Labor Day safety reminders and civic responsibility

0:00It's 6 Eastern. It's 3 o'clock Pacific. We will draw this city closer together. Coast to coast and around the world. From the America Out Loud Talk Radio Studios. We will replace the fragility of rugged individualism with the warmth of collectivism. It's time for The Truth Be Told with Booker Scott. Thank goodness it is a Friday. We're here to the end of another weekend. Guess what? It's a three-day weekend. It's the end of the summer. It's hard to believe, isn't it? Labor Day is here and however you spend it, I hope you have a great long weekend. You deserve it. Enjoy it. Be with family and friends. If you're traveling, be safe. Be careful. I'm Booker Scott. This is The Truth Be Told. If you're listening live, I really thank you for doing that tonight and every night. If you found us later on a podcast, thank you for making that extra effort.

1:00It seems like the news has been pretty quiet lately. Maybe it's because the Senate has been out of session and also the House was before them. Now the House has come back, the House of Representatives, but they also are going to take a hiatus just before the election coming up November 3rd. Maybe that's why the news seems to be quiet. And I know you have news about Iran that's coming out every day. Of course that's coming out. It's still going on and who knows when that's going to end if it will, anytime in the near future. It looks like the Pentagon and the Army is gearing up for this conflict to continue into 2027. It's unfortunate that it's good lasting that long. I don't know if you know this, but I mentioned this several weeks ago that pay attention to diesel prices because they are going to go up and they have. They are now at a record record high. The diesel gas is a high figure. So inflation could be affected by that coming up in just a little bit, meaning gas prices are going to go up.

2:02Anything that uses an 18-wheeler to get from one place to another, which is pretty much everything that we consume. It's going to be heading in the wrong direction because of diesel prices. And we're coming before you know it to Christmas and the holidays. So there's a lot to look for in the economy there. But to me, it seems like the news has been pretty quiet. Other than that thing in Pennsylvania where you have Josh Shapiro creating big measles, they outbreak where it didn't happen. And if you want to look into that, you can. I'll let the doctors on this platform discuss the measles. I'm no measles expert, so I'll let them deal with it. But you probably know what I'm talking about with Josh Shapiro. So what do we talk about? What do we talk about here on this Friday night on this Labor Day? Well, let's talk about Kamala Harris. She's always worth talking about. She is making news about maybe running in 2028. She is also trying to get out and help some of these people running for the midterm.

3:02And it seems like the Democrats don't want any part of Kamala Harris. There was a story on it in Politico this week. And it MS now and Paul Alexander had a story on it. He was interviewing Kamala Harris. And here is a little bit of that exchange between those two. If you're going to give you a chance to respond to one of the headlines that's in the news today, Politico reports that you are waiting into some of the midterms and at Red State, not Blue or Purple State, but Red State Democrats and states that Donald Trump won are encouraging you to stay away for fear it could impact their races there. Your response to some of that reporting. Listen, Peter, we need to win. Okay, bottom line we need to win. I have run locally of runs for statewide office and obviously nationally. And these candidates know what they need to do to win. And I would expect nothing less. What is she talking about? She didn't address the question. I called him Paul Alexander. It's Peter Alexander. MS now is not something I watch a lot, but listen to the answer she gives.

4:05And this is one reason why she's a terrible politician. Maybe she's a good politician, but she's terrible when she gets into office. She's never really had much of a career. She hasn't done anything to produce anything. But listen, listen to this response again. There your response to some of that reporting. Listen, Peter, we need to win. Okay, bottom line we need to win. Obviously, obviously, Peter, we need to win. She's saying nothing. I have run locally of runs for statewide office and obviously nationally. And these candidates. Everybody knows that. Captain, obvious. And now what does she say about these candidates? Now what they need to do to win. And I would expect nothing less. I look forward to being on the trail and helping folks where I can help. But we have got to put a check with lawless administration and deliver what Americans need and deserve lower cost of affordable health care. Now she's finally getting somewhere, lower cost, affordable health care.

5:05That's what we need to do. No one's talking about how. And I don't hear any answers from Republicans or Democrats on solutions to the problems that we have in this country. We have big problems. Kamala Harris is interesting. She is never answering any questions. I find it interesting how she responds to this question from Peter, not from Paul. I apologize to Peter, not Paul. But here's a little more of Kamala Harris. Affordable child care. You name it. You name it. I support them in doing whatever they need to do to win. That was the dumbest answer I've ever heard. And the question was that the Democrats don't want you there. And well, I'm going to be there and blah, blah, blah. She makes no sense. We dodged a bullet when she lost and the Democrats spent a billion dollars. And when it comes to the midterm, people are paying a lot of attention to the money available. The Republicans have $117 million available to help candidates.

6:05And Donald Trump has $408 million in his super PAC that is available to help. And so this money has been spent yet for the midterm, but it can be if they want to. They can. The Democrats, they have about $17 million. Does that really matter? Well, I look at the race in Alaska for the US Senate. And you have a Sullivan against Paltola out there. And Paltola, the Democrat, has $15 million cash on hand. Sullivan, the Republican has $12 million. So even though the Democrats have much less money, there's a lot of money from individuals that are flowing into candidates campaigns. So don't pay attention so much to those national figures and how much money is available for the Republicans or the Democrats or even Donald Trump to help candidates. Candidates raise money locally all year long every year. That's what they do. It's their biggest job, which kind of brings me to where I want to go tonight. And that is the solutions.

7:06You heard Kamala Harris. She talked about lower cost, which every politician talks about that. It doesn't matter independent Democrat, Republican, everybody talks about affordability. We got lower the cost to healthcare and childcare and they've said that for years. But what are the solutions? Are you hearing any solutions from any of these candidates right now that are running for the November 3rd? And midterm because I'm not. I'm not hearing a thing about education as our children continue to fail in public schools. About election reform. Anything, healthcare, healthcare, by the way, since 2011, healthcare has increased 52% in cost. Now inflation during that same time since 2011 is 49%. So 52% is a little bit higher. It skews some higher, but only 3%.

8:06Health insurance has gone up 154%. The health insurance companies are making billions when they used to make about $245 million a year collectively. In 2011, and now they're making billions. Where's all that money going? It's going into the pockets of the health insurance companies. Again, 52% inflation on healthcare costs, 49% overall inflation since 2011, 154% inflation on health insurance. That's a problem. We have a problem there. Nobody is talking about healthcare. They say we want to make it affordable. We want to make cost lower. Kamala Harris said, but what does that mean? What are your solutions for making healthcare more affordable and health insurance, not healthcare? Because in this country, we actually have universal healthcare, don't we? You go to the emergency room. You don't have insurance.

9:06You don't have money. You're not going to pay. Well, they're going to fix you. They're going to make sure you're okay. Everybody knows that. Everybody abuses that. You know, people go to the emergency room for the colds, for the flu. And you pay for it. If you're one of those that pays out of pocket or you have insurance, Medicare, Medicaid, or you pay taxes, you are covering that cost of universal healthcare. We just have to figure out a better way to pay for it because the health insurance, they've gone up 154% in 15 years. It's a problem, but I don't hear any solutions. I don't hear any solutions at all. She says, cost, and we got to get out there and we got to get the cost down for the people. Okay, Kamala Harris, that's great. Tell me how. I would love for a Republican to tell me how. How are you going to do it? I would love to hear what, what either side of the political aisle talks about when it comes to education

10:07and how they're going to help our children, you know, compete in the future in the world because America has slumped in education. We've gone from number one, two, three in the world to in the teens, low teens. We're felling our children for their future. In a lot of different ways, we have mounted debt of $40 trillion over $40 trillion. Social programs in this country make up 48% of the United States budget. And you see a lot of these people that are running for office are socialist and they want more programs for people. They want more three things for people. Well, 48% of the US budget is socialist programs already. And they say, well, we need to spend less on defense. We're spending 14% of the US budget on defense and on that. And meanwhile, we are doing 48% of the US budget on social programs.

11:11Isn't that enough already? That's a lot of money we're spending there. But cut costs, how do we cut cost? I want to hear solutions from somebody. Can we get a solution from anybody? Anyone anywhere? Can we have solutions? Can we come together? Can we work on things together to make it better for Americans, for our children, for our future? Can we cut down the debt? And yeah, you hear Republicans right now talk about we're cutting deficit spending. Do you know what deficit spending is? Deficit spending is the amount of money in the budget that you don't have that you're spending. Does that make sense? You take in $6 trillion, you spend $7.5 trillion, the deficit spending is $1.5 trillion. That's how that works. And my numbers are a little bit all. We're actually spending $7 trillion. But we don't take in that much. So the big beautiful bill that did reduce some deficit spending by about $200 billion.

12:14Our budget went from $4.9 trillion prior to COVID to $7 trillion during COVID. And it has never come down. $200 billion in deficit reduction spending is never going to get us anywhere with a $40 trillion debt, which is going to saddle our future and our children with problems for years. That's not the America that I want to leave my children and my grandchildren. By the way, I have my third grandchild that is coming November 18th. So that's something to look forward to as we get closer to the end of this year as the calendar continues to move. What other solutions are you looking for? We have a beef cattle problem, which I have talked about several times on this program. You can go back in the archives and find that information. What about education? What are we going to do there? What about an election reform? And this is one that I really want to talk about.

13:14I don't think that any of our problems are going to come until we fix our elections. And I'm not talking about election integrity. I'm not talking about the save act. I'm not talking about any of that stuff. I'm talking about real election reform. Our politicians, they get elected and they go to Washington DC. And the first thing they start doing is working on their next campaign. We see these hearings on Capitol Hill. And I play a lot of them here on the program. And you hear them here when you're listening. It's all for theater. It's all for them to raise money when they make that phone call to you or that text that we frequently get that is so annoying. It's so that you will give them money. That becomes their job raising money for the party that 177 trillion, I'm sorry, that $117 million that the Republicans have or the 17 million that the Democrats have.

14:14That's what it's all about. They want to keep the power. They want to stay in the office. And that becomes their job. Let's take that out. Let's take the money out. Let's have real election reform. 48% of our budget is spent on social items. I am almost to the point and I'm not near a socialist. You should know that. But I'm almost to the point that our election should almost be in a socialist type of way where the government gives the candidate, a qualified candidate, the money to run the campaign. You don't have to get any money when you're elected. What you have to do is go to work for the American people. Your job is no longer raising money for your next campaign so you can keep the power and have all the benefits of working for the government. Because you're not finding solutions for this country. That is obvious. $40 trillion in debt, children failing in school, and health insurance and health care is out of control.

15:16And those are just a few problems this country has. There are many. It's still a great country. Don't get me wrong. Don't take this as a black pill. This is not a black pill. Please. But really election reform. Let's give everybody the same amount of money. If you're running for president here, I don't know what the figure is. This is an idea. Think about it. See if it makes any sense to you. Here's $2 billion and you run for president. If you're qualified, you have to be qualified. Whatever that is, I don't know. We'll figure that out. If you're running for the US Senate, here's your money. If you're running for the House of Representatives, here's your money. That levels the playing field. That means anybody with good ideas that resonates with people could have a chance to win. Because they are no longer fighting against the establishment with all the money. They go to Washington DC and then all they do is raise more money for their next campaign. I think it levels the playing field.

16:16And I think you also do away with your non-party affiliate races. I think you have to have a separate election day for those things, for issues, for constitutional amendments. Because there will be issue money. Because we're going to take all the money out of these campaigns, except for the money that we give them to level the playing field. There's not going to be any super pack money, no pack money, no dark money. It's completely gone. It's dead. And you get that money out of these elections. And maybe you don't have to worry so much about the save act. You know, Donald Trump brought this up. I think it was two or three weeks ago. Now, this first time I've heard him say this. He was speaking in South Carolina. And first time I've heard him say it in this election cycle. He said, we have to make this election too big to rig. And really, that's the key to it. Everybody has to go out and vote. And if you're on the conservative side, you have to go vote.

17:19And that's what he's telling you. You can't be concerned about the save act not passing in whole of these other things. They seem to get in our way. You have to take a part in your community. And one of the biggest ways you can do that is to go vote. I think election reform, and at least having a conversation about that, is a start. And those are some ideas. I think that would help to get solutions for the American people that I'm not hearing in this midterm election. Whether you're a Democrat or a Republican, I'm not hearing solutions on either side. All they do is talk about the other side. They don't talk about you. They talk about the Democrats or this. The Democrats are that. They're socialists. They're going to destroy the country. The Democrats on the other side are talking Donald Trump. His orange man is bad. He's going to destroy democracy. Democracy is dead. That's all that's what we're hearing. Meanwhile, credit card debt is near record high.

18:22Our debt is $40 trillion. We're spending more money than we take in every year. And nobody really seems to worry about it. No one has a solution for those things that are affecting the future of this country. In education, I am not so sure that the conservatives in this country have taken the wrong of way on this. And I have been a school choice person for years and years. I'm a recipient of it in the state of Florida. My daughter uses school choice. The money follows the kid. It's a good solution. So I thought. But did conservatives run from the public education too quick? Did we leave public education? It was a long term play for the Democrats and the left to be in education. They have educated our youth and some people will say they've indoctrinated them. And they've done that for a long time because conservatives left.

19:22We went to homeschooling. We went to school choice. We went to private schools. Was that really the answer or should we have stayed and fought that fight there in public education? As we see failure after failure in public education in blue cities around the country. And it's not just teachers and you know, there's a big part of social economics when you come into that. But I think maybe Republicans and conservatives, we went the wrong way. We ran away from that problem instead of running to the problem to come up with a solution. Hello. Let's find solutions for this country and for our future. We pray for rain. Thank you when it's falling because it brings a grain in a little bit of money. We put it back in a plate. I guess it's why they call it a god's country. More Truth be told with Booker Scott in minutes on America Out Loud.

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22:23It's going to save you up to 20% on a lot of different items there. That's at AmericaOut Loud.News. We're going to take this conversation into something a little bit different, something that I don't deal with a lot on this program. I have some, but this is going to be an interesting conversation. We have Rick Hill with us. We have Rick Hill with us now, and Rick is someone that was in serious trouble medically. This was 50 years ago, but you know what? He didn't go through regular medicine. He decided to do a holistic approach, and somehow, some way that worked. Now, for all of these years, he's been giving his life to try to help people like you and other people. Cancer is something that absolutely touches every one of our lives. That's what we're going to have this conversation about. Rick, welcome to the program. I'm so good to have you and I'm glad you're joining us. Thank you, Booker. I appreciate it. I'm looking forward to this. Well, let's go back 50 years ago.

23:23I think that's where we start with your story, don't we? What was it? 1974, and you have stage three, you carcinoma. It didn't look good for you. You got a letter, even. Yeah. Yeah, this is just how handsome I was back then. That's me with the gastro tube after eating half hours of surgery. They put me on morphine. I was down to 120 pounds. The chemotherapy came in for the chat. I arm up on the thing on the edge of the bed just to tell me how the cow's going to eat the cabbage. And he said, well, you know, good thing we ask you to bring your family into town a week ago. We found cancer. We operate on your neck up here. We found it in the lymphatic system. We operate on the top of your feet.

24:24And when I'm taking a shower every day, I look down and there it is. It's scarred. Top of my feet. And both of them. And he said we found cancer there too. So as I measure real estate, you pretty much are head to toe. And so we've got chemo, which will start on Monday today is Friday. Take the weekend off. Yeah, right. I'm going to go home and relax. And he said, we'll see you back here Monday. So that afternoon, I drove home and I got a now here. If I would book her if I was going to do a screenplay. Here's act one. And here's the inciting incident. And unlike the movies, this incident is not a bomb going off, not diving off a high building, etc. This is a 10 cent stamped letter that I got in the mail that day on the front.

25:27I got a mail that day on the Friday. Brought it to me. I opened it and read it. It said, dear Rick, if you want to live, you're going to have to leave the mail clinic. John. Yeah. Now, most rational people would have torn that letter up, thrown in the trash and yelled, mine your own business. Sure. I don't know why everything shut off and that thing is bugging me to death. I definitely would have thrown it away. I would have put it in the trash and I would have gone back to Mayo Clinic on Monday morning. Well, this guy's not a doctor. Okay, let's start there. So I knew him. I was in seminary and he would come as a Baptist pastor. He'd speak in chapel. But not your regular Baptist pastor. No. This guy was a John Birch society member.

26:30And if you don't know what that is, think about Maga, but on steroids. Yeah. All right. Real conservative. And he talked about Jesus for the first 15 minutes of his sermon. And he talked about getting out of the UN the last 15 minutes. I agree with, I agree with John, by the way, we should. Yeah. In fact, let's not get out of the UN. Let's get rid of the UN, but keep going with your letter from John. Yeah. And I agree with them too now by the by, but not that I was one of the aluminum ones. You know, so me and the other boys that sit in the back of chapel and I go, all right, he's going to get to the UN pretty quick. Are you ready? It's common. I'm not. This guy talk about the UN and other things, you know, uh, juckle island and all that kind of thing. So. I get this letter from him and I, he puts his phone number to bottom.

27:31I call him up. I said, John, if you weren't about this pastor, I'd ask you what you're smoking. And that asked you if I could have some. What do you mean, leave the male clinic? It is a citadel of modern medicine. He said, I agree. Well, why would I leave? Where am I going to go? It's the best in the world. He said, I agree. Is the citadel of modern medicine and surgery. But I don't think they know squat about the human immune system. Oh, and where did you learn this, John? I was just a central seminary. I really give him a bad time. And he says, no, I just read a lot. And I talked to my friends and look at it this way, Rick. You're not doing too well. I heard. I said, no, it's okay. 120 pounds. I'm on morphine.

28:31Seeing the pink elephants. Not my best time of life. Yeah. He said, I heard that. I knew that. And he said, there are clinics around the world. Maybe something here in the safe, but I haven't found out yet. And there are. And he said, but I know one that really is getting good results. I said, okay. Where do I go? He said, you fly in the San Diego. I said, oh, I like San Diego. And then he said, yeah, then you get on up on a bus. And you can you go down to Tijuana. I said, so I'm taking notes. John, help me out. You want me to go to my family and say I'm leaving the Mayo Clinic. Going to go to TJ. And John, what are they going to do to me in Tijuana? He said, well, they have a natural organic treatment.

29:33And that's it made out of if it's natural and organic. He said, are you sitting down? Booker, nothing good comes after that question ever from anybody. And I said, all right, John, I'm sitting down. What? He says, well, it's an extract from the apricot plant or apricot. But now what part of the world you were born? I say apricot. What do you say? You say apricot? Okay. Yeah. And I said, well, here's why you're not thinking. I eat every season when apricots are out and full. I eat lots of them. I like them. He said, you're not eating them correctly. I said, you want me to hold it in my left hand when I eat it? What he would say? That is what you should be eating. He said, that's inside the pit. That's an apricot kernel.

30:33And it is very high in what's called nitrilo site, which is a bitter kind of a amaretto finish bakers grind them up, use them in muffins, all that. And I said, oh, man, I can just hear it now if I take this story back. He said, well, I got some phone numbers here. If you want to call some people, I said, I'm not going to do that. I'll tell you what I will do. I'll go see my chemotherapist this afternoon and tell him what you told me. Wife takes me over, get an emergency thing, sit down with him. I told him what I just told you. Okay. And this is Friday afternoon then. Is that correct? Yeah. Okay. So you go back to the Mayo Clinic. You sit there with a doctor and you say, I just got a letter from a guy named John from seminary who doesn't like the United Nations. And he's kind of wackadoodle in a lot of different ways. And he tells me I need apricot. And what did the doctor say to you? Pretty much accurate quotation.

31:34I wasn't as I wasn't as nice as I would have told you. And I said, if you were me, what would you do? And he leaned back in his chair like this and he goes, you know what Rick? It is warm and Tijuana this time of year. Interesting answer. In other words, I don't think they're going to help you. You know, whether you're going to chats it to Kayla. Yeah. He knew they weren't going to help me. And he didn't want to risk a 300,000K job a year by going run. Get out of here. No. Just told me it was warm there. He could say we were talking about the weather. I said message delivered. Thank you so much. Got up. Went back home. We had dinner, stood up, told my family what I told you and the chemotherapist. And to a person they all went. Like that. Yeah, you're crazy. And I miss your office. Look at the friendly face.

32:35None. My brother Sam. Sam Hill stood up. And he said, you know, Ricky, we always knew you were stupid. We just didn't know how stupid you can be. And I looked at everybody. I thought that's it. I'm sick. I need some. No. How about that? You mentioned your family there a couple of times. Who's there? Who who who's your family at that time? Again, this is 1974. So you were much younger at that time. You were a young man when this happened. How old were you when this was happening? 24. Okay. So your family would be your brother and your parents and maybe some other siblings. Two brothers, one sister, parents and my in-laws and my wife. So I get everybody's kind of silent. My wife is just looking at her shoes. The consensus was you're crazy. Yeah. Okay. Good.

33:35I was a big burly, owns catapillar tractors. Yeah. Yeah. He's a straw out of mouth all day long. And he stood up and he said, I like it. I'll take him down there. And I'll help pay for it. Well, my family looked at their shoes. They didn't want this program. And I said, deal. And two days later, this Detroit greaser, but the fans here do left for Tijuana, Mexico. And I'm telling you, yeah, I went down the rabbit's home. I didn't know that world. Go ahead. Yeah, I was just going to say, so you're 24 years old. You hop on a plane. You do not go to Mayo Clinic to get really the chemotherapy. I know no radiation. Probably a lot more drugs are going to be coming your way. You're at stage three. It doesn't look good. Did you feel like you had much of a choice there?

34:36Did you feel like, okay, I have to go try this because I know my fate if I stay here. What was your mind like at that point? The chemotherapy tip me off. That man basically, unless I read into it, what I wanted to hear, said to me, if you want to go, then you just go. That's all there is to it. All right, shut off. Not just the red button. Apologies. So I just felt like, you know, I do have a theological background. I do love the funny stories in the Bible. And what this sounded like to me was Abraham getting a wife for his daughter or for his son, Isaac. Yeah. And I'll hurry. He sends the camels loaded down with a jewelry dowry, 450 miles across the desert.

35:39He says, now when you get there, it's going to be a good looking woman at the well. Well, I don't care how good looking she is. I'm not traveling 450 miles in the desert on the back of a camera. But he gets there. He says, my father, Abraham sent me down here. And he would like you to serve the Lord our God as the wife of Isaac. We've got your dowry here loaded on these camels. When they walk toward her, her eyes are blinking in the reflection of gold. I mean, it was probably worth half a million dollars. And so she looks at the camels. She goes, deal. Yeah, I mean, just like my deal. And that's the way you felt. You said, okay, deal with your father in law. Let's go. Let's get on a plane. Let's go to Tijuana. Three things in a row that are really stupid happen to me in one day. The letter to chemotherapists, my father in law.

36:42You know, I just said, I don't know what I'm doing. I'm going. I'm going to go to the hospital. And I went. And together we went down there first day. We go to a health food store. If they had health food stores in Detroit, I never saw one. And if they had one, I wouldn't have gone in. I go in there and it's. Cugged tree heaven. All the women are walking around and. Wrinkled granny dresses. And I'm the only one there where an underwear. And I'm the only lady over there, and I'm going to throw my stone. Brown. What's in the health store into you want to Mexico? What's in there? No, this was San Diego on. You're in San Diego. OK. Yeah. Still in San Diego. And there. I didn't recognize most of the food in there. I'd never eaten an avocado. And they were serving little tastes of it.

37:42And these soups that just smelled like herbs and all this stuff. And I looked at my father-in-law and I went, I want to go for a burger when this is over. And I just said, but here's a lesson. I didn't blend. And your listeners don't have to either. I didn't have to believe. I mean, you hear these guys in the seminar. Unless you bully. Nope. You really think I thought a little corner clinic in TJ was going to do as well as a Mayo Clinic to help me? I wasn't sure. My wife gets on the plane to say goodbye. Do that back then. Yeah. I'm crying. She's crying. And I said to her, sweetie, I think it's a one-way ticket. So the next day we go to the clinic and I meet the doctor. He says, I only have one question. Are you willing to do what we ask you to do?

38:44And I'm thinking, oh, oh, I don't know you from Adam Doc. I don't know what you do here. He says, well, I'm a real MD. I actually worked at Children's Hospital in Boston. And he said, but I own the clinic that you're in now. And I'm telling you, this stuff is amazing to me. But you have to help. Are you going to change your diet? Are you going to do the healthy things we ask you to do? And are you going to do them for the rest of your life? I'm going to miss beer. We're going to continue on with this conversation here in just a minute. We're up against the break, Rick. You're listening to Rick Hill. He survived cancer. And you're hearing how he did it. He went to Tijuana, Mexico and continued this conversation that started back in 1974 for Rick Hill. You're going to hear about it next.

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40:44To learn more, just visit bearbar.com slash out loud. Coming up tonight at seven o'clock Eastern time. It is unleashed the political news hour after that, the national security hour and at nine o'clock Eastern after dark with Robin Andrew. I'm Booker Scott. Thank you for joining us tonight. We are visiting with Rick Hill. He's telling the story about going to Tijuana, Mexico. In 1974, he was devastated by the pandemic. He was in a state of emergency. He was telling the story about going to Tijuana, Mexico. In 1974, he was down to 120 pounds. Stage three cancer. He leaves the Mayo Clinic. Rick, I think we're caught up. Let's keep going with your story. All right. From here, it moves pretty fast as we're an act two. In act two, the doctor says, I mean, here's why people don't think it works. It is so simple. It's not complex. First of all, they start giving me these pro enzymes.

41:49Now, what are enzymes? They're designed to digest protein among other things. You take them with meals. They'll digest the protein you had with your meal, like a steak. If you take them between meals, like I do at 10 o'clock and two o'clock, because I'm an old guy, that's how we take our meds, they digest the protein that may be covering cancer cells. That's how they hide. Now, this isn't my idea. This was the 1920s. A doctor named John Beard. By the way, for your listeners, I'll give them the most scholarly book on all this. For free. You know, you're not a credit card to get it to come to you. You simply log on to myworldwithoutcancer.com. We will send you a G-Edward Griffin scholarly treatise on what is latrall? What is vitamin B17?

42:49And why did our government shut it down? I can't think of a question you can come up with that isn't covered in that really good book. And it yours for free. A PDF copy, a like truck. And it's 300 pages. So they start giving me lots of these enzymes. By the way, you had a lot of them when you were about two months old. Yeah, that's right. You had trope of last cells in your body and your mother's pancreas kicks out this stuff called chymotripsin to protect you and your mom. And it takes the protein off so your immune system, the mother's immune system can see what's going on and protect. Well, 24 years old, where's my mom? Where's my ambi-bilical cord? I don't have it. So I took my ambi-bilical cord, those enzymes at the clinic.

43:49Secondly, there's a backup plan and it's called B17. You can get it in the pills and I didn't start taking these for almost a year afterwards. But this, an ampule, lay a trill, a mechdalene. They just put the needle in there. And on Monday to Thursday, they gave me three grams right here. And then on Friday, they gave me six grams. And a mount, which our government says, will kill any adult. So the American government, the American government says that. Yeah, the Mexican government thought, well, it's doing its work for these guys. Let's leave them alone. Well, you mentioned earlier, you mentioned earlier that the doctor said there are some clinics in America back in 1974. You didn't know exactly where those were. Are there clinics now here in America that are doing holistic healing like this for cancer? They really are. In fact, if somebody wanted to get older me,

44:50remember, I don't practice medicine. I will never tell your listeners what to do. I will tell them what I did. If they think that's a good idea, I can tell them to get the stuff where to get the stuff I add. And then if they're in stage three and four, my recommendation is they find it a holistic licensed medical doctor to help. And that's important. I mean, I'm not crazy. Oh, okay, family thinks I was. Well, Ricky, Ricky said that back then that the American government, the amount that you were using that they were giving you in Tijuana, the American government wouldn't allow that. Does the American government allow that now as part of? They do. Okay. They do. And I'll tell you how we got smarter. They kind of forgot about it because they drove us so deep underground that we stayed underground.

45:52But my, the guy I work for is named John Richardson. His father was an MD. And he wrote Lea Tro case histories, 60 some 62 case histories about people who were stage four. Did exactly what I did and got their health back. Well, once that book was published, they came blaring into his offices, guns drawn, arrested him, arrested his nurse, but I'm both in the Huskow and took away his medical license. For a food product. Why? Because it really worked well. And cameo doesn't work that well. pharmaceutical companies don't like that, do they? I they've got a really bad attitude about losing. We've got that going on right now in Washington DC too with our FK junior in the CDC FDA.

46:52Did you see the hearing a couple of days ago? Oh, they did everything but beat him over the head with a chair. And all those politicians are getting paid obviously from the pharmaceutical companies. Big money. Yeah, he told Pocahontas. Yeah, see. I might see it. Yeah, like that. So it's just three products. And, and then they gave me a diet sheet. Then the nurse comes in the next day and goes today. And then they say, we are going to start your detox. I said, good. What's a detox? And she's carrying this, this bag with a hose. And she says, well, did you ever change water and the radiator of your car? And I said, oh, yeah. I got a 57 Ford slick tires first floor ship. Hanlon. She goes, good. And I said, good. Where does that hose go?

47:54I learned what a colonic is. Now, before you throw something at me, Elvis, when he died, they said he had over 50 pounds of undigested matter in his large coat. 50 pounds. And they told me we want you so clean that you squeak when you walk. And then they said, well, I'm going to give you a little bit of that poison out of you. Get good, nutritious food into you and give your immune system the ability to see cancer cells and fight cancer cells. That's the program. We sell it at rncstore.com as an adjunct like high dose vitamin C, like Myers cocktails for hangovers. And in other words, it's a food product just to get you buffed up. And that's how we market it. We don't say that we're doing now.

48:55It helped me. But I never told anybody I'll guarantee you this or work. I've never said those things. So simple program low cost government irritated. Just recently we've come out of the groundwork to help. Let's go back to you real quick. Let's go to Tijuana. I interrupted you when you were going to get cleaned out. So that was another part of the treatment from there. What happened? I guess diet came into it as well. Yeah. And diet is real simple to 80% raw and uncooked fruits and vegetables. You can have some meat as long as is broiled and organic. And you only eat about four ounces of it. Not because meat was cursed by the devil, but because meat is high protein. And you've got a plan for the protein in your body. I did, I should say. That is you want it gone.

49:56So your immune system, T cells killer cells macrophage. They can see the cancer then. And they go after it. Cancer cells want to survive just like every other cell in your body. It's part of the human process. So I'm eating these squishy meals. I'm taking the colonics every few days. I'm hoping no one finds out not in Detroit. We beat people up for that kind of. I'm doing it. Yeah. So that basically is. I mean, I don't want to cut you short and pretend that it was simple when it wasn't. But that was it. I was there three weeks. So you were left in three weeks. You were healed. You go back home to Detroit. Do you go back to the Mayo clinic at that point? I did, but let me clear something up. I don't think I was healed.

50:57That's why today you heard my alarm go off. And I apologize. But my alarm was to remind me that at four o'clock. I'm taking some of these enzymes. Because I think these cancer cells are probably or pro, but you know, the name for them are probably in everybody. Yeah. And it depends on outside forces, whether they get irritated enough to shut the immune system down. When that happens, now they grow like crazy. And we need help. We got to take. We're not an embilical cord recipient at that point. So when you go back to the doctor, do they, I guess they run tests they would have to. Are you cancer free at that point? Or is there a longer period of time before you become cancer free? Or did you become cancer free? I guess that's a bunch of questions there. Well, I had an oncologist measure my tumor markers, cancer markers.

52:00And at one point, they pronounced me in remission, which incidentally is the most dangerous time in the life of a cancer patient. Why is that? Because usually they go, well, I dodged that bullet. Good to go, man. And they go back to the diet coke and the burgers and the fried foods and the, you know, long hours with no sleep. All of the above. And then six months to nine months later, you see them on Facebook going, you got to pray for me. It's back. My liver is full of cancer. It's spread to my spine. I don't know what the dope. Yeah. That never happened to me because I was either didn't want to see Jesus. But then I hurry or it's not that big. It's not expensive. It's not that big a deal for me to set my alarm and take some of these bills during the day.

53:03It's no big deal. So I did go back to the male clinic to answer your point blank question. Made an appointment about a year after I'd been to Tijuana came. I'm shortening this, but I came through the door and he went. And he held his hand up to stop. And so I stopped. I was walking toward his desk. And he said, I want you to know before we start this conversation that nothing you did in Tijuana could have had anything to do with this apparent recovery that you've had. What was it? Was it Jesus? Is that what he was thinking? Was it a miracle? I asked him because any normal person would go, what the heck? I said, so what do you think happened to me, doc? I don't look like I did when I was here. Do I? He said, no. No, you sure don't. He said, you had what we call a natural remission.

54:05In other words, without provocation. Not from us, not from them. Your cancer decided to leave your body. The doctor was not willing to hear anything that you had done in Tijuana. He didn't want to hear about it. There had to be another explanation. It couldn't be the things that you did. So I said, well, I'm not going to naturally remit when I was in Tijuana. I was in Rochester longer than I was in Tijuana. And I guess got worse and worse and worse here. You said that yourself. And there I got better and better and better. Now, you don't see the correlation. He said, it's absolutely not possible. I said, I know. I know something about you, doc. He looked like a bright guy. But looks can be deceiving. Because if you were a real healer, you know what you'd say? I don't know.

55:06But sit down and tell me what the heck he did. I'll take notes and then I'll do some research because something happened to you. And I said, well, I'm not going to stick around for that. I walked out the door because he wasn't interested. Just like you did earlier in 1974. That's exactly it. And today we are no further in. None. We still use the same chemo's five-epieu. Different kinds, five-epieu is partially owned by the American Cancer Society. Rick, thank you so much for joining us. Give us the website again. The name of his book is Too Young to Die. And give us that Richardson Nutritional Center website one more time before you leave. Thank you, sir. Rncstore.com. And just... And that big book is there as well? That's there, but not for free.

56:07If they want to order it online at myworldwithoutcancer.com, we'll send them the PDF electronic. Got it. If they want the paper book, that one they got to pay about 35 bucks for. Well, Rick, thank you for coming on the program. We're glad you're here 50 plus years later. Congratulations to that. Thank you for telling your story. It's an incredible story. Thank you for being on the program tonight. You're welcome. And thank you for having me, sir. There is only one truth. You've been listening to The Truth Be Told with Booker Scott on America Out Loud.