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Slack.com slash DHQ. We're going to try to do something a little different today. I want

to open up the floor for the people who have been shut out of this incredibly important

discussion. You, the audience, we're going to try to squeeze some calls in. I've got

tons of questions from social media. I want you to be in the interview seat. You can

ask whatever you like, all the medical questions that we're considered to dangerous for most

medical professionals to answer. The questions that the media and big tech have done everything

in their power to keep you from asking or hearing a different line of thought. I thought

long and hard about how to approach my discussion with today's guest partly because he has been

booted off most platforms, including Twitter. As a result, people have a lot of questions

for the man. How do we do that interview? Also, partly, he's become incredibly controversial.

We have a lot of controversial guests on this project, but on this podcast, but this

one's exceptionally controversial. You remember the manufactured outrage about Joe Rogan?

Well, the most recent outbreak of manufactured outrage about Joe Rogan was involving this

guy when Neil Young threw a tantrum and gave an ultimatum to Spotify. Take Joe Rogan off

or you'll never be able to play one of my crappy songs again. Then Joni Mitchell did it.

Oh my gosh, what would we do without those two? Cause for the outrage centered on one particular

episode of Joe Rogan's podcast, a three-hour interview with today's guest, a highly

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