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A Chance Meeting with a Psychic

Have you ever experienced a serendipitous encounter that seemed too perfectly timed to be a mere coincidence? From unexpected reunions with long-lost friends to chance encounters that change the course of our lives, synchronicity offers a compelling lens through which to explore the interconnectedness of the universe. On Saturday evening I walked over to a cocktail table to place my food down. The couple that was on the other side of the table engaged in conversation with my wife and I. The conversation deepened when I was told that I had been speaking with a psychic.
Covering various topics on my show throughout the years, I’ve developed a keen awareness that the universe isn’t always as it appears. I’m open minded to more possibilities than limits. However, there are areas of channeling that have felt more like an illusion and party trick than sincere and valid. I decided to engage in a conversation about my skepticism and doubt. Quickly I discovered my skepticism was matched by statements that could not be known. I was quickly put in a place where I needed to reflect on what I believed to be true.
Our conversation has challenged me to feel the future ahead. I’m certain that there are big things coming that will require my attentiveness.
In the second half of today’s show, I discuss the pre-censorship being used on truth. Google and their company, YouTube, are removing content rapidly for individuals such as Dr. Peter McCullough. My own account received a strike for medical misinformation last week after our interview with Kayla Pollock. There are individuals like Mike Benz who are trying to educate the public about the government’s role in censorship. It is more important than ever to follow and support voices of truth and freedom.

Disproven: Ken Block's Research for the Trump Campaign into Election Fraud

The 2020 election placed conversations about the integrity of our democratic voting procedures into every home across America. During the November 3rd returns a clear picture began to be broadcast to the nation that Donald Trump was taking a decisive lead in early returns. Many went to bed assuming that the election would be called by the time they woke up on November 4th. In the overnight hours news media began showing vote totals adding up for the presidential challenger, Joe Biden. Immediately claims of election tampering and fraud began pouring in.
 
In the immediate aftermath the Trump campaign team went looking for the evidence of massive voter fraud. By Wednesday afternoon as the shock gripped the President and the nation, Alex Cannon picked up the phone and called Ken Block. Alex was a lawyer for the Trump campaign. Ken was an expert in voter data, a tech entrepreneur, two-time candidate for Governor, and the founder of the centrist political party, who remained active in Rhode Island. After careful consideration of Mr. Cannon’s request to work to find voter fraud evidence, Ken agreed to work for the campaign to research.
 
The deadlines were tight, with most states certifying the election by the first week of December. In Ken Block’s new book, “Disproven”, he documents the email requests and daily challenges to get to the bottom of the fraud claims to help court cases. Each chapter of his book is a study of how the story of fraud came to be, what the data states, and a conclusion of whether the claim was legitimate for the courts.
In the end, Ken concludes that he could not prove voter fraud with any certifiable evidence that would have changed the election outcome. However, he uncovers and presents major issues in the systems used to record the will of the nation. He joins America Emboldened to discuss his findings, and what he would propose could begin to reform our elections in the future.

Paralyzed by Moderna: A Case of Transverse Myelitis

Kayla Pollock believed she was protecting her health. She has been treated for Type I diabetes for years and her healthcare providers felt receiving the covid vaccine would give her the best protection. She received her first set of vaccines with no issues or concerns. In February of 2022 she went to get her booster, which was from Moderna, and within days lost her ability to stand. Over the course of a few weeks her condition deteriorated. The Canadian healthcare system told her she was faking being paralyzed and recommended her for a psych evaluation.
 
Hours later Kayla received an MRI scan which showed crippling transverse myelitis around a long portion of her spine. She had become a quadriplegic as a result of a vaccine injury.
 
After hearing Kayla’s story, I knew I needed someone with medical credentials to assist in telling her story. I reached out to my colleague, Dr. Peter McCullough, to cohost this episode for the benefit of both Kayla and my listening audience.
 
Listening to today’s episode you will notice several key details. Socialized medicine in Canada is failing their citizens, and money is more important than life. Transverse Myelitis is well documented in peer reviewed literature. And, there is always a glimmer of hope we can offer one another.
 
To learn more about Kayla’s journey, donate, or contact her, check out Operation Kayla at: opkayla.com

Temptation in the Classroom

Temptation is a story synonymous with the human experience. Throughout history money has influenced behavior, values, and social structure. The temptation to achieve a gain over others has been found through the actions of greed. The dollar can lead to unethical behavior that corrupts systems, exploits others, and leads to inequalities. The pursuit of wealth can lead to mistrust in our community.
 
Since the beginning of the school year I have been running an experiment on temptation in my classroom. I found a few dollars and placed it under two magnets on my white board. Students began to take notice of the money on the board and began asking questions. They wanted to know why it was there, whether they could take it without punishment, and who put it there.  I explained the money was on the board and there were no rules other than it was a thought experiment.
 
Throughout the months I added to the money and upgraded the value of the bills to a ten and some ones. Teachers and staff would walk in and see the money on the board. They also had questions. Many were wondering how students had resisted the temptation of the cash for months.  I explained to the staff that I believed it showed the character and care students had for both my room and each other. As time went on students became protective of the money on the board.
 
Last week I was out for two days for an illness. I returned to the classroom this week and discovered the money was missing. Five and a half months.
 
Students were devastated to learn someone had broken the trust of the group.
 
The experiment ended, but not without a great lesson. The simple action of one student impacted over 100 students, some of which did not know each other. Like a stone dropped into a lake, no one could escape the ripple cast.
 
Temptation is a billion dollar industry. None of us escape.
 
It’s my hope the student will find the $10 is fruitful and pays it forward.

Trump's Bloodbath Comment Creates More Narrative

The reactions to Donald Trump’s speech hit a fever pitch of delusion over the weekend. Claims that he was calling for a bloodbath if he lost the election were projected by Nancy Pelosi, and newspapers sensationalized the story to create traffic. Conservative media was aligned in attacking the former president, as Matt Drudge ran the headline as the marquee on the infamous “drudgereport”. The irony of Matt Drudge continuing to “pick the winning candidate” continues to linger from those who have paid attention to how Matt chooses headlines throughout the past two decades.
 
Society is re-living Greek tragedy. In Parmenides' philosophy, he argued for the unity and immutability of Being, suggesting that reality is unchanging and indivisible. According to Parmenides, what truly exists is eternal and immutable, while the world of appearances, characterized by change and multiplicity, is illusory. Our news media, social feeds, and conversations with friends and families has tragically shifted to the world of appearances. The truth is unchanged despite those who wish to rewrite it. The facts are whole even when others try to divide and lessen the meaning.
 
Narrative is written as truth, but the truth never needed to be presented, because it has always, and will always, be.
 
So why do political opponents continue to distance us from facts and figures and replace the truth with stories? Likely because it is human nature to take comfort in illusion. This is why many fall in love with theater and magic shows. Life does not offer control but illusion does. When a society can no longer just be, it attacks the deafening and immutable nature of being. Instead of rational thoughts we give in to our fears and anxiety to escape from clarity even when we know it is false. Narrative presents complexities for our mind to engage in because reality often bores us. In order to escape the reality of being. We enter into a world of story.
 
This explains why some would claim Trump to be a rising Hitler. They will remember his words of being a dictator on day one and create the narrative that it will not end there. They will ignore the facts and publish their fears and anxieties. According the Parmenide’s, this is a fundamental aspect of humanity.
 
If we remove the stories and stick to facts we may also discover that reality is uncomfortable.

The Attorney Fighting for the Constitution, John M. Pierce

Today, we are honored to have John M. Pierce as our guest, a titan in the world of trial law, and the founder of John Pierce Law. He's been described as "one of the most esteemed jury trial lawyers" and has a track record of securing multi-million dollar verdicts and settlements in complex business disputes. John has been at the forefront of defending civil liberties. He has represented high-profile figures like Rudy Giuliani, Kyle Rittenhouse, Tulsi Gabbard to advocating for defendants involved in the January 6, 2021 events at the United States Capitol.
 
Amidst the tumult of the past four years, John recognized a glaring void in the legal landscape – a shortage of attorneys dedicated to fighting for constitutional rights. In response, he founded the National Constitutional Law Union (NCLU), a groundbreaking initiative aimed at empowering individuals and combating government overreach and tech tyranny head-on. Through the NCLU, John envisions building a nationwide network of litigators to safeguard the rights of all Americans for generations to come.
 
John has represented over twenty defendants facing charges from January 6th. He has a unique perspective on these court cases and the Department of Justice’s handling of discovery information.
 
The NCLU if funded by donations of those looking to support their amendment rights by fighting for those that may have theirs violated. Their focus is has been on hot topics like: self-defense, cancel culture, right to life, election integrity, health freedom, and religious liberty.
 
During the conversation we touch base on the state of our union, and what can be done to reclaim the spirit of 1776.

Let Us Never Forget

Four years ago today, the Trump administration announced Proclamation 9994, which declared a national emergency. This began a rapid shut down of states, businesses, and two years of tyranny and loneliness for millions. The adage, “hindsight is 20/20” is being rolled out by many as history attempts to be rewritten. The Trusted News Initiative colluded to stop disinformation which only stopped the free press and replaced it with a new global form of state media. Friends, families, communities, and relationships were torn apart with the polarization of those who offered an alternative view.
 
Early on there were studies showing the spike protein shared a genomic sequence with HIV. This pre-print study was soon removed from google and search engines as the TNI took control of information. President Trump repeatedly blamed China for the virus and those that shared that perhaps it escaped from a lab as part of gain of function research were shouted down as anti science. We were told it was a bat zoonotic infection from a market in Wuhan. Those that claimed it should be handled like a bad flu were told they were careless.
 
The origin story, efficacy of measures to stop the spread, how it transmitted, what data and protection “vaccines” offered, the treatment protocol, long-term effects, and public health messaging all drastically changed since the roll out and orchestration of approved talking points. The New Normal was the Big Lie.
 
Four years later and it becomes more clear by the day. The narrative we were told was repeated as a known lie. The newest guidelines state to treat Covid no differently than the flu and RSV. The same protocols exist. Even Dr. Anthony Fauci now admits that 6 feet for safety was an arbitrary number with no science. As I reflect on where we were, I never want to repeat the takeover by feeble minded tyrants. I’ll never forget, and I hope you will not. Today’s second half I discuss the Congressional hearing with special prosecutor Hur. President Biden and the democrats wanted to paint him as partisan and get the words exonerated out of the prosecutor. Their plan rapidly failed.
 
And, in other top headlines, RFK Jr. is making some questionable choices for his campaign.

Fake Empathy and Deception Heard in Buzzwords

Buzzwords wield significant power in both societal and political discourse, serving as potent tools that shape public opinion and influence decision-making. These catchy phrases and slogans have permeated various aspects of our lives, from marketing and advertising to social media and political campaigns. While buzzwords can be effective in capturing attention and conveying messages succinctly, they often come at the cost of critical thinking and nuanced understanding of complex issues. Instead of fostering informed dialogue, buzzwords frequently manipulate the ability to think clearly about pressing societal and political matters.
 
In politics, buzzwords are commonly used to frame issues in a simplistic and emotionally charged manner, catering to the short attention spans of the electorate. Politicians and pundits strategically deploy buzzwords to rally support, demonize opponents, and shape public narratives. However, this reductionist approach to complex issues obscures the underlying nuances and challenges inherent in policy-making. As a result, citizens may be swayed more by the emotional resonance of buzzwords than by a comprehensive understanding of the issues at hand.
 
The pervasive use of buzzwords in political discourse contributes to polarization and tribalism, further eroding the capacity for reasoned debate and compromise. By reducing complex issues to polarizing slogans, politicians and media outlets reinforce existing divisions within society, making it increasingly difficult to bridge ideological divides. This trend not only stifles meaningful dialogue but also perpetuates a cycle of distrust and cynicism towards political institutions and the media.
 
In society at large, buzzwords infiltrate discussions on topics ranging from social justice and environmental sustainability to healthcare and education. While these buzzwords may initially spark interest and engagement, they often fail to prompt deeper reflection or analysis of underlying systemic issues. As a result, important societal challenges may be oversimplified or trivialized, hindering efforts to address them effectively. In this way, buzzwords in both society and politics have a profound impact on our ability to think critically and engage in meaningful discourse, ultimately shaping the course of public debate and policymaking.
 
This false sense of understanding can lead to a superficial engagement with important issues, where individuals mistake familiarity with buzzwords for genuine comprehension. Continuing to rely on these words will reduce our ability to have sincere empathy and understand complex issues.