Oct. 10, 2023 - Candace Owens
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| Happy Tuesday, everybody. | |
| Question of the day. I want you to be honest with yourself. | |
| In 20 years, do you believe that Western philosophy will be guiding the world? | |
| Do you think that we have positioned ourselves as strong men that will be driving the world into the future with our principles and our morality? | |
| Or do you honestly foresee a world in which the East will rise as the leaders? | |
| Plus, later on in the show, I just want to take you through my own personal train of thoughts regarding women today and birth. | |
| Why are there so many women that are experiencing life or death complications during pregnancy? | |
| It just doesn't make sense. | |
| Just one generation ago, two generations ago, rather, people were having 12, 9, 11, 13 children, no complications, and now people are struggling to conceive and to give birth to one or two. | |
| All that and more today coming up on Candace Owens. | |
| I mean that, obviously, if you've been paying attention to the banter and the back and forth really over the last eight years. | |
| I don't know how any person takes politicians seriously anymore. | |
| They're all Actors, performers, actresses constantly telling you what you should care about based on emotion. | |
| And God forbid you ask a rational question. | |
| What a monster you are! | |
| I just showed you a Ukrainian child that is struggling. | |
| How dare you ask a question about why it is that we seem to be sending billions of dollars to God knows where? | |
| Actually, there's no accounting. | |
| money goes missing. | |
| You're a monster if you ask a question about why it is that | |
| trillions of dollars are going to cure COVID or to COVID policy, and | |
| yet you can't put food on the table. | |
| How dare you ask questions about that, you grandma killer. | |
| But you are, you are a grandma killer if you | |
| have questions about where all of this money is disappearing to. | |
| And don't forget to always support the current thing. | |
| It's interesting because obviously current thing always transforms virtually overnight. | |
| And I was thinking about this just a few short years ago. | |
| It was the crying at the border. | |
| Don't forget the classic AOC picture when she went in all white down to this dusty border and We're good to go. | |
| Something that if Donald Trump had said it, and when Donald Trump did say it, he was called a xenophobe and a racist. | |
| It's an interesting snapshot to look around the world and to see how others are thinking through foreign policy. | |
| In fact, I was shocked when I discovered I have a sister-in-law who lives in Japan, and she has had two children born in Japan. | |
| She has lived there for over 10 years. | |
| when I learned that she was not a naturalized citizen in Japan because it's an incredibly | |
| difficult process. Essentially, if you're not Japanese, they don't really care why you're | |
| there. They don't want you to be a citizen. And I was shocked to discover that being born | |
| there didn't cut it. Despite the fact that her children have never known another home, | |
| Japan doesn't care. That does not make you a Japanese citizen. | |
| I'll tell you what does. | |
| The person living, if you want to become naturalized through Japan's process, must have been domiciled in Japan for five years or more consecutively, must have a valid status of residence throughout the prescribed period of time, must be 20 years of age or more in a full capacity to act according to the law of their home countries. | |
| Now it goes through this process. | |
| It has a conduct portion of Essentially, there are so many rules in here, including constitutional compliance, making sure that they know virtually all the languages that are spoken and written in the nation. | |
| And including whether or not they have ever advocated in the past against the government. | |
| Now this might seem strict to you guys. | |
| What do you mean? Her kids speak fluent Japanese. | |
| They were raised in Japan. | |
| This is how a country that actually cares about its citizens would conduct itself. | |
| Right? You would be strict. | |
| You would be concerned with being called a racist or a xenophobe. | |
| You would want to make sure the people that are living in your country actually want to abide by its constitution and actually care to contribute to the society in a meaningful way. | |
| There are financial stipulations, all sorts of things. | |
| Same can be said for Switzerland. | |
| Well, I saw this clip, and I'll show you it. | |
| It was taken in 2018, so I don't want you to think that it's recent, but I do want you to think that the person in this clip is a legend because he is. | |
| His name is Dominik Tarzynski. | |
| He is a Polish politician who has been a member of the European Parliament since 2020. | |
| And it turns out that Poland is a lot like Japan in the fact that they don't really care | |
| about Western banter, about the idea of being called a xenophobe when it comes to them informing | |
| the policy about who is allowed to be in their country. | |
| Take a listen to my man Dominic Tarzynski on BBC. | |
| How many refugees has Poland taken? | |
| Thank you. | |
| Zero. And you're proud of that? | |
| If you are asking me about Muslim illegal immigration, none, not even one will come to Poland. | |
| Not even one if it's illegal. | |
| We took over two million Ukrainians who are working, who are peaceful in Poland. | |
| We will not receive even one Muslim because this is what we promised. | |
| But I asked not about illegal immigrants. | |
| I asked about refugees. | |
| And Jean-Claude Juncker, the commission president, says that you're racist. | |
| You sound proud of the fact that you haven't taken any refugees. | |
| Of course, because this is what our people are expecting from our government. | |
| That's number one. This is why our government was elected. | |
| But this is why Poland is so safe. | |
| This is the reason why we have not even one terrorist attack. | |
| Look at the streets in Poland and we can be called populists, nationalists, racists. | |
| I don't care. I care about my family and about my country. | |
| Who is this legend and how can I vote for him? | |
| How can I import him over to America? | |
| It's got to be pretty easy, the process. | |
| I mean, just jump over the border so that I can vote for this man into office, a person that has the perspective that he doesn't care if you call him a nationalist, doesn't care if you call him a populist, doesn't care if you call him a racist. | |
| Here is what works for our society and our country. | |
| And it's largely isolationist. | |
| If it doesn't impact Poland in a positive way, we are not going to engage in it, irrespective of what outside forces are saying about us. | |
| Now, he doesn't just say this when he's on BBC. This is what he says also when he speaks to other competing parties, when he is in Parliament, when they are winning over and over again because the Polish people continue to vote in his party and not the other people that are popping up, of course, the obligatory people with the pink and the green hair and the emotions and the feelings who want you to understand that everything that you're doing is wrong because don't you have feelings for the refugees? | |
| Don't you have feelings for the migrants that are trying to get into your country? | |
| Yeah, here is our hero, Dominic Sarzynski, once again in Parliament, speaking to opposing parties. | |
| Take a listen. Thank you, Madam President. | |
| Obviously, this mechanism is just a political tool, so I'm not going to get into it because everyone knows that this is a political tool. | |
| It has nothing to do with the rule of law. | |
| So I'd like to give you a message from the majority of Polish people. | |
| The message is very clear. | |
| It has been out loud seven times in a row. | |
| Polish nation rejected your ideas. | |
| Polish nation rejected your ideas of leftism. | |
| So you have lost seven times. | |
| Mr. Biedron would confirm you have lost. | |
| Polish society rejected you seven times. | |
| So to let you know, Poland is number one with unemployment. | |
| Poland is number three with management for women. | |
| And Poland is number one, Eurostat, it's your data, not ours, is number one. | |
| As the safest place in Europe. | |
| So before you're going to judge us, before you're going to point us with your finger, maybe you should think about Sweden and the rapes on women by illegal migrants. | |
| Maybe you should focus on Germany, which is number one with all these crimes coming over from illegal migrants instead of Poland. | |
| This is real. This is real. | |
| Democracy. And this is not our data. | |
| This is Eurostat. | |
| Thank you. | |
| That's one way to hand to them. | |
| And of course, you can't make up that guy sitting, listening to him with the pink hair and the mask. | |
| Because, well, leftism really has largely become some sort of a distorted religion, right? | |
| Wear the mask, dye your hair, and fight for, essentially, countries to no longer be sovereign. | |
| Fight for globalism. | |
| Fight for people to be suffering from the policies that you are implementing. | |
| So I will ask the question, when is America, when is the West going to start to re-engage | |
| with these sorts of philosophies? | |
| When are we going to have men that have the spine to stand up | |
| and say these sorts of things and not care about the names that they are called in the media, | |
| not care about what the BBC reporter has to say to them? | |
| Is that gone? | |
| Is that possibility completely gone? | |
| If the answer to that is yes, it is, then I believe that we can wave goodbye to the West as being leaders in the world because we haven't deserved leadership in this world because we do not have strong principles and we do not have strong morals that are guiding our societies. | |
| We have essentially morals and principles that are unsustainable. | |
| America is collapsing all around us and yet we are being told to focus on On world issues, we can somehow fix the world, even though we can't fix what's happening in our own backyard. | |
| So right now, it is the safety of our country that is at risk. | |
| There's no question about that. | |
| We are going to see things happening over the next 10 years that we never could have possibly fathomed, but many of us did because we refused to employ philosophies that would keep Americans safe while we played the hero of This is something that I still do not care to do, not today and not ever, until we fix the issues that we have here at home. | |
| And that's all I have to say about that. | |
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| Okay, now it's time for some topics du jour. | |
| ♪♪ Unsurprisingly, I've got childbirth on my mind. | |
| I have five weeks and a few days left before I'm due to give birth. | |
| I'll probably go over. I always do. | |
| But I've been listening to a lot of pregnancy podcasts and listening to a lot of birth stories. | |
| It kind of naturally happens. | |
| You pursue it on the Internet when you get near to birth yourself. | |
| And I'm gonna ask you guys to indulge me for a second because something occurred to me. | |
| And I wouldn't say it's necessarily a conspiracy theory. | |
| It's absolutely not a conspiracy theory. | |
| It's something that we should talk about. But it is something that began as an anecdotal experience. | |
| And then I did a little bit of research and realized that something really is going on and I can't figure out what's at root of this. | |
| So, to be open about it, I was actually listening to an old podcast of Allie Stuckey's. | |
| You know, I think she does amazing work and she speaks to women about a lot of issues and spoke about her first two pregnancies and the complications that she had. | |
| And it dawned on me, as I was listening to the story of her birth complications, just how often I was hearing stories surrounding childbirth and complications. | |
| I mean, literally, I went through my head and I thought of 12 people that I know, and | |
| every single one of them face a complication either in pregnancy, in birth, or shortly | |
| thereafter. | |
| Very strange that women are not just able to give birth and move on anymore, it seems. | |
| And so I'm just giving you a couple of examples here. | |
| I had one friend of mine who, despite giving birth to her child, was unable to give birth | |
| to the placenta, and then it went immediately into a life or death situation in which she | |
| quite literally almost died. | |
| Came very close to death because she was unable to give birth to the placenta. | |
| I had another woman who had her water break. | |
| There was meconium in the water, led to a very difficult birth and eventually an emergency C-section. | |
| My sister, similarly another emergency C-section, who I was speaking to, I know that she wouldn't have an issue with me sharing that, which is why I'm sharing it. | |
| I had a person who worked for me who gave birth and was in a life-or-death situation when she suffered from shoulder dystocia. | |
| It's when the baby's not fully turned when they're coming out, and basically the baby's shoulder gets stuck behind a woman's pelvic bone, and it's, again, life or death. | |
| Both the mother and the baby can die. | |
| I had another young woman We're good to go. | |
| I was very lucky. I had two children, very quick births. | |
| But that's not normal that every single person that I know is facing some sort of life or death complications. | |
| And so I said this to my husband, and the first thing he kind of said was, well, it's probably some element of Darwinism being interfered with because we now have so many medical advances where... | |
| Medicine can get involved and you could save these women and save these children who in medieval days would have just died. | |
| And then only women that were able to give birth would then be passing on their genes. | |
| And I said, no, because I'm not talking about the differences between when people would die giving birth all the time, like in the medieval times. | |
| I'm talking about just the difference compared to our parents' generations. | |
| Right? Right? Our parents and our grandparents, if you speak to anybody, they'll tell you their grandparents are one of ten. | |
| My grandfather was one of twelve. | |
| My mother is one of nine. | |
| This is before they were giving women all of these options in childbirth. | |
| They were basically, my grandfather, his mother, was giving birth in a run-worm shack. | |
| My grandfather was born on a sharecropping farm, right? | |
| His mother gave birth to twelve children successfully. | |
| Okay? And so how did we go from that generation, who was born in the 1940s, to suddenly having women that are struggling to conceive one child, many people having to turn to IVF, and now women that even when they are conceiving are unable to give birth without severe complications. | |
| And I'm not talking about doctors that are pushing for a C-section. | |
| I'm talking about literally life or death C-sections that thankfully are turning out okay. | |
| Okay? It's just abnormal. | |
| It's something that I wanted to raise because I wanted to hear feedback on it. | |
| Again, I am sort of talking at you, ranting at you because it's been on my mind and I would love to read your comments. | |
| But there's something else going on. | |
| In fact, this article, which was released by the Commonwealth Fund in 2020, says that | |
| women in the United States are more likely to die in pregnancy, in childbirth, and postpartum | |
| than women in other high-income nations. | |
| That's a stunning fact. | |
| Since we are so pro-Big Pharma here and medicine is supposed to be helping us and not hurting us, why is it that when we're weighed against other OECD countries, people that have similar incomes and And living statuses as us, are we facing more birth complications? | |
| Which also brings me to think about countries in the third world. | |
| Why are they still able to give birth to so many children? | |
| So many children without complications, without medical interference. | |
| And yet you have America, which... | |
| It's supposed to be the offering of the world, and we're unable to do it here. | |
| Again, this is food for thought. | |
| I would love to hear what you guys have to say. | |
| Just in thinking about it, of what could be happening, I think a lot of it could be contributed to our diet here in America. | |
| We have such a high incidence of allergies that you don't see anywhere else in the world, and you wonder if it's the stuff that we're putting in our water, if it's the stuff that we're putting in our grains. | |
| You're seeing some people that have An instance of gluten allergies and peanut allergies and soy nut allergies. | |
| Is it in our food? | |
| Is it in our water? | |
| Is it because of the fact that we give out so many medications in America? | |
| That we are essentially, as I've talked about openly on this show, we've become largely a drug cartel in America. | |
| There's no question about that. | |
| It's not even... Something to be debated. | |
| America is a successful drug cartel. | |
| Whatever it is that the Colombian drug cartels and the Mexican drug cartels wanted to accomplish, America did. | |
| You know, you have the drug dealers, the big pharma companies that are arm in arm, in hand | |
| and in partnership with the government. | |
| That's what they wanted. | |
| That is what El Chapo wanted to accomplish. | |
| In America, we've done that. | |
| And what is it causing? | |
| You know, you've got kids that are taking Adderall to focus on mathematics in school, | |
| people that are literally on medications their entire life. | |
| You're going to tell me that's not going to impact their reproductive health in the future? | |
| Of course it is. | |
| Our testosterone rates are dropping dramatically, as we discussed last week on this show. | |
| There is something very big going on, and we should pay attention to it. | |
| It's something very big that's happening with men, and something very big that's happening | |
| with women, and a disruption of our reproductive health that warrants our attention. | |
| Again, probably more appropriately for me to deep dive onto this on A Shot in the Dark, | |
| which is my second series that I do with The Daily Wire. | |
| It's available exclusively on Daily Wire Plus, but it was on my mind today, and I want to read your comments, and I want you guys to be able to comment on it so that I can bring it to Daily Wire Plus and onto A Shot in the Dark. | |
| All right, guys, moving on from what's happening with our bodies and thinking a lot about | |
| what is happening to our minds, the mental health epidemic that we are facing | |
| and that I cover often. | |
| And I wanna be gentle in discussing this next topic because the last time I talked about | |
| what people are doing to their faces, people were very upset with me. | |
| And I promise you guys, no matter what you think of me, I am not gonna take your Botox from you, | |
| but I do wanna talk about the fact that everybody is starting to look the same on the internet | |
| and women are no longer able to see themselves. | |
| As a great example of that, recently Sia, you definitely know her music, | |
| even if you don't recognize her face, largely because she's been covering her face for years. | |
| Well, she revealed that the reason why she covered her face and wore so many disguises is because she had body image issues. | |
| But now that she's undergone a facelift, She's no longer going to mask her face. | |
| Now here is what is shocking. | |
| This is a picture of Sia before she decided to undergo a facelift. | |
| And here is a picture of her after the facelift, where she looks like your standard Instagram filter. | |
| Well, a person that I follow on Twitter retweeted commentary from a man regarding this phenomenon of every woman going into the doctor and getting the exact same face. | |
| There's no differences anymore. | |
| He wrote this. | |
| Entirely unrelated to anything. | |
| Just to be clear, this is written by a young man named Alexander Cortez. | |
| Entirely unrelated to anything. | |
| I was at the gym the other day and I overheard a conversation between two young women. | |
| One of them had recently gotten lip fillers, had the fish lip look, was trying to convince | |
| her friend to do it. | |
| Her face looked distorted. | |
| It was completely unnecessary. | |
| I hate this trend so much. | |
| I've seen this trend of filter face and homogenized beauty take over the past few years. | |
| It completely erases everything that makes your face look unique. | |
| You take something good and beautiful and you ruin it by trying to make it fit a hellish algorithm seen through a phone camera. | |
| I mean this sincerely. | |
| Love yourself as you are and honor the body and face that you have. | |
| Your ancestors would be rolling in their graves to see What some of you do to yourselves. | |
| I can't think of a better way to describe this, this phenomenon that I'm seeing on Instagram, other than to call it a hellish algorithm, because it is. | |
| Every woman looks the same. | |
| It's like we've just said, okay, this is the algorithm that we're going to give ourselves to. | |
| This is a face that we have decided is perfect. | |
| According to the algorithm, which was likely, honestly, concocted in Silicon Valley in And so we're all going to go to the doctor and say, I want to look like this. | |
| And it obviously began with the Kardashian empire, the power that they got. | |
| Kylie Jenner was a major contributor to this. | |
| The phenomenon goes on and on, and it's interesting to me only because men don't seem to like it, right? | |
| Men say that I don't find this to be attractive. | |
| I'm going to show you this algorithm has become so worldwide that even some men are engaging in it. | |
| However, as one such example, Simon Cowell. | |
| Here's a picture of Simon Cowell before he got Botox and God knows what else. | |
| And here is a picture of what Simon Cowell looks like now. | |
| This is terrifying. | |
| This should terrify you. | |
| This is not how a normal person looks. | |
| His Forehead is way too smooth. | |
| His eyebrows obviously can't move, so when he smiles, they oddly are staying straight and almost pointing downwards. | |
| His eyes don't look good. And what's strange about men that engage in this is everybody knows that men get hotter as they age. | |
| Men age like a nice red wine. | |
| They actually look better with a Simon Cowell was a good-looking, aging man. | |
| He could have gone the route of George Clooney. | |
| We decided to stop that because he gave in to the algorithm. | |
| He gave in to the hellish algorithm. | |
| Same can be said for Renee Zellweger. | |
| Here's a picture of her before, looking, I think, very beautiful and unique on the left. | |
| And here's what she has done to her face since. | |
| Now, I want to be clear. | |
| I don't mean this to insult any of these people. | |
| In fact, I feel bad even covering it because for them to say that they feel that they have to do this, to keep up with Hollywood trends, they're so fearful of aging that they had become convinced that kind of... | |
| Attempting to stop the aging process but to look like something otherworldly is a better option, and it so clearly is not. | |
| I'm only talking about this because I'm hoping that if enough people hear this and look at this and look at these people's before and afters, recognize that you're not upgrading. | |
| You don't actually look better. | |
| You're spending way too much time looking at yourself in the mirror trying to stop wrinkles that actually make you look more beautiful and make you look more unique. | |
| And you have to figure out why it is that you develop such a hateful relationship with yourself that you want to stop the aging process in its tracks. | |
| The most beautiful women that I have seen, I am being honest, are women that age much more naturally. | |
| I'm not talking about people that are lightly doing it. | |
| Okay, fine. I get it. | |
| Some people want to do that because they think it makes them look better, and sometimes it does. | |
| But then there seems to be going overboard, right? | |
| And we know what we're talking about. | |
| We know these individuals that we're talking about that we see. | |
| And they get to a place where suddenly they're 60 years old and they think that they can stop the aging process. | |
| And at the end, let me tell you, the aging process is going to win and you're going to look like a freak. | |
| And that is what is happening to a lot of these people, unfortunately. | |
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| All right, guys, now let's jump into some of your comments regarding episodes past. | |
| First set of comments are pertaining to the baby Karen video that I showed you yesterday. That's making the rounds | |
| It was a black woman that was encouraging her daughter to knock down the play toy towers | |
| That were being built by the bunch of baby Karen's the white toddlers | |
| Simply because they fought over a toy which again happens everywhere | |
| Every mom every parent has experienced this when you go to a common play area | |
| KM writes the fact that I even feel the need to say this at all is insane | |
| But as a black American woman many other black women including my own family do not condone of the 99% of the | |
| degenerate behavior That is portrayed in the mainstream media when it comes to | |
| black Americans. It is embarrassing. It's disgusting. It's disheartening | |
| It is not black culture for many of us no matter how many losers and grifters continue to fight | |
| tooth and nail to keep this as our image for money that attention, cool points, etc., while drowning the majority of us with sense and morals out, we are starting to speak out against it more and more. | |
| So well said, and I think that that's a big reason why I exist, to remind people that this is not black culture. | |
| Black Americans or plenty of black Americans don't agree with this. | |
| I think in the past, those black Americans felt bullied into silence. | |
| And I think the more that those of us who hold a more conservative perspective, or not even a more conservative perspective, a more righteous perspective, a more moral perspective, continue to speak out against this sort of a thing, it no longer becomes trendy to be a degenerate. | |
| By the way, quick pause to tell you that I'm actually just started a book Okay, you guys are not surprised. | |
| Thomas Sowell, but it's called Black Rednecks and White Liberals, and he's just laid out his thesis in the first couple of pages, and it's fascinating. | |
| He is tracing back essentially the origins of what people now call black culture to rednecks in the South, which actually came directly from Britain, came from the UK, and It's really interesting. | |
| And I'm only telling you that because it's a reminder that this culture is actually not black culture. | |
| So you should not be scared or embarrassed to stand up to it and to point it out. | |
| It's just degenerate black redneck culture is really what it comes down to. | |
| The next person writes, That is exactly right. | |
| This young woman was breeding hatred and racism into her young daughter. | |
| Again, all that needed was for her to explain to the young toddler that she should not take the toy away. | |
| I would have said that instantly to the other girl. | |
| Hey, she had that. | |
| you need to give it back, you know, that you're not being nice." | |
| And she probably would have given it right back and that would have been the end of it. | |
| And they would have played together peacefully, but instead her daughter was feeling so inspired | |
| because her mom was cheering her on as she knocked down all the toys and encouraged her | |
| to be bad, to misbehave. | |
| I mean, essentially what you're seeing is the breeding when you watch these videos of | |
| people that are running into a target and stealing flat screens, TVs, and you go, who | |
| raised this person to think that this is acceptable behavior? | |
| It's this woman, right? | |
| She is a stunning example of the sorts of people that raise their children to think this way, to feel justified in their degenerate behavior. | |
| Georgia writes, As someone who works in child care, this is disgusting. | |
| Those children are just that, children. | |
| We are the ones who teach them about sharing and manners, etc. | |
| of this adult is not of sound mind and it's tragic to think that her daughter | |
| will grow up with a mindset that people hate her when they don't. How an adult, | |
| not only that, but a parent doesn't understand the developmental stages and | |
| importance of guidance with kids is genuinely concerning. | |
| This is wedging the divide so intensely. Yeah, we definitely need to be on the | |
| lookout. | |
| And as I have said, these children are convinced that America is more racist than it's ever been, and it's not. | |
| Their minds are just more warped than they've ever been. | |
| Of course, America is not nearly as racist of a country as it was when Jim Crow laws were implemented. | |
| And there was actual, real, political racism that existed, but they think it is, because they have parents like this, because they have professors like this, because they have teachers in the entire system that is fighting to keep racism alive, when in fact, it doesn't exist systemically throughout this country. | |
| A couple of comments now pertaining to my friend Brandon Tatum, who appeared on the Whatever podcast, and he talked about hot girls and how they don't have to work on their personalities, and it's why a lot of them fail to get married in the future. | |
| Insert any cultural example that you want there. | |
| Brett Butler writes, as a young single guy who was active in the dating field, I can | |
| confirm that for me and my guy friends, we do not even consider dating a super hot girl | |
| if we know that she is a problematic woman. | |
| In fact, when we were in high school, we all agreed that the girl that we would all want | |
| to date was not the most attractive girl at school. | |
| Rather it was the girl who was the kindest, happiest, most generous, and selfless person | |
| any of us knew, and we all knew that she would be the greatest catch of all. | |
| Just to clarify, the nice girl was still very pretty, but it was more effortless. | |
| She seemed to radiate warmth. | |
| Yep, that makes sense. | |
| And good on you, by the way, to say that you guys were talking about that in high school. | |
| I didn't think that high school boys would think that way. | |
| So that is very inspiring. | |
| It's aspirational to think that high school boys know that you should date the girl next door, as they say. | |
| Kai writes, There you go. | |
| Men want peace. | |
| What do women want? It's a big question. | |
| We're not going to get to the answer to that today. | |
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