Speaker 1: Pampbody is finally doing a thing. Nope, it's not about
Speaker 1: January sixth. It's not about the FOUCH, it's not really
Speaker 1: about the drug cartels. It's not about the attempt for
Speaker 1: President Trump in prison. Hey, but it's not Fox News,
Speaker 1: So that's a good thing. The Department of Justice has
Speaker 1: sued one of the foreign countries that used to be
Speaker 1: a state here and for good reason, and we can
Speaker 1: compare that goodness to something else the dj is not doing.
Speaker 1: They're not stopping a court case against a good doctor
Speaker 1: who lied, and I think it was a righteous lie.
Speaker 1: And I think that sometimes we can look into the
Speaker 1: circumstances in which we exist and say, could God possibly
Speaker 1: smile on this line?
Speaker 2: Possibly?
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Speaker 1: Today is the day the Lord has made, and these
Speaker 1: the times to which God has decided we shall live.
Speaker 1: So Pam Bondi and her doj has decided to do
Speaker 1: a good thing. And this is in the separate country
Speaker 1: of Washington State. And incidentally, I mean there's reason. There's
Speaker 1: reason to celebrate this from a perspective of religious liberty,
Speaker 1: from a perspective of finally seeing our government defend religious liberty.
Speaker 1: And there is a good reason to debate this for
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church. I don't think the Catholic Church has
Speaker 1: taken a righteous stand on this, and I don't think
Speaker 1: it's the government's job to come in and make them
Speaker 1: take a righteous stands. And when you compare this against
Speaker 1: what's going on in the separate country of Washington and
Speaker 1: continue to go to continues to go on, you can
Speaker 1: also understand that the separate country of Washington has no
Speaker 1: interest behind prist behind They're not interested in the reality
Speaker 1: of kids being harmed. So here's here's what's happened. Is
Speaker 1: the super country of Washington passed the law. Their new dictator,
Speaker 1: Bob Ferguson, who it was, the most dangerous and politically
Speaker 1: legalistically violent.
Speaker 2: Attorney general the country.
Speaker 1: He has signed a and by the way, he pretends
Speaker 1: to be Catholic, just just for a fun fact. And
Speaker 1: he is so Catholic. He says this, My uncle was
Speaker 1: a Jesuit priest for many years and I've been the confession.
Speaker 1: So plus he is pro abortion, pro chemical and surgical
Speaker 1: changing to children.
Speaker 2: Sterilization, et cetera.
Speaker 1: So they have there's a there's a law in the
Speaker 1: upper country of Washington, a dictate that forces priests and
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church to disclose any confessions of of of
Speaker 1: sexual or physical violence against kids during a confession. Now,
Speaker 1: you could look at this from a sane perspective, or
Speaker 1: let's say, from a moral perspective, or even a Christian perspective,
Speaker 1: and you can have a good solid debate on this.
Speaker 1: I know in my volunteer work, if a kid comes
Speaker 1: to me and says I intend to harm myself. A
Speaker 1: kid comes to me and says, my one of my
Speaker 1: parents beat me up. A kid comes to me and
Speaker 1: says I was sexually molested, or I did this to
Speaker 1: someone else, or I I'm taking illegal drugs. Those are
Speaker 1: must reports, So I don't I don't get to choose,
Speaker 1: and nor would I want to choose. Now, we have
Speaker 1: a method for that, and it's something that's in our
Speaker 1: training and in the separate country of Washington.
Speaker 2: State, it is the case that there must report issues.
Speaker 2: So if a.
Speaker 1: Child, for instance, is sexually molested by an adult, and you,
Speaker 1: as a teacher, you learn about this because student comes
Speaker 1: into your classroom and says, yeah, last night, this guy
Speaker 1: at I don't know the baseball game sexually molested me.
Speaker 1: You hear that you have to report it. Unless it
Speaker 1: was a fellow teacher or principal, counselor nurse or janitor
Speaker 1: at the school, you get to wait a good long time.
Speaker 2: This is also a state where kids are told.
Speaker 1: To confess their sexual desires, wants, fantasies to their teachers,
Speaker 1: but not their parents. This is also a state where
Speaker 1: kids can be seized from their parents taken away because
Speaker 1: the parents will not pretend they are the opposite sex,
Speaker 1: will not pretend they're kids are the opposite sex. They
Speaker 1: can be chemically and sturgically assaulted without parental permission, starting
Speaker 1: at the age of thirteen. So this has nothing to
Speaker 1: do with protecting kids. This has to do with attacking
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church because they have made it easier every
Speaker 1: step of the way. Every step of the way, all
Speaker 1: the Democrats voted to let teachers and schools continue to hide,
Speaker 1: and schools continue to hide.
Speaker 2: So let's jettison.
Speaker 1: The notion that Washington State's attempting to protect kids. Not
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church gets punished for not disclosing admissions during
Speaker 1: confession of sexual or other abusive kids.
Speaker 2: Schools get rewarded.
Speaker 1: And in the build up to this, they talked a
Speaker 1: lot about the history of sexual abusers using the Catholic
Speaker 1: Church and using positions of power, sometimes as priests, all
Speaker 1: too often frankly, to abuse kids. At the same time
Speaker 1: as they have built into their school systems perverse pornographic
Speaker 1: sex ad which is a dream get for a someone
Speaker 1: who enjoys inflicting their bodily lost on kids. And there's
Speaker 1: been a record number of arrests of teachers doing this.
Speaker 1: I believe there was nine in one week, six of
Speaker 1: them from one district. So pam Bondi is now suing
Speaker 1: Washington State because this forced priest to violate the seal
Speaker 1: of confession. Now to the Catholic Church, what did Jesus
Speaker 1: say about those who caused little ones to sum on
Speaker 1: the way to him? It had something to do with
Speaker 1: a millstone and their necks and the water. When kids
Speaker 1: are sexually assaulted, it very often separates them from God,
Speaker 1: particularly when a priest knows and the victimizer, the predator
Speaker 1: can go home going all right, sah, good to go
Speaker 1: confess that. Get over here, kiddo washed in the blood.
Speaker 1: Now they're not because God knows the heart of confessions.
Speaker 1: God understands. Jesus looks at that and says, do you
Speaker 1: think I don't know you don't love me or care
Speaker 1: for me, because I can see it in your fruits
Speaker 1: and I'm in your head while you're in there confessing.
Speaker 2: Come I way, Yeah sweet, I'm good.
Speaker 1: So praise God for Pambondi and her DOJ standing up
Speaker 1: for religious liberties. Now, this other case is more complex,
Speaker 1: and in it, well, it's not more complex, it's equally complex.
Speaker 1: But it's also very very interesting because this is that
Speaker 1: fun game that people like to play. Okay, so you
Speaker 1: just call it, call yourself a Christian. If the Nazis
Speaker 1: came to you and said, and you were hiding Jews
Speaker 1: in your upper attic, and the Nazis came and said,
Speaker 1: do you Jews in your upperatic?
Speaker 2: Would you lie?
Speaker 1: Would you lie to protect them? Jordan Peterson was ill
Speaker 1: prepared for this. We talked about it a few weeks ago,
Speaker 1: and my response was, I would hope I would have
Speaker 1: enough faith to believe that if I truly truly stood
Speaker 1: there in complete faith and knowledge that as I tell
Speaker 1: the truth, God's going to do something to rescue these
Speaker 1: Jewish people.
Speaker 2: I think that I would.
Speaker 1: Hope my faith would say that I would say, yes,
Speaker 1: they're upstairs, and then expect God to enact some miracle.
Speaker 1: There's an explosion down the streets, or the Nazis drop dead,
Speaker 1: or they say, okay, don't tell anybody, we're the good Nazis.
Speaker 1: We were checking to make sure, you know. I would
Speaker 1: hope that I don't have that faith. I would want
Speaker 1: to have that level of faith, but I don't, so
Speaker 1: I would probably, if pressured, I would probably lie and
Speaker 1: then plead the blood of Christ. I don't like to lie.
Speaker 1: I didn't want to lie. I didn't feel had any
Speaker 1: other traice.
Speaker 2: Peter did it.
Speaker 1: Peter denied the Lord Jesus three times, and the Lord
Speaker 1: later forgave him.
Speaker 2: So we'll talk about this doctri in just a second.
Speaker 1: On Friday, you're going to hear a conversation if you
Speaker 1: choose or watch it between myself and I'm Zach Abraham,
Speaker 1: chief investment officer bow Or Capital Management, and he and
Speaker 1: I talked about a range of things, and one of
Speaker 1: them that we talked about was the is the FED
Speaker 1: actually playing political games with interest rates? That was a
Speaker 1: tidy and interesting discussion because it's not what I expected
Speaker 1: I would get from Zach. But we also talked about this.
Speaker 1: We talked about being able to short an entire state,
Speaker 1: because the state of New York, if this socialist becomes mayor,
Speaker 1: I don't see how the state lasts. We discussed that,
Speaker 1: we discussed Bitcoin is now at one hundred and five
Speaker 1: thousand bucks, and there's a push for a central bank
Speaker 1: digital currency, a bigger one, and now they're admitting it.
Speaker 1: The dictator of Canada is admitting that they're building a
Speaker 1: system where we can voluntarily report our carbon outputs, and
Speaker 1: you know where we travel, how we travel, what we eat,
Speaker 1: when we eat it voluntarily. Seems like a major, big
Speaker 1: league risk environment, doesn't it. So my suggestion for you
Speaker 1: is this, take Zach up on this free offer, no
Speaker 1: pablic If you get done with these conversations you don't
Speaker 1: want to work with Zach, and just say you know
Speaker 1: it's not for me, and.
Speaker 2: He will look at your portfolio.
Speaker 1: He'll look at your retirement dreams or plans, and he'll
Speaker 1: help you separate the two. Are you dreaming or are
Speaker 1: you planning? Is your portfolio being actively managed? Are there
Speaker 1: areas where you're carrying.
Speaker 2: Too much risk?
Speaker 1: Are there areas where he could reduce your costs? Because
Speaker 1: they're pretty obsessive about that and obsessive about risk management.
Speaker 1: Is your portfolio being actively managed? Because Zach at a
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Speaker 1: manage every portfolio, which can reduce risk and volatility. Not
Speaker 1: only this, it's not just a it's not a hey,
Speaker 1: gab a gaba gab of talk. It's three conversations. First
Speaker 1: conversation you get to know Zach. I mean, you've seen
Speaker 1: him on the show, presumably hurt him, but Now you
Speaker 1: get to know them, You get to ask him questions.
Speaker 1: Do you dig the guy? Second conversation is really looking
Speaker 1: at your retirement status, assets.
Speaker 2: Liabilities, future liabilities.
Speaker 1: Future assets you think you're going to have. Third conversation
Speaker 1: is where he comes back with his team and says,
Speaker 1: here's what we've discovered about your retirement portfolio. Here is
Speaker 1: the amount of risk you're carrying relatives to what we
Speaker 1: might do. Here's some costs that you're carrying that mean
Speaker 1: we might meant we can save you this money. Or
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Speaker 1: THAT'SH two one seven. So the second case, I think
Speaker 1: this I said more complex. It's not more complex, it's
Speaker 1: it's equally complex, and to me, it's almost equally interesting.
Speaker 1: A doctor named Michael kirk Moore Junior has been sued
Speaker 1: in there's a case because July seventh, he issued fake
Speaker 1: COVID cards COVID shot cards to help people avoid the mandates,
Speaker 1: and lifesite News has covered this. Trials said to begin
Speaker 1: next month for a Utah plastic surgeon who issued fake
Speaker 1: COVID nineteen so called vaccine passports to help patients get
Speaker 1: around COVID vaccine mandates so called vaccines that swept the
Speaker 1: nation into the wake of the pandemic has previously covered
Speaker 1: at lifesite News. Doctor Michael Kirkmore Junior and employees at
Speaker 1: his Salt Lake private practice developed a plan to provide
Speaker 1: patients who objected to being forced to take these so
Speaker 1: called vaccines with ineffectual, harmless saline injections instead and give
Speaker 1: them COVID vaccination cards that would satisfy since rescinded mandates
Speaker 1: to take the shot as a condition of employment, public facilities,
Speaker 1: mass gatherings.
Speaker 4: And more.
Speaker 1: For his efforts, he was indicted for allegedly endangering the
Speaker 1: health for endagering the health and well being of a
Speaker 1: vulnerable population, and undermining public trust in the integrity of
Speaker 1: the federal health care program. The government also accused him
Speaker 1: of doing so for profit, but several sources attested off
Speaker 1: the record that More not only issued the cards for free,
Speaker 1: but actually refused to offer offers of compensation. They broke
Speaker 1: no laws and harmed no person, the defendant's legal team
Speaker 1: said in twenty twenty three, doctor Moore specifically abided by
Speaker 1: his long held hippocratic oath to first do no harm.
Speaker 1: We believe he and his co defend that will be
Speaker 1: found innocent of all charges. On June tan, Americans for
Speaker 1: Health Freedom founder doctor Mary Tally Bowden wrote an update
Speaker 1: on the trial, which is said to begin on July seventh.
Speaker 1: If convicted, doctor Moore faces up to thirty five years
Speaker 1: in prison and a one hundred and twenty five thousand
Speaker 1: dollars penalty. The court denied in a necessity defense, limiting
Speaker 1: doctor Morri's ability to argue his actions prevent a greater harm,
Speaker 1: and restricted expert witnesses on so called vaccine risk or
Speaker 1: CDC policy. She wrote the prosecution submission of heavily redacted
Speaker 1: pizer Maderna and JJ contracts intended to prove the so
Speaker 1: called vaccine's value. Further hampers the defense with non disclosure
Speaker 1: agreements preventing public discussion. Doctor Morre spent twenty two days
Speaker 1: in jail for a minor pretime violation, signaling aggressive prosecution.
Speaker 1: Pam Bondi's continuing this case. The Fox News host and
Speaker 1: part time Attorney General is continuing this case. She wants
Speaker 1: this man in prison for thirty five years. He's to
Speaker 1: pay one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars penalty. A
Speaker 1: psychopath named Fauci, having been the nation's top paid so
Speaker 1: called employee the federal government got to keep off the
Speaker 1: books profit sharing from pharma companies through their patents. He
Speaker 1: got countless cash awards. His wife laughably ran medical ethics
Speaker 1: at the National Institute of Health.
Speaker 2: The shots have.
Speaker 1: Ended countless pregnancies, they have caused spontaneous abortions. They have
Speaker 1: killed countless kids with heart attacks and strokes. They're giving
Speaker 1: cancer like prostate cancer to children which never happens. The
Speaker 1: turbo cancers, the heart attacks, the mile and paracarditis, the
Speaker 1: neurological issues. This latest study in Japan showed, and this
Speaker 1: was I think eighty million or eighty eight million. I
Speaker 1: think it's eighty or eighty eight million people and side
Speaker 1: by side people who got the shots and people who didn't.
Speaker 1: The more shots you get, the sicker you got. Every direction,
Speaker 1: every compositional, every in vitro study is on the side
Speaker 1: of these injections were not safe, never were, never will be.
Speaker 1: And by the way I said the doctor was lying,
Speaker 1: he wasn't. I mean the lie was you had.
Speaker 2: A certificate that said you got the shot. But he
Speaker 2: wasn't the one lying.
Speaker 1: He told the patients, look, I'll give this to you.
Speaker 2: You can present it to work. Pam Bondi is a disgrace.
Speaker 1: She's doing what she can to appear to be carrying
Speaker 1: out a mega platform and protecting religious liberties. But let's
Speaker 1: let's let's be.
Speaker 2: Brutally honest here.
Speaker 1: She's protecting Catholics for her political future, full stop. This
Speaker 1: guy maybe should have his time served as a penalty.
Speaker 2: Maybe.
Speaker 1: And incidentally, the state of Utah loved the dictats. They
Speaker 1: loved it, the church loved it. I worked for a
Speaker 1: business owned by the LDS Church and I don't want
Speaker 1: to say anything dispiritual about because then't have anything disparitution
Speaker 1: to say. They were great to me until the COVID
Speaker 1: shots came along, and then the plans Color Revolution and
Speaker 1: the George Floyd thing and the speech codes, and I've
Speaker 1: told that story. But man, they jumped headfirst into this,
Speaker 1: and I knew they would because I understand Utah based
Speaker 1: LDS culture. And I wrote a premptive note to HR
Speaker 1: and the general manager and the market manager and I
Speaker 1: A C.
Speaker 2: Seed, the CEO of the entire group.
Speaker 1: And I wrote it and colleagues, colleagues, fellow hosts and
Speaker 1: stuff at the station and salespeople, and said, I will
Speaker 1: not be taking the shots. I understand that this can
Speaker 1: lead to my firing, but let's do now. I'm also
Speaker 1: not going to wear a mask, and I'm not going
Speaker 1: to get tested, period, will not. I will not involve
Speaker 1: myself on this drama. You have no say in my
Speaker 1: medical decisions.
Speaker 2: You never will.
Speaker 1: I have an employment contract at this and say anything
Speaker 1: about this. It's not in the HR handbook. This was
Speaker 1: not the case when I came here. If you want
Speaker 1: me to respond to this, then you can put this
Speaker 1: into a new contract for negotiate. But I'll tell you
Speaker 1: right now it ain't ever going to happen. So in
Speaker 1: any case, Pam Bondi continues to be a disgrace, she
Speaker 1: should end this case with time served. Rfkage Junior may
Speaker 1: be building up. He may be building up to getting
Speaker 1: rid of these injections, and this is some people who
Speaker 1: know him say that this replacement of the Vaccine Advisory
Speaker 1: Committee is a step towards that direction, because this Vaccine
Speaker 1: Advisory Committee is going to look at the actual data
Speaker 1: and come back and say, Dear God in Heaven, we
Speaker 1: can't have this. These need to come off the market. Man,
Speaker 1: could you just think of something, Think of the movie
Speaker 1: you could make about this covid era with the tools
Speaker 1: of Hallowoo. Maybe this is an oh I got an idea.
Speaker 1: Ooh ooh oh, this is a little sneaky. So Alex
Speaker 1: is a very skilled videographer, our producer. No Alex thick
Speaker 1: of this.
Speaker 3: You know.
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Speaker 2: Brilliant, brilliant, animated.
Speaker 1: Feature with the life of Jesus Christ, and I think
Speaker 1: it's a great tool of evangelism for kids. But I
Speaker 1: have been so excited about this doorway into Hollywood. I
Speaker 1: didn't really as why they made Sound of Freedom that
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to do well. In fact, that wasn't even
Speaker 1: supposed to get made, and once it got made, it
Speaker 1: wasn't supposed to be in big theaters. They tried to.
Speaker 2: Keep it in small markets.
Speaker 1: They so wanted this movie to disappear, and then the
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Speaker 1: the phraseology and language if this is ass hottery. So
Speaker 1: would it be wrong for us as a podcasting and
Speaker 1: radio family. Would it be wrong for us to create
Speaker 1: a pitch video for the actual COVID story with all
Speaker 1: the behind the scenes stuff that we know from Foya documents,
Speaker 1: the conversations like Fauci go, you need to pull that
Speaker 1: paper saying this came out of a lab. That's a
Speaker 1: nice bit of a grant's and some nice billion dollar
Speaker 1: grants you got. I'd be a shame if that disappeared.
Speaker 1: Or when Brock Wussein Obama said you can't produce viruses
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Speaker 1: could have that phone call, you know, Tony a mission
Speaker 1: order in this you need to stop. Oh okay, mister President,
Speaker 1: And then he turns around and goes, all right, we
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Speaker 1: Now, maybe that's wrong, maybe I shouldn't be thinking that way,
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Speaker 2: RFK Junior.
Speaker 1: Sat down and had a conversation with some members of
Speaker 1: Congress and the honorable members of Congress.
Speaker 2: The mister and missus is in Congress.
Speaker 1: And it was a it's an important opportunity for us
Speaker 1: to reflect on the legal minds, the great morality, the statesmanship,
Speaker 1: the leadership, the profounds profounds, an inspiring way. Our nation
Speaker 1: is led by these citizen lawmakers who go to Washington,
Speaker 1: d c. With nothing but a couple of dimes in
Speaker 1: their pockets and just dreams in their heart, and just
Speaker 1: love of the United States of American, love of the Constitution,
Speaker 1: United States of America. And then they become billionaires somehow,
Speaker 1: at least multimillionaires one hundred millionaires.
Speaker 2: So RFK Junior talked about how broken the system is.
Speaker 5: The United States remains the sickest developed nation, and yet
Speaker 5: we spend four point five trillion annually on healthcare, two
Speaker 5: to three times more per capita the comparable nations. Clearly,
Speaker 5: something is structurally wrong with our approach. Furthermore, healthcare costs
Speaker 5: are steadily increasing at a rate of two percent, greater
Speaker 5: than the economy. This is unsustainable. If we don't staunch
Speaker 5: this trend, we will ran smart children to bankruptcy, servitude,
Speaker 5: and disastrous health consequences. Yes, and exploding debt is a
Speaker 5: social determinant of health. We won't solve this problem by
Speaker 5: throwing more money at it. We must spend smarter. He
Speaker 5: will shift funding away from bureaucracy toward direct.
Speaker 2: Impact, bureaucracy to direct impact.
Speaker 1: So here's what this means is he's fired a bunch
Speaker 1: of people at the National Institute of Health. He has
Speaker 1: streamlined the FDA bureaucracy, and in doing that, then he
Speaker 1: can take more money and get it to directly helping
Speaker 1: people in the degree that the government can help people
Speaker 1: or frankly.
Speaker 2: Should help people.
Speaker 1: So I was talking to the night to a friend
Speaker 1: of mine who's a very skilled therapist and does a lot.
Speaker 2: Of couples therapy, which he doesn't like. It's not that fun.
Speaker 1: It's just hard.
Speaker 2: I mean, you see marriages falling apart. That's hard.
Speaker 1: But he talked about people staying in systems even when
Speaker 1: the system has broken, the family system's broken, people will
Speaker 1: return to the system. Businesses do this all the time.
Speaker 1: You might, I mean, you could notice this in your
Speaker 1: personal life. You might see this in your house, like
Speaker 1: if you're someone who procrastinates doing house projects like me,
Speaker 1: I procrastinate them for going on fifty eight years. I'm
Speaker 1: just not good at them. I feel like a fool
Speaker 1: when I try them. So you can you know you
Speaker 1: have something in your house, like there's a drawer that
Speaker 1: doesn't shut the whole way or it's difficult to open,
Speaker 1: and how long does that system stand place where dang it?
Speaker 1: And it might be finally and this happened to me.
Speaker 1: We had a drawer like this in a nice house
Speaker 1: guy gave us, and it just I finally pulled it,
Speaker 1: and I pulled the front of the door off, the
Speaker 1: drawer off that fixed it, you know, because I can't
Speaker 1: fix the thing. I can't build a box, I can't
Speaker 1: build a stick. I had someone come and fix it.
Speaker 1: Same things with systems. People will stay in broken family
Speaker 1: systems until something comes along and finally snaps it or
Speaker 1: crushes it or exposes it. Man, this is a broken system.
Speaker 1: Another way to say this is the the pain of
Speaker 1: changing will remain the barrier until the pain of not
Speaker 1: changing supersedes that. So the system has been in place,
Speaker 1: and it's not just pain avoidance. These people have made
Speaker 1: bank making America sick. They've made bank, FDA people getting bonuses,
Speaker 1: CDC people getting profit sharing, FDA people setting off the
Speaker 1: FDA and going and working at the big companies. They
Speaker 1: pretend that they monitor and police RFK Junior talked about
Speaker 1: a seven point budget statement.
Speaker 5: Official budget statement outlines many priorities. I want to highlight
Speaker 5: a few ers. We will consolidate programs to bet air,
Speaker 5: tackle mental health and addiction. These issues now rival chronic
Speaker 5: disease and their impact. AJHS will aggressively combat the opioid crisis,
Speaker 5: especially the spread of synthetic drugs like ventanyl. We will
Speaker 5: empower state, local and tribal leaders to create effective solutions. Second,
Speaker 5: we will address nutrition, physical activity, and healthy lifestyles. The
Speaker 5: President's budget requests ninety four billion in discretionary funds to
Speaker 5: support these priorities, including the Administration for Healthy America AHA
Speaker 5: will oversee initiatives such as Prevention Innovation Program, which targets
Speaker 5: chronic disease and childhood but abuse it be obesity through
Speaker 5: access to nutrition, service and physical activity and reducing dependence
Speaker 5: on medication. Third, we will equip FDA to expand its
Speaker 5: food safety efforts through research, regulation, inspection, and education to
Speaker 5: remove harmful chemicals from food and packaging, and explore how
Speaker 5: to the clothes that generally recognized as safe with a
Speaker 5: grass loop.
Speaker 1: So the general recognized as safe started with a few
Speaker 1: items that could land in foods accidentally through the manufacturing process.
Speaker 1: Generally recognized this safe. So baking soda, you know this.
Speaker 1: This product might not contain baking soda, but it's made
Speaker 1: in a facility that has baking soda in it. Therefore
Speaker 1: we could expect to see some baking soda in it.
Speaker 1: This has expanded to okay, so there's some cleaning that
Speaker 1: goes on, so you might see a remnants of a
Speaker 1: soap in there, I mean, and they do this parts
Speaker 1: per billion.
Speaker 2: But then that expanded into you.
Speaker 1: Know, you know aluminum, and you know, genomically engineered foods
Speaker 1: that aren't really foods, and little emor and a just
Speaker 1: a little MR and a over here maybe some human
Speaker 1: DNA and such that's generally safe.
Speaker 2: And then this this chemical, this paint because we paint
Speaker 2: our fish.
Speaker 1: Funny thing, you go, when we went shopping in Mexico,
Speaker 1: my daughter there to the Marquetta and we're walking by
Speaker 1: the fish out of my daughter's a vegan, so she
Speaker 1: didn't want to look at the fish, but I said,
Speaker 1: we just please, and I know this is hard for you,
Speaker 1: we just please notice something. And she looked at it.
Speaker 1: She said, none of it's orange, right, Well, I thought
Speaker 1: salmon meat was orange, not from the ocean. We paint
Speaker 1: our foods and it's not just paint, of course, it's
Speaker 1: that goops that Bill Gates wants to put on the
Speaker 1: foods that they've now had to rename. They called it
Speaker 1: Appeal was the brand name. Then I've had to rename
Speaker 1: it because people got hip to that. And this is
Speaker 1: the stuff that's a that's a very strong, not plastic
Speaker 1: it's Yeah, it's like a plastic substance, but it coats
Speaker 1: the food so that it quote lasts longer, because nothing
Speaker 1: says fresh like a hermetically sealed avocado that gets no oxygen?
Speaker 1: Is it sealed in this stuff that you can't wash off,
Speaker 1: you cannot avoid eating. It has never been tested on humans,
Speaker 1: and it's so good they no longer admit that it's
Speaker 1: on food. They've changed a brand name like ten times.
Speaker 1: So that's what he's talking about. In generally recognized safe,
Speaker 1: praise God for this. And there are things that are
Speaker 1: generally recognized safe but ain't. For instance, the food pyramid
Speaker 1: that was generally recognized is safe, it's not. And I
Speaker 1: am not the only one. I guarantee, I'm not the
Speaker 1: only one sitting here. Ah who should be paying attention
Speaker 1: to insulin resistance? I I'm just making a suggestion.
Speaker 2: I don't know. You probably don't have that. You're far
Speaker 2: too young.
Speaker 1: But if there's any history of type two diabetes in
Speaker 1: your family, one of the precursor or like to say,
Speaker 1: red flags to.
Speaker 2: That is insulin resistance. You might be a redneck.
Speaker 1: If you drive a truck like I do, or you've
Speaker 1: been genetically tested to seventy nine point seven percent redneck.
Speaker 1: You might have insulin resistance if you don't eat enough plants,
Speaker 1: you don't have enough fiber, you have a supplement rich
Speaker 1: diet like I do, a protein rich diet like I do,
Speaker 1: and you have a family history of type two diabetes.
Speaker 2: I found out I have insulin resistance.
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Speaker 2: Now we get to the very important people.
Speaker 1: In the very august and great legal minds, the scholars,
Speaker 1: the statesmen, the leaders, the citizen, the citizen public servants
Speaker 1: gone back there, because dang it, they're there for the people,
Speaker 1: for the kids, for the nation, for patriotism.
Speaker 2: For America, for God Almighty.
Speaker 1: Like Representative Diana the Jette and some twenty six year
Speaker 1: old or twenty year old on our staff wrote themselves
Speaker 1: a heck of a gotcha.
Speaker 4: So here's my question.
Speaker 6: Will you commit today that neither you or anyone else
Speaker 6: at HHS will take any retaliatory action against the brave
Speaker 6: scientists that work at NIH any answers it's illegal, I.
Speaker 5: Can commit that we are absolutely deploped depoliticizing science.
Speaker 6: Will you commit you will not take any.
Speaker 1: And chairman as chairmany.
Speaker 2: Look look at the look at the women, the young
Speaker 2: women behind the great lady just shaking their head.
Speaker 1: Look at that disgusting and watch the brown lady watched
Speaker 1: the blod lady.
Speaker 6: So here's my stru it will not take any strange
Speaker 6: and chairman as chairmany, missus chairwoman.
Speaker 5: Biden administration politicizes science and I just okay, hate you.
Speaker 1: I just gave you three of how they did.
Speaker 6: Excuse me, sir, I asked you a simple question. Will
Speaker 6: you commit.
Speaker 2: Ladies killing it? Okay, RK, here's the answer.
Speaker 1: Ready, I'm not sure, person, could you please define the
Speaker 1: brave scientists you fear.
Speaker 2: I might retire against?
Speaker 1: And would you not sure? What would you consider firing
Speaker 1: a person for alfeasans retaliation? For instance, if they faked research?
Speaker 1: Would you consider that retaliation firing someone who faked research?
Speaker 1: That's the answer. Make them describe the terms. Make sure
Speaker 1: that you have agreed upon terms. She can't answer that
Speaker 1: because she didn't write the question. And it's not the
Speaker 1: gotcha she thinks it is because the American people almost well,
Speaker 1: I mean, there are like twenty six percent of Democrats
Speaker 1: who to this day think Tony Fauci's a hero, and
Speaker 1: there are ninety two percent of Republicans who understand he
Speaker 1: shouldn't even be called doctor.
Speaker 2: So it's not lending the knockout punches. She thinks it is.
Speaker 1: Another great man and representative the people and statesmen, and
Speaker 1: lover of the Constitution of the United States of America
Speaker 1: and the flag and God and pies made with apples
Speaker 1: in it. Representative Frank Palone, he was all over Kennedy
Speaker 1: and look at the passion with which this man reads
Speaker 1: a prepared statement from someone on his staff.
Speaker 7: You have made a number of major decisions about vaccines,
Speaker 7: and I you know again there's been no public comment
Speaker 7: process or public accountability on that. Either what are you
Speaker 7: afraid of I mean with regard to vaccines. Are you
Speaker 7: just afraid of receiving public comments on proposals or you
Speaker 7: just think these are fringe views that are contrary to
Speaker 7: the views of most scientists and that the public comments
Speaker 7: will reflect this. You say you want transparency, but there's
Speaker 7: been no public process for any of this.
Speaker 5: We have a public process, right Glading Vicin called the
Speaker 5: a ZIP Committee, and it's a public meeting.
Speaker 1: They will be fired the committeting. You fired the A.
Speaker 5: I fired people who had conflicts with the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 1: Oh, I mean that's add industry at.
Speaker 5: Committee has been annum plate for medical malpractice R Look years.
Speaker 1: I look, I can't. I can't find the part of
Speaker 1: the paper where you were going to say that. That's
Speaker 1: not in my route QA response take two tack two
Speaker 1: augustin important minds. RFK Junior later got to respond uh
Speaker 1: to Representative Frank Polone because it turns out that Representative
Speaker 1: Frank Polone h an important man, vitally important to this nation.
Speaker 2: I mean, Brian Wilson passed recently.
Speaker 1: I don't know how I missed that news, but God
Speaker 1: only knows where we'd be without Frank Polone.
Speaker 2: Guiding it.
Speaker 1: Yes, turns out that Frank used to be really into.
Speaker 2: Taking on pharma.
Speaker 1: And wanting to see the safety of these shots and
Speaker 1: other shots confirmed.
Speaker 2: And that's rather important right now.
Speaker 1: I've learned over time to trust one of the medical
Speaker 1: provisor work with because I'm my own general contractor. I've
Speaker 1: learned over time, and I ad met the first time
Speaker 1: I went down to Port of Arta, Mexico. The first
Speaker 1: time I went down there, I was a little freaked out.
Speaker 1: Was my first time in Mexico. First time the Pueta Varta,
Speaker 1: and then I went down to get an em RAI
Speaker 1: at this hospital and no wait, that was the second time.
Speaker 1: Second time, and I went into the clinic and then
Speaker 1: I were in this resort. I wow, this looks like
Speaker 1: a w hotel.
Speaker 3: It does.
Speaker 1: And I admit that the first time I was going
Speaker 1: to get these stem cells injected in my arm, and
Speaker 1: this was my right sho older and the first time
Speaker 1: that happened, I admit I was nervous. I was nervous
Speaker 1: in the hyperbreck chamber. I wasn't nervous getting the iv
Speaker 1: d ivs, the NDA and the or nd N and
Speaker 1: the marstrip had had those before. Now that I understand
Speaker 1: the process so much better, I'm a little embarrassed as
Speaker 1: to how much of a simpleton I've been in explaining this.
Speaker 1: So What's Renewed does in Mexico is illegal here because
Speaker 1: they use they manipulate the cells. In the United States,
Speaker 1: we can use something called alligraphs. And these are stem cells.
Speaker 1: Okay they are, and they're pretty cheap, honestly for the providers.
Speaker 2: They're pretty cheap, and they come from.
Speaker 1: You know whoever, and there's some general health screening, but
Speaker 1: you know, I mean, you don't get to know. And
Speaker 1: they're stored in say a chiropractice office for you know,
Speaker 1: I mean, for as long as they need to store there.
Speaker 1: And there's a percentage of them that will probably die
Speaker 1: the stem cells because they don't respond well to movement shipments.
Speaker 2: So what percentage.
Speaker 1: Don't know, and they may or may not have any
Speaker 1: expertise in how these cells respond to certain blood types.
Speaker 2: Because you know why that's a renew healthcare. It's the opposite,
Speaker 2: is true.
Speaker 1: When they take an umbilical cord, it's a maybe five
Speaker 1: minute walk from the hospital to their lab. They will
Speaker 1: know the woman who gave them that umbilical cord because
Speaker 1: they have paid for her birth process. They have studied
Speaker 1: her health and her baby's health, and they will continue
Speaker 1: to do that post birth. If there's any indicators that
Speaker 1: there is anything they wouldn't want in these stem cells.
Speaker 1: They do not accept the stem cells, and they don't
Speaker 1: tell the women they're not accepted. I mean, if they're
Speaker 1: there's something very serious they find obviously go say hey, incidentally,
Speaker 1: to the doctor's caring for the women, you should probably
Speaker 1: tell her we found this in her stem cells. They
Speaker 1: take the very best of the stem cells and then
Speaker 1: they culture them. But it doesn't stop there. This is
Speaker 1: these aren't stem cells from whoever they culture them, meaning
Speaker 1: they make more, and then the morning of the injection
Speaker 1: they make sure the stem cells are functioning at the
Speaker 1: highest possible level of reactivity. If they're not, they cancel
Speaker 1: the procedure and ask you to wait a day. Now,
Speaker 1: those stem cells wouldn't harm you, they just wouldn't help.
Speaker 1: So they have helped people overcome severe neurological issues.
Speaker 2: Like not being able to walk.
Speaker 1: They have helped people overcome severe issues like not being
Speaker 1: able to use their hands, and surgery wasn't gonna help that.
Speaker 1: I mean, there's the common carpal tunnel and the ankle
Speaker 1: version of carpal tunnel. One of their sweet spots is
Speaker 1: lower back stuff. That's why there's a professional golfer every.
Speaker 2: Time you go down there.
Speaker 1: You can't swing a dead algato and not hit a
Speaker 1: professional golfer when you're at renew lousy all over the place.
Speaker 1: I bet sure that that says golf is not a sport.
Speaker 1: There's only one place I won't wear it. That's there right,
Speaker 1: and also because I've learned that it's actually not not
Speaker 1: quite a sport, but an amazing series of athletes. So
Speaker 1: if in any of these conditions pills surgery, no, just
Speaker 1: go find out how much it's going to cost and
Speaker 1: then make a decision based on that and consider it.
Speaker 2: By the way, part of it considered.
Speaker 1: A vacation that gets you an incredible discount at an
Speaker 1: incredible resort because in an all inclusive one. So it's
Speaker 1: renewed r E n U E dot Healthcare r E
Speaker 1: n U E dot Healthcare. Please do telling me a
Speaker 1: part of the Todd Hermanshaw family. RFK Junior got to
Speaker 1: respond to a very important man, Representative Frank Polone, who
Speaker 1: is he is well regarded in the nation for all
Speaker 1: his work on a stuff.
Speaker 5: Respond to something that Congress and blogne said, and I'll
Speaker 5: address you Congressman boloone. Fifteen years ago you and I met.
Speaker 5: You were at that time a champion or people who
Speaker 5: had suffered injuries from vaccine. You are very adamant about it.
Speaker 5: You were the leading member of Congress on that issue
Speaker 5: since and you've accepted two million dollars from pharmaceutical companies
Speaker 5: and contribution more than any other member of this committee.
Speaker 1: Just pause, by the way, as all this is going on,
Speaker 1: the very important Miss de Jay and mister Polone aren't
Speaker 1: paying five seconds of attention.
Speaker 2: They are conversing. This is on purpose. This is a
Speaker 2: demoralizing move. This is a dominance move.
Speaker 1: And meanwhile, looks like AOC's on her phone, as is
Speaker 1: the very important Miss Fletcher next to AOC.
Speaker 2: Will continue.
Speaker 1: And your enthusiasm for.
Speaker 5: Supporting the old A SIP Committee, which was completely rife
Speaker 5: and pervasive with pharmaceutical conflicts, seems to be an outcome
Speaker 5: of those contributions.
Speaker 6: Mister chairman, kind of order or chair recognized, gentleman is
Speaker 6: impugning the reputation of a member of.
Speaker 4: Concret Stop can you stop the cloud? Four second? Can you?
Speaker 4: Can you stay the point of order?
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was impugning, mister mister chairman.
Speaker 1: I didn't hear it, did the Joey You aren't paying attention.
Speaker 4: That's why, well, you.
Speaker 7: Know, it's hard to pay attention here when we're not
Speaker 7: getting any response. Okay, My understanding now is that the
Speaker 7: secretary says something about me taking money from pharmaceuticals.
Speaker 1: Is that what he says?
Speaker 6: He the Secretary implied that mister Polone would not fight
Speaker 6: for vaccine victims because he took money from the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 4: You know, again, he needs to take back those words.
Speaker 6: You know.
Speaker 8: Okay, okay, here we go, here we go, here we go,
Speaker 8: up and down this, miss secretary, this is a valid
Speaker 8: point of water, I'm told so, i'd ask you if
Speaker 8: you would please take back those works.
Speaker 2: Don't do it.
Speaker 4: I retracted, Thank you, miss secretary, if.
Speaker 1: I can take you so he retracted him there said,
Speaker 1: it's what they get to do is to remove it
Speaker 1: from the record. Frank Polone is a con artist who
Speaker 1: took money from Farman changed his opinion. Clear's day, impugne
Speaker 1: the reputation of an important congress person. Well, the Democrats
Speaker 1: weren't done because they brought out the leading intellect in
Speaker 1: the United States Congress, a woman who was elected to.
Speaker 2: This position after her husband died.
Speaker 1: He'd been in the chair in this this this congressional
Speaker 1: position for roughly one hundred and seventy seven years.
Speaker 2: Dingle.
Speaker 1: He was the guy who famously said, when they were
Speaker 1: talking about Obamacare, we wanted this for years. It's just
Speaker 1: taken us a while to control the people So DeBie
Speaker 1: Dingle inherited a Congressional seat, and you'll see here what
Speaker 1: an impressively large intellect she has, which.
Speaker 9: Is lowering How are we going to lower drug prices
Speaker 9: as you have lowering drug prices for American consumers. This
Speaker 9: is why Democrats work so hard to pass the inflation
Speaker 9: reductions reading and create the Medicare Drugs Reading Price Negotiation Program,
Speaker 9: which provided you, the Secretary, with the authority to negotiate
Speaker 9: pharmaceutical companies to lower drug prices for the Medicare program.
Speaker 9: Do you support the drug price Negotiation program and commit
Speaker 9: to using the tools and authorities provided to you under
Speaker 9: the law to drive down prescription drug costs? For the mirror?
Speaker 1: Were you using every tool that's given to us?
Speaker 5: And President Trump has ordered me to do something that
Speaker 5: no other president has, which is to establish across the
Speaker 5: board most favorite nations are that we're not paying more
Speaker 5: earth than Europeans are. We're in negotiations right now today
Speaker 5: with the drug companies over that we're going to be
Speaker 5: able to lower drug prices during this administration more than
Speaker 5: any administration any history.
Speaker 1: Never ask a question to which you do not know
Speaker 1: the response. Well done, Debbie Dingle you did not know
Speaker 1: this stuff was going on. You did, did your staff
Speaker 1: well done, and we'll wrap it up here. Representative John
Speaker 1: James H gives RFK Junior a bit of a set put.
Speaker 1: It's volleyball term because I played volleyball a couple of
Speaker 1: years ago.
Speaker 2: At camp, so learn what a set put is.
Speaker 1: So I use that conversationally because that makes it seem
Speaker 1: like I understand the volleyball game.
Speaker 2: Representative John James.
Speaker 10: When it comes to health of this country, as has
Speaker 10: been said many times before, we do not have a
Speaker 10: healthcare system.
Speaker 2: We have a sick care system.
Speaker 10: I'm just going to jump directly to my questions here
Speaker 10: in your time, in your research, do you have any
Speaker 10: objectives or any ideas and how to reverse the perverse
Speaker 10: incentives and some of the abuses that are happening with
Speaker 10: big companies and big government that are hurting people right now.
Speaker 5: I mean at every level of the system, there are,
Speaker 5: as you say, it's just a bundle of perverse incentives
Speaker 5: that encourage people that basically put every actor in the system,
Speaker 5: pharmaceutical companies, providers, hospitals, insurance companies in an advantageous position
Speaker 5: if they increase the number of sick Americans and the
Speaker 5: level of our illness, and the way that we need
Speaker 5: to change that broadly is to realign the incentives oh
Speaker 5: that people are getting paid to actually make people better.
Speaker 5: So we want outcome based medical care. We want value
Speaker 5: based medical care. We're working through the Center for Medical
Speaker 5: Intervention for CMI. At CNN two were a number of
Speaker 5: pilot projects. I will do just that and then we
Speaker 5: want to roll them out across the system. But we're
Speaker 5: looking for every opportunity and I had meetings all this week,
Speaker 5: including with all the big insurance companies that will do
Speaker 5: exactly that.
Speaker 1: They want to do it too.
Speaker 2: The perverse incentives were the story of the COVID era.
Speaker 1: He earned up to five hundred thousand dollars for ending
Speaker 1: a person's life if you could pretend it was COVID.
Speaker 1: And this is if you took all the steps that
Speaker 1: is bringing the people in pretending they had COVID through
Speaker 1: a fraudulent PCR test, admitting them to the hospital, getting
Speaker 1: them on a ventilator, getting them demsevere, getting them on sedatives,
Speaker 1: putting a feeding tube in. All these things had bounties attached.
Speaker 1: And one law firm I talked with who is suing
Speaker 1: a hospital system on behalf of a woman whose husband,
Speaker 1: in my judgment, was medically murdered, came out with the
Speaker 1: number above five hundred thousand dollars. Life insurance companies in
Speaker 1: many states didn't.
Speaker 2: Have to pay off a death if it was ruled COVID.
Speaker 1: So, for instance, in the separate country of Washington, when
Speaker 1: a guy shot himself in the head and he'd had
Speaker 1: COVID a.
Speaker 2: Few weeks earlier, that was a COVID death.
Speaker 1: In the state of Florida, a woman was working on
Speaker 1: her home, and she was actually a construction worker by trade,
Speaker 1: and she fell off her home two stories the crackter
Speaker 1: skull ended up in coma for a bit, and in
Speaker 1: a coma ultimately died because of this hemorrhage. But weeks
Speaker 1: earlier she'd had COVID, so that was a COVID death.
Speaker 1: Hospital got chiching. And in the separate country of Washington,
Speaker 1: I don't know the case in Florida, they didn't have
Speaker 1: to pay. So that question wraps it up in a
Speaker 1: very very important way. God created our bodies in his image,
Speaker 1: in his image. He created us in his image. He
Speaker 1: loves us, and so God is watching every single one
Speaker 1: of these moves Pam Bondi's decision to pretend she's interested
Speaker 1: in defending Catholics for actual constitutional or religious freedom reasons,
Speaker 1: her decision to continue.
Speaker 2: To prosecute a doctor who save.
Speaker 1: Lives by not injecting people with the COVID shots, people
Speaker 1: who didn't want the COVID shots because God had given
Speaker 1: them insight into it being wrong. And we're watching RFK
Speaker 1: Jor doing a very hard thing in Washington, d C.
Speaker 1: Which is changing culture.
Speaker 2: That that may well be why God has RFK Jr
Speaker 2: in that position.
Speaker 1: And perhaps when they rfkj Will realize finding childhood obesity
Speaker 1: is great, but aborting kids, well, that's keeping apart from God.
Speaker 2: I think RK this is the Todd Hermannshaw.
Speaker 1: Please go be well, be strong, be kind, and make
Speaker 1: a decision today to walk in the light of Jesus Christ.