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And then I said, Dr. Amari, I did six months now. Corley, thank you for being here.

Thank you for having me. It has been a while, but, you know, sometimes good things just take a while to get to, but here we are. That's true. And, you know, in God's Providence, things come up, things change, and I guess that's a big topic of our conversation today. Yeah. For those who don't know you, they might secretly know you, actually, because you are the

first lady of American meat. Oh, my God. You are. You are the, you are the wife of good ranchers.

Well, not the, you're the wife of your husband, but your husband started good ranchers. Yeah.

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great American companies. Yes. So, so happy to be a sponsor for this show, first of all. But I never

set out to be the meat lady, but here I am. It's a great distinction. It just comes with, yeah,

the life, for sure. So, look, I could sit here and talk about Good Ranchers Beef.

I'm not, no hyperbole at all.

I could sit here and talk about it for like five hours.

I know.

But that's actually not what I want to talk about.

I know.

Because I forget, this was six months ago, so we were at some event, we were talking.

And I was hearing your story about a personal medical crisis.

And it grabbed me because we hear so much today of the demonic, of the satanic, of the dark, of the occult, of all these.

And we don't hear quite as much about grace and potentially even miracles. It even ties in with one of the

bigger conversations we're having about food and health, you know, the Maha movement, President

Trump coming in, Bobby Kennedy getting all the garbage out of food and pharmaceuticals.

So there's distinctions to be had within natural science.

And then there's another level, which is supernatural science, maybe, miracles.

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