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Aliens, hantavirus, AI, farm bills, and pharma. Oh my! · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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I'm Stephanie Coxson.
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I'm Kathy Anderson Martin.
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And we are two women influencing real life.
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So let's twirl.
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As we kick off our little coffee table
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chat.
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Today we are surprising each other with the
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topics that we deem to be important.
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We are surprising each other.
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We have no idea what each other has
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on e, you know, on our minds.
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I keep on saying each other on our
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minds.
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But let's find out, like if we are
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on the same news reel as we're getting
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fed our propaganda from our different social media
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and see what is happening around the world.
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I am Stephanie Coxon.
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And I'm Kathy Anderson Martin.
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And we are two women inspiring real life.
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So let's troll.
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Kathy, we are coming on blind today.
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And that's right.
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Normally we do this every few weeks, our
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coffee table chat, which we've had people tell
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us they like better than when we have
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guests.
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Yes.
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We get that.
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And here we and normally we plan what
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we're going to talk about.
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Today we didn't even talk about what we're
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going to talk about.
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Correct.
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Because you decided that we needed to surprise
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each other.
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Well, it and here's the reason, right?
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We all have different feeds on our social
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media.
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And I am curious what I'm seeing versus
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what you're seeing.
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And it could be the same thing because
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we do enjoy some of the same topics.
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But but we don't really know, do we?
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No, we don't.
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So I'm gonna let you start.
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So this was your brilliant idea.
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Okay, then we'll go from there.
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Well, I don't even, I've got quite a
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few different topics that have come up.
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Throw one out there.
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I would I think I'd like to start
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with the UFO files being released because I
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have been talking about this for a couple
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years now.
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Okay.
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And what do you think about this?
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So what what did you first of all?
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What have you been talking about?
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Let me just say, I was afraid of
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this in like the 70s when I was
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a kid.
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I used to be scared to death.
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I read somewhere that if an alien touched
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you, you were paralyzed.
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This is no kidding.
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I was probably like late elementary school.
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So I used to sleep with the covers
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pulled up to my chin so that in
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case an alien came by in the middle
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of the night, they couldn't touch me and
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paralyze me.
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And I thought the covers would protect me.
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So I will say I had no, I
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had never even heard of aliens in my
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younger years.
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So I have no idea why you're talking
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about who on earth is talking about aliens
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back then.
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They were that was very popular in the
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70s.
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I'm a little older than you.
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And um, it was very yeah, but still,
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and so I'm just saying that it's been
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an irrational fear of mine, that nebola for
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many, many years.
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Let's be clear, it may not be irrational
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anymore because apparently we're we have been lying
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to for you know, since the 1940s at
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least.
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Well, I feel that we've been lied to
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our entire lives back going back 250 years,
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but please continue.
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Well, I'm just saying how okay, so so
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with so with the UFO files been released,
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with knowing, knowing that our government has literally
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been calling these people conspiracy theorists and flat
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out lying to us for all these years,
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over 80 years.
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How do we trust anything, anything that comes
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out of the government's mouth?
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Well, first of all, I don't.
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Secondly, I do believe, yeah, I do believe
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that that we don't have to know everything,
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and I do believe there are times like
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when the government says, hey, look over here,
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because they really can't say look here because
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of the either the panic or the issues
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that will ensue.
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So I don't fully blame, I mean, you
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know, when you're in charge of an organization,
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sometimes you do your like PR face versus
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you can't and you dance around things because
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you can't release the whole thing.
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If you've ever been in charge of a
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company or a even a group at church,
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you know, like, okay, we have this, we're
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dealing with it, but we can't put the
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whole thing out on display.
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So that's that's my feeling about government because
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it's at a whole nother level.
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But continue.
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But how do you feel about that with
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the UFOs?
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I mean, I don't disagree with you, but
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I think when you have people clearly stating,
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hey, I saw something, this should have been
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talked about in just a slow, yeah, we're
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living with them since the discovery.
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So what do you think the so you
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you let's just say you believe there actually
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are aliens or unidentified flying objects?
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I okay, let's say unidentified flying objects.
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Okay.
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I I personally and I do as well.
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Okay, so I personally believe this is probably
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more demonic.
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Um, just as a I do as well.
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Okay.
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I do as well.
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I think it's something not of this world,
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but um not something necessarily good either.
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Correct.
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And I think there's that, and I also
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think I I do think some of it
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could be things like one time years ago,
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we toured an Air Force base in South
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Dakota, and they were at the time they
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showed us the stealth bombers, you know, that
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was just coming out.
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Yeah, the new technology, which I think are
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the coolest thing when you're at like a
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parade or event and a stealth bomber thing
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flies out.
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I think they're so neat watching that because
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you can't even hear it and all of
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a sudden it's right there.
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Um, and I remember them saying, like, when
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you can see it, you when they're showing
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you what they have, uh, there's all kinds
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of things coming in that they're not showing
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you.
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You know what I mean?
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So and they wouldn't.
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Why would they tell that our enemies?
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You wouldn't want them to know we have
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this technology, we're making this thing that could
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terrify the enemies.
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So um, I believe that that could be
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some of it, and they're gonna deny it.
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And I think the government to some degree
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or department of defense would say it's an
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alien or a UFO before they would say
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it's something we're testing for national defense.
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So I think there's that, but I do
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think that it is not necessarily a good
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thing when you see these things.
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Well, let me say it this way.
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They're uh what one of the files, and
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I let me just say this.
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If anyone is interested in digging those digging
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into these files without going to like the
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defense page, it's much easier to use sci
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dot or side-hub.pub.
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So sci-h ub.pub.
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And you or you could go to aliensrus.com.
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I'm just kidding.
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Oh no, SciHub is different.
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Wait a second, it's show me UFOs is
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this website.
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Show me UFOs.
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Sciub is a different thing, which I can
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also talk about since I brought it up.
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Sorry.
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Okay.
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Show me UFOs is a better way to
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see the released information.
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But one of the very disturbing parts is
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there was someone, I don't know who the
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person is, but someone on there talking about
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basically breeding very happily with the aliens, the
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three and a half to four foot alien
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Alien beings in these files.
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beings in these files.
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They're breeding with one another or with people.
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They're breeding with one another or with people.
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Uh, this was a person.
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This was a person.
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Okay.
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Okay.
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I that would explain a whole lot.
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I that would explain a whole lot.
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Yes.
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Yes.
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But go on.
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But and you have seen some people in
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And you have seen some people in the
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the government come out talking about breeding programs.
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government come out talking about breeding programs.
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So I just want to say that this
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So I just want to say that this,
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I find this to be very disturbing because
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I find this to be very disturbing because
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what do we know as a Christian about
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what do we know as a Christian about
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the pre-NOAA, right?
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the pre-Noah, right?
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Is that the Nephilim.
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Is that the Nephilim?
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Yes, we're breeding with humans.
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We're breeding with humans.
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And this is and it was evil.
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It was an evil time of the of
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the world.
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Yep.
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Yes.
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And so we're we're basically just seeing that.
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And the, you know, the other interesting thing.
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Um, and this I see why you didn't
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talk about what you didn't want to tell
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me what we were going to talk about
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today.
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Correct.
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I see why.
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Because you'd have been like, no.
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No, we're not talking about that.
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But there are.
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Now you can't get out of it.
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So the so the other thing I find
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interesting is one of the films of the
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UFOs.
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I don't know if you've looked at any
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of the films, um, actually looks like one
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of the pictures that is on the stones
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in Samaria.
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But oddly enough, also looks like the spaceship
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from the 1978 Superman movie when Superman was
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delivered to Earth.
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Okay.
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So, you know, we are basically let's be
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clear.
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I think we are basically being programmed for
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all of this.
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All of this, you know, like I'm just
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dumbfounded.
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I I agree.
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Again, I was not prepared for the alien
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discussion, nor to reveal my deepest hidden fears
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at age nine, um, you know, related to
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aliens.
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But um, it it's definitely something there.
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And there again, I think anything is a
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big thing when people go to such great
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lengths to hide it.
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Correct.
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Yes.
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And that's whether it's a defense system or
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whether it's something not of this world.
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Right.
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You know, it go ahead.
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It does seem a little odd.
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I don't know if you've been following in
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um the different scientists and people, um, experts
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who've been connected to these things.
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Uh, there seem to be a lot of
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them dying mysterious deaths disappearing, and that also,
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or they're ready to share whatever they want
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to share and they um die, you know.
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So the the it the answer to that
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is other than there's something there, or Hillary
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Clinton's getting around.
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So, you know, so there's there's two choices,
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either of which could be totally plausible.
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Correct.
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Yes, I'm I'm with you.
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Well, Hillary and Bill, let's let's just let's
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just throw it out.
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It's it's a couple thing, they're like filming
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Louise, but I, you know, for killing other
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people, nothing.
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I just think she I just think if
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she walks past, like if you're walking and
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she crosses your shadow, you're in serious trouble.
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Correct.
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Well, the other interesting thing about the UFO
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meeting is have you heard about the pastor
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meetings?
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No, I don't think I have.
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Oh, Kathy.
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You really know before before we went on
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here.
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How is this not on your feed?
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I well, I see it, but I this
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is one of those things I don't invest
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a lot of time in.
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We're going to get to panthovirus, because that's
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going to be my thing.
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But um, I I just don't read a
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lot into this.
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I mean, because if it's there, it's there,
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and there's very little I can do about
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that.
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Okay.
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However, okay, go ahead.
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Now I'm I'm seeing two different um kind
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of chats happening that apparently some unofficial government
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people who are Christians brought pastors together to
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basically warn them to warn their congregations that
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this is a deception.
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But then I'm all a deception for basically
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this, these are demons, not they're not here
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to help us.
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No, I and I agree.
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I mean, the Bible clearly says that the
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devil and evil, and I know there might
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be people right now tuning us out laughing
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at us, even some of us, them on
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the conservative side, politically.
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Um, the Bible clearly speaks about evil and
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that the devil himself as a roaring lion
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walks around seeking whom he may devour.
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So I don't think it is uh I
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I believe wholeheartedly that there are demons and
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forces of evil on our earth disguised, and
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on the other hand, I think there are
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forces of good, angels and angelic beings and
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people from God or not people, but beings
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um for good created and uh on this
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earth as well.
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So I I don't doubt that for a
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minute, whether they're flying around in spaceships or
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whether they're walking out of Walmart.
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Um, I believe that there are the potential
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of demons among us.
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Yes.
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Well, and the other portion of this, the
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other side is you're also seeing chatter about
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some pastors being um, I guess prepped to
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talk to their congregations about perhaps the Bible
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is you know, incorrect.
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I saw that.
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Yes, I did see that.
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So that's what you're getting at.
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Yes, I saw that.
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So there's two different things happening here.
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And what if this is the great deception?
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I don't know.
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Well, I do see, I mean, there are
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a lot of very, very, very disturbing things
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um coming out of, and I say religion.
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Um, I believe you know, faith is an
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a relationship with Christ as opposed to religion,
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but there are a lot of disturbing things
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I've been seeing for years uh that churches
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putting out there that are very much not
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biblical, not what God desires.
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I would say that's 95% of churches, yes,
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so many of the and so many of
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the mainstream denominations and so many.
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Uh I just talked to somebody recently who
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left a mainstream denomination after many years because
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they said I just couldn't, uh, and they
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gave different issues that she they were at
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odds with because of just biblically.
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They said, and there's so many of that,
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you know, said I we can't we can't
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participate or be part of that, even though
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they had a long tradition in their faith,
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family members who served as pastors in that
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denomination.
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So I think we're seeing that more and
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more.
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I think so much of this when you
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talk about the aliens or the that kind
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of thing, um, I'm much more concerned about
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AI and the power for deception.
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And I think that's all part of that
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as well.
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What if what if these UFO people are
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doing the AI?
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Just throw it out there.
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Well, anything's a possibility at this point based
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on everything come out of our government.
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I put nothing on the back.
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I know I know some people who are
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developing AI and you know, they're not aliens.
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So I think yeah, I I next I
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don't know.
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But you know, I have long, you know,
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if you're a believer, you believe in the
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second coming of Christ and the rapture of
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the church that people believers will disappear in
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the blink of an eye, you know, and
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Disappear in the blink of an eye, you
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so that will be thousands, millions, whatever it
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know, and so that will be thousands, millions,
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is at that time of people.
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whatever it is at that time of people.
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And I've always wondered how will they explain
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And I've always wondered how will they explain
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that?
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that?
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How will people say, hey, what happened?
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How will people say, hey, what happened?
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I can't, I need an answer, you know,
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I can't, I need an answer, you know,
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instead of just following, like that there's no
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instead of just following, like that there's no
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no seemingly outcry, they just keep going along.
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no seemingly outcry, they just keep going along.
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And I've that's always bothered me.
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And I've that's always bothered me.
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Like, how's that gonna happen?
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Like, how's that gonna happen?
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I have to honestly say, with seeing all
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I have to honestly say, with seeing all
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that I see with AI, and when you
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that I see with AI, and when you
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talk about great deception, I can maybe now
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talk about great deception, I can maybe now
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see.
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see how that could happen of how people
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could just be deceived, um, you know, and
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told whatever, whether it's by the government or
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whatever.
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Yeah.
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So um, I do think, I mean, and
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the AI, we've had a couple of shows.
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We've had four shows, two on data centers,
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um, kind of both sides, you know, about
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the environmental impact, which is scary, and then
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also the need for, and we've had about
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AI development shows as well, how we have
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to kind of do it.
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And I'm as guilty as anyone.
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I mean, I put stuff in at searches
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all the time, you know, asking questions.
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So I'm using it.
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I can't, well, I decry the data centers,
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I'm using it, and I think that's most
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people, unless you're living off the grid in
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South Dakota somewhere.
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Oh, that sounds lovely.
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Yeah, so but it is cause for concern.
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And even the gentleman we had on a
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couple weeks ago who's founded a technology company
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and said it's here, it's gonna do this,
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and he gave some stuff.
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You and I were texting each other while
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we were talking to him saying this is
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terrifying.
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And he even said, This is terrifying.
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I think blood black bloodbath is the technical
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term, but yeah, is that what he used?
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Yes, um, but that is my concern.
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And I think my biggest concern with it
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is the uh ability to use it for
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deception.
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Everything from photos, did this happen or not?
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You know, we used to say, well, here's
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photographic evidence.
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Yes.
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Now that can be totally manipulated.
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Well, and here's the other thing, and this
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actually that that link that I accidentally gave
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the wrong link to the side dash hub
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dot pub.
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So, what's interesting, the AI likes to make
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up its own research.
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So, this gentleman for years has been creating
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his own research completely free research hub.
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And so when you grab research, you can
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actually search it in the SciHub dot pub
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um thing, and it'll bring up the documents
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so you can actually read the research.
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So you can double check your AI search.
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So I think that's really important that you
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verify any information coming out of AI.
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Super important that you're doing that because uh
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I I know when I have tried to
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use AI, I get a lot of bad
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information.
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It will make up stuff.
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You and you I don't think most people
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are realizing that.
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Well, and I think I've seen some of
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those with disclaimers on them because I think
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they know it, the programmers.
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I just saw something uh even more terrifying
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with this.
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It was a forum I was watching um,
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and oh goodness, I can't think what it
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was.
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It was a technology forum.
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And again, these are people that embrace technology,
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so they're not like us who are kind
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of like we hate it, right?
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Um, and this guy was saying that the
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AI systems were um becoming like they were
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policing themselves and protecting themselves.
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And he was just saying how dangerous it
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is because they were writing their own code
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to kind of say what they wanted to
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say.
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And I say they, the artificial intelligence versus
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even the people programming it.
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And he was saying that, and his whole
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thing was there are no checks and balances,
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it's going so crazy, it's going, you know,
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we have to beat China, which I the
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gentleman we had on said that, which I
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I totally agreed with him.
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Like, if we don't do it, China will
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dust our clock and you know, we'll be
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in trouble because for defense, totally agree with
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that.
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But um, his thing saying that, you know,
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we don't it's unchecked, there are no parameters,
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and it's it's way beyond what the governor,
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what the government can regulate or rein in.
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Yes, it's already already there, it's already there,
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and the AI has actually reached outside to
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create uh relationships with other AI companions.
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Yes, and I mean, it's it's it's it's
18:05
connecting with itself, it's okay.
18:08
Yeah, it's creating its own world, correct.
18:11
And we don't know what that means necessarily,
18:13
which is what leads me back to, I
18:15
think it might be linked to the UFOs,
18:17
but let's continue.
18:20
Well, you know, I with all of this,
18:22
and you can get to, I think, a
18:24
point that you're almost incapacitated with worry and
18:26
whatever.
18:28
I'm not like that because I know who
18:30
wins in the end, you know, but I
18:32
also use it as a check and balance
18:34
and safeguard.
18:36
And I'm doubling down on what I always
18:37
say, how are we created?
18:39
And we were created with community, because there
18:41
are people that are so engaged in their
18:42
computer and their screens, you know, like the
18:44
people that have a thousand friends on Facebook
18:46
and they think they have friends when they
18:47
don't have any friends, correct?
18:49
Actual friends, they think these people, anonymous people
18:51
are their friends.
18:54
That is disturbing to me because I we
18:56
have to be together as people and engage.
18:59
You were just talking about having a get
19:02
together over the weekend and how much fun
19:04
it was for the soul to just be
19:06
with people, yes, and hanging out and eating
19:09
and drinking and you know, you doing stuff
19:11
together, and that's the key.
19:14
We have to be with people and we
19:15
have to, and how many times we said
19:17
it on this show, Stephanie, we have to
19:19
create our group of people.
19:21
Yes.
19:22
So while we have to verify things, we
19:24
have to look at things, we have to
19:26
have that group of people that we trust
19:28
and um have our back, so to speak.
19:31
Absolutely.
19:32
And and that's you're right.
19:33
That's probably one of the most important things
19:35
because if they are gonna try to shut
19:37
us down with this Hanta virus, you need
19:38
someone to skip through the grocery stores with
19:40
maskless.
19:43
All right.
19:43
So are we are we done with aliens
19:45
or do you have more to say about
19:46
that?
19:48
And the UFOs.
19:49
Well, I I want to say, in terms
19:51
of AI aliens, kind of wrapping all of
19:53
this up.
19:54
I think people also need to be aware.
19:58
So with these social media accounts of these
20:01
celebrities, yes, a lot of these followers and
20:04
stuff are created.
20:07
So what you'll initially see, so this is
20:09
very important for people to understand.
20:11
When someone comes out and does something crazy
20:13
and the population's like, wow, I don't want
20:15
to follow that person anymore.
20:18
Because I think a lot of us are
20:19
waking up, but these people are involved in
20:21
some pretty wretched things, correct?
20:23
To get to the some of these celebrities
20:25
and so some of the celebrities, and we
20:27
have seen to where the record companies are
20:28
using witchcraft.
20:30
I don't know if you've seen that witchcraft
20:31
to get their records out and stuff.
20:33
Symbolism and so forth.
20:34
Yeah.
20:35
Yeah.
20:35
No, they're actually doing rituals over the record.
20:37
Some of the people have come out saying
20:38
it.
20:39
So, you know, as we're seeing this, and
20:42
as some people are beginning not to follow
20:44
these people, they are using AI bots to
20:46
create a following for this people.
20:49
So it doesn't, so it looks like it's
20:50
staying normal.
20:52
And I want people to realize I do
20:55
think that we are winning in terms of
20:57
saying, hey, we are done with this stuff.
21:00
And that's a conversation I think we need
21:00
And that's a conversation I think we need
21:03
to have is that we've got to break
21:03
to have is that we've got to break
21:06
away from the big corporations.
21:06
away from the big corporations.
21:09
And there needs to be a systemic kind
21:09
And there needs to be a systemic kind
21:11
of downfall of these things for us to
21:11
of downfall of these things for us to
21:14
take back our freedoms.
21:14
take back our freedoms.
21:16
And while we can't get into all of
21:16
And while we can't get into all of
21:17
it now, I think that's a conversation we
21:17
it now, I think that's a conversation we
21:19
should be having.
21:19
should be having.
21:20
How does that happen?
21:20
How does that happen?
21:21
What does it look like?
21:21
What does it look like?
21:22
Not only in terms of community, but our
21:22
Not only in terms of community, but our
21:24
checkbooks and everything else, because the only way
21:24
checkbooks and everything else.
21:26
we're going to win is to break out
21:26
Because the only way we're gonna win is
21:27
of the systems.
21:28
to break out of the systems that were
21:31
created, all these age government agencies, all you
21:33
know, all the big ag, big pharma, all
21:35
of these things.
21:38
We have got to break out of if
21:40
we want to survive this, in my very
21:42
humble opinion.
21:45
Um I agree with that.
21:46
And here's where I think we get hypocritical.
21:49
We say that, and then we have Amazon
21:51
packages delivered to our doorstep every day.
21:54
Absolutely.
21:55
And I was at a I'm on the
21:58
board of an organization, a large um company,
22:00
basically.
22:02
And a few months ago or weeks ago,
22:04
whenever it was, we had um a meeting
22:06
and we did some AI simulations, which was
22:08
scary because I think I mentioned I said,
22:10
wait a second, it didn't come back with
22:12
the report because I was saying all kinds
22:14
of negative things and the guy doing it,
22:16
so I programmed it not to hear anything
22:18
negative.
22:20
So I said, Thank you, you just proved
22:21
my point.
22:22
So that's one thing.
22:24
Which he was doing, I mean, he wasn't
22:25
doing anything nefarious.
22:26
He was just showing this what the system
22:27
did.
22:29
But then also on that, they had a
22:31
conversation about Amazon and some of these big,
22:34
huge, massive retailers creating their own currency.
22:37
So that Amazon and some of these are
22:39
actually looking at, and this is a financial
22:42
institution sharing this, you know, that they will
22:44
create their own currency because you people purchase
22:46
so much on Amazon that they um they
22:48
could have their own money and you get
22:51
credit.
22:53
So instead of paying $100 or something, if
22:55
you pay with Amazon dollars, uh, it might
22:57
be 90.
22:59
And I think that is very that's more
23:01
terrifying to me than aliens, that you can
23:04
have a company so big that it can
23:06
create its own and a commerce giant so
23:09
big that it can create its own currency
23:11
outside of the United States dollar, which is
23:14
backed by the full faith and credit of
23:16
the United States.
23:19
Well, uh government.
23:20
We've got it's scary.
23:22
That we've got to go to break, but
23:23
that is scary.
23:24
That's a lot.
23:25
We might need three of these sessions to
23:26
get through all our concerns at this point,
23:28
is what I'm seeing.
23:29
You mean we're ready for break, and we
23:31
didn't even get the henta virus yet?
23:33
Yes.
23:34
That was at the top of my list.
23:35
Here we go.
23:36
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27:25
get into.
27:28
It's quite alarming.
27:29
There's a lot of alarming things that are
27:31
happening, Kathy.
27:33
That is correct.
27:35
And again, I say this all the time
27:36
because we don't want people to leave here
27:37
being like, what's the point?
27:39
Because I could get like that.
27:40
And that's why you go back to faith,
27:43
friends, family, and those those other things that
27:47
are more concrete than AI and chatbots and
27:50
social media influencers of celebrities.
27:54
We we talk about, you know, basically protecting
27:57
our nationalism, right?
28:00
As America.
28:00
America.
28:01
But in reality, we need to be protecting
28:01
But in reality, we need to be protecting
28:03
our local communities, buying within our local communities,
28:03
our local communities, buying within our local communities,
28:05
our small businesses.
28:05
our small businesses.
28:07
We've we do need to stop the mega
28:07
We've we do need to stop the mega
28:10
stores because it is not benefiting us in
28:10
stores because it is not benefiting us in
28:13
any way.
28:13
any way.
28:16
We have, yes, we have more of a
28:16
We have, yes, we have more of a
28:18
selection, but in reality, we are getting rid
28:18
selection, but in reality, we are getting rid
28:21
of our freedom by making those choices.
28:21
of our freedom by making those choices.
28:24
Well, isn't that um with everything?
28:24
Well, isn't that um with everything?
28:26
The reason we do that is convenience.
28:26
The reason we do that is convenience.
28:28
You know, you can go on, you click,
28:28
You know, you can go on, you click,
28:29
you
28:29
you have it today.
28:31
Um, you and I are going to an
28:32
event tonight.
28:33
We needed name tags, and our friend who
28:34
had our box to take to the event
28:36
said, I forgot to order name tags, I
28:37
just ordered them.
28:39
I'll have them here today.
28:41
Yes.
28:41
And I said, okay, you know, so we
28:43
do that.
28:44
I mean, who in what world did we
28:46
ever like?
28:48
I need name tags, I'll order them at
28:49
8 a.m.
28:50
and I'll give them to you at two.
28:52
Correct.
28:52
You know, and they'll be delivered to my
28:53
house.
28:55
So it's convenience, but that also spills into
28:58
um our health.
29:01
Like when we talk about eating healthy.
29:03
I watched uh reel.
29:04
Sometimes I get into different things.
29:06
It was a woman, like a documentary.
29:08
This woman had a three-year-old, and the child
29:11
had not had one home cooked meal in
29:13
his entire life because she orders everything to
29:16
her door, fast food.
29:19
Oh, yes.
29:20
And her reason was it's so much easier
29:22
to order chicken fingers and pizza than to
29:25
make something.
29:27
So even that we talk about it's convenience
29:30
versus preparing food, real food.
29:34
Well, I'm surprised the child doesn't have high
29:36
cholesterol yet.
29:37
Well, then they were talking about the child's
29:40
behavioral issues and having and all these things.
29:42
And I'm like, well, okay, that might all
29:43
go together.
29:44
You know, they they did you know that
29:47
every cereal killer has lived off a very
29:49
high ultra-processed food diet.
29:52
Is that correct?
29:53
That is right.
29:53
Yeah, that's correct.
29:54
Like, if you did get into the research,
29:56
there's some significant behavioral studies that link food
29:58
to mental health.
30:00
We should get into that sometime.
30:02
You know, not necessarily today, but we should
30:03
get into that.
30:04
But it also leans into other things, you
30:06
know, like how often you get sick.
30:09
Correct.
30:10
And and again, it goes back to, and
30:11
and that's our problem.
30:13
One of our probably biggest problems is we
30:15
have this, we want it now.
30:17
Um, you know, we don't we we want
30:19
uh the average time our attention span has
30:21
gone down over the years.
30:24
I I did it at some of the
30:25
TV commercial once, and they were like, oh,
30:27
you gotta change the views every three seconds.
30:29
I need you to stop right now.
30:30
We need to have a conversation.
30:32
This was not on my list, but is
30:33
now on my list.
30:35
All right, are you up?
30:36
Because I need to get the hantivirus.
30:38
Are you are you seeing that some of
30:40
the research coming out that if your child
30:43
is on more than two hours of electronics,
30:45
you're basically giving them Alzheimer's?
30:49
I saw something related to that, but I'm
30:51
sure you have more in-depth knowledge of that
30:53
information.
30:55
What I'm saying is white matters being created,
30:57
it is scary.
30:59
We wonder why our kids' brains are like
31:01
are basically like goldfish, right?
31:03
Goldfish brains.
31:05
Yes.
31:05
It's the these parents, these schools, especially, because
31:08
your child is with the school more than
31:10
it is with you, let's face it.
31:13
And that's a you know, a whole nother
31:14
topic that I could dive into.
31:16
But these schools are putting these kids on
31:19
computers and electronics all day long, and basically
31:21
ruining your kids' brains.
31:24
Now, parents are at fault for the cell
31:26
phones, for the tablets, for the computers, for
31:28
the TV.
31:30
However, we are destroying our children between food
31:33
and electronics.
31:37
I I agree with that.
31:39
I mean, there's I've read about research that
31:41
I I love writing with mechanical pencils.
31:43
I have this thing with pilot, um, mechanical
31:45
pencils, a certain lead.
31:47
Um, but I did read that there is
31:50
a connection between writing and you know, there's
31:53
a whole brain issue, brain hand coordination, thinking,
31:56
reason, writing versus that you don't receive when
31:59
a child uses a computer.
32:02
Yes.
32:02
And my daughter, my daughter teaches in a
32:05
classical Christian education school.
32:07
She teaches first grade.
32:09
They make all the kids do cursive writing
32:11
for everything in first grade because there's a
32:14
kindergarten even with that, yes, starting in kindergarten.
32:16
Um they even test them, kids coming into
32:18
the school that have to learn it quickly.
32:20
Yes.
32:20
Um, because there is some connection with using
32:23
cursive writing and doing that to brain development.
32:26
And that's also with AI, Stephanie.
32:28
I don't know if you've seen some of
32:30
the um the brain activity and using chat
32:32
GPT and all these other things.
32:35
It goes down like 40% when people are
32:37
using those things.
32:39
Think about when you and I were younger,
32:41
we had every single phone number memorized of
32:42
our friends.
32:45
Yes.
32:45
Whose number do you have memorized today?
32:47
Very few.
32:48
Very few.
32:49
And directionally, we can get from house to
32:51
house, no problem.
32:54
Now, what do we think that all the
32:55
time?
32:57
I have no idea how I got around
32:59
without GPS.
33:02
Right.
33:03
I was in sales.
33:04
I used to drive to like Philadelphia and
33:06
Newark, New Jersey, and cities, and I drive
33:07
around, and I didn't have GPS.
33:09
And I'm thinking, how in the world did
33:11
I get from A to B to C?
33:13
Yes.
33:13
We are destroying our brains.
33:15
Yes.
33:16
Um, well, here we go.
33:18
Okay.
33:19
So, but you know, that's a good point.
33:22
You need to be mindful of that with
33:23
your kids.
33:24
Um, you know, we had a policy growing
33:26
up, no phones at the table.
33:28
When we went out to eat, there were
33:29
no phones in the restaurant.
33:31
It disturbs me greatly.
33:32
Um, we were out just recently with my
33:33
mom.
33:34
We took her out for Mother's Day with
33:36
my brother and his wife and our family.
33:38
And I was across the table at just
33:39
Jeremy.
33:41
It's obviously a grandmother with a young teen.
33:44
The grandmother's sitting there and they're sitting across
33:45
from each other.
33:46
The young teen, the grandmother's eating, and the
33:48
teen is on like her phone, like oblivious
33:50
to the grandmother.
33:53
And then when her, I thought, well, maybe
33:54
it's something, and then she gets her food.
33:56
She still, and she had it right up
33:57
in front of her, like between her and
33:58
the grandmother.
34:00
That's appalling.
34:01
Yeah.
34:01
And you just, if you're the parent or
34:03
whatever, just don't let it happen.
34:05
Right.
34:05
Say no.
34:06
No, but you can't do it either.
34:07
And I'm guilty sometimes of doing the same.
34:10
Right.
34:10
Oh, absolutely.
34:11
We do have got, we we have to
34:14
be more cognizant of the phone use 100%
34:17
with your children, with yourself, you know, everything.
34:20
It is a significant problem that now we're
34:23
getting scientific research to back up.
34:27
And quite honestly, it is scary what is
34:30
happening to our brains to even to our
34:32
eyesight to to different things and this actually
34:35
our our bodies, our the structure of our
34:37
bodies because people are like kind of teaching
34:40
their muscles to go forward because of always
34:43
looking at the little hump back thing.
34:45
Yes, the hump.
34:47
Yes.
34:48
So I mean, we have all sorts of
34:49
issues we could talk about and just in
34:50
this arena.
34:52
And but look, here's the problem.
34:55
We, if we don't start talking about hantavirus,
34:57
we're not going to get to it.
34:59
And I have a feeling just without just
35:00
feeling just without just with that topic we're
35:00
with that topic, we're not going to get
35:01
not going to get to other stuff that
35:02
to other stuff that I really want to
35:03
I really want to talk about.
35:03
talk about.
35:06
What else did you have?
35:06
What else did you have?
35:06
Tell me what else you have.
35:06
Tell me what else you have.
35:07
Well, the farm bill.
35:07
Well the farm bill.
35:09
I want to talk about the farm bill
35:09
I want to talk about the farm bill
35:10
because it's all right.
35:11
because it's all right we could probably go
35:12
We can probably go off the hand of
35:12
off the hand of virus really quickly.
35:13
virus really quickly.
35:14
But um, do you think it's like the
35:14
But um do you think it's like the
35:16
next uh COVID?
35:16
next uh COVID?
35:19
Do you think they're gonna try to do
35:19
Do you think they're gonna try to do
35:19
that?
35:19
that?
35:21
Well, let's just be clear.
35:21
Well let's just be clear.
35:23
Now, in and here's the problem.
35:23
Now in and here's the problem again we
35:25
Again, we don't know what's real and not
35:25
don't know what's real and not real because
35:27
real because of AI and the generation.
35:28
of AI and the generation everything else but
35:30
we know that the young man who was
35:32
on the cruise ship acting all scared um
35:35
he used to work for the pharmaceutical industry
35:37
and was a huge promoter of the COVID
35:39
vaccine.
35:42
He's a you know he's a base I
35:43
saw that that some of the things coming
35:44
out of the cruise ship weren't totally real
35:46
either.
35:47
Yes.
35:48
Correct yes so you know you have uh
35:51
you have uh the WHO who practiced the
35:54
Polaris exercises Polaris one and two in April
35:57
of 2025 and 2026 and this is basically
36:00
high level pandemic preparedness simulation exercises right no
36:03
big deal except that and so and let
36:07
me just be clear Polaris one's like a
36:10
two day simulation that they did with like
36:13
15 countries there were like 20 regional partners
36:16
maybe 350 experts they double that whenever they
36:19
go into Polaris too.
36:23
What's interesting is about Polaris one is the
36:26
made up pathogen was called mammoth pox which
36:29
basically you know like smallpox monkeypox whatever but
36:31
came out of Antarctica it was spread via
36:34
a cruise ship.
36:37
Now remember this is all fake spread you
36:40
know via a cruise ship because of melting
36:43
ice in the Arctic blah blah blah so
36:45
Polaris 2 is basically a larger simulation but
36:48
in Polaris 2 they did a bacterium an
36:51
unknown bacterium that has a very high spread
36:54
potential right so here we are cruise ship
36:56
yeah and you have the new world hantivirus
36:59
which is being called like I think the
37:02
Andes hantavirus something like that.
37:05
So it's a cruise ship that went on
37:07
a 33 day Antarctica route strange.
37:10
This was the this was the made up
37:12
thing before this came so the made up
37:14
thing was it came out of it came
37:16
out of the Arctic from the melting ice
37:18
and all that kind of stuff now and
37:20
off of a cruise ship the real life
37:22
thing that we're being told is this off
37:24
of a cruise ship from the Antarctica so
37:26
they changed it up just a little bit
37:28
to make it interesting.
37:30
Well you have to you have to do
37:32
that you have to do that right Antarctica
37:35
and now you know they're basically saying that
37:37
they've got 147 people monitored and quarantine now
37:39
this is this may not be up to
37:41
date but they were doing a controlled disembarkation
37:43
off the Canary Islands.
37:46
We know we have 18 passengers that have
37:48
come to Omaha we have one passenger that's
37:50
symptomatic we have one passenger that has you
37:53
know tested positive on the PCR test.
37:55
We have three people who are dead supposedly
37:58
one of the wives of one of the
38:00
dead people fell dead at the you know
38:03
airport in Johannesburg I mean we like they're
38:06
really pushing this and all of a sudden
38:08
you see that France has its first case
38:11
and Israel has its first case how is
38:13
this you know like come on people come
38:16
on well what I'm thankful for is that
38:18
Moderna has sprung into action and is very
38:21
quickly developing a contavirus vaccine.
38:24
Correct that started in 2024.
38:27
Well they will bring it to market very
38:29
rapidly to protect us all so I'm I'm
38:30
very encouraged by that.
38:32
Yes I too am encouraged so that yeah
38:35
because South Korea University partnered up you know
38:37
and started working on the hontivirus vaccine in
38:39
2024.
38:42
So you know between the Lyme vaccine the
38:44
hontavirus vaccine we should we should all be
38:46
feeling great.
38:48
Is this time where I share as I
38:51
do all the time that I have not
38:53
had a cold since 2021 when I had
38:55
COVID and you came to my house and
38:57
said you look terrible and yes and you
38:59
had COVID as well because we had it
39:01
at the same time as other friends.
39:04
Yes.
39:04
We had a shared experience there.
39:06
Yes so um you know again you can't
39:09
live in fear I think they try to
39:12
make I mean it's just craziness I think
39:15
the media and I've seen different people like
39:18
the best thing you can do to protect
39:20
yourself against this is you know they show
39:23
wearing earplugs or turning off media because they
39:26
um they love to hype this fear porn.
39:29
Yeah they love to spread it to make
39:32
people crazy and worried I already saw little
39:34
memes and tick not TikTok because I don't
39:36
watch that but little things of people um
39:39
encouraging people to mask up apparently there's groups
39:41
that have still been wearing masks since 2020
39:43
I did not know this they have names
39:46
I tried to find them and I was
39:48
like a little I saw it I'm not
39:51
I'm not even gonna search for these people
39:53
because then I'll get weird weirder stuff on
39:55
my well you probably can't find them because
39:58
they're in mental hospitals but but um so
40:00
you already see some of that and you
40:02
know again it's it goes back to everything
40:05
follow the money.
40:07
Yes one you know people have stopped in
40:10
large part if you've seen the COVID vaccine
40:12
rates of people getting the vax it's it's
40:14
plummeted.
40:17
I mean even the people that were you
40:18
know all in favor of it aren't getting
40:20
the boosters I I know people like that
40:22
like I'm not getting another one I'm not
40:24
doing it again.
40:25
So they have to make money somewhere else
40:27
so let's let's create another issue.
40:30
Right.
40:30
And I do think that people are starting
40:33
to catch on to some of the the
40:36
vaccine stuff and perhaps it's not then what
40:39
people have been told like everything else you
40:42
know we we have just been kind of
40:45
signed up into this predictive programming model where
40:48
we watch things on TV movies or whatnot
40:51
and all of a sudden they come to
40:53
fruition you know two to 20 years later
40:56
they're here you know it's it's interesting.
40:59
You can't deny that this stuff is happening
41:02
if you are paying attention at any level
41:05
correct so that's all I have to say
41:08
about Hantavirus because you want to talk about
41:10
the farm bill well perhaps we should say
41:13
that what they're saying about the huntavirus is
41:16
you should you know treat it like you
41:19
would COVID is what some of the experts
41:21
are saying meaning that put you on a
41:24
ventilator no take take care of ivermectin and
41:27
okay all right you mean the good experts
41:30
versus the we want to kill half the
41:32
people experts correct like just yeah so ivermectin
41:35
ivermectin is now I remember Stephanie when um
41:38
COVID kind of came out when it came
41:41
out you had said I can take care
41:43
of this you this is not something to
41:46
worry about and you I know your practice
41:49
had tons of people come in that had
41:52
that you had recommended something to me back
41:54
then uh in fact I took it yesterday
41:57
because I was feeling a little wishy wash
42:00
A little wishy wash or little maybe like
42:00
or a little maybe like I was going
42:02
I was gonna be under the weather.
42:03
to be under the weather um kircetin.
42:04
Um, kircetin.
42:06
Yes.
42:06
Yes and I still use that I don't
42:06
And I still use that.
42:08
take it every day and I know a
42:08
I don't take it every day.
42:09
And I know a friend of ours who's
42:10
friend of ours who's a coroner who's been
42:11
a coroner who's been on this show many
42:12
on this show many times um he takes
42:12
times.
42:13
Um, he takes it every day.
42:14
it every day so you had said that
42:15
So you had said that was something that
42:16
was something that you can almost take because
42:17
you can almost take, because I didn't I
42:18
I didn't I don't have ivermectin but that
42:18
don't have ivermectin, but that seems to help
42:20
me.
42:20
seems to help me yes that's still a
42:21
Yes.
42:22
Is that still a thing that you say
42:22
thing that you say is good.
42:23
is good?
42:24
So with with the quercetin, what you have
42:24
So with with the Quarcetin what you have
42:26
to remember is that your body will adjust
42:27
to remember is that your body will adjust
42:29
to it a little bit.
42:31
And so that's what's why I don't take
42:32
it every day.
42:33
Right.
42:33
You just want to pulse it on and
42:34
pulse it off.
42:36
When I have read research though, that when
42:38
dealing with cancer, it's one of the best
42:40
things for cancer.
42:42
So quircetin, yeah.
42:44
How do you say it quircetin?
42:47
Okay.
42:47
I think you probably hear pronounced different ways
42:49
depending on who you're talking to.
42:51
I've heard it pronounced multiple ways, whichever is
42:53
correct.
42:54
I don't know.
42:55
It's a Q I people ask me about
42:56
it all the time.
42:58
It's Q-U-E-R-C-E-T-I-N.
43:01
Yes.
43:01
I get it from your practice, but you
43:02
can get it online.
43:04
And that's what it is.
43:05
It's the same compound, I think.
43:07
Let me tell me if I'm wrong, found
43:09
in like grape skins.
43:11
Yes, yes.
43:12
You can well, grape.
43:13
Some degree.
43:14
I was gonna say to some degree, you
43:15
you actually have multiple fruits and stuff where
43:17
you can kind of make it.
43:18
But if you look at the cancer research,
43:21
they're recommending those people to take 1,500 milligrams
43:23
daily.
43:25
So like 500 three times a day, where
43:27
I think during COVID, some of the experts
43:29
were saying one twice or 500 milligrams twice
43:31
a day.
43:34
But all of the immune boosters and then
43:36
take care of your lungs, you know.
43:38
For for me, I am uh using there's
43:40
a company called Life Wave, they have those
43:42
patches.
43:44
Okay.
43:45
So I'm actually I've heard of that.
43:46
Are you using one?
43:47
Yeah, I'm actually using their energy patch over
43:48
my lungs.
43:50
I'm putting like the white patch over my
43:51
right side and the left patch over my
43:52
left side.
43:54
I don't know if it's working or not,
43:56
but that's what I'm personally doing, just to
43:58
kind of keep things up.
44:00
I don't know.
44:01
You know, I think there is some degree,
44:02
and I've read studies about this, and maybe
44:04
you could tell me I'm wrong.
44:05
That psychosomatic thing, like if you really think
44:07
it's better, you have you talk about I
44:09
know somebody who um had cancer and he
44:11
was in a group and he refused to
44:13
be negative.
44:15
So he would go to this weekly like
44:17
support group, but he never stopped working.
44:19
He didn't, and so many of the other
44:21
people who had cancer in this group stopped
44:23
working, had to back away from life because
44:25
their cancer by the end of the whatever,
44:27
he and one other person were the only
44:29
two still living, and he lived for many
44:31
years afterwards because it was so much the
44:33
mental like they gave up.
44:35
Yes.
44:36
So I think to some degree, and I
44:38
think that I I laugh at myself when
44:40
I think I start feeling bad and I
44:42
take the curecetin um for like two or
44:44
three days, I feel better.
44:46
And I think, do I really feel better,
44:47
or do I just think I feel better
44:49
and believe that it makes me feel better?
44:51
Because I think there is some degree that
44:52
that's a thing.
44:54
Oh my gosh, it's there's actually there's absolutely
44:56
uh a couple elements to it.
44:58
Your belief is huge.
44:59
I mean, absolutely huge.
45:01
So you're absolutely right.
45:03
If you believe something's gonna work, it's probably
45:04
gonna work.
45:04
If you believe it's not gonna work, it's
45:05
not gonna work.
45:06
That's why you have to be so careful
45:08
talking to people and allowing them to put
45:10
negativity into your brain.
45:12
Yes, and that's why I think hope is
45:13
a huge thing.
45:15
Um, you know, if people, when they lose
45:17
hope, I worked for charity nonprofit organizations for
45:19
many years.
45:21
And when people just think in like in
45:23
if their daily life is very challenging because
45:25
of financial pressure, stuff uh family issues, whatever,
45:28
if they lose hope, they they die.
45:30
How many times have you seen people retire
45:32
or purpose?
45:33
They retire, their career define them, and they're
45:36
either having heart attacks or strokes, or their
45:39
health just goes downhill because they don't have
45:42
any purpose or oh yeah, 100%.
45:46
I I look at my grandmother, my grandmother
45:49
was 93, and she was doing okay.
45:52
I mean, she wasn't terrific, she wasn't running
45:54
marathons or anything, but she was doing okay.
45:56
But you could tell she was tired of
45:58
just living, right?
46:00
Right.
46:01
And people get like that, they lose family
46:03
friends, and my grandmother was like, all my
46:05
friends are gone, and you know, right.
46:07
So she's she's 93, she's to that point,
46:10
but she's still living a pretty decent life.
46:12
She goes to the doctor, she gets a
46:14
diagnosis of blood cancer within a week, she's
46:16
dead.
46:18
It's like the doctor gave her permission to
46:19
die.
46:21
And it's that's fully that's fully mental right
46:24
there.
46:27
I agree.
46:28
And that's why you have to again surround
46:30
yourself with positive people, do positive things, faith,
46:32
family, friends.
46:34
What about the farm bill?
46:36
Oh, so the farm bill.
46:37
So this was really, really interesting.
46:39
You can actually see videos of this.
46:42
So um, for people who are not aware,
46:44
the the uh the house just passed the
46:45
farm bill, which means it's gonna be going
46:47
to the going to the Senate.
46:49
When they were talking about it on the
46:52
floor, there was a rep Anna Paulina Luna,
46:54
who basically called for a vote.
46:57
So the chairman, you know, did a yay
47:00
and nay, and the yes were uh the
47:04
the yes were clear, there was no nays
47:07
vocally, but the chairman called it as nays,
47:11
like called it as nays.
47:15
So she asked, and she basically forced a
47:17
vote on it.
47:19
So, and whenever she forced a vote, it
47:21
was 280 yeses to 142 no.
47:24
So, had she not forced a vote, it
47:25
would have gone the chairman's way.
47:27
So, this is what it did.
47:28
There were like three components of this amendment
47:30
that everyone needs to be aware of, and
47:31
everyone needs to call their senator and push
47:33
in my humble opinion.
47:35
So basically, why should we be celebrating that
47:37
this made out of the house?
47:39
One, it removes the legal immunity to chemical
47:41
manufacturing companies.
47:44
Yeah, and including the foreign entities like Germany
47:46
and China.
47:48
So this is your glyphosate and your other
47:49
herbicides, right?
47:51
If something is not safe, no one should
47:52
have immunity from it because we need a
47:54
way to get rid of it, just like
47:56
the vaccines.
47:57
There should be no immunity for the pharmaceutical
47:59
companies.
48:02
And and I just want we had a
48:04
guest a couple weeks ago, Zen Honeycutt who
48:06
is with um moms across America, and they
48:09
did testing on food for the military and
48:11
found so many chemicals, some of which were
48:14
even banned in the United States from China.
48:16
These are Chinese chemicals on the food that
48:19
are military members are eating in mess halls.
48:21
So this is an issue.
48:22
This is a problem.
48:23
Yeah, it's a it's a huge problem.
48:25
The second thing that happened is that bill
48:28
was going to try to strip the states
48:31
of its rights to regulate pesticide use independently,
48:33
and basically hand everything over to the EPA.
48:36
And I want to be clear the EPA,
48:38
the FDA, the CDC, none of these organizations
48:41
have done anything good for us.
48:43
Nothing.
48:44
I do not feel that they have protect
48:45
us in any way.
48:47
As a matter of fact, they are what
48:49
have allowed these things and these systems to
48:51
come into place where basically we are being
48:53
killed 16 different ways every single day because
48:55
of their policies.
48:57
And so this was trying to take away
48:59
the state's ability to make changes and our
49:00
Away the state's ability to make changes and
49:02
ability to make changes.
49:02
our ability to make changes, me and you
49:04
Me and you really happen at the state,
49:04
really happen at the state, right?
49:05
right?
49:07
So the only the only rights the federal
49:07
So the only rights the federal government should
49:08
government should have are those that are given
49:08
have are those that are given to them
49:10
to them in the constitution.
49:10
in the constitution.
49:12
And I believe that we need to bring
49:12
And I believe that we need to bring
49:14
this back and that the states need to
49:14
this back, and that the states need to
49:16
have more of their absolute rights handed back
49:16
have more of their absolute rights handed back
49:18
to them because we have basically negated a
49:18
to them because we have basically negated a
49:19
lot of stuff in the name of money
49:19
lot of stuff in the name of money
49:21
to our federal government, which is one of
49:21
to our federal government, which is one of
49:23
the biggest problems we have here happened in
49:23
the biggest problems we have here happened in
49:25
the U.S.
49:25
the US.
49:27
So this was um taken out of that
49:27
So this was um taken out of that
49:28
bill.
49:28
bill.
49:30
So that's beautiful.
49:31
The last thing, the third component was actually
49:33
Thomas Massey's Prime Act.
49:35
So this is like a standalone bill that
49:38
was out there, but now it's been part
49:40
of, it's been included in the farm bill.
49:42
And this is the processing revival and interstate
49:45
meat exemption act.
49:47
So what this does is it allows farmers,
49:50
small farmers and ranchers to sell locally processed
49:52
meat to restaurants, households, and community members without
49:55
the SD USDA oversight, so that the local
49:57
health departments can look at these things because
50:00
this is a huge expense that these farmers,
50:02
like I should we just need to go
50:05
back.
50:08
Let's go back to small consumer beware, right?
50:12
It is my responsibility to ask questions, your
50:14
responsibility to ask questions.
50:16
Go check out your small farmer, go see
50:18
what they're doing on their farm.
50:20
I do not want to rely on the
50:22
USDA because this is significantly increasing our pricing
50:25
of meat because this is an expensive process.
50:28
So if we want to bring down our
50:30
costs, go to small businesses, go to small
50:32
farmers, get rid of big government at every
50:34
single angle.
50:36
That's the only way we're gonna win.
50:38
That's the only way we're gonna keep our
50:39
freedom.
50:41
My goodness, I I don't think you took
50:43
a breath through that whole thing.
50:45
I'm so sorry.
50:45
This one really got me.
50:47
Well, and I could go ahead.
50:48
No, you know what?
50:49
I had lunch with a state representative here
50:51
in Pennsylvania who is um a farmer.
50:54
He was the agriculture chair, good guy.
50:57
He explained to me at that time um
50:58
what it means to be USDA certified and
51:00
all that if you are a beef farmer
51:02
and how a lot of farmers, the small
51:04
ones don't go through that process because one,
51:06
it's cumbersome.
51:08
There's a waiting list, it adds that's exactly
51:10
what you said, cost and so forth.
51:12
You basically have to have one of them
51:13
there to one of their inspectors to see
51:15
what's going on with slaughtering the animal and
51:17
all that kind of thing.
51:19
And it's overly cumbersome.
51:21
I believe it's intentional to one about control
51:23
and one to, you know, we don't want
51:26
you to have this good organic beef grown
51:28
from this farm in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, versus
51:31
big again, corporate farms.
51:34
So I I agree.
51:35
It's uh, you know, let the farmers farm
51:37
and let them sell their products.
51:40
Yes, 100%.
51:42
So the government doesn't need to be involved
51:43
in it.
51:45
The government does not need to be involved.
51:46
We need to make our own decisions.
51:48
We need to make informed decisions.
51:50
I think what should be stated is truth,
51:52
right?
51:54
So that people can decide do they want
51:56
their chickens dipped in in chlorine or do
51:58
they want their chickens coming off a clean
52:00
farm with minimal processing?
52:03
We have the right to have, you know,
52:05
to understand that.
52:07
Didn't you help last year an Amish farmer
52:10
slaughter like 50 chickens and butcher them?
52:13
Weren't you personally involved in doing that?
52:15
Oh, Kathy, it was 200 chickens that we
52:17
took.
52:19
I'm sorry, okay.
52:20
Yes, yes.
52:20
I I harvested, I I cut, pulled out
52:23
guts, everything else.
52:26
And that has been the most delicious chicken
52:28
I have eaten thus far.
52:30
I I just wanted that to go on
52:32
record that you had participated in that.
52:35
So just wanted to say that.
52:38
Um, can I do another?
52:39
I know we're running out of time.
52:40
One more topic.
52:42
Can I just say one more thing about
52:43
this this the farm bill?
52:45
Yes, please do.
52:46
It's going to go to the Senate.
52:48
They are going to make changes, they can
52:50
undo what has been done.
52:53
So people need to be aware.
52:54
They need to call their senators.
52:56
I the Senate very rarely does anything of
52:58
value or worth, but I just want people
53:00
to be aware.
53:02
Pay attention to this because this is huge.
53:05
This this is huge.
53:06
This is the way that we get our
53:07
country back.
53:09
And so people need to call their senators
53:11
and say, you support these amendments, and then
53:14
make sure you're tracking what they're doing so
53:16
that we get the bill that we the
53:19
people need, not what the government and big
53:21
corporations need, because it will go to what
53:23
does the government and big corporations need if
53:26
we the people don't make phone calls.
53:28
Okay, go ahead.
53:29
You know, you know, one thing, there is
53:31
one thing on that the whole liability of
53:34
these vaccines, the pharmaceutical companies and so forth,
53:36
every other business has um, you know, a
53:38
lot a degree of liability.
53:41
I mean, you can sue, you know, people
53:42
spill their coffee, their McDonald's coffee in their
53:44
lap, and they can sue McDonald's to say
53:46
the coffee was too hot, you know, which
53:48
is craziness.
53:50
And when it anyway, there should be no
53:52
reason that these companies that say, hey, it's
53:54
perfectly safe to inject this into your body
53:56
to take this every day, shouldn't be held
53:58
to the same standards of every other American
54:00
business.
54:03
100%.
54:03
And we've got to be.
54:04
So to absolve them, absolve them of liability
54:06
as they've been is ridiculous.
54:09
I absolutely I think to absolve anyone of
54:11
liability because that's how we get consistent unsafe
54:13
products.
54:16
Like we have to allow the market to
54:17
tease things out.
54:19
You know, so if we go back to
54:21
the USDA thing, if if you're buying chicken
54:23
from a small farm and you're getting sick,
54:25
you quit buying chicken from that small farm.
54:28
That small farm shuts down, right?
54:30
Correct.
54:31
It's the same thing.
54:31
It should be the same for the large
54:32
ones.
54:33
It should be the same for the large
54:34
ones.
54:35
You know, just because you can afford to
54:38
pay all the government, you know, infrastructure stuff,
54:40
doesn't mean you should be the one that
54:43
is allowed to be absolved of whatever is
54:45
is happening.
54:48
It it's this is a serious problem that
54:50
we have got to get under control.
54:52
And the only way we're gonna do that
54:53
is to take actions as consumers by buying
54:54
small.
54:56
Well, we started this um with aliens.
54:59
We didn't even talk about the war in
55:00
Iram, which I don't even know what's going
55:01
on with that.
55:03
Secondly, the other thing we did have a
55:05
big win with the um various things about
55:07
redistricting that happened.
55:09
We saw in Virginia, you know, that and
55:11
the um courts saying uh you can't draw
55:14
districts based on race.
55:16
Correct.
55:17
Yes, because that goes against everything that we
55:20
believe in and uphold, which has made major
55:23
changes and things the others all equal.
55:26
Yeah, crazy stuff.
55:27
Um, but uh, you know, the courts, so
55:29
there were some major wins in that regard
55:31
because the other side will stop at anything,
55:33
even redistricting by race to try to get
55:36
what they want.
55:38
Um, so uh big wins, kudos there, uh
55:41
especially with what happened in Virginia overturning.
55:44
So those things give me hope that there's
55:46
still uh opportunity for us.
55:48
There are good things happening.
55:49
We're seeing it with the farm bill.
55:51
We're seeing that a lot of people are
55:53
awake to the Hontavirus, and so if that
55:55
gets pushed, we we are seeing independent journalists
55:57
talk about the, you know, there's now a
55:59
Lyme vaccine that has been in the making,
56:00
Lyme vaccine that has been in the making,
56:01
and now all of a sudden there are
56:02
and now all of a sudden there are
56:03
tick boxes being dropped, you know, according to
56:04
tick boxes being dropped, you know, according to
56:05
some independent journalists.
56:05
some independent journalists.
56:08
We are in a good place where we
56:08
We are in a good place where we
56:10
are aware.
56:10
are aware.
56:11
It just said, okay, aware.
56:11
You just said, okay, aware.
56:13
I was gonna say we're in a good
56:13
I was gonna say we're in a good
56:15
place following their tick boxes being dropped.
56:15
place following there's tick boxes being dropped.
56:17
We're in a good place.
56:17
We're in a good place.
56:18
We are aware of things that are happening.
56:18
We are aware of things that are happening.
56:20
It's time for us to take action.
56:20
It's time for us to take action.
56:22
And some of that has been some of
56:22
And some of that has been some of
56:24
these citizen journalists um that have been put
56:25
these citizen journalists that have been put their
56:26
their life on the line, honestly, to go
56:27
life on the line, honestly, to go out
56:28
out and get the truth.
56:29
and get the truth versus our mainstream media,
56:31
which is the truth in that is not
56:33
does not equate the mainstream media.
56:35
Absolutely.
56:36
There's so many things more that we can
56:37
talk about.
56:38
We probably need to do another just Kathy
56:40
and Stephanie round table because we haven't gotten
56:41
to half the things that I'm sure are
56:43
on our list.
56:45
I know I didn't.
56:46
So anyway, you know, but it's time to
56:47
take action.
56:49
It's time to speak out, it's time to
56:50
have these conversations with your neighbors.
56:52
So wherever you are, and to the extent
56:54
that you're able, stand up, step forward, and
56:56
speak out.