Speaker 1: Do you remember Jessica Arden. She was the dictator of
Speaker 1: New Zealand. This is just a side by side of
Speaker 1: her back in the day.
Speaker 2: This is gonna be like almost I probably don't see
Speaker 2: like this, the two different classes of people.
Speaker 3: If you're vaccinated or if you're unvaccinated, you have all
Speaker 3: these runts.
Speaker 2: If you are vaccinated, that is what it is.
Speaker 1: So yep, that that is what it is. Is this right?
Speaker 1: So I'll play you the other parts, the updated Jessica Arden,
Speaker 1: who is no longer the dictator of New Zealand because
Speaker 1: she she got her hair changed and make up update.
Speaker 1: Plus she had a brain replacement because she doesn't think
Speaker 1: anything like that person nymore wonder why that is. We'll
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Speaker 1: only to the great provision of God Almighty.
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made in These
Speaker 1: are the times to which God is the Saturday shall live.
Speaker 1: Jessica Arden was the dictator of New Zealand during the
Speaker 1: COVID era. Interestingly, she comes from a radio background, communications backgrounds,
Speaker 1: and this is a statement that she made prior to
Speaker 1: or during the COVID era, and a little bit different
Speaker 1: she hits is in this case she has black hair,
Speaker 1: and I'm updating that in a second because she has
Speaker 1: she's updated her look. And also she went that, I
Speaker 1: don't know if you know you can do this. You
Speaker 1: can have a brain replacement, and there's a Brains are
Speaker 1: Us store you can go to and get your brain replaced.
Speaker 1: So as a reminder, Jessica, our.
Speaker 2: Dad, this is going to be like it's almost you
Speaker 2: probably don't seem like this.
Speaker 1: The two different classes of people.
Speaker 2: If you're vaccinated or if you're unvaccinated, you have all
Speaker 2: these rights.
Speaker 1: If you are vaccinated, that is what it is. So yep,
Speaker 1: that is what it is. Yep, yep. And she's smiling
Speaker 1: and she says this. I think Vanages are looking at
Speaker 1: the video. I hope you are. And she's smiling. Now
Speaker 1: she's sort of updated her view on this pretty significantly.
Speaker 1: I think.
Speaker 5: Or we have the option of blaming others, of saying
Speaker 5: that the cause of the insecurity you feel, or the
Speaker 5: financial insecurity. You feel is this group called this group,
Speaker 5: and that is a quick and easy way to do
Speaker 5: politics and site fear. It's the oldest trick in the book,
Speaker 5: but it is the most harmful and the most damaging.
Speaker 5: And I talk openly about the alternatives because they exist.
Speaker 5: There are leaders who empathetic leadership, who actually want to
Speaker 5: solve the problems. But what we see a spotline more
Speaker 5: often is that alternative. And I wish so much that
Speaker 5: we can turn towards those more optimistic, hopeful, and inclusive
Speaker 5: responses to problems rather than the fear that we see
Speaker 5: people reach to.
Speaker 1: There's a trick in rhetoric, and I can tell she's
Speaker 1: this communication background because she talks in sets of threes
Speaker 1: and fives, and that is a specific and known rhetorical technique.
Speaker 1: It's instinctual for some people. You know, a more hopeful, optimistic,
Speaker 1: and inclusive, and threes and fives work because that's how
Speaker 1: people group information together. This is a woman who led
Speaker 1: a country that militarized responses to people being outside in
Speaker 1: one hundred and one degree heat, where the virus, if
Speaker 1: there ever was one, and not just the lou rebranded
Speaker 1: where the virus can survive a couple of seconds. This
Speaker 1: is a country where people were beaten for walking down
Speaker 1: a sidewalk in again one hundred and one degree heats
Speaker 1: not fully masked, where crowds of people were maced. This
Speaker 1: is a woman. I'll never forget this SoundBite. We used
Speaker 1: to have back in the radio, back when I just
Speaker 1: I did rating podcast and I should have grabbed this.
Speaker 1: I should have grabbed a sound bite. There was a
Speaker 1: day where she revealed good news to people. I'll never
Speaker 1: forget this SoundBite. There was some good news today have
Speaker 1: been if we've been making progress in a fight against
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen, I can now announce to you that when
Speaker 1: you visit the home of another party or family member,
Speaker 1: you can use the loo in their home and not
Speaker 1: have to go your own you if you're at grandma's house,
Speaker 1: you can use the restroom a gramma's house instead of
Speaker 1: going to your own. Because this was the rule. And
Speaker 1: this woman is saying that people have this option of
Speaker 1: blaming their fear and their financial insecurity on others. True,
Speaker 1: the blame game is ridiculous. God uniquely gifts all of us.
Speaker 1: We all have, we have natural gifts, and then when
Speaker 1: we accept the holy spirits. You get a unique spiritual
Speaker 1: gift which is to be used to build a kingdom. Yes,
Speaker 1: God tells us not to live in a spirit of fear,
Speaker 1: because that's what we were given. Those are all true facts.
Speaker 1: But it's also a true fact that that woman stole
Speaker 1: people's businesses. She stole their livelihoods, she stole their jobs,
Speaker 1: she stole lives, she stole health for a time, she
Speaker 1: stole kids. Because if you weren't properly or sufficiently being
Speaker 1: enthusiastic about injecting your kids, well then we need to
Speaker 1: take it just too little. While the capacity for shame
Speaker 1: is sort of an important capacity. First of all, shame
Speaker 1: can be a great, great awakener for the need of
Speaker 1: the Savior. And I wonder at what point we're going
Speaker 1: to make because she was she was not obviously not
Speaker 1: a doctor. But I've been wondering at what point we
Speaker 1: can make doctors care again. And look, there are caring doctors.
Speaker 1: I know this. I have friends who are doctors, health providers.
Speaker 1: I have I have a partner of my podcast that's
Speaker 1: that's medical providers. In fact, they have a couple of
Speaker 1: them that are at least providers of health, and one
Speaker 1: of them medical doctors, but as a whole, the fact
Speaker 1: that that woman caused doctors to follow her commands through
Speaker 1: that period of time, that speaks to a great, great
Speaker 1: level of institutional coldness. And there's an instidutitutional coldness that exists,
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Speaker 1: is any better example. I don't think there's any better
Speaker 1: example of the institutional coldness that exists in the world
Speaker 1: of medicine than there is in this case of Gray Shara.
Speaker 1: And I want to get to this. This this, this
Speaker 1: is a very very important bit of testimony from Grace's sister,
Speaker 1: and Grace's sister describes trying to save her sister's life.
Speaker 1: And I'll get to that in just a second. And
Speaker 1: I want to start though, with this letter from a
Speaker 1: woman whose career was stolen. And her name is doctor
Speaker 1: Mary Tally Bowden. She was from Texas. She made a
Speaker 1: huge mistake, and that mistake was treating her patients, injuring them.
Speaker 1: That is not allowed, and that was not allowed in
Speaker 1: the covider. She made the mistake of treating her patients
Speaker 1: and curing them of symptoms from COVID or the flu
Speaker 1: rebranded as COVID, and she did it through terrible things
Speaker 1: like hydroxychloroquin ivermectin sometimes. And I know that this is
Speaker 1: incredibly painful for people to hear. And if this is
Speaker 1: a trigger for you, I apologize in advance. But vitamin
Speaker 1: C Indeed, oh just lost a staff member, Alison. She's crying.
Speaker 4: To Tom.
Speaker 1: Yougo get Allison and tell her I'm sorry for talking
Speaker 1: about vitamin C and D. See it's triggering. She was
Speaker 1: labeled by her hospital a danger to patients. She recently
Speaker 1: lost a suit against them and then won a partial
Speaker 1: suit against them for social media posts, et cetera. She's
Speaker 1: written a letter to HHS Secretary Kennedy and FDA Commissioner
Speaker 1: Doctor Mackery, and it's an open letter. We're writing this
Speaker 1: open letter to express a deep concern about recent policies
Speaker 1: emerging from Health and Human Services to CDC and the FDA,
Speaker 1: specifically the omission of the dangerous mRNA injections from the
Speaker 1: recently released MAHAW reports and the reaffirmation of the CDC's
Speaker 1: recommendations for mRNA injections. Vival of the MRA platform from
Speaker 1: the market is one of the main goals of the
Speaker 1: grassroots MAHA movement. Millions of concerned parents set aside partisan
Speaker 1: differences and identities to embrace the historic Mega MAHA alliance.
Speaker 1: Instead of policy action on these key issues, we've seen
Speaker 1: on the undersigned, along with many other citizens, see a
Speaker 1: set of distractions, linguistic misdirections, water down policy announcements that
Speaker 1: avoid taking serious actions on the deadly mRNA injections. Contrary
Speaker 1: to what doctor Mackery's recently stated, we do not need
Speaker 1: more data to establish whether the mr and A platform
Speaker 1: should or should not be recommended. The data are in
Speaker 1: from many credible sources, including numerous period or publications. The
Speaker 1: analysis of the Fijier documents released via air and series
Speaker 1: lawsuit varies in VSAFE data sets and data produced by
Speaker 1: foreign governments. That data shows catastrophic levels of death and
Speaker 1: serious damage from the mRNA injections, as well as reproductive
Speaker 1: damage including high miscarriage rates. And this letter goes on
Speaker 1: and encourage you to read it. There's a new piece
Speaker 1: that just came out from Japan and it is a massive,
Speaker 1: massive study of eighteen million people injected people. The government
Speaker 1: of Japan did not want to release this, so whistleblowers,
Speaker 1: did you know what? It shows? Conclusively, the more shots
Speaker 1: you took, the more likely you were to become sick
Speaker 1: and to die. It is an absolute, locked, absolutely locked,
Speaker 1: clear correlation between shots and deaths. It does not happen
Speaker 1: in unso called vaccinated populations. And it asked this question,
Speaker 1: can we make doctors care again? With love to you
Speaker 1: and respect to you, if you are a doctor and
Speaker 1: you inject people with this stuff. I hate to tell
Speaker 1: you this. You don't care. You don't care what it's doing.
Speaker 1: You care more about the money or the safety of
Speaker 1: your job, or not being called a medical heretic. And
Speaker 1: I am here to testify to you that there are
Speaker 1: worse things in giving up a really high paying job.
Speaker 1: And this isn't to my credits, this is to God's credit.
Speaker 1: I was told I have to lie. I was told
Speaker 1: this in local radio. You need to lie. You need
Speaker 1: to pretend you don't think the election was stolen. You
Speaker 1: need to pretend you don't think it was rigged. There's
Speaker 1: some other things you need to pretend. And this was
Speaker 1: very difficult for me because I loved my job and
Speaker 1: I was looking at a five year contract, high pay
Speaker 1: and pretty much straight into retirement. And I said no
Speaker 1: to that because I could not with good conscience go
Speaker 1: on a show where I had to lie. And God
Speaker 1: replaced my income from radio, and he tripled it in
Speaker 1: a very short period of time. Far more importantly to me,
Speaker 1: there are days where, having put God at the center
Speaker 1: of my work, there are days where I get to
Speaker 1: actually watch the show get done. Yeah, my mouth is moving,
Speaker 1: but it's actually God who's doing the content. I know
Speaker 1: this because I sit down to talk and God says, yeah,
Speaker 1: not that stuff. Forget that stuff. Just just sit back,
Speaker 1: shut your eyes, and just listen to me and say
Speaker 1: the things I'm wanting to say. And I'm calling myself
Speaker 1: a prophet. I am not a prophet. I know I'm
Speaker 1: not a prophet. I'm a herald. I'm a watcher at
Speaker 1: the gate. A lot of us are heralds and watchers
Speaker 1: at the gate. We just don't recognize that. And my
Speaker 1: question to here is can we make doctors care again?
Speaker 1: Doctors who care would say, I'm actually not going to
Speaker 1: give this to my patience, and I don't care what happens.
Speaker 1: I met a nurse when I was in Tupelo, Mississippi,
Speaker 1: at the ACTIVATE summit with American Family Radio. And when
Speaker 1: I did that and I was meeting with people who've
Speaker 1: been I have to come and watch, there was a
Speaker 1: gentleman who came to me who is a nurse. He
Speaker 1: refuses to give the shots, he refuses to not tell
Speaker 1: people of their danger, he refuses to be involved in
Speaker 1: abortions or anything like that. Brave and thus far God
Speaker 1: has protected him. And I believe God will continue to
Speaker 1: protect him even if it's not in that job. I
Speaker 1: don't think it gets more cold than what was done
Speaker 1: to Grace Shara. Grace was nineteen. She had down syndrome
Speaker 1: and she didn't feel well, so her parents took her
Speaker 1: to the doctor's office or to a hospital. That hospital system.
Speaker 1: In my judgment, based upon the evidence I've read, based
Speaker 1: upon interviews with Scott and my recollection of these interviews,
Speaker 1: it is my personal opinion that the hospital system and
Speaker 1: doctors coldly murdered Grace. That is also the belief of
Speaker 1: Grace's sister, who testified in this case.
Speaker 4: He told me that.
Speaker 5: Grace was DNR, which means do not resust.
Speaker 3: They told all of us because.
Speaker 6: If my parents have base time in me and person,
Speaker 6: they were saying that she's DNR.
Speaker 1: And could they help you?
Speaker 5: They claim they could not. Another nurse read off the
Speaker 5: computer screen that the doctor has enabled her do not
Speaker 5: resuscitate and they claim they.
Speaker 6: Could not do anything.
Speaker 1: Well, what was your response?
Speaker 5: All of our response is that she's not the NR
Speaker 5: help her save her. We are pleading, screaming, yelling.
Speaker 1: One of the allegations in this very important case, which
Speaker 1: is with the jury now right now. They expect a
Speaker 1: decision on the twentieth, and right now Scott has organized
Speaker 1: a press conference for the twenty first, thinking they're going
Speaker 1: to have these results. One of the allegations is that
Speaker 1: they the doctors, against the family's wishes and secretly labeled
Speaker 1: Grace do not resuscitate. The entire process of what was
Speaker 1: done to Grace was the display of not caring. She
Speaker 1: didn't need to be put in ail later, but they
Speaker 1: did it. She didn't need sedatives, but they gave them
Speaker 1: to her. She did not need to be strapped down
Speaker 1: in her bed, but they did it. She did not
Speaker 1: need a feeding too, but they did that. She did
Speaker 1: not need to be given morphine, but they did that.
Speaker 1: She did not need a three drug cocktail, the same
Speaker 1: exact cocktail that you give end stage hospice patients to
Speaker 1: hasten their death. She didn't need that, but they did that.
Speaker 1: Scott did not need a phone call from the doctor.
Speaker 1: And this is what I recall of Scott's testimony and
Speaker 1: interviews with me. His recollection was the doctor called him
Speaker 1: and said, hey, Grace is coming home. Great news. Get
Speaker 1: ready to figure out how to feed your daughter at home,
Speaker 1: and an eating plan and this is such great news.
Speaker 1: We're so thrilled for you. At the same time as
Speaker 1: that doctor was having administered to Grace the drugs that
Speaker 1: I think ended her life. Every nurse who went into
Speaker 1: the IV and inserted that stuff into Grace's IV bag,
Speaker 1: every single nurse who did that knew would end her life.
Speaker 1: It's a cold and didn't lack of caring. So you
Speaker 1: can go back and listen to Jessica ar Den back
Speaker 1: in the day saying so basically there's two portions of society,
Speaker 1: those who are so called vaccinated and those are not,
Speaker 1: and they have separate rights. Yes, that's what it is.
Speaker 1: And then she's now saying that we can have this
Speaker 1: thing where we blame others instead of ourselves for our
Speaker 1: financial insecurity or a fear. Well, I don't fear her,
Speaker 1: I don't fear man. I fear God because God can
Speaker 1: harm both the soul and the body. Rather, we can
Speaker 1: actually have God harm our souls because we choose to
Speaker 1: not live with Him and abide with him. I don't
Speaker 1: fear them, but I recognize we didn't lock ourselves down,
Speaker 1: we didn't destroy our own economies. Grace did not put
Speaker 1: a ventilator in her mouth or feeding tube in her body.
Speaker 1: She did not inject herself with this ST three drug cocktail,
Speaker 1: uncaring medical professionals did. Can we make doctors care? Again?
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Speaker 1: going to make doctor's care again, they have to work
Speaker 1: in a world where they can care. Now there are
Speaker 1: caring doctors who started to do something that's actually pretty risky.
Speaker 1: They're outing their own hospital systems and insurance companies, and
Speaker 1: insurance companies can be super vindictive. This woman is a
Speaker 1: board certified emergical medicine provider.
Speaker 3: I believe what we are seeing with healthcare professionals is
Speaker 3: not just burnout. It's something far more insidious and painful.
Speaker 3: This is moral injury. Burnout is described as this physical
Speaker 3: and emotional exhaustion. You are being overworked, stretched too thin.
Speaker 3: It can subtly place the blame on the individual, almost
Speaker 3: suggesting that they are not resilient enough. But what this
Speaker 3: feels like is moral injury. The pain of knowing what
Speaker 3: the right thing is for the patient, but being unable
Speaker 3: to do that because of systemic barriers, and over time
Speaker 3: this wears you down. I have seen so many people
Speaker 3: leave the profession because it has eroded their sense of purpose,
Speaker 3: their love for the job. And we take a hippocratic
Speaker 3: oath to do no harm. But in a system that
Speaker 3: doesn't place human health at the center, that becomes harder
Speaker 3: and harder to uphold.
Speaker 1: What does the system place at this center? Efficiency? Why profit? Okay,
Speaker 1: is anyone here anti profit? I'm not because profit is
Speaker 1: necessary to have companies want to compete and do the best,
Speaker 1: and efficiencies are good. But efficiencies can become very, very bad.
Speaker 1: There is an airline coming out. This has been talked
Speaker 1: about four years. There's now a stand up only airline
Speaker 1: where you are stacked standing in the airplane for a
Speaker 1: little bit of money. A little bit more money, you
Speaker 1: can get in front of you a little, tiny, full
Speaker 1: town table so you can eat standing up. But that's
Speaker 1: their version of first class. Eventually, efficiency becomes cruelty. I
Speaker 1: mean in that case, you're making the decision to fly
Speaker 1: that airline. So I don't necessarily think it rises to
Speaker 1: the level of cruelty. It's absurdity depending on how long
Speaker 1: the flight is, but it's not necessarily cruelty. In the
Speaker 1: case of healthcare, it's not just efficiencies they're seeking. It's
Speaker 1: in fact, vertical marketing based efficiencies. And here's what I mean.
Speaker 1: You have entire hospital systems that, oh you know what,
Speaker 1: we have a very tight relationship with this insurance company
Speaker 1: and this pharmaceutical provider and this mental health provider. In fact,
Speaker 1: we've got our own method mental health provisions. Now we've
Speaker 1: got our own pharmacoaceutical websites and we've got our own
Speaker 1: and they're going through these vertical marketing chains to make
Speaker 1: sure that you can go into their system and never
Speaker 1: leave their system. And they've set up a massive and
Speaker 1: beautifully done illusion. This is such a smart play that
Speaker 1: this efficiency. They want to have you feel like you're
Speaker 1: getting a really great deal. So when you go to
Speaker 1: the doctor's office and all you need is, oh, it's
Speaker 1: just a five dollars copay today, Oh awesome, man. You
Speaker 1: know what, I remember the day when I had to
Speaker 1: pay my doctor some money. Nope, just a five dollar
Speaker 1: coll pay. Until you really really need insurance and you
Speaker 1: find out you don't have insurance, you have cost shifting.
Speaker 1: Your costs are shifted done to other people. When you
Speaker 1: really really need insurance, that's what you find out that
Speaker 1: insurance companies like to argue with you, and insurance companies
Speaker 1: like to tell you this and that, and insurance companies
Speaker 1: like to tell you this and that, et cetera. And
Speaker 1: you get to that point. Now, that's a completely end oriented,
Speaker 1: outcome oriented way of getting the fewest people possible dissatisfied,
Speaker 1: because most people like, yeah, insurance company's great, I pay
Speaker 1: a little bit. All I have is a five dollar
Speaker 1: copay and if I ever really need it, well, when
Speaker 1: they find out they really need it, no, it's not there.
Speaker 1: But it gets worse than that. And this is where
Speaker 1: it gets into this culture this lady's talking about. In
Speaker 1: this vertical marketing, in this stacking of features they want
Speaker 1: to call it, you end up with the ability to
Speaker 1: have a cost chain control. And this was on display
Speaker 1: during COVID. You had hospital lobbies saying, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey,
Speaker 1: you know what we can do this stuff. We can treat,
Speaker 1: but you know we need to We need to make
Speaker 1: sure we're get paid because you're shutting down our optional treatments,
Speaker 1: et cetera. And the government came and said, okay, fine,
Speaker 1: we'll pay you this much money for a PCR test.
Speaker 1: We'll pay you this much money for a positive PCR test.
Speaker 1: What's the incentive in that. We'll pay you this much
Speaker 1: money to put a vent on a person. We'll pay
Speaker 1: you this much money to put someone on demsevere. We'll
Speaker 1: pay you this much money to Sedata person. That's say
Speaker 1: you get to this five hundred thousand dollars per head
Speaker 1: when someone dies from COVID. So these people were incentivized
Speaker 1: to fake COVID desks, and I think to cause them
Speaker 1: when that efficiency becomes cruelty, because that's what happens, who's
Speaker 1: left providing. The people left providing are either cruel and
Speaker 1: willing to go through this process where they know the
Speaker 1: PCR tests are fraudulent, they know the outcomes are fraudulent.
Speaker 1: They know people don't need to be vented, they know
Speaker 1: people don't need feeding tubes, they know they don't need sedation.
Speaker 1: So there's either cruel people left who are willing to
Speaker 1: do that, or people who become cold. And God warns
Speaker 1: us about the hearts of many growing cold, and we
Speaker 1: live in a society where hearts of many medical providers
Speaker 1: have had you grow cold. That's what that lady was
Speaker 1: talking about. If you've gotten to the point where you
Speaker 1: can walk into someone's room who has an oxygen level
Speaker 1: of ninety eight point nine and is breathing and relaxed
Speaker 1: and not the least bit scared, and you can pull
Speaker 1: their parents outside the room and say, hey, listen, we
Speaker 1: need to put your daughter on a ventilator. This is
Speaker 1: exactly like look looking at your car and saying Wow,
Speaker 1: you only have a ninety nine point nine percent of
Speaker 1: your gas tank full. You're running out of gas. You
Speaker 1: got to get into a gas station now. And anyone
Speaker 1: with half a brain in their skull would say, no,
Speaker 1: I can wait two weeks to get to a gas
Speaker 1: station with as little as I drive in the case
Speaker 1: of the oxygen levels. No, they don't need this. So yes,
Speaker 1: it's moral injury, and it's driven by perverse incentives installed
Speaker 1: by a government run by pharma. And praise God that
Speaker 1: President Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Are looking at
Speaker 1: banning pharmaceutical advertising on TV. But that's going to get
Speaker 1: knocked down by the Supreme Court because it's going to
Speaker 1: go to free speech and they're being clever about the
Speaker 1: way they're doing it. You got to have to list
Speaker 1: all the side effects, all of them. There's not enough
Speaker 1: time in a television ad to list all the side
Speaker 1: effects that they think. Until the big news organizations like
Speaker 1: CBS News I Read get seventy percent of their income
Speaker 1: from pharma seventy percent, they're going to give them two
Speaker 1: minute units talk about the drug, do the interactions in
Speaker 1: the side effects, and then talk about the drug and
Speaker 1: how beautiful it is, so the question can we make
Speaker 1: doctors care again? Yes, if we will make doctors hurt again. Now,
Speaker 1: I'm not calling to hurt good doctors. I'm calling to
Speaker 1: put some pain back into the system. That's why this
Speaker 1: case with Grace Shara's parents on behalf of Grace is
Speaker 1: so important. If Scotts wins on behalf of Grace, the
Speaker 1: people who did this to Grace are going to face
Speaker 1: huge financial problems because they're going to have to pay
Speaker 1: the fines, not the insurance companies. That puts pain back
Speaker 1: into the system, which means now you have some empathy,
Speaker 1: actual empathy like, gosh, this is really costing me a lot, Well,
Speaker 1: it costs Grace more. So these are changes that have
Speaker 1: to come. That doctor is not the only US medical
Speaker 1: provider who's speaking out. There are others who are speaking out,
Speaker 1: and they're talking about insurance and what insurance would recommend
Speaker 1: instead of pain medication and what they're having with just
Speaker 1: classic oh you know Thailand, No, we'd like you to
Speaker 1: use something else, something that can create terrible, terrible, terrible outcomes.
Speaker 1: And just imagine saying that to someone. Now, a lot
Speaker 1: of this came from media. Do you remember this, do
Speaker 1: you remember the dancing nurses video. Do you remember all
Speaker 1: those videos during the COVID when the nurses were so
Speaker 1: busy and the doctors were so busy, but somehow all
Speaker 1: of them had time to set up these TikTok sketches.
Speaker 1: Wasn't that weird that a bunch of nurses thought, all
Speaker 1: at the same time, we should dance and there were
Speaker 1: like hundreds of these videos and it all just happened.
Speaker 1: It was just this social phenomena. No, it wasn't. This
Speaker 1: was an organized method to make out of nurses. And look,
Speaker 1: nurses can be heroic, but it went completely against what
Speaker 1: we were in told they were overworked, they were just
Speaker 1: dying from exhaustion, but no, they have time to dance.
Speaker 1: That's because the people who ran the COVID syge up
Speaker 1: know how important media is to persuade, and it was
Speaker 1: used against us. There is an insurrection happening in Hollywood.
Speaker 1: It's a friendly insurrection, but it can be a very
Speaker 1: very potent one. You know that site Rotten Tomatoes. And
Speaker 1: it's always the case that when an audience really loves
Speaker 1: a movie, the critics hate it. And it's always the
Speaker 1: case when the critics unanimously love a movie, audiences hate it.
Speaker 1: It speaks to this great, great culture divide, and you
Speaker 1: can kind of go predict how movie is going to
Speaker 1: do based upon rotten Tomatoes performances, which is why with
Speaker 1: Snow White it was so clear they put up they
Speaker 1: paid a pr firm to go put up fake rotten
Speaker 1: Tomatoes reviews because if you saw them, they were almost
Speaker 1: the same exact verbiage. Now, Angels Studios they're aware of this.
Speaker 1: They've been swimming against the on rushing tide of Hollywood
Speaker 1: for a long time. Sound of Freedom was kind of
Speaker 1: their breakout in that way. And also they're involved with
Speaker 1: The Chosen. So in the case the Sound of Freedom,
Speaker 1: they tried to stop that movie from getting made. In
Speaker 1: the case of The Chosen, it was never supposed to
Speaker 1: be in theaters. Must can't be. It's just a web show.
Speaker 1: It can't be in theaters. It's not even really a
Speaker 1: TV show now look at it. So they're involved in
Speaker 1: both of those things. They recently created a movie called
Speaker 1: King of Kings, which is an animated feature about Jesus Christ,
Speaker 1: and in it, a little boy gets a story and
Speaker 1: it's the gospel from his dad, who is actually Charles Dickens,
Speaker 1: and it's based upon Dickens's work The Life of Our Lord.
Speaker 1: That movie destroyed the box office of Snow White. It's
Speaker 1: no longer available in theaters, but it's part of the insurrection.
Speaker 1: And here's how this works, this friendly insurrection. I want
Speaker 1: you to join me in becoming an Angel Studio Premium
Speaker 1: Guild member. When you do this, you get to watch
Speaker 1: King of Kings immediately. You get to watch all their
Speaker 1: fan created shows at Angel dot com slash todd, and
Speaker 1: you get to vote. The insurrection is this Angel Studios
Speaker 1: has turned over their green light red light process to
Speaker 1: this audience.
Speaker 4: To us.
Speaker 1: They're going to make and distribute and promote the stories
Speaker 1: we thumbs up. That's a major insurrection and I encourage
Speaker 1: you to join it. Go to Angel dot com slash
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Speaker 1: get two free tickets to every one of their theatrical
Speaker 1: releases in addition to being able to green light movies
Speaker 1: and watch all the fan creative programs as often as
Speaker 1: you like. That's Angel dot com slash Todd. There are
Speaker 1: doctors who are calling out their own medical systems. There
Speaker 1: are doctors who are calling out pharma and the pharmaceutical
Speaker 1: combine a big hospital, big insurance, and that entire mess.
Speaker 6: The partitioner working in pain management, listen to this. I
Speaker 6: just had insurance deny my request to start a patient
Speaker 6: on tram and off for treatment of their chronic pain.
Speaker 6: And the denial stated that they were denying it because
Speaker 6: they thought that I needed to try the patient on
Speaker 6: fentanyl first, fentyl fentanyl of her tram itol. I have
Speaker 6: never seen that before.
Speaker 1: You can buy tramadol in pharmacies in Mexico. The cartels,
Speaker 1: at least a Hollisto cartel has banned has banned fentanyl.
Speaker 1: They've announced to their cartel, we are not in the
Speaker 1: fentanyl business. If you go rogue and you decide to
Speaker 1: be in the fentanyl business and you're part of our cartel,
Speaker 1: that's a death penalty. That's how serious that the cartel
Speaker 1: is anti fentanol. So when she's talking about this again,
Speaker 1: what is it efficiencies?
Speaker 5: What is it?
Speaker 1: A tiny, tiny little bit of fentanyl is easier to store,
Speaker 1: easier to move around, costs less to ship, and what
Speaker 1: do we know about it? It is dreadfully addictive. Is
Speaker 1: that a feature or is that a bug? When doctors
Speaker 1: don't have to care because insurance covers everything and the big,
Speaker 1: big hospital systems cover everything. And they worked with a
Speaker 1: mobbed up Obama carrot to get to the point where
Speaker 1: they're basically deputized. Why should they care. There's another example,
Speaker 1: and this comes from a consumer. And this is the
Speaker 1: second story like this we've heard. It's about insurance in
Speaker 1: the United States of America.
Speaker 2: I have health insurance in the United States, and let
Speaker 2: me tell you, this system is great if you are
Speaker 2: a health insurance company. I have a bill right here
Speaker 2: for us an orthopedic doctor that I saw earlier this year,
Speaker 2: and before I went, I called my insurance company and
Speaker 2: I said, hey, this is what's going on. I'd like
Speaker 2: to see an orthopedic doctor for my knee, my elbow,
Speaker 2: and my shoulder. I need some X rays. I'll probably
Speaker 2: need some physical therapy as well because they got pretty
Speaker 2: banged up.
Speaker 1: And they said, no worries, this is covered.
Speaker 2: So insurance covered one hundred and eighty one and I'm
Speaker 2: going to be out of pocket almost four hundred dollars.
Speaker 2: I pay one thousand dollars a month for insurance. It
Speaker 2: would have been it would have been cheaper if I
Speaker 2: just didn't.
Speaker 1: Have health insurance.
Speaker 2: I went here, pay it out of pocket and asked
Speaker 2: them to adjust it to be lower because I didn't
Speaker 2: have health insurance. Then if I paid one thousand dollars
Speaker 2: a month for insurance and then still had to pay
Speaker 2: five hundred and six hundred dollars for all of this
Speaker 2: stuff to get done.
Speaker 1: You don't have insurance. No one watching or listening to
Speaker 1: this has insurance. You have cost shifting, and depending on
Speaker 1: how much money you make depends on how the costs
Speaker 1: are shifted. It's the good old socialism racket, the China
Speaker 1: mountain racket, the China market racket. To be like China,
Speaker 1: purchase products you don't want from companies you don't like
Speaker 1: at prices you can afford for services you don't need.
Speaker 1: Great deal, But it's not insurance. They keep calling it that.
Speaker 1: When you boil this down to the efficiencies, you boil
Speaker 1: this down to the cruelty, you have to go from
Speaker 1: boiling down to boiling up. The way this is all
Speaker 1: controlled is through Medicare, Medicaid. That was the lynchpin. That's
Speaker 1: what Obamacare was built around, and there is a pe
Speaker 1: of data I want to share with you about people
Speaker 1: who are on Medicare and Medicaid has to do with
Speaker 1: how they're spending their time. We'll talk about this in
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Speaker 1: Most importantly, we try to have God at the center,
Speaker 1: and oftentimes I don't do a good enough job of
Speaker 1: getting out of the way and letting God's word take over.
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Speaker 1: which used to be the most sickening thing. In fact,
Speaker 1: I should try this again. I'm gonna do this, Alex.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna You've never seen me do it because we
Speaker 1: only work remotely together in radio. I'm going to bring
Speaker 1: in the old Mason jar I am. I'm gonna bring
Speaker 1: in the old Mason jar and some folgers freeze dried.
Speaker 1: I'm gonna show you how I used to drink coffee
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Speaker 1: in my Mason jar and I'm gonna take my three
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Speaker 1: with ice, and not even any oat juice because it's
Speaker 1: not milk. It's oat squeezes, which I use, and I'm
Speaker 1: gonna drink that, but I'm gonna not use that. I'm
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Speaker 1: Representative Tom Tiffany posted this American Enterprise Institute reports that
Speaker 1: non working Medicaid recipients spend one hundred and twenty five
Speaker 1: hours per month playing video games or watching TV. If
Speaker 1: you can spend one hundred and twenty five hours being
Speaker 1: a counch potato, you can spend eighty hours being a
Speaker 1: contributing member of society. Indeed, and by the way, the
Speaker 1: efficiencies here, none of this is on accident. The shifting
Speaker 1: of costs from people who are being productive to people
Speaker 1: who aren't is a feature of socialism. It is a
Speaker 1: feature of a needs based society. It is a feature
Speaker 1: of a low trust society. It is a feature of
Speaker 1: creating a dependent class so dependent on government that they
Speaker 1: must vote for expansion of government at all times. It
Speaker 1: is a special interest above all special interests. So they
Speaker 1: would like to have the majority of us on government medicine.
Speaker 1: But is it really a cruelty to say, Hey, if
Speaker 1: you're going to be on Medicare or Medicaid and you
Speaker 1: can move, because there are some people who can't. If
Speaker 1: you can move and you can walk around, we're going
Speaker 1: to ask you to volunteer in exchange for some of this. Look,
Speaker 1: if you're eighty one years old and you can't move
Speaker 1: and can't walk around. Let's not trace this, you know, like,
Speaker 1: let's be cruel to be kind, but let's look at
Speaker 1: this in a rational sense. We have things that need
Speaker 1: to get done, and we needs of people who need,
Speaker 1: but we also have this people in that system. Can
Speaker 1: you imagine the benefits of volunteering and finding out that
Speaker 1: you actually do have worth. There's a friend of mine
Speaker 1: who joined our youth ministry and he only did it
Speaker 1: because he saw that I was having great fun at it.
Speaker 1: He never thought that he would have any value to kids.
Speaker 1: And it's sort of a sad story, but this guy
Speaker 1: has the most amazing testimony his life. I mean, one time,
Speaker 1: maybe I'll just have a mom to talk about what
Speaker 1: he went through as a kid. Because his life, he
Speaker 1: shouldn't be this man, he shouldn't be this godly. But
Speaker 1: God can do anything. He started to volunteer, and I
Speaker 1: remember this conversation I had with him one day. I said, hey,
Speaker 1: how do you like this? He goes, I can't even
Speaker 1: believe these kids like me. I mean, they are genuinely
Speaker 1: excited when I get here. I said, yeah, brother, they
Speaker 1: some of them come from homes where the men don't care,
Speaker 1: he goes. I know, but me, I'm so broken in
Speaker 1: such a mess. And they even seem to like that.
Speaker 1: What do you mean, he goes. They really like it
Speaker 1: when I talk about how broken I am and how
Speaker 1: screwed up my youth was. Well, of course they do,
Speaker 1: because they feel screwed up. And you know what I've
Speaker 1: seen in this brother, an absolute change. He's lost weight,
Speaker 1: he's moving and exercising. I see him socializing. I see
Speaker 1: him volunteering in other capacities in church. Because the cruelty,
Speaker 1: the message it was being given to this brother, that
Speaker 1: Satan was whispering into his ear. It don't matter. Look
Speaker 1: what a mess you are. You can't provide anything. He
Speaker 1: has momentum. Can we make doctors care again? It would
Speaker 1: require some momentum in the system to reward caring. But unfortunately,
Speaker 1: we're at a point now where the only way I
Speaker 1: think we can create wholesale caring with doctors is to
Speaker 1: create wholesale pain. And that's going to be hard to
Speaker 1: do because we've been trained. I love the White Coats.
Speaker 1: I want to pray for you. If you're in the
Speaker 1: medical system, and I want to ask you something, Is
Speaker 1: it worth? It is ignoring the cruelty. Worth it is
Speaker 1: being involved in the coldness worth it? Are you willing
Speaker 1: to be a change agent in the medical system of
Speaker 1: refusing to engage in the cruelty? This is the Todd
Speaker 1: Hermann Shaw. Please go, be well, be strong, be kind,
Speaker 1: and please make every effort to walk in the light
Speaker 1: of Christ.