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The Supreme Court case that could change everything · Cultural Wars | America Out Loud News

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  Welcome to the young told.
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  Take the higher roll.
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  So watch away for this call, my friend, because this is whoa.
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  It's time.
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  Welcome back to the Nurses Report on America Out Loud.
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  This is your host, Nurse Gail McCray, and I am so excited to be here today with an incredibly courageous nurse who has been waging war and stepping into power at the front lines since day one when the atrocities of COVID were taking our rights away.
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  Welcome today, uh nurse Jennifer Bridges, uh, who's a registered nurse, formerly employed with Houston Methodist.
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  And before the mandates were imposed on her in her hospital, her and over 150 of her colleagues stood up and said, no, this is an experimental injection, and we should not be forced to participate in an experiment.
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  So I'm having Jennifer on today because there's some major news in her in her processes moving forward.
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  She and her colleagues, over 153 of them, are filing a federal lawsuit or an appeal to a federal lawsuit to bring justice down on Houston Methodist Hospital for illegally firing and forcing them to participate in an experiment.
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  So this case is moving forward in early January in just a couple weeks now.
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  And it is an extremely important cornerstone case that could change the future for all of the victims of the COVID crimes.
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  And so I want to welcome you, Jennifer.
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  Thank you for coming on here today.
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  And I'm excited to find out more about your case and where you are going with it and what the future holds and the significance of this case.
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  So I'd like to start by just um asking you to tell us more about yourself, how you ended up in this position and um what your background was.
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  Absolutely.
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  Thank you for having me.
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  It's great to be on here with you.
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  Um, well, I've been a registered nurse now for about 12 years, I believe.
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  Most of most of my career, I was about eight and a half, nine years with Houston Methodists in their medical surgical department.
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  So we were in, I was inpatient.
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  So I saw everybody coming in with COVID, you know, worked the COVID unit for a good year and a half before I got fired.
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  Um, that we were the first hospital in the country to actually not only get the mandates for the employees, but the first ones to get the first batch of the Pfizer shots to start giving out to people.
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  So the first ones getting it, you know, we even were seeing them have these like crazy adverse reactions.
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  And I'm sure most of you have been well aware of this that you've never seen in the history of medicine, you know, like healthy young 20, 30 year olds come in covered in blood clots in their lungs, in their legs.
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  There's they're healthy, they're active.
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  There's no reason they should have these, you know, severe tremors, paralysis suddenly, and none of it made sense.
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  Like this has never occurred before, but the common denominator was always they had gotten the Pfizer shot, you know, within like a week or a couple days or even immediately.
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  So you know, we were all talking about this, but it was very hush hush whisper.
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  Like even the doctors would kind of whisper in our ears as nurses like, I think this is from the COVID vaccine.
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  But there was nowhere to actually like document this or report it at the time, like within our hospital system, and every doctor was scared to talk about it.
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  They would crazy.
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  Yeah, they would whisper in your ear or they'd call you into like a private room or somewhere to talk to you about it, you know, as like a colleague back and forth, but like that was it.
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  Other than that, the exact same thing that was happening in my hospital.
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  And it I love that we can come here and talk about this because when we're in the hospital and we're working in these units and we're having our colleagues do these things to us and then turn around and refuse to talk about it publicly.
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  It was such a slap of the face.
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  And that's something that I love to have people around me like yourself, Jennifer, to talk about that with because we were the ones that didn't cave to the pressure.
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  And there's I like to go get it a little bit into this.
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  There's like this fear, this level of fear at the foundation of our interactions with our colleagues that just stopped them from being able to talk publicly, like there was so much fear-mongering that was happening in the media, and I don't want to, you know, criticize and hate on our colleagues, but at the same time, people need to understand that you know, there's a culture around our ability to speak, and it's not like we're coming forward and speaking because there's something that we're getting out of this, because we're not.
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  This comes from a place of ethics, and so I want to honor that in you and then in our ability to come here and have this conversation, is your ethical uh leadership skills and ability to do the right thing, no matter how hard it is and how powerful that is, and what a beautiful quality that is.
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  So thank you for that and for setting that example for the rest of us.
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  Well, I appreciate that.
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  And and I think you have all the same qualities, of course, as well.
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  Um, but it it it is it was very hard at the beginning, um, because you didn't know what was gonna happen.
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  There was no foundation work, you know.
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  We were the we were the we didn't even know we were gonna be the first ones at first because it was just like a whisper.
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  It was just like a talk, like, oh, I think they're gonna mandate it.
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  But surely it would be years down the road after it was FDA approved, right?
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  Like no one would have ever imagined doing it while it's still under an EUE status.
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  So it was just but when you when you saw the amount of you know pressure, coercion, the way they were treating you.
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  I mean, even you know, uh, your managers, people that you were friends with and close with for years.
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  I mean, calling you out in the middle of the hallway in front of people, treating you like you had leprosy, you know, like you were you were this like like even in the middle of meetings, being like, oh, so and so is unvaccinated, you need to go sit over there.
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  Like it just got the capacity of treating people like that.
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  Yeah.
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  Didn't you have natural immunity from COVID before the vaccine was released, also?
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  Oh, of course, of course.
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  Working in the units and being in public.
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  I caught it back in July of 2020.
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  Um, so way at the beginning.
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  I got sick, yes, of course.
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  But you know, it it it I it passed.
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  I was healthy, right?
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  After that, your natural immunity is stronger than anything you could possibly put into your body.
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  After I was fired, I went and worked with Dr.
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  Mary Tally Bowden for almost a year, and we treated thousands of COVID patients, and they would come in to me, and I never wore a mask, never wore an N95, nothing.
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  I would tell people I literally lived breathe drip COVID.
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  I was covered in COVID 24-7.
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  And most people would think we were nuts, but I was like, the more it keeps entering my system, the more my immune system's only gonna get stronger and stronger.
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  And what's funny is I never caught COVID again.
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  I never even got sick.
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  I never even got the common cold again for I think about four years.
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  Like I was the healthiest I had ever been for those next four years because of how strong my immune system was.
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  Right.
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  It's incredible.
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  I had also, I went and took a lab uh test from lab core to prove that I had robust immunity to present that to my employers.
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  And it's incredible, you know.
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  We we spend what 200 years now trying to replicate our body's natural um immunity in creating vaccines, like they're created to emulate these vaccines, and yet we have never successfully created a vaccine that is able to as robustly protect us as our natural immunity.
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  And that's something I mean, you anyone can look at any scientific data to show that that is true.
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  I mean, of course, they are trying to fraudulently produce data that says otherwise to try and bolster up the um, you know, the the justification for mandating the COVID vaccines.
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  But when you actually look at the full body of research that's been compiled over the last hundred plus years, it's very
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  Clear that natural immunity is far superior than any vaccine that was ever made.
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  And the fact that they have tried to mask these vaccines as being more effective than natural immunity is preposterous.
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  So I applaud you for sticking with with your um with your standards on that one as well.
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  Um, so tell me uh about how you got fired and then um and then your original filing because this is not the first time you filed, is that correct?
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  No, we had to refile with a totally different attorney because of everything that happened.
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  Um would you like me to elaborate a little bit?
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  Yeah.
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  Okay.
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  So our last day of employment was June 7th, 2021.
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  And then that was our last day to be allowed to work on our unit, and then a two week unpaid suspension and then leading and determination.
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  Well, we we didn't get our actual notice that we were going to be terminated till April.
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  So April, we knew it was official, this was gonna happen.
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  So I got long story short, I had just called up like some local media, like, hey, we need help, you know, we need to talk about this.
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  We can't let them just get away with this.
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  And then after I brought it to their attention, it blew up.
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  I never realized how much the media all watched each other and like piggybacked off each other.
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  So it grew to such a huge public thing, um, not only over our national media, but I mean, I I I had reporters from Japan from the Netherlands, the BBC in my backyard.
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  I mean, it was even international because no one had been through this yet until several months after us.
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  So this created a lot of public, you know, um, feedback on it, and a lot of people were on our side, which helped bring all of us plaintiffs together because there is right now, I believe there's eight different Methodist hospitals and then all their little subsidiaries.
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  So there was no way for us all to know each other, know how to link up.
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  But from getting all over the news and being so public, these people found me before I got fired.
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  They would email me through the work email.
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  They would call me at work, any which way to reach out to me.
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  So I compiled, you know, all their names and addresses, everything, went to find a lawyer because once I realized Methodists wouldn't back down no matter what.
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  Um, but unfortunately at that time with no president to go on, every single lawyer was like, no, we can't help you.
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  I mean, from from the single attorneys to the big law firms.
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  I mean, hate to say it, but I even reached out to Sorry and Glenstead.
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  They were like, sorry, we can't help you.
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  Like, I mean, I reached out to the biggest ones I could find, and nothing.
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  The only one that would help us at that moment in time was Jared Woodfill out of Houston, Texas.
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  So we filed, we actually filed a state and a federal lawsuit, but at the time, you know, he he played a good game, he seemed good, but we didn't realize how corrupt he actually was and what a horrible attorney he was.
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  He was more in it for you know, the publicity and trying to get money.
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  He ended up bombing our case, not only, you know, in the lower level federal judges, but the Fifth Circuit dismissed it.
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  He did a horrible job.
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  But of course, he took over 200,000 of money that we had raised, we had contributed to from fundraising and our own pockets and everything.
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  And then when all this happened and we realized what he was like, I fired him.
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  And then so fired him.
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  We're done.
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  We're not gonna move forward with you.
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  It's not worth it.
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  Um, then I went, I want to say, I'm trying to think of what I want to say it was back in 2022.
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  I'd have to go back and look.
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  But then I went on a rampage trying to find another attorney who would take our case.
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  Of course, called another 50, finally found one.
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  And then by the grace of God, a friend of mine was like, hey, you know, have you seen this guy, Brian Ward on at the time Twitter?
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  Now it's X.
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  And I was like, no.
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  So then I found him, reached out to him and collaborated an amazing team with Brian as our expert legal consultant and David Schnecknater, who's a very passionate attorney who's been fighting for vaccine rights, like for most of his career.
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  Very strong federal attorney.
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  So all linked up, brought all our plaintiffs together and filed another lawsuit, which was way better and stronger.
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  And this is the one we started in the lower level federal courts, but they dismiss it, push it under the rug, like we're not even gonna deal with this.
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  So then, of course, we filed an appeal, went to the Fifth Circuit.
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  Would you believe the Fifth Circuit has even put into comments that the the COVID vaccine was FTA approved at the time, and this and that, which are full blown, were literally eyes wide open, like, no, it wasn't.
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  We have the documentation to prove nothing was FDA approved at the time.
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  And the one little shot y'all claimed was comernity wasn't even available in the country to obtain, right?
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  So how is this even humanly possible?
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  But the Fifth Circuit wouldn't even really listen to us.
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  They didn't even allow us to present all our information.
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  They basically just gave their opinion and and I can't remember his name.
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  I'd have to look it up, but the one judge on our case was so old, he's like in his 80s.
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  He didn't even understand half the stuff we were talking about.
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  Like it was literally ridiculous.
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  So we we filed our appeal to go up to the US Supreme Court to SCOTUS.
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  And, you know, it took a while, but they announced that January 9th of 2026, just right around the corner, SCOTUS will sit down and they're gonna review our case to see is it going to be dismissed for good, or are we gonna move forward and be able to show our evidence, be able to prove what we can prove um to show that this was a hundred percent illegal at a federal level.
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  They should not have been allowed to force us into an experiment.
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  Um that's the tricky part right now, because all of these judges that we were talking about, you know, have been basing everything off of opinion off of political views, not over actual facts, evidence, and law.
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  So we need them to take our case, but that's what's hard right now.
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  And I think we're gonna talk about this.
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  Yeah, it's so tragic that that's the state of things, but I think that that's really important for the public to understand is that the court system is really actually being run on public opinion and not on the foundational laws and um and structures that were put in place to create justice.
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  And when you stop and think about the impacts of that on our society, like how broad sweeping it is to have such failures in the courts that they don't even consider or evaluate your evidence if the public opinion is not an acceptance of it.
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  And you've been uh seeing that clear as day.
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  I've seen that clearer as day in my cases.
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  Everyone who's trying to litigate sees that.
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  And I I had a conversation with Dr.
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  Peter McCullough one time about this, and he said the exact same thing.
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  He said it's a waste of time.
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  This was back in probably 2023.
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  He said it's a waste of time to try and go through the courts.
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  We have to change, we have to shift public opinion.
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  And he said, until we make that happen, nothing is gonna go through in the courts.
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  And it's sad for me to admit that he was right about that, because that's not the way that it's supposed to be.
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  We are supposed to have justice in the court of law, but unfortunately, uh, we have this condition and human consciousness.
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  It's it's like how many times do we have to run through this hamster wheel of repetition of these same patterns?
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  You know, like we like we've got we went through it with Jesus.
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  We went through it with the Salem Witch trials.
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  We went through it with, you know, the way that they destroy um it's natural medicine back in the beginning of the 19th century.
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  We went through it with the Nazis.
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  We went through it's like how many times does humanity have to go through this same cycle before we stop and recognize like, wait a minute, what is with this mass formation and why are we doing it?
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  And does like how is it destroying or serving our our abilities to have you know, like stable equanimous systems around us?
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  Like it's it's crazy.
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  So tell me, you know, your perspectives on that and how it's impacted you and you know, I just feel like we're living in the twilight zone, or what is it?
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  Like groundhog day, the same thing happens over and over again and we never learn our lesson.
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  Yes, no, I 100% agree.
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  And I think so many people unfortunately, they get complacent, they get comfortable in their lives, and it's like these vicious cycles of what you're talking about.
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  It's like every 20, 30, 40 years or so.
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  It's like they wait just enough for people to get comfortable and be like, oh, that would never happen in my lifetime.
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  That was back in, you know, and then when things start happening, it's hard for an average person to realize hey, this is what's actually going on.
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  They're trying to control us, you know, they're trying to just manufacture products to make money off of us.
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  It's so much of it is about money, about power.
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  Power about what they can get us to do.
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  How far can they push us?
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  I mean, they did such a good job.
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  They were tearing families apart.
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  I mean, they literally made, you know, citizens of this country believe that you're that you had to stay away from your grandparents.
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  Right.
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  We weren't allowed to be by family, that family was dangerous.
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  You know, and people were dropping things off outside their door and wouldn't even walk in.
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  They were terrified of them, leaving them alone.
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  And that is like that's unheard of.
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  Like, when are you ever supposed to turn your back on your family and just be more worried?
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  You know what I mean?
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  Like I could never find myself to be more worried about my own.
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  I couldn't abandon my parents, you know, my spouse, my children, and just worry about myself.
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  Like I'm gonna be holding your hand, doing everything I can.
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  I'm gonna go down with the ship with you if I have to, but I'm not gonna abandon you.
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  Um but that's how they did it.
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  They made us believe that we were endangering our loved ones by being near them.
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  And that's the tragedy here.
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  It's I always compare like what they did during COVID isolation to what it's like to be in prison because like that's what they do in prison.
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  They they isolate you from your loved ones as a as a as a tool for discipline.
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  And the reason we've studied this in nursing school, the reason that they do that is because they know that it negatively impacts our minds and our bodies and our spirit and our will to live.
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  And that's what they were doing.
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  It's like, really, guys, like we already have seen the data on this, and yet somehow they managed to convince the masses that isolation was for their good.
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  I just it's it's a tragedy because it wasn't for anyone's good.
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  It was only to the detriment of the people.
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  And that's really, I think, so much at the heart of all of these things going on is just these psychology that we're failing, we're repeatedly failing to overcome in, you know, how we allow people to violate our what's right, right?
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  They're yeah, we allow them to violate our boundaries in order to, you know, push whatever it is that they're working through.
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  And that's what I really want people to understand and why I'm so grateful that you're going forward with this lawsuit is that we need to, you know, stand up for ourselves and stop letting these industries and these people and these companies violate our boundaries.
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  Like it's just it's not healthy, it's not healthy for our societies, for our children, for our grandparents, for our families.
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  And uh, the more we continue to allow this, like you were saying, the more they're just gonna continue to take.
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  And they are taking more.
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  So this lawsuit, so you're appealing into the Supreme Court.
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  Is that correct?
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  Yes.
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  Yes, and before we change topic, the one thing I went to get a really easy, clear perspective of what's been going on.
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  Have you ever seen the movie Divergent?
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  Maybe I'm pretty bad with T with movie names.
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  What do you think?
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  So watch it, and I highly recommend everybody who's not familiar with it, watch it.
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  This is literally what they did.
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  They took all the human beings, put them in different groups, made everybody feel like they had to follow this or you're wrong.
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  You can't step outside the box.
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  You have to do what we tell you to do in order to have peace, you know, and equality, and everything runs smooth and this and that.
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  I mean, it's literally divergent to a T.
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  And the people that couldn't follow like that and didn't think it was right, they were labeled as divergent because they they were thinking outside the box and they were like, wait, this isn't right.
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  Like, and they would go, you know, kind of like go down deeper and investigate and realize what the government was doing was so horrible, and the things they were doing were just horrible to like society and human decency.
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  And then basically the government would try to go after them, shut them down, kill them, make them disappear so they couldn't disrupt what they were doing.
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  Yeah.
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  But this, I mean, you watch that movie, it literally spells it out for you to a T, and you're just like, oh my gosh, like this is exactly what has happened.
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  And people like me and you and many others that threw our heels in the ground and were like, no, no, no, wait, we can't follow this.
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  This isn't right.
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  Those were the people that were labeled diversion, and they wanted it fun.
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  They didn't want them to speak up and talk to everybody else.
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  We need to create a course for children because I feel like this starts with the kids.
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  It starts with the kids in schools when they're pushed into these standard models of education, and their rights are removed and they learn to allow their rights to be violated, right?
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  And there's this bell curve of people, you know, and you are clearly at the upper end of that, where you know, you were just naturally born with this these skills and qualities to stand up and have that strength of care character and that leadership, that foundational leadership.
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  But most people aren't like that.
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  I work would argue I was not like that, and I developed those skills through different experiences I had younger in life.
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  I was homeschooled, and there were some other features that really played into my ability to have those skills as an adult.
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  But I just can't stop imagining like what would this world look like if our children were given the tools to become leaders and to align with their ethics at young ages, so that when these kinds of violations come to them later in life, they have the skills to overcome them.
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  So, you know, at some point in the future, we should get together and work on that project together and uh, you know, try and help prevent these kids from losing their confidence and self-esteem at these young ages and give them the tools.
• 26:28
  Yes, and that and I would love that project.
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  I would jump on that with you.
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  Um, but a lot of that is about the parents, you know, the parents have to be strong and have those core ethics and values and teach it and instill it in the kids, right?
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  Ones that I've seen do that, their kids, it's like they get it, they understand and they're very like-minded like us, and they don't get pushed around the way a lot of other ones do.
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  Yeah, it's a skill.
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  Yeah, parents really, really have to focus on that because as those kids grow up, I mean, that's one generation after another and the different things you listed, you know, like um, you know, like the Nazi concentration camps, you know, like everything.
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  Different generations are are seen and dealt with different things, and then they wait several years till the next generation because they didn't see it, they didn't experience it.
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  So it's like fresh meat for them to try something like this all over again.
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  Right.
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  Yep.
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  Courses like this out to the masses could really decrease these kinds of things from happening again in the future.
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  So I would I would like for us to go on a brief break and uh come back to this conversation and really dig into your lawsuit, where you're going from here and what the future holds because it's so powerful to move forward with these actions and start these processes of justice and not give up.
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  And you're not giving up, Jennifer.
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  I'm not giving up.
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  You've got 153 colleagues behind you that are not giving up.
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  And uh we're going to blast this out for your lawsuit coming next month.
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  Uh in front of the Supreme Court to begin the preparations for winning and not giving up and standing our ground when we know what has to happen and what's right.
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  So off to a quick break, and we'll be right back.
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  Welcome back after our brief brief break to the nurse's report with Nurse Jennifer Bridges today talking about her federal lawsuit that is going to be for the Supreme Court on January 9th.
• 32:09
  Is that correct, Jennifer?
• 32:11
  Yeah.
• 32:11
  Yeah.
• 32:12
  So we were talking in the first part of this program about what led you to this point and how this uh lawsuit ended up where it is today.
• 32:20
  Now I would love to get into the details of the significance of this case and what it means to you and the rest of the plaintiffs involved.
• 32:29
  And uh and and more about this case moving forward.
• 32:34
  So what is this case mean to the public?
• 32:39
  If you are thrown out, or if your case moves forward, what will that do for for the rest of us here who are watching with baited breath?
• 32:50
  Our case has to move forward.
• 32:52
  On January 9th, SCODUS is going to review it to determine are they going to move forward with it or just dismiss us and throw us under the rug like none of this ever happened, right?
• 33:02
  But our case, which I'm going to give you the link to, so anybody who's watching can will be able to click her link with the PDF to see our whole petition that we have with the Supreme Court to see all the legal aspects in play because we can prove clearly without a doubt that doing these mandates and forcing people to take an experimental shot pretty much against their will is completely illegal.
• 33:29
  I mean, it is there were so many federal things in play to protect people from this happening, and everything was like ignored.
• 33:36
  Everything was just, you know, hush hush, we're not going to address these issues.
• 33:41
  So our legal expert, our legal consultant dove down really deep, and he uncovered so much that no other lawyers, nobody in the media was talking about.
• 33:51
  And we can prove without a doubt that this was federally illegal, that they shouldn't have been allowed to do this.
• 33:57
  So the Supreme Court needs to take our case and hear it so they can address this, you know, prove that we are right and that, you know, the hospital, everybody pushing them, even I mean, I hate to say it at the time, you know, the media, the government, everybody pushing this and allowing this to happen was wrong.
• 34:14
  And then when they can address this and put forth, you know, their ruling on it, then it can create later on, it can create laws, it can create bills, it can create different things to protect, you know, American citizens from ever being forced into an experiment again against their will.
• 34:31
  And I hate when people against us are like, you know, it wasn't against your will, you had a choice.
• 34:38
  Like people have to understand that's not true.
• 34:41
  When people are gonna take away your entire career, your entire livelihood, all the money you make, everything to provide for your family, for your kids, your health insurance, everything that you need to survive, basically.
• 34:55
  And at that time, it's not like you could just go get another job because everybody else was doing it.
• 35:01
  So I just got extremely blessed because you know, there were companies that agreed with my stance, but not everybody was that, you know, was in the public eye to be able to reach that, like people reached out to me to employ me.
• 35:14
  But I know I know hundreds of people that went bankrupt.
• 35:18
  They lost everything.
• 35:20
  They had to switch careers.
• 35:22
  I mean, people don't realize the impact that it had on so many individuals.
• 35:27
  So, yes, the Supreme Court has to take this, has to rule in our favor, so they can prevent, you know, American citizens from ever being forced against their will into an experiment.
• 35:39
  Because I know thousands that took it, didn't want to, they were crying literally in the chair as they're getting this injection, but they couldn't lose their job at the time for one reason or another.
• 35:50
  And so many that then turned around and had to be rushed to the ER, have permanent disabilities now.
• 35:56
  There's several have even died.
• 35:59
  I mean, and all this just to keep your job.
• 36:02
  That's that's not right.
• 36:04
  No one should ever be forced into that.
• 36:07
  Absolutely.
• 36:08
  Yeah, one of the military doctors, uh, Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Long.
• 36:14
  Yeah, she has documented thousands of military personnel who are forced to take these vaccines against our will.
• 36:23
  And they are now injured.
• 36:25
  They have permanent injuries and thousands are dead.
• 36:28
  Uh, her research is extraordinary.
• 36:31
  I hope you're using it in your lawsuit.
• 36:34
  Um, she, I'm certain that she would be at least open to coming on to your case as an expert witness.
• 36:44
  Uh, she's an extraordinary woman with extraordinary evidence, but you're 100% right in that we didn't have a choice.
• 36:54
  Uh I, so I had the same experience, right?
• 36:58
  My colleagues all did the same thing.
• 37:01
  Many of them wanted to take these vaccines, but many didn't want to.
• 37:05
  And the ones that didn't want to and were forced to against their will, they regret it.
• 37:12
  Many of them are injured.
• 37:13
  Many of my colleagues were also rushed to the ER with anaphylaxis reactions, the shutdown of their lungs and um their circulatory systems failing immediately following these these shots.
• 37:29
  And um, more importantly, I heard from the floor in my restaurant in in my hospital.
• 37:35
  Uh, we had like a 10-fold increase in code blues directly associated to the rollout of these shots.
• 37:42
  So whether or not you want them or you don't want them, the question is is it okay for someone to mandate or force you to put something into your body that has permanent impacts.
• 37:56
  And that's the thing that I think the Supreme Court really needs to take into consideration here is that when you're forcing somebody to alter their bodies or lose their jobs, it's a violation.
• 38:13
  And if we can't honor the rights to a person's bodily autonomy, I don't know what we have left.
• 38:20
  So you're 100% right.
• 38:22
  This case has to move forward.
• 38:24
  The Supreme Court has to hear this case because of the level of violations that it represents to humanity.
• 38:33
  And this will be the if this case moves forward as the first one here in the United States to set precedents.
• 38:41
  Uh, the impacts could be astronomical.
• 38:44
  And if they refuse to move forward with this case, also the impacts will be astronomical.
• 38:51
  So we're really at a cross here is here here with this case with this David and Goliath case where you're you're coming in as this David up against the corporate structure of financial gain.
• 39:08
  Because at the end of the day, you know, the these companies are making massive profits, and we are we are not being allowed to make a choice about our own bodies.
• 39:26
  So this is really exciting.
• 39:28
  It's a really powerful moment.
• 39:31
  Uh, I want to encourage everyone who's listening to sink in and have some prayer and or meditation around this case for Jennifer and her 153 colleagues who are acting as the David and stepping in and teaching humanity how to develop these skills of courage that are so essential for our future and for.
• 40:00
  Our children, because if we can if we don't put a stop to this, these violations will just continue.
• 40:09
  I a hundred percent agree with you because at the end of the day, to me, it's very black and white.
• 40:15
  We should always be allowed to, you know, make that choice.
• 40:19
  If you want it, take it.
• 40:20
  If you don't, don't.
• 40:21
  You should never be forced to do anything against your will.
• 40:25
  Nothing.
• 40:26
  I mean, that there can be so many instances, but it's very important to be able to have that right to choose what you put into your own body that you can't, once you put it in, you can't take it out.
• 40:37
  I mean, it's there forever, and whatever it decides to do to your body and re cabot on it, you are now stuck with it, and no one's gonna help you.
• 40:46
  You know, we've seen that thousands and thousands of times.
• 40:50
  You're on your own to figure it out.
• 40:52
  You're on your own.
• 40:53
  You know, these horrible disabilities that people getting, they're even committing suicide because they can't handle it and no one's no one's helping them.
• 41:01
  Um they're being swept under the rug as well.
• 41:04
  Yeah, yeah.
• 41:05
  And these lower level judges that caused us to file an appeal with SCOTUS.
• 41:10
  It's I feel like that's what they're all doing.
• 41:12
  No one wants to take accountability for this, and everybody wants to just hush us, let's sweep this under the rug and move on, act like this didn't happen, you know, let's not talk about it and just let you know, like keep going because no one wants to deal with this and accept what happened and hold all these all these higher people accountable for this.
• 41:35
  Um but the one thing I wanted to touch on too, yes, you're absolutely right.
• 41:39
  We could use everybody's prayer, you know, is as strong as you possibly can.
• 41:44
  If you can get other groups, talk to your churches, we need as much prayer as possible because unfortunately, like David versus Goliath, we have had everything the hardest way possible.
• 41:56
  They've even set a date to look at our case for January 9th, which falls right after the holidays, right after New Year's.
• 42:03
  So we have such short windows to even get to people to reach out for help.
• 42:08
  So if anybody um follows me, or I could even send you a link.
• 42:13
  I have a very easy, easy self-explicit summary on my uh Facebook, um, LinkedIn, Telegram on X, and I can send that link to you.
• 42:24
  If people make this a very very public opinion, very big into the public as fast as we can since we have the short window, you can reach out to the HHS office.
• 42:34
  You can reach out to Bobby, uh Bobby Kennedy, to Trump himself, to the solicitor general, to several other people and let them know hey, this and it's we're called Bridges versus Methodist, and of course, we have all their other plaintiffs on board, but for them to hear our case, and I'll send you the link to this.
• 42:54
  We've made it super simple of what you you can even say what you can type into an email, you can go on you know the White House's website, and we've been doing that and sending it in the so that way there's so much public pressure.
• 43:07
  And what and what our hope too is the solicitor general, John Sowers has the ability to get with the Supreme Court and be like, look, this is a very important case.
• 43:20
  We need to have some guidelines with this and for y'all to take this.
• 43:25
  He has the power to kind of help push it in front of them and try to explain to them why they need to see this case.
• 43:32
  So, you know, and I and I ask people out there too if anybody has direct contacts, any sources that can get us in touch with you know, Trump Kennedy, the solicitor general, people that can help that unfortunately have the power and the means to get through to these people to let them know how important it is to actually hear this case and move forward.
• 43:55
  I would be forever in your debt.
• 43:58
  I would be so grateful.
• 44:00
  And as many people that can reach out to these organizations by you know, phone call, email, you know, different things on their website and just push and they see their lines flooded with people about this case, it's gonna make them open their eyes and be like, okay, this might be something we actually need to address and not just you know, kind of throw under the rug like it never happened.
• 44:22
  Yeah, so we need to get the public opinion on board here, and the only way that that's gonna happen is with action of the people.
• 44:30
  We need to get in contact with John Sowers, so he can petition the Supreme Court to take this case seriously.
• 44:41
  So with prayers and with physical action, you can reach out to John Sowers, to Bobby Kennedy, to the president, to the vice president, to anyone in these inner circles that has the potential to push this case into the front end center standing that it deserves because as our bodily autonomy is at stake in this situation, there is no time to delay.
• 45:15
  So every single person here can at least do small things like contacting their representatives, contacting the white house and writing these emails, blasting this out on social media.
• 45:32
  I want to see this on front cover of every person's um social media and content that we can possibly find because there is nothing more important here than having our rights to our own bodily autonomy and preserving those rights, and this is the case that is in the crosshairs of that future for our abilities to protect ourselves from any kind of intervention.
• 46:06
  You know, people let's let's let's not make this um controversial and even to reach out to you know left or leaning democrats.
• 46:18
  Like if you're gonna say that you believe that abortions are right because people have the rights to choose that for their own bodies, how can you say that we don't then have a choice for injections and what we're putting into our body through these needles?
• 46:36
  This is not a partisan discussion.
• 46:40
  My point is is that we need to all agree that these experimental injections are a violation of our physical body, and it doesn't matter what your political views are, we should all be able to agree on these subjects.
• 46:59
  So have the courage today to take a few moments and take some action for this case because this is our future, this is our children's future, and there really is nothing more important than that.
• 47:16
  So Jennifer, um besides having people contact these different um legal and governmental agencies to support you, how else can people support you?
• 47:31
  Do you have any uh do you accept donations?
• 47:35
  Do you have any fundraising?
• 47:38
  Um, do you have anything that we can release to the public to support you beyond just taking some time to uh reach out to judges and government entities at this time we've actually been very blessed and we don't need any donations at this moment.
• 48:03
  We had an investment company uh reach out to us over two years ago now, and they they were so they so believed in our course, and they they agreed with us and they believed there was no way we couldn't win because we had the facts to prove it, that they offered to fund our entire lawsuit all the way up through the Supreme Court on a very small contingency.
• 48:25
  So we were so beautiful.
• 48:27
  We were so blessed by that.
• 48:30
  Um, so as of right now, we're okay.
• 48:33
  We just need them to hear our case.
• 48:35
  And I'll send you a really quick thing.
• 48:37
  And I know for some people it's hard right now.
• 48:40
  You're with your families, it's the holidays, I get it.
• 48:43
  But everybody that has just made a few phone calls and sent a couple emails, and they've all told me I can get all this done in less than 10 minutes, and I reach out to several people.
• 48:53
  And even if you wanted to do it a second time, you know, if you want to send it on your social media, tell your friends, family, hey, let's all sit down 10 minutes, we can all blast it at the same time.
• 49:04
  The more the merrier.
• 49:06
  Um, and I'll be honest, moving forward, we'll say when the Supreme Court takes our case and move forward.
• 49:14
  With them, I don't know exactly how it works because it's such a high level.
• 49:19
  Um, but if we have to get into discovery, if if it takes a long time and we have to present things more, then we might need to reach out for fundraising.
• 49:28
  But we'll we'll take things one step at a time right now.
• 49:32
  Great.
• 49:33
  That is such an incredible place to be in.
• 49:37
  And even more powerful is that there's only one way that people can support you right now, and that's through their physical action.
• 49:45
  It's 10 minutes of time.
• 49:47
  It's making a few phone calls to the federal government and the courts or anyone you know, it's posting on social media, and it's not difficult.
• 49:59
  It doesn't
• 50:00
  Take any of your resources.
• 50:02
  It only takes a small amount of your time.
• 50:05
  And it could change the outcomes for this case and for our futures.
• 50:10
  So I want to just push that call to action so strongly to all of the people listening in.
• 50:19
  Just take a few minutes right now and let's blast this case with prayer and action.
• 50:28
  So I'm gonna also put on our show notes, Jennifer.
• 50:32
  Um, how people can reach you.
• 50:35
  Um, I'm sure you have social media, and we will continue to keep you on our show is any time there's an update, you can come back and we'll give more shout-outs for more action.
• 50:50
  But uh tell us uh about how we can reach you and um what's next.
• 50:57
  Okay.
• 50:58
  Um I'm on X, just under Jennifer Bridges.
• 51:02
  Um Facebook, I use my maiden name also.
• 51:05
  So it's Jennifer Hamburg, like a hamburger, but Jennifer Hamburg Bridges.
• 51:10
  Um, I'm on Telegram, LinkedIn.
• 51:12
  So those are my main, those are my main sources.
• 51:16
  I'm old school.
• 51:17
  I'm not on Instagram, I'm not on some of the other ones, unfortunately.
• 51:21
  Um, but those are my main ones where I put all my call to actions, what's going on.
• 51:27
  Um, and you have my number.
• 51:29
  If anyone, and I'm I have so been open and you know, honest with everything.
• 51:34
  If anyone reaches out to you and they're like, hey, I can't find her, you know, I want to get a hold of her.
• 51:39
  You I feel free to give them my phone number.
• 51:42
  My phone for a cut the first couple years blew up so much, I didn't even care though.
• 51:47
  It was how many people can we talk to and help?
• 51:50
  So you're more than free to give anyone my phone number who has good intentions that wants to reach out.
• 51:55
  Thank you.
• 51:56
  Great.
• 51:56
  And that's how this is with people like us on this path.
• 52:00
  And I I want people to really consider that, you know, these are the people who are stepping in and standing up for your rights.
• 52:10
  And for us, it's not about our job, and it's not about our income, and it's not about our children's, you know, ability to um, you know, have an extra toy this Christmas.
• 52:23
  This is about this is about honoring our rights and about respecting each other and and respecting our bodies, and I want to just call in to this conversation, just the highest level of love and respect, because I know that the left has, you know, sometimes really made this a partisan and the right, a partisan conversation, but really at the end of the day, this is just about respecting each other and being able to have different opinions and conversations, and uh that's been okay, and that's been valued in this country for the last several hundred years.
• 53:13
  And I want to just encourage people to think about what the value of that is and what that means to you and your future and your children, because it is part of our founding documents and our rights as Americans to be free.
• 53:33
  You have your America shirt on.
• 53:35
  This is freedom.
• 53:36
  Freedom doesn't have an expiration date or a you know, confined wall blocking it.
• 53:46
  Freedom is freedom of autonomy of our bodies of our speech, of our religion of um of our press.
• 53:57
  And those are part of our founding documents.
• 54:02
  So this freedom of your bodily autonomy is in is at stake, and as is the freedom of everyone else in this country right now.
• 54:14
  So take that into account.
• 54:17
  Think about this conversation that we've been having today with Jennifer and consider what you want for your future for your children and no matter what your political views are, and no matter what mine are, what's really important here?
• 54:38
  What do we want?
• 54:39
  How are we going to share the love of our hearts with the people around us?
• 54:47
  And I believe that that is through honoring and respecting each other.
• 54:52
  And this case does exactly that.
• 54:56
  So, Jennifer, we have a couple more minutes.
• 54:58
  If there's anything else you want to add here, please do.
• 55:02
  Well, a couple, a couple powerful things I was just thinking about things that you were saying that popped in my head.
• 55:08
  I want people to think about just the simplest things.
• 55:12
  Um, because our own freedom, our own bodily autonomy is so important.
• 55:16
  Before we did this lawsuit and everything, and I tried to, you know, go up the ladder the right way.
• 55:21
  I had a meeting with my CEO David Bernard, who's still with the company.
• 55:25
  And picture a CEO of a major medical hospital, right in Houston, one of the largest, looked at me in the eye and said, This mandate is more important than your own individual autonomy.
• 55:39
  Picture a CEO ahead of a hospital telling you that.
• 55:43
  They're supposed to be there to help each individual person, patient, employee, we're all patients.
• 55:48
  It doesn't matter if you work there or not.
• 55:50
  But literally telling me to that face means to my face means he feels that way about everybody.
• 55:56
  The mandates, which made them billions of dollars and gained them a lot of power was more important than your own individual autonomy.
• 56:05
  And he said that to me, but he meant that for everybody because that would apply to every single person that walked into the door.
• 56:12
  So think about how powerful that actually is moving forward and how that can create so many obstacles in a healthcare system.
• 56:22
  And then the one thing I wanted to address too is I I agree with you so much.
• 56:26
  I don't, this has nothing to do with politics.
• 56:28
  I don't care if you're Democrat, Republican, independent, whatever you are.
• 56:33
  Because even since the beginning, the media, all the news reporters would keep asking me, trying to figure out they, you know, little slip things in.
• 56:41
  Are you Republican?
• 56:42
  Are you Democrat?
• 56:43
  I was like, I don't know.
• 56:45
  I'm not either.
• 56:45
  And they're like, well, who did you vote for?
• 56:47
  Oh, I don't know.
• 56:48
  And I would never answer these questions for them.
• 56:51
  And it drove them insane because they always wanted to make it a political thing, a conspiracy theory, like, and and it has nothing to do with that.
• 57:00
  I don't care about politics.
• 57:02
  Everybody should just get together as a whole and realize this is about human decency, about morals and about ethics.
• 57:10
  I don't like bad guys, and I don't like bullies, and that's why I started this.
• 57:14
  So thank you so much, Jennifer, for doing what you're doing.
• 57:18
  God bless your efforts.
• 57:20
  May you succeed in this action.
• 57:23
  And we are all behind you, and we will continue this conversation as your case moves forward.
• 57:31
  So thanks again for being here.
• 57:32
  Everyone have a great day.
• 57:34
  Happy New Year.
• 57:35
  Thank you.
• 57:39
  It's time.