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The “Red-Pilled” Mary Poppins w/ Julie Lavender Le Doux |EP781 · The Big Mig Show

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  So, you know, lots going on, you know, and it's interesting.
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  The memes have been flowing. Lots and lots and lots of them
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  all over the Internet, Lots of funny stuff.
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  And listen, we've got a great show today.
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  You know, we're always worried. We've talked about it so many
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  times. The grooming, everybody knows
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  I'm not a huge fan of TikTok. I'm not a huge fan of what's
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  going on in our education system, but here's somebody that
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  gets it right. How about an anti groomer?
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  How about somebody that sees it, as she calls it, storyteller and
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  artist and jazz musician Julie Lavender Ledoux.
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  She has all kinds of adventures she's concocted that are
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  unexpected, wacky and playfully thought provoking.
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  It's like, it's like an Asian Willy Wonka and the Cat in the
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  Hat are thrown in a party in my brain.
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  So she never knows what's really going to come out, but she does
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  it because she thinks the narrative needs to be corrected.
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  She lives with her husband and kids at the Dream Farm, where
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  they explore the world of wonder together.
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  They call her the red pilled Mary Poppins of middle grade
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  fiction. And she's here today.
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  As as always, we like to diversify our view.
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  You know our viewers and interviews.
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  Let's go ahead. And get here before I'm gonna.
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  I'm gonna go on outer limb. I think it's a lado.
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  You say it, but I don't know. We're gonna find out.
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  Welcome to the big, big show, Julie Lavender Lado.
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  Ladue is it? Is it ladue?
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  Okay, I'm wrong. Yeah.
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  Yeah, you gotta get the Lavender in there.
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  There's another author named Julie Lavender who writes some
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  kids books and rather than just. There's no other authors named
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  Julie Lavender. There's only one.
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  Okay, Let's understand that right now.
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  You're on a big, big show. There's no other Julie
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  Lavenders, okay? Thank you.
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  Because I don't want to have to break her knuckles.
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  That's what I thought, man. She's taking up too much space
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  out there. So it's either break her
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  knuckles or add my married name to the to the maiden.
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  So there you go. Anyway, yeah.
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  It's, it's always, you know, whenever it's like that.
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  The internet's an interesting thing too, of course.
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  So they often come, you know, propel the people.
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  I know it's difficult in the vertical you're in.
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  It's never been easy when it comes to in the publishing
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  world. You know, we've had Tony Lyons
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  on and he's a publisher that's a lot of times picked up different
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  authors that, of course, were not picked up by publishers for
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  obvious enough reasons that they're always trying to control
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  the narrative. But let me start in a different
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  spot for a minute, Julie. You know, not everybody.
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  I don't know what your plan was when you started out.
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  I don't know if you always wanted to be an author.
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  I don't know if writing was something that you pursued in
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  your earlier life. What exactly got you started in
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  this vertical Is there? Can you give us a little
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  background for the audience? Well, initially it's because I
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  could see what no one else was seeing and I was watching where
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  kids were going. When my kids were very young, I
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  was seeing the outcomes of what different systems were
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  producing. And so we took the weirdest,
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  strangest path you could possibly take in so many ways
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  with our kids. We were in Southern California,
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  we were in San Diego and we often moved to a pre
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  revolutionary era farmhouse built, established in 1743 in
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  Southern New Hampshire. Pulled it, pulled everybody out,
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  homeschooled our kids did history by driving around to the
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  locations, you know, and doing field trips and reading real
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  books and and then we started a jazz, I'm a jazz musician.
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  So we took our renovated historic barn and turned it into
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  a jazz venue. So we were thinking, how do we
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  get our kids out of the classrooms, out of the systems,
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  even out of unhealthy church situations and, and the pressure
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  of Southern California intense, you know, cell phones, money,
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  act constant action and have have kids with souls, right?
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  And so we were doing all these crazy things.
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  My kids grew up with some of the best jazz musicians on the East
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  Coast. They grew up, they grew up
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  travelling, they grew up asking questions.
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  They grew up doing comedy shows and all kinds of things, right?
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  And and so out of that we became non conformists, but joyfully
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  so. And so I began to write books
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  about about a non conformist family.
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  And because I'm interested in the topic, and this was around
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  2019, somebody, there's a author who loved my concept and
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  encouraged me to write a series. And so I'm writing, I'll just
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  throw it up here real quick. I'm writing the first book,
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  Constance and the Battle for Wonder, and it's about the only
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  family in an entirely color blind town that can see color
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  because they interact with the supernatural realm called
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  Wonder. And because of that they won't
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  conform to something called the Prescribed Order, which makes
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  everyone color blind over time. And they're the evil elders of
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  the order behind the scenes. So I'm writing this just because
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  I'm interested in the topic of how to produce kids with souls,
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  kids who can stand, kids who are different.
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  And then guess what happens? 2020 I wake up in a prison
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  planet. You wake up in a freaking prison
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  planet. And I could see it.
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  The minute they hauled out the masks, I could see it.
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  I knew it. And so now I'm deep in and I'm
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  taking, I'm taking all these characters through everything we
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  lived through and what it meant and where it came from on a deep
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  level because I'm laying foundations.
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  So this is where the red pilled Mary Poppins thing came in
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  because because Mary Poppins is this character who comes into a
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  highly dysfunctional situation, right?
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  And if you think about it, what's crazy about the story is,
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  is Miss the she flies in. And it's really, it's, it's
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  deeper than people think about because the mother's a political
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  activist who's completely disconnected from reality and
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  the dad's a British banker. So you've got the corrupt
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  banking system, you've got the woke politicizing and making
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  this family disconnected. And she flies in and she brings
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  her supercalifragilistic and her spoonful sugar and she and she
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  uses words and she uses wonder to reunite this family and to
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  bring healing. Well, if Mary Poppins flew into
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  the 21st century and took the red pill from the Matrix movie
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  and she was here right now, she would not use her little
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  spoonful of sugar to help those kids clean their room like they
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  did in the movie. She would use them to write the
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  books that I'm writing because it is imperative we reach the
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  kids. I speak a lot to some of the
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  most red pilled red meat eating people in the world.
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  But when when we really look at what is offered to kids at the
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  conferences on the radio shows, the topics you and I are like
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  constantly into and wanting to know the next thing and
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  understand the corruption, understand now the system.
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  Who's telling the kids who's helping the kids understand the
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  story we are living right now. Well, I am, I am and I'm doing
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  it through metaphor. It's.
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  A struggle because the system is, it's pretty obvious.
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  I mean, we look at what's happened in the school system
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  over the last several decades and it's been a constant
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  onslaught. It used to be that I remember
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  doing the pledge allegiance. I remember prayer in school.
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  I went to a Lutheran grade school and then I went to a
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  Catholic, all boys high school. My parents are already focused
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  on our education. They kept us out of the public
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  school system. But you know, they've changed
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  everything. They want to change our history.
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  You look at, you know, what they did to take down so many
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  important historical figures, statues.
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  They want to change the names of so many, you know, buildings and
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  bridges and and military bases were named after important
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  historical figures. They kind of want to wipe all of
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  it out. But our history has always been
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  under attack. They've always kind of wanted to
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  filter the truth. We know there's lots of history
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  that, that that has been kind of wiped from the history books
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  because it didn't fit the narrative they chose.
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  But it's difficult. I mean, social media has pretty
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  much been weaponized against our kids.
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  We've covered it. I mean, George and I got
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  attacked because we, we were, we knew, we recognized that COVID
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  was a scam right from the get go.
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  We got suspended. We lost a relatively decent
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  account on YouTube. I think we were up to about
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  30,000 followers. They've never given us back.
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  They've allowed us back on YouTube because of course, one
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  of the reasons they banned us was because of the COVID
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  narrative we didn't buy into. We had a lot of important
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  figures, Doctor Stella Emmanuel, right?
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  Mike Kovitz, you know, Doctor Malone, I mean, you name it, we
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  had all of them on here. We recognize that something
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  wasn't right about what we were being told.
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  You know, I never, I caught COVID twice.
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  I ran through it very rapidly using the Zelenko protocol and
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  other things. It just other than my sense of
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  smell, has been the only lingering thing.
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  Made me tired. But it's incredible what they
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  did to us. Everybody wants to deny that it
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  really happened, but of course, it has become part of the truth
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  that's been released. But, you know, our kids are
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  just, they're in a tough spot. I mean, I look at what's on
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  social media. I mean, popular figures like the
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  Kardashians, you know, they cut their teeth on pornography.
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  I mean, let's face it, that's how they did it.
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  That's how they got their leverage.
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  I don't like real what they stand for.
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  But, you know, the music's the same thing.
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  We've got trouble in the music industry.
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  It isn't just P Diddy. There's a darkness.
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  We did a show the other day talking about the connections
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  to, you know, the, the Satanism in music and how there seems to
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  be this, this nonstop effort to convert, you know, the, the
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  audience, which of course is mostly the youth.
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  That's where the music, the like of music.
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  You know what, even the music we grew up with had some of that,
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  but not anywhere near the amount there is now.
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  I think jazz is probably one of the few areas that hasn't had as
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  much of that in it. But you know, it's, it's, it's a
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  struggle. And I think parents just don't
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  know what to do. George, you and I have, I mean,
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  I don't know how many times we've talked about this.
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  I and I'm not a fan of TikTok as an example, TikTok challenges
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  where they challenged kids to go out and lick a public toilet
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  seat as part of the challenge just doesn't seem like good
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  material that I would want my children to watch.
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  But how do you do it? Because every kids got a cell
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  phone. You know, you almost become an
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  ogre saying, hey, I don't want you to have a cell phone yet.
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  Let's wait. And it makes sense because the
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  grooming, I mean, these men dressed up as women online,
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  that's a struggle trying to advise our children.
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  And it seems like, you know, all the agendas are terrible.
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  And I'm, you know, I'm always cautious now because I want our
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  message to get out because I catch myself restricting,
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  because I know that certain channels we're on right now, if
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  you go into too much of any particular category, that's it,
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  you're gone. No, no discussion, no appeal, no
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  nothing. George, you give me your
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  comments because I know you and you and I have both.
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  We got suspended, but you know, very shortly, within a couple of
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  minutes after Donald Trump on X. And I think a lot of it had to
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  do with our election integrity calls.
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  I'm still. Getting suspended, Lance, I just
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  got suspended on TikTok like a month ago.
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  I have to make another new account.
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  I think it's the third one all for talking about elections and
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  that, you know, allegedly, allegedly.
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  Yeah, I was. Just going to say that United
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  States people bought it. I don't know if they've fixed
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  algorithms, but I gave a lot of bad reviews on their on the App
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  Store. I know because what happened.
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  When they reached out to you on the App Store, I don't.
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  Know they say you got to you know you can reach out to the
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  dev team just go into TikTok. But you can't once you're bad,
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  you can't get into there is no way to reach out to dev team
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  period. First of all, so I don't know
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  what they're talking about. It's just just BSI just keep
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  leaving bad reviews, no big deal.
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  So let me. Ask you this on on.
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  That note Julie, you know, tell me about did you did you feel
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  like that you've had suppression?
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  I mean, I know you're self-publishing and that's a
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  choice that a lot of authors have to make nowadays.
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  I. Did for a different reason
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  because I had a show that was very popular was was shared by a
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  lot of strong influence influencers at the time called
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  my fear free life live fear free living with Julie Lavender and I
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  was taking on how you daily beat fear as as a brain training and
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  faith exercise. And I was walking people through
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  every single day, five days a week from COVID.
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  And when Trump got banned, my biggest influencers got banned.
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  And then so basically I just disappeared.
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  You know, I was getting and, and it sent me to into a different
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  place. And I think that's when I around
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  the time I started writing these kids books, because you guys,
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  you know, politics and all this stuff is downwind from culture
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  and culture is generated by narrative and story.
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  You see, the number one factor that will determine our success
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  and what we, what we become and what our children become is the
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  story we believe about ourselves and about the world.
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  And if we do not give our children a great, big,
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  beautiful, victorious, hell vanquishing story to live out
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  of, that's fun and heart pumping and trauma healing.
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  We have to this is where I'm, I'm way, way back in the
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  strategic place again, where I can see what's coming.
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  And I'm not, I'm not, I'm not dealing with TikTok.
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  I'm going for the next generation, right where they
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  live in that heart, where that precious sacred imagination is
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  for the children. So you and I can can cope with
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  all the stuff we know somehow, right?
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  And but I'm appealing to to your listeners to take a break and
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  and give the children in your life something that will pre
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  empt the narrative. I'm a highly subversive person.
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  I understand subversion. I understand going into systems
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  and and seeing what's going on and planting good seeds, good
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  subversion, good, you know, to give kids an underpinning.
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  And so I'm teaching them about the supernatural realm of wonder
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  in my books and how these kids can go there.
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  And it's a metaphor. It's a metaphor for everything
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  good and beautiful and heaven has for us and how this one
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  family that interacts with wonder is bringing solutions and
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  for the greatest issues of our time.
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  Because I take I take on the abuse of education, the abuse of
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  science, propaganda in the media, mind control.
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  By book four, I take on the whole issue with with injuries
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  from medical procedures that are forced on people.
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  And by book five, I take on the World Economic Forum, the Great
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  Reset and weather weaponry, all in five books.
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  I tell the story, the truth story of what's happened to us
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  in the 21st century. My book books are history books
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  because I'm telling history and metaphor one thing, and it and
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  they're they're, they're written to last.
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  They're not consumables. They're not just throwaway
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  books. I've got study guides.
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  They're the vocabulary's intense.
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  Remember, I homeschooled, so I understand about creating
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  conversation and educating kids and doing it through fun and
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  imagination and excitement because you have to write good
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  stories. So these books are for kids 10
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  to 14. But you know what?
• 19:29
  Adults love them too because they're trauma healing books.
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  We have been highly, highly traumatized and controlled,
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  manipulated through trauma. So you have to reach the heart
• 19:40
  and soul of children and the, and the childlike hearts within
• 19:44
  adults who need to, to find healing in the midst of all the
• 19:49
  trauma we're, we're living through and all the
• 19:51
  disappointment, right? And so if we can take a break
• 19:54
  from what we know that's so disillusioning to us, sometimes
• 19:58
  so discouraging, and we can say, hey, wait a minute.
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  Here's something I can stop and I can do something to change the
• 20:05
  world because I can give kids the amazing series and it will
• 20:09
  rewrite their history in advance.
• 20:12
  That's what I'm doing. I'm rewriting history in advance
• 20:16
  for a whole generation of kids. And this is what the mission of
• 20:21
  these books are, is because like I said, I'm taking on the
• 20:24
  deepest, the deepest, most troubling things we faced when I
• 20:29
  was writing book 3. It's called bombastic Bifle Gab.
• 20:33
  It's about propaganda. I, my family was living through
• 20:37
  a, a metaphor of COVID just like we were.
• 20:41
  And I didn't know if the characters in my books would be
• 20:44
  OK. Like to go to the page everyday
• 20:47
  was like going with sweaty palms.
• 20:49
  Like I couldn't believe the psychopathy surrounding me and
• 20:54
  the way people were functioning out of absolute mind control,
• 20:57
  right? And fear and terror and giving
• 21:00
  up any sense of of their own agency and choice and believing
• 21:04
  what was fed to them and who believed it and how they got
• 21:08
  sucked in, including churches and all that stuff was
• 21:10
  horrifying. And I'm doing this Daily Show on
• 21:14
  fear. I want to make sure I'm lying,
• 21:16
  right? I don't want to interrupt you.
• 21:17
  So were you already out of San Diego?
• 21:19
  You're already in the harmed by the time COVID kicked off.
• 21:21
  Yes, yes, many years we had lived in New England.
• 21:24
  Let's go back. To San Diego for a minute,
• 21:25
  because of course you know the liberal, you know the the
• 21:29
  liberal the. Population, it's a different
• 21:31
  place now than when we left, you know, but it was heading into
• 21:34
  that, that deep pit of that California has slid into in many
• 21:39
  ways, you know? Yeah, the leadership in
• 21:41
  California has done an amazing job in brainwashing a lot of the
• 21:44
  people there. I'm surprised they'll put up
• 21:46
  with it because of course now they're getting, you know, so
• 21:48
  attacked financially. I just saw something California
• 21:51
  was going to talk about, some kind of a tax you'd have to pay
• 21:54
  when you sell your house. I didn't look at the full
• 21:56
  article. Something like $60,000 when you
• 21:59
  go to sell your home additional on top of any capital gains or
• 22:03
  anything else, which is incredible.
• 22:04
  They're already well funded, but of course they waste the money.
• 22:07
  They can't even track where they, what they did with the
• 22:09
  high speed rail money you got Gavin Newsom.
• 22:11
  That's just so, so leftist and so well groomed.
• 22:16
  He's the, he's the epitome of a, you know, he presents himself.
• 22:20
  He, you know, I always say that he should get, you know, an
• 22:22
  Oscar for the amount of acting he does on every presentation.
• 22:25
  And you know, he even acknowledged that.
• 22:27
  I think he said he he only got an 800 score on his SA T's
• 22:30
  total. He says he can't.
• 22:32
  Read, He says he doesn't even know how to read.
• 22:35
  He admitted that on on an interview the other day.
• 22:37
  Which which in itself we always talk about he's.
• 22:40
  Dumb and IQ. And George, you, you and I, you
• 22:43
  know, say how incredible that it is.
• 22:44
  And we've got so many low IQ individuals in spots of
• 22:48
  leadership. But of course, those are the
• 22:49
  easiest people that have installed in leadership.
• 22:52
  If they're very low IQ, they're easier to manipulate.
• 22:54
  They're not thinkers. But when I think about, you
• 22:57
  know, Ilian Omar, I think about AOC.
• 22:59
  And it's not just one side of the aisle.
• 23:01
  This show is very specific. We go after everybody because
• 23:04
  even if you're not actively trying to destroy the country,
• 23:06
  which it appears that that seems to be the main role of the
• 23:09
  Democrats. I hate to even say Democrat or
• 23:12
  Republican, because on the other side is this party that alleges
• 23:15
  they're going to do this, this and this, and they stomp their
• 23:17
  feet, but they're inactivity. They're just as guilty.
• 23:20
  We can't get anything passed in Congress and the school system
• 23:23
  is so horrible. I don't know how the school
• 23:26
  system, you, you took your children out.
• 23:27
  Did you even try to use a school system when you moved or would
• 23:30
  you just right away identify? No.
• 23:31
  We knew, we knew we, we have even a small, you know, kind of
• 23:35
  religious type school, but even that the kids there were so
• 23:39
  programmed. It was hard.
• 23:41
  I didn't, I, you know, homeschoolers didn't look cool
• 23:44
  to me. I didn't, I didn't want to do
• 23:45
  that. But then I saw it and I realized
• 23:48
  we can, we can be ourselves while we do this, which took us
• 23:51
  into art, which took us into jazz and all I did as a, as a,
• 23:54
  as a recording artist and all those kinds of things now.
• 23:59
  Your jazz background, is it instruments or do you sing?
• 24:02
  I don't know what? Oh.
• 24:02
  Yeah, I play guitar, piano, and I write and I sing.
• 24:06
  But you know, again, we have to. We have to pull up and think.
• 24:11
  What seeds are you and I planting today in the next
• 24:14
  generation? So I'm with you.
• 24:17
  There's probably nothing you can say on this show that I'm not
• 24:19
  like. Oh, Yep.
• 24:20
  Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's, yeah. That's true.
• 24:23
  But you see, children have to understand where we are.
• 24:26
  We could do all of this. We could do all we're doing, we
• 24:29
  could do at the conferences I go to.
• 24:31
  Those parents, those adults are working really hard.
• 24:34
  Their eyes are open. They're red pilled.
• 24:36
  But they'll go home and have very little resources that they
• 24:40
  can give to their children that will immunize them against the
• 24:44
  disease of this, of the corruption we're seeing.
• 24:47
  And the books that I write are the immunizations in one sense.
• 24:51
  Because if you capture a child's sense of self through story and
• 24:55
  they see the larger story, is our story a doom story?
• 24:59
  No, absolutely not. I think this is the most amazing
• 25:02
  time to be alive in the history of the world.
• 25:05
  This is why they released COVID, because think of the Yellow
• 25:07
  jacket people. We're all out in the streets.
• 25:09
  People were waking up. So they had to clap back.
• 25:13
  And that awakening has is not receding.
• 25:16
  It's increasing. And guess what?
• 25:18
  Our children have to understand, they need to, they need to be be
• 25:23
  able to process this. Think for a minute.
• 25:25
  You know, there's certain things you can't avoid telling your
• 25:27
  kids. The dog died, grandma's sick
• 25:32
  with cancer, or, God forbid, your mother and I are getting a
• 25:35
  divorce. You do not avoid those
• 25:37
  conversations. You can't.
• 25:39
  So if there really is a group of ghouls out there trying to kill
• 25:44
  us, trying to destroy our lives, trying to take all the tyranny,
• 25:47
  trying to ruin the justice system and succeeding in many
• 25:50
  ways, what makes us think we can avoid telling the kids?
• 25:56
  But most people have no idea how they're going to tell kids this.
• 25:59
  So they avoid it. They memory hole it.
• 26:00
  They don't want to talk about COVID.
• 26:02
  And then guess what? The kids don't want to hear a
• 26:04
  left brain version of what we've been hearing all day in our
• 26:08
  podcasts. They need story, they need
• 26:12
  narrative. They need to know what's amazing
• 26:15
  about being alive and they need to believe it's possible to live
• 26:20
  in victory, to live in, in, in wonder, in peace, in in, in
• 26:27
  overcoming, you know, power and authority.
• 26:30
  And this is what I'm teaching. I'm teaching every book line
• 26:34
  upon line as I take on the most serious issues of the day.
• 26:39
  And did I tell you your? Question.
• 26:41
  I was stopping there. For a minute you.
• 26:42
  Know of all you know, of course, because, you know, it's a bold
• 26:45
  choice to do homeschooling. It's time consuming.
• 26:47
  I didn't do it not because of that.
• 26:48
  I was basically a single dad. My mom was helping me a lot.
• 26:52
  You don't have patience for that, Lance.
• 26:53
  Let's just well. It's not so much the patience.
• 26:56
  The problem was during that time period, my business, I was
• 26:58
  travelling a lot. I was flying 100 and 2000 and
• 27:01
  30,000 miles a year. So I was thankful I had my mom
• 27:03
  because my, my ex at that time, it kind of disappeared out of
• 27:05
  the picture. She came back into my daughter's
• 27:07
  life later, which I think was good for my daughter.
• 27:10
  It was a positive thing. I don't think it was negative,
• 27:13
  although you know, ideology wise, sure.
• 27:15
  I'm probably the other end of the spectrum.
• 27:17
  I don't think my ex was ever really political and, and I
• 27:21
  really wasn't that political, to be honest with you.
• 27:23
  I wasn't that concerned. I always thought that making
• 27:25
  money was the solution, that having a, you know, a large
• 27:28
  amount of money would solve any of the issues I had because I
• 27:30
  could take myself out of what needed.
• 27:32
  And at least that was my my mindset then maybe not
• 27:35
  recognizing, although I've early on read, you know, the creature
• 27:38
  from Jekyll Island and so many other books like that, because I
• 27:41
  was always looking for alternative message.
• 27:43
  I was a proficient reader. My mom had been had been really,
• 27:47
  I think forward thinking enough that you put me in speed reading
• 27:50
  when I was a young child and I gained a lot of you know, and I
• 27:53
  had a very high retention rate because I have a marginally
• 27:56
  photogenic memory. So I'm able to retain things and
• 27:59
  I go back and look and say, this doesn't make any sense.
• 28:00
  I was always questioning. I get a lot of that even as a
• 28:03
  child. That was always one of those
• 28:04
  kids is why, you know, I don't understand what's the reason
• 28:06
  behind that. Why do we have to do it like
• 28:08
  that? I never really accepted things
• 28:10
  the way. But not every child is like that
• 28:11
  during this, you know, you're in this fight clearly for the, you
• 28:15
  know, the hearts and minds of children.
• 28:17
  Your own were the first reason did there was there were there
• 28:20
  different moments like maybe where, you know, the your
• 28:23
  children were questioned like, well, mom, I don't understand.
• 28:25
  You seem to really think it's like this.
• 28:27
  But my friends are saying that I don't know how much interaction
• 28:29
  they had with other children on the farm.
• 28:31
  I don't know in your neighborhood what it was like.
• 28:33
  You know, we had in my neighbor when I was a kid and George, I
• 28:36
  don't know if you I assume you have this.
• 28:37
  You know, in New York when we were kids, we everybody played
• 28:40
  outside. You know, like we've seen the
• 28:41
  message. It's 10:00.
• 28:43
  You know, your children were because pretty much you were out
• 28:45
  to a certain time and then you better get your ass home or you
• 28:48
  might get the wooden spoon or a family ice water.
• 28:50
  Who knew if you weren't paying attention to the policies.
• 28:53
  But you know, in our neighborhood we were playing
• 28:55
  kickball, stickball. We were out playing hide and
• 28:57
  seek. I lived on when we moved out of
• 29:00
  the city, we moved out of Fordham Rd.
• 29:02
  We ended up in White Plains and I lived in a very historical
• 29:05
  area, Battle Hill, so Alexander Ave. of course, lots of
• 29:09
  Revolutionary War history, even to the point that we had a metal
• 29:12
  detector early on. And if you went out of our yard,
• 29:14
  you could find, you know, musket balls and all kinds of crazy
• 29:17
  stuff because we were all going out in other people's yards
• 29:20
  looking for all kinds of stuff, Buttons from uniforms, you could
• 29:23
  find all kinds of stuff. The point is that, you know, you
• 29:27
  still have this infrastructure of other children around you
• 29:29
  that might have been influenced one way or another, you know,
• 29:32
  and we all had different childhood.
• 29:34
  Did you find a lot of times you were in a battle with other
• 29:37
  parents? Or did you, you know, as you
• 29:38
  were doing this homeschooling, your children were probably
• 29:41
  getting a much higher level of education than all the other
• 29:43
  kids around them. I'm assuming they were very
• 29:45
  articulate, extremely intelligent.
• 29:47
  Was there a conflict? Did you have a lot of that?
• 29:49
  Because that's what parents get into, right?
• 29:51
  They've got an issue. They love the message that
• 29:53
  somebody like you brings out. But then they get this pushback
• 29:56
  and they find themselves pulling back a little bit because
• 29:59
  they're not trying to get their children alienated.
• 30:02
  You know? How did you deal with that if
• 30:04
  you dealt with? It, I mean, resource wise, This
• 30:07
  is why I've written what I've written because this is a the
• 30:10
  books that I give people and the approach is pulling kids even up
• 30:15
  to age 14. And then I have older age books
• 30:18
  and into story that's so gripping.
• 30:22
  They're, they're receiving message in depth without you
• 30:26
  beating it into their heads, right, Which is important.
• 30:29
  So we, the thing I love about homeschooling and look, there's
• 30:32
  a lot of ways to do it. People are terrified of it.
• 30:34
  They think it's harder than it is.
• 30:36
  It's way easier to me it was to have my kids around and I knew
• 30:42
  exactly what was happening for the most part and I could coach
• 30:46
  in to the experiences that they are going to have with everyone
• 30:50
  who disagrees with them and the debate debates with the
• 30:53
  neighbors and and I'm in New England.
• 30:55
  Did you find? Other parents pulling away from
• 30:57
  you because of your ideologies? Well.
• 30:59
  I pulled away from them in some ways, you know, because I'm
• 31:01
  looking for cream of the crop relationships.
• 31:04
  I don't have time for everybody, even there were a lot of people
• 31:07
  we drew into our circle because it was an opportunity community
• 31:11
  to outreach and to and to help help kids in stress.
• 31:15
  So we had some experiences, you know, with a couple of kids we
• 31:18
  brought into our home for periods of time that were
• 31:20
  really, really messed up and distressed.
• 31:24
  And so there were that was very intentional.
• 31:26
  We're very intentional about what we do there.
• 31:29
  We, we weren't Amish, you know, so we, we were out and about and
• 31:34
  my husband's in was in government and all kinds of
• 31:37
  things and in business. And so it wasn't about pulling
• 31:40
  away, but it was about being present and coaching through
• 31:43
  each opportunity, right. And so that this is where I
• 31:47
  think what is so diabolical about sending your children away
• 31:50
  for 6 to 8 hours a day is you have no idea how early on they
• 31:55
  will switch loyalty because children have to survive.
• 31:59
  And it's not that they get to school and think, jeez, I'm
• 32:01
  going to jettison everything my parents owe me.
• 32:05
  It's the fact that they intuitively, psychologically
• 32:08
  realize they're in a classroom, you're not there, and they're
• 32:11
  going to have to survive. And they get the cues of what
• 32:14
  it's going to take to be OK in that environment.
• 32:17
  And that separation from you as parents begins way earlier,
• 32:22
  first, second, third grade. But it manifests usually during
• 32:26
  adolescence when a child has more agency and choice.
• 32:30
  But why never ran from that? In fact, we had some real deep
• 32:34
  pain in our family from contradiction.
• 32:37
  And this is what I deal with in my books.
• 32:39
  I don't run from contradiction. And what I mean by contradiction
• 32:42
  is you have your set of values, you have your set of beliefs,
• 32:46
  you trust God or whatever. And then the exact opposite
• 32:50
  happens and it sucks and it hurts and it's disillusioning.
• 32:56
  We had one of our children sexually abused by another
• 33:00
  Christian homeschooled child. That is called a contradiction
• 33:03
  to your faith. OK, So I do not run from trauma
• 33:08
  in terms of hiding it, and I do not run from contradiction or,
• 33:12
  or difficulty or debate. And so we're building an
• 33:17
  environment where here it comes, I'm homeschooling on a pre
• 33:22
  revolutionary era farmhouse and one of my children is sexually
• 33:25
  abused right there. OK, now this is what I'm saying.
• 33:29
  But this is what people are dealing with, the level of
• 33:32
  trauma, the level of pain. And so This is why I
• 33:36
  particularly wrote these books, not only to be educational, but
• 33:39
  to be healing books, because we need to be emotionally whole
• 33:44
  enough to do what's waiting for us to conquer the next day,
• 33:49
  right? So let me.
• 33:51
  Hold you right there. We're going to stop for a minute
• 33:52
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  have a question. We see it more and more that the
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  liberals, the these elites, they're indoctrinating our kids
• 39:45
  now from an even younger age. They're trying to do it from
• 39:47
  like kindergarten and up. And I know your, your books.
• 39:51
  They're it, it says tailored to kids like 10 to 14.
• 39:54
  Are you thinking about doing anything for even younger?
• 39:57
  Going younger age well? I think you know.
• 40:01
  There's already some pretty good resources out there for littler
• 40:04
  kids, like if you are aware of the homeschool community.
• 40:07
  But then there's that book club that oh gosh, all the stars
• 40:12
  write for them and I'll think of the name.
• 40:15
  But they the problem with a lot of the resources, you'd know the
• 40:20
  it's like elephants are not birds.
• 40:22
  The book about gender is a famous company.
• 40:27
  Anyway, they had some big names writing for them and then they
• 40:30
  put them out and they're they're targeted for that age.
• 40:33
  OK. And so there are good resources
• 40:37
  for that. But the real hole to be honest
• 40:39
  with you is in the is in the age group that I've I've been
• 40:42
  targeting. And you know, most parents still
• 40:46
  feel like they can, they can pretty much keep their hands in
• 40:49
  protection and get their values to those younger kids, although
• 40:53
  they're not realizing what a classroom situation will do to
• 40:56
  the psyche of a child in many ways.
• 40:58
  But it begins to manifest right around the time that they're
• 41:02
  that they're processing their ideas starting ten, 12/13/14
• 41:06
  right. And then my books are going up
• 41:08
  into the YA age group it for high school.
• 41:11
  And I do have younger kids read the books and love them.
• 41:16
  But the issues, the ideas are very deep.
• 41:19
  This is why I have study guides available.
• 41:21
  This is why, you know, if you get the books on my site, you
• 41:24
  get the audio books for free so that you get this great package.
• 41:28
  And then parents can listen to the books in the car or
• 41:30
  whatever, Have your kids read them and you now are engaging
• 41:35
  with the same ideas so you can have conversations.
• 41:37
  And you know, Lance, you mentioned something about
• 41:41
  parents who homeschool and, and, and they're trying to integrate
• 41:45
  into other settings with, you know, parent people who school
• 41:48
  differently or have their kids in sports.
• 41:51
  You know, look, this is the whole point.
• 41:53
  This is the difficulty that we're facing, how to be a non
• 41:57
  conformist, but to have such compellingly great ideas that
• 42:02
  you are not threatened by the challenges that must inevitably
• 42:06
  come for your children and yourself when they're different.
• 42:11
  And this is the thing, how different are we willing to be?
• 42:15
  We can all have our platforms and I had one.
• 42:17
  I have my daily podcast Fear Free Living with Julie Lavender
• 42:21
  and right during COVID, you know, really massive amount of
• 42:26
  people, you know, engaging with these ideas.
• 42:28
  But when the when the lights go off and you and I are home with
• 42:32
  our kids and there are people in conflict with us, that's where
• 42:36
  the rubber meets the road. That's where where the story we
• 42:39
  believe about ourselves is manifest.
• 42:41
  Whether we can graciously and firmly say, no, I'm not headed
• 42:48
  where you're headed. But here's why I behave with
• 42:51
  more grace, with more dignity, dignity, with more security and
• 42:55
  self-confidence because I do have a higher set of values.
• 42:58
  And so homes, any kind of child rearing is not for sissies.
• 43:02
  And if we think we're going to plug into a system that's going
• 43:05
  to get us all the way from kindergarten all the way up to
• 43:08
  prom, you know, and they're and our kids are going to be fine,
• 43:11
  that those days are over. I'm not sure they ever really
• 43:13
  existed the way we thought they did.
• 43:16
  So my hope is that by talking to red meat, eating, red pilled
• 43:21
  audiences like yours, people who are awake, that, that they'll
• 43:28
  take the time to plant the seeds into the next generation with
• 43:32
  just the kinds of books I'm writing, because they are.
• 43:37
  What I want to jump in here for a second because you know,
• 43:40
  parents are under, you know, the, the, the family that we all
• 43:44
  hoped we would have right early on, it's already started that
• 43:47
  they're under attack. I mean, I mentioned earlier that
• 43:49
  I think my parents paid $9600 for their house in White Plains,
• 43:53
  NY when we moved out of Fordham Rd. in the Bronx.
• 43:56
  And that's the thing right now. It's gotten so tough.
• 43:58
  I mean, that, you know, Donald Trump's come out and said, oh,
• 44:00
  it's gotten cheaper at the grocery store.
• 44:02
  It's gotten better. Eggs are cheaper.
• 44:04
  And some things have gone down, but lots of things haven't.
• 44:06
  We're seeing higher prices than ever.
• 44:07
  And it's really created this attack on the family because you
• 44:11
  find most homes have to have both parents working.
• 44:15
  They're not connected. So what happens is they've used
• 44:18
  TV and cell phones and iPads as a babysitter and that and the,
• 44:24
  and the, the struggle is real, really at the end of the day.
• 44:27
  And that's the the hard part about all this.
• 44:29
  You guys made a very competent choice, but some people feel
• 44:32
  trapped. Maybe they couldn't leave.
• 44:34
  And again, it's not that they couldn't leave, but it's hard to
• 44:36
  leave. Let's say San Diego, you've got
• 44:38
  both parents working, we've got both got amazing income streams
• 44:41
  and it's making the life easier because things have gotten so
• 44:44
  much more expensive now. You know, we that we allowed and
• 44:47
  Donald Trump says he's passed some policies.
• 44:48
  I don't know if they're in place or not.
• 44:50
  Kind of like they were going to lower interest rates.
• 44:52
  We heard that credit cards are going to be maxed for at least a
• 44:55
  year, 10% that went right out the window.
• 44:57
  He mentioned it was going to happen February 20th.
• 45:00
  That shit never got delivered, you know, single family homes.
• 45:03
  We have allowed all these major companies to buy these houses
• 45:07
  up, a lot of them coming out of foreclosure and distressed
• 45:10
  sales. So, you know, to get a house
• 45:12
  nowadays, it's so expensive and that's the struggle that parents
• 45:15
  have and financially they find themselves both having to work
• 45:19
  and that's where it gets tricky. You guys had the ability to make
• 45:22
  that move and, and really a great move.
• 45:25
  It sounds like amazing, you know, with the, with the jazz
• 45:28
  center and music and everything else.
• 45:29
  You had your children surrounded.
• 45:30
  And I asked you during the break, I wanted to ask if your,
• 45:32
  your children participated in sports.
• 45:34
  And if so, maybe you can mention how you did that.
• 45:36
  But that's the hard part, right? We want our family to suit, you
• 45:40
  know, everybody wants that. They want their own home and
• 45:42
  they want the ability to live in a certain way, you know.
• 45:45
  But look, even cars, I mean, I remember we had a brand new
• 45:48
  Volkswagen Bug and I got to say, I think it was under $1000 car
• 45:52
  my parents had bought at one point.
• 45:53
  It was only brand new car we ever owned as a child.
• 45:55
  And my parents always bought used cars because we weren't
• 45:58
  that financially well off. We were, we were probably lower
• 46:01
  middle class financially and you know, so it's it's interesting
• 46:05
  when I hear somebody that made the commitment that you did.
• 46:08
  And I always wonder, you know, you guys had that ability that
• 46:11
  you bought the farmhouse, you went in and I don't know, did
• 46:13
  you say your husband was you mentioned about the book, but it
• 46:15
  was your husband in banking. Was that what he was doing when
• 46:17
  you met? Oh.
• 46:17
  He's a he is a supplement manufacturer, has a plant in San
• 46:23
  Diego County still. But you know, this isn't about
• 46:29
  about comparing who's the best homeschooler who has the best
• 46:34
  thing. I mean, this is about the fact
• 46:37
  that God calls each of us to take a risk of faith into that
• 46:40
  sweaty palm might, you know, moment where you're not going to
• 46:43
  be in control. You may not have enough, but you
• 46:45
  better get your key and core values aligned right quick with
• 46:50
  what will matter in eternity and no matter what it costs you here
• 46:55
  and then. It's a trust.
• 46:57
  It's a step of faith. Every year we we homeschooled, I
• 47:00
  had no idea how we were going to do it.
• 47:02
  I had no idea how we were going to.
• 47:04
  My kids are all five years apart.
• 47:07
  I'm not a math teacher. I'm not this, I'm not that.
• 47:09
  I have some strengths. There are serious weaknesses.
• 47:13
  And how are we going to get through high school biology?
• 47:16
  How are we going to meet this? How, how was I going to deal
• 47:18
  with the child that wasted so much time?
• 47:20
  How was I going to deal with the child, with the, with the sexual
• 47:23
  abuse trauma? How was I going to how was I
• 47:25
  going to deal with the culture we were in?
• 47:27
  And how? Old are your children now?
• 47:28
  Can you? Right now, 3430 and 24 and you
• 47:35
  know, so I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm not, it wasn't, it wasn't a
• 47:39
  little house on the Prairie, you guys.
• 47:41
  It was, it was hard. It was every day I got, I got up
• 47:44
  and I prayed God, how we're going to do this today, how we
• 47:46
  have the time, the energy, the money.
• 47:48
  What if I fail? What if, what if I ruin them?
• 47:51
  You know, all the things. And did we do sports every,
• 47:54
  every stay's a little different. But in New Hampshire, you as a
• 47:58
  homeschooling person, you could, you could avail yourself of
• 48:01
  certain classes in the school and you know, on a on and off
• 48:05
  campus basis and you can do sports and things like that.
• 48:09
  Homeschooling people are getting very, very, very, very, very
• 48:12
  creative and there are a lot of doors opening for them.
• 48:15
  And there are people even who do a thing called unschooling where
• 48:19
  they they believe that I've never heard.
• 48:22
  Me neither, right? You shouldn't try to curriculize
• 48:26
  your kid into anything. You should just let them go and
• 48:29
  watch what they're interested in and give them resources to to
• 48:33
  discover and, you know, want to know something.
• 48:35
  Even unschooling kids are doing a lot better than than those in
• 48:38
  the traditional settings. So I read a book called Dummies
• 48:42
  guide, Idiots Guide to Homeschooling when I was
• 48:44
  thinking about it and I was so overwhelmed because we're not, I
• 48:48
  have friends who are military homeschoolers and they terrified
• 48:50
  me because like they had, they started with a flag exactly at
• 48:54
  7:45 every morning and then they had snack and then we had this
• 48:57
  and the other. I'm like, well, what are you
• 48:59
  gonna do to I'm an artist, blah, blah, blah, get your butt out of
• 49:02
  bed. What do you, you know, I mean
• 49:03
  like and wasting time and messing up and, and then this
• 49:07
  contradiction of the pain my kids went through and, and
• 49:10
  pornography invaded, right. All these things, even in a
• 49:15
  homeschool setting, pornography, issues with betrayal, loss,
• 49:20
  friendships crisis, it's all there.
• 49:24
  But This is why I'm, and I'm not just trying to make a sale here.
• 49:28
  I'm trying to help people understand the scope of what
• 49:31
  story can do the narrative you live out of why those early
• 49:36
  stories you give your children are essential for their mental
• 49:40
  well health well-being. I'm teaching kids that there's a
• 49:43
  supernatural realm called wonder and it's, it's, it's real.
• 49:46
  It's not just an idea that that it, that if they will access,
• 49:50
  they will have the resources they need to stand up to the
• 49:53
  most difficult and horrifying circumstances we're facing.
• 49:57
  But but, but always with humor. I mean, I got characters in my
• 50:02
  books that are so hilarious because they're mirroring who we
• 50:06
  lived with. I have a character named Miss
• 50:09
  Anthropomorphia Slouchy. She's the center of the she's
• 50:13
  the commissioner of the Center for Color Control.
• 50:16
  The CCC who mandates that color could kill you.
• 50:20
  And because of that, you have to wear Gray glasses on your eyes
• 50:23
  at all time to see you from wearing seeing a speck of color
• 50:27
  because there's a disease and you have to be locked in your
• 50:30
  houses until you take our safety drops for your eyes to make you
• 50:35
  permanently colorblind. So you can come out.
• 50:38
  But but Miss Slouchy AKA Flouchy and the CDC shows up as the CCC
• 50:45
  in my books. So I'm not backing away and I'm
• 50:47
  not giving away easy little skittle answers.
• 50:51
  I'm like, come kids, let's step into reality and let me give you
• 50:55
  an example of how this works. You guys watch the Wizard of Oz.
• 50:59
  Did you know that that was that was a complete metaphor book
• 51:02
  about goldback currency versus silverback currency.
• 51:06
  Mike Oz was trying to wake the world up to what was happening
• 51:09
  and he was using metaphor. The Grimm's fairy tales were
• 51:13
  telling the truth story about the heinous crimes happening to
• 51:16
  children and others during that period of time.
• 51:19
  And children need to have we and adults, we've got to put down,
• 51:25
  turn off our podcasts and read dealing books.
• 51:30
  I watch a lot of podcasts, but I have to make myself now be quiet
• 51:35
  and read good things. You can do both, but you have to
• 51:39
  have and you have to know that when you're handing your kids
• 51:43
  books that they are VIP book experiences.
• 51:49
  They are the the top level of quality in all these ways,
• 51:53
  right? I.
• 51:54
  Have a question for you from the chat?
• 51:57
  Who is unschooling for older children?
• 52:01
  I don't know if I it was never going to be my thing, so I
• 52:04
  didn't dig deeply into it. But there are people who give
• 52:07
  their kids a relatively free environment and many of them are
• 52:10
  in on farms with farm animals and they have them out
• 52:14
  exploring. And so they make everything that
• 52:17
  the child is interested in a part of a, of a communal family
• 52:20
  experience. And they teach that way.
• 52:22
  Now there's some wacky homeschoolers.
• 52:24
  So some people are like, but you know, and you're only your,
• 52:28
  your, your schooling is only going to be as healthy as your
• 52:31
  family becomes as you grow, right?
• 52:36
  Yeah. You know, it's, it's, it's
• 52:37
  interesting cuz you know, we always had encyclopedias back
• 52:40
  then. I think we had Encyclopedia
• 52:41
  Britannica, but we had two different encyclopedias.
• 52:44
  I can't think of the name of the second one.
• 52:46
  And even the material in there was just, you know, it wasn't
• 52:50
  tilted one way or the other. It's not like nowadays people
• 52:53
  think Wikipedia is the encyclopedia cancer.
• 52:56
  And of course it's not. It's completely weaponized.
• 52:59
  And the write ups about people that are more normally attacked,
• 53:02
  of course Elon Musk saw that and that's why he's come out with
• 53:05
  Grocopedia. It seems to be a more neutral.
• 53:08
  I've looked at a lot of the listings on there and I'm the
• 53:10
  neutrality is obvious. They're not trying to pitch it
• 53:13
  one way or the other. Will it stay like that?
• 53:15
  Who knows, But you know, that's the the tough part because it's
• 53:18
  in our books, it's in it's in our newspapers, it's in schools
• 53:23
  and they're under this constant. It's like, you know, not only is
• 53:26
  it their surveillance state, I saw something awful that I late,
• 53:30
  I was up late last night and I see how they're using Bluetooth
• 53:34
  now where they can identify through the vibrations.
• 53:38
  They're able to use, use it as a surveillance tool.
• 53:41
  They can use the Bluetooth in your home, the Bluetooth mesh to
• 53:44
  listen to everything you have to say, identify how many
• 53:46
  individuals are in the house. And it's very easy to do.
• 53:49
  It doesn't take a lot. I'm talking to a hacker right
• 53:52
  now that I want to get on the show.
• 53:53
  That's a very sophisticated guy. He creates electronics to kind
• 53:57
  of anti surveillance for people. But I, you know, it's
• 53:59
  frightening that we're we have to worry about it even in our
• 54:02
  own home. The privacy is being invaded and
• 54:04
  they don't think any big deal of it.
• 54:05
  But the privacy of our minds has been invaded for so long and
• 54:09
  kids have the struggle. Let me ask you, your kids now
• 54:12
  they're they're basically grown up.
• 54:13
  I don't did they go to universities or colleges?
• 54:15
  Did they take that into they all?
• 54:16
  Did different things. A couple of my my kids actually
• 54:18
  graduated early from high school.
• 54:21
  We're all doing college work as high school age kids and all
• 54:25
  solve that problem and unique in different ways.
• 54:27
  So they did not have any debt whatsoever.
• 54:31
  And our third child went through College Park primarily and then
• 54:37
  decided that that was going to be a waste of time.
• 54:40
  And now she's an entrepreneur and, you know, has her own
• 54:43
  publication. And so we we realized we were
• 54:46
  going to have to let go of all of our comfort, comfort,
• 54:49
  historic choices about what the what it would all look like in
• 54:52
  the end. Because we remember you thought,
• 54:54
  you know, when I'm done, my kids can have a college degree and
• 54:57
  going to have this kind of job. And we're outside of Boston.
• 55:00
  So a lot of the people in our neighborhoods worth.
• 55:03
  We have kids that went to MIT and shop for Harvard and they
• 55:06
  were in that really, really intense act.
• 55:09
  Our kids had friends were in the very academic circles and
• 55:13
  completely sold out to the Boston leftist.
• 55:17
  But Brainiac Academy and part of the process I think anybody has
• 55:24
  to go through to survive and thrive is real humility.
• 55:28
  You have to have humility in this time that that you you will
• 55:32
  produce and reproduce with your life.
• 55:36
  People who have souls, people who still have private lives in
• 55:40
  their hearts between them and God and and think for themselves
• 55:44
  in the quiet space when the Bluetooth isn't on.
• 55:47
  This is why you have to tell yourself.
• 55:49
  You have to read and have good stories and you have to know
• 55:53
  your place in the story. You are the central character in
• 55:57
  your own story. You on the center stage.
• 56:00
  God has written a story for you, but everybody has to step into
• 56:03
  it and that takes so much courage, right?
• 56:06
  The ones that entered more commercial academia, I don't
• 56:09
  know what their situation was. For me, I struggled a lot.
• 56:12
  I felt like Rodney Dangerfield and back to school because I had
• 56:16
  grown up around my godfather was a COPO for the Gambino crime
• 56:20
  family. So I grew up a lot around a lot
• 56:22
  of mob guys as a child. And of course I'd seen things
• 56:25
  from all perspectives. I knew the system we.
• 56:27
  Do like homeschooling with crime families.
• 56:29
  That'd be a fun like reality show.
• 56:32
  Well, it's interesting because I, you know, I grew up one of
• 56:35
  the places they had was a money laundering operation was a pet
• 56:37
  store. You can teach a lot of math
• 56:39
  through money laundering. Well, I have to tell you, I grew
• 56:42
  up around, you know, of course he ran a crew.
• 56:44
  We had a whole lot of guys around him.
• 56:46
  So I was around there a lot as a child and you know, I learned a
• 56:50
  lot. He was a great salesman, funny
• 56:52
  guy, you know, and I, there was a lot I learned from that.
• 56:54
  But the other end of it was when I got to college and of course,
• 56:58
  high school, I had, I'd always had the opportunity and I, I,
• 57:01
  they were constantly hijacking trucks.
• 57:03
  So I was making money by selling those goods to the Catholic
• 57:10
  priests to the other parents, especially around Christmas
• 57:13
  time. They'd asked me what I had
• 57:15
  available as they would buy the stuff out of the trunk of my
• 57:17
  car. But the point was when I got to
• 57:21
  college, I struggled with these professors because I, I had a
• 57:24
  dual, I had a dual major and, and I was, you know, I always
• 57:28
  gotten really, really good grades in school.
• 57:30
  My parents had always seen to that, of course, with private
• 57:32
  schooling and of course my parents also a lot of reading,
• 57:35
  you know, and that environment. My dad was, had been kind of a
• 57:39
  Broadway star at that time. So a lot of music in our home.
• 57:42
  He was also an opera singer. So there was, we grew up in that
• 57:45
  environment, but the part that I'd seen, because I'd seen the
• 57:49
  real world, you know, operations of different businesses on all
• 57:53
  levels because they had legitimate operations and were
• 57:56
  in the forefront. Of course, they laundered money
• 57:57
  through it and there was lots of other things going on.
• 58:01
  When I got to my university, there was often when they would
• 58:04
  get into these lectures, I'm sure the professors didn't like
• 58:06
  me. It was pretty obvious because I
• 58:08
  was challenging. Like what about the, you know
• 58:09
  what I felt like I was going to say?
• 58:11
  What about the payouts to the unions?
• 58:12
  How are you going to run that business if you're not paying
• 58:15
  the unions? And what about the bribes to the
• 58:17
  when you're building out your, you know, So of course I wasn't
• 58:21
  with what they normally dealt with.
• 58:22
  I was pretty outspoken. I went to college at in Colorado
• 58:26
  because my parents at one point had thought they were going to
• 58:27
  move out there. And then my dad got bone cancer
• 58:30
  and things got kind of derailed. Even though I was out there, I
• 58:32
  never left. And then I spent some time in
• 58:34
  Northern California before I moved on to other things.
• 58:38
  But my point is that's the struggle.
• 58:40
  Did your kids find themselves struggling where they heard then
• 58:42
  that they were now obviously real thinkers?
• 58:44
  They were thinking for themselves, you know, they
• 58:46
  realize there was a whole different version of the world
• 58:48
  when they got there, especially if they were in any kind of the
• 58:51
  Ivy League schools because talk about some brainwashing.
• 58:55
  Did they find themselves and they were calling to go mom.
• 58:57
  It's ridiculous. I'm listening to these
• 58:58
  professors and I just. Oh, they still do shit is.
• 59:01
  Basically what I'm trying to get to we have.
• 59:03
  All kinds of conversations. We have all kinds of
• 59:06
  conversations all the time about different things.
• 59:09
  And they're more red pill than I am.
• 59:12
  You know, they're out researching things and bringing
• 59:14
  things to my attention that I hadn't thought of.
• 59:17
  But they've all had their moments of disillusionment.
• 59:20
  They've all had their moments of questioning everything we taught
• 59:23
  them. They've all had they, they're,
• 59:25
  they all love Jesus. But they've had their moments
• 59:29
  when they thought God threw them under the bus.
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  They've all had that. There's no question.
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  You don't get through life without dealing with a with deep
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  betrayal or what you perceive as betrayal either by your parents,
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  your God, your, your country. It's part of it.
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  It's part of putting your big big kid pants on is to deal with
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  the reality of betrayal. And is God big enough?
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  Is is is he big enough? Is wonder the reality of the
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  wonder of who he is, the resources he has?
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  Is that big enough for your issue?
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  This is where it all lands. This is what I'm teaching into.
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  This is what I speak into. This is how I reach people.
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  I even have written a book that is a family guide to trauma
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  healing during story time or we, we haven't talked about that,
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  but it's on my website. I take the.
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  On that note, because. Of that, yeah, let's take.
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  People in here, let's go into the websites right now.
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  I don't want to run out of time and not cover this.
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  So kind of take us through here, you know, an interest that's an
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  interesting guide you just brought up, but let's talk
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  about. What you're going to see here is
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  right now the books one through 3 of the amazing series where we
• 1:00:36
  get all the way through the propaganda and the plague, the
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  Covic narrative in books one through three.
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  They are available now in print. Gorgeous illustrations gorgeous
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  beautiful illustrations and quality archival do the.
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  Illustrations. Or do you work?
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  No. But I, I, I work closely on
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  every part of the, the output of this project.
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  And I, if you go to my website and you order these books, you
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  get them at a really great price because they're not consumables.
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  They're archive quality paper and, and illustrations.
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  So these are long term, sit on your shelf history books.
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  People are going to pick up 30 years from now and say, Oh my
• 1:01:15
  gosh, she was telling the truth about what happened right now.
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  Is this the? 1st edition set?
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  Do you have first edition set? Yeah, well, these are, Yeah,
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  it's the first edition, but see if you get the books, if you
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  order books one through 3, you get audio books for free.
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  All the voices, all the characters, you can order here.
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  Some people who love the books and their testimonials.
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  You can get study guides. They're not super heavy.
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  So if you want to have conversations with your kids or
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  you want to reinforce the vocabulary or the science or
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  those are available. And then in books 4-5 and six
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  are on their way to the printer right now.
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  And, and this is where I'm going to deal with the vaccine
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  injuries and the World Economic Forum and the Great Reset and
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  all that stuff through this funky family, this incredible
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  family. They're so hilarious and wacky
• 1:02:03
  and there's a character for every member in your family is
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  in my family in the in the way the books are written.
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  And and then I wrote a book called Wounds to Wonder, which
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  is right now available as APDF, which is how to get your kids
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  healed of trauma through your family reading time steps to
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  overcome trauma that you walk through with your children
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  before bed at night when you sit to read, to get an.
• 1:02:30
  I have catalogued all these various forms of trauma.
• 1:02:34
  And then there's a character and a story for each one.
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  So again, we're engaging through story.
• 1:02:39
  And this is a method of emotional healing that I've used
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  with people around the world as I've prayed with them and seen
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  literally memories, God drain the pain out of their memories
• 1:02:51
  instantly. Like you could be in therapy for
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  30 years and still walk around with pain in a memory.
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  And So what I start in these books, I'll just hold them up.
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  This is the one that exposed the corruption of science, Big Bang
• 1:03:06
  backlash. And this is bombastic baffle
• 1:03:09
  Gab, which is all about propaganda and teaching kids
• 1:03:12
  about mind control and propaganda and what happens,
• 1:03:15
  what's happened to us. This one takes some kind of the
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  educational issues, the peer peer issues, and I take
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  characters from my books in the wounds to wonder book and and
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  you just go through the index and you find the issue your
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  child is having fear, grief, anxiety, sleeplessness, that
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  your child is carrying a secret. The child is anger.
• 1:03:37
  Your child is bitter. You, you go to the chapter and
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  you find a story and then I immediately take you through the
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  steps of engaging with your child about how to help them
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  tell you their story, what's going on in their heart, what
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  have they been carrying and that they haven't known how to talk
• 1:03:54
  to you about it. And then it's seamlessly into
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  like 4 simple steps that you do with your child in the moment to
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  get their trauma healed through story and through prayer.
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  Awesome. That's on the that is on the
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  website now as APDF, but it will be in print shortly.
• 1:04:12
  But the bottom line is the only place you can get these books
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  and no one else in the world is doing this.
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  There's not another author doing this, not even close.
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  You need, you have to go to my website, the quest for
• 1:04:24
  wonder.com, the quest for wonder.com and that it, that
• 1:04:29
  extra few seconds it takes you to fill that out.
• 1:04:31
  You're going to get incredible pricing on these because these
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  are at least $25 books because like I said, they're full color
• 1:04:38
  illustrated archival paper, you know, and, and beautiful covers.
• 1:04:44
  And so you get them at a great price plus you get those audio
• 1:04:46
  books for free. So I've got all these packages
• 1:04:49
  and, and again, four books 4-5 and six are coming.
• 1:04:53
  I can't wait. Because what do we do when you
• 1:04:56
  wake up with some people damaged by the medical procedures and
• 1:05:00
  the stabs that they've mandated and and forced people into
• 1:05:04
  doing? Our children are waking up in
• 1:05:06
  that story. They're they're waking up locked
• 1:05:10
  in our houses, things slapped on their faces, told they could
• 1:05:15
  kill grandma, right? This is deep, deep psychological
• 1:05:19
  trauma that we've all lived through.
• 1:05:22
  And then when you I cover that in book 3 by book 4, what do you
• 1:05:26
  do when you wake up and people have been physically damaged and
• 1:05:30
  harmed? When the authorities have told
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  you, we're just looking out for you, We just want you to be
• 1:05:36
  safe. And how do you talk to your
• 1:05:39
  children about people don't don't know how to talk to their
• 1:05:42
  children about that. People like parents are like,
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  wow, of course I want my kids to be educated, but I have no idea
• 1:05:49
  how to do it. And I go, I've got you, I've got
• 1:05:53
  you, I've done it for you. I've done the work.
• 1:05:55
  I've got a whole series to unpack these issues, plus study
• 1:05:59
  guides, plus audio books, all the things right?
• 1:06:02
  And so I'm not, I'm not running to Amazon so you guys can self
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  publish, you know, print off a crappy book.
• 1:06:10
  Like these are high quality things.
• 1:06:13
  They deserve to be in your family library for years and
• 1:06:16
  years and years. Again, people pick up these
• 1:06:19
  books. Like when I speak at conferences
• 1:06:21
  about trauma and I speak about this issue and these issues,
• 1:06:25
  kids will pull on their mom and dad's shirt and say, mom, that
• 1:06:30
  that's like what we went through and that's how you heal guys.
• 1:06:34
  OK, All the stuff, the disappointments with the DOJ and
• 1:06:37
  the this and the that and the wars and the things, the
• 1:06:39
  disappointments, the crushing amount of corruption we're
• 1:06:42
  seeing. How do you get up in the morning
• 1:06:45
  with a healed soul? How do your children wake up in
• 1:06:48
  every day with wholeness in their hearts for for the
• 1:06:52
  challenges? It is through living out of
• 1:06:54
  God's story, and not everybody knows how to help you hear God's
• 1:06:59
  story. This is a gift I've been given.
• 1:07:02
  It's a God story for you and your family, and I've written
• 1:07:06
  them so anybody, anybody anywhere could pick up these
• 1:07:09
  books. And if they want a good story,
• 1:07:11
  they're going to, it's going to deliver.
• 1:07:13
  And the more they read, the deeper it sinks.
• 1:07:16
  Because I'm not writing for a subculture.
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  I don't want to preach to the choir.
• 1:07:20
  I don't want to write Christian books.
• 1:07:22
  I don't want to write conservative books.
• 1:07:24
  I don't want to write these books.
• 1:07:26
  I want to write. I want to be the Mary Poppins
• 1:07:30
  that comes into the most dysfunctional and painful
• 1:07:33
  situations and brings truth through words and story.
• 1:07:38
  And then on the way out the door of healing and empowering
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  families gives you a tea party on the ceiling.
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  Yeah, this is what Mary Poppins did.
• 1:07:48
  And that's what I'm doing for this generation and for the
• 1:07:51
  adults that also love these books as well.
• 1:07:54
  I think it's great. I think it's a lot of
• 1:07:56
  opportunity. We try to give people all sides
• 1:07:58
  of the coin. You know, when you're trying to
• 1:08:01
  unify a country that's surrounded by people intending
• 1:08:04
  to divide us and keep us divisional, That's why I
• 1:08:07
  struggle with, you know, oh, it's the left.
• 1:08:09
  Oh, it's the right, right? It's not.
• 1:08:11
  It's the it's the fallen human condition and how people
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  against. We have to unify.
• 1:08:18
  And the truth of the matter is the divisions intentional.
• 1:08:21
  They have to keep us separated because of course there's 300 +
• 1:08:23
  1,000,000 of us, at least legally, 300 + 1,000,000 of us.
• 1:08:26
  I don't know how many are are here illegally, but the point is
• 1:08:30
  we're trying to do something better than everybody else
• 1:08:32
  around the globe. We're trying to lift ourselves
• 1:08:35
  to a higher level. But when you've got such an
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  organized, fomented, you know, operation that's running and
• 1:08:42
  we're under attack constantly, I look at mainstream media.
• 1:08:44
  I saw some reporter getting into a battle with his supervisors
• 1:08:48
  because he went to some rallies where there, you know, there
• 1:08:51
  were, there were Israelis and and Iranians at the same rally
• 1:08:56
  and they were rejoicing. And that's not what the, the,
• 1:08:59
  the, the, the media channel wanted.
• 1:09:02
  So he was, they said, oh, just get out of there.
• 1:09:04
  It's not what we were looking for.
• 1:09:06
  Cause of course they only want to represent that somehow this,
• 1:09:08
  this, you know, action by Donald Trump was so excessive.
• 1:09:12
  Yet you know they never talked about when Obama you see.
• 1:09:15
  There's a perfect example, Lamps.
• 1:09:17
  They substituted the good story for the manipulative story.
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  So I'm going to give you and your family the good stories
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