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University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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The few younger patients who died all had significant pre-existing conditions.
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Very few children were even infected, and none died.
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None.
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So in other words, in Pennsylvania in the last few months, more children...
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Did he say children?
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What was the word that he used?
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Yeah, children.
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More children died in their bathtub than from the virus.
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And you can't go to work in Pennsylvania.
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This is a disease of the elderly, sick, and poor.
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Yep.
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Listen to this one from the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
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On the USS Theodore Roosevelt, 1,102 sailors were infected.
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That's a lot.
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That's a lot.
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How many think died?
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These are not children.
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Do you know the answer?
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Because if you don't know, I want you to guess.
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1,102 sailors were infected.
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How many needed to go to a hospital and how many died?
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Sean, guess.
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1,100 on a ship.
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So they really got it, man.
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They really got it.
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100 went to the hospital, 2 died is Triple G's response.
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Living martyr?
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Same?
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50 hospital and 2 died.
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Answer?
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7 hospital.
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One died.
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Wow!
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We are living through hysteria, and most Americans are at peace with tyranny.
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My dear friends, anybody says, what does MAGA mean?
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Make America great again?
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It means MAFA. Make America free again.
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Look, if for 50 years, since World War II, it's more, it's 70 years, 75 years.
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If for 75 years, liberty is not taught as a value, although I was, I have to say, I mean, were you taught give me liberty or give me death in school?
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Were you Triple G? And you're 21. So, he's not 21, drugs.
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Kidding.
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But he's in his late 30s, right?
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Is that what you are?
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I don't know your age.
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What is your age?
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You're kidding me.
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No, no, no, you are kidding me.
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You can't joke on the show, remember?
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You're going to be 45?
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Did you know that?
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Triple G's in his mid-40s?
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You don't look a day over 43. It's astonishing.
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Okay, well, so, alright, so how many kids today in college know the phrase, give me liberty or give me death?
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How many know what the Liberty Bell is?
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How many know the American Trinity?
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Liberty, E Pluribus Unum, and God we trust.
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Zero.
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Almost zero.
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So now, I'm sorry?
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Not if they watch PragerU, which is what, that's right, they would know it.
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There are a lot of wonderful things going on, but we're up there as one of the last best hopes for this country.
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They learned climate change and gender identity.
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That is exactly right.
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I must say, this has taken me by surprise.
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The acceptance of most Americans of tyranny.
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Of course they'll say, oh, no, no, we want to save lives.
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Of course.
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Is there a tyranny that ever says we want to be a tyranny to take life?
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Give us all the power we want over your life so that you die.
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Of course, every tyranny does it in the name of some greater good.
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Right?
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Left?
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Mostly left.
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That's the thing that has startled me.
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What is it?
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Shelley?
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What's her last name?
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Luther.
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Shelley Luther is a national hero for many Americans, but I wonder how many Americans...
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See, if I could find out something, that's something I would like to find out.
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To how many Americans is Shelley Luther a hero?
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Well, she's three for three in this particular industry of this...
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The Dennis Prager program.
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I don't know how much we are representative of the country.
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It's a very interesting thing.
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I'd like to get into this more.
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Yesterday, I blasted this bureaucracy that has threatened salons in California.
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To have their license taken away, it's not a matter of fined.
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You will cease to be able to function.
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So I got some letters from, believe it or not, people annoyed with me who own salons.
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And I must admit, it doesn't happen often, but it happens.
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I don't understand why I'm being attacked.
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Then one email made it clear.
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It's a good thing we have this bureaucracy in Sacramento, or I guess in any state.
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Is there any state that does not license hair salons?
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You doubt it, right.
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So, I'd like to find out the history of this.
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But I now realize what somebody explained to me.
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People spend money going to school to learn how to engage in taking care of people's hair.
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They spent a lot of money to get that license, therefore.
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It's exactly like a taxi medallion in New York City.
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People spent fortunes of money to have a taxi medallion to give them the right to drive a taxi.
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You can't just drive a taxi in New York City.
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Then came Uber.
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And Uber undid all of their investment in their medallion.
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People lost a lot of money, and my heart goes out to them.
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Because you don't need to get any license to drive an Uber.
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By the way, they want to control that too.
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Despite the fact that the safety track record of Uber drivers is probably correspondent to regular drivers.
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I think it was one of the great developments of freedom, Uber.
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And of course, the left shot it down.
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Wherever they could, let's put it that way.
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So people who have spent money on getting their degree in cosmetology or whatever it might be, although that's cosmetics.
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What is the degree in?
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I forgot the word.
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There is a term.
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I don't think cosmetology is the word.
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Maybe it is.
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Anyway, those who spent money and time, and I support you.
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I mean, I support you.
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I support you emotionally.
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I understand what is involved.
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Somebody wrote to me, you know, there are a lot of dangerous things.
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It is cosmetology school.
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There are a lot of dangerous things in a salon.
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So I was thinking, what?
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Scissors?
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Curlers?
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And I'm not being cute.
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I want to learn.
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Do you believe that the state should control who can take care of your hair?
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Please now understand the price it comes with.
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He that giveth, taketh.
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Dennis, 6'2".
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By the way, you want good news?
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I have good news.
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