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hey ladies and gentlemen this is carmind
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Sabia for explain America and you know
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Minnesota Governor Tim walls' wife Gwen
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she may be more weird than even he is
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Gwen
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walls believes that I don't know how to
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say this but she believes that having
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feminine hygiene products in the boy's
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bathroom at school is somehow going to
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help children learn how to
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read and she gave this bit of
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information in a podcast with Katie
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kurick and the internet's a buzz about
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this like this is this is the kind of
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video you don't want to come out right
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before an election where you look
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ridiculous and that's how she looks here
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I don't I don't even have words for this
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there's no lead in for this guys I just
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want you to see this for yourself and
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let me know what you think in the
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comments make these assumptions about
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people yeah and I think you've probably
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witnessed that happening with with your
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husband he's been criticized by the
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right for things like supporting gender
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affirming care uh signing a law that re
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that uh mandates free mination Pro
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products in public school
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restrooms um some people have called him
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tampon Tim and I think they've painted a
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portrait of an Uber liberal guy and you
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know they talk about the school lunches
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and school breakfasts which I don't know
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how you can actually criticize that but
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I'm curious how you would describe kind
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of his overall philosophy and political
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philosophy when it comes to issues like
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that
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I think Tim and I have always thought
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about removing barriers to learning and
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success and whatever that barrier is
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whether it be free lunch or ministration
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prod products or knowing who you are
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everyone means everyone and some things
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look different for some people people
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have different needs and they have
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different
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resources but everyone means everyone
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and all of us um and so that is not uh
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that is not an un messy Journey right
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but we have looked at it like what do
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you need to move forward what do you
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need to be happy and healthy and have
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success and how might we most
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effectively and best help with that and
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then mind your own damn business right
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then get out of the way because and I
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think that those two pieces probably
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described him he's compassionate he's
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empathetic he removes barriers you know
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kids are hungry in school what that does
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to brain and learning you're not going
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to learn to read so if you're talking
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about learning to read and closing gaps
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then you better take away the barriers
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for that if that's tampons then that's
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tampons right
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