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Guaranteed Human.

Hey there, folks, and welcome to the show.

T.J. Holmes here alongside Amy Robach.

And today's topic, Robs is not one.

I necessarily thought anywhere in our broadcasting careers we would be talking about.

Secret condom removal and a Senate candidate.

That's a real headline.

And you can't be dismissive of it or think it's just isolated.

Robs, I cannot believe this story.

Initially, it is one of those moments where you think,

how are we actually talking about this when we're talking about our government, members of Congress,

or potential members of Congress, and then something so specific.

Very.

And something that has actually only recently, I think, become a topic of conversation

and has become something that is widely considered a criminal act.

Yeah, and there's, that's the thing is, it is up for debate because our lawmakers have yet to make it a crime.

Stealthing. You're all familiar with this? Stealthing is what it's called. That it has a more specific language, but robes.

I think maybe, even if you didn't know the name, I think a lot of people, women in particular, are aware of this, fearful of this and have even experienced this.

Yes, and look, I did not know the term stealthing. I learned of it through this story.

Obviously, I've heard of this happening to women and the concerns and the real fears that it elicits.

This is a, can cause mental anguish, it can cause physiological anguish, It can result in an STD. It can result in a unwanted pregnancy. There are serious consequences that can come from someone removing a condom without your permission. Why isn't it criminal? Why wouldn't it be criminal when you have all of those

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