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4:18

Well more and more salacious

4:20

details are coming out about

4:23

P. Diddler. Yes,

4:25

P. Diddy, the former king of

4:27

hip-hop and rap, is

4:29

now on his downfall. He

4:32

is being dethroned and exposed

4:34

for the sex trafficker and

4:37

Epstein-like agent

4:39

that he actually has been all

4:42

of this time. He's being exposed

4:44

left and right. So many dozens

4:46

of witnesses and people that

4:48

were in personal relationships with him are

4:50

coming out with really insane allegations about

4:52

him. And interestingly enough a

4:55

lot of Hollywood though has

4:57

remained very eerily quiet about this. And we

4:59

don't hear a lot of these allegations on

5:01

places like CNN or MSNBC or

5:05

even really Fox News much. So we're

5:07

wanting to see what the latest allegations

5:10

are and just different

5:12

things that have been exposed about P.

5:14

Diddler in the last couple weeks. And

5:16

of course I invited back on Jay

5:19

Dyer. Jay Dyer is a

5:21

podcast host and best-selling author,

5:24

researcher, reporter, and the host of

5:27

The Jay Dyer Show as well as

5:29

the fourth hour of The Alex Jones

5:31

Show he hosts. Always great to have

5:33

you on Jay to expose the

5:35

elites and the deep state happenings and

5:37

all the things that are kind of

5:39

happening beneath the surface. I

5:43

like having you on because you talk about this

5:45

a lot on your show and in

5:47

your research and in your books just how how

5:49

much of a system this really is

5:52

that people think just people

5:54

in Hollywood become wealthy or famous

5:57

just because they've got talent. But

5:59

really it seems like if you're famous

6:01

in Hollywood or in the music

6:04

industry or in the political world

6:06

there's a reason behind it and

6:08

you can't seem to get up

6:10

to the top echelon of fame

6:12

or wealth or notoriety unless

6:14

you are blackmailed and compromised and

6:16

go through certain gatekeepers

6:19

so to speak. So welcome

6:22

back to Shots Fired first of all. What

6:24

do you think about some of the latest

6:26

P Diddy allegations and what have you what

6:29

have you discovered first of all? Well

6:31

we have this kind of rumor going around now that

6:34

this figure Cassie who was close

6:36

to Kim Porter was

6:38

warned and that she claims allegedly

6:40

that they were interested in her

6:43

menstrual fluids none of that actually

6:45

surprises me and actually consuming the

6:47

fluids because this is actually part

6:50

of the Krollian sphere

6:52

of the occult. Crowley came up

6:54

with this idea that for one of his

6:56

sex one of his groups called the Gnostic

6:59

Catholic Church they could create a kind

7:01

of Eucharist a kind of sacrament through

7:03

menstrual fluids. Menstrual fluids just to be

7:06

clear. There's some seats in the back

7:08

menstrual fluids of these women. Okay

7:10

gotcha. So this is a real

7:12

thing in the spheres of the occult we know

7:14

that for a fact Jay

7:17

Z and Beyonce are openly into to

7:19

Alistair Crowley they've talked about it they

7:21

promoted it for many many years going

7:23

back maybe even 15 years so

7:25

I wouldn't be surprised if the

7:28

domain of sexual compromise

7:30

and sex cults doesn't

7:32

closely overlap with what we see with a

7:35

lot of the rap world we already know

7:37

that R Kelly for example was

7:40

was caught creating his own sex

7:42

cult and it was literally a

7:44

cult so this is a

7:46

repeating pattern as you noted we know that

7:48

Epstein was doing this maybe not so much

7:51

with the occult side of it. Probably

7:53

I mean I think there was rumors

7:56

Of him sacrificing babies and all the things

7:58

at his temple on Epstein Island. Pretty

8:00

sure. Yeah. We we have that we're

8:02

building. I'm I'm just saying that we don't

8:04

I'm always surprised me of when that when

8:06

the sun's out yeah but I'm you know

8:08

with ah with Katt Williams we had him

8:10

saying you know months back that. They're.

8:12

Into rituals and what they do in terms

8:15

of even in the the black secret societies

8:17

and in the in the rap world is

8:19

very kin to be to crawling and stuff

8:21

So he was speaking in this way I

8:23

wouldn't be surprised the news it deals with.

8:26

Ah, I'm and on me to be

8:28

too graphic, but a deals with anal

8:30

sex primarily because that seem to be

8:32

something specifically degrading and of very easy

8:35

in terms of compromise. Yes,

8:38

Sell. Sell. And it's with Tassie

8:40

that came out with these recent allegations. He

8:42

was. She not really big anymore but he was

8:44

in l a hip hop artists. She. Dated

8:46

P. Diddy for awhile and she's one

8:48

of the first ones witnesses that have

8:50

come out against P. Diddy. Years.

8:53

Ago with a loss is against him. And

8:55

actually started been validated. Finally with all

8:57

these other witnesses coming forward. But.

9:00

She sort of pave the way to some people have

9:02

a little bit of a background. She sort of pave

9:04

the way to start opening up. Pandora's.

9:06

Box around P. Diddy. The. He's

9:08

the one that came out with these allegations

9:10

recently about them about P. Diddy. And.

9:13

His. His. Peeps, I guess

9:15

using menstrual blood or her menstrual

9:17

blood, her flow. Yeah.

9:20

And as the new this ever go

9:22

to mention to a lot of this

9:24

overlaps with organized crime or we know

9:26

it for years like should night and

9:28

we know of figures like Gun and

9:30

Frank Lucas abilities dad was very close

9:32

to a famous black gangster name from.

9:35

Named. Frank Lucas and so he was

9:37

a drug dealer and the story is

9:39

that when he did his mom does

9:41

that. had a not the best way

9:44

to fully this relationship. A move to

9:46

the suburbs? something like that. i

9:48

was always the world that he kind

9:51

of came up in and then he

9:53

eventually found his way into the circles

9:55

of of a famous producer in and

9:57

clive davis who is openly bisexual the

10:00

music industry. And so this kind of

10:02

his rise is was always kind of

10:04

connected to both organized crime, questionable

10:07

sexual stuff going on. And then

10:10

there have been rumors about, you know, bisexual stuff

10:12

in the rap role for a long time. And

10:14

that includes a lot of the circles that he

10:16

was in. There was rumors of gay dates. Way

10:20

back in the day, there was a character

10:22

that was always hanging out with Diddy, who was

10:25

a gay guy named Fonsworth. So

10:27

there's a lot of weird things going on

10:29

throughout this whole period. Well,

10:31

no, that guy was actually very flamboyantly gay. He

10:33

was like, the pet

10:36

or something. It's just weird. It's all very

10:38

bizarre. Slate. Yeah,

10:41

the pet, they sort of have these kind of terms

10:43

for people that is

10:45

like the pet or the, you know, everybody has

10:47

a turn with them, you know, it's not to

10:49

be graphic, but it looks

10:51

like there's a lot of bodies over the

10:53

years, too. So a lot of people have

10:56

been making videos documentaries about the bodies that

10:58

have piled up around

11:00

these figures for the last 20 30

11:02

years. But I think to hit your

11:04

first point about compromise and

11:07

not being talented, somebody dug up a

11:09

clip of Diddy in the 90s, when

11:11

he was telling his interns on whatever

11:13

that stupid TV show was that he

11:15

had, don't hire talented

11:17

people, we're not actually interested in talented

11:19

people. And the interns were kind of,

11:21

you know, bumfuddled by this

11:24

question, why would we not hire talent? He

11:26

said, because if you hire talented people, they

11:28

know they can go out and start their

11:30

own career without you. But people

11:32

that are not talented, they know they need

11:34

you. You're the handler.

11:36

And you are the source of their rise to

11:38

fame. And so you can always control them. So even

11:41

back in these old clips in the 90s, you seem

11:43

to have figured out a lot of the way

11:45

this stuff works. Yeah, the pseudo

11:48

God complex, they're gonna make you. And

11:50

then they're capable of breaking you.

11:53

And that's why, you know, we see

11:55

all these stars sudden rise to fame,

11:57

and then oftentimes, their fall from fame.

12:00

Yeah, I think the quote is, our job

12:02

is to kill talent because without us, they

12:04

ain't shit. That's

12:06

so crazy. And you know,

12:08

not to be graphic again, but I've heard rumors

12:11

too about in the hip hop and rap industry

12:13

and in the music industry in general, that

12:16

in order to get to the higher echelons, they

12:18

have to have sex with a goat

12:21

and it needs to be videotaped. So

12:23

sex with a goat, other

12:26

potential animals apparently are involved in getting

12:28

into higher level sex with children. Of

12:30

course, that's part of the level two

12:32

of getting to the higher levels of

12:34

fitness. Have you heard any things

12:36

about that? And again, it just seems to

12:38

line up with what we've heard about Epstein,

12:41

Clinton, and you know, all

12:43

of these different types of Illuminati,

12:45

secret society. Yeah, I mean, I think

12:48

the most degrading things are probably in the

12:50

mix for sure. Yeah. If you go back

12:52

to the Franklin cover up that famous case,

12:54

it dealt with elements of SRA.

12:58

And that usually includes these kinds of

13:00

things. So yeah, I wouldn't be

13:02

surprised. And, you

13:04

know, it doesn't necessarily have to go there

13:06

because you can have a

13:09

blackmail that's, I think, much more innocuous

13:11

and easily attainable. Most people will probably

13:13

engage in some kind of illicit

13:16

activity for a contract of a million

13:18

dollars, you know, or less. So

13:21

I wouldn't be surprised if it doesn't

13:23

get to that level. And I would imagine that

13:25

it gets even worse in terms of videotapes

13:28

of anything imaginable. But

13:30

I mean, you know, just seeing that, you know,

13:32

I say one thing about that last part that

13:34

you asked me, Fatty

13:37

R. Buckle. Fatty

13:39

R. Buckle was in

13:41

the silent movies. He was

13:43

a superstar in silent films. And

13:46

his career was lost because he was at, look

13:48

at you, Googling, because you're young. He

13:50

was at a freak party, which

13:53

has been going on since Hollywood

13:55

existed. This is nothing new. It

13:57

might be new to just your

13:59

generation. This ain't nothing new. They're

14:03

the game doesn't change. John only

14:05

the players. Miss

14:08

generation doesn't understand that because they don't

14:10

know what happened before. If you don't

14:13

know your history, you're

14:15

going to repeat the same dumb things

14:17

in the future. Fatty R. Bockel was

14:19

a superstar in silent films. He was

14:21

at a freak party, which all the

14:23

big studios used to throw and

14:26

he was accused of accused of inserting

14:28

a bottle in a woman. And

14:31

it killed his career. His career

14:33

became flat as 3D OB. What I

14:35

know about the overseers. I

14:38

don't want to use that gatekeeper nonsense.

14:40

That's a modern term. Is

14:43

that as long as they're producing their

14:45

good, no matter what

14:47

they do, no matter how right.

14:51

While it is the

14:54

gatekeepers will make it

14:56

go away. Now, what I

14:58

know because I went to the top in

15:00

my industry as long as

15:02

you are making money for the powers that

15:04

be even do anything short

15:07

of watch somebody watching you murder somebody

15:10

the moment you stop making the money for them, you

15:13

know, you have no intrinsic value. And

15:16

I knew that and that's what I used in

15:19

the business of show. So

15:21

I'm not talking about this young man.

15:23

I don't know him. I don't swim

15:25

in that pond. It's not necessary for

15:27

me to bring all these people in

15:29

how he took advantage of they wanted

15:31

something. He wanted something right

15:33

exactly and then they're compromised.

15:36

A lot of people might think well who's going

15:38

to sell their country out if they're a politician

15:40

for instance, who's going to who's

15:42

going to sell out by telling the world to take

15:45

a vaccine that they don't believe in or to vote

15:48

for this candidate. Well someone that isn't

15:50

just caught on tape having sex with somebody

15:53

or having an affair. It's got to be

15:55

something really really awful for them

15:57

to sell out as much as they do.

16:00

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I think the sex cults and these

16:41

dark satanic cults, they've always had an

16:44

overlap with both organized crime and intelligence

16:46

agencies and they're perfect vehicles

16:49

for blackmail

16:51

because if people are getting into these kinds

16:53

of groups, these kinds of circles, you

16:56

already know through that fact of them

16:58

joining the cult what their proclivities might

17:00

be. Maybe they think they're

17:02

going to get power out of this. I'm going

17:05

to be part of this satanic sect to gain

17:07

influence, network, get power and then

17:09

more specifically in terms of sex cults,

17:11

you can very easily profile what that

17:13

person's particular fetishes or proclivities are. So

17:15

they're very useful in that way and

17:18

that's why we've seen, I think

17:20

throughout the... We overlook and we

17:22

forget even the religious world. Many

17:25

of the prelates in the Roman Catholic world

17:27

have also been compromised in exactly the same

17:30

way through a lot of the PEDO stuff.

17:32

So people think of that as, oh, there's

17:34

just a scandal in the Catholic church and

17:36

they just have a lot of gay priests

17:38

that are tempted with this or that. No,

17:40

it's actually more than that. It

17:42

also ties into this blackmail as well and

17:44

I think a lot of the high level

17:46

of prelates in Rome are blackmailed. In fact,

17:48

this goes back to the, if you research,

17:51

Gladio, the Paul Williams book, he says a lot

17:53

of the upper level cardinals in

17:55

Italy back at the time of the

17:57

cold war were compromised through

17:59

being being invited to the Bunga Bunga

18:02

parties. I don't know if you remember, you

18:04

remember Sylvia Berlusconi was famously

18:07

accused by women of, you

18:09

know, being raped and whatever. And

18:11

that was at his Bunga Bunga parties. He was

18:13

part of the he's famously part of the P2

18:16

Lodge. That was the Vladeo Lodge. So they were,

18:18

they were doing the exact same thing in the

18:20

Cold War in Vladeo, bringing in prelates, getting

18:23

them to fondle, diddle,

18:25

do whatever. And then

18:27

they were all blackmailed. So this is

18:29

a repeating pattern. Maxwell, apparently, some

18:32

people alleged that Robert Maxwell learned this

18:34

from some of the British

18:36

elites that he was running with some

18:40

of the Ralph Chow family, if you know

18:42

what I mean. Yeah. Lord Victor. And

18:44

then that is

18:47

the pattern that just lame learns

18:49

from her father. Makes

18:51

sense. And also remember

18:53

Keith Ranier, the downfall of

18:56

him. Absolutely. And those

18:58

allegations came out. And, you know, I believe

19:00

that there's a lot more going on even

19:02

than that was. Well, that actually ties into,

19:04

if you remember, like the highest levels of

19:06

the Mexican government. There

19:10

were famous pop stars in Mexico.

19:12

I think like a pop psychic.

19:15

They were all connected to the next

19:17

him. Cool. Wow. And

19:20

these women in order to get to the

19:22

higher levels of the old of that cult,

19:24

they had to write really horrible compromising material,

19:27

secret confessions of their

19:29

personal family, secrets, things

19:32

that they would never ever want to get

19:34

out of, like it would destroy their families,

19:36

their parents, relationships and everything. So they

19:39

sort of had to burn bridges with their

19:41

own family in order to get to those

19:43

higher levels of the next of them cult. And

19:46

this is the same structure that you

19:48

see in organized crime and gangs. This

19:50

is, it's a very common, basic pattern

19:52

in the mafia. You make your bones

19:55

to become a made man. You

19:57

know, we think of this in terms of pop

19:59

culture, the godfather all this kind of stuff. Good

20:01

fellas, you got to kill somebody to be a

20:04

made man. Same idea, a lot of

20:07

rap, a lot of pop music, a

20:09

lot of Hollywood stuff. I would assume

20:11

there is this overlap then with going

20:13

up the ladder to go to the

20:15

next level. Things

20:17

like mass public degradation,

20:19

humiliation rituals. You're

20:21

going to wear the dress. This is what Dave

20:23

Chappelle, many of the comedians have

20:25

talked about that you got to go

20:27

through these stages of degradation, I

20:30

would assume. John

20:33

Cena at the Oscars, right? Recently, very recently

20:35

he was prancing around on the stage naked

20:38

and they're all laughing about it and having

20:40

a good laugh at it. But most likely

20:42

that was identified as a potential gay,

20:45

naked humiliation ritual. So

20:47

they do a lot of this right out in the open too. Yeah,

20:51

yeah. I think they like to take, you know, that

20:53

we've talked about this many years with the pop stars.

20:55

They take the young Hannah Montana, the Britney Spears, that

20:57

kind of have that innocence. And

20:59

then they turn them into these sort

21:01

of horror battle on, you know, just

21:04

totally degraded, uh, prostitute type, type of

21:06

personas. Right. It's crazy.

21:09

Well, we're going to keep following the P Diddy story.

21:11

I'm also a little suspicious of the timing of this.

21:13

Why would they let, you know, their black

21:16

music industry version of Epstein

21:19

just go down like this

21:21

and imagine it's a giant. Yeah.

21:23

Imagine it's a giant. It's a

21:25

much bigger thing. And he's probably

21:27

taking the fall. Yeah. Same with

21:29

Epstein. I think Epstein, it connected

21:32

much higher than him. If

21:34

you read Whitney Webb's book, for example, you

21:36

know, he's recruited into this early

21:39

on Epstein. I'm saying he's

21:41

just kind of a wall street scammer

21:43

guy. Yeah. They recruited him. Maxwell saw

21:45

him as somebody who could really, you

21:48

know, run this type of an operation.

21:50

So he, I think was, was a

21:52

fall guy. Interesting. Well,

21:55

we'll keep looking for the bigger story here.

21:57

And it's always like the surface details that

21:59

are probably going to come out just

22:01

like R. Kelly peeing on his girls. You

22:03

know like that was like the kind of

22:05

the the tabloid version

22:08

and the watered down version of

22:10

the real scandals you know the

22:12

real egregious scandals that are probably

22:14

actually happening. So we'll see if

22:16

we get any any more really

22:19

scandalous details come out but I don't have a

22:21

lot of faith in that. Speaking

22:24

of more scandalous details

22:26

and scandals another Boeing

22:29

whistleblower has died this

22:31

week. Not even two

22:33

months later after John Barnett

22:36

the other whistleblower for Boeing

22:38

died. Suddenly he was

22:40

shot from a self-inflicted gun shot wound

22:42

to the head in his

22:44

parking lot while he was right

22:47

before his third day of his

22:49

depositions in this landmark trial against

22:52

Boeing. Now another Boeing whistleblower

22:54

has died. He was fired from Boeing

22:56

in 2023 for raising the exact same

22:58

concerns as John

23:01

Barnett did that the quality control

23:03

was no longer there. Boeing was

23:06

creating ineffective products and planes things

23:08

were breaking. He speaks up

23:10

about it he gets fired and

23:12

they were both represented by the same

23:14

law firm and now this guy very

23:16

suspicious again 45 years

23:18

old he's young apparently really really healthy

23:21

according to his friends and family in

23:23

great shape and out of

23:25

nowhere contracts a mystery illness two

23:27

weeks ago. Has

23:29

to get resuscitate resuscitated he's

23:32

in the hospital he was put on a

23:34

ventilator intubation dialysis had

23:36

to be air listed to

23:39

another hospital and he

23:41

was pronounced dead this week. And

23:43

again they said that this mystery illness

23:46

came out of nowhere. I

23:48

can't believe how brazen they are I

23:50

mean obviously the list

23:52

of Clinton associates and witnesses that

23:55

have suddenly died has just

23:57

grown tremendously I mean I think it's in the five. hundreds

24:00

now. But also not just Clinton associates

24:02

or whistleblowers, but whistleblowers connected

24:05

to the military industrial complex

24:07

or big pharma, those whistleblowers

24:10

are dropping and dying suddenly too. What

24:13

are your thoughts about this new whistleblower

24:15

that also has died this week against

24:18

Boeing? Yeah, I did see the

24:20

headlines. I didn't have a lot of time

24:22

to look into the full story, but my

24:24

first thought would be, although I recognize it

24:26

certainly well within the realm

24:28

of possibility for the Fortune 100 companies

24:31

to have somebody taken care of,

24:34

I'd be interested to know if you

24:36

got this tabby. You know what I mean?

24:38

Like that's, I see a lot of

24:40

headlines about mysterious illnesses and like, you

24:42

know, sudden death. No, we don't know. It's

24:44

climate change, right? Right. But a lot

24:46

of those people like Dr. Rashid Batar

24:48

or other other prominent people were vehemently

24:50

against the vaccine and they came down

24:53

with the exact same symptoms and they

24:55

clearly didn't take the vaccine as

24:57

this Boeing whistleblower did the last

24:59

week too, which is right. I

25:01

wonder if he was saying he was anti-stabby. I

25:03

don't know. I don't know for sure,

25:06

but based on, based

25:08

on, I don't know, a couple different

25:10

things about his views. I could take

25:12

a guess. However, the timing

25:14

is just way too coincidental in the

25:16

circumstances are that two Boeing whistleblowers have

25:18

died suddenly in the last two months.

25:21

I just don't think that's a coincidence.

25:24

Yeah, I would guess that, I mean,

25:26

I don't know how Boeing works or whatever, but

25:28

I'm guessing that they're probably between a rock and

25:30

a hard place because as a

25:33

giant corporation that's tied to the military and

25:35

those for complex, they're now

25:37

being told, you know, via

25:39

BlackRock, Vanguard, all this SDG,

25:42

DEI requirements

25:44

that they basically have to put

25:47

in measures that will cause the

25:49

quality to decline. That's going to

25:51

be the new policies that are

25:53

rolling out via ultimately

25:55

WEF, World Economic Forum,

25:57

Davos crew in with

26:00

Larry Fink. So

26:02

it's sort of like a you know, catch

26:05

22 because they can't say no to that.

26:08

It's gonna cause things to get worse but then you

26:11

know what are you gonna do if your bottom line

26:13

is damaged through defective you know

26:15

products. So you have

26:17

to wonder why are they because it

26:20

seems to me just like another Seth

26:22

Ridge, another Vince Foster, anyone else in

26:24

this body count that

26:27

just suddenly shows up dead

26:29

or dies under suspicious circumstances

26:31

when they're about to

26:33

expose something huge or when they're

26:35

about to testify against these individuals

26:37

or these powerful companies. And

26:40

what I just wonder why are they

26:42

trying to hide this information so much?

26:44

Why is it so important that

26:46

they hide this information? I think

26:48

yes you're right about the DEI stuff

26:51

that they're just hiring not

26:53

based on quality anymore but based on

26:55

whether they're transgender or black or whatever

26:57

sure. But I think there's a

26:59

bigger agenda going on that's been

27:01

a concerted effort in the

27:03

last couple years to put fear into the

27:06

minds of people to

27:08

dissuade them from traveling.

27:11

And there's been a lot of fear

27:13

and incidents regarding planes in the last

27:15

two years especially or since COVID. Fights

27:17

suddenly breaking out inside planes

27:20

mid-flight you know flight attendants

27:23

going nuts on passengers or vice

27:25

versa. Passengers that aren't real. Passengers

27:27

that aren't even real you know Boeing

27:29

crashes. So I think

27:31

that there's this agenda to scare

27:34

people away from traveling and kind

27:36

of keep people in their little

27:38

pods keep them in their little cities soon

27:41

to be smart cities and that

27:43

might be part of the bigger agenda.

27:45

That's definitely the long-term goal you're absolutely right

27:47

because they want to shut down

27:49

the economy they want austerity

27:52

they want all of that down the road

27:54

so it's entirely possible that maybe they're deciding

27:56

to roll that out now and just get

27:59

rid of. you being able

28:01

to have, you know, open

28:03

commerce, open travel, going where you want.

28:06

So, yeah, that's definitely going from goal, for sure. I

28:09

think so. I

28:12

mean, Klaus and his

28:14

crew have said that. They've said they want to...

28:18

You don't need... I mean, this is the

28:20

lodge upon the 15-minute city, right? You don't

28:22

need to go travel all these places. Everything

28:24

you have will be within a very close

28:26

vicinity. Thus, you don't need cars. And

28:29

we're now getting to this point where they want to

28:31

start banning cars. What was it? Germany is going to

28:33

not allow you to drive on weekends or something? Did

28:35

you see that? Yeah, they don't want us to

28:37

drive on weekends. Like, okay. But

28:41

they keep putting restrictions on cars. They

28:44

keep fear-mongering about planes and

28:46

traveling. I just

28:48

think it could be, you know, Boeing

28:50

is in on this greater agenda to...

28:53

Maybe more plane crashes are going to be happening, and

28:55

they want to hide that part of their agenda, and

28:57

people need to look out for that,

28:59

too. Now, then,

29:01

I don't want to participate in the fear-mongering because I

29:04

do like to travel, but I wouldn't

29:06

put it past them to be

29:08

part of this agenda to put

29:10

fear in us into traveling. So

29:13

we can stay in our little controlled pods. Yeah,

29:16

that will just be for the elite in the

29:18

future, right? Yeah, I'm pleased. Right.

29:21

There's a movie. If you remember... It's

29:23

not very good. Maybe it's kind of boring, but

29:25

it has Tim Robbins, and I think

29:27

it's called Code 46. But

29:30

it's a dystopian future story

29:32

where everyone is locked

29:34

into the big megacities, and

29:37

the only people that can travel around are

29:39

these sort of genetically determined elite who

29:41

have, you know, based on their

29:44

genetics, they have the freedom to do that. Interesting.

29:47

Yeah, we got to look...

29:49

We'll see if there's any more whistleblowers

29:51

against Boeing that will be offing

29:54

themselves or dying under suspicious circumstances

29:56

or a mysterious illness anytime

29:58

in the future. We'll continue to follow. follow that

30:00

story in the greater agenda there. And

30:02

I wanted to talk to you about one more thing too.

30:04

Now this is really interesting. I

30:07

can't believe how just fake all

30:09

of this seems and and and

30:12

concocted all the themes but Ukraine

30:14

has just revealed, the country of

30:16

Ukraine has just revealed a new

30:18

AI generated foreign

30:21

ministry spokeswoman. This

30:23

is so crazy. So apparently and they

30:27

released this on their X account too. So

30:30

they just released a new AI

30:32

generated foreign industry foreign ministry

30:34

spokeswoman who will now make official

30:37

statements on behalf of

30:39

Ukraine and their foreign ministry

30:41

and give updates. And

30:43

she has this really creepy video.

30:45

It's all done in AI. Alright

30:48

and of course somehow this woman's black

30:50

too. She's ethnically diverse.

30:52

Yeah she's black. She's not even

30:55

she's not even a Ukrainian person and she

30:57

has a black people are in

30:59

the Ukraine like five like maybe.

31:01

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31:03

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31:05

is AI. Her name is Victoria Shee and

31:09

they released this teaser of their new

31:11

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31:13

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31:15

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31:33

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33:21

just can't believe it's like, okay, we all kind of know

33:23

this for this war in Ukraine is

33:25

fake. And this is a

33:27

giant money laundering scheme at this point.

33:30

But how how brazen can they be?

33:32

We know the fake the president of

33:34

Ukraine is fake. This penis piano playing

33:36

fake actor of a president. But

33:38

really, now you can't even have a real spokesperson.

33:40

It has to be a I

33:42

an AI spokesperson to give

33:45

updates. Is that where $60 billion

33:47

are going to this is an

33:49

AI spokesperson to give us updates.

33:52

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33:54

that Kiev and just Ukraine in

33:57

general was going to be this

33:59

big. kind of experimental test

34:01

bed for the rollout of smart cities,

34:03

a lot of the surveillance tech, they

34:05

really had the plan, they had the

34:08

plans to really make that a

34:10

test bed for a lot of the stuff. I

34:13

think, yeah, it's not accidental that

34:15

they also mentioned or they also rolled out

34:17

that a spokesperson a few

34:19

months ago that was trans. Do

34:21

you remember that? That the spokesperson

34:24

for the transgender spokesperson, of course.

34:26

And that was a huge social

34:29

media flop, it failed, but you

34:31

can tell that it's really the

34:33

spearhead of the Western neoliberal establishments,

34:36

ideas of pushing transhumanism, the

34:38

tech stuff, the

34:41

sexual subversion agenda. It's

34:44

all spearheaded via this

34:46

Ukraine stuff. It's very bizarre, but I'm not

34:48

surprised that they would just up the ante and go

34:50

to this ridiculous multi-ethnic

34:52

AI thing. So yeah,

34:55

I mean, that's what that seems

34:57

to be a big experiment. It

35:00

does. I'm just going to read, but they luckily, this

35:02

got blown up and ratioed in

35:04

the comments. I'm going to read some of the

35:06

comments that are so funny. LMFAO, are there any

35:08

black people in Ukraine even? Another

35:10

one says, just in case you were wondering

35:14

what they were spending that 61 billion on,

35:18

because you're running out of people, you have

35:20

to create an AI person. You're running out

35:22

of people. Another one says,

35:24

an actual black person was too hard to find in

35:26

Ukraine, so they had to make it AI. Why

35:30

not just use an actual Ukrainian for

35:32

real? Why not use an actual Ukrainian

35:34

or a person? The

35:36

great replacement isn't real. WEF

35:39

Ukraine, speed running the great

35:41

replacement. That's interesting. And

35:44

then a bunch of other people saying

35:46

that they're obviously running out

35:48

of people. So that's why they had

35:50

to create this AI generated

35:52

person. It's so

35:55

amazing how they think we're so stupid. And maybe

35:58

I guess the masses are that are not, awake

36:00

to their agenda. But

36:03

there's a giant portion of boomers and

36:05

normies and you know, people that are

36:07

totally locked into whatever

36:09

the establishment says. So I'm sure they think this

36:12

is this was awesome and cool or whatever.

36:14

But yeah, I mean, it's just really pathetic. If

36:16

you if you know what's going on, it's and

36:19

basically every time some new thing comes out

36:21

about the Ukraine, just like another layer, another

36:24

level of PSYOP, it's all faking gay. Like

36:26

you said, this is another this is meta

36:28

level faking gay right here. It's

36:31

not even just an AI, like they

36:33

could have done an AI Ukrainian

36:35

looking woman. Yeah. And now it's

36:37

like a multi ethnic, you know,

36:40

ambiguous race, individual.

36:42

Right. Exactly. I think

36:44

that's why they use even the

36:46

fake actor penis piano playing guy,

36:49

Zelensky as their frontman to who

36:51

just wears the same $10 Amazon

36:54

shirt every day. But I

36:56

think it's just sort of to like almost

36:59

they like to mock us openly. And I

37:01

think that's part of what the occult or

37:03

what the elites like to do openly mock

37:05

us openly show us like we

37:08

are this is so fake. This is this

37:10

whole thing is just a giant production. It's

37:12

theater. It's all fake. And let's

37:14

see how many people of you guys are falling for it.

37:17

And now to create this AI generated

37:19

spokesperson for Ukraine and the happenings in

37:21

Ukraine is just so like in your

37:24

face, mockery and exposure

37:26

of this whole fake psi up.

37:29

And really, and we just gave billions of dollars

37:31

more to Ukraine, or we just signed off

37:33

on that. And we already but we already know

37:35

most people who are aware know that this

37:37

has been exposed as a giant money laundering scheme.

37:40

Yeah, it's really, it's really

37:42

egregious and brazen at this point. Yeah,

37:46

I mean, the

37:48

whole thing, you know, if you go back to

37:50

Brzezinski, he says that you have to just control

37:52

that region to to run the

37:54

planet. And this is the old Halford

37:56

McKinder theory of heartland rim land, controlling

37:59

the Eurasia. Heartland. So that's why this

38:01

is such a big deal. It's to make

38:03

sure that Russia can't get

38:06

beyond certain boundaries and limitations. That's

38:08

why Russia saw it as so

38:11

necessary to try to take back that

38:14

land and that region and what they want, especially

38:16

Kiev back, because that's the part of Russia. But

38:19

yeah, it's sad. It's unfortunate. But

38:21

it's also true in the religious

38:23

realm, the CIA actually went in

38:25

and split the church in Ukraine

38:27

to create a literally a full

38:29

on CIA created fake Orthodox

38:32

Church. So they

38:34

did it in the religious world as well as

38:36

splitting the country too. So it's very sad

38:40

because they've actually destroyed a lot of

38:42

Orthodox churches. They've imprisoned a lot of

38:44

the priests and bishops of

38:46

the Orthodox Church there. Right. And

38:48

it shows you too, again, like just

38:51

showing you, showing us what they're planning

38:53

to do more of before they do

38:55

it. They're creating this now AI spokesperson

38:57

because they can't apparently get a real

38:59

person or they don't want to. And

39:02

it makes you wonder what other news

39:05

performances or what other political figures or

39:07

public figures have been have

39:09

been AI generated or giving us AI

39:12

generated videos or speeches that we thought

39:14

were real, but they're obviously fake. I

39:17

can think of one, probably Biden. I was

39:19

going to say Biden. Yeah. His speeches are

39:21

probably AI generated if he's still even

39:23

really still breathing. Well, I remember a lot

39:26

of people in the past years were sort of

39:28

dissecting the videos and saying, Hey, and they

39:30

were saying, Oh, it's a clone. It's a clone. My first

39:32

thought, like you're saying was it wouldn't be a clone. It

39:34

would be deep fake, you know,

39:36

I don't think they've waste the money and

39:38

time to clone Biden anyway. Yeah, they would

39:41

probably just do a deep fake. And

39:43

then Kate Middleton, Princess Kate just came

39:45

out with that super creepy video a

39:47

couple of weeks ago, explaining her absence

39:49

and saying that she got fast growing

39:51

cancer. And that was the reason why

39:53

she's been absent. But

39:56

even that, if you looked at that

39:58

video, it looked totally fake, totally. AI

40:00

generated. A lot of people spotted things in the

40:02

background. So it's like they're doing this right in

40:04

front of us. They're showing you and I

40:07

do you and I did you had me on you and

40:09

I said, our suspicion was

40:11

the stabby. Yeah. And then

40:13

it wasn't that before she put that video

40:15

out and talk about it was right before.

40:17

And so she did get the stabby. And

40:19

if it really did get cancer, that would

40:21

definitely make sense. Yeah. Yeah.

40:24

Well, I mean, the fast growing

40:26

cancer is one of the right.

40:28

Yeah. The turbo. Exactly. Yeah.

40:31

So I don't know. I guess we need to start

40:33

looking out for more videos,

40:35

speeches, performances from public figures

40:38

and politicians and seeing and

40:40

really thinking to ourselves, is this really them talking

40:42

to us or is this is this

40:45

a deep fake? Is this the AI generated individual

40:47

and message? And that's I know Roger

40:49

Stone. Yeah. Roger Stone was saying that they

40:52

had done that with that video, that voice clip

40:54

of him saying that Democrats

40:56

need to be assassinated or something. And then

40:59

wasn't there a guy a few days ago that that

41:01

they tried to ruin his career or some teacher somewhere

41:03

where they had a deep fake. It was a racist

41:05

rant, but it was a deep fake. It was a

41:08

deep fake. That's crazy. That's so

41:10

scary. What's the repercussions of that are? Wow. Wow.

41:14

Well, Jay Dyer, always great to have you and

41:16

go down the rabbit holes of these topics. Great

41:18

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42:02

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42:09

right folks, well, it looks like we're at a

42:11

crossroads once again. It is

42:13

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44:39

back to shots fired. Well, I

44:41

don't know about you, but it

44:43

seems like at least for me

44:45

eating healthier seems like it's a

44:47

lot more expensive. And why

44:50

does it seem like the healthier

44:52

the food, the more expensive it

44:54

is, but it really is cheap

44:56

to eat cheaply, to eat junk

44:58

food, to eat fast food, everything

45:01

that's unhealthy for you seems like it's a

45:03

lot cheaper. And right now in

45:05

this horrible economy, where it's hard

45:07

enough to afford basic groceries, is

45:09

it even possible to eat healthy and

45:11

to improve your lifestyle when everything already

45:14

seems so darn expensive? Well,

45:16

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coaching. Always great to have you on

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our show for our dot ask the doctor segment,

45:30

Dr. Sherwood, how's it going today? Going

45:33

well, thanks for having me and what a

45:35

really important topic, because in the economy that

45:37

we have right now, it is

45:40

irrelevant. No question. It

45:42

is relevant. And it just seems like

45:44

you know, you go to McDonald's, or

45:46

you go to Burger King, or even

45:48

something in the grocery store that isn't

45:50

very healthy for you, or is just

45:52

straight up really junk food for you,

45:54

it's cheap. But the salads and the

45:57

and the healthier things for you are more expensive.

46:00

Is that true? Is it more

46:02

of it just sort of like our eyes or

46:04

the media deceiving us? What are your thoughts about

46:06

it coming from your standpoint and kind of what

46:09

can we do about it? Well,

46:11

I think unfortunately it is true and but there's

46:13

a silver lining here that you know us, we're

46:15

going to come up with the hope side of

46:18

things but what is true

46:20

and it's sad is our government subsidizes

46:22

those things. In other words, the government

46:24

assists the producers of that junk

46:26

food to make it available to

46:28

our public cheaper and if you want to really

46:30

get into conspiracy theories here, you know the idea

46:33

of the people being put

46:35

in bondage. Government

46:37

that has to control them, feed them

46:39

and medicate them because we know these

46:41

foods are not going to help anybody

46:43

and they're really based upon this faulty

46:46

system called calories. I know everybody's heard

46:48

about you know you're supposed to have

46:50

2,000 calories a day. Well, I

46:52

don't know if you're trying to lose weight.

46:55

Yeah, I didn't see it written anywhere

46:57

in Genesis chapter 2. I don't understand

46:59

where that comes from and

47:02

to top that off, you know calories

47:04

are nothing more than hypothetical units

47:06

of energy potential and

47:08

so everybody's different and you're

47:11

right about it though Deanna. The foods

47:13

that are subsidized are cheaper

47:15

but here is the catch.

47:18

They are highly caloric and

47:21

low in nutrients. In other words, they have a

47:23

high caloric load but they have low

47:25

nutrients. Yeah. So the catch is we're going to

47:27

go back and have to have more because the

47:30

body doesn't run on calories, it

47:32

runs on nutrients. Study after

47:34

study has shown that after you make the

47:36

switch and it might take you a couple

47:38

of weeks going from

47:40

high caloric nutrient, nutrient absent

47:43

foods to nutrient

47:45

dense regardless

47:47

of calorie foods that we end

47:50

up eating less because we are less hungry

47:52

and I think most people that have ever

47:54

wanted this journey, they really understand it to

47:56

be true and study after study

47:58

has shown that it's actually cheaper

48:01

per capita even by

48:03

organic food per week over

48:06

a course of time because of the high

48:08

nutrient density and less opportunity

48:10

or even desire to eat more. Yeah,

48:14

I would say that that's true. I mean you

48:16

have a big Mac or something and it might

48:18

be satisfying junk food in a moment but

48:21

then your sugar spikes and you know you

48:23

feel like crap afterwards like you want to

48:25

take a big nap because of all the

48:27

carbohydrates and the fact that it's

48:29

so low in nutrients and it's

48:33

interesting too. Lately I've been creating one of

48:35

these meals that I've been it's become sort

48:37

of my healthy favorite where I take some

48:40

high quality ground beef and cook

48:42

some liver in it and chop it up and

48:44

cook that pan fry it cook that with a

48:46

bunch of butter and I know that sounds really

48:48

weird to a lot of people and a little

48:50

tomato sauce and it's actually really really good when

48:52

you get used to the taste of the liver

48:54

because liver is actually what I'll ask you this

48:56

I guess but it's supposedly really good for you

48:59

and packed with vitamins and so is ground beef that's

49:01

high quality. But afterwards I feel

49:03

like I feel better than I've eaten a big

49:05

back. I feel more satisfied and

49:07

with all those good fats and everything in

49:10

there I feel like I'm my

49:12

appetite is sustained for a lot longer. You're

49:15

right. First of all liver is highly nutrient

49:17

dense. We used to eat from tongue to

49:19

tail, you know years and years ago. We

49:23

don't anymore and most people don't eat even

49:25

organ meats but probably one

49:27

of the things lacking in people's diet

49:29

today is B vitamins and guess

49:31

what's full of B vitamins? Liver

49:34

and so liver has a high amount of just a

49:36

lot of things in there so I'm a big proponent

49:38

if you can find good grass-fed

49:41

and finished liver products

49:43

you should add that to your ground beef.

49:45

So I actually do the same

49:47

thing I think it's a wonderful fine taste

49:49

and people that aren't even averse to the

49:52

taste of liver the aftertaste you

49:54

can just mix less in there and use a

49:56

lot of spices and it really blends quite nicely.

49:58

Now to your point This is And people

50:00

need to understand this that

50:02

there are two things that can convert to

50:05

blood glucose. One is carbohydrate and one is

50:07

protein. Fats

50:09

cannot convert to blood glucose. So what you're

50:11

doing when you put good, full

50:14

fat butter in there is you're blunting

50:16

any sort of glucose

50:18

response, meaning you're creating more satiety

50:20

there. And so you by default

50:23

will not want any more. You'll

50:25

be completely full and satisfied. And

50:27

actually, you'll have higher nutritional density

50:29

in your system at that point

50:31

in time. But when you eat a

50:33

Big Mac, yes, it

50:35

comes in. Yes, it has some quick sort

50:37

of spiky type of energy to glucose. But

50:40

glucose comes up very high, which signals

50:42

the pancreas to create insulin, which

50:45

by the way is also a fat

50:47

storing hormone, folks. Just listen to that.

50:49

But insulin comes up, it

50:52

grabs the glucose by design and it takes it

50:54

to the cells of the liver and the muscles

50:56

to say, hey, guys, I've got some

50:58

potential energy that you can store later. But

51:01

if you're not doing any activity, that

51:03

glucose turns around because those things are

51:06

still already full and it turns into

51:08

triglycerides, which it's starting to snap. The

51:11

problem with that is we can't live with glucose

51:13

in our system very long. So insulin does its

51:15

job and it drops out the bottom of the

51:17

glucose, creating more hunger once

51:20

again. So it's a spiral that

51:22

goes in the wrong direction. My wife calls

51:25

it the vicious cookie cycle and

51:27

she's not far off from that one. All

51:30

right. So that leads me sort of

51:32

to my next point. How do we

51:34

get off of this vicious cookie cycle?

51:36

And does it have anything to do

51:38

with things like these, these awesome nutritional

51:40

bars that you have? This

51:43

one is called kingdom candy and it's

51:45

amazing. It's salted caramel crunch flavor. It's

51:47

a nutritional bar. Is this

51:49

the kind of thing that would lead us off

51:51

of that vicious cookie cycle? It

51:54

is Deanna, because we made those things not

51:56

to do anything other than, you know,

51:59

solve our own crack. here, you know,

52:01

we thought if we could come up with

52:03

something sweet, without

52:05

the cheat, as my wife again says, you

52:07

know, with no sugar, and that bar has

52:09

no sugar, and we sweetened it with monk

52:11

fruit and some stevia. It's got

52:14

high protein, high fiber, and it's even got

52:16

some vegetables in it, no kidding. Wow, that's

52:18

awesome. Very, very good. And I had one

52:20

probably a half an hour ago, actually. Nice.

52:24

It's really wonderful because because of

52:26

the fiber content, you're going

52:28

to get a nice full filling, and

52:30

because of the non-sugary sweet taste, you're

52:32

going to still satisfy that sweet taste

52:35

that we can all have that does

52:37

bring some satisfaction. So either kingdom candy

52:39

are really revolutionary in that

52:41

area, and there's two flavors we made.

52:43

One is salted caramel, and the other

52:45

one's peanut butter chocolate chip, and they're

52:48

really awesome, but that does help kids.

52:51

It helps adults, and all of us adults are

52:53

just big kids, so I think that's a win

52:55

for the team right there. Win

52:58

for the team, and by the way, this is my

53:00

favorite flavor too, the salted caramel crunch flavor. I had

53:02

one earlier today, and it is

53:04

really good, and it satisfies you, but

53:06

it's also, it's nutritious. I mean, it's

53:08

not a candy bar. It's got things

53:10

like coconuts, cocoa powder,

53:12

pure cocoa powder, and like

53:16

you said, vegetables, almond butter. It's stuff that

53:18

you should be having in your body anyways,

53:20

but not in a Nestle,

53:22

you know, Nestle candy bar

53:24

type of format. Well,

53:27

that's true, and no full, well, the

53:29

government doesn't subsidize these. I'll just say

53:31

that right now. We're

53:33

actually putting our hard-earned sweat equity into

53:35

these things, and we developed those bars.

53:37

It's not something we just got from

53:39

somebody else and slapped a label on

53:41

it. No, no. We actually put together

53:43

the formula, tested it out here, and

53:45

it took about probably a nine-month window

53:47

to test it, formulate it, and they

53:49

get it into production finally. So it

53:52

is not anything of a short process. And

53:54

we're actually going to come out with some

53:56

other cool stuff like Kingdom Crunch, which is going

53:58

to be a cereal. peanut butter

54:00

and also acai berries. So I'm excited

54:03

about those. That sounds really, really good. Keep

54:05

me posted for that because I love a

54:07

good cereal but not in like the fruit

54:09

loop format. I feel like I can't indulge

54:11

there but I would like a real nutritional

54:13

form of cereal. And then

54:15

last thing I wanted to talk about

54:17

today is your awesome book Surviving the

54:19

Garden of Eaton which is awesome. I

54:22

love it. Surprising biblical insights to enjoy

54:24

optimal wellness. I love this. I love

54:26

the title Surviving the Garden of Eaton about

54:29

halfway through the book. But for those of us

54:31

who or those of my audience members who have

54:33

not read this book, can you tell us a

54:35

little bit about it? Speaking of our

54:37

topic today of just simple things that

54:39

we can do to overall improve our health

54:41

and vitality. You

54:43

bet. Well that was our third number one

54:45

best seller believe it or not. And we

54:47

really, that was written kind of

54:50

sounds crazy by speaking into a voice

54:52

recorder on a cell phone. So when

54:55

I talk about it being the word of

54:57

God, I mean really it was it was

54:59

a wild experience and it just started and

55:01

never stopped. And then we got it transcribed

55:03

and busted up a little bit. But what

55:05

that one is is it goes right back

55:07

at the beginning. The beginning

55:09

of time in the book of Genesis

55:11

where God scripted it out. He had

55:13

the earth and animals and mankind there

55:16

and they had a garden and we

55:18

were eating well and there was no

55:20

sickness and disease. So what was God's

55:22

intent? And that's what I want to

55:24

go back to in that book. And we do we lay

55:26

it out there and then we go well what went wrong?

55:29

And what went wrong was very simply

55:32

is we started focusing

55:34

on with help of this serpent,

55:36

the enemy devil, you know, Satan.

55:38

We started focusing on the things

55:41

that we shouldn't be doing instead of

55:43

the abundance that we had. So

55:45

he wanted to focus on that one tree, that

55:47

one thing that we didn't need to do. Well,

55:49

we had all the rest of the whole garden

55:51

to have at it. And

55:54

he got us to believe that God was

55:56

holding something out on us and

55:58

he convinced Adam and like he

56:01

convinced many people today to take

56:03

one bite. And could that be

56:05

one bite of something that gets you off an

56:07

addictive land of food? Can

56:09

that be one bite of something that gets

56:11

you off in other addictions like gambling or

56:13

pornography or drugs or alcohol? Could that be

56:16

that one bite? It is. And

56:18

he always tries to get us to take

56:20

one bite. And so that book lays out

56:22

what went wrong, where

56:24

it went wrong, and how we're supposed

56:27

to restore that. It's very simple to

56:29

read. And probably one of

56:31

my favorite books that we've written, just because

56:33

of the simplicity of it

56:36

and the sensibility of it. So that's

56:38

one that I think would sort

56:41

of spur some good conversation about,

56:43

you know, with pastors and even

56:45

churches on why we're having donut

56:47

ministries, you know, because you see

56:49

the front of that book has

56:51

a donut tree. Right. And

56:55

so I got it from good sources. I asked

56:57

God himself, were there any donut trees in the

56:59

Garden of Eden? And I got a good chuckle

57:01

and a firm no. Exactly.

57:04

There's no donut trees in the

57:06

Garden of Eden. Love it. So

57:09

surviving the Garden of Eden, I love

57:11

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57:13

wellness. Dr. Sherwood, always enlightening

57:15

and full of great information. Tell everybody

57:18

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57:21

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57:23

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57:25

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57:31

where people came from, you know, it's so

57:34

helpful and really appreciate you having the courage

57:36

to speak about freedom. And I'll

57:38

just kind of close with this kind of thought process.

57:41

True freedom is not being embodied to

57:43

the sick care system. Isn't

57:46

it time we all experienced some true freedom? I

57:48

think we're there now. Amen. Couldn't

57:51

have said it better, amen. Thank you so

57:53

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58:40

you hear me talk about hydrogen water all the

58:42

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58:45

have to have water to live. Our bodies

58:47

are 65% water, just like the Earth

58:49

is, go figure. Wow, does that

58:51

not give you chills right there to think

58:53

about? Totally, yeah. When

58:56

we drink that water, if we can bring

58:58

hydrogen in there, it can reduce inflammation, it

59:01

can reduce free radicals, and it can be calm,

59:04

calm and peace to the south. So

59:07

I don't know how better we can get

59:09

than those two tips. And we need

59:11

that more today. Dan, if we're

59:13

stuck and just locked in to

59:15

what's next in the news, it's

59:18

going to lock us in on it. It's like

59:21

locking into a self-imposed prison. And

59:26

you have an incredible water hydration

59:28

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59:30

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59:32

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59:35

drink this every day. This is, you know, forgive

59:37

me for sounding like, oh, my desk. You

59:41

know, we came alive. I

59:43

put water in here about five minutes ago, push

59:45

the button. And this little

59:47

chamber that's via electrolysis creates hydrogen in here.

59:49

I'll push the button one more time so

59:51

people can see that. Really cool. See

59:55

it puts little bubbles in there. Really neat like

59:57

that. And when I, I'll turn

59:59

it off and it's. show you when I

1:00:01

pull the lid off, you

1:00:03

can hear a little pressure and I

1:00:05

just drink the water. Yeah,

1:00:07

you don't want to be just drinking tap water.

1:00:09

I mean, you want to be, not all water

1:00:11

is created equal, right? I mean, of course, we

1:00:13

want to be replenished. We want to be hydrating

1:00:15

with lots and lots of water as one of

1:00:18

your tips, but not all water is necessarily created

1:00:20

equal. No, get your water

1:00:22

filtered. You know, reverse hot smoke is my

1:00:24

favorite. There's a lot of little portable filters.

1:00:27

One can do this from a hardware store

1:00:29

to put on your fountain and already on your

1:00:31

pictures in your house. You can get an indoor

1:00:33

filter system, which is pretty good. We have one.

1:00:35

You can buy filtered water too. But the cool

1:00:37

thing about this is when I

1:00:40

drink this, it reduces not

1:00:42

just the inflammation between radicals, but it

1:00:44

can make my cell respond in a

1:00:46

younger manner. So, you know, cheers

1:00:49

to being younger, older, I guess, I

1:00:51

suppose. But it's really important

1:00:54

that you've got yours too. It's important

1:00:56

to do the right things that are

1:00:58

simple. Yeah. I'm a big believer

1:01:00

in the kiss principle, keep it simple selling,

1:01:02

you know? Yes. And what

1:01:04

we talked about is learning to redefine stress,

1:01:07

understand the addiction to stress, getting

1:01:10

outside and getting away from it all, and

1:01:12

then filling your body with the

1:01:14

water, which is life. All

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