New Year, Old Problems

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🗓️ 3 January 2023

⏱️ 81 minutes

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We begin a new year, but the same problems persist… An NFL player collapses from a heart attack. Weird medical things do happen, but the one question no one will ask is: could this be vax-related?... CA is now a “sanctuary state” for “transing” kids. If you want to trans your kid, get to CA. No one can stop you. It’s a new year. That means there is a new crop of crazy, destructive California laws… As we lose our connection to God, we don’t forward into some new utopian era, we move backward into a pre-Judeo-Christian paganism… Mask mandates are back at some schools. Does our educational establishment hate children? America has become an exporter of bad ideas. This is a first in the history of the country. And it’s very disturbing
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0:08.9	join monorail. Hey, hi there, everybody. Wow, I can't believe it. 2023. Sort of the number of
0:21.5	a science fiction movie. 2023. Yep. My brother's birthday today. My older brother, he's six years older,
0:36.4	called him up, and he said, it's sort of like your life is sort of like a movie,
0:44.3	and you really enjoy the movie, but you realize it's going to come to an end.
0:52.1	I'm laughing because it's a very, shall we say, somewhat dark note with which to begin the year.
1:03.8	I think that our inability to acknowledge the dark is a big problem. I write about it in my happiness
1:13.7	book. Hi, everybody. I just devoted, let's see, today's Tuesday, started Monday. I devoted eight days
1:25.4	for of us, my the editor, Joseph Tillishkin, the man who the producer of the entire project of my
1:36.7	Bible commentary, Joel Alperson. Joseph Tillishkin came in from New York City, and Joel Alperson
1:45.5	came in from Omaha, Nebraska, and my wife and I, we are the four. We read every single word
1:53.2	of the commentary. I have a fourth book coming out, I don't know about a year and a half.
1:59.3	It's called The Book of Numbers, in Hebrew, it's in the wilderness. Every single word is written.
2:07.6	This is like the fourth or fifth incarnation of any given chapter. As I say to readers of my works,
2:16.1	I work hard so that the reader doesn't. You can't imagine how much work goes into every single
2:24.0	sentence, and that's what I've done for the last eight days. Perfect timing. I would have
2:30.0	speeches not traveling anywhere, and we got 14 chapters done. That's the good news. The bad news is
2:39.2	there are 35. I've got to make a start somewhere. So I wish you a happier new year. I can't say happy
2:50.7	new year. My expectations are not gigantic, but a happier new year would be good.
2:57.7	Didn't start off with a happy note with the nationally covered and somewhat understandably preoccupied.
3:08.2	Football player named Damar Hamlin, who simply collapsed. Yep, just fell down, and he's now in
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