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Whether Walker and Oz Can Win, and Learning to Breathe and Detox, with Tom Bevan and Darin Olien
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1:39:57Now PlayingMegyn Kelly is joined by Tom Bevan, founder of RealClearPolitics, to talk about key senate races to watch, including Georgia and Herschel Walker, Ohio and J.D. Vance, Nevada and Adam Laxalt, Pennsylvania and Dr. Oz, the key issue that could get the GOP the House and Senate, more. Then health and wellness expert and author of "Superlife" Darin Olien joins the show to give his explanation of why "disease doesn't exist," the value of the correct simple life choices, what we're learning now about our own body, what sort of food we should eat, practical tips for growing your own food, the importance of drinking clean water, the value of keeping plants around us and getting outside, the value of oxygenation and learning to breathe, the need to "detox," "fatal conveniences" to avoid, his challenges growing up, and more. Then Megyn delivers a "Thanks But No Thanks" to Ulta Beauty's new woke video series.
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