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Well, from the origins of vaccines to what's behind today's cancer crisis, what's true myth, and how do we protect ourselves? Well, today's guest is here to answer those questions from his book vaccines, Mythology, ideology and reality. But before we get to that, join me around the table is April Simons. Are you ready to hear about? I am ready.
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I learned so much on here. I'm ready to learn some more.
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I love it that we talk about health issues. We do to try to be a blessing.
C (1:27)
And I can't tell you how many people that I've just met wherever I go that appreciate this and appreciate you airing this. And it just so helpful.
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Well, also, welcome to the table. Anna Kendall, how are you?
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I'm just great. You know, I was meditating the scripture that says, guard your heart with all diligence because out of it flows the very issues of life. That's what we deal with. Joni, you deal with the issues of life. And we're all so thankful that you do that.
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Well, thank you so much. Dorothy Newton, welcome to the table.
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Thank you. Thank you. You know, we can never have too much information. And the information, what it does is it gives us the information so that we can make informed decisions.
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That's good.
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And I always love it and I always learn.
A (2:10)
Yeah. And it's no pressure, but sometimes it's information that you're not going to hear that's being censored or whatever. Rachel Ann Brown, we did a lot of that in 2020. 2021.
