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Join Fred Bodimer for a comprehensive weekend health update just in time for the holidays. This episode covers concerning trends in children's health, including a rise in gastrointestinal viruses causing fever, vomiting, and diarrhea. Hear insights from medical experts like Dr. Thuy Bouie, who advises on managing symptoms without ER visits. Additionally, discover the dangers of misusing popular weight loss drugs like semaglutide (Ozempic and Wegovy), leading to accidental poisoning and severe side effects. Insights from a new Gallup poll shed light on escalating obesity rates and increased diabetes diagnoses among American adults. 

A new article from the Washington Post claims Millennials aren’t having children. We discuss this and the latest “death order” from UK courts against disabled children, New York’s war against pregnancy resource centers, and double uteruses?!

Topics Discussed:

• Millennials Aren’t Having Kids
• Woman With Double Uterus Pregnant In Both Uteruses
• Canadian Prime Minister Says ‘Killing of Babies’ Must Stop
• UK Judge rules to remove life support from 7-month-old baby against parents' wishes
• Court instructs New York officials to leave the Nuns alone

Links Mentioned:

• Millennials aren’t having kids. Here are the reasons why. - Washington Post
• Pro-Life America Podcast Episode 46: The Alarming Decline of Birth Rates Worldwide
• Statistics: Percentage of the U.S. population who have completed four years of college
• More Women Than Men Are Going to College. That May Change the Economy. - New York Times
• What the data says about abortion in the U.S. - Pew Research
• US woman with rare double uterus expecting babies in both - Insider Paper
• Info on Uterus Didelphys
• Canadian PM tells Israel ‘killing of babies’ must stop - Insider Paper
• Indi Gregory: Judge rules to remove life support from 7-month-old baby against parents' wishes - Christian Post
• A terminally ill baby at the center of a legal battle in Britain and Italy has died - AP News
• Court instructs New York officials to leave Sisters of Life alone - Live Action News
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A recent Gallup poll shows that a majority of workers in NZ are not engaged or are “quiet quitting”. 

4/10 say they are experiencing high levels of stress, 4/10 looking for new job, with managers playing a key role in determining whether people thrive or disengage at work. 

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Jon Root joins Zach and Nathan to breakdown the Megan Rapinoe debacle, Marxism, the free market, and Sriracha sauce.  

Nathan brings the details on American credit card debt topping $1 trillion for the first time, Zach goes into detail on winning in this economy.

The boys dive into America's plummeting trust in Biden's military leaders, and finish with a full discussion of Ohio's "Issue 1" and why it's not the loss to the pro-life cause the legacy media claims.

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Townhall Review – July 9, 2022

Hugh Hewitt talks with Randy Barnett, of Georgetown Law, about the key cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court that have created a sort of constitutional reset.

Chris Stigall talks with Daniel Turner, of Power the Future, about record-high inflation and gas prices that show no sign of easing.

Joe Piscopo talks with Monica Crowley, who served under President Trump, about President Biden governing as though he just does not want to get in crossways with the AOC wing of the Democrat Party.

Ed Morrissey talks with Salena Zito, of the Washington Examiner, about the country’s pushback against the leftist agenda.

Mike Gallagher talks about a recent poll showing a decline in a belief in God, particularly among young, adult males.

Michelle Tafoya and Christine Brennan, of USA Today, talk about professional golfers who have deserted the PGA for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Tour.

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Townhall Review – July 9, 2022

Hugh Hewitt talks with Randy Barnett, of Georgetown Law, about the key cases decided by the U.S. Supreme Court that have created a sort of constitutional reset.

Chris Stigall talks with Daniel Turner, of Power the Future, about record-high inflation and gas prices that show no sign of easing.

Joe Piscopo talks with Monica Crowley, who served under President Trump, about President Biden governing as though he just does not want to get in crossways with the AOC wing of the Democrat Party.

Ed Morrissey talks with Salena Zito, of the Washington Examiner, about the country’s pushback against the leftist agenda.

Mike Gallagher talks about a recent poll showing a decline in a belief in God, particularly among young, adult males.

Michelle Tafoya and Christine Brennan, of USA Today, talk about professional golfers who have deserted the PGA for the Saudi-backed LIV Golf Tour.

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Will the 2022 midterms see a “red wave” that will drive Democrats from control of Congress? A new Gallup analysis of party identification shows Americans have already begun voting – with their feet, evidenced most immediately in their party affiliation. In a single year, party affiliation shifted 14 points in the gap from a nine-year Democratic high to a 27-year record for Republican advantage.

This confirms that Joe Biden’s confidence-crisis cascade has seriously damaged Democrats’ claims to be a responsible governing party. The hard-Left turn by Biden and Democrats have pushed voters into the GOP’s camp. They have virtually ignored inflation, the supply chain crisis, and pandemic mitigation to pursue their hobby-horse radical agendas.

Republicans should carefully watch this trend, too. This shift took place almost entirely in the middle—as voters got disillusioned by Biden’s promises to govern from the center. Voters want to support a responsible governing party, not give free rein to ideological extremes.

Misunderstanding this would snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in November and 2024.

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Will the 2022 midterms see a “red wave” that will drive Democrats from control of Congress? A new Gallup analysis of party identification shows Americans have already begun voting – with their feet, evidenced most immediately in their party affiliation. In a single year, party affiliation shifted 14 points in the gap from a nine-year Democratic high to a 27-year record for Republican advantage.

This confirms that Joe Biden’s confidence-crisis cascade has seriously damaged Democrats’ claims to be a responsible governing party. The hard-Left turn by Biden and Democrats have pushed voters into the GOP’s camp. They have virtually ignored inflation, the supply chain crisis, and pandemic mitigation to pursue their hobby-horse radical agendas.

Republicans should carefully watch this trend, too. This shift took place almost entirely in the middle—as voters got disillusioned by Biden’s promises to govern from the center. Voters want to support a responsible governing party, not give free rein to ideological extremes.

Misunderstanding this would snatch defeat from the jaws of victory in November and 2024.

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In this episode of the Ground Up Faith Podcast, my partner in ministry Kai Thurow and I sit down and reflect on our life in ministry, challenges, opportunities, and the recent Gallup Poll reporting that for the first time in the 80 year history (of keeping track) church membership has fallen below 50 percent. For more reading and access to the poll check this link https://news.gallup.com/poll/341963/church-membership-falls-below-majority-first-time.aspx

Today we will look at public opinion. Find out what it is (1:09), what affects it (1:48) how it is measured (2:14) and why it plays an important part in political strategy (5:55).

Today’s question of the day (6:51): What is the commonly accepted margin of error in a public opinion poll?

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In this episode Nick and Reggie discuss issues going on with Kanye West and mental health, US losing to Germany for 3rd year in a row in Gallup poll, as well as anti-maskers

Townhall Review – February 8, 2020

Hugh Hewitt discusses the moment Speaker Nancy Pelosi tore up her copy of President Trump’s State of the Union speech and more with Georgia Senator David Perdue.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, about the State of the Union, the Democrat’s nomination race and more.

Dennis Prager and journalist John Fund talk about the latest Gallup poll showing President Trump’s approval rating at an all-time high.

Sebastian Gorka discuss the failed impeachment effort with historian Victor Davis Hanson.

Dennis Prager explains the highly deceptive $11 million Super Bowl ad for presidential candidate  and billionaire Michael Bloomberg.

Mike Gallagher and Salem Media Vice President Phil Boyce talk about Rush Limbaugh’s recent announcement that he has advanced lung cancer.

Dennis Prager evaluates the appropriateness of the Super Bowl half time show for young children that were watching

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Townhall Review – February 8, 2020

Hugh Hewitt discusses the moment Speaker Nancy Pelosi tore up her copy of President Trump’s State of the Union speech and more with Georgia Senator David Perdue.

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson talk with Rich Lowry, editor of National Review, about the State of the Union, the Democrat’s nomination race and more.

Dennis Prager and journalist John Fund talk about the latest Gallup poll showing President Trump’s approval rating at an all-time high.

Sebastian Gorka discuss the failed impeachment effort with historian Victor Davis Hanson.

Dennis Prager explains the highly deceptive $11 million Super Bowl ad for presidential candidate  and billionaire Michael Bloomberg.

Mike Gallagher and Salem Media Vice President Phil Boyce talk about Rush Limbaugh’s recent announcement that he has advanced lung cancer.

Dennis Prager evaluates the appropriateness of the Super Bowl half time show for young children that were watching

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A new Gallup Poll shows the Democrats’ diversity—not only in racial terms but in ideological outlook. The GOP remains overwhelmingly conservative—with 73 percent describing themselves that way and only 4 percent identifying as liberals.

Meanwhile, a full 14 percent of Democrats called themselves “conservatives” and another 36 percent said they’re “moderates.” While Democratic leaders drift to the left of their base, the GOP should target conservatives and moderates in Democratic ranks.

If you get a new voter to show up to vote Republican, that’s good—but it gives you just one extra ballot. If you convert a Democrat to your cause, you not only a bag new a vote for your side, but simultaneously take a ballot from the other side.

That’s the right formula for decisive Republican victory.

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A new Gallup Poll shows the Democrats’ diversity—not only in racial terms but in ideological outlook. The GOP remains overwhelmingly conservative—with 73 percent describing themselves that way and only 4 percent identifying as liberals.

Meanwhile, a full 14 percent of Democrats called themselves “conservatives” and another 36 percent said they’re “moderates.” While Democratic leaders drift to the left of their base, the GOP should target conservatives and moderates in Democratic ranks.

If you get a new voter to show up to vote Republican, that’s good—but it gives you just one extra ballot. If you convert a Democrat to your cause, you not only a bag new a vote for your side, but simultaneously take a ballot from the other side.

That’s the right formula for decisive Republican victory.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A new Gallup Poll offers encouragement and challenges for Republicans. In the national survey, Americans who describe themselves as “conservatives” still outnumber self-defined “liberals” by significant margins—35 percent to 26 percent. What’s more, in 39 of the 50 states, conservatives top the other side decisively. In only nine states—all of them on the coasts—do liberals enjoy an advantage. 

With such lop-sided recent results, it’s hard to imagine that the November elections would even be close, or how Obama, Clinton and other liberals could even come close to the presidency.  The answer is that many Americans who call themselves conservative feel so disgusted by petty squabbles and dubious personalities in our politics that they don’t even bother to vote.

It also explains the Democratic scandal-mania: liberals like concentrating on trashing Trump’s personality rather than responding to conservative policies that remain broadly popular.

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A new Gallup Poll offers encouragement and challenges for Republicans. In the national survey, Americans who describe themselves as “conservatives” still outnumber self-defined “liberals” by significant margins—35 percent to 26 percent. What’s more, in 39 of the 50 states, conservatives top the other side decisively. In only nine states—all of them on the coasts—do liberals enjoy an advantage. 

With such lop-sided recent results, it’s hard to imagine that the November elections would even be close, or how Obama, Clinton and other liberals could even come close to the presidency.  The answer is that many Americans who call themselves conservative feel so disgusted by petty squabbles and dubious personalities in our politics that they don’t even bother to vote.

It also explains the Democratic scandal-mania: liberals like concentrating on trashing Trump’s personality rather than responding to conservative policies that remain broadly popular.

See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.