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And I think that that is ironic.

It speaks to their side, not organized.

And yeah, she's incredible.

And I do think we were able to, you know,

bring the light a little bit and amplify a dark situation.

And I think that's the thing about light is when light is in the presence of darkness, it exposes it.

And I think that's what we did.

I'll share something that is off the record as far as the Dr. Daff show is concerned, but I can share it here.

The pregnant girl, Jillian, there was a moment when we were talking about the embassy workers, and they cut it out because she cried to the studio and got it removed.

But one of the most tense moments of our debate—and I wish we didn't get it removed—

was when she compared the embassy workers that were shot and killed horrifically to a George Floyd situation, and she laughed about it.

And that was a turning point.

I think that's when two of the other girls started noticing a little bit of the evil that was sitting in front of them.

And it's crazy because one of my best friends was a really good friend of Jaron, the guy who was shot and killed.

And they were really close.

And so it was like, wow, this is really crazy.

We're really exposing this.

Unfortunately, they had it edited out because Jillian cried to the producer about it and got her way.

And

It was a whole mess.