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but we're working every day to thicken that line, or at least make it a double or triple line.

Now here's your line jumping host, Eric Mattaxas.

Folks, welcome back.

If you're just tuning in now, this is Hour 2 on Wednesday.

In Hour 1, of course, we play the continuation of my conversation with Naomi

Wolf, where she gets very, very personal and vulnerable.

And we're going to play the conclusion to that tomorrow.

There's much more.

So we really couldn't squeeze it in today.

But we will play that tomorrow.

I'm joking around.

I say it's old Yale week on the Eric Mattaxas show.

On Monday, we have James Carney from the Wiff and Poofs of 1979. Of course, we have Naomi Wolf who's in my class of 84, and then we have John Smirak. Right now, my guest, class of 86, I guess it was. And John, welcome. Thanks, Eric. I'm really looking forward to watching Naomi's testimony because, you know, she's somebody

who's come a long way and followed a very difficult and interesting path.

I mean, I can't imagine what it must be like for her, having once been embraced by the woke,

by elite opinion, you know, getting an Oxford Road scholarship

and the bestselling books about feminism. And then hired by Al Gore as his hipness consultant,

I mean, it doesn't get much more mainstream validation than that. And then to have the integrity to risk

all of that by standing up against our public health dictatorship. I mean, you know, when I showed

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