US-Iran escalation, sanctions, and election implications

0:00It's six Eastern. It's three o'clock Pacific. This is a president of action. Coast to coast and around the world from the America out loud talk radio studios. If he says he's serious about something, he means it's time for the Truth Ptole with Booker Scott. The United States House of Representatives are back in business. They are back from their summer recess and they voted on things already this week. We're going to get into that here in just a little bit. We're also going to talk about the Iranian war and conflict that's going on. There is some new news there. And Booker Scott, this is the Truth Ptole. Thank you for joining us tonight and every night, whether you're listening live or you found us later on a podcast. Thank you for doing that. Let's start here in Iran and what is going on there because there has been an escalation in the last few days of hostilities between the United States and Iran. Both of them are firing missiles at different things. You know, in Iran, it was firing on Jordan several days ago and Donald Trump and the United States responded to that and they have escalated their attacks.

1:12They are really attacking in the south part of Iran, which would be the straight-of-war moves area. And by the way, the straight-of-war moves appears to be really partially open, I guess. Donald Trump and the Americans will say that it is open. They have opened a corridor and they are getting ships through there every night. 35, 40, 50, 100 is normal in normal situation where there is no straight-of-war moves problems. 100 ships pass there daily. So you're getting there. The Americans have a corridor open and they are passing ships through there. Cargo from friendly nations to America. They are now passing through the straight-of-war moves. Meanwhile, the blockade is still going on by the US Navy, preventing Iran from getting their oil out and the people of Iran are hurting high inflation, jobless claims. Even the Army is not being paid according to Donald Trump. That's what he's saying. So things are collapsing financially for the Iranians and that's a good thing. But let's go to three yinx of Fox News. I think he's done a great job reporting on this since it started over six months ago.

2:22President Trump called me tonight from the situation room as US strikes against Iran continue. The president tells Fox News 49 Tomahawk missiles were used to target positions inside of Iran along with US fighter jets that are hitting areas in the southwestern part of the country and also about 40 miles outside of the capital of Tehran. The president told me we've hit them very hard tonight. He described the strikes as violent and vicious and he added that the bombing will stop shortly. But if they don't sign his agreement, he told me we'll bomb the shit out of them tomorrow. The president also said he spoke directly with Iranian officials in Tehran, who the president says called and asked him to stop the bombing. And he went on to say that Israel is not involved in the bombing tonight, but he did speak briefly with the Israelis. So the Israeli government they know what is going on with Donald Trump and the United States. And meanwhile leadership. I don't know which leadership in Iran they're calling Donald Trump. Please stop bombing. Stop. Please do whatever. Please stop bombing.

3:27Who does that as a leader of a foreign country. But then that brings me back to the question. Who are we talking to? And that has been the question since the beginning. Is it the mullus? Is it the elected leaders? The politicians? Or is it the IRGC? And from what I hear in some reporting, the IRG troops have been spread across Iran. They've just exited where they were staying. And part of that is because the IRGC believes that Donald Trump is going to come after them and bomb them so they don't want them to be concentrated in one area. I'm hearing other reports that the IRGC is not being paid and that they are just abandoning their positions. Which would be a good thing if you're looking for regime change to come from within the country of Iran, which is the way it has to happen. And ultimately that's really what the world needs is a new regime in Iran. Or at least one that makes sense and has common sense, I guess. I have seen it argued that a new regime may not be the best thing.

4:30That may not be the best thing to do because you don't know what you're getting in Iran. And I think that's a good comment and something to consider. Let's go to the House of Representatives because there is something that they passed on Tuesday that we should take a look at. And that is what came over from the Senate while the House was out on recess. Prior to the House going on recess, they said a continuing resolution that would keep the government open as we look at a government shutdown coming up October 1st. The Senate got that from the House and then they did not pass it as it was sent to them. They added something. And I talked about that before, but briefly it was on the OMB changing of regulations for giving out grants. And that was supposed to have started October 1st, Russell Vault had of the OMB. He did that back in May. And that Chuck Schumer and the Democrats celebrated when they passed the CR in the Senate right before they left for recess.

5:30And now the House has come back and the House has it and they had to pass it or not or they had to change it. If they changed it, they was going to go back to the Senate. But clearly no one wants a government shutdown. I agree with that. But what are you giving up if you're a Republican and you pass this because that's exactly what happened on Tuesday, Mike Johnson, the Speaker of the House and the Republicans? Along with Democrat help, they passed the continuing resolution that came over from the Senate. So now we will avert the government shutdown coming up October 1st. However, there's another part to do this. It only funds the government to December 11th. Last year it was July before the House of Representatives actually passed a budget for this fiscal year, which starts October 1st and it does every year. So if the Republicans do not pass all 12 appropriations by December 11th, then they're going to be faced with another continuing resolution.

6:30And that's not necessarily a good thing because between now and then you have a midterm election. And many people believe that the Democrats are going to take over the House of Representatives. And if that's the case and the Republicans have not passed all 12 appropriations and another reconciliation bill has been passed by December 11th, then the government will shut down. And then a new Congress will come in in January. It's only going to be shut down for about three weeks. So it's not going to be a huge disruption. And the problem is you have given all the leverage to the Democrats then in the House, maybe not all, but a lot. And they can, you know, throw out the OMB directive and regulations that Russell Vaught did in May and they can accomplish that with the House of Representatives. They'll have much more power and they can use that leverage to change things. So this is a risky, a risky thing. And the Republicans have done in both the Senate and the House because it was the Senate that did it and the House just agreed to it and we're done with it. Now Trump signs it and the government shut down October 1st is averted. However, there could be another one coming December 11th, depending on what the Republicans do in passing a continuing resolution, which only takes 51 in the Senate, not 60.

7:47Something to look at also in Congress on Tuesday, there was a hearing, there was a hearing on, by the way, I'm going to say this again, these hearings are. Theatrics, you know, they're performative. It's to get video clips maybe right now. It's for the election coming up in November because the hearing Tuesday was on sanctuary cities and none of us really like that. But there is legislation that has been afforded out of this committee where this hearing was that addresses sanctuary cities, but they're having another hearing anyway. So what happened in this hearing? Let's go to Congressman Chip Roy of Texas. Mr Coleman, the individual who struck your daughter struck meaning in one of those 18 wheelers and illegal immigrant was in an 18 wheeler had a license should not have had a license. They had a car accident and his five year old daughter, Mr Coleman's five year old daughter was killed in that accident. Let's continue.

8:51Was here in the United States illegally and had been released by the Biden administration? Is that correct? That is correct. Yes. So the individual entered the United States illegally and then was released by the Biden administration. And then ultimately was licensed to drive a commercial vehicle that then struck your daughter harmed your daughter leaving her and your family dealing with the consequences. Those are the facts. Correct. Mr Fox, the individual that caused harm to your family was entered the United States also illegally. Correct. Was released by the Biden administration. And obviously this is another parent of someone that faced the consequences of the Biden administration and then some of these states like California that allow illegal. They can't read signs in English.

9:53They've allowed them to have driver's license and the Department of Transportation has they rarely have done a great job in cracking down on that and that is led by the leader of the Department of Transportation, the Secretary Sean Duffy. On to the streets. Yes. Given a license and then caused the harm that your family had to deal with. Is that correct? She didn't have a license. She could have gotten a license. Unlicensed or even worse. Correct. She chose to break the law. Mr Beard should those individuals have been in the United States. Yes or no? Okay. Now this Mr Beard guy who is testifying here, Chipperoy is asking him questions now. He is with the Kato Institute, the Kato Institute. Now listen to how he answers these simple questions. We should have a legal way to to that should. I don't know. These should those individuals have been in the United States. Yes or no? We should allow people not have illegal. Those two. Mr Beard, those two individuals. They should have been vetted. They should have been screened.

11:00Screened for what? Screened for what? Those two individuals were in the United States illegally and then released. Should they have come into the United States? I think that we should be deporting people to ignore your fine activity. You're fine with the two individuals released by the Biden administration on the streets of the United States who are able to carry out and engage in this. These illegals broke the law when they came into the country. And that's the point, Chipperoy is making. Why do they need to be vetted when they shouldn't be here to begin with? And then they do harm to people. They get a driver's license to drive an 18 wheeler. They're going up the interstate next to you. And they have no way to read an English sign. And we saw a lot of that. It seems to have kind of quiet and down a little bit. Hopefully it will continue to stay that way. Here is a Democrat. She has a different tack than that of representative, Chipperoy. She's from North Carolina. This is representative Ross. I want to just say as Mr. Raskin pointed out that we're here again talking about sanctuary cities. And we do have a bill that passed out of this committee and hasn't been brought to the floor. And so I am confused about that.

12:14Why we're having another hearing on something where we have active legislation. Well, let me try to answer that question for you. Representative Ross. It's because it's an election season. The midterm is coming up November 3rd. And the Republicans with control of the House and the committee. They would love to get people like you on the record about where you stand for illegal immigration so that people when they go vote, they will know. So is this theater? Absolutely. It is theater. Is there good information? Is there real information? Absolutely. But let's listen to Mr. Coleman because it was his daughter, the five year old that they were chip Roy was questioning about a minute ago. So here he is asking Democrats a question. There's no way you guys are sorry. Not one of you guys have ever called me. Not one of you guys have ever reached out to me. He is talking to representative Jayapal and Jamie Raskin of Maryland. He's looking right at them because they have no sympathy. All they are doing is complaining that they are doing a hearing that they don't need. They say.

13:19But not so much by these parents that have lost children in this hearing. Ever sat there and seen the hallways and said, Hey, sorry about your daughter. You guys do it right here where you guys are grandstanding on top of your soapbox. This is when you guys care right here inside this room is the only time you guys care. I've never received anything from anybody over here at all regarding my daughter or my family or anything. Hey, Mr. Coleman, your guys is the lila law. I want to help you revise it so that we were interested inside of it. Nothing. You guys have no pathway to anything. You guys want to sit there and talk about the pathway to citizenship. There's a pathway. It's not jump defense and apply. That's not the way it goes. There's a process to get it done. You don't just do that. I can't just go over there and go sit down as I want those seats and become a Democrat. Oh, you know what? I probably could. Great point there by Mr. Coleman. You can't just jump the fence and become an American and have the rights of all Americans. There is a process and that's something that Democrats and sanctuary cities.

14:23They don't recognize that they're breaking the law when they come into this country because they jumped the fence. Very, very important point, I think. Let's stay here. Well, let's move on from that hearing. And let's go to speaker Mike Johnson being questioned in the hallway about something that Thomas Massey did Thomas Massey is on his way out of the house of representatives after getting beat in his primary by Ed Gawren. But Thomas Massey got on the house floor and started reading some names from the Epstein list. Here's speaker Mike Johnson when he was questioned about the Epstein list and why aren't you bringing it to a vote that Thomas Massey wants. He wants the names released and the Department of Justice has not released them, even though there is a law that Thomas Massey and Rokana passed and it did pass was signed by President Trump and the Department of Justice is not releasing all of those names. Here is that speaker Thomas. Guys, Mr. Speaker Thomas Massey is now alleging that you are going to hold the house and recess until after the midterm elections due to the Epstein files transparency act.

15:27Let me tell you how stupid Thomas Massey's comment is if he would come to our House Republican conference meetings as we had this morning, he would have heard me say privately as I've said public Republicans are here to work. We have a schedule a calendar that's been out for a year. We're abiding by that calendar. I we are going to work all the way through September and every day that's on the calendar so long as people like him don't stop the progress. So that is a none. And that's what Thomas Massey did and that's why he was not reelected. He became an obstructionist to the Republican and Donald Trump agenda. The people in his district saw that and you know he's a grain standard. That's what Thomas Massey is. He makes a big splash and then you know there are a lot of people in the country that love Thomas Massey and they agree with what he does and he all he really does is prevent an agenda from going forward. He's one person of 435. He can accomplish nothing by himself other than for himself and that's exactly what he has done before we get to a break. I want to go to this Philadelphia mayor because she is going to put attacks on Uber drivers to help the Department of Education and the Uber drivers are not happy.

16:38And here was her response to her constituents, the mayor of Philadelphia. Tell me as mayor of this city to tell the people in this city that we cannot and should not and at what is one of the most limited powers that we have. And that is to decide how we will drive revenue to the school district of Philadelphia. And it started off and you missed it there, but I'm going to play it right here for you. She started off by saying how dare you question me the mayor of Philadelphia. How dare you tell me as mayor of this city. Tell me as mayor of this city and doesn't the mayor and all of these other elected officials really work for the people whether you're in Philadelphia or across the United States of America. They are supposed to be working for us. It is supposed to be a government for the people by the people and of the people. So you should be able to be a part in the process and in fact I think it's so important that we are I'm watching a lot of videos from around the country of lines of people standing waiting to go into city council meetings about data centers.

17:52And I think it's a great idea. It's good thing. I think coming from data centers and flat cameras. It's getting a lot of people involved. But this mayor, I think in Philadelphia, kind of has the same opinion and idea of herself as many elected officials right now. They are above the people. The people put them there. The people have a right to say whether the Uber drivers are going to have an additional tax or not. And what you want to do with it, mayor is absolutely dependent upon the people of Philadelphia or the people of the United States. We have to get our government back to the people. But that also takes the people getting back in activity in the government. We can't sit at home any longer. We have to get involved. You have to get active and you have to shut that mayor of Philadelphia up. More Truth be told with Booker Scott in minutes on America out loud. We wouldn't go a day without brushing your teeth or washing your hands. What about washing your nose?

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19:59And welcome back to the Truth be told here on America out loud talk radio. I'm Booker Scott. And while you're here, make sure you go to America out loud dot news, go in the shop, use the promo code out loud for a 20% discount on anything you see there. Great health products. A lot of different books are also available from all the authors that you hear on different programs here on America out loud talk radio. And now we're going to have a conversation with someone that also has a book that will soon be available in that shop at America out loud dot news. Her name is Tracy sepsevic and I think I butchered that Tracy tell me how do you say that sepsevic and I do that right. Slips of it. Yes. Slips of it. Okay. I was not even close. I'm glad to have you and you deal with autism. And I think so many people are really confused with what that actually means. And just for a little background, I have a 31 year old son that would be I guess considered on the spectrum back in the day. It was called Asperger's and he was tested for a couple of times very, very close.

21:03But the doctor because of insurance reasons never wanted to say that he was had asperger's but he has all of those things. And then I also have an FU that is nine years old. And he was not communicative. He couldn't communicate until he was six or seven years old. So I have a little history with that, but I know that you have a lot more. So if you could just start us out with your website autism health dot com. Yes, so I have autism health dot com and I also have warrior mom dot com. And I was learning began when my son was vaccine injured. And that was about 18 years ago. And it took me a really long time because I was, you know, I was I was constantly given the response of all this is normal. And you know, when you watch your child regress after a routine visit, I'm here to tell you as a mom and as an advocate, it's not normal.

22:09So I ended up, you know, I continued my journey with Noah and unfortunately continued to vaccinate him, not knowing any better. And then I just saw this major decline in motor skills. He lost all the speech, some cognitive function in the lights just went out my little boy. So from there, I was on a journey to find out what was wrong with my son. And I say on this beautiful journey, God sent me angels because at my lowest points, not knowing what to do after two preschool said your kid has special needs. I can't care for them regional center loses our paperwork and a pediatrician just keeps on me that everything is just so normal. And so on that journey, I met some beautiful people who directed me on a wonderful path of healing my child. And first it was to find out what was wrong with Noah.

23:11And once we did, I had a great naturopath at the time. And by no accident, because I do not believe in accidents, his office was adjacent to ours. And I was walking down the hallway crying after Noah's evaluation. And he reached out, gave me a hug and said, what's matter? And I said, well, Noah was diagnosed with autism. And from there, he stepped back for a moment. He looked me in the eyes. And he said, Noah is going to be fine. He said, he told me, you need to go home and you need to do your research because kids with autism are making great strides with biomedical intervention. Now this was 2008 and I had no idea what biomedical intervention. I had studied nutrition for many years and at the time I was a psychology student, getting my own psychology lesson. So it didn't take me long to drop out of out of psychology.

24:14Hey, Tracy, can I ask you a question? Let's go back to Noah a minute. How old was he when he got the vaccine that injured him? They got you to where you knew something was wrong with him. How old was that? You said it was 18 years ago. How old was he when he took that shot? So it was about 15 months. Okay. And to be honest with you, I can't remember if you know, specifically if it was the MMR or if it was his other vaccines, but right around a year and a half. I remember asking my pediatrician why is my son regressing. He broke out in a full body rash at one point. He had a fever for over a week. After a couple of weeks, they had to give him a mild steroid to flesh it out. A lot of doctors today in the functional medicine field have told me that he probably got a measles from the vaccine. But if you ask me specifically, I can remember the events, but I remember Noah was with he had some baby words. He had full functionality.

25:24He crawled early, really all of that. So he met all his mild stones, but then he he lost it all. Right right there. I was going to ask that question where his motor skills and everything else, seeming to be normal and you just answered the question for us that yeah, he seemed normal for an 18 month old baby at the time and then he had the vaccine. And then you go on the journey. I interrupted you a minute ago when the doctor said he's going to be fine. What happened after that to you? So they're brought out the warrior mommy me. I stuck the tears back up into my eyes. I went home and in 2008, nine, you could Google healing autism and you can get a lot of create information. Unfortunately, day everything is so censored and it's unavailable. So today, you know, I do my best to educate parents as best as I can through my sub stack, through emails, through conferences and which led me to once, you know, over time, when my doctor told me that no, would be fine.

26:36I learned a lot about addressing underlying conditions associated with autism and it all begins in the gut. So I read a bunch of books. I went to conferences. I went to T talks. I did I did everything I could to gather as much information as I could possible to heal my son. Now after he said that I can tell you where your mind goes energy flows because not a single person in the world could tell me that my son was going to live a life. That's the level of life that you know where he was incapable of caring for himself or living. The life that you had dreamed for him, the life. So I, I clapped, I kept a clear intention that no one's going to live a full functioning life. And from there, I started my journey. We, we embarked on a journey of eating very clean. I found a great functional medicine doctor who assisted me in doing all those tests, you know, fecal tests, urine tests for heavy metals blood tests, you know, checking for all the underlying stuff, even pre genetics like mthfr, myocondrial disorder.

27:52All those things, you know, free to suppose these kids to vaccine injury because their immune system's not functioning properly. Their bodies aren't getting getting rid of toxins the way it should when they have these pre genetic conditions. You know, if I can interrupt you real quick, because you just said something there that it sounds like you could almost test your child before you ever give them a vaccine to see if they could possibly be vaccine injured before they get the vaccine. Is that a possibility? It is, I mean, so it's not a for sure, but the answers that a child will regress if they have, let's say, mitochondrial disorder is, it is over 80% and a study was done on that. And then also most of these kids I can't even tell you every parent I've talked to all of them have the mthfr gene that I've spoke to. So it's those are a lot of there's so many pre genetic conditions that definitely expose them to injury because they have a weakened immune system in their bodies, you know, they're not functioning properly.

29:05I would just think that it's common sense that someone would develop some testing that could be done for babies so that we do not inject them with something that is going to take them down this path. What why isn't anyone doing that? Why isn't someone developing that? Well, your your guess is this kind of fine. It almost seems too simple to me. I cannot with all good consciousness and I'm sure you already know this recommend any vaccine. There is no real clinical trials done on a single vaccine except you compare it to itself or it's old self that was previously approved. And you know books like turtles all the way down, you know, expose that or backs unvaxed. I'm sure you you've talked to Dr. and hooker, but you know so many of the books that have come out have exposed, you know, the the inaccurate details that that they give you in regards to vaccines, but I got nothing when when I took my kid in to get vaccines, I got nothing sign here.

30:15Yeah, that's it. So there's no informed consent. So when I when I write a sub stack, I do my best to to cater to those who still choose to vaccinate, I want to give them facts, but I want them to know, I think they should know the dangers and they should know what's in it. They should know what that a you know, there's there's a boarded fetal tissue and that fetal tissue, that baby and it's usually between three and six months is still alive when they extract that tissue for for vaccinations. I mean, if people really knew what was in it, if they knew, you know, the dangers of it, of the neurotoxins, the adjudance that are in it that they they claim they take took through Marisol out of the MMR, but yet they still leave it in the most common injection out there, which is the flu shot.

31:19So all these are our neurotoxins, but let's let's talk about when a kid gets a fever after getting, I don't know, six, seven injections all at once. What happens a doctor says, give them Tylenol. So what happens when you give them Tylenol? I see a matter of being open, so blood brain barrier. So giving all those adjudance, aluminum, you know, all the neurotoxins access to the brain. And it's you can't tell me that all of this isn't somehow planned out. Let's let's dumb down the population. I hate to put it that way. Make them vulnerable to manipulation and brainwashing. And so they can control the masses. That's just that's my view on it. Yeah. Well, and it doesn't take much to dumb down our society anymore. Does it? We're pretty well there. You've mentioned your sub stack a couple of times. Tell everybody where they can read your work. And as you were speaking, I realized that it sounds like you're not passing judgment on anyone that may actually go out of the way.

32:29And you just want to put the facts out there. Here's here's what the possibilities are. If you have a vaccine with your child that is susceptible to these things. And this is what could happen. And you need to know what's in it. And it seems like you're not taking a judgment stance, but just trying to educate people. Oh, absolutely. Because there are going to be those people that, you know, that don't don't want to listen or they're living from a space of fear. And I have no judgment on that. I really don't. Because I have a personal experience. I watched my son regress from an injury in thousands of other parents have my same story. It's not original. Unfortunately. What made my story very original is is what I went through during this time as my husband fights big insurance and insurance fights back.

33:29You know, because he works, you know, to make sure that the clients get paid on their claims and big insurance like that. So he exposed them for fraud and collusion on the news. And then he wound up on the front page of the LA Times in the smear campaign, losing his business, his credibility and everything else today he'd fit in. But back then, in this was the same year my son was diagnosed with autism. I we lost our home. We lost, you know, our business. We're, you know, we had no money. And so here I am thinking, oh my God, I got to get these treatments and therapies and everything for my kid. What am I going to do? I bartered for treatments. I negotiated and I sold everything I owned right down to short sailing my house to go to the Ukraine with Noah. And I have no ties to stuff, but I definitely have ties to my family. And so I want to people to hear in my story that it doesn't take money. It takes a clear intention of what it is that you choose to create because you can create anything.

34:40And beyond that, I wanted to educate them on what to do. Give them a guidebook because if somebody would have just given me a guidebook back then, I, it would have made a world of difference fighting against school districts, IEPs, you know, what, what could I've done, you know, and biomedical intervention. So I braided all in there. And so it's a little story about hope and inspiration, along with a guidebook of, you know, what do you do? What is the name of your book? Tell us the name of your book and where we can buy it. I guess the Amazon is available there. It is. So you can, you can buy my book wherever books are sold online, even in other countries, it's called Warrior Mom, a mother's journey and healing her son with autism. If you want a hardcover signed book, you can go to warrior mom.com and you can order that for $29 and I put it in the mail to you.

35:41So yeah, it's pretty much wherever books are sold. Amazon is the most common place to find it. Okay, and give the name of the book one more time. And then I want to update on Noah and how he is doing now. So the book is Warrior Mom, a mother's journey and healing her son with autism and Noah is doing fabulous. He is now 19 years old. He knows everything. I just got to tell you that. Well, he is normal then for a 19 every 19 year old knows everything. They don't have a cure for teenage syndrome. So he's doing good. He's functioning as he should. And I guess he has a future. Is that correct? He does. He works. He drives. He goes to school. He travels on his own. He does everything that I ever wanted for him. Now does he follow my dietary restrictions anymore? No. Well, he's 19.

36:41We've had some discussions on that one. But we're working on it. We're working on living a healthy, alive style for him. I think it's a very good way to do that. Other than that, he, you know, he's doing very well. He might have a little sensory disorder. I think we all do in some area. But, you know, in really large, loud places, you know, sometimes. But if it's a preferred place where he wants to be, he doesn't. He's okay with it. Then. He's like that. You know, he is where he is now. The interesting part to me, as you told your story there, was going back to that doctor that said he's going to be fine. And in the end, Noah is fine. Isn't he? Yes. It was the journey that you had to go through to finally get here to see that Noah is fine and that doctor was right all those years ago. And so what you have done is tried to help other people with those steps that you had to learn on your own.

37:48And, you know, you mentioned Substack. What where can people find your writing on Substack? So my substack is at autism warrior mom. So I write so many different articles. And I don't know if anybody knows, but writing a book is a labor of love. So a lot of work in which right now, where I'm at being the president of a nonprofit organization autism health. And you know, running a conference. I don't currently have the time to write book number two. So I decided a very dear friend of mine told me you should write a substack. And it has literally just taken off feeling off since COVID. Try the wellness company spike detox trio packed with nato kinase bromelain and turmeric to help boost your immune system and fight off harmful spike proteins bounce back with energy and clarity. Go to TWC.Health forward slash out loud and use promo code out loud for 20% off your first order during treatment.

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40:01He did at one time he sued the governor of Massachusetts governor Baker over masks and that was several years ago and then he's done incredible research with death certificates matched up to what they say they allegedly died from and the difference in that and you can get way deep in the weeds on it. I don't know that we're going to spend a whole lot of time there because he has a different initiative that he is starting. But right now I want to welcome John to the program. John welcome back. Thanks, Booker really happy to be here. A lot of new stuff and I'm excited. Trump's there. Yeah, I know I know necessarily you're not a huge Trump, Maga person. But in this past election, I know that you know that there was no other choice. And you know, I'm not going to say that you held your nose and voted because I don't think you did. But you were not always a Trump guy. But you know, we didn't have much of a choice this time. I'm glad he's there just like you are though. We happen to be in a forum the other night. It's been a couple of weeks ago and you mentioned an initiative that you are starting. I wanted to bring you on to talk about that because I think there is a bigger picture here that a lot of times the Republicans and Republicans are going to be here.

41:13And that is the ability to come together and make something happen. We are more like cats on hot 10 roof than we are able to come together like the Democrats do. So what exactly do you have going on right now? So I guess I'll call it the 100 day freedom alliance. But as far as our side, our side being conservatives, libertarians, constitutionalists, let's throw us all together because we're stronger together. Yeah. We're stronger with allies. So by our very nature, we care about freedom and individuality. And therefore, it's much more difficult for us to get together. You know, Republicans don't align on everything. Not like the Democrats. They're just a bunch of, I shouldn't say Democrats are progressives. The what they call liberals, which are anti liberal people. They do whatever they're told to do. And so they can muster an army of public opinion a lot faster and easier than we can because our individualists say the libertarians don't like what the Republicans are doing and they're just not going to support them.

42:27I will say that the way you win wars and here's the alliance, right? I don't say unity. I don't say union. I don't say we have to join. We have to come together. Now you don't have to join anything. You don't have to come together. You don't have to unify you a lie. That's how you win wars. That's how you won wars and more wars one and two and most wars are won that way. I like the use of that word. An ally. We have to come together in an alliance with common goals and objectives. We don't need to get down in the weeds on everything. We just have to be on the same side in something. And the point is when you try to bring groups together, the leaders don't want to give up their sovereignty. Don't want to give up their leadership positions or the sovereign mission of or goal. Say that's a high level thing, right? Mission or goal. They don't want to give that up. They want their independence. They want their mission. They want their goal and they want to keep their leadership. And so when you try to unify, there's a sacrifice that is generally made and that it breaks apart whatever you're trying to unify. Whereas an alliance, you don't have to give up any sovereignty. You keep your group. You keep your mission. You keep your leadership.

43:45And you just send a liaison and alliance liaison to barter with the other groups in the alliance to say what common objectives that we have that we can further our individual missions, which are all different, different. But we have common objectives. Like in this case, you know, one of the objectives I have is stop the shots. They killed a million Americans half by hops, small homicides and half by vaccines. I want to stop them. They're still giving it to places. The other one is fund the vaccine injured. We have over 10 million people who are seriously injured and we have over 50 million people injured from these vaccines. And you know, unless we fund them, these people are losing their jobs, they're losing their houses, you know, and they did what they thought was right. And I'm not going to call them stupid. They're not stupid. Has nothing to do with intelligence. You know, they may not have encountered nefarious people in their life. And so it's really important to ally and create an alliance.

44:45And that's what I want to do in this first 100 days. I'm going to be rolling it out. Hopefully, either early next week or late this week. It's already Wednesday though. I have agreement from a couple of presidents of big groups where they would join depending on the message. We first have to meet and we have to decide on three objectives. I don't want more. We might have to go to four. And whatever they decide. And I don't want it just to be health freedom. I don't care if the NRA joins and we do, you know, concealed carry nationally for one of the three or one of the four objectives. If we can all agree on it. And each, each group doesn't have to agree on all four objectives. All I want to be sure of is that in the first 100 days of the administration, we bring all resources to bear. Every group should be telling all of their followers. These are the three or four things we're going to talk about. You can pick one or all four. Yeah, it's up to you. Yeah. I love the idea. Yeah, I do. When we were speaking in that forum a couple of weeks ago, I mentioned prior to the 22 midterm, I sat down and I doodle a lot. I draw things.

45:52And I considered the Bible and wanting to be in the upper room. And the way that I saw things with conservatives and Republicans and you probably see it this way too. If the objective is to always be in the upper room, which it was in the Bible, then why are we spending all of our time in the first floor making arguments about abortion and guns and this and that. We're so far into the weeds all the time because we don't have the leadership at the top with a clear objective and the mission that we all should be striving for. And I think that leadership has been missing in the Republican Party from the RNC and the local GOP. It's even with Donald Trump. It doesn't seem to me. There is a cohesive message of the, as you mentioned, two, three or four points that everybody can agree on. And let's get under this tent and then let's get to work on those three or four things. We don't have to, you know, not everybody has to be pro-life. You can be the other way. But what can we agree on? And I think that's what you're talking about, isn't it, John?

46:56Exactly right. We tend to eat our own as people say. You know, if somebody, and a lot of it is hubris, you say, why can't we end the weeds. A lot of being in the weeds. Some of it is just that people are generally tactical, not strategic. I was trained. They spend $40,000 training and putting strategic plans together to win very large, you know, seven, eight, nine figure contracts in software where there's no cost of good sold. You can equate that to $100, $200 million type deals. And, you know, I would get into the personalities of various CEOs of billion dollar companies, CTOs, Chief Legal Council. You got to talk about finance guy, the engineering guy, the operations guy, the legal and finance and everything. And you don't say the same message to each one. And you don't, if you have a weaker product, you don't go frontal against an overwhelming force if your competitor is overwhelming. You try things like fragment and multipoint and choke point. These are, these are things that 99.9% of people out there have not been trained in.

48:05And so when I say create a alliance, I have a specific meaning in my head. Everybody doesn't have to know it. All you have to know is you don't have to risk anything to your group. And so for all the health freedom groups and all the freedom groups out there, moms for liberty, I think there's a group called that I think there's lots of gun rights groups, there's lots of lots of freedom and libertarian minded groups. All you get to do is just to join a call, not a joint group. You don't have to give up any sovereignty and just say, you know what, we're going to talk about this for a hundred days. Let's see if it works. Because if this works for a hundred days, then we bring to bear the most powerful alliance that can, that can change public opinion and can can have a force on our government other than the lobbyists all having a force. We're all, we're all toads. Yeah, and you know, John, I did a story back in July. I think it was 2023, I think it will be in the archive. If you go to the truth, be told with Booker Scott, actually, you'll need to go to America loud.News and find Booker Scott under authors and hosts.

49:17And then you can find this that I'm talking about. There was a meeting at the Mandarin Oriental Hotel one week after Hillary Clinton got beat by Donald Trump in 2016. And it brought together all of the Democrat organizations, which is similar to what you're talking about. And what they did there was they brought in the people that were responsible for overthrowing Slobodan Milosevic back, you know, 25 years ago. And those people at the time were college students and now they are teaching the Democrats how to overthrow a government and a president in Donald Trump. And they did it one week after the election, which was just amazing to me. It wasn't anything illegal, but out of that was born Barack Obama's indivisible organization. And George Soros organization was there. Linda Sarsauer, Reed Hoffman, all the big Democrat donors were there in one room together. And they listened to this plan, which is called Oatpour in that religion, which are in that country, which is actually means a revolution. And so there was a playbook that the Democrats put into play.

50:27And then everything that we saw from the women's march in 2017 when Donald Trump was first sworn in all the way through the summer of love was from that meeting and from an alliance of different people, but all with the common goal, which was the power of the presidency with Joe Biden, they got is what they ended up getting. But that's all they cared about was the power and the control and that was the mission and the objective. And then all of the other things were just a way to get there. That's what you're talking about it. Where do people connect with you to do this to get plugged in? Well, right right now there's no place to go. I really only mean to connect with the presidents of various organizations. If you're the president of an organization, you can find me at let's see. I get a lot of email there. So John Bowdoin senior at gmail.com J O H N B E A U D O I N S R at gmail.com. Please contact me and I'll be happy to talk to you. What I'm going to probably do starting next week is have probably have nightly calls, maybe maybe nine PM East.

51:33So I'm going to be working on it a little longer in time for an hour and whoever whoever comes in I will explain what's going on. I will ask you to consider it. Consider the alliance and then offer your top three or top five objectives. And when we get enough of them, we can kind of whittle him down to the actual top three that we end up with. enough people in the alliance that we can bring to bear millions of followers on social media, on emails to your representatives and so forth. And anyway, yeah. So mission objective strategy tactics. John, do you have any money yet? Do you have any organizations helping you out? No, no. I don't do money. That's the million dollar question though when it comes to anything conservative. is never any money laying around for conservative issues. It's always just the Democrats who know I just don't I really I really believe that if you do it right, you don't need money because

52:33people's investment isn't money, but it's their time and their their time is the investment of time is more important than money. I know that money is important. I get it. But if I were to move to New Hampshire, which I hope to do, I've been saying it for a couple of years, more than two years, but now I have a pods in my driveway with moving front of the window. Get it closer. Hopefully, it's getting closer. Yeah, the idea is getting closer. I'm paying rent for that thing in my driveway. So if I move up there, you know, I want somebody to be able to run for a Senate office, like not a state Senate, a little Senate or US Congress and win without having any money. That would be nice because then you'd know you'd know they were sent there to represent the people. I'm all for getting all the money out of all elections, dark money, all types of money. I'll get it out of the elections. That's the only way it's going to be fair and get true representation from people that want to represent their constituents and not a lobbyist on K Street.

53:35You mentioned a few minutes ago about getting three to five ideas from these different groups. How do you whittle it down when you have let's say you have 15, 20 different sovereign groups that have their objectives. So you end up on the table with 15 different, you know, main goals and objectives. How do you whittle that down to three from 15? Well, I mean, I spent 30 years in sales booker. So what I would do is say the border, the border is the most important thing. I'd say, yeah, it's already being taken care of. We don't have to bring the bear anything about that. They're already doing it. And whatever we say, they're going to do it their way anyway. So let's let's that one's off the list. And I'd just go down the list and then reprioritize and then say, Hey, if none of yours are on the list, we still hope that you stay with us. And I would probably look to retain the most voices. Yeah, get the most people. Yeah. And then you have a larger

54:36voice for social media, for emails and to get things done in Washington, DC. So John, it sounds like you've got a great idea, a great plan. Let's hope that people hear about this and can join you in this alliance. It is needed so much on the Republican and conservative side that we just can't come together that really ever on anything. And I think it's because we're in the weeds too much. And one thing that I see happening right now, I don't know if you see this, but since the last four and you can stretch it out even further than that, you can go back to eight or nine years when Donald Trump came down the escalator. It seems to me that there is a faction of MAGA and maybe the largest faction of MAGA that all they know how to do is fight, fight something. And now that Donald Trump is winning and you mentioned the border a minute ago is being taken care of. Well, what do we do now? Well, we don't necessarily have to fight, but we do have to come together and start making some headway and some progress in the things that are important to us, don't we?

55:42If you're going to, let's say you win the border issue, but you got kids in school and you don't have them for six hours a day, five days a week, but your kids are being transitioned into some wacky stupid lifestyle. You know, oh, so you do the home school. What if you can't afford it? You know, you can't win everything, but you can win the importance thing. So people should prioritize what's important, work at the definitely work the local level. But there's plenty of issues to not fight about, but fight for, I mean, not fight with other, you know, fight for them, don't fight against. His name is John Bodewan, the senior and John, you write on sub-sac, tell everybody where they can read your work, especially the older stuff, back going back to the data and the deaths with COVID, the vaccine shots. Tell everybody where to find you. Okay, so the real CDC THERELCDC.substac.com

56:42for my books, the real CDC.com. Well, John, it's always good to have you. I really appreciate your time and your work. Thank you for joining us here on the program. Thank you, Booker. Really appreciate it. There is only one truth. You've been listening to The Truth Be Told with Booker Scott on America Out Loud.