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Dems fold, deep state bleeds, doctors & pastors drop truth bombs! · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  In this political coliseum, we slay the rising beast with the fateful sword of truth that transcends hypocrisy and censorship.
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  It's time to unleash yourself from the tyrants of media propaganda on the America Out Loud Talk Radio Network.
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  This is unleashed the political news hour.
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  Good evening, Patriots.
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  I'm Nate Kane and welcome to Unleashed the Political News Hour.
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  We have a packed schedule today, so we're going to get right into it.
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  There's been so much that has been going on.
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  But of course, on day 41 of the Schumer shutdown, and the radical Democrats finally blinked after holding 330 million Americans hostage for six straight weeks, over hundreds of billions in Obamacare bailouts for their big pharma donors.
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  Chuck Schumer and his caucus of chaos caved last night.
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  Snapping food stamps from kids and grounding air traffic controllers just to prop up a failed socialist health care scam.
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  Look, guys, this was never about health care affordability.
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  It was the Democrats demanding taxpayer cash keep flowing to insurance giants while illegals flood emergency rooms scot free.
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  Schumer blocked 14 clean votes.
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  14 because he thought he could break Trump wrong.
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  The people broke him.
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  House the House votes this week.
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  Trump is going to sign it, and the government will reopen, likely right after the holiday.
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  Victory lap is incoming.
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  But here's the kicker, folks.
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  While Schumer was crying uncle, President Trump dropped a Moab on Obamacare.
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  On True Social, he told Senate Republicans, send those hundreds of billions straight to the American people, not the money sucking insurance companies.
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  Let families buy real plans and keep the change.
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  Boom.
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  That's America first healthcare.
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  No middleman, no mandates, no more propping up a broken system that's been robbing us blind since 2010.
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  And speaking of killing bad ideas, the Supreme Court just grabbed a massive election integrity out of Mississippi.
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  SCOTUS will decide if states can keep counting ballots that trickle in days after election day.
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  The Fifth Circuit already struck down the law.
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  Good.
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  Because late ballots are where the cheat hides.
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  No more found votes in the trunk of a car at 3 a.m.
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  If ballots have got to be there and in by election day, they gotta be in.
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  Period.
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  Anything else is open to is an open invitation, I should say, to fraud.
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  Trump warned us about this in 2020.
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  The work that I did on election integrity in 2020 saw ample evidence of fraud that was being done on a massive scale with mail in ballots and with the voter registration and also with these trickling in ballots coming in after the fact.
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  So let's talk about deep state sabotage.
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  Because an explosive leak from encrypted signal chats showed ex USAID bureaucrats plotting with foreign NGOs and John Hopkins globalist, John Hopkins globalists to create a global anti-authoritarian movement, and I say that with air quotes against President Trump before he even took office.
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  Again, they're bragging about moving off government systems, coordinating color revolution tactics, and using buzzwords like fractal ecosystems to overthrow our duly elected government.
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  That is downright treason.
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  No wonder Trump's cleaning house.
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  At what point do we start indictments?
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  That's what I want to see.
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  And I think that's what most of the American people want to see.
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  Cleaning house is exactly what the Treasury is doing.
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  They announced a full audit of $9 billion in shady preference contracts, mostly Biden era DEI scams and uh eight a fraud.
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  They already torched 253 million tied to one crooked firm.
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  Secretary Bessant said that we are not going to tolerate fraudulent misuse.
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  Amen.
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  I am sick and tired of seeing a system that rewards criminals.
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  I mean, that's really what has been going on for a very long time.
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  And it's about time that we start seeing the light of transparency on where our tax dollars are going.
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  Billions have been stolen through pass-through schemes while real small businesses have been getting crushed.
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  It's time to drain the swamp, starting with the money hose.
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  And the swamp is oozing into New York City.
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  Radical socialist Zohan Mamdani, fresh off of his election when last week, just vowed to turn the big apple into a full-blown sanctuary hellhole.
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  His NYPD will not assist ICE when they're trying to terrorize New Yorkers.
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  So Trump fired back and said that no federal funds will be given to lawbreakers.
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  Good.
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  I say cut them off.
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  Mamdani calls ICE a rogue agency, while criminals, real criminals are actually running wild in New York City.
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  New York City just elected its own AOC on steroids.
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  Now, I guarantee you we're going to see a rise in crime explode in New York City, and the federal dollars are going to vanish.
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  Trump warned them.
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  So I'm looking forward to seeing how that works out for him.
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  Israel just shut down Erdogan's dream.
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  No Turkish boots in Gaza, period.
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  Bolivia dumped 20 years of socialist tyranny.
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  Conservative Rodrigo Paz was sworn in, kicking out the ALBA commies and cozying up to the U.S.
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  again.
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  The war, unfortunately, in the Ukraine and Russia seems to be escalating.
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  And more closer to home, Chicago just arrested a felony, illegal alien, Mexican national with prior gun convictions for shooting at border patrol during Operation Midway Blitz.
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  Sanctuary cities are the problem.
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  Whether it is in Chicago or whether it's in Portland, Oregon, it's happening.
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  We got to keep these guys in our prayers.
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  And unfortunately, the media is helping them because they are putting out complete BS stories that don't give all the facts.
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  They'll show a video of a woman being arrested and crying that she's being separated from her family.
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  Meanwhile, they don't tell you that that woman was running from the cops in a car chase and throwing bottles at ICE officers when they were trying to arrest her.
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  It is absolutely crazy what is going on.
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  Well, with all that said, America is winning.
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  The deep state is whining.
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  And the truth is unleashing hell on the liars.
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  Joining me now is Dr.
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  Jeff Barkey, a frontline physician with over three decades in primary care, co-founder of personal concierge physicians in Newport Beach, and a founding member of America's Frontline Doctors.
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  He's an Army Reserve officer, tactical doc for SWAT, school board vet, and author of Unavoidably Unsafe Vaccines and the Road to Medical Freedom.
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  Dr.
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  Barkey, it's great to have you back after last night's deep dive on the Raisin Cain show.
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  What is the pulse on RFK Juniors Health and Human Services shake up under Trump?
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  Well, Nate, first of all, thank you for having me back on.
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  I appreciate the opportunity to speak openly and freely about all things related to medical freedom.
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  I'm a huge fan of RFKJ.
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  Um I agree with almost all he speaks about as it relates to health.
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  I don't agree with some of his social policies, but that's not what he's there to do.
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  As a reminder to your audience, Bobby Kennedy Jr.
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  is in charge of health and human services, which is an umbrella organization under which sits the CDC, Centers for Disease Control, the FDA Food and Drug Administration, the National Institutes of Health that funds almost the majority of research that's done in this country, and then centers for Medicare and Medicaid.
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  So it's a pretty important and powerful organization that he oversees.
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  There are hundreds of thousands of career bureaucrats that work for the various uh wings of this organization, which is both a curse and a blessing.
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  Unfortunately, the president gets to appoint only a handful of people to oversee organizations.
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  And then RFKJ gets to appoint a variety of people as well.
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  But the vast majority of the actual workers that do the work of health and human services and all its underneath organizations are people that have been there since the beginning of time.
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  Almost all of whom hate, and I don't use that word uh um flippantly.
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  They hate the mission of what RFKJ stands for, why President Trump appointed him to this position, and there lies the great difficulty, the heavy lift, like what's the biblical character of trying to push that rock up a hill.
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  Almost that hard in trying to make changes.
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  We have all heard about various things that the FDA is doing without RFKJ's knowledge, various people that he has fired.
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  Uh, he got rid of the entire vaccine recommendation oversight committee that then makes recommendations to the CDC, and of course, he got hammered for that that he's putting all these anti-vaxxers in place, which is nothing could not be further from the truth.
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  So I think to the extent that he's being successful, and he is um, I would like it to be quicker, but I don't think that's possible because of the nature of these bureaucratic organizations.
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  I think he's doing a lot of things behind the scenes that none of us are seeing.
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  Um, and my hope is that he will be sex successful.
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  I think if he is able to accomplish just two things, just two things, it will be a snowball effect that will have long-lasting impact.
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  The one is to remove the liability protection from the vaccine manufacturers.
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  I think if he does nothing but that, it will be a huge success.
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  To expose the vaccine industry to liability would force them to look very hard and carefully at every vaccine they bring to the market to make sure it is in effect safe and effective.
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  The second initiative that I hope he spearheads, and I believe this will actually take congressional leadership and a congressional law, will be to make mandating vaccinations or any biologic agent illegal, meaning no school, no employer, the military, or anybody could mandate as a prerequisite for working, going to school, joining the military that they receive any biologic agent, including vaccinations.
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  My perspective has always been if these things are so safe and effective, then make the case.
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  Make the case and let the American people decide for themselves.
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  I try to help that decision-making process uh by providing informed consent on my social media and with what I do every day.
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  I literally have taught myself how to read the package inserts for both vaccines and drugs.
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  It's very difficult to do.
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  It's difficult because it's fine print.
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  It's difficult because it's written in scientific language that for a long time I even struggled to understand.
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  So I have studied and taught myself how to do this in a very efficient way.
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  So my goal is to bring informed consent to the consumer because they don't get it currently.
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  If you go into your doctor's office and they recommend you get a flu shot or a shingles vaccine, pneumonia, or even COVID, they never tell you the details of what's contained in the package insert.
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  They don't tell you what the potential harm, side effects, alternatives.
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  They don't even tell you about the studies that brought these products to market.
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  I want that to be the norm that when you go and make a decision about getting a vaccination, that you automatically receive a very robust amount of informed consent so you can then make that decision for yourself and not be forced to do it, not be convinced, not be propagandized like we are on TV when we watch football or baseball or any sporting event and all these advertisements.
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  Come on TV.
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  I want the American citizen independently to be able to determine what's best for them, not the government.
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  Absolutely.
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  You know, Doctor, you bring up a very good point that I don't think a lot of people are talking about.
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  On this issue of informed consent, you know, even in the media where they're running all of these commercials, they are required to tell us about the harmful side effects.
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  I mean, I laugh at some of these commercials because it's like, you know, they give this long laundry list of side effects, potential side effects, and I sit there at the end of it and I go, Yeah, sign me right up, you know, not.
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  But you're right.
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  In the doctor's office, all they don't have to do that.
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  All they do is they usually throw some printout, you know, with the drug when you get it from the uh uh, you know, from the pharmacist, but who really reads those, or who could even really understand them half the time.
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  No, you can't and I'll tell you, Nate, the the uh the co so-called required to give side effects.
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  It's usually uh somebody with a very fast voice that's speaking side effects that you can't understand, or it's very fine print uh that nobody can read because it flashes by your screen.
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  RFKJ is trying to institute a different type of you need to you need to describe side effects.
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  Right now it's legal to advertise on TV in the United States.
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  We're the only country, us in New Zealand that allows direct to consumer advertising for pharma products, drugs, and biologics.
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  What RFKJ wants to do is to make whatever the advertisement is, let's say it's 15 seconds, that they then are required to spend 15 seconds and equal amount of time describing the side effects in some detail.
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  He believes that the end result is going to be a dramatic reduction in the advertisement because the side effects are going to be front and center to the point that it's going to be crazy for anybody to recommend and want to participate with these drugs.
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  What I find when people ask me in my office or elsewhere, what do you think about fill-in-the-blank um uh vaccine?
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  I let them know, listen, it's I'm not here to tell you whether you should or you shouldn't.
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  I just want to describe what you should know about the product.
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  Then you can make a decision.
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  These are the studies that brought it to the market.
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  These are the efficacies from the limited studies.
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  These are the side effects that are listed in the package insert, including section 13.1 that's in every package insert for every biologic that basically says this vaccine has not been tested to see if it can cause cancer or interfere with reproductive health.
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  That is the language in every vaccine that we give our children and we get for adults.
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  So we just we just need to know this.
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  So if that's the case, 13.1, then this thing better be damn good.
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  If I'm gonna put a product into my newborn baby, and we don't even know if it causes cancer or interferes with reproductive health, the upside must be fantastic, or I ain't putting that stuff into my baby.
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  And it goes on and on.
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  Ingredients, side effects.
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  I recently did a informed consent about the RSV, respiratory sincytial virus that we see advertised on TV for the vaccine.
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  And it says right in the package insert, not my opinion, but actual package insert data that says this vaccine has been shown to cause guillon beret, which is a type of partial paralysis that looks a lot like polio, and this happens during the first 42 days following vaccination.
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  In addition to premature birth, if you're a pregnant woman and you get it during pregnancy, which is why the manufacturer, in this case, Pfizer recommends we don't give this to a pregnant woman until after 32 weeks.
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  I'm not saying you shouldn't get it.
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  Maybe you should, but you should know these facts before you make the decision whether to put this in your body.
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  Well, to that point, this is the thing that bothers me.
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  When you go into a doctor's office and they prescribe a medication, I honestly can't remember a time where the doctor broke down for me, you know, the various side effects that could occur from the drug.
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  Now I've had it where the pharmacist might do that, but a doctor oftentimes prescribing a medication doesn't actually provide any of that information.
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  And so it begs the question do they even know?
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  What's no, uh, you know, there was a survey done a couple three years ago asking physicians uh has anybody have you read the package insert for fill in the blank vaccines that you're giving to adults or children, drugs that you're giving to adults or children.
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  And I think it was I'm I'm making this up, but the but the concept is there.
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  It was something like 87% of all physicians said they've never read the package insert for the products they're prescribing.
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  I think that's wrong.
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  That's insane.
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  That that should be a legal requirement.
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  Well, you know, in my in my book, um uh unavoidably unsafe childhood vaccines reconsidered, and our new book that's coming out should be released any day, the same topic, same title, but adult vaccines.
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  We have a section in our book, the top 10 questions you should ask whoever the vaccine provider is.
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  And one of those is doctor, have you ever read the package insert for this product that you want to put in my body?
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  And if so, could you please explain to me these three or four sections?
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  I don't understand what they mean.
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  And by the way, um, is this disease that you want to vaccinate me against even harmful to me?
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  And of course, things that come up are chicken pox, for example, a universally accepted benign, harmless illness that most of us as kids used to get routinely with very little fanfare.
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  And now we vaccinated against it, and there's all kinds of problems as a result of that.
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  You know, there's uh something else that you said earlier that that really kind of I think strikes at the heart of the problem with our medical institutions is you mentioned about the bureaucracy.
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  It's estimated that there's somewhere between 400 to 500 SES positions within HHS.
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  Um, only 40 to 50 of those are actually require, you know, Senate confirmation in uh, you know, presidential appointments.
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  So you have a lot of these people who are in very, very high positions that are directing policy that are leftovers from previous administrations uh that are leftovers from the corrupt system that we have currently.
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  Many of these people who, of course, leave those positions eventually to go on to be on boards of various drug companies, which I think should be illegal.
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  Um, what are your thoughts on that?
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  What do you see as the solution to some of these problems?
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  Yeah, I agree with you.
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  These organizations, the FDA, the CDC are very corrupt.
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  If you look at the funding, don't believe me, Google search this.
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  Uh, what is the main funding of the FDA, food and drug administration?
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  Uh, the majority of funding comes from the pharmaceutical industry that these organizations, the FDA is supposed to oversee.
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  I think that's wrong.
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  The FDA funding should simply come from taxpayers because they're supposed to have the back of the American people not working for the pharmaceutical industry.
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  Personally, I think the FDA should be abandoned, should be destroyed, should be put on the you know, the the heap pile of history along with the Department of Education.
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  I don't think we need an FDA.
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  The work of the FDA should be privatized.
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  It should be put in the hands of organizations that actually are held accountable, that if they make a mistake, somebody loses their job, and there's somebody who's accountable.
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  The FDA is not accountable, not accountable to the American people for every new drug that the FDA approves to come on the market, they quietly remove about 10 drugs that have harmed people.
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  Nobody loses their job, nobody knows about it, there's nobody to sue.
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  They just quietly do this work.
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  It shouldn't be that way.
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  They should be held accountable.
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  The people that are making these decisions, when they make bad decisions that they put drugs on the market that hurt people, there should be some accountability.
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  And currently, unfortunately, there simply isn't.
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  Never mind that we should also be focused on the drugs that God made, not man-made.
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  There are so many wonderful natural products in nature that can do awesome things.
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  The problems and the reasons, the reason why we don't know more about them is they're not patentable by pharma.
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  So pharma isn't going to spend money to study, for example, the wonderful therapeutic properties of the tropical fruit source.
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  For example, there's nothing to be patented.
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  So who the hell is going to do the study?
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  Well, I think in part the National Institutes of Health that funds the vast majority of studies in this country.
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  We should be using taxpayer money, not pharma money to bring to the American people the wonderful products that God himself gave to us to heal disease and stop worshipping the created and get back to worshiping the creator and all the things that are available to us in nature to heal.
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  You know, there was a book that I read years ago called the The Demon Under the Microscope.
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  And it was a book about the development of sulfur drugs after I think it was World War One, where they had gang green was a major problem.
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  And it was a fascinating book.
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  All of these this research primarily was being done in Germany.
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  And one of the things that was fascinating at the very end of the book.
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  They disclose in the last chapter that all of this you know manipulation of the molecules to do this and do that so that they could basically synthesize uh sulfa in in different ways and patent it was completely unnecessary.
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  And in fact, they found that sulfur by itself, so you know, is which is a natural substance, had all the same properties, or you know, was able to basically stop grain green, and it was a testament to the problem of the patent process and how research is driven by money and driven by the ability to patent synthetic drugs, which oftentimes have side effects because they didn't they weren't adapting alongside the human race as we were you know in ingesting these plants and eating these plants and and uh various foods, but it it really is an interesting problem, and uh, and I do think that I like your idea.
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  I think that there should be mandated research of natural substances, um, you know, in in their benefit and their ability to be able to you know bring healing to our bodies.
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  Oh, for sure.
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  And listen, I I know people have accused me of being um Barkey is anti-vax or anti-pharma, and a little bit of that is truth.
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  But the reality is listen, we all need medications, and you know, I still use antibiotics on occasion, but not nearly at the same scope as and uh and details as I did before, frequency as I did before.
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  I want a really good surgeon to put me back together if I you know, if I crash and break something, I want a good general surgeon to fix me if my appendix explodes, etc.
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  Western medicine has a very important and powerful role to play, but not to put aside all the other wonderful healing arts that we have.
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  I remember hearing an interview with somebody that was a practitioner of eastern medicine and was asked, what do you think about all the wonderful advancements of Western medicine?
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  And this person said, Well, when it's been around for over 2,000 years, come back and ask me, and we'll see.
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  Meaning there have been wonderful healing properties in nature that we used to embrace uh for generations and generations, and now we've gotten so far away from that, in part because of pharma, in part because of the corruption of the medical industries and a big lobbyists up in Washington, DC.
• 32:34
  And I think we need to get back to the natural healing properties that God put in our possession.
• 32:40
  All we need to do is to discover them and to use them.
• 32:43
  I'm not saying to exclude Western medicine.
• 32:47
  We should use it in conjunction with Western medicine.
• 32:52
  Yeah, I couldn't agree more with you.
• 32:54
  I think that uh there are a lot of amazing advancements that have happened, but they have basically relegated things that have worked for thousands of years, that there has been plenty of and tons and tons of clinical uh you know examples and and empirical evidence of it being successful.
• 33:13
  They have relegated those things uh, you know, to being untrustworthy, even though they have history behind them.
• 33:20
  And I do think that that is something that we need to get back to is really looking at things through that lens of history, not just looking at oh, what is the latest and greatest and you know, will this work, especially when there is no history behind it?
• 33:36
  I thought that was a very good point that you made.
• 33:38
  And we're just about out of time, folks.
• 33:40
  But uh I want to thank you for coming on the show again.
• 33:43
  Can you please tell us where can people uh for we're first of all, tell us the name of your book again, and then tell us where people can find you and follow you.
• 33:50
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• 33:53
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• 34:04
  Instagram, I spend a lot of time there.
• 34:06
  Same name, RX4 Liberty.
• 34:09
  By the way, private message me that you heard me uh on the Nate Kane show and uh would love to interact with you.
• 34:17
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• 34:19
  When we come back, we're going global but deadly serious.
• 34:23
  Thousands of Nigerian Christians slaughtered, villages burned, and the world still yawns.
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  Nate Kane in the chair.
• 37:05
  And we're about to get real.
• 37:08
  While the media obsesses over tariffs and TikTok, a genocide is raging against our brothers and sisters in Nigeria.
• 37:16
  Falani jihadists have murdered thousands of Christians in the last year alone.
• 37:20
  Churches tortured women and children hacked to death, entire communities wiped off the map.
• 37:26
  Joining me now is a man who ref refuses to let the church stay silent.
• 37:42
  He carries the torch of three generations of Mitchell ministry, grandson of the late bishop Dr.
• 37:49
  Carl E.
• 37:50
  Mitchell Sr., son of media and businesses or business pioneers, Carl and Barbara Mitchell, and a shepherd who's watched his congregation grow exponentially because he preaches the unfiltered word with zero apologies.
• 38:07
  Pastor, welcome to the show.
• 38:10
  Thank you.
• 38:10
  God bless you.
• 38:11
  Thank you for that introduction.
• 38:12
  I almost wondered who you were talking about.
• 38:15
  Well, I really do appreciate the work that you're doing.
• 38:18
  And uh look, I I think that we've got to have more voices that are speaking out and that are unapologetic about it.
• 38:25
  Uh, you know, President Trump just slapped Nigeria back on the countries of particular concern list after Biden scrubbed it, which made absolutely no sense because it wasn't like the you know bloodshed stopped.
• 38:39
  Um I would wonder if it were actually him or was it the autopin again?
• 38:43
  I don't know.
• 38:44
  Yeah, right.
• 38:44
  No, you're you know what that's a very good point.
• 38:46
  You probably are accurate in that.
• 38:48
  I doubt that he really even was aware of what was going on in that regard.
• 38:52
  His record's been clear on on those matters in the past.
• 38:55
  If anybody remembers the original Biden before we got the ghost of Biden in the White House for the last four years.
• 39:03
  Yeah.
• 39:03
  What does this mean for Nigeria's Christians?
• 39:06
  Does this really have any meaningful impact?
• 39:09
  I would say in my opinion, this is just my opinion.
• 39:13
  I'm I'm thankful uh that that our current fearless president um uh doesn't seem to fear the opinions of people of which we as true believers, uh, if we profess Christ, we should not fear uh the fiery darts.
• 39:26
  We shouldn't fear what people think when it comes to God's truth.
• 39:30
  And if we're defending our faith and our brothers and sisters internationally as well as domestically, uh having a country of particular concern, the CPC, uh religious uh for religious freedom uh violations is a really big deal.
• 39:43
  It really is.
• 39:44
  But as citizens of these United States, we have to put the the teeth into the initiative by holding our elected officials accountable to what that means.
• 39:56
  Now I know that there are some things that uh that it
• 40:00
  Does right?
• 40:00
  It puts on the table uh the ability for us to put sanctions uh to withdraw aid and things like that.
• 40:07
  Also, uh, if the bloodshed doesn't stop and the genocide continues, it does authorize uh military action.
• 40:14
  It does.
• 40:15
  And it's it's actually if you if you've read read the the initiative as it's written, uh we're we're taking away uh aid, uh, but not humanitarian aid.
• 40:26
  So if if um they adhere to what we're asking them at this point, we're kind of telling them to do, uh, then uh the the aid that they receive, which is in the billions of dollars.
• 40:38
  I don't know if people don't realize that we give a lot of money to a lot of countries, including Nigeria.
• 40:44
  Uh, we're removing the aid that helps them sustain their government.
• 40:48
  Um, and then uh if that's not uh adhered to, then the humanitarian uh portion comes in.
• 40:55
  And if that's not adhered to, then uh the implication, which I I so do love, not that I'm calling for any physical violence or anything of that nature, but we're experiencing physical violence.
• 41:04
  Some of the stuff that I've seen, the videos that have been shared and the the photos and and the burials, even if if you just go on to YouTube, there there was an unedited version, still there now, believe it or not, uh, with a warning of uh pastor uh mourning the loss of about 24 people being buried at the same time, uh half of them uh cut up and the others burnt alive.
• 41:25
  Um they're experiencing violence now for the sake of their faith.
• 41:30
  And it's not just about faith.
• 41:32
  If if we really look at what's going on, they're gangs, just like we experience here, the blood's in the crypts and all of that stuff.
• 41:39
  Uh there they're actual warlords and gangs vying for power and buying for the resources and money and even the control of the government, uh, as Nigeria is broken up into a northern and southern area.
• 41:50
  Uh, the northern area is uh mostly Muslim, and then the southern areas uh not mostly Christian, but primarily so.
• 41:58
  Uh, and there's a conflict because families, just like here in the north and south experience uh our great war here, uh intermingled.
• 42:06
  So they go back and forth.
• 42:07
  If you've ever been there, it's a large place, but not that large.
• 42:11
  Um so uh with all of these things interacting together, it's important that we have on the table actually our our our our military uh uh as uh a means uh to implement this CPC, because if it's not there, it has no teeth.
• 42:27
  Uh they they have to believe that we will really do what we say we're going to do, just like we're experiencing right now in South America.
• 42:34
  Uh I'm I'm thankful for the Secretary of War, who's actually implementing uh the policies of our current administration to keep fentanyl and those things out.
• 42:43
  Well, that should give pause to the Nigerian uh government uh to know that we're we're not just uh blowing smoke, we're actually uh capable and willing to implement what we're threatening to do, and it's not really a threat, it's a promise.
• 42:58
  Um I I have some respect for um the the president of Nigeria for some of the stuff that he's done in the past, and he's only been president since 2023.
• 43:08
  Um he's the 16th president of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, but his response uh was more than lacking.
• 43:17
  Uh it was it was prideful in a in a way that's not conducive to us working together.
• 43:23
  The offer right now is let's work together to address the issue.
• 43:27
  If you act like it's not there, you gotta have repercussions.
• 43:31
  Yeah, well, to put some just some perspective around the scale of this for our listeners.
• 43:37
  Since 2009, there's been over a hundred thousand Christians birth butchered.
• 43:41
  Yes, and and thousands this year alone by seven thousand this year so far.
• 43:46
  That's right.
• 43:47
  Uh by Fulani militants, Boko Rom, uh ISWAP.
• 43:53
  And it it is a I mean, this is just this kind of thing has been going on for some time now.
• 44:00
  Yes, and yet instead of the Nigerian government sending troops to protect Christians in the north, they've been sending them to go protect their oil fields.
• 44:12
  Yes.
• 44:13
  And and while I understand the importance of protecting those national resources, uh it it really does, it gives the impression, I think, to Christians who make up almost 50% of the population there.
• 44:25
  Yeah, that they are essentially uh not important to the current Muslim government of Nigeria.
• 44:34
  Yeah, and and um uh something that that the president mentioned in regards uh to them hosting uh so many refugees and the good that they're doing, it's really kind of being you you can't do good and expect people not to notice the bad, you know.
• 44:51
  You can't go rob a bank, go outside, see a bum and give them a hundred dollars.
• 44:55
  You just rob the bank, you know.
• 44:57
  Uh and then and when I I heard the president talking about they have done great things for asylum seekers and refugees, uh, granted, but that does not uh erase uh the the murder, the martyrdom that we're seeing on a mass scale.
• 45:12
  I I agree uh with with uh the uh federal government, it is a it's a genocide, literally.
• 45:19
  Well, let you know, let's talk about that for a minute.
• 45:21
  Um, you know, in regards to refugees and and and asylum seekers.
• 45:26
  I I want to just before we get into that, because I think that's an important topic.
• 45:30
  I want to just I did a little bit of research to see where else in the world is there mass genocide going on against Christians.
• 45:39
  And these are the countries currently right now experiencing that.
• 45:43
  The Democratic Republic of Congo, DRC, where ADF rebels uh that are linked to ISIS are beheading dozens of Christians uh and and basically destroying churches and villages.
• 45:58
  Um in Mozambique, you have Al-Shabaab.
• 46:01
  Yes, uh, which is uh, you know, they are attacking Christians in villages in the north, and uh they've displaced over 2,000 believers uh just in October.
• 46:12
  And um you've got uh and 62 percent of that country, by the way, are Christians.
• 46:18
  Yes, but the jihadists are carving out an Islamic state there.
• 46:23
  Uh in Bakina Faso, Mali and the Sahel, uh jihadists affiliated with Al-Qaeda and ISIS are surging uh in the Sudan.
• 46:34
  You have RSF militants uh that are basically committing full-on genocide in Darfur.
• 46:41
  Yes.
• 46:42
  Uh in Middle East, you know, there are ancient churches that are basically on the brink that have been around for thousands of years, uh, particularly in Syria and Iraq, uh, post-ISIS, uh, but the jihadists are still hunting, you know, remnants of Christians that are there.
• 46:57
  Even in Turkey, uh I uh I um I'm glad you brought that up because uh there's um I can't recall the name of the church uh that was turned into a mosque recently.
• 47:07
  Oh, yeah, yeah.
• 47:08
  The the was that the church of the holy sepulchre?
• 47:11
  Yes, yes, yes, yeah.
• 47:12
  Uh just unbelievable.
• 47:13
  Uh violently.
• 47:15
  Yep.
• 47:15
  And then and then of course in Asia, you've got Myanmar, uh, where a military junta, you know, is basically uh been committing a slow genocide against the uh Kauchan Christians uh post-uh 2021 coup.
• 47:30
  Now, the one outlier to that is North Korea, where really you have the worst on earth executions, labor camps for you know, just owning a Bible, uh, you know, any faith outside the regime, you know, basically where they worship the the leader of the country.
• 47:48
  Um, but what most of these, you know, 99% of these places have in common, Islamic extremism, theselamic jihadists, and speaking of uh, you know, the the mass importation, right, of Muslims that we've seen that has happened throughout Europe, which is realistically, it is changing the culture of Europe and the culture of the West.
• 48:17
  And now we are seeing that at least in a small part here in our own country.
• 48:21
  In the United States, it's purposeful, it's on purpose.
• 48:24
  There's no doubt in my mind.
• 48:25
  I know uh this this isn't coast to coast AM.
• 48:28
  It's not you know, conspiracy theorist program.
• 48:32
  This is actual factual.
• 48:33
  Uh we come with receipts where we we have been infiltrated on purpose for the purpose of changing, and that change is not a good change, not for the believer, and even not for the non-believer.
• 48:45
  We we can't just sit uh and and hope and pray something happens.
• 48:49
  Uh, but for the believer, our call to action is now internationally, nationally, what you support financially, um, and holding our elected officials accountable to the promises they make, including the president.
• 49:02
  God bless President Donald John Trump for what he's done and what he's doing.
• 49:06
  I'm supportive of him.
• 49:08
  I've voted for him three times now in a row.
• 49:10
  Uh, but he he is a person that I've I've noticed, and it's not a criticism, it's actually a blessing.
• 49:17
  He's malleable.
• 49:19
  Uh he he will listen to people.
• 49:21
  Uh we have the occasion to go to the White House uh for uh uh prayer, and it was amazing to see uh he actually does listen.
• 49:30
  Don't think that he does it.
• 49:32
  That that's good when he's listening to us, but it's not good when when he's listening to the to others uh that that would suggest that well, you don't have to be so harsh on this, or you don't have to do no, we need you to do exactly what you promised, because people are literally dying, and he does care about that because I I I believe he's he's a baby Christian in that sense, he actually does care.
• 49:56
  So we we have to uh express ourselves as citizens of.
• 50:00
  These United States as a call to action, especially for the believers to think.
• 50:05
  God gave you a brain to think, research as uh my um the host today has done, and and myself, I'm I'm I'm deeply involved in it because we've had missions in uh Nigeria specific, uh, for as long as I I've been alive and probably before in other countries.
• 50:21
  But think, pray, and then act.
• 50:24
  God will lead you, the Holy Spirit will lead you not only into all understanding, but it'll lead you in specifically what God has empowered you to do.
• 50:32
  And one thing you can do is call your congressman, congresswoman.
• 50:35
  One thing you can do is is email the White House and make uh your voice heard.
• 50:41
  Make your voice heard because the opposition has no problem making their voice heard.
• 50:46
  Yeah, absolutely.
• 50:47
  And I I do think that that is something, you know, things like this.
• 50:51
  This designation, obviously, members of Congress have been pushing for this.
• 50:56
  Uh, one of those is my own uh my own representative.
• 51:00
  And uh it's something that I've had the opportunity to talk to him about a few times, and I'm I'm really just pleased to see what he has been doing in standing up or Christians around the world.
• 51:10
  We have to do this.
• 51:12
  We have a responsibility, I think, as the most powerful nation on the face of the planet.
• 51:18
  Um, there's something that scripture, I think, talks about to those nations that are put in positions of power.
• 51:26
  And I certainly do believe that we are where we are because of God, and that the moment that we stop acting on that responsibility to be a light, to be a you know, basically a force for good in this world, yes, God will take that mantle from us.
• 51:46
  Yeah, that's true.
• 51:48
  That's true.
• 51:48
  Uh we're we're blessed, not only because we we've blessed uh Israel, uh, but we're we're blessed to be a blessing.
• 51:56
  God has blessed this this nation with overflow, but he doesn't give overflow without purpose.
• 52:01
  Um the Bible declares that he'll give you more than enough, he'll pour out a blessings uh from the windows of heaven that you won't have room to receive.
• 52:09
  Why is that?
• 52:10
  Because he's preparing us to be a blessing.
• 52:13
  But again, as you said, when we're no longer of use to God because of our disobedience, uh, because uh we we really don't care, and we think it doesn't affect us.
• 52:23
  That's the very moment when you let your guard down that things begin to affect you.
• 52:28
  And we we spoke uh prior to the show uh that um it's already affecting us here, stateside in a big way.
• 52:36
  Yeah, you know, I mean, we can look at places like Dearborn, Michigan, right?
• 52:39
  Yes, just North And I I had this experience actually in um, I think it was uh Red, was it Redland uh Reading uh up in Washington?
• 52:50
  I was up there for a conference, and this was several years ago, and I ended up it was you know kind of winter time, and I hadn't brought a jacket with me.
• 52:59
  I was flying, flew out there for a conference uh from Japan because I was stationed there at the time.
• 53:05
  And when I got there, I had to go get a jacket.
• 53:07
  So I went to the local uh Walmart.
• 53:10
  And it was the weirdest experience I've had in this country because there was not a single person speaking English anywhere, and they were all speaking Arabic.
• 53:22
  And it felt I'll be honest, I felt a little bit uncomfortable.
• 53:26
  Uh there were people wearing full burkas.
• 53:28
  There were uh was not a woman, you know, with her hair uncovered.
• 53:31
  And I it was strange because I I was like, I didn't realize there was such a large Muslim population there.
• 53:37
  And then I brought that up to a colleague of mine uh who was from the area, and he said, Oh, that's because Microsoft.
• 53:45
  So Microsoft had been basically bringing over people from uh the Middle East and from um you know from North Africa, and had been because they get them over here for cheap labor uh to work in you know their they're basically at their at their company there at their headquarters.
• 54:03
  So, you know, this is a it is a the problem that I see.
• 54:08
  I don't have a problem with people of different faiths or people even of of different cultures coming to America, but I do have a problem when they are all conglomerated in one single place and they do not assimilate to what you go.
• 54:23
  You you said it before that's why I was thinking if you're not assimilating, you're not becoming an American.
• 54:28
  That's right.
• 54:29
  This is the great melting part.
• 54:31
  Yeah, that's the problem that we see in places like Dearborn, where they're actually they are challenging the notions that really what this nation is founded on, which is you know, basic human freedoms that are God given.
• 54:43
  Yes, you know, our constitution, and they are pushing for things like Sharia law, which of course is completely antithetical to the U.S.
• 54:51
  Constitution.
• 54:53
  That's exactly correct.
• 54:54
  And and we we we'd be remiss not to mention that the God that they spoke of, our founding fathers was the God of the Bible.
• 55:01
  Uh our our constitution is based on the Christian faith.
• 55:06
  Uh, our articles based on the Christian faith, which is all-encompassing.
• 55:11
  We we are to love everybody.
• 55:12
  That's the difference between Christianity and and and the Muslim faith.
• 55:16
  The Muslim faith uh is a derivative of the Christian faith, but it's a false doctrine.
• 55:20
  Yeah, the the um Quran was written 500 years after the Bible itself, and it it incorporates a lot of things from the Bible, but uh it includes things that just don't make sense when it comes to what God has said.
• 55:33
  Uh and the beginning of sin is questioning what God has said.
• 55:37
  We we need to stand on our faith and implement our faith and uh support organizations, even like our own International Bible Way Church of Jesus Christ, who are actually feet on the ground in those places, open doors, USA, religious freedom institute, RFI, Alliance Defending Uh Freedom, ADF, uh, support those uh Samaritan purse and uh those organizations that are actually feet on the ground that aren't uh kowtowing uh to the political left to do the work of our father in these uh places and pray for them.
• 56:11
  Absolutely.
• 56:11
  Well, Pastor Mitchell, I want to thank you for refusing to let the blood of the martyrs be forgotten.
• 56:17
  Amen.
• 56:18
  We cannot do that.
• 56:20
  We have to continue to speak up and be bold.
• 56:23
  Look, if America is too busy fighting over pronouns and tariffs to notice Christians being slaughtered by the thousands, we've already lost the soul of this nation.
• 56:35
  So I think we have to continue to speak up and like you said, support ministries on the front lines.
• 56:40
  Uh, where can people speak in a ministries?
• 56:42
  Where can people follow your ministry and where can they get a hold of you?
• 56:46
  RCTBW.org, restore church the Bible way, uh, where we seek to uh change people one soul at a time.
• 56:55
  Uh I'm also over on the truth network with Stu Epperson and those there, and I still support American Family Association.
• 57:04
  Uh, but RCTBW dot or R G for the Bible way.
• 57:08
  Well, that's great.
• 57:09
  Well, folks, that wraps up today's Unleashed the Political News Hour from RFK Jr.'s battle to make America healthy again, to Dr.
• 57:18
  with Dr.
• 57:19
  Jeff Barkey to the massacre in Nigeria that the church can't ignore with Pastor Carl Mitchell.
• 57:26
  We just unloaded truth bombs that you won't hear on the corporate networks.
• 57:30
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• 57:35
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• 57:40
  Never forget silence in the face of evil is evil itself.
• 57:44
  I'm Nate Kane.
• 57:46
  Stay unleashed, stay prayed up, and we'll see you right back here next time.
• 57:50
  God bless you and God bless the persecuted church.