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JD Vance has promised prosecutions for all government fraud. While I obviously love the idea - that would mean that he’d likely just have to turn the entirety of Washington DC into a prison camp. I’m not sure how that will work but I’m eage...
Surviving the Super Scary Hantavirus!
This one starts with the insanity of the digital prison being built around us in real time. I cannot even register a trademark as an attorney without being asked for biometric ID, and that is not a small thing. Between biometric tracking, r...
Why MAHA Matters & A Win In The House On Pesticide
I’m coming to you from Park City at the Healthy American Conference, and what I’m seeing right now is a movement at a breaking point. The MAHA coalition that helped win in 2024 is being fractured from the inside by bad policy, bad advice, a...
The Death of Infowars & The New Infowars
I had the unique position of stepping in as the final guest host on InfoWars, and regardless of what people think about Alex Jones, that platform played a major role in challenging narratives and pushing information that the mainstream woul...
MRNA Is Bad, Antidepressants Are Bad, Some Librarians Are Bad, But The SCOTUS Was Good Today
Today Senator Ron Johnson dropped a report showing that the dangers of the mRNA poisons were hid from the public. Imagine that - the crooked government hid the truth from the American people and promoted poisons that killed our children so...
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I am a political commentator and activist who cares about truth, accountability, and America’s future. Since COVID I have worked in media and politics, co-hosting podcasts and interviewing voices across the spectrum.
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