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[00:00:24] Speaker B: Good evening folks and welcome to another episode of the Positude Podcast. I'm your host, Maggie Hart. On my big comfy chair this week with my leg up because I'm still having a little bit of swelling going on looking out the window at this Tim Burton Y kind of day. It's almost dusk here. There's some green on the trees and there's some growth on the ground. The majority of the trees are really dark and stark and we have an absolutely white chemtrail filled sky. It's raining and it's dreary, but I got my cup of coffee and all of my little cannolis to keep me company as we share the week's events. And I've got about seven different varieties of birds out at my feeder that are happily engaging in the end of day feeding frenzy and they are concentrating solely on what they want to and need to do. Irregardless of their immediate surroundings. They are totally focused on their mission and unwittingly providing me the privilege of allowing me to observe them in their natural habitat, in all of their spirit, splendor and beauty and gracefulness, and it's really a sight to behold. They're just such beautiful creatures and I'm so blessed to have so many of them around me in so many different types. Throughout the course of the day and with the changing of the seasons, most of them have come to trust me and they know that I feed them and take care of them or at least have a part in their feeding and their care and they've come to trust me. I can call to them when it's time for them to eat, when I put out fresh food or just call them in for a visit and they happily respond.
Some get along with others at the feeders, some try to establish domain or territory and chase the others away. Sometimes they fight, sometimes they bring their babies or their mates to come visit, depending on the time of year. And some don't travel at all without their mates. And while some of us feel more closely in tune with nature and the creatures in nature, even if they're of the domestic variety like cats and dogs and fish and other assorted house pets, whether it be wild or domesticated animals, humans have the ability to bond with these creatures and they can provide us with an endless supply of entertainment company, we can learn from them, they can provide comfort, some animals can help to heal us, and when we're shut in or feeling alone, can't travel outside the house or choose not to, we can always look out the Window and engage, at least from a distance and in the nature and the beauty of the animals around us, whether it be deer or squirrels or chipmunks or birds or raccoons, rabbits, moose, whatever. As I tape this show this early evening, I have a kitty cat that's been crawling around on my lap, purring in my face, licking my arms and giving me big eyes and smiles as I stroke it with one hand. As I'm recording now, while I never was a huge cat person, I've had cats my whole life, off and on. And believe me, as I've gotten older, I've really come to appreciate them. Or at least these guys. They have awesome personalities, and they're extremely loving and healing. I was feeling a little stressed out about 10 minutes ago, and just having these two little guys running around and jumping on me and kissing me and wanting to be petted and purring was like an instant salve on an open wound. It really was. It just totally chilled me out. And my puppies have the same effect on me. They can soothe and calm me, and they all sense my moods and each other's moods. And we're in, like, this continual loop where if one of us is out of whack, they all get agitated and excited, and if we're all calm, they all get calm. It's just so cool. And in these times, animals are proving to be more readily a source of support for humans. Let's listen to this clip.
[00:04:15] Speaker A: Well out of pocket for a doctor to say, but people's pets are keeping them alive. This is not exaggeration. This is not hyperbole.
Patients are literally finding the will to live so that they can take care of their pets, because their pet doesn't make them feel like it's all in their head. Their pet doesn't make them feel like they're crazy. And in my opinion, pets are doing more for people's mental health and physical health than most of the treatments we're offering. She knocked that one out the park, didn't she? She hit it on the nose, right? A lot of y' all don't realize how important your pets are. They're getting you through so much stuff, and some of y' all can't figure it out yet. Grunts Got me through the pandemic, man, when we didn't even have tick tock. We were at the park just throwing the ball. Everybody else was stressing out and stuff. I was calm, cool, and collecting. Had a lot to do with the dog, man. Serious, y' all. They get you through so many things, man.
And I'm gonna take it a step further. I was on a ladder putting a light bulb in a month and a half ago. You guys tall ceilings at my house. I fell off and hit my head on the hardwood floor. I never felt so much pain in my life. The back of my head, you know what?
Most people wouldn't be here today, man. I was laying down like. Like, literally unconscious almost. And the dog looked at me and said, not today, bro. Not today.
You gonna be all right. I'm serious. He looked me right in my eyes, came and checked on me. I was on the floor for about ten minutes, y' all, before I could even get up. So, hey, them pets are helping y' all, and y' all don't even know it.
We're going to be best friends, okay?
[00:06:07] Speaker B: So that was from one of my favorite sites. White woman ain't scared of a bad word. Just trying to keep it family friendly. I do slip once in a while, but for those that are listening in their offices and for people who have their kids listening. But absolutely, because of the pandemic, people grew closer to their pets because typically, those were potentially the only creatures that they saw in the course of a day if they were home. And also more recently, because of the energies of on the planet, because people are starting to become more in tune with their natural emotions and with nature in general. There's a different vibe and a different wavelength that a lot of people are catching on to. And because of their personal energy changes, they're able to feel and sense things that they weren't privy to before. They're starting to realize, or rediscover would maybe be a better term inherently, that we are all connected. And that includes animals and trees and plants, all of it, not just humans. And I can totally relate to that guy's clip about falling off a ladder and his dog looking at him. Because when I took my fall there, the night before Easter, or easter morning, early 2 o' clock in the morning, the night before Easter, my puppies were looking at me through the back deck door. And the looks on their faces, the looks of concern, and the eye contact that we shared while I stood there for 10 or so minutes before I got up was absolutely amazing. Or should I say lay there for about 10 minutes, but for me, that's pretty normal. The part that was amazing to me was as I looked into each of their three sets of eyes, they were each eliciting different emotions. The one that's the closest to me was absolute concern and fear. And worry. And the second one, the same, but a little bit less. And the third one was sheer terror and some confusion thrown in there as well. Also the desire to get out the door and come to me. I felt that pretty strong. And all three had the desire to protect me. And that's what prompted me to get up a little more quickly than I would have. I probably would have laid there a few more minutes and just kind of composed myself a little bit more. But I felt the one was going to just try and crash through the doors and get at me. He was becoming increasingly more frantic and was starting to jump and scratch the door. And they were all looking for some sort of reassurance in my eyes. And I was just, yeah, I'm okay. I got this. I'll be up in a minute. And then when I came in, they packed up around me and pretty much didn't leave my side for at least a week. But we all have the ability to do that, to communicate not only with other humans, but with our animals and with animals in general, wild or otherwise. And if you join me last week, and if not, listen to the archives. I told you that I felt protected as I was going down, and I absolutely know that that is true. Here's an interesting clip that I found about people who have never broken a bone that I wanted to play for you as well.
[00:08:55] Speaker A: If you've never broken a bone, you might just want to listen to this. There are some crazy theories about people who have never broken a bone, and they've become a bit of a hit online. So let's have a look at them. So theory number one is spiritual protection. Apparently there is a spiritual reason to why people have never broken a bone, and that's because they are protected by spiritual protection. Almost untouchable in a weird sense, Protected by the higher powers.
Interesting. Theory number two is good karma. Now, the theory is that these types of people possess good karma, positive karma, which they've earned by doing good actions and kind deeds. So this apparently protects the individuals from coming to any harm. Interesting. So the last theory is past life experiences. And it is said that those people in this life who have never broken a bone may have experienced significant trauma in a past life. So the theory suggests that they are basically being spared having similar experiences in this life than what they did in their past life. Interesting. I have broken several bones, so it's irrelevant to me, but have you ever broken a bo?
[00:10:30] Speaker B: So that was from Sarah's weird world. And interesting to note, but I've always known that I've been protected and never broken a bone. Even this time. For me, it's definitely number one and probably number two.
Not so sure about number three. The reason I say probably number two is because I don't look at actions that I do toward others and for others as building karma. It's just how I live my life. So while that makes sense for me anyway, number one is a solid, two is a probably, and three depends on your belief structure. And I'm not totally down with that one. So while I know that the soul never dies, I'm maybe we'll talk about that in an episode.
How I feel about that and why I might surprise you with my answer 5G is making another round in the clips that I watched this week. Here's one that you might find of interest.
[00:11:26] Speaker A: I bet none of you have ever seen this before.
That's because they placed the warning label for 5G towers in the exact place that no one will ever see them, which is on the towers. But I'm sure we could have all assumed the obvious here. The signals emitted by this tower are damaging to humans, animals and plants. And no, you don't have to be right. Beside these things, damaging exposure can occur up to several hundred feet from this device. And one of my favorites, frequencies emitted by this device exceed recommended FCC exposure limits.
So why do we have limits if we can just have things that exceed them Anyways, but here's where it gets very interesting and I want you to pay attention here.
Exposure can cause headaches, insomnia, cognitive fog, fatigue, tinnitus, vision problems, flu like symptoms, and muscle and nervous system problems. It's time we wake up people to what's going on right around us. And if you really want to blow your mind, look into the link between the 5G towers and this right here.
Stay safe out there, friends.
[00:12:46] Speaker B: How many birds do you see making nests in 5G towers? How many birds have perished because of things like 5G towers and windmills? Mother's Day is coming up this week. Congratulations to all of you moms out there and those of you who have chosen as females to take on the role as mother.
[00:13:08] Speaker A: Okay, this is just a friendly reminder.
[00:13:09] Speaker B: That Mother's Day is coming up. Not Egg donor day, not Chest Feeding.
[00:13:13] Speaker A: Persons day, not I'm a man thinking I'm a woman type of day.
[00:13:16] Speaker B: It's Mother's Day. That was Carly, Carissa and I have a couple clips for moms out there and parents in general. The first one I was thrilled to come across because in my conversations both in private and my work life talking to parents about how their children are addicted to technology and video games, and parents who allow their children to play video games but they don't necessarily approve of them, but they know they're violent and we know that there's programming in them, but they still allow their children to play for lack of something else for them to do or because their friends are allowed to do it and they don't want to deny their child due to their child's presence. Peer pressure. Whatever the reason, parents have been struggling for an alternative to the mainstream video games that are out there. And I found one for you.
[00:14:08] Speaker A: There's this misconception that since Donald Trump is back in the White House, the war on woke has been won. Hear me when I say it has not. While it's great so much as being exposed, it's really just the tip of the iceberg. The traditional family is still under attack, women are still under attack, and most importantly, children are still under attack. This progressive ideology has infiltrated its way into education, entertainment and even the world of video games. Don't believe me? Here's a post from Minecraft, a game that pretty specifically targets the youth. And here's another popular video game where you can choose to give your avatar top scars. But don't fret, because there is a family friendly alternative for kids called trueplay. Trueplay provides safe, fun and value based entertainment for kids, teaching virtues like honesty and compassion and fairness and integrity and patience. The next generation is in desperate need of good role models and good influences and that's what True Play is. So if you're concerned about your child or grandchild's digital intake, or if you just understand the value in raising children with positive Christian values, then look no further than trueplay. My nephew loves it. Trueplay is running an Easter promo right now. So you can go to trueplay.games/rileygains and use my code Riley30 for 30% off at checkout. There is no better investment than investing in the next generation. And that's what you're investing in when your kids are playing trueplay.
[00:15:16] Speaker B: That was Riley Gaines barker with an awesome alternative for video games for your child. The next clip from Dana Eve explaining why she will not allow her child to participate in sleepovers.
[00:15:29] Speaker A: I'm a mom and my kids will never do sleepovers. And no, it's not because I'm paranoid. It's because I'm smart and I know all too well what can go on. You never really know who's in that house. Older Siblings, cousins, uncles, random guests. You don't know what's being watched, you don't know what's being said, and you don't know what's being handed over at midnight. And if I'm not there, I can't protect him. So for me, the answer is a hard no. I know that sending him to sleep under somebody else's roof is not worth the risk. One awkward or uncomfortable boundary now can prevent a lifetime of trauma and healing. So if you need permission to say no, too, this is it. You're not overprotective. You're doing your job as a parent. I have a degree in criminology and psychology, and I share daily safety tips.
[00:16:19] Speaker B: Well, you may not totally agree with that previous clip. Please be very careful whom you allow your child to be around. It's not the world we grew up in. The next clip not only incenses me, but it disturbs me. Thankfully, I boycotted Nike a long time ago and stopped buying their products. Same with Reebok.
[00:16:39] Speaker A: Okay, are we just gonna disregard the fact that Nike is apparently funding a study that disfigures young boys to understand if they can be physically impaired enough to compete with girls without sexual significant retained male advantage? And if you're confused what this means, it means Nike is funding a study to give children injectable hormones and puberty blockers. Yes, you heard that right. Nike, the shoe brand, the athletic wear brand, is doing medical experimentation on minors. I haven't bought a Nike product in years. I've known about their use of exploited workers, child labor in third world countries, how they went all in on Colin Kaepernick, how they used a man to model women's products still in Mulvaney in a woman's sports bra. Right. So Nike was already not an option for me.
But this experiment is like Nike's own Tuskegee experiment. I guess you can't know the effects of intentionally harming children without intentionally harming children. And from a shoe brand like, did Bud Light teach them nothing? So this is from a piece the New York Times did just this past week. You can pause to read it all.
Basically, it's saying this scientist who identifies as trans himself, Joanna Harper, is leading a study, an ambitious study of trans adolescents that measures before they begin hormone therapy and after they have begun to medically transition every six months, four or five years. You see it and highlighted right here. The study is being funded by Nike, and Nike has yet to answer to this. They have spent days now avoiding all reporters and journalists, asking them if this is True. And why they're engaging in this. It'd be a shame if we tagged them in the comments and let them know that we're watching and that we want answers. So if this wasn't enough to put you off from buying Nike ever again, maybe the fact that they're investing money into seeing if you can medically abuse boys enough to make it fair for them to compete against girls is.
[00:18:25] Speaker B: And Jordan Sather talks about dismantling the Department of Education.
And while we've talked before on previous shows about the things that are being taught to our children in schools, this goes a little deeper with the textbooks. And he actually taught me something I didn't know.
[00:18:43] Speaker A: So Trump signed an executive order today to begin dismantling the Department of Education. Awesome. Getting sent back to the states like it should. Although that's not going to solve the problem of our kids getting education. What we need to do is look at the curriculum they're getting and where that's coming from. For instance, many of the science textbooks in schools come from the destination, Discovery Channel, actually owned by Warner Brothers. Lovely. And a good portion of the books also come from a company called McGraw Hill. Now, I was checking into them and actually found some weird things. Check this out. They formed a partnership with Robert Maxwell in 1989, creating the second largest textbook publisher in the United States. Yes, Robert Maxwell, Ghislaine Maxwell's dad. But wait, there's more. In 2012, McGraw Hill sold their education division to a company called Apollo Global Management. And one of the founders of that company is Leon Black, who used to be one of Jeffrey Epstein's good buddies. Now tell me, why do we have all these Epstein connections with companies that make our kids textbooks? Oh, no, man, I found. That was weird. I had to tell you, unraveling our messed up education system is going to take a lot of work. And getting rid of the DOE is just the start. Just saying though, homeschooling looks like a better option every day that goes by.
[00:19:59] Speaker B: So I didn't know the thing about Apollo, but very interesting stuff there. And the ties to Epstein are very disturbing to say the least. I attended a community event today that I was doing some volunteer work at and I was happily surprised to find that one third of the children that attended that event were homeschooled. And I have to tell you, they were very awake and aware of what was going on in the world. We were having some adult conversation and just by the eye flickers and the changes expression on some of these children's faces, I knew And I felt that they knew exactly what was really going on on this planet, more so than three quarters of the adults that attended. Now, a few weeks ago, I did some clips about some ranchers that were having issues with being bullied by state organizations and governmental authorities. And I raised a rally for people to write to and contact their elected representatives to stop the terrorization and the traumatization of these people that grow our food. If you didn't hear that episode, why not? You can catch me all over the place. I am on Rumble, I'm on Spotify, I'm on Amazon music, I'm on iHeart podcasts, I'm on YouTube, I'm on a plethora of other avenues. And I am live Tuesday nights, 10 o' clock Eastern Standard on ERT radio, Wednesday nights at 9 o' clock on the Vera Radio Network, and throughout the week, every other spot aside, Wednesday pretty much I have a rerun playing and Friday nights Eastern Standard time on the TRIM radio network. So terrorization. Do you like that? I just invented my own word. Terrorizing, Terrorization, whatever you'd like to call it, people responded. You guys wrote your local officials and everybody who shared that clip that also is in media and their people responded and people shared it internally, privately between family members and friends just on regular social media sites. And it worked. So many thousands of people flooded President Trump and J.D. vance's father phone lines even that they heard us. And this is a stellar example of what I've been talking about on my shows. This is how we make a difference. It's so awesome. Listen to this final thing I'll say.
[00:22:26] Speaker A: Is this morning Secretary Noem and I together and I brought a picture because I think this is important and it goes to why we're here. This is a South Dakota ranching family named the Mods. They are a fifth generation, fifth generation ranching family. Charles Maude in his 30s, bought the ranch from his granddad. We'll show the press when he was 17 years old, those beautiful children, Kyle, Lyle and Kennedy, his wife Heather.
Under the Biden administration they had of their several hundred acre operation. They used about 20 acres and had a fence that had been there since 1910. When their family took over, took over the ranching operation, there had never been really any, any problem that had been brought to their attention. Perhaps there was a minor dispute over again 20 acres.
This family was indicted, prosecuted, threatened with jail time, told to find guardians for their children over a fence line dispute that the Biden DOJ pushed forward. So this morning and the steps to the U.S. department of Agriculture with Secretary Noem, who was their governor as the governor of South Dakota, which is where these great people are from all charges, criminal charges were dropped. And really appreciate the Department of Justice. It was a really big day as we sent a signal that the over criminalization and using government government. And you know this better than anyone because you were in the crosshairs for so long that those days are over and the regulation to prosecution is no more. And so this family is one of many that we'll now be talking to to ensure that never happens again.
Thank you. Thank you. We are excited to announce this morning that USDA right now at this moment is launching a
[email protected] for all American farmers, ranchers and producers who are subject to the similar egregious lawfare from the the Biden administration.
We will work with our counterparts, including my great colleague Secretary Kristi Noem and others across the Trump government to address any other government overreach in situations like this. We must ensure that our farmers and our ranchers have not and will not be targeted for living the American way of life.
[00:24:45] Speaker B: So I also read an article where people tagged Trump and Vance in so many posts regarding this family's dilemma. Those two clips were by Secretary Brooke Rollins who rallied to their cause. And there was a clip of the mom thanking everybody and she was just in tears and so overjoyed. So thank goodness for her. She will have a blessed Mother's Day as she so deserves. This next lady is complaining because she was making money off TikTok and owns a 2024 BMW and her food stamps got cut.
[00:25:20] Speaker A: I got a DHS letter in the mail this morning and I just now opened it. Somebody reported me to the state of Michigan because I'm making money on TikTok and I drive a 2024 BMW.
They have cut my food stamps from almost 4,000amonth down to $88 a month.
They are telling me if I want a review.
[00:25:53] Speaker B: That I have to sell my car.
And the next clip from Shane Vibes Truth talking about free drug paraphernalia being handed out in Texas and this is going on across the country.
[00:26:12] Speaker A: There is no possible way that a lot of people know this is going on, otherwise it would not be going on. This is happening in Texas. It's also happening in many other US Cities. It's happening in Canada. This is shocking. Listen to this woman expose it.
[00:26:23] Speaker B: This is Savannah Hernandez in Austin, Texas, standing in front of the Texas Harm Reduction Alliance. Now this is one of the places in Austin that is handing out free needles and free glass pipes to drug users across the city. And to be quite honest with you guys, so many people kept telling me that Austin's homeless and drug crisis was.
[00:26:40] Speaker A: Comparable to San Francisco or even Portland.
[00:26:43] Speaker B: And I thought that was crazy until I started touring some of these homeless encampments, and there were exposed dirty needles everywhere. Now, after touring these encampments, of course, I wanted to know where all of.
[00:26:55] Speaker A: These needles were coming from.
[00:26:56] Speaker B: And very similar to Portland and San Francisco, this organization is handing out free needles, free pipes. They even gave me four different kinds, depending on which type of drug.
[00:27:08] Speaker A: So let me get this straight. You can get needles and all kinds of other crazy stuff, but raw milk is illegal. Collecting rainwater in many states is illegal, but you can do this? How insane is this world right now? This is part of a seriously sinister agenda so bad that I can't even mention it in this video. You know, a lot of this stuff is sensitive.
[00:27:25] Speaker B: This is something else that definitely needs be to. To change. We need to be on this and writing people and complaining like crazy. Why is Trump not doing anything about this one yet? And Chad Prather does a clip where a woman is claiming that diets are racist.
[00:27:39] Speaker A: We do the same diets as white women. We lose less weight and we lose it slower even when we're following the diet than our white women counterparts. It's literally that the racism that you are experiencing and the struggle to make ends meet actually means the diet don't work for you the same. All right, so now diets are racist. They cater to white women. I mean, we've officially run out of real problems in the world. We started arguing with grilled chicken. Apparently, if you try to eat clean, drink water, and skip dessert, you're not just watching your health, you're upholding white supremacy. I mean, who in the world knew that kale was a hate crime? Blaming racism for not fitting into your jeans, lady, is an activism. It's delusion with an extra side of dressing. You don't need a movement, you need a mirror. Because diabetes doesn't care about your sociology degree or your opinion. Apparently, encouraging people to take care of their bodies is oppression, but promoting obesity is body positivity, and that's empowering. That's not activism. That's an excuse to stay in the drive through line, lady. And newsflash, discipline isn't a race, it's a choice. I mean, saying fitness is white is like saying ambition is toxic. It's lazy thinking wrapped in victimhood topped with a sprinkle of social justice hashtags and a side of fries. If your first reaction to somebody eating a salad is they're a colonizer, you might not need a movement. You might need therapy or at minimum, a freaking multivitamin. And for the lady, perhaps? I don't think so. Homie. Don't play that.
[00:29:10] Speaker B: I've said it before. I think that Chad Prather is an awesome comedian, but I question some of the things that's been happening lately. He was at the White House and he was handed a binder. The episode Files, phase one. As were a bunch of other conservative journalists. Supporters of Trump. He wrote on February 27 that he met with Trump, Vance, Pam Bondi and Cash Patel in the Oval Office and left with an interesting souvenir. The Trump DOJ has everything. The most transparent administration in history. Pam Bondi confirmed there are thousands of files still held in the SDNY and will be delivered to the DOJ by February 28th. But as everybody knows, we don't have much of anything as of yet. And none of these guys seem to talk about what they received. What was in those actual files. I'm hearing crickets. If anybody else has heard anything from somebody that got a binder, let me know. Because we know the government has everything, right?
[00:30:00] Speaker A: I know what you do for work. I know where you live. I know how much money you make. I know what your Social Security number is. I know if you're married. I know how many kids you have. I know what your favorite food is, where you like to shop. I know what your hobbies are. I know everything you own. Okay, then can you tell me how much I owe for taxes? I can't give you that info. But you do know.
[00:30:18] Speaker B: Yes.
[00:30:19] Speaker A: You can't just send me a bill telling me how much I owe. Why would I do that? Okay, well, I'll do my best to figure it out, I guess. Literally no one taught us how to.
[00:30:27] Speaker B: Do this, but okay.
[00:30:28] Speaker A: And if you're wrong, you go to prison.
[00:30:30] Speaker B: That was Chrissy Allen. But seriously, you know who does seem to know everything? China. Especially if you're traveling through Jersey. What exit? I guess it really doesn't matter anymore. China's got your numbers from the Surprise Surprise files.
[00:30:44] Speaker A: When was someone going to tell us that China purchased Easy Pass and our information for $1.9 billion?
Make sense of this. The New Jersey Turnpike's 1.9 billion Easy Pass contract raises concerns about the ties to China and state leaders. But remember, they banned TikTok. Correct.
[00:31:08] Speaker B: For what?
China. Right.
[00:31:10] Speaker A: I mean before we let you go. God, ash about this. A China linked firm has gotten a 1.7 billion dollar easy pass contract in New Jersey. You want this decision reversed immediately. Look Congressman, I drive through Jersey all the time to visit my parents. I don't want the CCP knowing my whereabouts and what I'm doing with all that we know about China. How did this happen?
This gets filed under. You couldn't make it up. Only in New Jersey. God, I love New Jersey. It's my state, I've lived there my whole life. But what are we doing? I mean this. There was an American company that bid lower. That was the one. The company that's been doing easy pass for New Jersey and for many states. They weren't awarded the bid. This is a company that is connected directly with the ccp, with the Chinese Communist Party and you know the New Jersey Turnpike and these other roads are very important. They can monitor where our military equipment is being driven, where people's personal driving habits are and everything else. And China, the company that got it is now linked with China and used to be a US company but China bought it out. Was actually bought out.
So we've got to get on the beam here. This needs to be rebid and we need to work with an American company about very, very fragile, very important, very sensitive American information.
So in summary, to recap, remember it's not safe to go on tick tock. That's why it was banned because it was run and owned by a Chinese company. But it's safe to go through the Easy Pass tolls in New Jersey which are now purchased, controlled by China. So they have your data, your bank information, your whereabouts, where you're going, how many times you go through the tolls and so on and so forth. Let me know your thoughts in the comments, what you think about this and are you comfortable driving through the New Jersey turnpikes knowing that they have Easy Pass being monitored by China automobile?
[00:33:05] Speaker B: And now for your listening enjoyment, a couple of clips. One from rfk. Regarding the former conspiracy theory chemtrails.
[00:33:21] Speaker A: My biggest concern is the stratospheric aerosol injections that are continuously peppered on us every day.
Bromium, aluminum, strontium, it's sprayed in our skies all day long.
And I know you've talked to Dane Wigginton about this. He seems to be one of the experts in the field. Is there a question?
Yes. How do we stop it? That is not happening in my agency. You know, we don't do that. It's done.
We think by darpa.
And a lot of it now is coming out of the jet fuel. So you know, those materials are put in jet fuel. We I'm going to do everything in my power to stop it. We've got some chemtrail news here. Geoengineering. This one comes from Serg. If you're not familiar with CRG's website, Green Med Info highly recommend. And he is reporting that now 25 states have introduced or passed bills to ban geoengineering in their skies. The spring of toxic that we didn't agree to. Here's the list of all the states so far. What is this? A list for ants? Let's try to read this. Alabama, Arizona, Florida, Idaho, Iowa, Kentucky, yada yada, yada, yada, bunch of them. And as Mr. G poignantly points out, this is bigger than weather. It's about bodily sovereignty, environmental integrity and the sacred bond between people and planet. Indeed. And would you look at that MAHA General in Chief RFK Jr replies to say or G. 24 states move to ban geoengineering our climate by dousing our citizens, our waterways and landscapes with toxins. This is a movement every maja needs to support.
HHS will do its part.
Looks like this is a conspiracy theory. No more friends.
[00:35:16] Speaker B: That second clip was from Jordan Sather, the first RFK on Dr. Phil where he says it's not his department, but hopefully he'll take care of this issue. We've been talking about chemtrails for years on my shows and we know like we've talked about last week, listen to the archives. This is something that comes, could be stopped pretty much immediately. I am hearing reports though of pilots getting arrested. So hopefully things will get better very, very soon. Next, another clip from RFK talking about HHS and child trafficking. And then Tom Holman when he's asked about what's going to happen to the politicians in the sanctuary cities. You're going to love this one.
[00:35:53] Speaker A: We have ended HHS as the role, as the vector, the principal vector in this country for child trafficking.
And during the Biden administration, HHS became a collaborator in child trafficking and for sex and for slavery. And we have ended that. And we're very aggressively going out and trying to find these children, 300,000 children that were lost by the Biden administration.
So the president signed an executive order just this week threatening to defund sanctuary cities for their policies. Why not just arrest the leaders who are lingering and shielding illegal aliens, actually terrorists from deportation?
Wait to see what's coming.
Let's get ready to run.
[00:36:48] Speaker B: The next clip I got from IR Pam where she's sharing a clip of an unknown source. I don't know where the video came from, but it's a CDC whistleblower talking about how he knew knew the COVID shots were ineffective. Followed by my favorite, one of my favorites, Dr. Barbara O' Neill, talking about natural ways to get the jabby jab poison out of your system. I shared another clip from another source last week about ways to detox. But the more information we have, the more effective we can be in protecting ourselves and our families.
[00:37:20] Speaker A: You have to watch this video of the ex CDC director who is right.
[00:37:23] Speaker B: There in the door.
[00:37:24] Speaker A: The development of the COVID vaccine. In this video, he's now blowing the whistle of what really happened during the trials of the development of the COVID vaccine. Watch should have never been mandated. And as you point out, the vaccine should have been communicated to the American public. I think honestly, which is these vaccines do not prevent infection. So that argument get vaccinated so you don't infect your grandma. No, being vaccinated doesn't stop you from infecting grandma. Okay, so let's go right there because you were right there and developing the COVID vaccine. At what point did you recognize this vaccine doesn't stop transmission Beginning. There's no evidence of it from the very beginning. Meaning phase one trial, two trials.
They're trials, the registrational trials that both Moderna and Pfizer presented no evidence of preventing infection. Look, at this point, it's not even about whether they lied. It's about how long they thought they could get away with it. They knew from day one it didn't stop transmission, but they still pushed the do it for your grandma guilt trust trip. And people fell for it. They manipulated, shamed and bullied people into compliance, all while knowing the actual truth. They had zero proof. This thing stopped transmission from day one. But instead of telling the public, they went full steam ahead with the mandates, the social pressure, and they tore families apart. Because if they admitted it didn't work the way they claimed, how many people would actually roll up their sleeves? So what they did is what they always do. They censored, they banned, they destroyed anyone who questioned them. They didn't argue the science, they erased the conversation. Doctors or silence experts were deplatformed, people were fired. All to protect a lie. And now, now they act like it's just another oops, you know, no apology, no accountability, just a casual yeah, we knew all along. Like it didn't wreck lives, like it didn't push people into losing their jobs, relationships, losing everything in some cases. And look, whether you got the shot or not, the spike protein exposure is real. It doesn't just stay in one place. We know that now. So the odds are it's still in your system.
So that's why I've been personally using the McCullough protocol. It's a spike protein detox. It's designed by Dr. Peter McCullough himself. It's got powerful ingredients specifically chosen to help bind and flush out spike proteins from the body. I take it. My mom takes it. I've been recommending it to people. Game over.
This. This shot is like no other shot that's ever been created. I think we know that because what.
[00:39:34] Speaker B: It has in it is in the mRNA.
[00:39:36] Speaker A: You know what that means? It keeps reproducing the spike protein. And the spike protein is what's causing the nanoparticles.
And it will ever, ever do that.
But there are three things you can take that inhibit the MRNR proteins from pre producing spike protein.
[00:40:00] Speaker B: One is zinc. The other one is dandelion.
[00:40:03] Speaker A: And dandelion, you can eat the flour, you can eat the leaves, you can drink the roasted root, or you can take capsules, or you can take tablets or white pine needle tea, and that can be bought dried.
[00:40:19] Speaker B: Next, a clip about a guy and his positive interactions with ivermectin. His name is Joe Grinsteiner. You may have heard of him.
[00:40:27] Speaker A: It's information telling you what happened to me. Facebook thinks it is. It took him two weeks. 25 million views, $240,000 worth of monetization.
I never thought I'd ever have a video that hit 25 million views. And the thing is, it was number one on Facebook for, I don't know, past quarter or something like that. I have no idea. Okay? This is better ratings than cnn, Fox News, everything. Okay. Okay. As far as a story goes, I'm blown away, okay? But I was just telling you how my wife cured her cancer of the uterus and how we were blessed with two children from that and how I cancer my. Or how I cured my nose cancer. And since then, we've had armed IRS agents visit me at the ranch multiple times. And we've had.
I've had these big companies let me know that they're not happy about me doing the ivermectin videos. But the thing is, this is America, okay? And I can't tell you I'm not concerned about that type of stuff happening. But I will say this. There's only one thing to do is to keep on telling the truth. Okay? And by the truth, I mean what happened to me and my wife because of Ivermectin.
And no matter what form it comes in, it saved my family, it saved my life, it saved my wife's life.
I don't care how much pressure Facebook puts on me, how much pressure the IRS or the government, which I think that might subside after the latest news from Washington.
What's important to me is not the money, the monetization or whatever. I never thought that would happen to me. What's important to me is getting the word out, okay? Now, since then, the balance that Facebook said they owed me for the monetization on those videos, it disappeared, which, like I said, I didn't do it for the money. I think it's very interesting, though, that they would promote their platform as being something they're. They want, engaging conversation and content. I think it's false. Mark Zuckerberg was on Joe Rogan saying how they're not going to be censoring. That's false. Happened to me.
So the next thing we're going to talk about on the next video is rheumatoid arthritis, neuropathy. And I'm going to give you some information about some doctors that had some great success with ivermectin.
[00:42:53] Speaker B: Next. Dr. Clint Steele. One egg a week and dementia. Because a lot of people are complaining, complaining of symptoms of dementia since the jabby jab and chemtrails and the poisons in our food.
[00:43:04] Speaker A: Some interesting research coming out about eggs and your risk of dementia. Here's what you need to know.
Those who don't know me, I'm Dr. Clint Steele. I'm a brain and nervous system specialist. I help people just like you improve your life by improving your brain function, specifically around, preventing, and in many cases, reversing dementia.
Make sure to favorite this and please share share this with anyone that you know that might be at risk of dementia. This is a study that came out in 2024, Journal of Nutrition. Over 1,000 people, average age of 81. Here's what they found about eggs.
Consuming one egg per week, only one egg per week. This is not very much reduced your risk of dementia by 47%. Now, there's a key ingredient to this that you need to understand because what a lot of people do is they eat eggs thinking the yolk is bad for them and they only eat the egg white.
As you've got to include the egg yolk. Egg yolks are very, very healthy for you. And in fact, in this research article, the researchers stated that they believed the reason this happened is because of an ingredient in the egg yolk called Choline. Now, additional research outside of this project showed that Choline also decreases. Just using Choline decreased your risk dementia as well. So make sure to include the yolk. Get at least one egg in a week.
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[00:44:57] Speaker B: Next, how deep is your doge? We have two clips of people that are not being held fully accountable for their crimes against Tesla owners and Tesla companies because they're gay.
[00:45:30] Speaker A: 19 year old Owen McIntyre faces two federal felony charges, accused of throwing a Molotov cocktail to set fire to a Tesla dealership in South Kansas city. But now McIntyre is not in a jail cell. They're looking at flight risk, they're looking at threat to the community. So those are the two overarching issues that any judge considers when releasing somebody out on bond. Greg Watt, a former prosecutor and current state and federal defense attorney, says this isn't out of the ordinary or one other major factor played a role in McIntyre's release. McIntyre's attorney argued the teen should be released, citing serious and ongoing medical needs and treatments that could not or would not be provided while in federal detention. The defense filing says McEntire is being treated for depression and since March has been receiving gender affirming care. Care would likely be interrupted or terminated in federal custody. McIntyre's attorney also pointed out that his client has no criminal history. What the courts don't want to do is they don't want to put too much burden on the jail staff to extend unique care or specialized care if they don't have to. McIntyre lives in Parkville but attends college in Boston. Among the conditions of McIntyre's release, the 19 year old must live with his family, parents, participate in a mental health program, take prescribed medication, and avoid all Tesla dealerships.
[00:47:06] Speaker B: Does LGBTQ+ mean like is it the premium version of gay?
[00:47:12] Speaker A: So diversion is accountability.
The case was submitted to us by the police. We did not decline it. We looked at the case.
We what we really wanted was for the victims in that case to get restitution and for this person to be held accountable. We are accomplishing both of those by requiring him to go through a diversion program and to pay restitution to all six victims.
What happened to those victims of those Teslas should not have happened. And just like any other property offense, which is one of the lowest level offenses that we have have, we seek to hold people accountable in a way that will be consistent with public safety. And diversion is a proven way of doing that.
How deep is your do?
[00:48:11] Speaker B: Your do?
[00:48:12] Speaker A: How deep is your do?
[00:48:19] Speaker B: If that were you or I, rest assured we'd be sitting with our feet up in a prison cell. This is something else that I'm questioning. Why isn't more being done on this? Why are these people not being held fully accountable? Next, Awaken with JP Talks about Fake.
[00:48:35] Speaker A: News welcome to WE YTU News. We have multiple assassination attempts, rockets taking celebrity women to space, and unfortunately returning them. Tariff updates, Facebook giving your data to China, and a round of rapid fire stupid news and more. Hey, I'm Katy Perry. This space trip with a few other women almost exposed the truth. It's all Jeff Bezos's bad acting that raised suspicions. He tripped before opening the hatch. Maybe too excited when we went to open the door at the scheduled time, he wasn't even at the hatch yet. So we quickly closed it again and let Jeff pretend to open it from the outside. Also, everyone's asking why we didn't wear helmets or traditional space suits, but instead wore tight low cut outfits and high heels. Come on, we're celebrities. How can we ditch our makeup and high heels on camera? It's part of being a celebrity. We even wore big jewelry into the cabin. Normally jewelry isn't allowed in space, but we got special permission because Lauren Sanchez needed to show off her 20 karat engagement ring from Jeff to prove how strong their love is. So we all wear jewelry too. And in zero gravity, our hair should have been floating. But it wasn't. The truth is we were just in a movie studio pretending to be in zero gravity for the camera. Also, did you notice Jeff Bezos touched the capsule with his bare hand, proving it wasn't hot. But when the capsule re enters the atmosphere, it usually gets super hot and leaves burn marks. And when it landed, the huge impact didn't even affect affect the nearby bushes. We didn't rehearse beforehand, so there were a lot of slip ups. Do you think our little show seemed realistic enough?
[00:50:04] Speaker B: And of course I had to follow it up with a totally truthful Katy Perry clip by Triana Chris is who posted that one Next this clip is from an FBI whistleblower a little more serious in nature.
[00:50:16] Speaker A: I'll just say that I consider the hearing today my last act of service as a public servant for the United States of America was an intel professional for our country for many years and I would give recommendations and I'd also look at indications and warnings. So I would offer this to the American people as my warning to them.
Since this is a warning the American people. I say I personally have no confidence that the FBI will reign in its own conduct.
I've been persecuted along with Garrett, Steve and Kyle Kyle and countless other whistleblowers.
It is my opinion that the Bureau used reprisal and fear to control the workforce.
It has been a seemingly effective tactic.
I personally believe that there are no current effective checks and balances against them conducting lawless action with any type of correction in a legitimate time frame. Their ability to over classify information can allow them to stonewall forever.
Arm yourself and know how to defend yourself.
Make three to four friends in your neighborhood and promise to come to each other's mutual aid in times of harm, hardship and during the Great Depression people stocked up a pantry. So I think that's a good practice, especially in our economic times and make sure you have three to four months of food. As a person of faith, I'd say pray the rosary, go to the first Friday devotions, that's for everybody and read the Gospel of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ and live it every day. If you like Maggie and the sound of her voice and want to keep her airing quality shows, I'd be much.
[00:51:53] Speaker B: Obliged if you'd donate to the network.
[00:51:56] Speaker A: Because those folks are dirt poor and.
[00:51:59] Speaker B: Rely on your contributions to keep the lights on.
[00:52:03] Speaker A: Bless their hearts and and yours too.
[00:52:06] Speaker B: This week's Question of the Week. If you could help one person in your life, who would it be and what would you do for them and why? It's Gen X time.
[00:52:17] Speaker A: Today's question for Gen X.
What is one life lesson that you had to learn the hard way? All of them. All of them. All of the. All of them. All the lessons we were encouraged to learn the hard way. Oh no, no, let her stand on that.
See what happens. I bet she won't do it again.
No, no, no, let her touch it. I bet she won't do it again. Sometimes we do it again.
If I had a dollar for every time I heard I bet she won't do it again, which is code for you're gonna learn this the hard way. I would be so rich.
Draped in jewels and well, I don't really like too much jewelry, but sweatpants. I'd have lots of sweatpants. I bet I could count on one hand the times I heard, no, no, no, don't do that, you'll hurt yourself. No.
All of them. Every single lesson was learned the hard way in our generation. Our parents designed it that way.
I was probably 8. After I had to run away from home. My mom packed me a bag. You think you don't want to live here? Then go shut the door and locks it behind me. I was back in four minutes, crying through my boy. That's just the way I was.
It makes tough p We've moved my scars probably physical in probably a few mars all right, here's one for you. How old were you when you got your first ticket? And I don't mean ticket to see a band or ticket to see a concert. I'm talking about your first ticket in a moving vehicle. Your first infraction, as it were. For me, it was like 15. To be honest, I didn't even have a license to drive. Therefore the first ticket I got was driving without a license. Although the sort of good news is I got out of it without an actual ticket because I grew up in a small town and everybody knew everybody. So the cop left me off the hook with a warning and the caveat that he'd be discussing the situation with my parents.
One I bet I would have preferred the ticket.
[00:54:13] Speaker B: The entry music, sometimes my halftime music and the ending music are all provided by my good buddy Pat Carr, a wonderful original musician from Louisiana now residing in Colorado. You can check him out atunes.com patcarr pat's@allmusic, apple music, YouTube, soundclick, Spotify, google Play it.
He is all over the place. Please check him out, support his music and tell him Maggie sent you. That was Gen X Gina 66 and Gen X Jono. And just because we've covered some pretty heavy duty topics tonight, I'm gonna throw in an extra clip about Star Wars.
[00:54:57] Speaker A: What kind of hold music would they put you on if you wanted to speak to Darth Vader? Do you say on hold with Darth Vader? How do you plan it? Jim I'll totally do the voiceover. Yes, I would be thrilled. Let's go.
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[00:55:56] Speaker B: That was Jim Lapbap and Tawny Platus so I made it through 55 plus minutes without getting my second cup of coffee. I hope you guys were able to refresh your beverages and relax and enjoy tonight's show with me. I've been icing my leg and hosting kitty cats on my lap. So we're having some positive news with Tom Holman and that little statement at the end of his clip regarding the Sanctuary City politicians. We've had RFK promise to fix the chemtrail thing and also his awareness of the HHS atrocities. We've seen victories and justice for some of our ranchers in the implementation of the Department of Agriculture online portal so that they can report illegal and unfair governmental egregiousness before it gets too far and to have the bad guys held accountable for their actions. We can temporarily take off our tin foil hats because after gaslighting us, they're finally admitting that chemtrails are real. We're getting more whistleblower clips about the jabby jab, how they knew it wouldn't do anything, but they put it out there anyway. Last week. Listen to the archives. We had a clip from the guy who invented the MRNA jabby jab telling us how dangerous that is for our children and together we're sharing more and more natural and holistic ways to combat and protect ourselves and our families from the poisons and toxins that we are being subjected to on a daily basis. More craziness is getting exposed as far as the liberals playing their game to not hold people accountable for their actions, but we're also seeing people getting benefits taken away that don't deserve them. And hopefully we had some laughs and enjoyed ourselves along the way. This is the year of ups and downs and highs and lows as I predicted, and a lot of truths coming to light and plenty of falsehoods being dangled in front of us to see if we'll take the bait. So as always, keep everything a matter of prayer, meditation, and continue to cultivate your natural abilities to develop true discernment. Please continue to stand up and speak out for what's right. Always question everything. Continue to make it a daily effort to support, protect and take care of not just yourselves, but those around you. Remember to do a kind deed for someone. Most especially take care of yourself and your needs. Treat yourselves kindly. Get out in nature. Nurture your bodies. Laugh and love whenever and wherever humanly possible and when appropriate, and stay positive. Keep that thankful, joyful feeling in your heart all day long. Train yourself to be in that vibe. Be the best canola you can be. Thank you all so much for listening and for all of your support. We'll see you all next week. Oh, by the way, it's your turn to bring the honey to our little gathering next week. Show up with your natural sweetness and your house slippers. And maybe some cat treats if you want to score some extra points.
Good night, everybody.
