Hey, folks, welcome to the Dark Horse podcast Inside Rail. I have the honor and pleasure of sitting

with my friend in studio today. This is Del Big Tree. You all know him from hosting the High Wire.

He's also the CEO of the informed consent action network. He has a film out recently called an inconvenient study.

Is that?

That's correct.

Inconvenient study.

Anyway, it's an excellent film.

Thank you.

Send it to all your vaccine, true believing friends.

It will cause them to lose sleep in a good way and maybe they will

wake up from it anyway welcome to dark horse it's great to be here it's really an honor

this is a bucketless moment actually and appreciating your work and your podcast and you know

you've been on my show several times,

but it means a lot. Well, I'm really glad you're here. And I'm especially glad that you made the

trip. It's obviously super inconvenient to get to us here. And anyway, it's great to have you in

studio. There are always better discussions when

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