World happenings when corruption runs amok

0:00I'm Stephanie Coxon, and I'm Kathy Anderson Martin, and we are two women influencing real life. So let's twirl. So Stephanie, every so often we do one of our coffee table chats because there's so much going on in the world that I don't know. It may be as a chance to vent as much as anything and say things that other people might be thinking. But today is that coffee table chat. Are you ready to go with that? Oh, I'm so ready. There's so much going on. Yeah, absolutely. Let's do that. Well, we may not. 53 minutes may not be enough to cover all the things that we have bottled up inside of our little pee heads that need to be stated. So I'm Kathy Anderson Martin, and I'm Stephanie Coxon, and we are two women inspiring real life. So let's twirl. Oh, Kathy, Kathy, so much happening.

1:03I don't even know what to say. Well, you know, when we decided that we were going to use this week as a discussion point when we're coffee table chats, which we do, I think every six weeks or so, that's, I guess, the tolerance level for what bottles up inside of us that needs to come in. I like to do it about once a month. I think it's healthier. So we can think we should shorten that. And we can possibly do that every weekend. We'd be okay. We would be okay. We would be okay. Probably save our family members as well. Yes, I'd say be healthier, but we are healthy because we have pure blood and take the right supplements. It doesn't eat well. Yes. So this is purely a mental health day, but, you know, there's been a lot going on. And before we begin, there's something I have to get off my chest because it happened a week or two ago, and I know you're not as in tune to this. I'm a sports fan. You're not. I mean, I'm not anti sports. I just have trouble sitting in front of a TV just to be clear. I find it to be a waste of my time when I can be doing other things. Okay.

2:03Well, you're the one or two percent of America versus the rest of us who do enjoy a good competition. But that's okay. Yes. Yes. So I love the Olympics and watched my husband said it's the only time of the year. You know, we watch curling or ski jumping once for a few minutes every four years and everyone's suddenly an expert, which, you know, I don't even know what those are. Go ahead. But I said, watching ski jumping, I said to my husband, who is the first person who said, I know what we can do. And, you know, went flying off a cliff or a giant ramp into the snow below. But anyhow, I enjoyed it. I loved seeing the various athletes, the skater who won gold in the Olympic women's figure skating and her story of her dad escaping Tia leaving China after the Tiananmen Square issue. Is this the girl with the striped head? Yes. Okay. I did see a picture of her. Patient story. China tried to get her on their side where it was following the family and she stepped away

3:07and came back to win gold versus another American athlete who went and sided with China or ski jump. She did some kind of skiing on behalf of China and because they paid her a lot of money. And there were other athletes who, I mean, and the figure skater who won was just, it's the American dream, the story, I mean, it's amazing. And the women's hockey team and the men's hockey team, Jack Hughes, who got his teeth busted out during the game and they came back to win. I mean, just, it's the stuff of movies and legends. So it's really USA, USA. And then there were times that I was so angry at some of the athletes saying that it was hard for them to represent their country, which I wanted to say, then go somewhere else. Yeah. And the other ones who just were so disrespectful and then afterwards, the Huffington Post, that piece of garbage news outlet and I apologize to news outlets for even putting them in that category.

4:09But after the... Just a minute. There's really no great news outlets out there. No. Just call them what they are. The mainstream media, yes. People like us have a voice now, is because people woke up and realized it's all garbage. Yes. And so you and I said, having our coffee table chat, because we actually talk about the real issues and every once in a while, five percent of the time, have a disagreement. Yes. So Huffington Post, after the Olympics, because the hockey team was a huge win, they wanted over time, of course, won the gold, great. On the date that the 1980 Miracle on Ice happened, so it was very, very cool. But the Huffington Post put out something that said, if you feel yucky about people draped in the flag and chanting USA, USA, you're not alone. And of course, they got a lot of backlash, but it infuriated me because since when did patriotism and cheering for your country and, you know, in sport or anything else become

5:13yucky? Yes. That made me so angry and I needed to get that off my chest because I will never, you know, back down from being proud of my country and proud and thankful for the freedom I have. And these people that are trashing it on the national stage, I just wish they would go live somewhere else. So that's what I had to get off my chest. Well, I did have a recent Facebook post where I basically said, look, if you don't like because a lot of this is over the ice stuff, right? The ice, not the ice as in the ice of hockey ice. Correct. The ice of our federal government removing illegal immigrants. But I just made the suggestion that anyone who is against what is happening happening in the US in regards to that may want to try to illegally enter another country. Correct. Entry of your choosing. I don't really care. I think Israel would be a really good one because it's intense, even if you have Avisa to enter an angry country. That's right.

6:14Because you were just there a few months ago. Yes. And I watched a number of people get pulled aside, questioned, held up for hours. You know, it's just what just, it's just what happens and that's an illegally. And that's because they know they're in the crosshairs of so many terrorists and potential or whatever people willing wanting to do them harm. Correct. Yes. I think that people really need to have that experience. So I encourage them to take their little backpacks and go ahead and cross the borders and report back. And perhaps they'd have a better appreciation for what we actually have in this country and the difference between a legal immigrant, you know, or an illegal immigrant. Because the concept applies, it's if we are much nicer about it than any other country in this world. You know, and that's the other thing. And you and I, over the past two years or so that we've done this show, we have had and they've been some of my favorite shows and best stories we've done. We've highlighted people who've come to the country legally and their process for becoming

7:16citizens and the wonderful things they achieved, whether building businesses, going on and leading organizations, establishing nonprofits, all of these wonderful things. And it's just, we're not against immigration. Correct. We're against, and the words that did itself, illegal, illegal, illegal. I am the daughter of a immigrant from Cuba, or not the daughter, the granddaughter, excuse me, the granddaughter of someone who immigrated from Cuba. So you're bringing up that Cuban heritage again, right? Yes. And what's the other thing you say? You're like 5%. I'm like a couple percent Sierra Leone from my father, so I guess, yes, you bring that up frequently as well. But go ahead. I think I even have some Neanderthal in me, which explains a lot. Yes. It would be both of us, according to some, yes. So I can understand why people look at me and not like me, but it just all comes down to this. So I agree with you that why are you trying to represent a country that you don't like,

8:19go represent the country that you like, go talk to their government. I'm sure they'll take you in, you know, but they're going to want to take you in legally. Well, and that's the other point with, with ICE, as you mentioned, they have a job to do their law enforcement, again, the word being illegal, illegal. I heard someone who was like so upset because they've been here 30 years and never did. Well, why did you not take care of this over that 30 years, you know, as many many other millions of people have done, but that's another thing. But I, since this is getting it off our chest day, I also have a feeling that, you know, a good way to avoid getting killed by law enforcement is not to try to run them over with your car or brandish a weapon in front of them. That is probably a good place to start in your safety and security in dealing with law enforcement. You know, that does seem like a pretty solid decision, you know, to stay home, perhaps. Yes. And I'm not against, you know, overthrowing a tyrannical government.

9:20But first of all, they need to be tyrannical. We are not in a period of time where they are abolishing free speech, like perhaps we were experiencing just a few years ago. We are not in a time where they're showing up at our houses as Americans in trying to do anything crazy. I mean, like there's nothing they're doing that's actually tyrannical to their own citizens that I can tell so far. So it's not that, you know, I'm all about revolution when necessary. I mean, that's my personality. But not for other people who are not part of our actual country and who are trying to change or trying to change the culture of our country and hurting other people. You and I a couple of years ago, I think it was the 2020-2021 timeframe appeared again. I'm not against protesting. I'm not against peaceful protesting because you and I were at those things in Washington, DC. Yes. I cannot believe you just threw me under the bus like that. We were. I remember we were standing. I think it's nine. I've got pictures.

10:20So do I. They come up on my memories every so often and I'm like, I love that day. Yes. We were at things on the capital of the Pennsylvania on the steps. So we weren't part of those things. But I remember when we went to that protest in Washington, DC, I think it was at the Lincoln Memorial, wasn't it? Yes. It was. Yes. We went on a bus with a number of other people like-minded people like us. So it was organized. Yes. We went down. But do you remember what they told us before we got off the bus? They were very, the leaders of that. They said, do not engage. Do not go into buildings to create any kind of issue. They gave us this whole do this, do this, do this, don't do this, don't do this. And it was for our own safety, but also so that we could and the people on the bus because there's some that are a little more wacky than we are would conduct themselves with proper decorum and eliminate any possible harm to ourselves or the other participants. Yeah. And I do find it odd that we actually adhered to those guidances since we typically don't.

11:26We did. And we did everything we were asked to do. We spent the day there on the grounds cheering, chanting, whatever else. I bought a t-shirt. I wear it still. And there were some people there that were not part of our group who did try. Correct. They were not a good character, good nature. In fact, at one point, we moved away from where we put a position because we were a little concerned about some people that looked a little like something might happen and we didn't want to be involved. Yeah. Like they were sent in from the government to try to create chaos when perhaps that's not what it was. It did. But we had our personal safety of like, okay, if something happens, we don't want to be standing next to this guy. Correct. Yeah. We were aware. We used our intuition. We engaged. We protected ourselves. But we did our peaceful protest as our rights as Americans and oddly enough, we had no trouble. And we went home on the bus and we went to another one the next week.

12:27Yes. So again, we are not the people saying, oh, you don't have the right to express your opinion. But I do have a problem when you're out there bashing out police car windshields with your baseball bat and whistling in their faces and trying to run them down with your car. I'm sorry, but that is going to probably open up a problem. Yeah. Absolutely. And you have to face the consequences of those actions and those are not good consequences as we have seen, but you chose those steps that led to the consequences. So I don't really have a lot of sympathy for you because you chose that. I think everyone has to face their consequences. That's part of life. So we got the Olympics off my chest and the people, both the athletes and the hollars and the yellowers and immigration. Do we have any more to say about immigration? There's a lot, probably, but there's so much. I don't know that, you know, and I think we're actually seeing a rise in the issue right

13:28now with the Iranian war because, you know, did you see the terrorist attack in Austin that three were, I think three were killed more injured. Yes. Which originally, when I saw that, I got up. My husband said, oh, there was something in Austin that happened to shooting. I said, at first, I said, oh, it was just a, not just a, it was a late night bar fight, which again, my fear out at 2 a.m. there's potential for issues. And I was at time in my life that I was that person. But, you know, it's one of those, nothing good happens after midnight. Yes. Yes. But I'm not blaming, I don't blame victims. I mean, people, that's not at all. But that's at first what I saw. But now we've seen otherwise, the guy was wearing a shirt that said, like, what, praise be to Allah or something or... Yes. It turns out that he was a foreign adversary who did not have good intentions. And, you know, as we look across the US, there have been quite a few of these incidences that... And I don't know that they're all hitting the news, that it is disturbing.

14:31There are rumors that there are cells that are just waiting to be activated. And that's when you have years of unchecked immigration and no vetting of who's coming into the country, millions of people, I'm surprised it hasn't happened before. So I mean, it's people, experts have been saying this is happening. Yes. But what's interesting is Obama actually had very similar policies to Trump on this. And had more casualties and the removal of some of these illegal immigrants. But nobody wants to talk about that. Well, and I think that we started about the mainstream media. I think the same thing in Austin, with what just happened with the Iranian War, excuse me, you've seen Iranians all over cities in the Western world and in the United States even cheering that the fall of this evil, the death of this evil terrorist, comeinear, whatever his name was, Ayatollah of Supreme Leader, whatever. And I saw, I think it was also in Austin, Texas, where the media told the reporter, don't

15:35cover, there's no story seeing the Iranians cheer having this guy removed from their country. And the reporter went on anyway and said, I'm told not to cover this, but I'm going to cover it of seeing Iranian Americans cheering in the streets. So they are so one-sided in what they show and the narrative that they follow is scripted from all parts. And it's a shame because we are not getting full pictures mostly from our mainstream media. Yeah, no, you're absolutely right. And I think it's also important to note that we do need to be very vigilant right now. There was a, I don't know if you saw this or not, but there was a message that was put out from the, I think it's the Department of War that's basically that all US military needs to turn off their location services on all electronic devices. Did you see that? No, I did not. So yeah, so they said, turn it off, they said that Uber, Taliban, which I'm not sure what that is, and Snapchat are all compromised.

16:38And so basically they are being told to shut down all of that because they are coming into our country outside of our country. They are doing targets. I don't know if you saw. I think it's 14 countries that Iran has hit. Did you see that? 14 countries that Iran has. So the Iran is taking military action against 14 countries. Oh, yes, yes, yes. Yes, against the other countries, yes, yes. And now they have shut down the straight-up formats. Are you familiar with that as well? Yes, with all the oil tankers being stranded and sitting there, right? Yes. You know, that straight, it's very small, but that's, I don't know if people realize, I don't know if people are very good at the geography of the Middle East. I'm terrible at it. Yeah, well, so you write around there. I think people need to realize, it's right around there. You have Iran, you have Kuwait, you have Iraq, you have Saudi Arabia, you have Qatar, you have, I think it's Bahran is right there as well. You have the UAE. All of these people have to use that straight-up, that straight-up Hormaz in order to get their

17:44oil out. When you look at China, so I'm guessing China may end up getting involved in this because the majority of their oil comes out of this. I think they supply something like 80-some percent of their oil, perhaps, from this area. And so we are going to be looking at some pretty serious consequences of this. Who knows where this is actually going to lead? Then they just hit, I don't know if you saw that, the missile hit Jerusalem. Did you see that? Yes. The bombarding Israel and different sect, and Israel has a pretty robust defense mechanism, but you're not going to be able to protect against every incoming missile being launched at you or lobbed at you. Right. But when you look at Jerusalem, I was actually a little bit surprised to hit Jerusalem directly, because I think it's a sacred area for Muslims, it's a sacred area for Christians.

18:47And so typically there is some sort of... And Jews. Yeah. And Jews, excuse me, yes. Good point. But usually there's some sort of kind of protection. For example, when the Pope was there, all kind of wargames ceased for a period of time when the Pope was there back in November. So I find a little bit shocking that Jerusalem was directly hit, because typically it's the outer area. I think I could be wrong on that. I don't know. I just know when looking at past wars and stuff like that, there just seem to be some sort of miraculous things that would happen that protected it, and that's maybe not the case right now. Well, and I think when you go back to starting this conversation with the oil tankers being stranded and that straight shut down, that underscores the need for why we need to produce domestically, to have our own, to be in control of our own oil and needs.

19:48And that's not just oil and energy, but also manufacturing, because we cannot be dependent on these other nations for basic needs because we outsource it. And that's something Trump has been trumpeting since his first term to bring it back to America, to bring production back to the United States, so that we're not dependent on China and people that would want to do us harm. Yeah. And I think this really shows the necessity of sovereignty. So I hope that more people are seeing why, because you don't ever know when war is going to break out truly, right? I mean, when you look at the Middle East, they've been warring for thousands of years. We've been very, very fortunate here in the U.S. that we haven't really seen a lot on U.S. soil, you know, at least in World War II, right? So we're in a whole new game, we're in a war of information. We are in a war of, you know, physically now, because we know that there are sleeper

20:50cells, we look like some may be activating if we consider Austin, Texas and some of the other things that are going around. You know, it's interesting, and that that sovereignty idea that a lot of people were against, perhaps now they're waking up to, because everything shuts off when we're dependent on other people, which is also why we need to be self-sustaining as humans, as well as since our government's also poisoning us, which gets us into a whole other thing that I'm not going to go to, just want to point out same concept to this difference, you know, background. Correct. And, you know, I think you mentioned in that little tirade there that you had, which kind of a lot of things, huh? Hi, Raid. Well, I, you know, this is our whole coffee table in it off our chest thing. I feel better already. I do too. Talking about the Olympics and now going into the Iranian conflict. I was going to force my best friend to like, listen to me, you know, this morning on all the things I was going to have issues with, but you just, you literally just saved him,

21:50so. I'll let you, I'll let, I'll let him know that you are a very therapeutic, if you're listening and, you know, just want to talk, you don't even have to listen to us. If you just want to be sitting there in your house, like yelling, that's right. That's right. We're fine with that. You don't have. Yes, you can just go on. Take a glass of wine, say cheers, you know, as we go through this, it's all going to be okay, people. You know, but you said something there in that when you were speaking about an information war as well, with AI and all of these other developments, it is very hard. And I don't know about you to discern what's fact, even pictures, what's fact, what's been manipulated, what's being presented. And I think that's going to be an ongoing concern. I personally believe like AI is the antichrist, that's just my personal opinion. But, you know, it, but it's very hard and how that can be manipulated. And we've had guests on here about that with health information. Yeah. And it may not be true, but it can present it as such. Yeah, absolutely.

22:51I think we need to dive into this a little bit because, you know, a lot of people are using AI to fact check now and not all AI is created equal. I'm not sure you want to depend on AI at all because it gets a lot of information wrong. And it's easy to do. I do it. I put something in and it gives me information like, oh, okay, absolutely, absolutely. So I think that's something we have to dig into because we are absolutely, I think above all of the information more and we have to be able to discern and decipher. And there's only a few ways we can do that after we go to break. Let's talk about that a little bit. Okay. America out loud talk radio plays in the I heart radio network. You can listen on our media player from any web browser anywhere in the world. We're the best in class apps available on Apple, Android, Alexa, where we stream 24 seven. You can find out more about our show and get all the latest podcasts if you go to the menu bar at the America out loud dot news under our shows and schedule, then you'll always know where to find us. Hey, we're calling all patriots to Nashville, Tennessee, July 2nd, 3rd and 4th for a powerful

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28:08The entire hotel is rented out and we are just going to hang out, have fun, make fun of people and each other as we get to celebrate the 250th anniversary of our country. I'm wearing red, white, and blue the entire weekend. Oh my gosh, you're probably going to be in plaid. No, stars and stripes. Stars and stripes, baby. All weekdays. Stars and stripes and plaid? No, I don't know. Well, I still have to determine that, but I'm looking forward to it. Okay. We need to go shopping. And if you want to join us, you can register for the conference and the hotel and the Nationals of Fun City, so I know I'm going down early to do some fun things in Nashville. So just go to americaoutloud.news and you can see the information and register and come join us. Absolutely. Okay. So back to AI. Information. Information. Yes. You know, it's really interesting. I like to test AI on occasion, like as fact checkers and stuff, and I love. Love, love, love that. AI likes to use snopes as a fact checker site, which as we know, was started with some

29:09guy in the basement with a former process. They're all started with a guy in the basement. I know. I know. And I'm thinking, so unless you're directing AI very specifically on where to draw the sources, you are going to get a lot of bad information because it's just pulling from all sources. I get, yes, exactly. And again, I think you have to be discerning if something doesn't seem right. If a photo, I know I've seen some things and I start to go off on this tangent and I'm like, wait a second. Is that right? And that's from both sides. Both sides put out stuff that is not correct or to fulfill somebody's agenda. So you have to be discerning and use wisdom, which again has been a biblical trait that has been lauded since the beginning of time, wisdom and discernment. In these days, a lot of people don't value those things. But you have to do that. And you know, connect it with AI. I don't know if you've seen Stephanie, and this is getting to be a concern, the creation of these data centers. Oh, yes.

30:10Yeah. That they need to build these huge data centers, they're looking in more rural areas, farmland areas. I know some friends of mine last week went to a township. They have a home and 20 acres in a rural area, which they purchased on purpose and realized they're looking to put in a data center within literally hundreds of yards from their property. Oh, boy. They have a well. And the drain that these data centers put on the power grid, the water supply, the water system in the area are really concerning. Yes. Yeah. We've got some serious issues that are happening. And I get the other side of the argument. You know, I did have a conversation with my congressman about this because I was concerned. I am concerned. I've actually had several conversations because of just what you're saying, but also the pollution that puts out and the increased health risks that come along with them, because you know, I'm all about health. One of the issues that we really face is that we are in a competition against other countries

31:11specifically China and all of this. And what are we to do, right? Are we to lag behind? I don't know what the answer is, but I do not think data centers should be anywhere near populations at all. And that's a huge concern to me and Pennsylvania is vying for one of the top spots for data centers. And I just don't think that's a good idea. I think we need to have someone on here in the near future. We have a local state representative who we know who has a large farm and has been fighting this because they're again, it's not a population center, but it's in a main agriculture center. So there's a potential for contamination of all, as you mentioned, food supply, water supply and so forth. And we have a friend who's a master gardener. I know who's been up on this more so than I am. I think it's one of those things you don't care until it's in your backyard. Right. Yeah, absolutely. And then as my friends, I mean, they went to this meeting and then we're like appalled to see, oh, no, this is going in right here in our place we thought would be our paradise,

32:12you know, and so, but that is concerning. And as we rely on this technology more and more and more, you have those needs. And I think that was something Trump mentioned in the state of the union that if they're going to build these things, they should also be responsible for developing their own power sources as opposed to relying on the grid that we existing, the existing grid and putting strain on the existing systems that may or may not be able to stand up and, you know, perform as needed for just basic consumers and the center itself. Well, there's also pollution that comes out of it as well because some of the chemicals that get used to create these things. I mean, it's exactly far more extensive than what most people realize, which is putting up a building and drawing on the water sources and electric sources, but I'll leave that one to the experts. What's that? Well, I was going to say we already have we just a few weeks ago had someone on talking about the pollution in our food system, the glysofates. Do I say that right?

33:12I always say that. Like to say, I know. I know. Well, my dyslexia makes me say it backwards. Yes. You know, and already with the pesticides and the chemicals and so forth. And, you know, as we're in this situation with Iran and the military, you mentioned the threats upon the military and having them as a target wherever they may be. She mentioned a few weeks ago, Zen Honeycutt that are troops. They studied their food and had just noodles and noodles of chemicals and pesticides, many of which were produced in China and some of which dream in band in the United States showing up in the dinner plates of our military, making them sick and vulnerable. So there's all these things that just it's a huge circle of risk and a threat to not only our military, but to us as a country and people. Yeah. No, 100%. There's definitely some, and there's a lot of issues. We're so inundated that I think that's part of the information war, right?

34:14Across the board. So if you don't recognize the amount of pesticides in your foods or the amount of dyes, petroleum-based dyes that are doing serious harm to you because you have one side saying, oh, it's okay. This is perfectly safe. You have the other side saying, no, this is not safe. You know, like people don't know what to believe, which I think is that division that's purposely been created. I mean, I never thought I would see liberals fighting to keep food dyes in their food. It's bizarre. You know, we've said numerous times when did conservatives become the granola people? Right. It makes no sense. Traditionally, when I first started to wake up to the fraud that exists throughout the vaccine research, it was everyone thought I was liberal because it's the liberals that cared about that stuff, right? And now it's not. They're the ones that are like everyone needs to not only have vaccines, but be forced to get vaccines, or you're going to be going to jail for killing someone, apparently,

35:17which is just bizarre since that's not the way vaccines work or have ever worked. You know, it was all about protection of self, not protection of others, but they're just changing the narrative to fit whatever their motive is, which is, you know, I don't know why people don't remember this. Like it's almost like people are blinded to truth. Well, I think that's kind of biblical, you know, but I think there's Bible verses that say like they're blinded to truth. Right. You're right. Never mind. I take it back. No, you know, I understand that. It's right. I just wanted to say that you weren't the first one, maybe, to realize that, you know. As we want. I mean, it does kind of feel like currently we're watching revelations unfold as we're seen through. I mean, it's, yeah. A revelation. I mean, the end of the world as we know it in revelation is in the Middle East. Isn't there a song the end of the world as we know it? I think there is, but I don't think that's a different, different kind of thing. OK. But, you know, these things, I think, underscore, as you see all of these things happen

36:20in our world, they're concerning, they make us nervous, I mean, just as human beings. But I think it's also for me faith affirming because I know in whom I have believed and where my hope comes from. And I know who wins in the end. Yes. So, you know, these things to me are biblical. I mean, that's the person I am. If you believe that. I think a lot of us also believe that. But otherwise, I mean, it's such a small area of land. And as you had said earlier, there's been fighting and things since literally thousands of years since Jacob and Esau, yes, back into the Old Testament. And nothing has changed thousands of years later, and we're still involved in this. Yes. We are. We're, it's still going. It continues to go. You know, I find it, I find a lot of this stuff interesting because again, we go back to the misinformation stuff like that. We have a lot of people calling the U.S. imperial, imperialists. But you know, what's really interesting, if you think about it, in 1900, there were only

37:22four Muslim majority countries. Today there's 57 plus, right? And I say plus because I only know a 50 of 57, and I was trying to count them out, and I could have miscounted who knows I was doing it during morning coffee this morning. That's great. So, you know, the question is, who are, who are the colonists, the imperialists, the invaders? Who, who are they? Right? Because if you look at Iran, just back in the 1970s, they look just like us. It was a beautiful free country before it was taken over. And, and these people were forced into the lifestyle that they currently are in through fear. Right? Right. That's not what, that's, that's really the definition of an, an, an imperialist, you know, as you invade and everything else. So, I'm super curious how the liberals kind of rectify that in their brains as they're, you know, again, protesting and doing whatever, I do, these people have jobs. I just want to know. Like, I can't make it to that many pro-tests.

38:23You know, here again, I think it's very interesting. First of all, when you were talking about Iran, I have a friend whose family got out of Iran. I mean, fled the country. They were professionals when the fall of the country. And I've heard her story and it's just, it's just amazing. And to this day, she would say like, she can't go back, she can't go back to Iran by herself because she can go with her husband because she's considered his property. Right. But she can never go back by herself because she may be, you know, misappropriated to somebody else. And it's always interesting to me that these people that are out protesting and in favor of these lunatics, the lunatics are the same ones that would kill them. Correct. Yeah. LGT groups, they throw those people off of buildings. Yes, they do. There is no grace given in that regard. The women, my daughter, I got to share this. And if I, my daughter in middle school one time came home and this is why you got to pay

39:25attention to your kid's stuff. And they were learning all about Islam, the five pillars of Islam, great accomplishment. Some Muslims in the world and whatever. And I contacted the school, it was very deep into the religion, not, you know, and I'm like, why are you learning this in social studies? So I emailed the teacher and the teacher said they were doing it because they were, it was world history. And so much of the Africa, I guess they were in Africa or something, identifies as Muslims, so they were studying Islam. And I said, okay, that's fair. I'm sure them when you study Western cultures and so much, so many people identify as Christian, they'll be doing the same due diligence with the Bible, talking about Christ, you know, all that. And I said, because it would be just fair or Judaism, you'd be talking about the Torah and whatever. Of course, that didn't happen. I questioned again and it stopped this whole thing. So there was more to it. There again, this subtle thing, but the fifth pillar of Islam is to wage war and death upon the infidel. Or people that do not believe as they believe.

40:27And I actually said to my daughter, when that happened at school, I said, ask your teacher how your life would be as a woman in an Islamic country. Yes. That's a good opportunity. What opportunities would you have? You can't even uncover your own face. Right. You know, what I find interesting, so I've seen several videos of Muslims talking about why they vote Democrat. Have you seen any of these? And I don't know if they're real or not. I mean, AI generally, we don't know. I mean, I'm going to throw it out there, but please understand. I don't know if these videos are real. They seem real. They don't look AI generated at all, but we don't know, but we don't know. But one of the interesting thing is they all say the same thing. They vote Democrat because they know that their values just kind of go wherever, whereas the Republicans are more principled. And part of that is, you know, they can basically trap the liberals into this ideology and then come back. And like you said, they actually have no tolerance for anybody except for them.

41:27And so these people who think that, oh, it's all inclusive and everything else. They are very much. It is not. It's not. Right. And it's just a giant trap because they're stuck in a very weird and unhealthy mindset, which is why we're seeing the majority of them have mental health issues. Yes, mental health issues are a problem with a lot beyond what we can even discuss on this show because there are a whole lot of mental health issues between adults, children, liberals, liberals, especially liberals, perverts, you know, perverts exist too. So it's a serious problem with the pedophiles. I mean, there's a there's a reason the sex trade exists and those people are perverts. Can I while we're talking about perverts and this is, you know, current news, you hear the liberals and Democrats screaming release the Epstein files, which a few years ago, they had the opportunity to do that. I did not want to do it. And you see the picture of Bill Clinton in the hot tub with the girl that he says, I

42:31don't know who she was. So I guess that excuses it because he didn't know her name. And you know, you have Trump documented as throwing Epstein out in Mirilago and even calling the authorities like 20 years ago. Yes. There are people who have come forward and have said that Trump actually got them out. You know what I mean? Like they have said that Trump was not involved, like some of these whistleblowers, right? These witnesses that were part of, you know, unwillingly part of this. Well, it's the ladies on the view, lovely, lovely show. They were, you know, we're trumpeting release this and then their pictures showed up as being on the plane and going to wherever. And then they, I guess, did a whole show, I, again, I don't watch that, that's garbage TV. Yeah. But then they say, well, we just basically wanted a private jet. And yeah, we were invited to a party, but we had no idea, which I, I will say this. I mean, people are not guilty of being a pedophile if you want to a party.

43:32I mean, that there are people I've come, you know, that I went to things or whatever and then find out, oh, my word, they were doing terrible things. I mean, but then I continue to associate with that. Yeah. Correct. But I just find the hypocritical tone is amazing saying release it and then they're in the picture and they're like, yeah, but not me. It wasn't me. Correct. Yes. And nobody calls them on it. I know. It is. We have, I mean, we do have a pretty serious, you know, issue. And I would, and this is, this is what I tell my voices, what I tell everyone, you know, my, my excess and pretty serious issues. And I tell people all the time, you are who you hang out with, right? You are. But is that what you're the sum of the five people you hang out with the most or something? Yes. And if you are hanging out with these people, you are probably doing what these people are doing, right? So you have, you know, you might, you know, I don't take photographs into consideration. I take photographs with people all the time.

44:34I don't necessarily know everyone in the photograph. I get that. But when you're sitting on a plane, when you are, are at actual, you know, events of your choice with these people, not saying you're at the same event together, but you're going to events sponsored by these people, right? Right. Going to their private homes and stuff like that's a whole different ball game, whole different ball game. So if those are the people you're choosing to hang out with, you can only assume that you are doing the same thing. So if you are taking private jet rides, right? Repeatedly. You probably know what's going on. The first time, okay, mistake, you're on there three times, two times, there is an issue. Well, again, we started this with two words that we wanted to talk about wisdom and discernment. And I just want to clarify, because there are people on our side who go the other extreme nut, nut, whack a doodle with stuff. I mean, I'm out in the public a lot. I do a lot of conferences.

45:34I do speaking. There are times when you do a group photo of who people spoke or attended, half of them I might not agree with. I might not, but that doesn't mean again, you know, we have some of the other side like you were in a photo because you're at a conference, you're dead to me. That is different than actually being their friend and hanging out and participating in the activities. Right. Having private dinners with these people and stuff like that, again, you know, a couple of people say that about us, like, well, she's with Stephanie Coxen, so she's dead to us. I couldn't be. You would not shock me at all. Like, like your interviews with when Robert F. Kennedy was here and launching his eat real food tour and you were interviewed and other so Stephanie, when that was the subject, but you were labeled Vax De Nyer. Yes. Yes. The little girl loves me. When they called me, I said, I don't know her. I don't blame you. I don't blame you at all.

46:35In fact, the self-protection good work. Good work. You know, I don't know if you know this. My brother was recently. He's a state representative. He was in a meeting about something with education, whenever and talking about mental health and about talking about building resiliency in young people, not denying that there's genuine mental health issues with kids, but also having some degree of personal responsibility and resiliency and blah, blah, blah, blah. One of the liberal outlets took his testimony, spliced things together to make him sound like he's against mental health and prevention, of course, which is not. And it went national and he's had death threats. Oh, I'm not surprised. From the tolerant, so when we go back, that's like, I just popped into my head, but this whole, you know, what they put out is not at all what he said. Right. You know, you know, so then some wackaduto in Arizona is like, I'm going to kill you because you don't believe in mental health. Right.

47:36Which they're probably the person that needs to get help. Correct. Obviously. Yes. We do believe in it for you, sir. Yes. Yes. Please. In fact, we will pay. Just let us know. Yes. We will go ahead and tally that up right now. Oh, goodness. You know, do you feel better? Do you feel better? I do. I actually asked you. I told your brother. He said, would you sign my petition? Like, of course, and I'll walk my neighborhood with you. You know, if you would like to get further signatures and oddly enough, you know, which I just mentioned in Pennsylvania, you need to have so many. I don't know if it's in every state. Yes. You'll be on the ballot, even if you're in an income, but you need to have so many signatures to be on the ballot for the primary. Yes. So we're out. I'm doing petitions for our friend Scott Perry. Yes. Yes. Yeah. And oddly enough, he did not get back to me yet. So I don't know if it's because my name is tarnished or if I should be afraid of his and if he has death threats, I mean, either way, perhaps it's not good for us to get signatures together. I know he's not walking the street, so he's not walking the streets. So I do that. Yes. Yes. Does he have security team with him? Just curious.

48:36I don't know. I don't think so. But, you know, so these are all of our concerns, not all of our concerns. We have a zillion more. Oh my gosh. But just some of the things that we needed to feel like we needed to respond to. And if you're listening, probably a lot of you feel like us with a lot of these things. And, you know, it feels good to articulate it. And go find if you can't, you know, you can't speak here with us and shout, um, go find a friend or two that you could share these things with, like my new friend. Yeah. Go get a drink. You know, just laugh about it because it's so sad, you know, you don't want to cry. Just laugh. Because it's all ridiculous. It's so ridiculous. You know, just, oh, goodness. Just watching everything happen and, you know, it does, it just, it looks like revelations coming to, coming to life is really what it, it seems. Uh, and again, I agree, um, you know, so while I get worked up about all of these things, on the other hand, I have tremendous peace because it is all, um, what was stated, you

49:40know, and, and I believe the Bible. And if you read Revelation, that it is, and it, it all ends in that area of the world. Yes. Regardless of who starts it finishes it, participates in it and so forth. And, um, I think that's the call to, you know, if you don't have that inner peace, if you're just so wigged out about the temporal or what's happening in the world, if there's not something beyond that, um, that I feel for you, whether you're conservative or liberal, you need that founding and that faith part that makes it all, um, gives you that peace that passes under standing. There's, there's got to be something more than ourselves to make it through this world. I mean, that's the only way we're going to make it through. And you and I, I mean, we base our lives on our faith, but I know we've had Graham Hedrick on here who's a corner and he does a lot of, um, he's considered an addiction specialist because he sees obviously what happens with, um, drugs and people treating their bodies poorly because he sees it on the front lines like no one else, but I know he's mentioned

50:41when he does addiction counseling, if there is, um, some type of faith element to the addiction counseling and even Christianity or something, it has to be, as you said, bigger than themselves or it just doesn't work because just to try to get over that, which is a hard struggle for many, many people, um, it needs something bigger. Yes. And he's talked about that numerous times. I hope people can find something bigger than themselves. I hope people can find God and just dive into the Bible to give peace because I don't know what else will in this world. I really don't. I don't know. Nothing else will. No. Relationships, you know, can change. People can change. People can let you down. Um, we've had that in our lives. I'm sure everybody has had that of someone who's hurt them, let them down, um, significantly. You know, your anchor needs to be on something greater. Yes. 100%. And even political while we ran on the political, that is temporal end of this world and, um, you know, we fight the good fight because we love our country.

51:44We love what's right. What we believe is right. But, um, that's not the end all. Right. And I'd like to also point out that we dislike the rhinos just as much as the Democrats really. I think that's important. And we didn't even get to that. We don't talk about that enough. We are not for all Republicans like we are, we are not. We are about people who stand up for values that are the basis of this country. And I just think it's important to clarify that because there are many Republicans who align themselves with Democrats and, you know, those aren't my people. Those are not the people I'm fighting for. I'm not going to go help you get petitions of that's who you are. You know, I do. I, I would hold, um, I hold on to the values that this country is created on because I do believe that that's where our blessings came from. And why we have in the US been so successful compared to other countries and just, um, have had the amount of blessings that we have had in terms of freedoms and the ability to rise from poverty to, you know, that rags to riches kind of story and that very few

52:49places in the world. Can you do that? The US is one of them. The top one. I, I remember when my kids were little saying why are we Republican versus Democrat? And I believe I, I call myself conservative more than anything, but, and what's the difference that I remember trying to explain to them when they were young, like elementary school, I said the difference is Republican or conservative. I believe in the power of the individual, the power of the individual, the freedom of the individual to, um, chart the course of their life, to have the opportunity, but the opportunity to succeed also includes the opportunity to fail. Yes. And that's, um, you know, and to express their faith, to speak freely, but it's all on the individual. And of course, faith and a bigger power, a, a God and Democrats, it tends to be on the focus on the state, on the government, the government is your care. As opposed to the individual, the collective and, oh, by the way, while we're on the collective, uh-oh. Why do you need two forms of ID to shovel snow in New York City, but not ID to vote?

53:52Oh, boy. Oh, boy. We didn't even get to that. I just needed to get off. I know. I think the one just defies logic. It's like the kids with the lemonade stands. Come on. Let them learn business, right? Let them go. I've done their money by the lemonade and understand that if they don't sell it for a particular point, they're not going to make money, right? Like that's how you learn how to become successful. Are you saying the lemonade stand kids should have ID? Uh-uh. No. No, I'm saying let the kids be kids. Let them shovel snow. Let them have lemonade stand. No. The city needed help in the blizzard so you could get some extra income if you showed up to get paid to shovel snow, but the city said you needed to show two forms of ID to do that. Oh, you're kidding. No. Oh, I thought we were talking about kids trying to shovel snow because that's- No. I see that all over the place. That was happening in New York. Uh-oh. See, I saw a post where some guy was going on a rant that these kids are shoveling snow and not paint taxes. And I'm like- Ah, so we're on the back. Yeah. Yeah. So we're seeing two different feeds, I guess.

54:53Okay. I don't know. Sorry. I needed to launch off on that ID thing. Pass the saving. Pass the saving act. Yeah. That's pretty bad. So yeah. So I guess you can shovel snow and make money, but you can vote. That's awesome. You know, that's interest. Sorry. Sorry. While we were closing, I needed to get that ID thing in there because that's another thing that just drives me to be honest. I totally missed that. I'm going to be honest. But do we expect anything else from a communist leader? I mean, honestly. But there again. There again. Thank. I heard a thing on the radio the other day driving home and they were advertising for part time. It's an event organization for part-time car parkers and they said, please show up with two forms of ID and I'm screaming at the car radio by myself, but yet you don't need an ID to vote. What's wrong with this thing? So things- So what- Just out of curiosity, I mean, not that I want to go down this rabbit hole because we only have like a minute, a minute, a little over a minute left. Why two forms of ID? Why can't we just show our driver's license? I mean, is there like a purpose between the two forms? I feel like that's even like-

55:54I know. I don't have- You can be going get a driver's license, but again, but this is the argument against using the Save Act and getting your ID done for females because it's too difficult for us. Because we don't know how to do it. Because we don't know. That's right. We are idiots, essentially, in the minds of Democrats, make everyone a victim. There's an idiot except for them, although I would say the idiots are the ones voting for these people who are calling you a victim, saying that you are basically dumb, because that's literally the argument- When you get to the basis of their argument every single time, it's about the underclass not being smart enough to keep up with the rest of society. That's the premise of all of their decisions, all of their arguments. We have ten seconds left. What do you want to say, Kathy? I feel better talking about it. Thank you, Stephanie. This is our own private therapy session. And we're glad that we were able to invite 10,000 of you to listen. Yeah. Drinks are forthcoming just to get more official IDOL.

56:56Okay. Anyway, wherever you are to the extent that you're able, stand up, step forward, and speak out.