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Good morning. Good afternoon. Good evening. Wherever you are out there in the

world is that time. Let's step out onto the high wire. What an amazing week

we had, folks. I mean, from last Thursday where we broke probably one of the

biggest stories of my life, the World Health Organization scientists themselves

questioning the safety of vaccines. And then, of course, later on in the show,

we're going to talk about the economics of autism. We have Toby Rogers coming

in to discuss that with us. What is this going to cost the country now that we

know that the scientists don't know what they're talking about and all these

epidemics are on the rise. And then we've got a study from the CDC that says we

may not even have the numbers right. They keep saying, oh, we're diagnosing it

better. What if it's getting even worse? Are we missing diagnosis of autism? A lot

to talk about. But the main story of the week, the battle of Trenton went down. New

Jersey held strong in one of the greatest goal line stands in history for over

a month. The people of Trenton stood against the bill that hung on one or two

votes week after week after week. They showed up in massive numbers and the

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