The Duck Stephen Good Day Download with Doug and Jay Kirshner is made possible in
part by Kellertran, which is the safe way for you to lose weight and
keep it off, and also by priviging keeping your brain healthy. Working for
the man, Jay, did you ever think you were working for the man?
No? No, My son is so funny when it comes to this
stuff. We're always talking about the man, and he gets a large charge
out of me, always trying to outsmart the man. And then after I
tell him a story of me doing something like that, he'd say to me,
Dad, you are the man, the man, the man. All
right, This is Good Day Program Duck Steffen with Jake Karshner. The situation
here for the fellow who was forty two years old, hadn't never met his
mother. He was stolen at birth. Jimmy Lippett embracing his birth mother for
the first time. He's now a criminal defense attorney, and he was reunited
with his mother, Maria Gonzalez and Chili four decades after hospital workers were told
that this son told they the workers told the mother and the son died after
she gave birth to him. And you can imagine instead they arranged for him
to be stolen, I guess, put on the black market and a manic
yea to have to have a baby that wasn't theirs. And it's a miracle
that he wasn't sold into some slavery, horrible life. Yeah that he he
was adopted by a good family. But it's not like his mom chose to
put him up for adoption. She had no idea. Yeah. So anyway,
he didn't get the DNA testing to make sure that there was a match,
et cetera. So how did it come about? Did he try to
find her? Did he know what his story was? I didn't. I
wasn't clear on that. How was it that the two of them actually got
together? The he grew up in Massachusetts and the mother was you know he
was she was in Chile. So how the Yeah, and he just did
one of the well he just did one. He had no idea. He
had did one of those MYMA tests to confirm his his Chilean origin, and
then he wanted to find more about himself and uh, there you go,
and that to another yep, all right, so that's cool. The political
world focused on a number of things, including the trial date for mister Trump,
the day before Super Tuesday, dental it on and so his guy,
he either falls into it or he arranges it. So the day before Super
Tuesday, which is the presidential primary and more states than any other primary,
March fourth next year, he's going to be in court. So was that
coincidence or was that calculated? Well, that's the question. It just so
happens, is right. He's so good at that the theater of the playing
anyway, he's I just think it's he's he's very apt at doing these sorts
of things. Wait, did Trump choose this? I thought this was chosen
for him. I didn't know he had control over I don't know that he
does. That's what I'm saying, is calculated against him, not him doing
it. Well, But how likely is it that it'll grab the headlines from
the primary contestants? So what's going to get more attention? Trump on trial
or Super Tuesday? You tell me what, I'm betting. I'll put money
on Trump getting more headlines than whatever's going on on Super Tuesday. Frankly.
Uh So, anyway, the Republican National Committee communications director says, if Trump
wins Iowa and New Hampshire, then electorally in the primary, there's no impact
because it's locked up at that time, so he could win without even Right,
he isn't doing much campaign now, is he? How much is he
on the road trying to steven too? Yeah? Right? The news media
is doing it for him, the news media that so dislikes him. This
is the irony in all of this. The news media in general is like
over the top trying to kill Trump's chances to be president. But yet they
play into his hand. That's why I say he's so smart about this stuff.
They keep hammering away at him and the old expression, I don't care
what you say about me, just spell my name right. And Trump is
the is the you know, it's all about name recognition. So Trump Trump
Trump. Well, look at how Trump Donald Trump has been used as identifiers
and people in other stories that he has nothing to do. Either this person
is a Trump's supporter or this person is against Trump. And that is the
only thing that Donald Trump has to even do with the story. And it's
in the hudder, it's in the title of the article. So it's it's
pathetic actually, and you kid write down to it a fine who's doing well?
What other candidates. Do we have Vivic Ramaswammy. I'm so pleased with
myself now then how to pronounce this guy's name? Vike okay, Vivek Ramaswamy.
What am I missing here? People love them and I'm Vivek is a
fan of Eminem. He apparently had a side hustle when he was at Harvard.
He was a libertarian minded rap artist who went by the stage name davek
Was. It was kind of like this this little sidekig he had and he
liked to rapp and now he's bringing it to his appearances, or at least
he did at one was it It was a state fair in Idaho, Iowa,
one of those. But Eminem came out and was like, no,
man, don't use my music. But we do see this a lot from
artists that if somebody who is in a different political party is using their music
for anything, they tell them to stop because they don't want to be seen
as being a supporter of them. When do we think, does anybody think
that Eminem is is supporting? Yeah? Like think so It's just one of
those things. You can tell that these candidates are choosing the music because they
like it, and I for one feel like if I were a recording artist
or and more people with doing my music, yeah, I would feel like,
Okay, well maybe this person didn't like These people didn't like my music,
but now they do because somebody that they like likes my music. More
record sales. So he has risen in national polling in terms of presidential primaries,
the current average he's pulling among Republicans about ten percent. Of course,
Trump is on top to Santis is in second place, but Ramaswami is in
third place. So he's doing better in cities than his star is definitely rising.
Oh of course it is. Yeah, Now do you like what he
has to say? I like some of the things, But then they what
they say and what they do. Look at all the people who have made
all the promises that they make running for whatever political office they run for,
they say what it takes to get him elected, and then after that,
well I didn't really mean that, or well you know, I'm not going
to do it that way, I'll do it another way. It's well,
yes, and it's this is something that Jennifer Hornet said all the time of
don't tell me what you're going to do, show me your track record,
show me what you have already done. And I think that's also another reason
that Donald Trump has a leg up on everybody because we have already seen him
as president. Let's forget the personality issues of certain things that he says and
that he calls everybody names. And he can act like a petulant child a
lot of the times, a lot of other adults do, but when he
actually he does what he actual jerk a lot of the time. Yeah,
he does. Absolutely. He is equal to all in his jerkiness, for
sure. But also we also did see a lot of the things he did
as president, and there was a lot of good. I mean, if
it comes down to truly comes down to Biden versus Trump, I think a
lot of people who are against Trump will choose Trump over Biden full force.
Yeah, would you. I don't talk about who I vote for. I
do from time to time. I don't always I don't know what I would
do. I always vote for the libertarian or somebody who's an independent, Like
I'm interested in Joe Mansion, I'm interested on a Swami to a point,
I'm interested in Robert If you have all of them, I think I like
rfk jor the best in terms of substance. Yeah, I wish, just
wished we could combine so many of them. The all they all have good
qualities. They do, they do, and there are a lot of platforms
and things that they're pushing that's like okay, yeah, I can totally stand
behind. But then there are other things where it's like nope, nope,
just can't do it. And then we start choosing between the lesser of two
evils the lesser of five evils? Almost yeah, can we just make a
tribunal instead of one? A few of them to go there. Here's the
story of the Attorney General in California up to no good as usual. The
Attorney General has sued a California school district over its policy requiring schools to notify
parents if their children change their gender, identification or pronouns. What in the
name of heaven is going on this battle? This is certainly up to the
parents of children. Well, I can see both sides of this, because
on the one sense, a parents should know what the child is up to.
And if you're changing, if you're changing your pronouns in a public form
such as at school, then it's almost you're coming out and you would think
that every better appropriate. Well, let me finish this point first, and
it's like you're coming out. But then at the same time, on the
other friends, on the other side, there is some domestic abuse and parents
who do not live unconditionally and if they learned something like this about their child,
they may beat them up. And so it's are you protecting your child?
Is it one of those things of is this considered coming out? And
therefore you're out in the world of what your pronouns are, So you would
think that it would be open for everybody, including your own family. So
I guess I don't think that way, and maybe I should in terms of
abuse and parents who are not into or understanding of somebody's right to change who
they are, and that's that's what they're doing, right, changing who they
are? Or are they just dealing? You want to be seeing how they
feel and identified as such, and some do not feel. Again, the
whole gender verse, sex, the sexes chromosome. Sex is scientific and there
are two sexes. Gender is a societal norm and a lot of people do
not fit into the boxes that societa societal norms have placed upon us. Do
you know anybody who's transgender. Oh yeah, transgender. Yeah, that's not
non binary though, And I do you know people who are non binary too?
I don't know either, at least I don't know that. I don't
know. To me, I don't know anybody who's transgender that I know of,
and I don't know anybody who's a binary that I know of. So
maybe it's just that I don't know it, or just those people are not
around me. I get a little flumixed with all the other focus on this
good thing. Time's up for this discussion? Social media time, what's trending?
There are a number of things, as usually is the case here,
How do we figure out I always was taken back by the name of this
group, Jay White Snake, Oh yeah something, yeah, I just remind
well the Edgar Winter group. If you saw Edgar Winter. I don't know
why the two of them always came into my mind together. I used to
back on the days when I was a jock in the early seventies. I
was a morning jock on an alternative rock station, and we played this kind
of stuff and it was always foreign to me, but it was I always
have been on in the morning, and it was a situation where I got
back on the air after I was talking about being the ops director of w
e I in the mid eighties, and I didn't like it, so I
went back on the air and I took a job at this station playing music
that was completely foreign to me. Anyway, that's not the story. Of
the story is about Brian I'm sorry, Bernie Marsden, who's passed away.
We're going to talk about him, his rise to fame and what went on
with White Snake when he was the guitarist. They would be considered almost soft
rockers today and comparison to what is around White Snake and the members they were
called Snakers and they referred to each other as snakes. So it's an interesting
group of characters. He was around. He was Bernie Madison was around a
number of different groups. I remember in the seventies, early seventies he really
cut a swath and then in seventy eight he joined White Snake. I never
really understood what the reason for their the name of the group was. I'm
not I never did get that, but it's certainly got to rob his attention,
and maybe that's why they chose it. Some of those English bands and
the English bands are characters and they had they did. They were much more
is raucous the right word they were. They were noisier in lots of different
ways than the American rockers at the same time. Yeah, louder, faster,
Yeah, right, a lot of crees and here I go again.
One of the most famous ones, Bernie Marzen wrote that one. He wrote
a lot of their hits, including She's a Woman Fool for Your Loving and
he was just so young, only seventy two when he died. He had
he had been diagnosed with bacterial meningitis in late twenty twenty two and it just
eventually that's the best of him. Yeah, that's so. That was what
was revealed as his cause of death. Nasty yep. So anyway, he
was responsible for a lot of rock, a good old hardcore rock and roll,
which was prominent, very prominent actually in the seventies where that's where the
turn of the Road came from. The kind of rock that was around in
the sixties, of the developing rock from Elvis and that group. And then
in the sixties it got modern and milder with groups like Jerry and the Pacemakers,
you know that ILK and then here we go into a whole different direction
with guys like Bernie and White Snakes. So passing away at the age of
seventy two. Year next Monday is Labor Day, So between now and Labor
Day, we'll have some remembrances, some reminders, some celebrations, some acknowledgements
for all the people who are not collecting off the largesse of the taxpayer.
That is, you actually have a job and you are working, working for
the man or whomever. That's it? Is it interesting? J Jay Kirshner
Dug Stephen on the Good Day Program? What makes people tick? Why?
It is that some people think it's better they're getting you know, at the
circumstance and the circumstances we find ourselves in where the unemployment rate is like three
percent, so you can't find anybody to do jobs. But in the in
the in the statistical reality, those numbers belie the fact that there are a
lot of people that are collecting or getting government benefits for doing essentially nothing.
And it always sticks in the craw of people like us who feel like we're
working, we're paying our share, and you're taking advantage of us. And
politically speaking, there is one party that makes it easier, it would seem,
and it's always been the case for people to do that than the other
party, which is pretty annoying. There are reasons to be annoyed at both
political parties, but that's one that annoys me about the Democrats. It's so
easy to get things, and it just nobody appreciates things. I would say
this is a wholesale reminder about reality. I think in my experience anyway in
my life, and maybe you have had the same experience, if you don't
work for something, you don't really appreciate it. If somebody gives you something,
unless it's maybe a gift for your birthday like Christmas kids, I'm want
to talk about that. I'm talking about handouts when you could There's a situation
in my hometown that's brewing now and I never thought it would happen in Los
Angeles. Should see it all the time, and I think you see it
more prominently in LA than any other city in the country. They're panhandlers on
every corner. Everybody you know, they you know. And there's a big
problem with unemployment. Without employment, well they're not a problem. Not a
problem with unemployment about the homeless, and there's seventy thousand people in La County
who don't have a home. So the fact that you see people on the
street corners who are panhandling looking for money, some of that is legitimate and
some of it is not. And you can tell kind of by looking at
the sneakers that these people are wearing, or the clothing they're wearing, or
if they're smoking or are well kept. There we had as still going on
and framing him. There's a group of people that like prostitutes and pimps.
There are people in Boston that arrange for rides for people to come to framing
him, stand on the corner and beg for money and they make Now one
of the people investigated it that works for city hall, and they found the
average person was taking in three four hundred dollars a day. And there are
assigned spots now and they bring the money back to Boston and the pimp gets
one hundred bucks out of whatever they collect, so they find them a spot
there. They're fighting about where their best spots are, and you're I am
the other people. I don't do it anymore. I used to do in
La all the time. You give a buck or two or three or whatever.
I remember one Christmas when things are going well with me, I went
around town gave people one hundred dollar bill. I would tell everybody's standing at
the corner, here's a hundred all the bill. And then you come to
find out this story like these pimps, these people are prostitutes because they really
not sexual prostitutes, but they're prostituting themselves. They stand in the corner and
grab your money and they take it back to the guy who is who somehow
rather than who's in the mob or whoever is involved in picking the spots to
go. But it is a real outrage frankly well, and you never know
what they're going to use the money for. And also there I feel like
it was maybe ten fifteen years ago, there was some expose on hand handlers
in big cities, and I think it was it came out that nearly half
of them that was their side hustle. They are actually need japanhandle. That
was their side hustle just to get Yeah, they had available time, that's
some free time, so they'd go and pan and don't get some money.
Yep. That kind of thinking is so different from mine and yours. I
don't get how people think it's acceptable to do something like that, but anything.
Some people just will do anything to make life easier. But the other
side of that is because it's been so hot everywhere were people in framing him.
It was, you know, ninety ninety five people standing out. They
were really sweating their ears off and collecting money from people. But I think
I'd rather have a job where it was cooler and the people who were working
with are more considerate because there are a lot of people. As they drive
by, they yell obscenities at these people and go back where it came from,
you know, that kind of stuff. It's kind of a different environment
but unique to be sure, so you know what makes all of us tick.
Going back to what I said about people taking and not earning. Some
people think that's okay, and maybe there's more of a clientele for that,
But I think there were always big people like that, don't you, that
will take and not give. They take because it's easier. They take.
That's there. Some people do it maliciously. Some people I think that they
just were never taught otherwise and they don't realize that what's wrong with it.
Yep, all right, I guess we can always adjust our expectations to avoid
making judgments about some people or assumptions, you know what to say about assuming
I've said this to James Collins, who's in our studio in Dallas. Never
assumed, because it makes an ass out of you and me. If you
figure out how to spell it, you're all set. Meanwhile, a couple
of heroes to talk about. The president of that black college in Jacksonville where
the attack was over the weekend. Is it's still three or did somebody else
died? And I see that there were three people I think that were killed.
It was completely racially motivated at a Dollar General store which is near this
this school. So the presser where the shooter tried to go onto the campus
and was turned away by security, right yep. And this guy who was
his name is an Antonio Bailey. He's the one that's considered a hero because
he confronted this guy and he chased him. Literally, he didn't tell him
you had to go. He chased him off the campus. The students that
had seen this guy flagged down Lieutenant Bailey and told him about this unauthorized intruder.
And now obviously you know what the story is in terms of what happened
there. But here's somebody who was alert was doing his job. But Bailey
said, nah, I'm not a hero. He was just doing my job.
He actually said that the students who flagged him down and alerted him to
this intruder, they're really This guy was wearing a bulletproof vest, he had
a mask on, laid takes gloves. Good god. Yeah, he And
this is one of those things of the holes. If you see something,
say something, yeah, and a lot of times people jump because they think,
well, either I'm overreacting and I'm going to be shamed for overreacting,
or you know what, somebody else will somebody else will maybe say so I'm
just going to go about my business. This group of students, they noticed
something was wrong. They got the security guard. The security guard in front
of this person, asking him to identify himself. He wouldn't, and chased
him off campus. Yeah. Clearly this campus was his primary target. And
then he had to pivot, Yeah, go some where else. He managed,
he still managed to do a lot of damage. There's another off duty
officer who's been hailed as a hero. This time this person rescued a woman
who disappeared under a waterfall at Fundy National Park and New Brunswick. A bunch
of swimmers who were out they found, you know, they were out hiking
and they were out in the water. And among these people was an off
duty police officer who ended up saving one of the people in this group from
drowning. This is I don't know, I don't know this park. Do
you funding National Park? I don't know that, but there's so many I'm
not familiar with it. Yeah, right. Anyway, anyway, so the
woman was pulled out of the water if she was exhausted and needed help.
Obviously she was stuck between a couple of waterfalls that are there. She went
underneath and she came back up, and she was trying to grab the rock
to get out, and because the rock was slippery, she couldn't and she
gets scared. You know what happens to your body, into your seche when
you get scared, your body sometimes it was the old fighter of fight,
yeah, fight, fight, freeze or fawn and you do not know how
when it goes into that kind of a almost trauma response, you do not
know how you're going to react. We can think, oh, why would
do this? I would do this, well, you are thinking now and
I apothetical sense, with a calm and clear mind, when you are in
that moment, you have no idea what you're going to do. Yep.
And so this guy just reacted instinctively. This woman who was bobbing in and
out of the water and disappeared, excuse me enough times to that'd be how
would you put yourself in that position? Whenever I tell a story like this,
I always like to think about what I would do, or what you
would do. I ask the question of you because I want to know what
you would do under that circumstance as the person, the off duty officer,
the woman who disappared you, Because in in my clear calm, not currently
in danger mind, thinking of a hypothetical, I would think, stop trying
to go straight up. That's what we try to do if, especially in
water, we just try to get back up to the surface in the air
well, clearly if you can't swim to one of the sides and then try
to come up. But when you're in that moment and you're just thinking,
I need air, I need to get to the surface, that's like the
same with the riptides, and a lot of people panic and they start trying
to swim immediately to shore fighting the riptide rather than swimming parallel to the shore
to get out of the riptide and then get to shore. See. I
think that's those are the real here. If people who can think are on
their feet, I think that's kind of what we're looking for, trying to
find out where you know, what is your circumstance and can you and that
can you put yourself there? And you said, well, I'm cool common
collector right now, so so yeah, thinking about the hypothetical sense, but
actually in that moment when panic sets in, would I be able to stay
calm? Would I be responsive over reactive? I don't know unless I'm actually
in that situation. What do you think in the hypothetical sense, Doug,
what do you think you would do? I'm pretty reactive and I'm pretty spontaneous
and I move fast, So I haven't been in that situation with the water.
But I've had people on the farm who are trouble with a machinery that
wasn't operating properly and they were trying to fix and they weren't using their head.
So I grabbed one guy before. I don't know if you know what
a power takeoff shaft is. Power takeoff shaft from the tractor to the implement
powers the implement and it runs. It's a It's a shaft that turns around
according to the speed of the of the tractor. You know, it can
go faster or go slower. And if you wear loose clothing around those things,
it is deadly. I knew somebody once actually was a baseball player for
the Red Sox who was working. He bought a farm and a town close
to me after he retired, and he was working on a truck. The
truck he was trying to get the lift to work, which was on the
other end of a power takeoff shaft, the pump. I'm not gonna over
explain the thing, but he got his shirt caught around it and ripped him
to pieces. Because even in an idol, you can't stop those things.
They're just gonna have the power of the engine. So that's man. Let's
think about water, and as we tell the story about people under the water,
there's a new research paper out about what's underneath the Earth's surface. Remember
a couple of weeks ago we were talking about what's under the surface of the
ocean. And the new discoveries that are coming as to oh yeah, there's
semi species we don't even know exists to this day. Well, there is
that's going on on freshwater as well, groundwater pools that are you know,
sort of under under underneath lakes and ponds and streams. There's a whole new
world there that's being explored. It's pretty fascinating, Ashley. I am Robert
Strickler. My wife Joyce and I have been married for fifty three years.
Certainly one of the really important things in my life are our children and our
grandchildren. I am essentially a writer, been involved in communications in the media.
I've been an avid fly fisherman for at least forty or more years.
I've been taking Privigen on a regular basis for at least eight years. For
me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that Previgen seems to help
me recall things and also think more clearly, have a crisper ability to remember
and think through things. And I enthusiastically recommend Privigen. It has helped me
an awful lot. Provigen healthier brain, better life. Robert Strickler is a
content contributor for Privigen and real user based on a clinical study of subgroups of
individuals who are cognitively normal or mildly impaired. This product is not intended to
diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Here's the story of
Selena Gomez Jay who apparently injured herself and had surgery and then released a new
song about that. All in a day's work. I'm gonna play the role
of the old fart here and suggest to James and other people who like Selena
Gomez and all the other pop music that's around today, it all sounds the
same. Oh, be single, I'll be single soon. I'll be single
soon, A single soon. Okay, this can be your next karaoke jam.
Yeah, it could be right exactly. The last time I did karaoke
it was with Jerry Springer and we did Ebony and Ivory's a lot of fun.
Who sang which part? He was Ebany and I was Ivory, so
you can and we sang we well, it was a Paul McCartney's song,
so you had to pick here. I think I started it. As a
matter of fact, I remember back it was nineteen eighty nine or nineteen ninety.
To quickly tell the story for those of you haven't heard me telling before.
Jerry Springer and I both were in Cincinnati. I was doing radio,
he was doing the television news and we became friends so and he would come
on the radio program every Friday to talking about was going on in Cincinnati.
So one day somebody called they were opening a new beer hall, like Dave
and Busters or something like that, and they wanted us to be the featured
entertainment. So we decided. He just said, Jerry said, let's do
something like Ebony and Ivory and I said, yeah, that's well, what
are you going to be? He said, I'll take the heat. I'll
be Ebany and can you Yeah, put putting black face on today a white
guy dressing up and putting black face on doing that at the opening of some
big theater. He actually did that. Yeah, he went all the whoa.
I thought you were just doing karaoke and singing. Oh no no,
he played whoa, No, No, that would not like all right.
Anyway, back to Selena Gomez. Oh, yes, we were talking about
Selena Gomez who apparently broke her hand and had surgery to fix it under what
circumstance. Yeah, she didn't really go into describing how she the injury.
But there's a fan account of Senegoma's fan account who was talking about their new
music and how excited they are and stuff, and she commented on it saying
that she loves being able to perform with her friends. But right now she
doesn't really care about selling the music or pushing the music. She just had
enhance surgery on and injury and she's just focusing on getting better. H that's
interesting. Oh, listen, that is interesting as a story you just told
with Jerry Springer. Know, we all have our crosses to beer, so
it's great business time for Caldron. I would think the phones would be ringing
off the hook and people will be ordering nauseum. That's right. You know,
it'll be twenty five years this April, and we've been helping customers lose
weight safely and effectively for twenty five years. So if you need to lose
await, you've really got to check it out on our website tooplost dot com,
because, like Doug said, it's so much more than just a white
lost product. I mean, we're not talking about a quick, fake spad
product. There are no drugs, there are no stimulants. Are number one.
Agree as a college and protein it's got types one and three. That's
for the muscle and the joints, all right, and don't forget the ninety
nineties special right now. Use the DJV code for free shipping as well.
DJV code at toplos dot com and the get fit contest that sounds like it
would be kind of fun. Caltron at toploss dot com thanks to Elizabeth Miller
here, one of the great Calatron consultants at toplos dot com. Good Day
Health Time, Doctor Jack Stockwell is here with j and me on the Good
Day program Good Day Health and important adjunct to our conversation because along with food
and farm and family and how we live and how we decide to take the
various trails of life, what you choose in terms of your own health and
well being very very important, and so Jack is here to talk as we
have these people on the well the two sides, obviously to the continuing focus
on COVID. There are those who are screaming from the rooftops, look out,
we're gonna get it again. And then there are those who are a
bit more responsible, who actually are calling out medicine, certain sectors of the
medical community for making this who's a blunder before? And anybody who goes down
this road, I get that you may want to get shots. Okay,
that's your decision to make. It may not be my decision, and it
certainly won't be Jack Stockwell's decision. But you know, to screaming and yelling
about this thing? Is it not only it's the mildest thing I can say
about a Jack, isn't it's a disservice to Americans into humanity? But it
just is ridiculous, And well, yeah, you have to examine what's behind
it? Okay, behind what's behind the whole thing? I think it's it's
experiments in shutting down our society, experiments in crowd control, you know,
quarantine lockdowns. No, no, it's not And there are more and more
people who have put their foot down and said not again. Now they're talking
about aris riis the next version that's coming along, some new mutation. There's
three others that are you know, it's which everyone gets the spotlight is going
to be the next biggie. So I just sent along some information about ivermectin
and an interesting thing that happened in Peru. Because most of these countries,
while all of them except the United States pick up the health bill of their
citizens, and so they want stuff that works. And so ivermecton was not
banned in Peru when COVID broke out three years ago, and they had a
seventy four percent reduction in excess deaths across ten Peruvian states compared to local to
the other nearby countries of South how excess deaths were compared to previous years,
compared to previous years during cold and flu seasons and so, and then of
course pressure was placed upon them because ivermectin was getting the spotlight in a positive
nature, so they restricted it. And as soon as they restricted it,
there was a fourteenfold or thirteenfold increase in COVID deaths as soon as they banned
ivermectin. My whole point is I would suggest, and I don't prescribe this
stuff, but I suggest to my patients when they asked me, how do
we get prepared for the next go round? And I said, well,
you know that I always promote the immune pack, the immune pack from standard
process at Forbidden doctor dot com. But it wouldn't hurt to have a little
bit of ivermecton on hand at least one good dose for each person of the
family. You can go online. You just go online and google ivermectin sources.
You'll have a small conversation with a medical doctor. He'll he'll review your
case to make sure you're okay and you don't have a online online that yeah,
online and you'll have a conversation with them and then they'll send you a
dose. And it's rather inexpensive. Way do you take it when you're getting
the symptoms or you just take it? Some people take it as a precaution,
but the recommended dosage is too. When you start to feel like something's
going on inside you, just like anybody that felt like a cold or a
flu was coming over him, you would start taking the dose. It says
so much that you take for five days in a row. How would that
How would that compare to the drug that came out that was you had to
take within five days of getting COVID in order to be cured of it.
I think of what's called what the drugs called, but we talked about pack
slovid. Yep, that's what we're talking about. Yeah, well, that's
that's the recommended that's the recommended one now by the medical profession. But then
again that will that is very disruptive of your own immune system. Ivermectan doesn't
have any effect on the immune system. What it does is it prevents the
replication of the viral elements that are involved with COVID and completely safe. It's
been around for a hundred years now. It's been used with malaria and several
other kinds of diseases that have some kind of a parasitic effect on the body.
And it's the spike protein that has triggered a development inside the body from
the mRNA vaccines that it seems to inhibit its growth. I think you just
take vitamin C, you take zinc, you take golden seal action, all
the things that build up your immune system, and forget about all this other
stuff. That's what I've done, and much of it at your recommendation.
It just I feel cold. That's why some people get sick and some people
don't. Some people who don't get sick A strong resistant immune systems. I
choose a good, strong immune system, thank you very much, and so
does Jack. Jack Stockwell. Here the next Stephen Good Day download with Doug
and Jay Kirshner is made possible in part by keltrin, which is the safe
way for you to lose weight and keep it off, and also by priviging
keeping your brain healthy.