Flock Cameras Exposed: Senate Hearing Reveals Massive Surveillance Network | Tom Deweese

0:00Dave Roberts here. There you are surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later. At 2 a.m., you wake up with a fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, clothes, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's clothes. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions. Sinus and ear infection, UTI, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea, and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed guidebook to select the right prescription or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com-slasblue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com-slasblue.

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2:05And welcome to the broadcast on this Wednesday night, September 23, 2026. We have a big program for you tonight. I just got done just actually just about an hour to half ago with how long was that interview, Thomas? Yeah, but an hour and one minute with Tom Deweyce, I just interviewed him, had to prerecord it. I'm a little ticked. I'm a little angry after that hour and one minute. How about you, Tommy? I mean, a girl got arrested because a flock camera or one of these cameras said she was somewhere and she wasn't, supposedly involved in a fatal accident. She ended up being arrested, spent 86 hours without the door opening in solitary confinement. Lots of people being arrested. Some of them at gun point because of these stupid cameras and AI saying they were somewhere they weren't or misconstruing the license plate. It's ridiculous. And so you're going to get fired up tonight

3:10over the flock cameras, the data centers. And again, Tom Deweyce is going to come on here to talk about is China behind this? He says he's not buying any of that. He's been traveling the country, meeting with people and organizing against the data centers and the cameras. There was a big hearing today on Capitol Hill today with Senator Josh Howley. We're going to play some clips for you tonight from that hearing about what's happening to people because of the flock cameras. Thankfully, there's at least one sheriff that's standing up to it. You'll hear him tonight, but some tragic stories of what's happening to people because of these cameras. You'll also see they're following and monitoring your phone. They're tagging your phone all the way. That's very important. Then tonight, I want to bring on Melissa Howles, Melissa in the studio to talk about peptides and why we are in favor of peptides, she and I personally, because of what they've done

4:12for me and my T4 and my neck. Okay. Now, the issue is getting them from an RX, from a pharmacy, from FDA regulated pharmacy through the help of a doctor through certification that they're clean. Not just ordering them off the black market. Are you kidding me? You're inviting problems if you do that. But I think there's something to it because I've experienced it myself. So I'm going to bring in Melissa to the studio tonight along with Dr. Lucky to talk about that. Then we're going to bring on Jeb. Jeb is one of the guys that's helping put together. Actually, he's the one putting together, the post editing of Brainwashed America part four, which will be out very soon. I want to play a segment of Brainwashed America part four for you tonight. Talk to Jeb. Talk to Logan. And we'll see where that goes. That should be interesting. All right. So let's get to it. We got a lot to do. I want you to need, I want to need you to do folks first and foremost is we need you to

5:14pray right now. We got off the air today for radio and television. And we covered today all the speeches at the UN with the president of Iran and Syria and Turkey. We were waiting on Net Yahoo to speak. We're now finding out that will happen tomorrow. It looks like it'll be at the one o'clock central hour. So we'll cover that. Lord willing tomorrow on radio at one o'clock central slash television. We did do a show today, played a lot of clips on what the president of Syria, Iran, Turkey, we're saying at the UN, we brought on our reporter from Israel, Aaron Lovarco, along with Annie Cyrus, along with Sherom Hadian. We'll air that right after this broadcast. Otherwise on demand right now today show at worldviewtube.com. So we will not cover that topic here tonight because a lot of you watch everything we do all day long and you don't want to hear it again. You've already heard it, but for those who haven't, you'll find it at worldviewtube. Now, when we got off the air last night or today, I mean, we did find out about a very sad story.

6:18Here is the New York Post. Sun of Israel's US ambassador injured in West Bank terror attack on eve of Net Yahoo general assembly speech, okay? This is the sun of Israel's ambassador to the United States. Folks, he lost his oldest son in this war already, okay? He already has lost one son, his oldest son who was in the IDF who was killed in this war with Iran. And now this poor man, the ambassador for Israel to the United States, is now calling for people to pray for his son who was injured, seriously injured in this terrorist attack today. I have some pictures that I don't want to get too graphic, but here is some video of that today.

7:22Here we go. So I don't know who that is. I don't know if that's an IDF soldier who that is, but it was a terrorist attack today. His son is in very, very serious condition, critically wounded. And again, please be praying for the ambassador to Israel's son and for the whole family. And of course, everybody there in Israel, we are being also told that it was a car ramming incident in Judea and Samaria, according to his father's statement and the IDF reported a car ramming attack at a checkpoint in the central, what is known as West Bank, Judea and Samaria. And the soldier was quote, severely injured in quote, and apparently Netanyahu visited him ahead of his trip to the United Nations.

8:26So I don't know, we got bad information. We were being told all day long he was going to speak today. I don't know, somebody got bad information somewhere along the way in the press because we kept looking up, looking it up, but it's going to be tomorrow. So we'll be covering that. All right, before we continue tonight, we need your support. If you appreciate all we're doing worldviewfoundation.com worldviewfoundation.com also worldviewtube.com slash sponsors worldviewtube.com forward slash sponsors, wish for life. Numi, got a ton of worldview talk water filters, get your antibiotics, have them on hand, Bella Grace, Numi, Melissa protein, got a ton of speaking of the Melissa protein right here folks. I'm down 10 pounds. I've lost 10 pounds in the last was have been now how long have I been doing this three weeks, four weeks? Yeah, three weeks, four weeks, three and a half. Oh, he's going to go with the middle. I'm doing the Melissa protein. It burns flat fat increases your muscle mass, maintain your muscle mass, and zero calories curbs

9:29my appetite. I do five in the morning and five at night. Here you go. Look at this just to prove to you. One, two, three, four, five. There are my five pills right there. My five protein tablets burn the fat, curbs your appetite, zero calories. So I really do take these. This is good television. It's entertaining, isn't it? All right, there we go. They're like, what's in one glass and what's in the other? This one is water. This one is coffee, black coffee. And over here's my lecture lights. So there you go.

10:35I'm very liquefied or what is it called? Liquidated or what do you call it? Not liquidated. What is it called when you get plenty of liquids? Hydrated. Hydrated. Thank you. I knew. Look at that. Hydrated. Thank you, Tommy. Very hydrated. Let's see here. Which is why my skin looks so good. You know, I say hydrated. These are laughing. I got my mother's skin. My mother has wonderful dry skin like I do, which is great. I never had a problem with acne or anything growing up because I had such dry skin. I get that from my mother. So thankfully, between being hydrated and dry skin, I've preserved a lot, not getting a lot of wrinkles. So far, not gone wood. There you go. Melissa protein.com. If you didn't think I took these, I really did. Did you just reach for what a minute they're in there, Tommy? That's not the minute slogan was eating. Where are they?

11:36They are. Are you trying to have a problem? Dave Roberts here. There you are surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later. At 2 a.m., you wake up with the fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, clothes, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's clothes. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions, sinus and ear infection, UTI, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea, and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed guidebook to select the right prescription or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue.

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14:53and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. He does have a weak system. He ate a bunch of those mints and that boy, that boy spent a lot of time doing the loo. And he missed the gym the next morning. He missed the gym the next morning. Yeah, he, the poor boys, too weak. He ate a box of mints and did not set well, whatever was in those mints with that poor boy, but you're in there doing the same thing, but they must not have impact you Tommy. Not at all. Okay. All right, world probably too much information. Logan's like, what? There you go. Beautiful Melissa will be in the house. Melissa house will be in the house tonight coming into the studio to talk to us about peptides and other things, but the big, big show tonight folks, let's get going. Please check out all of our sponsors, support us,

15:57world YouTube.com slash sponsors. Okay, guys, I pre-recorded this interview, tweet text, email, Facebook, getter true social. Let your friends know I'm going to play right now the interview I did about an hour and a half ago with Tom de Wee's on flock cameras, data centers, and the hearing on Capitol Hill today from, well, people there being falsely accused and arrested and put in solitary confinement over these stupid cameras and AI. Watch this. Drummer now is Tom de Wee's. There was hearings on Capitol Hill today. Senator Josh Howley was holding hearings on flock cameras before I bring Tom on here. Let me show you the footage. Here's some of the footage of what was going on in the hall. This is the hall. Okay, this is the line of people wanting to get in and to hear the testimony from various people that you're going to hear tonight. That's the line of people wanting to get into the hearing. And by the way, I think most of you know, if you're ever in DC and

16:59you want to go to go to a hearing, you can do it. You just got to, you know, walk in there and go through the security and they'll point you to the right building. Well, you'll go to the right building first and then you get through the security and you can go stand in line. A lot of these are public open to the public. Great thing about our country at least, right? So there's a lot of interest in this. Now, there's some startling testimonies coming out of these hearings today that I want to bring to you tonight. Data centers and flock cameras. These are huge topics. Now, we've been hearing that we've had guests on to talk about it. The China's getting involved. The China wants to create division in the country. They want to exploit anything they can. I don't have a problem with that. I know China probably does that kind of thing. But I don't, as I said to a guest or night, I don't want a big data center in my town that I that destroys my property values that I have to hear and listen to. Now, I don't know that it's Elon Musk's data center

18:01here in Memphis, which is one of the biggest in the country, right? Logan, the biggest. I don't know that that's what causes our power to go up and down here in the mid-south. But since he came to town in my opinion, the power certainly gone up and down more than I remember. Would that be a fair statement, Logan? Would you agree with that? Are you not on Mike? Yeah. Yeah. Okay, what happened to yes, sir? Yes, sir. When I was when my kids were young, they all said yes, sir, no, sir. Then they gave adults and becomes, yeah, whatever. I'm not too hung up on that. But when they were kids, I didn't accept it. But they're not a kids anymore. They're no adults. But I just want to make sure Logan, you, I'm not trying to exaggerate here. So you agree. Do you ever remember the power going up and down as much as it has since his system came to town? No, I don't. No, me neither. I mean, I come in here like at least like feels like twice a week now and monitors are all off in the morning and have to restart everything because the power went off in the middle of the night.

19:07And that's got to be doing damage to the systems. It's not good for it. I'll tell you that. One of them's broken right now. Oh, great. Thank you. Good news. So I don't want all this garbage going on. And I'm not saying that that is the cause. I don't know. I just can only say I don't remember the power ever going up and down so much since until he came to town. That has nothing to do with China in my opinion. But that doesn't mean China's not trying to find everything they can to create chaos in the country. But there are a lot of decent people out there that are opposed to these. You think all these people that are at these town hall meetings that are opposed to these data centers in their town are all paid by the CCP? That's kind of like saying everybody puts out a positive word about Israel or the biblical and historical right of the land of Israel to the Jewish people. So I'm out paid by Israel. Israel can pay me. I am more than happy. Are we not Logan? They tell him where to send the checker or Venmo or whatever, but so far, why would they pay for what they get for free? Because they know house is a Christian Zionist. He's going to say this.

20:08We don't have to pay him. But if they want to contribute, I'd be more than happy to take their money. But there's no way the CCP is paying these people that are showing up in these town hall meetings. Okay. I want to talk about that with Tom Dewey's because he's been out on the road traveling. And I got to bring you some shocking video clips. I have not seen these video clips. I've only read the description of them. Tom, I don't think has seen them. And they're all coming from a hearing today on Capitol Hill, as I said, about block cameras, which of course are what the data centers are apart about. Block cameras. And we're going to find out tonight, these block cameras are also tracking your phone. Not just grabbing your picture. They're tracking your phone. So they know everywhere you're going through town. Join me now is Tom Dewey's Tom. Welcome to the broadcast. Thanks for coming back. Oh, it's my pleasure. Thank you so much, Brandon. What do you make of what I'm saying, Tom? Well, it's this whole thing with China. I have been working with activists all over this country. None of them are getting any money from China. They're not feeling I've never

21:11seen any effect yet of any China involvement. What I see are American citizens who are reacting to something that is affecting them personally. They're homes, they're property values. There is your talk about your energy, water supplies, all of that kind of stuff. They are the people who are going into city council meetings and demanding that something be done about this. It has nothing to do with China. If anybody's getting any money from China, it's probably some politicians that you know, they always have their pockets open. I've been fighting this all over the country. I haven't been offered anything from China. So, you know, that is these corporations that are trying to put this together. They saw this massive opposition growing. And they said, what do we do about this? And in my opinion, what they said was, oh, hey, let's say first of all, we've got to stop China. That'll get those silly Republicans and conservatives behind what we're

22:13trying to do too. That is just ridiculous. It is not happening. It is local citizens standing up for their rights and trying to say the culture of their communities. Well, I think the data centers are tied in with the flock cameras, don't you? Oh, absolutely. It's all tied in with AI. And the real question that has to be asked by everybody in this, we were all talking about how much energy they use and water and all that kind of stuff. But the first question everybody has to ask is, why do we need these massive buildings? And the answer to that is, it is not about trying to make your computer work better or your camera, your cell phone or anything like that. This is about the global world working to connect, collect all of the information on every single thing that's happening in human society, every single person,

23:13billions of people getting what they own, where they go, who they travel with, or how they travel, who they associate with. And the flock cameras have now with the AI, they have this capability of seeing your facial recognition, your biometrics, everything you do, and in your car, as you mentioned, if anything has a Bluetooth system coming out, they can read that, your cell phone, your earbuds, anything like that. Your earbuds is. Exactly. I read that the other day. This is the number one example to people of what a tyrannical society looks like when every single thing you do is, is being watched. You know, when I'm not sure you have video, this guy showing how his phone is being tracked by a flock camera. Dave Roberts here, there you are,

24:15surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers a game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later, at 2 a.m., you wake up up with a fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, close, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's close. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits, they contain essential prescriptions, used for over 30 common conditions, sinus and ear infection, UTIs, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea, and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed guidebook to select the right prescription, or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes, and it's shipped to your door, and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. Meet the Red Bull Dragonberry Emergize.

25:18It's one of the many new drinks out now. Who knew ice cold drinks could be so? Fire. Try them all only at McDonald's. Dave Roberts here. There you are, surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later. At 2am, you wake up with the fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, close. ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacies close. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions. Sinus and ear infection, UTIs, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea, and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed guidebook to select the right prescription, or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say

26:21$45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. Try them all. Only at McDonald's. Dave Roberts here. There you are surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later. At 2am, you wake up with the fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, close. ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's closed. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions, sinus and ear infection, UTIs, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea, and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed

27:22guidebook to select the right prescription, or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling, or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. My wife and I, when we traveled in our motorcoach, we've owned two motorcoaches. We bought the first one in 2000, early 2003, and June of 2003, and we started, Logan was two months old. Logan was born in April and we got the motorcoach in June. He was raised in a motorcoach. We put, I don't know, like, 150,000 miles in that one. We wore it out at diesel pusher, and then we got another one, and then we didn't use that one very long and we sold that. But when my wife and I would travel in it, we loved having our family with us, all three of the kids with us and the dogs,

28:26and we would travel and we're doing conferences some night five nights in a row. I'd be speaking, putting on these worldview-weekend rallies were free, five nights in a row, 10 nights in a row, whatever it would be. Sometimes just two events or maybe I just go to one event, I'm speaking out of a conference, and we would get tired and pull over in a Walmart parking lot or a Cracker Barrel parking lot and go to bed. Sometimes it was raining and you could hear the rain on the roof. And my wife said to me so many times, I love when we come out here in the motorcoach and travel because no one knows where we are. No one's knocking on the door. All the neighbor kids aren't knocking on the door, running through the house. We get peace and quiet, families all together, and she said, I love the fact, she would say this all the time, I love the fact that no one knows where we are. And there was something comforting about that. And I think a lot of people feel that way.

29:31You don't have to be a public person or public persona to enjoy getting away from everything and everyone. That's why a lot of people go camping. They want to get away from everything, right? And they just want to go off the grid and be left alone and know that I have privacy and it's just something about it that's freeing. And she has said to me, I miss not having the motor coach and I miss going to bed in the motor coach and just knowing that everybody's here or it was just you and I, if the kids weren't with us and we're off the grid, if you will, in a parking lot, no one knows where at complete privacy. And that was part of what was the appeal was that we weren't at our normal place. People didn't know where we were, where we were. And there was just a sense of we've unplugged. Does that make sense to you? Can you relate to that Tom? Tom? Absolutely. Personal privacy is number one in life. Your personal choices, how you want to live your life, who you want to associate with, where you want to go, is that is what government should

30:36be protecting, not attacking. And that's what we are. Founding fathers fully understood that. And it's just unbelievable. Somebody sent me an article that was written by one of these foundations that said that one of the founding fathers would have loved AI because they loved new science. You know, it's like, wait a minute, they invented a science. It was called freedom that had not existed before because they were living under a tyrannical king who was dictating everything they did. And they would not love AI today because that's the tyrannical king coming back. This to watch every single thing we do, your personal privacy, private property ownership, free enterprise, your personal choices in life, those are the three pillars of freedom. And that's what our founding fathers gave us. And that is what our Constitution is supposed to be protecting. And for government to insist on having all of this information so they can watch and see

31:40that this is what they're saying with the flock cameras, we can start to watch people's behavior and maybe we can see crime before it happens. So you're guilty before proving your innocence. Yeah, this is tyranny. 100% and I can like aspects of the AI technology and what allows us to do, I just don't want the government big brother side of it. You know, I enjoy having a cell phone, right? Who does it? Most of us start out with the flip phones or the bigger phones. But then there became a time when that these phones now again, we're being tracked. So whether it's the cell phones or whether it's AI, flock cameras, whether it's now our cars, everything is now tracking us. So it's not that we're against the technology is we ought to have the right to turn off the tracker part, right? We shouldn't have to think we're constantly being watched or monitored. It makes me that there's a song in the 80s about somebody watching you or somebody's watching me or whatever

32:40was a famous song in the 80s. But that's how it is. Everybody feels like they're constantly being watched now, right? And then you add the algorithms into it. You know, Logan and I were talking about some of the people down in the villages, some video popped up of these older folks down the villages and they're dancing and most of them are white people that can't dance. And they're out there dancing and they're in their 50s and 60s and 70s and and I just said that's not going to be me. You know, it was just they looked silly. Some of these guys, particularly and we watched the video two or three times. Guess what Logan said today? Now I have nothing but old people dancing from the villages coming up in my algorithm all day long, right? So everything is tracking us, right? And so people get tired of that. But look at this video. This guy is talking about your the flock cameras are tracking his phone, as you said. Watch this. So we are getting this flock camera and submitting this connect 36295 Bluetooth signal. It will randomly emit that. You can see it right there. We

33:46observe it 32 seconds ago. I can start this back up and you'll see we'll observe it consistently. This specific unit is obviously set off by human motion. Whether that's taking a picture of me. See that that block camera right in front of him to try to take his picture. It's questionable, but the IRLM and definitely is set off from human motions. You can see no cards are coming. There's that connect signal. It's a Bluetooth signal. You can see at the top there. It's coming from the back of this battery pack. I believe it's coming from that white battery module. I'm meeting a Bluetooth signal. This looks to be a standard Falcon AR ALPR unit. So it's not going to be the AI video powered condo unit. The easiest way to tell is the camera. The IR unit is more towards the top of the camera. As opposed to the condor where they're on the middle, you'll be able to see this triggered by the cars. It's taking six to eight images of each vehicle as it goes by make model color decals damage. And then it's uploading that

34:53basically via LTE to FlacoS where it becomes searchable and dexable and they can refer to it later. So very extensive system. Again, we're picking up that connect 36295 signal coming from what I believe is the BLE battery pack or the battery pack on the back of here giving off a BLE signal. Wow, think about it. The government knows who goes to church. The government knows who doesn't go to church. They know how often you go to church. They know they can now monitor all your movements. And we of course have reports of police officers being fired for abusing this. Here is the Kato Institute. They've put out a report on this. Tom, watch this please. And we'll get to the hearing today. There are lots of cloth cameras across America. Americans are becoming increasingly aware that every time they step outside, they may be being

35:55surveilled by an AI-powered network of cameras. Well, the police would like you to believe that these cameras are here to keep you safe. But are they asking you to sacrifice your privacy for security? There are more than 120,000 cloth cameras across the country that are recording and logging the license plate numbers of every car that drives by them. In other words, they're creating a massive database of everybody's movement. The company says that these cameras help fight crime and even help locate 10,000 missing people in 2025 alone. But privacy advocates have different feelings. Vigilantes across the country have been vandalizing fought cameras because they see them as a symbol of government surveillance. The cameras have only been in use for a few years at this point, but already, dozens of police officers have been accused of misusing the data it collects to stalk and track people. And innocent citizens have been wrongfully accused of crimes due to misread plates, including one couple who were pulled over and arrested at gunpoint with their small infant in their backseat. But the biggest problem is a constitutional one. Remember the fourth

36:58amendment that one that's supposed to protect you from unreasonable searches and seizures? Well, if the government has a massive network of cameras that it can effectively trace all of your movements, that clearly amounts to a pretty big invasion of your privacy. Perhaps no one summed up this predicament better than our founding father Benjamin Franklin. As Benjamin Franklin famously warned, those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety. Yeah, well done and well said. And Tom, there is also a video where a couple, they were like she just said, that's a different story than what I have. They were arrested. This is now occurring on several people being arrested. We know the video we've played it here of the lady that the cop comes to her door and says it's a hundred percent lock. It's a lock. It's a lock. Cuses her of going through that town. Remember that

38:02and being a porch pilot, a porch pirate, I mean, and she didn't do it. But she got a court summons and the arrogant cop was no, 100% it's a lock. It's a lock. It's a lock turned out to be a hundred percent false. In fact, here's here's that video. Just to remind your body what it looks like. We're going to go through it again. But that was a hundred percent false, even though he kept saying it's a lock. It's a lock. I mean, he was so arrogant. I wish he would have used his job, but I doubt he did. But we have people actually being arrested at gunpoint. Dave Roberts here. There you are surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later at 2 a.m. you wake up with a fever and your throats on fire. Now what? Urgent care, clothes, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's closed. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30

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41:12sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later at 2 a.m. you wake up with a fever and your throat's on fire. Now what? Urgent care, close. ER, slam, telehealth, maybe. But the pharmacy's close. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions. Sinus and ear infection, UTIs, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor-developed guidebook to select the right prescription or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling or stranded, you'll wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. Yeah absolutely. I mean that's with that situation. There's no question here. You are guilty.

42:16No trial, no presumption of innocence. We've got it right here on all this technology. I keep saying it. It's nothing but tyranny. As they put it all in place like that and these cameras are the absolute number one evidence of that. Everywhere you turn now, let's go back a little bit here on something that when we started fighting 35 years ago, we started fighting agenda 21 and agenda 2030. Where they said this is a comprehensive blueprint for the reorganization of human society. That alone tells you what that was all about. They used all this environmental stuff to get us to voluntarily surrender our liberties because we've got to protect the earth. And a lot of the same things that they said then we've got to have all this open space so that

43:19the arrogant breeze and the animals have a habitat and on and on and on like that. We can't build, we can't do this, we can't do that. Now they have taken all that open space. First of all, buried most of it under solar panels, which is environmentally correct, but they've also taken that open space and put it under roof under these data centers. But that's all okay now. We don't say anything about that. Then they use the argument. Remember they use the argument that the cattle are, you know, passing gas. Yes. Yeah, passing gas is causing the environmental stuff. Well now we have, they're saying that cattle are used and we have water shortages and that's caused by the cattle. And so they always use the same arguments, just the same fear factor. And incredibly, we've had cattle farms for and heard for over 150 years and never had a water shortage.

44:22The only thing that's changed is we've got AI and then they say, oh well, golf courses are also causing water shortages. Well, we never had water shortages until we had AI. But they keep coming down there saying that everybody living in their homes, we have 300 million people in this country who, you know, and a whole lot of homes there, they're saying, well, they're using all the water. That's why we're having water shortages. And we've got to put smart meters on their water use and make sure we cut back on that water use. And we, you know, five years ago we had that many houses and we didn't have a water shortage because of it. What's the difference? We've got the data centers and all of this is interconnected with this. And it's interesting, you know, Peter Teal is one of the main people who are behind this and behind right there in the White House with Trump pushing all this stuff. And you look at his background, what he believes in. He is a political engineer, a surveillance capitalist,

45:29a man quietly shaping America's future and not for the better. Teal doesn't believe in democracy. He's openly said, and I, by the way, I would leave in a republic, he openly has said that freedom and democracy don't mix. He funds candidates who want to dismantle government and replace it with corporate control. He, you know, his vision and future where data rules privacy dies and power is centralized in the hands of a few. That's what he believes in. That's what they're creating with all of this. You know, must have said just in an interview last week, there's a 20% chance that human society will be wiped out by all of this AI stuff. 20%. But you know, they keep building it. This is insanity that is moving forward and now saying that China is behind it all. And let's, let's look at it this way. You know, every communist country has failed because

46:31communism has no economy. All they have is taking other people's money and property and so forth. And as long as that holds out, they've got something. When that holds out, they collapse. China is the only communist country that prospered. How did they do that? They prospered by American free enterprise companies using China free slave labor, basically low wage labor labor there that to, to build them and that's made China rich from that. They're getting rich off of free enterprise so they can impose worldwide communism. If you want to stop China, you don't sit there and try to compete with them over AI. What's the victory there? If they, you know, we get ahead, we, we, we, we know, whatever we do, they still have their technology still moving forward with it. All we hand up then is with a worldwide surveillance society. If you want to stop China, get our factories,

47:36our money out of their pocket, they will collapse overnight. That's how you end that kind of thing. This is not about China and fighting. They use that to sucker in, particularly conservatives and say, oh, yeah, we've got to stop the communists and there's so many conservative organizations around this country that are buying into this lie. And you're calling people like me and you take away to the convince all of these folks that AI is going to kill us and now we have to give it to the government. You got Bill Gates out saying this, the government needs to control it. You've got the Secretary General that you in saying the government needs to control it. There's this big push to have the government controlling all of it. Okay, look, that's, that's what they want. And that right there proves what it is. They're building. Okay, if it was about China and beating China, then why do you need to take away the power of this technology from entrepreneurs who want to use it and use it in the right way? What? Because the government is trying to consolidate their power.

48:38Let me play a, this came from Josh Howley's hearing today. I got a couple clips. This just happened today, folks. Listen to this. Well, let's see, try to get here. On October 4th, 2025, I spent the day with my mom cooking at my apartment in Palm Coast, Florida. We left my apartment separately at around 6.30 pm. She drove home to Ocala and I drove to a store in Davenport. It was a normal drive. I stopped for gas and then continued to the store. I stayed at the store for about an hour before heading home. I arrived home at approximately 10.25 pm, ate some of the food my mother and I cooked earlier that day and called my parents to stay goodnight. At approximately 104 am on October 5th, an FHP trooper and three deputies from the Marion County Sheriff's Office arrived at my parents' home in Ocala looking for me. They asked where I was and where my vehicle was and told my parents that

49:42I had been involved in a fatal crash. My parents were confused and terrified. They told law enforcement, I was home asleep in Palm Coast and gave them my address. They could not understand what they were being told and they were not worried about whether I was even alive. My parents immediately drove to my apartment. They arrived at approximately 4.45 pm and found additional troopers there already. I woke up frantic. My parents were at my door. Multiple troopers were outside and an in-pound truck was taking my dodge to rango away right in front of me. Dave Roberts here, there you are, surrounded by fans, sharing wings, sharing drinks, high-fiving random strangers. Everybody remembers the game. Nobody remembers the guy coughing behind you until a few days later. At 2am, you wake up with a fever and your throat's on fire. Now what, urgent care, clothes, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's clothes. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits.

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51:51the fever and your throat's on fire. Now what, urgent care, clothes, ER, slam, telehealth, maybe, but the pharmacy's closed. You needed a medical emergency kit. These aren't first aid kits. They contain essential prescriptions used for over 30 common conditions, sinus and ear infection, UTIs, stomach bug, travelers diarrhea and more. On hand before you need them. Use your doctor develop guidebook to select the right prescription or call their telemedicine doctor standing by. It's like an urgent care and drugstore at home. When you're sick, traveling or stranded, you wish you ordered a medical emergency kit. Order online in minutes and it's shipped to your door and say $45 with my promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue. That's promo code blue at urgentcarekit.com slash blue.

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53:57macular condition, yet I stood there watching law enforcement take it away while telling me that my vehicle had been involved in a crash where three people died. The same day October 5th, 2025, I retained criminal defense attorney Patrick McGinn. In February of 2026, my defense team sued the FHP seeking the return of my vehicle. I later learned that a flock automated license plate recognition camera had captured my Dodge Durango approximately two to three miles west of the crash scene. Investigators were looking for a black Dodge Durango. I also later learned that the witnesses had described a Maroon Dodge Durango as being involved in this crash and that 911 callers provided information about that vehicle, including a partial license plate of 458. Despite this information, the investigation continued to focus on me and my vehicle. On April 17, 2026, a warrant was issued

55:00for my arrest. I was ordered to surrender myself at the Volusia County jail by 2pm. I could not understand what was happening. I was placed in solitary confinement for approximately three and a half days. Correctional officers told me because I had to stay there because of this severity of my charges and I could not be housed with other inmates until I had been evaluated. I was placed in a blue suicide prevention dress with a broken Velcro on the left side that left me exposed. The cell door was shut and it was not open for approximately 86 hours. Good grief. This is America folks. Welcome to America. Make an America great again, aren't we folks? Make an America great again. What if that was your daughter? 86 hours in solitary confinement with the door being open. What is with the quality of the police we're hiring? Well, we know that because we hear from police officers, including one who's been training officers for a long time and I've read the email in

56:06the air several times and he's like, I got an email and tell you, you're so right on. The caliber of recruits we're getting and the people they're wanting to us to train to be cops, they're not qualified to be cops. You have a cop who's saying you've been involved in a fatal car accident, killed three people and she's saying my car is a maculet. No, no, no, there's evidence. You've been in a wreck. Really? Sure. And they take her car. They don't even have the right information from what the witnesses gave and you can still be arrested. I'm telling you something. I said it on this broadcast and I'm saying it again. The day is coming where all of us, we go out in public, we'll have to wear a body camera. I said that a month ago, didn't I Logan? The day is coming where every one of us is going to have to start wearing a body camera when we go out to prove your innocence. Really, I was involved in a fatal car crash. Well,

57:07a car's not damaged even though you say it is because you want to say it is, apparently. But how about my body camera that shows I wasn't in a car crash where I've been the whole time. Or you want to accuse us of shoplifting? Well, check out my body camera. I'm telling you now, people often say things about what we predict. Watch wearing a body camera will become a thing and a trend for protection. You got cameras? Well, I got one too, buddy. But what kind of morons are they hiring down there in Florida to be police officers if they can't get all the clues together to prove that. And I hope she gets a hundred million dollars. She should sue the living daylights out of them, you get a hundred million dollars. And you know what? The people that were behind this in my opinion should be arrested and thrown in prison themselves until we start seeing the bad actors go to prison and they pay, they will not curb their behavior. I am sick and tired of bullies getting away with it because

58:12there are laws that shield them from responsibility. I'm sick of it. You know, there and one thing you're talking about wearing the body camera and everything, there is one thing that has been really bothering me is AI has been growing, is that the day is going to come when you're not going to be able to trust a single thing you see in the news because they are able to take your voice, your vision and your picture, everything and create videos that say the exact opposite of anything you believe. And they put that up, oh no, here's a video of you, you said it right here. So they could probably do that with the body cameras as well if you presented it. So you know, I mean, this is this is one of the things we're dealing with here. Well, that's why your body camera better be recording onto its own device separate from anybody else. So you can produce it. But you know, look, there are already a lot of people that don't go like going out. I don't like going out. I used to, but when you have

59:13a gunman shop at your conference as we did in April of 2018, 17, 17, you have Muslim Brotherhood and all these other guys come against your buildings. When you when you have experienced some of the things I've experienced, you get where you want to not go out quite so much, right? But the average American after COVID doesn't have to be a public figure who's had some of the experiences eye and other public figures have had to get where they don't want to go out anymore. And as as conservatives, as Christians, as white males, are now and now more and more targeted, people being literally assaulted and punched in the face for one reason. They're a white person out on the street and they get assaulted by someone who doesn't know them worse than that. They get their throat slit and die because they're a white person. And we saw it with that young lady and what was it? North Carolina. We've seen it again and again. People killed and stabbed. The person didn't even know them. The person that attacked them or killed them didn't know them. They were just the wrong color in their mind.

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1:02:41when you're always safe. Consult the details of the guarantee in your car. I'm telling you, all of these things are going to cause more and more Americans to say, it's just not worth it. I get off my job, I'm going home, and I'm not going to go around out there anymore because it's getting too dangerous, and you can't rely on the cops. Most of them, to do the right thing anymore, a lot of them. And sadly, that's the case. And we get it from guys who train cops emailing that saying, you're so right on. You don't realize how right on you are. Let me tell you how right on you are. And I read that guy's email. Now, we do have some. I don't want to be fair. Look at this gentleman who's a sheriff. I bet you he's, I don't know where he's out of. We'll figure out what are the country he's from. But thankfully, we have guys like him. Listen to what he's saying, Tom. This is just today. Let me be entirely clear. Automatic, automatic, license plate readers or ALPRs are a great tool. Technology that is strictly limited to reading a license plate helps us solve crimes.

1:03:44Catch dangerous criminals and find missing people. It allows us to cross-reference plates against stolen vehicle database or respond to active amber alerts instantly. Under the Supreme Court's landmark 2020 ruling and Kansas V Glover, running a license plate to check registration status provides the reasonable suspicion needed to make a proactive traffic stop. Use properly point in time license plate reading is common sense policing. The committee reached out to me because I was one of the first law enforcement leaders in the country to end our contract with flock. Make no mistake. That decision was controversial. But it was extremely popular on both sides of the political spectrum. Penel County represents a unique law enforcement challenges. It's the size of Connecticut. Lies between Arizona's two biggest cities and is about 60 miles from the border. Interstates 10 and 8, some of the busiest human and drug trafficking corridors in America run right through the heart of my county.

1:04:47There is a good chance that the fentanyl will be installed outside and union station right across the street or in your hometown came through my county. Given those challenges, it would be irresponsible not to equip my deputies with the best technology to help them do their jobs. But I will never allow technology to supersede your rights. I believe the latest camera networks powered by artificial intelligence and machine learning are capable of violating our citizens' Fourth Amendment rights. We have entered an area where some camera networks are capable of capturing much more than just a snapshot of a plate on a highway. Wow, the Penal County or PINAL County however you say that, Arizona will thankfully we have a sheriff like him. Yeah, and if the government is so good at tracking all this, why are they not finding all these drug dealers? Why are they not finding all these traffic kids? Haven't don't you notice with all the surveillance yet they can't find people that are being trafficked? I heard a story, Logan, you pull it up

1:05:48the story of the girl that did a snapchat to one of her friends joking and found herself being arrested from a joke. The snapchat apparently was going from snapchat to the police to the FBI. Folks, how many of you know that so much of what you say on social media is being observed and tallied by AI according to the reports I'm reading and maybe even going as far as to the FBI, Tom. Political correctness, you've got to be the right kind of citizen. One of the things that local communities found out when they subscribe to flock cameras is the information that is collected on those cameras in their communities does not belong to them. It goes, all that information goes directly to flock in their databases and they can use it any way they want and that's how the federal government gets it and everything else.

1:06:49So this is something, this is why a lot of communities are now cancelling their subscription to flock. And again, just let me say the protests against flock is these cameras is the most incredible grassroots organization of people I have ever witnessed in my life. We have to do that. Yes, we don't want to go out in public. I totally agree with you on that. It's very uncomfortable getting in a car and trying to drive with a lot of idiots on the road. It's very difficult to keep your temper with all that. But we have people turning out your local elected officials are being pressured by these corporations to put this stuff in place, the non-disclosure agreements where they do it all in secret and all of that. And they do that because our people aren't there in the community that are not feeling the pressure of the citizens. But where we've had major victories where they have

1:07:51turned all this down, stopped it in their community and everything is because people turned out. You've got to be there. They've got to feel the pressure from you, the citizens. Who do they represent? You are these private corporations. That's the challenge you have to give them. And it is working. And we can turn this around. If we can stop these more and more data centers being built, that will affect their ability. They won't have the facilities to use to do all this surveillance. The more we can stop, the more control we can have over our own lives. You've got to turn out in your city councils and make your local officials hear you and be pressured by you. Absolutely. Logan, is there any footage on that story? Is there any news report on it? Or you just want to tell us about it? I don't know if there's a news story. I'm not sure there is. But from what the story says, she just sent a private message on Snapchat to her.

1:08:53I believe a roommate to planning about a student making a joke. And the FBI showed up to her house or showed up to the school. Police showed up to the school and arrested her within an hour. So we ended up going to the FBI. The FBI diverted it to local police. The local police showed up and arrested her because she made a joke about what should she do to this kid that I think had come along. She had been working on something. He came along and shut her laptop while she was working on something. And she made just a flippant, sarcastic comment about what, you know, should I do this to him? And she was joking. She thought only one was seeing it was her friends. But apparently, she noted that according to that article, it was being scanned, I guess, by AI. I went right to the FBI, the FBI notified the local police. And next thing you know, she's being arrested. I think they ended up after they read everything in context. They ended up not charging her, but she got cuffed and arrested. Did she not? What's the article says? Is it say she did?

1:09:55I think they determined later that she wasn't a threat. It wasn't a problem. But I think she lost her position in the class or something, right? Well, she was a student teacher. She cooperated immediately, hand over her phone. When she shown the message, she said, oh, yes, okay, yeah, I'm realizing that was a bad joke. I did not mean it at all serious. Police determined she was not a threat. School officials determined she was not a threat. Prosecutors reviewed and issued a disorderly conduct charge. She was released the next morning. So she spent the night jail over it. Teaching placement and she lost her student teaching placement. Mm-hmm. Well, the moral of the story here folks is make sure your kids and grandkids realize pretty much everything they're saying now seems to be being monitored by the police at the highest of levels. Tom? Yeah, it's, I'll tell you something interesting. Last week I was in California and I was in Sacramento.

1:10:57And the, I mean, you always talk about California being lost and, you know, there's no hope there and all that. One of the, my host who was with me was one of these people who talks to everybody. As we walk down the street, random people, people were cashing, you know, working in stores and whatever. And, and he would always say, we're fighting for freedom. Tom here is fighting these data centers and all of that. Now in California, we were in Old Town, Sacramento. And probably eight, ten people, just random people on the sidewalk. And every single one of them said, oh, thank you. That's fantastic. I hate these things. There was not one single wild radical saying, oh, no, we got to have all this. And I found that fascinating in California that everybody we talked to was with us on this. We've got to fight back on this. Well, I think with, I think the ACLU is even coming out against all this. Are they not?

1:11:57Well, that, now that's going to be an example by some of these major conservative organizations that are taking up all this as a good thing that we'll see. That's the left that's doing this. That's besides China, they're saying that the left is organizing this. My response to that has been, if the left is organizing these protests against this, they're not going to be the tame and, you know, useful protests that they've been. You know what they're going to do with them. They're going to be, you know, shooting things and blocking things out and burning them down. And all of that, if they were doing it. So this is not them doing this stuff. This is good citizens who are just expressing their fear over what's happening to their society. And one guaranteed limit of 10 years is 100,000 miles for the Trembo Tris. With the Sorrento and Sorrento Turbo Hybrid,

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1:15:09conducts a safe way. Consults the details of the guarantee in your concessionary. Enter the FTC to investigate flock as a national security risk in November of 2025. I then met Ann worked with John Gainesk gains who had discovered detailed and published 55 security vulnerabilities related to flock. Some of these vulnerabilities are published through Miter who manages security vulnerabilities for the Department of Homeland Security. The most alarming of John's reported vulnerabilities was in the most common model of flock sale PR camera. I publicly demonstrated that by pushing the button on the camera three times, I was able to access all of the data or reprogram the device, however I wanted in under a minute.

1:16:10A backdoor, malware, I even played doom on a flock camera. In addition to this, John and myself found insufficiently protected sensitive information stored on flock cameras, including photos, lights and split data logs, API keys, passwords and communications. Then, in December of 2025, through a specialized search engine, I found the unprotected administrative interfaces for over 60 newly deployed flock condor cameras that had AI-enabled pan tilt zoom features. This allowed me to remotely view, delete and modify 30 days of streaming footage from the cameras across the country and potentially sensitive locations like forest trails, people's front porches and playgrounds. And I could also zoom in on people's mobile phone screens. Another security researcher, Joshua Michael, independently found a misconfigured flock development demo via Google Search that included ARC GIS API keys with virtually unlimited use of limits. ARC GIS stores enormous amounts of data from local governments ranging from the live GPS location

1:17:11of police vehicles to aerial drone feats. Flock has, over the last year, repeatedly claimed that their service utilizes end-to-end encryption. Both John and myself have verified the lack of end-to-end encryption in a variety of different ways. But the most alarming consequence of this was in Dunwoody, Georgia, where FOIA requests show that Flock employees had viewed cameras on their network over a thousand times, including the ones in sensitive areas, in sensitive areas like the interior of a Jewish community center and a playground. Wow. So people overseas are getting a hold of this, it's getting out there on the dark web. Yeah, absolutely. And I'm seeing in many other countries, people are starting to stand up to the very same things we are, they're seeing it. And any country, any people who, in the past, have been under the tyranny of communism and that sort of thing, they instantly see these things. I've talked to many people who have come here

1:18:12from those kind of countries and they have just, oh my gosh, that's happening. That's how it's exact same playbook. They've always used. This is the tool that they were missing all these years that have total control, everyone, everyone. And the people who have lived under that kind of tyranny, see it instantly and that should tell you everything you need to know. This is what we're up against. And what it's going to be is they're tracking your movements. You're getting charged a carbon tax. You drove too far. You're outside your 15-minute city. You've gone to the store too much. You've bought too much meat. You know, whatever it might be. And then pretty soon, they're going to be just know exactly, again, when they do the next lockdown, who's out, who's going to church, who do we send a ticket to? And then just wait until they decide to have the, I think, President Trump thankfully has stopped it, but the process to be able to just turn your car off, right? But you think COVID was bad with them wanting to snitch on people

1:19:13and set up snitch lines and showing up at churches and prostituting churches for being open. When they have the technology they want, they'll be able to send a ticket to every person that drives into that church parking lot. When they've declared the next pandemic and you go, and you wait until you get a summons either to show up and court and be prosecuted or get a ticket. The mail you better pay. I mean, this is a police state. This is social credit scores of China. Yeah, you just described it perfectly. The 15-minute cities, what that's all about. The control of every, all your energy, smart meters on everything. And controlling your energy use, your water use, what you talked about, the food supply and all of that. What have they been telling us all these years that we're not going to be eating beef that's got to be stopped? They told us that we were going to all eat bugs. And everybody, everybody in my audience always says, not me, I'm not going to do that. And my answer to that is if you've got just a few corporations that are putting this stuff out like the World Economic Forum calls for,

1:20:17that we're going to just have fewer corporations surviving, then there the ones are going to be producing the food. And what if all they produce are the bugs? That's what we're headed towards here, where a public private partnerships with a few corporations and government are making all the decisions and everything in your life. That's where this is headed. That's what it's for. That's what we're going to do. And let me ask you in closing, how, what kind of grade are you giving the Trump administration on this? Zero. I am absolutely set up. He has lost me on this issue. He's done some great things on some of the things, immigration and that kind of thing. But on this, he has surrounded himself with these tyrants who are putting this stuff together on AI. And he has totally bought into it. And he's calling people like me, anti-tech terrorists. What did he say for the tweet out? What was the tweet about two weeks ago, Tom? If you guys want to be losers and backwards, go ahead or something?

1:21:20Yeah, something that the communities that don't do this are the ones that are going to be losers. This is going to bring great prosperity to this country. It's going to be incredible. You got Musk sitting there saying that, well, money's not going to matter anymore. And we're going to have robots doing everything for us. And somehow this creates a world where we don't have to do anything anymore. Well, I don't want that world because I get off on working. This is what brings our society together. It gives us new ideas and everything. Sitting there while robots, one billion robots, he said within 10 years that we're going to have here. I don't want to live in that world. And I refuse to. Are you sure you don't want to do it? No, Harari is suggesting we just let you play video games and drugs. You don't want to just smoke a joint and play some pong? I've never done any of that in my life anyway. I have played pong. I've never smoked a joint. But I have played pong once. Yeah, I played pong. That's about it.

1:22:22You know what pong is? You know what pong is? You do know what pong is? Okay, good. I used to play pong in the 70s. I remember the first time I ever played pong in the 70s. And we thought that was pretty cool for about 30 seconds. And I was like, this is actually really boring. But yeah, but no, Harari, no, Harari says they're going to get people drugged up and let them play video games. But Tom Dewey, he wants to work. And I agree with you, Tom. Yeah, this is not good with the Trump administration has done. His poll numbers as we showed tonight in the World Report are not very good on the Iran War, the economy. And from what we're seeing, they're not going to be good with Republicans, independents, Democrats, libertarians, when it comes to the data centers and the flock cameras. And all of this is happening as we move to the midterms. I think, I don't know, I don't know. I can be wrong every day. I think differently a little bit. But the trend is where I think it is. I think the Republicans are going to lose come election time. Do you? It's entirely possible. You know, when people believed in make America great again,

1:23:24the whole mega thing, we thought that it meant we were going to have limited government. We were going to have lower taxes. We were going to have, you know, our property rights protected. Our personal, all the things we believed in. And you and I have pushed for our entire lives. That's what that meant. And all of a sudden, we're told that we're going to make America great again by putting a computer dictatorship together, run by robots. Excuse me. This is how we make America great again. I disagree. Yeah, I 100% disagree. Tom, what logo? They're putting on garbage trucks. Yes, all right. And I have a wrap. They are putting on garbage trucks to monitor neighborhoods and make sure you're not doing anything that needs to be that's against the code. I've seen that. Yeah. So like if you're throwing something away, you shouldn't be throwing away, then they can see it. And they can see you're doing some improvements on your house. Oh, oh, so the city's garbage truck is being used as a spy,

1:24:24a way to spy on the town. Okay, so like if you put a deck on and didn't get a permit, now they're going to know. Yep. Bingo. Police state, it always comes back to money and control. Money and control, right? But it's for our goodness for safety. It's for progress. Yeah, money and control, selling data, right? As well. So no, no, the corporations love it. They're selling data left and right. The politicians love it. They find reasons to send you a ticket and to tax you and everything else under the sun. Good grief. All right, Tom de Wees, American policy.org, American policy.org. Tom, we have been working together since the early 1990s, about 1993, 94 somewhere we started working together. Don't know where around there. Yeah, Mary, we see packed together and did various various other things together. Yeah. Do you know that I actually have a, I actually have, let's see if I can find it real quick. I have a list of the interviews that I did with you.

1:25:31Wow. Let's see if I can find it real quick. It was a list of all the interviews that I had done. Here we go. Let's see, what year? You don't have to show this, what's not plugged in. I'm going to put in Tom de Wees, DEW, E-E-S-E. Mees para el Trenmo Tris. Con el sorento, y sorento Turbo Hybrid. Cualquier camino es el camino correcto. Visito tu consesionario, key a local, key a movement, that inspires. Jamal 8333 4 key a para detalles, conduce con precaución, consulta los detalles de la garantía en tu consesionario. All right, Tom, I interviewed you. One of the times I interviewed you was April 10, 1996. Okay? I interviewed you another time.

1:26:34July 10, 1996, Environmental Education. July 31, 1996, School-based clinics. November 20, 1996, on goals 2000, July 13, 1998, on the impact of presidential executive orders. February 2, the year 2000, Ronald Reagan speech, we must have played something. February 13, 2001, oh look at this, the Identity Feth Prevention Act. 05 on sustainable development, 96, the Careers Act, you know, boy. So I've been interviewing, what was the oldest one on that? What was the oldest one? 96 was the oldest. So yeah, and you and I were working together before that. Ooh, I mean, it's crazy, crazy. If we just go with 1996, documented, how long is that? Logan, do the math, 96 is now 2026? Was that 30 years right there? Yeah. I just have one question for you, Brandon.

1:27:36Are you still have your fear of elevators? Yes, of course I do. I pledge back then, I never go to New York City with you. Well, I didn't even know you knew that. Where were you with me when I wouldn't get on one? I think it was a DC. We were going somewhere. No, I would, oh, you know what? We were, I know what we were doing. We were walking around the US Capitol and visiting various members of Congress. And you guys kept jumping on elevators and I kept running up the stairs. That's it. That's it. Yeah. And I think you might have been the one that was with me when I stopped and met Sonny Bono and got my picture with Sonny Bono. I remember him coming in the room while I was testifying in a congressional hearing. So yeah. Yep, yep, yep. You know who else doesn't write elevators? Logan, can you, I think, can you find this on YouTube real quick? You know who else doesn't like elevators? Let me ask the search engine here. David Foster, the great David Foster is a great arranger, producer,

1:28:38hates elevators too. I think I've been written elevator since 1989. I don't think David Foster has written one since 1989 either. I saw a video of him looking inside one and they tried to convince him to get on. Okay. Yes. Grammy-winning producer David Foster has said he almost never takes an elevator because of claustrophobia. What do you mean almost never? In March 2025, there's big ones. He put it bluntly. He's been an elevator only five times as an adult. Three of those were hospital trips when he was when he was sedated. I get that. The other two were extraordinary circumstances. One of those was Pavarotti's 20th floor New York apartment. Foster headed for the stairs. Pavarotti pulled him into a teeny elevator, set him on his lap and sang alve Maria in his ear the whole way down.

1:29:39The most extreme example while judging Asia's got talent, he stayed at the Singapore's Marina Bay, Sands and walked 65 flights to the pool rather than ride the elevator. Logan, David Foster and I would be friends. Sounds like it. There's also an older line he used to tell he avoided elevators because he didn't want to hear his own power power ballots played in them. The newer interviews treated as genuine claustrophobia, not as a joke. Funny thing is he gets on private jets, like Lear Jets, small jets, but he's scared of an elevator. I don't know, maybe he's caught. I don't know. But I haven't not ridden one since 1989. I have no intentions to get on one. I was invited by Michael Reagan to go and meet President Reagan. Look it up for me real quick or I can do it. What floor was Ronald Reagan's

1:30:41office in LA after he was president? It was way up there. I was giving it up. I was giving the opportunity. Michael said, I'm going to set it up for you to go meet my dad. And I said, well, unless he wants to meet me in the parking garage, downstairs, 34th floor. So I said, no, and I'm not walking 34 flights. I said, I'd love to meet your father, but I'm not walking up the stairs to meet your father, unless he wants to meet me in the parking garage. So that did not happen. But I had the opportunity, but I said no. But thank you. But I did walk, I did walk about 12 flights of stairs to the 12th or 13th floor of the courthouse in February of 1990. I was going to go to the airport and I was going to go for the courthouse in February of 91 to get married by the judge when my wife and I got married. I walked up multiple flights of stairs.

1:31:44She took the elevator, of course. And after we were married, I said, I love you. I will see you downstairs. She headed to the left to the elevator. I started down the stairs. And she, I watched, as she was going to get on the elevator. And she stopped. She turned and she said, well, I guess this were married. I'll walk down with you. And your mother walked down those flights of stairs with me. I did not want her to walk up. She'd been all sweaty by tummy got, oh, she doesn't sweat. She would have been all glowy. She'd have been glowing by tummy got there. But, um, but she did walk down. But yes, Michael Reagan came to town a few times. He came here once and we were invited to go to a pro life office. And he would never let me live down that they got on an elevator and went up to the pro life office. And I said, I'm not going. You guys have a nice tour. I'll be here when you get, get done. I said on the curb and waited for him. He never let me live that one down. But he thought that was just ridiculous. But look, I'm in good company with David Foster.

1:32:44So there you go. I can't believe you're in there. I'm not going to New York with you. No, you're not going to New York with me. I mean, no, no, no, no, no. I don't even go to the top of the, what do you call it? Logan here, the pyramid. The Bass Pro. Have you been up there? I'll, I mean, that's way up there. That's the largest free. Free standing elevator. The America is the largest free standing elevator in North America. Yeah, I'm not doing it. Tom Dewey's, I can't believe you even remembered that. But that's fascinating. American policy dot large American policy dot O R G. Thank you, Tom. Thank you. I really appreciate it. Check his organization out in his great articles, guys, over there, American policy dot org. We'll be right back. In October of 2007, the S&P 500 hit a record high. By March of 2009, it had lost almost 57 percent. And it did not get back to where it started until 2013. If you were 35, you had time to wait that out. If you were 65, you did not.

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1:34:47Jamal 8000-334-4K for details. Conduce compliance. Consult the details of the guarantee in your office. Joining me now is Melissa House in the studio. And Dr. Lucky, first I got to welcome you, Melissa. I'm glad you came in today. Thank you. And Dr. Lucky. Dr. Lucky, welcome. Thank you for joining us tonight. Hey, Melissa. I'm here with you. Yes, I'm excited that you're here with me. I know, it's good to be here. Well, we wanted to bring her in to talk about your new products that are available and launch now over at MelissaHouseBG.com. Of course, we know about the great Bella Grace, but I and the skincare and all the great things. But I want to talk about this again tonight, because the you guys have just launched these peptides. Now, we want to really explain to people what this is, what this is not. What do you think? I think we should start with a clip, Dr. Lucky, by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Don't you think? Absolutely. All right, let's do that. We'll talk about it. Here it is, guys.

1:35:47Yeah, I mean, I'm a big fan of peptides. I've used them myself and used them with really good effect, you know, with a couple of injuries. All right. Now, let's talk about a couple of injuries real quick. What is it? My T4, my thumb and index finger, super, super numb, massive pain down the arm going on for weeks, like being stabbed in the in the biceps, stabbed in the forearm. I mean, my hand going numb, these two fingers, but them other fingers, it was horrific. Pain can't sleep, okay? I'm icing. I'm doing everything I can, but I wasn't getting relief. And Dr. Basheema, MD and functional medicine doctor said, you need to do a peptide, VCP157. And I'm like, what is this? And she said, no, it's safe. This is coming from a safe place. Tested, you have nothing to worry about. I said, but there's stuff out there on the internet. Yeah. And you don't want to go to those places. That's why you come to me, a medical doctor.

1:36:47And I get it for you from a safe place that's, you know, certified, tested the whole nine yards. And that's what you guys are now set up. Is that right? Absolutely. This is exactly why we set up our company, Eterna Life Rx, to provide US-based compounding pharmacies with ingredients sourced from FDA-redster to regulated facilities. This is all about quality control. It's all about sterile testing. It's all about safety moving forward with not only peptides, but hormone optimization and GLP1 access. All right. And Melissa, you can talk about what it did for me. Yes. You did not have really good results with anything else you were trying. And once you took, started taking the shot, you, it was like nine day difference. Because they decreased that inflammation, right? Yeah, BPC 157 is body protection compound 157. It has been studied and researched to help repair tendons and ligaments and muscles.

1:37:53And it also is developed from gastric juices. So it has a great ability for gut dysfunction as well. And you and I've talked about this almost every time we get on, the gut is your second brain. It's where your bodies were 80% of your immune system lives. It's really where everything happens in your body through your gut. So when you can get your gut functioning properly and you can have the effects of the BPC 157 helping those joints, tendons and ligaments, it's wow. It's an amazing thing. I think that's when your numbness went away shortly after. So you can testify that you could barely get off the couch. It was two or three months of excruciating pain. And my thing just, it wasn't that long. I can't remember exactly, but it didn't take too long before you started seeing results. And I think it started with your fingers. And then my fingers started getting less and less numb. Right. And then a pain just gradually got quite a bit better as well. So what do we want to concentrate on today? I mean, there's so many options at mostahousevg.com. But what do we want to specifically before we play another clip?

1:38:54What do you want to concentrate on? Yeah, so let's talk a little bit about the name of the company, the Eternut Life RX. We set this company up. We thought the good idea would be to say, hey, Eternut, what your legacy is? What you're building right now today and what that legacy looks like for long term? Life certainly means what you're living, your creativity, what you're doing. We want to add years and we want to add life to your years, not just years to your life. And of course, RX, that is the part of our position-led medications. A lot of a position-led. I think that's so important. Okay, let's stop on that. Why do you like that it's position-led? Just because everyone would love that. If you can talk to a physician and have a physician actually walk you through it and do it. It's telemedicine, right? Right. Dr. Lucky? Yes, sir, it's a telemedicine company. So we set this up to be so easy for you. We have different categories. So when you go to MelissaHousevg.com and click on the link to EternutLifeRx.com,

1:39:58you're going to be able to go to the categories. Categories like repair. Categories like longevity, categories like body composition, weight management, energy. And pick where you're having or where you're struggling. Like, Brandon was struggling with recovery and he chose that BPC 157. There's actually a, I think a better stack because it's a four peptide in one. And that's called Clow-K-L-O-W. And that's going to include not only the BPC 157, but the TB 500, which is going to help migrate more tissue repairing cells there. You're going to get the benefits of copper for a collagen build. It's also supporting hair, skin, and nails. And copper is just one of those things that are so great for your body. And then we have KPV in this. And KP is really what helps you decrease that inflammation. BPC also decreases inflammation, but KPV is specific to inflammation.

1:41:01And we've talked about this many times before. Chronic inflammation is a root cause of disease. So when you put these four different peptides into one peptide that you can take on the daily, then you're talking about synergistically them working together, but also in different pathways to help your body be at 100%. All right, we don't want to cause your trade on too many today, but what's another one we can talk about that maybe really would resonate with some of the people in the audience. One need to talk about sounds amazing for so many people. That would. Yeah, Clow is our number one in our clinic. Really, they're number one. I guess you are. That's from the four one. And because it's the most affordable when you're talking about putting four peptides into one, what we call a stack. Now, I think the other one is about- And by the way, which one is it the most popular? Hello. Hey, L-O-W. Is that on here? It will be on there, yes, sir. That may be on the- You may want to go to the longevity.

1:42:01Oh, longevity, okay. I think it is on there. I'll look at it on the fourth one. It was on there. Keep going down. There it is. And then the other one we should talk about while you're looking for that is our G-O-K-1, our tersepatide, but we'll go with that one. You can see that one right there. The Clow will show you. There's actually 90 milligrams in this bottle. So you'll see it has milligrams per milliliter. I believe there's five mills in that bottle. There's 90 milligrams of the peptides in there. And how long does it last? So if someone has an issue, how long do they get on this to get treatment? Like I got on it for a couple of months and then I didn't- I'm not back on it again because I'm back to being me again. Well, a lot of times that's because your pain went away, but remember, this has the copper in it, which is going to support beauty, which is going to support collagen, skin, hair, nails, and the Clow supports again that anti-inflammatory marker. So our inflammation marker. So when people get on this one, they don't want to get off. And because it's not- They can probably tell a difference when they get off of it, right?

1:43:02I mean, again, 59 years old, and I've been on it for a couple of, you know, six months or so. And I feel better. I feel like I look better than I ever have before. I didn't realize I was 59. No, I didn't. You definitely don't. A tribute. Look very tiny. Thank you so much. I tribute it to the peptides. You know, you get peptides or short chain amino acids. Your body has been speaking in peptides since you were conceived. So did you have achy joints and things like that? I did not. For me, I got Clow because of the copper. And some of the gut things I wanted to get on as well. But yeah, I love the Clow mainly because of the copper in the KPP. What about the weight loss? Yeah, you know, 69% of us in America is overweight or obese. These medications, these GLP medications are probably the most important drug or peptide has ever been introduced into not only America but around the world. And when they're used correctly, you can mitigate the side effects.

1:44:06We, microdose, and again, I can't make any medical decisions because we do have our physician-led team, our care team that will do that. So I can't tell you how many days you would be on it or I do know that GLPs are mostly one shot a week. But the milligrams would be up to the doctor and we do a microdosing schedule for that. And it's a really great way to change your metabolism because weight is not about willpower. Everybody thinks it's willpower. Put the fork down. But in reality, it's so much more than that. So the terseptide works on two pathways. G-I-G-L-P, which is going to slow down your appetite, but also the G-I-P. And this is going to help burn that fat-althobody through the sugar pathways. So it's a pretty amazing, and I'm being very basic here. I don't want to get down into the science. But you don't have to worry about the negative side effects like you do with the one thing we hear about in the news, people get that face and all that. That's not what we're talking about here, right?

1:45:06That was that face. Sorry. We have in my own practice, we've been providing G-I-P ones now for over six years. And we have zero cases of ozific face and O-But and all the other things that come on. And the reason why is because our community knows to eat their protein, drink their water, make their move, and including walking in the gym. But also, as you said earlier, beginning the foundation of that collagen as well with the Velligray Cell Lecture has been a big change in our patients. But we also monitor just like the doctors are going to monitor you with Eternut LiveRx, that physician-led team that's going to help you through it. We also have a community on Facebook that teaches you how to eat your protein. That's amazing. So talk to us about some of the results people are seeing. Yes, you know, so I'll give you an example. One of my really good friends has her mom on the cognitive functioning peptides and she is getting tremendous results from being less anxious, less brain fog.

1:46:11Kaylee is also on our G-I-P-1, her zephytide. She's dropped 30 pounds and a half weight. No, and then that's over the course of about six months, which is great. And she's not gaining the weight back. She's putting on more muscle as well as eating more protein. And then I have multiple patients in mind on that wool-brain blend, the BPC. But really when I explain that clobland, they all want the clobland, the KL-O-W, because again, it's the most affordable when you take a look at having four peptides in one stack altogether, really looking at multiple pathways and making big changes in people's body. All right, so let's talk about if someone's watching tonight and they have XY and Z going on, what are the most common things that the average person is dealing with? Either weight loss, they want weight loss, they're dealing with an injury. I'd say joint issues.

1:47:12Joint issues, pain, discomfort. Are about arthritis. You know, that's a arthritis is the end of that word is itis, which is inflammation, right? So a lot of things when you have arthritis, the more weight you gain, you're going to have more discomfort, more pain, less movement. So when you get on that GLP1, and there's some studies out there, and there's people talking about when they lose that weight on the GLP1, their symptoms of those problems, like arthritis, start to subside. But then you take a look at the clove, and then when you get the clove in your body, and it's helping you to mitigate the inflammation in your body, it's getting your gut working better, and it's supporting your joints. Now you're talking about systematic, and that's what that clove peptide is. Systematically working on the body is what it's been research for. And you've got a lot of patients, you say, have been on this now six, seven years.

1:48:12How many patients do you have taking peptides? Oh, you know what? I will tell you this, we counted up the pounds that have been lost, and my practice over 30,000 pounds have been lost in my office. That's incredible. Here, that's incredible, right? 30,000. But when you take a look at just all the patients we've seen, most of our patients now, because of people like Robert Kennedy and Gary Breck, and even Joe Rogan out there speaking, people want the peptides, and they want them because these are signaling cells that tell the body to repair, regenerate, and rejuvenate. That's what they're being studied for. And when you get the right combination through physician-led person through that health care provider, you're going to have much better results. The quality is going to be there. You've got the sterility testing. You've got the certificate of authenticity, and that's going to make you have better results all the way through. Plus our community. Let's go to the left. You have to try. I'm going to try the clove.

1:49:14You want to try the clove? I definitely want to try it, because I do have a lot of... Why, Jessica, I know Melissa, a few of you are going to be fast friends. My wife, Jessica, abs. She runs our medicals. Why do you want to do that? I mean, I do have a lot of joint issues, so I think mainly for that, and for the collagen, and just... I'm not right, but... I want to see if that helps my joints. Okay. Let's go to the next clip of RFK Jr. Please. My hope is that they're going to get moved to a place where people have access from ethical suppliers. Ethical suppliers. That's what we're talking about here tonight, right? That's exactly right. Right now, you've got some of these peptides through the gray market. Research use only market coming over. They're being produced in other countries, and let's just say who it is, China, and they're bringing them over. And people are slapping their labels on them, selling them as if they're made in America,

1:50:14selling them like they've been tested, and they haven't been. And these are all over the place online. There was just a study the other day, or just a report the other day, about a gentleman in Australia who thought he was taking one of the GLP ones. Turns out it was not even the GLP one that he thought he was taking. He was taking another one at eight times the limit of what he should have been taking. And he actually was in the hospital. So you just don't know what you're taking when you order online from unrepidable places. Again, eternal life, Rx. Why and how are different? It's 503A compounding pharmacies in America. Those ingredients are sourced through FDA regulated and registered facilities. The quality control is there. The way they will put these blends together is there. They are sterility tested, and at the very end, they have the certificate of authenticity. So you get a report, you can get a report on exactly what is in that peptide that you're taking.

1:51:18Just seeing something online, because I get this all the time. They said it's 99.9% pure. That's not enough, because you don't know what else is in there. And you don't really know if that peptide that you're buying from some guy named Joe on Instagram, you don't know if that's a real sterility test. And a lot of times it's not. They borrow them, they stole them, and anybody can make a sterility test on AI now. So reality is what he was saying, our case juniors, we want to have a place where people can order them from groups with integrity and with- They know they'll get- Yeah, they're following the rules, the regulations, the laws, and that's what you guys have set up. And people can do telemedicine so they're dealing right with an MD, right? Yes, you know, the days of going to the doctor, by Cretelli Greenlessa, the days of going to the doctor's office and sitting for two or three hours waiting on your doctor, people, especially the younger people, they don't want that. They want to- Then you can't get in.

1:52:18I know I keep hearing numerous testimonies soon from people that are waiting two to three months just to see a doctor. So- It's incredible, right? Yeah, the hospitals have absorbed a bunch of the independent doctors, so it's hard to get in to them. So, you know, those days are over, telemedicine is going through a boom peptides or going through boom. Everybody's talking about them, Congress is talking about them, all the healthcare providers are talking them. Obviously, our Kennedy is talking about them, which I'm really excited about. And this is why we created Eterna Life Rx. Well, I know first hand- Definitely needed. I know first hand from taking the PCP 157. Definitely helps you. Did I get it right? Did I get the initials? Yeah. BC- BC 157, right? What is it? BC 157. BC- BC- BC- BC- What is Dr. Lucky said? B- PC- 157. I can write that down. B-

1:53:18Q- B- Q- B- 157. They have dyslexia. I can switch things around. I have excuses. I have a very excuse for that. Do you have a peptidol fixed my dyslexia? Yeah. Well, we've got some percolidipolinsia. That's for sure. Yeah, you might need that. I might need that. Yeah, right. Okay, BPC 157. Well, I wouldn't have much to say on this topic if I hadn't been on that peptide myself. I mean, he was on ice back pretty much all day. When I was on the air. I mean, even on the air, they saw me with one behind my back a lot of the times. And we go to a commercial break and I was holding it up to my neck. You know, and I broke my back with 99. Can I really start to change and tell you about it? Oh, I didn't. The BPC. Yeah, BPC 157. BPC 157. BPC 157. I had as much pain with what happened to me in January and into February and the first of March. Then I did when I actually broke my back. So I was like, if this is what life is going to be like, this is, I'm done. I'm out. You know, I can maybe maybe get here to the desk a few hours a day and do this. But when I wasn't at the desk, where was I?

1:54:20On the couch with ice. On the couch laying on as much ice as I could get in multiple places. I kept working because I put a pillow on my stomach with my laptop. And I was still working. But I was laying down just icing at night. I slept with ice pack or Dolly. She I would sometimes move the ice pack off because I'd be so cold. My neck would be numb or Dolly, I would toss it over and it ended up being, you know, touching her and she'd jump up like, I don't want that thing on me. It's freezing. So she was glad when I got rid of the ice pack. And again, I wouldn't have much to say on this topic of peptides. And if I had not experienced it and I probably wouldn't have done it. If it had not come to me through Dr. Bishima Williams, MD, functional medicine doctor, and then I started talking to you about it. And some other MDs I know. And they were like, yeah, if you get this from a licensed place and pharmacy, yeah, this is the future. This is the future, right? No one wants to hurt. No one wants to be sick. So if you have, we can't let me be the future.

1:55:23But the future is here. And this is what we're building. I mean, it is here. It is now and it's not going anywhere because so many people are not only using them, but are having benefits from them. And they're not going to stay in for them being taken away. They just live longer and be pain free. That's amazing. It's all about adding life to your ears. That's what we want to. And having quality, you know, the quality of your life. Well, we know Bella Grace has helped a lot of people who couldn't walk around big box stores. They could hardly do it. You know, they have different people that still tell me they can't live without it. If they. And they're scared to death. You guys are going to first of all, we just stop making it. The silly thing they've gotten that's fixed them and they didn't have to have surgery. Many of them. And I think if people will get online, go to Mossos BG, do their homework, get on the telemedicine with one of the MDs, talk to them about this. I think a lot of people are going to come back to us and say, you know, I was like Brandon with this chronic pain. And now I can he got on the BPC 157 and he's cured for now, you know?

1:56:26And if God forbid, I slip or fall or do something, I'm not going to hesitate going right back to it. Yeah, it doesn't have to be paying on down the arm like you experienced. It could be needless conference. It could be shoulder heavy. It could be any other joint that you're having the body. But you can study that. But let's just elbow discomfort. Yeah, both my elbows ache all the time. So I don't know what I think I have celiac. So I think it might have something to do with that and my knees. I'm definitely trying it. I think that close the one. I mean, I think that matter for you. But when you get on the position, they're going to be able to help you through that decision. All right, I can't wait to try. Yeah, well, you're going to try it then. We actually have our oldest son has made your back issues. And we're trying to get him on it as well. So again, I'm speaking to it from my perspective, having been on the BPC 157. Great results. Nothing was really doing anything for me. And I was going to a doctor that you found in town. I think a chiropractor you found in town.

1:57:28And he was trying things, but it just was not, it wasn't moving. I'm like, this could be six months or more for recovery. I'm like, are you kidding me six months? Like this? You'd feel a little relief, but then you were right back. Yeah, if you'll, you'll be right back to it. It wasn't until I got on the BPC 157. There within a week or two, it was like, wow, I'm back. And that numbness, there's nothing worse than having your fingers where you really can't feel them. And then you're trying to wake up in the night and say, I can't feel my hand. I can't feel my hand all the time. It was horrific. And I'm having a hard time typing. And that's what I do for work. And I mean, it was just, and I know you were worried that it was going to progressively move up your arm. Yeah, I was concerned when things up being, you know, because my arm would get where felt so heavy, you know, like, like, almost like, it might going to be permanently damaged with these nerves. It was just going to be permanent nerve damage. My, we're going to get this back. So I'm just thankful it worked. BPC 157, also house, bg.com closing comment. I just think you should try it, especially, I mean, they have a great product here.

1:58:28With the doctor standing behind it and get online and figure out which one is best for you and talk to a doctor. And it's amazing. Absolutely. Absolutely. If you want real weight loss with real peptides from real 5.3A pharmacy's position lead, or you have some repair peptides you'd like to look at light BPC 157 or step it up to clothe where you're placed. Go to listhousebg.com. Good. Do it. Thank you for doing this. Thank you, doc. Thank you. Of course, you know, we love you guys and do anything to help you and your family. You know that. Well, we do know that and you have helped us. And the company has been a great, great, great company to work with. We highly recommend Bella Grace. Hope you'll do business with us folks. I think it'll support your health and us at the same time. I'm not making claims other than to tell you my own experience. I want you to do your own homework, your own due diligence. And there's nothing, you know, keeping you from researching it and then doing a consultation with one of the doctors online, right? And I think if you try it, you'll be surprised.

1:59:30So just start with the first step. Read about it. Then set up a consultation. Let the doctor talk to you about it and make your decision from there. Fair enough. And you said most of your patients that get on it don't get off it, right? They absolutely love it and they stay on it. That's how that's how she's something right there. So if they do take a break from it, they always want something else like NAD. And we'll talk about NAD another time. We'll talk about our hormone optimization program. You know, the government's removed the black boxes from the from the women being on some of those programs and protocols. We'll get into that soon. So we have a lot to talk about and I can't wait to discuss it with you. Us too. Dr. Lucky checking in. Thank you, Dr. Lucky. MelissaHouseBG.com. MelissaHouseBG.com. Thank you for coming into this. Appreciate it. And we'll be right back. Doesn't she makes me look better on set? I don't know. I just feel better and I look better when she's around. Your arm candies, what she is. We'll be right back. No signal, no service, no way to reach the people you love. When disaster strikes, hurricanes, wildfires,

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2:01:35Don't wait until the lights go out. WorldViewTalk, stay connected, stay protected, stay ready. Joining me now is none other than Jeff, one of the control room guys. He's been very, very busy. We just throw in Cheetos and some Mountain Dew. And we tell him you keep editing, Mr. and so that's what he's been doing for 24-7, for about nine days straight. No sleep, just a lot of Cheetos, a Mountain Dew. He joins us now. I don't know if he's going to be coherent or not. Jeff, welcome to the broadcast. Thanks for being with us. Going on, Mr. Brandon. I'm hanging in there. What happened to me? What? I've been having a lot of Cheetos, so I'm starting to get a little bit of a stomach. I bet. Just so the audience knows I'm joking, we don't make him work 24-7 without sleep. But we have... No, he's not. No, he's not. I would not do that to you. I treat all you guys well. But you are doing a great job. And you just sent me late last night, I finally watched it earlier this morning.

2:02:37One of the segments of Brainwashed America Part 4, the final part. And I want to show our listing friends a little bit of this. How long by the way is Part 4? I don't even know. How long is it? Part 4 is going to be about two hours and 30 minutes run time. Could it fluctuate from there, depending on any last minute things, but yeah, about two hours and a half? Okay, good. And when do you think it'll be done? We are trying to get it ready by end of September. So I mean, into this week, into next week, released it sometime then. And by the way, how do you think it's going compared to Part 3 that you just finished up about a month ago, which is in the vault for members only, WorldYouTube.com.se.vall? How... What's the difference between Part 3 and Part 4? Well, I feel like for Part 4, I have utilized just our tools a lot better. Our WorldYouTube AI, our other AI is in order to really gather a lot more content for it,

2:03:38where there's less just on-screen talking and just a lot more going on. So you get to see in more in depth about what these people are talking about, what you're talking about and whatnot. So I just feel like this one is just packed with a lot more and it's going to be a lot more exciting. Packed with a lot of graphics, huh? Yeah, a lot of graphics, a lot of pictures, archivial footage from these events that we're talking about. So it really is interesting to see all of it. Now, you're talking about our WorldYouPedia research assistant, Bible software program. That's what's really helped you. Tell our audience before I play this clip, that just came out and you got to start using it for Part 4. You didn't have it for Part 3. How has it helped you and how might that kind of relate to the people who want to join our vault and use it? Well, when we're going through the script that Mr. Branden creates, I mean, there are, you know, tons and tons of names of just people that I don't know of personally.

2:04:41They're people that Mr. Branden of obviously interviewed and had on over the last several years. And, you know, so when doing the last documentary, when I'd run into these names, you know, I would only have so much knowledge on these people and what they did or these interviews. And so when I can plug them into our WorldYouPedia, it just allows me to see, you know, maybe that's the same excitement we're referring to and all the other stuff that that person has been on and talked about on your network. So it's really helped out. So when I would say, when I would write the script, then I'll have notes, production notes, play the clip of this person saying that you have, because I remember a lot of these interviews and what they talked about. And so I'll put in there, I know I got a clip of so-and-so about this. So with that in there, you have to go and try to find that. And that was taking you hours before our WorldYouPedia, a Bible software assistant got launched. That was taking you hours. Now you're finding clips in a matter of minutes. Is that what I understand? Absolutely. And I feel like for our audience, I mean, you could apply the same thing.

2:05:43I'm sure a lot of people that watch your show, obviously, they keep up with who you have on and went on through the years. But I mean, there's probably several people that you, you know, reference or you use for context for different, you know, scenarios and things going on that these people might not, you know, have a full understanding of who they are. So I mean, if you're sitting there watching the show, you can go and plug in, you know, who you're talking about into our WorldYouPedia, and it will pull up all the context you need for who that is and what they've done. Yeah, it's been very helpful for us too. So we use it a lot in the public gets to use it too at WorldYouTube.com slash Vault. So let's look at some of Jeb's great post production on Brainwashed America Part Four that should be out by the end of the month, first of October for Vault Members Only at WorldYouTube.com slash Vault. What's this? The social turbulence and herd instinct of the Tabestock Institute, it's playing out in America right now. The results of this brainwashing and its techniques, they're having, well, the impact on Americans that it had on the American POWs during the Korean War. It created

2:06:47individuals that were passive, apathetic, went along in order to get along. William E. Mayor he testified that the brainwashing operation of the communist in the Korean POW camps, quote, frankly, it did everything. The communist wanted it to do. It didn't turn anybody into a communist because it wasn't designed to turn anybody into a communist. A small percentage of the people in the world are communist. The great majority are simply cowed and somehow still long by this system which looked like something you can find. It's not very dangerous looking. It just controls you. You don't have to be a coward to give into it. The Board of Americans and the Korean prison camps in a sense did give into it. Enquod. Well, the education was devised to teach you about every injustice, every crime against humanity. It's ever been committed in the name of free enterprise. It's been a great deal. Great many.

2:07:51For example, we use child labor in the United States until relatively recently, until within the lifetime of many people in this room. There were coal mines in Pennsylvania and elsewhere, but within the lifetime of almost all the people in this room actually paid off in company scripts sometime. Just like that good old-fashioned folk song, 16 tons, points out. There were people on the south side of Chicago during the 30s who were shot during labor disputes because, as the communist said, all big businessmen hire murdering plant policemen to shoot down innocent labor union organizers. They talked further about other crimes, about the migrants who came from the dust bowl to the Imperial Valley in the state of California and sometimes a family of five would be paid a whole dollar for working all five members all day. And this was true,

2:08:51and this is within everybody's lifetime in this room, I think. This discussion of the development of the capitalist system never went so far as to show any of the steps that have been taken to rectify these wrongs. They never took the position, obviously, that in recognizing and correcting these social injustices, Americans have developed a system which, while far from perfect, has nonetheless guaranteed to more people, more things, more rewards, more security than any comparable group of people has ever achieved before. They never said that. Now mind you, this is all they heard every day, all day. You had to reduce each of these points to your own words and discuss them. There were kids from coal mining towns in Pennsylvania who knew about company script. There were kids from the Imperial Valley who knew about the wage scale there.

2:09:54There were some from San Antonio who knew the center of that town was built at 10 cents an hour, not too long ago. And so there was a certain amount of validity to what they were teaching. They were careful not to use communist literature. They used Charles Dickens even to talk about child labor. They used Dospossus and Steinbeck and Hemingway and Howard Fast and even Tom Payne. And they got their points across. They were not trying to turn these people into communists. They were trying to divide and conquer them and control them with a minimum amount of expenditure of their own military strength, their own personnel and material. And this they did. Sadly, there is a percentage of Americans that have reached this point in their development or lack thereof. Wow, great job, job. That is looking really good. It really is. I'm so excited to get

2:10:54the whole thing done and out for the audience. Well, we are as well. And I got to see that myself, folks, for the first time early this morning. So I haven't seen any more than that. So I'm eager to see it as well. Of course, I wrote the script. I've been working on this documentary since 2019, 2019. Part four is coming out soon. So it's basically been a seven year project. I don't even know how long part one, part two, part three are. But it's each one, each one is at least two or three hours, right, job. Yeah, the last one was a little bit shorter. I think it fell under two hours, one now and 50 maybe. So this one's definitely going to be a step up in terms of time. There's a little bit more in it. Do we know how long part one and part two was Logan or is? I forgot now. But it's a multi part series, obviously four parts, multiple hours. And we're excited to finish it up. Jeb, you're doing a great job. And then after this, we're going to go to work on, we're going to go

2:11:54to work on a documentary where we went and were able to go on aboard Air Force one Robert, JFK's Air Force one that anybody can go on. It's there at the Air Force Museum in Dayton, Ohio. And I'm going to do a documentary on that Air Force one that brought Kennedy to Dallas and that brought his body home. Then we're going to do one on Ford's theater. We're linking with shot. And then we went across the street and filmed in the room where he died. And we have a lot of great footage still to post edit from our DC trip a year ago, May into short documentaries that I think you guys are really love. We've already done one on Robert E. Lee that turned out really well and more to come. So we're just going to keep cranking these out. And we're really, really, really happy that Jeb's on our team. So great work. Thank you, Jeb. A lot of mountain doing Doritos Cheetos. It sounds like coming up. Yeah, we're just going to documentaries. Better go to Costco and get a palette full of goodies for him. Logan,

2:12:57lock the door. Yeah, I know. Throw it in and lock the door until he's done. Well, thank you for having me on Mr. Brandon. Well, thank you. Appreciate it. Jeb, Jeb checking in one of the, you know, what he is. He's one of the producers. He's a associate producer about that. Jeb, you got a title. One of the associate producers. I like that title. You like that title, associate producer? Well, that's what you are. And post editor, associate producer and post editor of Brainwashed America, part three, part four. You know, I used to sit and do all this post editing for hours. Jeb, did you used to come up and see me sitting in the studio control room post editing, right? I did, but I didn't really know what was going on for a little bit. And then I taught all these guys how to post at a television. Now they're beyond me. Isn't that crazy? I taught them all how to post edit on Premiere Pro. And now they are all blown past me in their, their ability. I don't, I don't have a clue what, what they do or how they do it. And there were those machines. Those are all machines that I've never been trained on. And,

2:13:59but that's been fun because I took them from high school students and trained them in while they were still in high school. And now, how old are you now, Jeb? I am 23. And you just got engaged last weekend, right? I did. Yes, sir. Congratulations. Logan's gotten engaged. Jeb's gotten engaged. So, um, who's laughing? Oh, I didn't know my mic was on. You didn't, you didn't know your mic was on. What was that laugh for, Logan? Thomas behind me said, oh, here we go. Thomas, you're not engaged, Jeb, buddy. So Thomas said, oh, boy, here we go. Is that why you were laughing, Logan? Yeah. Yeah. Cause I said, Jeb's gotten engaged. Logan's gotten engaged. And Logan goes to say something about him. Logan goes, yeah, I was, I was kind of waiting for something to cut up as well. I thought about, I thought, well, Thomas is, I thought about, but I

2:15:00didn't want to, I wasn't going to, I wasn't going to pick on Portonny. You're, you're feeling nice today. I was feeling today. I was, what Tommy? Yeah, yeah, yeah, I was, I wasn't, I was going to say word at that. No, I'm not going to pick on Port Thomas. I'm not going to pick on Port Thomas. And then Logan did know his mic was hot and he laughs. You know what, what Thomas, we're going to have the whole audience pray. The Lord brings you to the right girl, the right lady. Thank you. There we go. You know, bringing you the right lady, just like he's brought these other guys, their brides. We're going to pray for that for Thomas. Well, thank you and thanks, thanks to your amazing audience. Yeah. All right. Want that to be fun to see what ends up with happening with Thomas. So anyway, everybody here is getting married. And pretty soon they'll start having kids and want that be fun to bring all these kids to the news desk. It's going off all the kids of the kids, because that's where they are to me. They're kids. They're always going

2:16:01to be kids. Your kids are always your kids, don't matter how old they are. But to train these guys from from high school students, now they're great professionals, now they're engaged, getting married next year, then they'll start having kids. It's going to be fun. We're going to have a, we're going to have some big, when we get together for some our fourth of July, get together's, you know, we're going to have a big time with all these kids running around soon. Yeah. Right, Jeff? Absolutely. And why are you guys being dead silent? You guys are like your anti-kids? No, I'm not anti-kids at all. I want to have as many as I can possibly have. Well, I just got news for you, Jeff. You can't have any. There we are. Why is that? You're a guy. Oh, well, 2020, Thomas is laughing at that. He said I want to have as many as I can like, dude, 2026, you're a public educated, public school educated, the boy thinks he can have children. Your wife can have a lot of what? I've been brainwashed. You've been brainwashed for too many hours.

2:17:07But your wife can have a lot of children. You guys can have children together, of course. But yeah, you're not having any personally in the in the strictest sense of the word. Logan, we got to get you married and I got to get some more grandkids. I got one. I got another one in the oven. We got to get Logan going. But we're going to do it in all the right order here for first. But, yeah, how many are going to have? How many of you and your wife are going to have, Jeff? My special number would be three. I don't know. Maybe I would be down to have more, but I would be down to have more with my wife. Yeah. Let me clarify. Yeah. I'd like to at least get to three. Yeah. Three kids. I don't know. I don't know. The problem with these kids getting married and having children is then the man they work for has to start paying on a bigger salary. Because now they got a family to support. I don't know. I think it's time for us to go out and find some new people to train in. The younger, least experienced young people we can, can you train

2:18:14in your own replacement job? I certainly could. We're not going to do that to you. You know, they've done that to workers here in America. They bring in the H1B people from India and then say, here, train in your new worker. Train in the guys taking your job. Isn't that what we're all doing with AI at this point? Hey. But reality is you're still doing the work. Yeah. That is true. I do know at some point it will get good enough to where you, you know, it won't need you to train in every aspect. Yeah, but I'll tell you what. I'll tell you what will happen, Jeb. You're going to get to a point where AI can do a lot of the stuff you're doing. That just means you're going to be overseeing it and overseeing six, seven, eight productions at one time. Yeah. Somebody's going to oversee all that. You can just push the limits of how much you can do.

2:19:15Yeah, but you're going to have to still be there making it all happen. You'll just get to do more. Yeah. I think that's going to happen. Don't you agree, Logan? Yeah. I don't think you're going to be out of a job. I think it's going to be. You're still going to have to tell what you, someone's going to be sitting there telling you what they want and what to do. And then making sure it looks right and came out the way they wanted it to. Yeah. Yeah. And you'll just be working. I'm just going to have to buy more monitors. You'll be working off three or four or five monitors at a crack. Yeah. A movie here, a documentary here, a TV special here. And of course, what the audience doesn't know too much is we're negotiating the movie rights for a movie. The family is very eager for us to have the rights. And we've a great meetings and the balls of my court to finalize the final document for everybody. But this is a movie that John Wayne I'm personally told had interest in at one time. And some people I'm told were tied back to Kevin Costner had interest in. But they wanted to

2:20:15be very gospel centered. And so the family is very eager for us to take this man's life story and put it into a movie. And I think pretty soon Logan and Jeb, we're going to be able to do that and do amazing productions that would have cost 25, 30, 40, 50 million dollars. We're going to be able to do maybe for a hundred two hundred thousand. Yeah. Am I in my room? Logan told me about that story. I think that would be a really cool story. What Logan? I'm already seeing it every day. How much better it's getting with it's so realistic. You can barely tell. And it's going to get to a point where you can't tell. So yeah, we're going to be bad. Huh? Good and bad. Yeah, it's good and bad. Maybe it's sometimes we may have to make an edit. We may have to make an edit to our Ford's theater documentary. We may have to make an edit to what? To the Ford's theater documentary script. Oh, why? Because it may not be the Ford's theater anymore. What? Who's changing the name? I guess it's on a list of historical buildings that may get Trump's name. No, when did this come

2:21:26out? It's in the news. It's being denied, though, by the administration. So I don't know if it's true or not. Really seriously. They're going to start calling it Trump theater. I don't know. It says Ford's theater is a bold pick for Trump's name administration officials are poorly passing around a list of federal sites that could carry Trump's name in the theater where Abraham Lincoln was assassinated in 1865 has come up in those talks. Oh, good grief. Are you serious? But a federal law assigned my Nixon setting the theater's name so changing it would almost certainly need an act of Congress. The name was picked in what year? It was called Force Theater in DC, which opened in 1863. Okay. Who's it named after, though? Why is it called Ford's theater? Okay. Let's see here. In 1861, after the congregation moved to a newly built structure, I guess it was the first Baptist Church of Washington, DC. It was the site was originally a house

2:22:31of worship constructed in 1833 is the second meeting house of the first Baptist Church of Washington. With Obadaya, Bruin Brown is the pastor in 1861 after the congregation moved to a newly built structure. John T Ford bought the former church and renovated it into a theater. He called it Ford's Anthenum. It was destroyed by fire in 1862 and was rebuilt. On April 14, 1865, five days after General Lee's surrender, presently can attended the performance. Okay. That's why it's called Ford's theater. And they're going to try to change the name on us. Well, the administration is supposedly saying it's not true, but it's being reported. So, all right. Well, we'll see. By the way, I think we're going to be able to start producing that movie probably in 2020. I think the technology will be there in the affordability. It'll be there in 2027 or 2028, job. Probably late 27, maybe into 28, but I think by the end of 2027, we should be able to do it.

2:23:40What do you think? I think it'll progress that fast, but it could be into 28. I think it'll be, yeah, I think it'll be 27. Wow. Well, I got to finish up the contract for that family and get them to sign it. I have another group of family I'm talking to. The issue won't be people produce movies. The issue is going to be do they have good scripts? Yeah. You guys agree? Yep. The cohesiveness of the story. Yep. And I want to sometimes AI. Yeah, the AI can sometimes, I mean, the script is so important because the AI can just, you know, it doesn't really form well and it doesn't have good script. Yep. Well, we're going to we're going to write the script. We're going to produce the script and it's going to be great. And of course, those that we get these agreements with, you know, part of it is they'll help us. They'll oversee what we've done. Sign off on it. It's going to be very biblically based, high quality. And I think again, it'll come down to not the people not having the ability. The issue will be they don't have good scripts. I mean, even now, when's the

2:24:43last time you saw a really good movie, right? There's not many. I saw young Washington and that was awesome. I really enjoyed that. But you only see maybe one or two good movies a year if you're lucky. Did you see did you go see the Odyssey? No, I didn't go that no, I did not see that one. You didn't? No, isn't there like some concerning things in there? I mean, for the most part, I thought it was a pretty good. I didn't see. There was some drama about some of the cast and stuff. One of the kept, I think one of the cast I didn't see it, but one of the cast members was transgender and stuff. But I don't think they were in there for what were they in there for? Jeff like a couple of minutes. She's hardly in the movie. She's not really a big part of the movie. Yeah, she has like a few scenes. Is it a she or a he? It's a she, but posing as a he. No, I haven't seen it, but, but I did see young Washington. I thought that was really good. But that's what we want to do is really, really good quality movies like that. I think it's going to happen. So these guys are, I think, hey, I will honestly be a, I mean, Hollywood is in danger because

2:25:47their movies have been so terrible after COVID post. Well, they've had all this money, all this money, and they can't seem to be right good scripts, okay? No. And they would never pick the movies to do that we are because the stories are amazing. But most of these families are not going to sign over the rights to their family members. Most of them have passed away. So whoever has power of attorney is not going to sign over the rights to a movie company, produce a movie about their Christian father or grandfather, and then let Hollywood do what Hollywood does. That's been the issue. The one guy was like, you can't have me cursing, you can't have me drinking. I'm not, you got to have the gospel in there. So this is where we come along with amazing stories that we know about. Some of these people we've known for a couple of decades or more. And now the, the, the bill is there. I mean, we couldn't produce a 40, 50 million, 20 million dollar movie. And what would you get for that in this day and age? But now this technology, I think the biggest expense is going to be how much the credits cost us to build it, which could

2:26:50be $100, $200,000, $200,000, right guys? Maybe. And then maybe they'll go up. I don't know. Yeah, that's, that's another question I had. Like as we get, you know, closer to making that movies, I don't know what that credit price will look like. Maybe, maybe they come down because it gets so much better. It's able to produce it with less power. So I'm not sure. But yeah, I think it might be in the range of what you're saying. Mm-hmm. But, though, can you imagine you're talking about producing a movie that would cost you 50 to $100,000,000 or 50 million. Now you're doing it for 200,000. Yeah, it'll be a fraction of what it would cost. Well, and you start dividing, you know, you start dividing that $200,000. Well, just do it. I'll just do the math. 200,000 divide that by, let's say, 20 bucks. You only got to do is have 10,000 people pay 20 bucks, you get your turn of grand back. I really wish we could premiere it. That would be really cool for that movie. I mean, actually go into a theater, actually go into theaters. Yeah, like just, just like, or just run out something like an event space and premiere it has some audience,

2:27:55live audience. Yeah, the full premiere. Well, maybe we'll do that. Maybe we do it in Milwaukee and use the Walker Shaw Expo Center where all of our audience is. That'd be pretty cool. And do a big, huge premiere. That's a great idea. You might have to wear a tuxedo, Jeb. I would. We can roll out the red carpet and get things going. I don't think I've ever seen Logan in a tuxedo. I hope. Have you ever worn a tuxedo? Logan? I have not. Well, that's why I've never seen him in a tuxedo. Have you ever worn a tuxedo? Jeb? I wore one last year from my dad's, whether he got remarried, and I got to wear one again in a month when my brother gets married. Everyone's getting married. Everybody's getting married. Everybody. Everyone except for. Oh gosh, you guys are hilarious. They really pick on each other. Love you, Thomas. Thomas is like, you guys can stop loving me so much if that's what it's a sign of.

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