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It is a moral good and it is an emotional catharsis to disobey fools.
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Okay?
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And fools who think they have power.
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They don't have that power over you.
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Let us all get arrested.
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Anyway, how are they going to arrest you?
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We should fill the highways with cars.
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Then they'll get the message.
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These people aren't strong.
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They are weaklings with power.
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Once they see the tide of public opinion is against them, they will stop.
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It's as simple as that.
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Can't believe one country on Earth had the courage to follow science.
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That's the joke.
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We followed scientists.
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Sweden followed science.
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The correlation between scientists and science?
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It's sort of like the correlation between...
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I've got to think of an analogy.
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I'll come up with one.
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Let us just say the correlation is tenuous.
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Scientists are, unfortunately, as non-committed to science and committed to philosophy and politics and emotion as every other group of people.
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I trust science, but I do not trust scientists.
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Big difference.
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I don't worship them.
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Some are terrific.
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Most are just like the rest of humanity.
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Mediocre.
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All righty, everybody.
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Whatever is on your mind.
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Yes, indeed.
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So I announced.
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What happened?
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I kept the guy from L.A. who didn't agree with me.
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Why did he go away?
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I even announced I'm going to take your call.
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Some guy in LA who believes we should sit at home.
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I'd love to have taken that call.
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Yes, I wish the whole country would hear this show.
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Just one week, the whole country could hear this show.
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Because all they hear is, be afraid, be afraid, be afraid.
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There's more propaganda today, not more.
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There's almost as much, be precise, as I saw in the Soviet Union when I went there.
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Like the signs on the California highways.
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Stay home.
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Save a life.
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Wow.
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Stay home.
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Ruin a country.
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Stay home.
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Make sure your neighbor has to go on a breadline for food for the first time since the Depression.
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Not going to see those on the California signs, will you?
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That indeed.
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Who is it?
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The governor of Illinois?
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Flying with their family to Florida.
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These people are precious.
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Just precious.
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Okay, everybody.
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So I read, I don't know where, I read so much and I don't save everything.
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I should have saved that one.
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It was a listing of the state's compliance.
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They were rated for compliance with dictatorship.
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And the only state to get an F, a lot got a D. Some got A's and B's.
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The only state to get an F was South Carolina.
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Can't tell you how much I admire the people of South Carolina.
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Yes, indeed.
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You know, I have said for decades, the North saved the Union in the 19th century, the South will save it in the 21st.
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How ironic that the state that began the Civil War, they was the first to secede South Carolina.
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He's now the first in liberty.
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The world changes.
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So, sure enough, Nathan in Greenville, South Carolina, congratulations to you for being the least sheep-like state in the country.
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Absolutely.
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I love our state.
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I wasn't born here, but I got here as quick as I could.
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Yes, indeed.
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Yeah, so what I wanted to say is that our state...
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Okay, I have not done one...
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Sorry, breaking up.
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Except for...
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Wait, wait, wait, it broke up.
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You said, I haven't done one, and then I didn't hear you.
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Hmm, we have problems.
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Okay.
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Bet she's not using Pure Talk.
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Alrighty, everybody.
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Schenectady, New York.
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I know Schenectady, my beloved, dear uncle.
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Murray Prager had a ladies clothing store in Schenectady.
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Hi, John.
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Hi, Dennis.
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I just wanted to tell you what an honor it is to speak to you finally.
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Thank you.
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I've been a long-time listener, and I think you have a prophetic voice, not only in the country, but for everyone who listens to you.
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Thank you.
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You've been gifted by God, and I greatly appreciate.
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The gift that you've presented us.
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Thank you again.
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I just also wanted to let you know that, and I have a question to follow up with that.
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I've been reading your Bible, and I'm thoroughly enjoying it, the Rational Bible.
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I finished up Genesis, and I'm halfway through Exodus, and I was just wondering if you plan to write...
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On more of the books of the Bible.
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Yeah, I'm doing the first five books.
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Deuteronomy, the fifth one.
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It's coming out in order.
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It's going 2-1-5-4-3.
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Two Exodus, it's the second volume of the Bible.
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It's Exodus, then I did Genesis.
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Now I'm doing the fifth, Deuteronomy.
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And then I'm doing Numbers, and then Leviticus.
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That's the five books of the Torah, which is the basis of Judaism and Christianity, and of the Western world.
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And so one of the only silver linings in this is that I'm really making progress on the next volume, which will be out next year.
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That's wonderful.
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I'm so happy to hear that.
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Do you plan to do any more of the Bible?
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No.
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I'll tell you, the next thing I'm doing after that is my autobiography.
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I am aching to write that because...
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How I came to all of these insights is what the autobiography will be about.
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And very open about my life, too, as well.
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I certainly hope that I will have the same mental and physical acuity that I have now.
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Looking at my parents, I have reason to believe that I will.
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But there are no guarantees in life.
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The only guarantee in life, aside from death and taxes, the only guarantee is that there are no guarantees.
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That's a guarantee.
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That's why I don't want you to sit in your house all day.
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