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Oh, Georgia flows like a sweet spring.

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I'm the daddy but the know-how seed.

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Bringing the world like it's meant to be.

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I'm a Georgia bee.

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I'm the king.

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Back to loving everything.

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Bringing change, making it last.

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welcome to episode of the permaculture

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pimp cast where pimp stands for

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permaculture is my passion the only pimp

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cast on this earth that discusses

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permaculture preparedness practical living

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and sometimes

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Oh, yeah.

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Well, here we are Thursday, man, already,

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but we're here.

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Oh, my goodness.

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Has this been a weird, crazy week?

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I'll come to that in a minute.

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This episode, as always,

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brought to you by the Sovereign Health

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Summit.

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That's going to be October twenty seventh

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through the thirty first TPC.

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Tango Papa Charlie will get you five

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percent off.

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It's going to be Harmony, North Carolina,

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if you want to be there live.

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And if you want to be there online,

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folks, get your tickets.

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Because you can see it virtually.

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Barbara O'Neill is going to be our

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headliner.

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But as William said before,

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every person we're bringing in here could

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easily headline this show.

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Also, Nessa's Hemp,

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ten percent off with promo code PERMA.

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Use this stuff every single night.

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And, you know,

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Nessa was on here a while ago talking

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about the endocannabinoid system and how

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doctors know absolutely nothing about it.

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Doesn't mean you got to go out there

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and do a little puff puff give like

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your local hooter bandits.

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But it does mean that you could go

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out there and get yourself squared away

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with some of Nessa's hemp.

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CBDA is the best you can get out

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there.

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How you doing, son?

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Well, real quick on that CBD note,

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I did a consultation this past weekend for

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a mutual friend of ours.

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But he showed me a Nessa's hemp product

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that's like this powder that you can

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sprinkle directly onto your food.

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It's like a...

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Anti big C,

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obviously being careful for YouTube,

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but anti big C like like spice that

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you can put on it.

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But I had like black seed had the

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hemp on there.

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It had pumpkin seeds.

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It had a bunch of different things,

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but he uses it as like a seasoning.

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But you can just sprinkle it on your

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food.

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And oh,

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it had a apricot seeds on there, too.

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Yeah, we know what that's good for also.

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Or you can get the apricot seeds like

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I do from Richardson Nutrition Company.

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They teamed up with them.

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yeah okay i think we got a uh

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i think we got a promo code for

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that and if it is it's probably perma

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or something like that so yeah richardson

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nutrition is where we go to get all

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of our apricot seeds and i try to

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make sure i put them in my salad

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every single day i want to give a

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quick shout out to those in the chat

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right now nancy jc is my king he's

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mine too oh thank you for the kind

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words yesterday with george hobbs was um

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was awesome

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Yeah.

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And Andy, of course, down in here.

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Who else?

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We got Travis the bet.

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Yeah.

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Everybody in the house hit that thumbs up.

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Yeah.

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I kind of figured that thing with George

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was going to be a little bit

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controversial.

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I had no idea that so many people

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were going to reach out and tell me

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how much they thoroughly enjoyed it.

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So, yeah,

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we'll definitely have to have him back.

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I was wondering how well that would go

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over where my man's got a podcast where

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it's called The Fact Hunter.

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And then, of course,

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he has another one called Flat Earth

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Files.

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And then he wrote this book shooting a

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massive hole in dispensationalism.

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And I was wondering,

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talking about those three things,

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how this was going to go over.

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But it went over.

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I mean, obviously,

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you're going to have some people that

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don't want to examine the information and

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then be upset about what they're coming

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out with.

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But, you know.

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That's most people.

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I mean,

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you examine the evidence before you

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poo-poo it.

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Everything you've been taught,

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for the most part,

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has been a manufactured lie.

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And that's what George is exceptionally

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good at.

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So...

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Do you ever check out his podcast,

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The Fact Time?

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No, I haven't,

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but I'm definitely going to check that

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out.

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Those three categories are definitely

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points of interest.

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Now, I will say,

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as far as the flat earth stuff,

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I'm only going to dig so far.

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That's going to be something I only dig

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so far into.

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It's like

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For me, once I found out, oh,

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they're lying about the shape of the

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Earth,

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then I guess the conclusion of it for

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me was, okay,

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but the chickens still need to be fed

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at the end of the day.

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So far,

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I'm going to go with the flat Earth

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stuff, but everything else, yeah,

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I'm down for it.

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No, I totally get it.

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I think what it does,

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when you look at how many people have

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come to Christ as a result of realizing

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that this world wasn't just some random

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mess.

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That's a good point.

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I think it's – especially when you –

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good night,

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when you have some experiences with some

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of these folks,

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that they realize that they're not just a

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blip on the screen that –

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you know,

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that there is a lot more to this

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reality than we've been told in

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everything.

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It was just like that guy told Reagan,

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this guy, director of the CIA can never,

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I want to say William Colby.

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He said,

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we will know our disinformation plan is

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complete when everything the American

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people believe is false.

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And I'm loosely quoting it there,

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but that's essentially what it is.

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And that's what George is.

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I mean, he brings the receipts y'all.

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So definitely go over there,

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check out his podcast and you definitely

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want to get his book as well.

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All right.

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So,

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today was definitely one of those days

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where i did something that was i never

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thought would ever be on my bucket list

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had a visit with a mobile phlebotomist a

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mobile one a mobile phlebotomist yeah and

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he hands out these cards that have like

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dracula teeth on them and stuff like that

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and i'm like i told your mom to

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come with me because i'm like

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Dude, I don't know about all this, man.

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Why?

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I mean,

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there ain't no telling what kind of whack

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job he might get up with.

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He said he was mobile.

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Yeah, he was mobile,

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but I met him somewhere.

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Oh, gotcha.

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I met him somewhere and I told your

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mom she was laughing when I told her

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yesterday.

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I said, hey,

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I think you ought to go with me

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here, man.

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There ain't no telling, man.

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This guy could be a total lunatic, man.

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He find my body in the weeds or

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in the dumpster or something.

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I mean, and so people are probably asking,

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well,

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why on earth did you think that you

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need to go to a mobile phlebotomist?

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OK, folks,

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I'm going to take you back a couple

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of programs ago that William and I did

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with Morley Robbins.

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Okay.

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If you go through the root cause protocol

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and we, William can vouch for this.

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We actually had my blood test results all

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ready to put on the screen,

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but morally thought, you know,

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if we get around to it,

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we'll go ahead and do it.

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But why don't we,

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bring those results up when we bring up

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the final results,

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because I'm following to the letter,

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his program.

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And at least to the extent that I

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can, as best as I,

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I will guarantee you that nobody has ever

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followed this protocol more strictly than

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I have.

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So anyway, part of it is,

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believe it or not,

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I'm going to make this make sense here

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in a minute.

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Part of it is every three months or

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so, you got to go give blood.

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Now you can go to the red cross.

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If you want to,

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you can go wherever they take blood and,

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But you got to drop a pint.

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You got to get rid of it in

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most cases.

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Here's why.

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The ferritin levels of my blood,

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where it should be in a perfect world,

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is twenty.

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Ferritin is the amount of iron in your

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blood, okay?

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Mine was two-oh-five.

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Yeah, two-oh-five.

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Oh, yeah.

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Okay, now,

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when I talked to the phlebotomist,

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he said most people,

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when they check their, you know, I was,

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me and him had a,

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we had a great conversation.

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Once I realized he wasn't some lunatic,

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I'm thinking, man,

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what kind of guy drives around taking

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people's blood?

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Turns out he was a former soldier, too,

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and we just hit it off great.

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He, your mom and him,

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I had his cards.

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I was going to tell everybody about it.

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Anybody,

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if you need to get a hold of

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this guy,

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just email me and we'll get you squared

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away.

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Billy at permapasturesfarm.com.

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Anyway, the ferritin, the fastest way,

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the best way to unload ferritin.

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the iron in your blood is giving blood.

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So you can knock out two birds with

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one stone.

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You can give blood,

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maybe help somebody out down the road, or,

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and at the same time,

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it drops yours a considerable amount.

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I mean,

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it can be anywhere depending on how much

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is in your blood.

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It can be twenty to forty nanograms per

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milliliter, which is significant.

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So you can give blood every eight weeks,

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but Morley recommends that you do it every

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quarter.

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Now, here's why women

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Morley told me this before,

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and I had no idea.

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The reason why women typically outlive

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men, there's a couple of reasons,

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but one of them is, well,

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once a month,

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a woman loses a lot of blood.

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Men don't.

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That's one reason.

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But then when a woman hits menopause or

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something like that,

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or has a hysterectomy or something like

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that,

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you should be giving blood as often as

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a man.

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He told me

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that people who give blood live longer.

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And there's not just some low number,

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according to the phlebotomist.

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They live longer than people that don't.

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Morley left it right there.

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Now, I don't think we caught that.

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We didn't catch that in the interview.

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But I've had some conversations with him

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privately that this is one of the things

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that he taught me.

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So I asked the phlebotomist.

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I said, hey,

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I was told that people that give blood

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live longer.

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He finished the sentence.

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He said, on average, as I understand,

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he said, well,

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we're taught they live about seven years

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longer.

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And I'm like,

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why is not everybody being told this?

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that if you give blood,

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you can offload the ferritin,

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the amounts of ferritin, and it's crazier.

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And I'm going to come to that here

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in a minute, folks.

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And this is why everybody who has any

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kind of issue out there needs to call

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up Morley Robbins.

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If you didn't stick out the program,

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you didn't hear the part where he doxxed

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himself.

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He has email,

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but he also has a phone number.

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Michelle, if you're listening,

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can you put this phone number in the

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chat or anybody else?

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I can't do it while I'm here,

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but maybe, William, you can.

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Morley Robbins,

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his number is eight four seven nine two

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two eight zero six one.

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Blow his phone up.

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Eight zero six one.

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Yeah.

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Eight four seven nine two two eight zero

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six one.

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Okay.

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He is asking people to blow his phone

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up because that is how passionate he is.

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My man Raul's in the house.

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Yeah.

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Raul for my mental.

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Yeah.

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Um,

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So anyway, everybody,

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if you have a family member with issues,

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I don't care if it's an autoimmune

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disorder you're trying to get over,

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whatever the case is,

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blow the man's phone up.

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It'll blow your mind because even though

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he is world famous, he answers the phone.

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And if he doesn't, I promise you, William,

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did he answer the phone when your wife

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called?

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All three times.

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Yes.

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I called him, I think, I mean,

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two times I think he didn't answer the

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phone and he got back with me immediately.

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Folks,

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the biggest ways the needles have been

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moved in my life has not been from

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MDs.

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It's been from autodidacts,

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self-taught people.

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My buddy EJ texted me saying, man,

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he thoroughly enjoyed the thing with

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Morley.

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Folks,

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we're going to get him back on because

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I feel like I did a massive disservice

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when he was on here because I should

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have put his contact information out

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first.

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People like Dr.

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Brian Artis and a number of others go

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to Morley.

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They go to him regarding this stuff.

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He has a walking encyclopedia.

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In fact, the phlebotomist, he knew of him.

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He said, dude,

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the guy is a flipping genius.

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I asked him about Morley Robbins,

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and he knew about it.

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And he's like,

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the guy is a walking genius.

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He can pull out studies from X. Anyway,

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there's a reason why a number of very

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well-known doctors out there do not want

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to debate him.

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I won't name the names.

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But I have done videos with them here

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on this show.

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And anyway,

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I've spent all this time to talk about

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why I went to a mobile phlebotomist.

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Well, number one,

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there's an autoimmune issue I'm dealing

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with, and I want to get better.

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He also realized that if you want to

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know the bottom line of Morley's work,

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it comes down to copper production.

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Everybody in the mainstream is telling you

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copper is bad.

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He is telling you copper is good.

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Okay,

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go and look at the work of Pat

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Colby.

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Morley cited me back to her work.

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We have her books.

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We have all of them.

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Michelle has them all.

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Pat Colby's books.

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What does Pat Colby say regarding every

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single animal out there?

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Parasites and disease persist only when

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copper is not present.

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That's exactly what we do on our animals.

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Now, think about this.

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And Dr. Joel Wallach said this before.

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He's a naturopath and he's also a

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veterinarian.

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He said if we treated our farm animals

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the same way,

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the health care that we do for farm

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animals that we do on humans,

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your ground beef would be two hundred

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bucks a pound.

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How do we do it in animals, y'all?

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Everybody else knows it out there.

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We do it with minerals.

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We do it with natural things, okay?

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In some cases,

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the reason why you got a serious problem

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out there has everything to do.

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Jane's asking what's Morley's book.

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It's called Cure Your Fatigue.

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And yeah, Cure Your Fatigue.

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If you put his name in one of

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the book finding websites,

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I'm pretty sure it'll pop up.

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But anyway, yeah,

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because we don't regulate copper the way

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we should and we're not getting good

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varieties of it, folks,

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most of what he's telling you is free.

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You might have to go out there and

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buy a few things like, for example,

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beef liver.

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I got a freeze dryer,

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so I'm making my own beef liver capsules.

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Lamb liver.

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I mean,

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that is a high source of copper out

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there.

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You watch any dog in the wild,

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when they destroy a wildebeest,

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what does the alpha dog eat, son?

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Liver.

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All the organs, too.

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I think they go for the liver first,

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but they eat the total of all the

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organs first,

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way before they ever get into any of

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the meat and stuff like that.

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They definitely ain't going for backstraps

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first.

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That's definitely not what they're doing.

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Yeah, that's exactly what we eat.

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But back in the day,

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your great-grandparents...

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Good night, man.

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They love liver and everything.

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I think intuitively they knew it was very,

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very good for them.

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Anyway,

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go to Morley's rootcauseprotocol.com,

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I think.

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Go there.

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Most of what he has is free or

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very inexpensive.

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And like I said,

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I'm going to go ahead and I'm doing

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this protocol.

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So that's exactly why I met with a

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phlebotomist today to go ahead and see

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about giving blood.

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Plus,

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I wanted to ask him some of this

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stuff.

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And yeah,

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he said on average what he was taught

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was that they live seven years longer.

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Is there a reason why they're not telling

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everybody to give blood for longevity?

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Because almost every single human being

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walking around right now is massively

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heavy on iron.

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That's why he says,

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throw away your multivitamins.

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All these things you can find at his

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website.

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Folks,

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I'm spending so much time on this because

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I love you and I care about you

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that much and I care about your health.

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I'm trying, like I said before,

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I'm trying to find a...

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I'm trying to find the best protocol I

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know to put together to keep us in

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the best health when all these things are

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falling awry.

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I'll cover more of this in the main

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topic.

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Well, hey,

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I got a question on that real quick.

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Would it be safe to say that Dr.

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Cruz's protocol,

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because there's a lot of people who are

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here that are familiar with the Dr.

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Cruz protocol or doing it themselves,

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is it accurate to say that that protocol

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does not work nearly as well missing

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copper?

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I can't say, but Morley would say yes.

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I can't say,

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but I did ask Morley that proper.

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But see, here's the cool thing, son.

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Just like we did with the orchards out

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there, what do we do?

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We cut and pasted ten different people to

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come up with an orchard plan that wasn't

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even original to us.

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It was basically the only thing that was

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original was taking at least ten different

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people

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Of what they applied,

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whether Stefan Subkoviak, Jeff Lawton,

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Mark Shepard, it didn't matter.

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Taking the very best of all those guys

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and gals, putting that into one system.

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And that's what I'm trying to do.

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So I'm like,

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there is no reason why you couldn't do

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Dr.

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Cruz's protocol overlaid with Morley's

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protocol.

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There's no reason you couldn't do that.

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And, in fact,

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Morley would make the case that with his

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protocol,

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because copper unlocks everything.

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Like I said,

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I'll cover more of that in the main

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topic here.

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I'll just go through some of the other

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farm news real quick.

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Basically getting rain every single day.

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I know the western side of the states

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here in Canada wish they had the same

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thing.

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I do wonder how they claim that we're

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getting weather from Canada when the

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dominant weather –

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Go to any AI engine and ask them,

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where is the dominant wind blowing across

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the United States of amnesia?

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Ask them.

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What are they going to tell you?

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Southwest to northeast.

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So tell me how fires up in Ontario

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are making it down to Florida.

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Anybody want to answer that?

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Well,

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they'll say it's upper atmosphere currents

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that are bringing it down to Florida.

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Check those patterns.

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They still don't add up.

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None of it adds up.

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They're sitting here dropping junk from

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the sky.

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And this is exactly why I'm talking about

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Morley and talking about Dr.

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Cruz and talking about we have got to

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find ways to chelate this junk out of

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us.

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In a big way.

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All right.

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So some other things real quick.

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The people that have been blowing me up

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about bone sauce.

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Well,

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we had a little bit of clear weather

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and I had some dry wood,

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so I made some bone sauce.

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Hopefully I'll have more on the website

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tomorrow.

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I'm pretty sure I will.

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We got comfort, y'all.

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You need to be planting that stuff.

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And then when it comes up, I mean,

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sell it, do whatever you got to do,

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you know.

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It's easy to propagate.

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You can do it over and over again.

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Also,

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we got pollinators so bad that the

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hummingbird feeders we have out front are

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being wiped out by the bees.

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I ain't never seen nothing like this.

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I mean,

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the hummingbirds are basically fighting

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with...

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the bees, the bumblebees,

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to get after that sugar water.

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And I'm like,

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I have never seen that before.

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But ever since we put that thing in

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the ground, good night, man.

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It's been crazy.

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And then finally, of course,

00:19:02.383 --> 00:19:03.683
we have our sheep up on the side

00:19:03.703 --> 00:19:06.885
of the mountain pruning the orchard up the

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mountain.

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So the sheep are doing their thing.

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Everybody's loving it.

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And finally,

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before I pass it off to you, folks,

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if anybody out there is thinking we're

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ever going to see any justice,

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I mean,

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just go back and watch that thing with

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Fauci yesterday.

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They're asking this dude,

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what color is the carpet?

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And he's taking a Fifth Amendment.

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This is a humiliation.

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I think this is my personal opinion.

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I think what you're seeing here is a

00:19:32.949 --> 00:19:36.190
humiliation ritual done in all of our

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faces.

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In fact,

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I dare say everything we're seeing right

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now is one giant.

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That dude has murdered more people than

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smallpox.

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He really has.

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And he's walking around free.

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I just can't believe,

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I got to be careful.

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I got to be careful how I say

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this.

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I just don't understand how certain people

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are walking around still drawing breath.

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Because I know certain people that if

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their children were murdered,

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they wouldn't even think about the

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consequences.

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They wouldn't even think about them.

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I don't even understand how this guy's

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walking around and the other people along

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with him still drawing breath.

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Anyway, he gets in there,

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plays the fifth on everything.

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And still,

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and of course he was right there in

00:20:23.722 --> 00:20:24.584
cahoots with Trump.

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It was true.

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They kept him on.

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Everybody wants to forget about that.

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Yeah.

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He said, just so everybody remembers,

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Trump said the vaccine is my blood.

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He was,

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he was really down for the vaccine.

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So don't forget though,

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that tweet that he sent out.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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So here we are.

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Like big snarf.

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He says a hundred percent,

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no consequences on that.

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Yeah.

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We're not going to see any folks.

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This is rubbing our nose in it.

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That's exactly what it is.

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And it's like what Michael Yan calls a

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dog king when it comes to our president.

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Where back in the day, the Romans,

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just to humiliate the subjugated

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population, they would take a dog,

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put him in purple,

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put a crown on his head and put

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him on a throne and say,

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this is who's running things around here.

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And he takes orders from us.

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That's exactly what I think we've had

00:21:10.796 --> 00:21:12.317
going for the last, I mean,

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probably every administration to one

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extent or another since Kennedy was

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murdered.

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So yeah, one hundred eleven times.

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He played the fifth one hundred and eleven

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times.

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Apparently they asked him.

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Your mom and I were listening to it

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as we were driving.

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It was like, are you kidding me?

00:21:29.744 --> 00:21:30.685
Are you kidding me?

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What color is the carpet?

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I played the fifth.

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Are you kidding me?

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Anyway, son,

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let me kick it over to you.

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How's, how's,

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where have you been all these last couple

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of weeks?

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I've been, I've been,

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I went to KSL and then after that

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I did like a consultation tour through

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Kentucky.

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Uh, and then I hit up, uh,

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South East and West Missouri really, uh,

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did a consultation for

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For a guy,

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and I'm not going to say his name,

00:21:55.695 --> 00:21:57.936
because he wanted me to relay to you

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that he tried one of the urea therapy

00:22:00.518 --> 00:22:03.198
methods for poison ivy.

00:22:03.338 --> 00:22:04.618
He got it all over his face and

00:22:04.659 --> 00:22:05.118
his arms,

00:22:05.538 --> 00:22:07.599
and he did the method with the paper

00:22:07.640 --> 00:22:09.160
towel, and then you apply the paper towel,

00:22:09.180 --> 00:22:10.921
and then he said in a couple minutes

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or thirty minutes or so that the smell

00:22:12.681 --> 00:22:13.642
went away and everything.

00:22:14.241 --> 00:22:16.143
But he had a drastic, like a very,

00:22:16.182 --> 00:22:16.423
very...

00:22:17.662 --> 00:22:19.604
I guess the healing from poison,

00:22:19.824 --> 00:22:21.865
he's always had bad reactions to poison IV

00:22:22.247 --> 00:22:23.768
and he's able to heal from it way

00:22:23.808 --> 00:22:25.690
faster doing the urea therapy.

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Supposedly ask your medical professional

00:22:28.614 --> 00:22:30.996
for this and everything else we've said in

00:22:31.036 --> 00:22:32.116
this podcast so far.

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Uh, there you go, YouTube.

00:22:34.199 --> 00:22:36.221
But yeah, that was pretty cool.

00:22:36.721 --> 00:22:38.523
Um, so I did a consultation for him.

00:22:38.624 --> 00:22:39.404
He's awesome.

00:22:39.845 --> 00:22:40.066
Uh,

00:22:41.313 --> 00:22:41.894
Yeah, dang,

00:22:41.953 --> 00:22:43.115
I can't really say his name because of

00:22:43.134 --> 00:22:44.035
the urea therapy part.

00:22:44.455 --> 00:22:47.057
But yeah, I did consultations all over,

00:22:47.258 --> 00:22:48.118
did the KSL.

00:22:48.538 --> 00:22:49.519
KSL was cool.

00:22:50.480 --> 00:22:51.760
I think there's a,

00:22:52.402 --> 00:22:54.163
and I'm also doing Midwest Preparedness

00:22:54.683 --> 00:22:56.224
here coming up before too long too.

00:22:56.684 --> 00:22:58.567
But I think there's so far been like,

00:22:59.047 --> 00:23:00.248
and you've noticed this as well,

00:23:00.307 --> 00:23:03.049
like a lull in homesteading festivals,

00:23:03.089 --> 00:23:05.892
preparedness festivals, things like that.

00:23:05.991 --> 00:23:07.232
And I've even hit up some friends,

00:23:07.574 --> 00:23:09.075
paranormal festivals as well.

00:23:09.174 --> 00:23:10.496
Like not paranormal, but like,

00:23:11.000 --> 00:23:12.942
Cryptid hunting festivals as well.

00:23:12.961 --> 00:23:14.642
There seems to have been a lull in

00:23:14.701 --> 00:23:15.123
all that.

00:23:15.603 --> 00:23:17.624
People are not going out and attending as

00:23:17.663 --> 00:23:19.223
many festivals as they did before.

00:23:21.224 --> 00:23:22.065
That's for sure.

00:23:22.085 --> 00:23:25.067
Because I remember we put on Back to

00:23:25.086 --> 00:23:26.666
the Land Festival when we had like

00:23:26.707 --> 00:23:29.147
fourteen thousand subscribers and it was a

00:23:29.228 --> 00:23:31.929
packed festival for a very last minute

00:23:31.949 --> 00:23:32.970
type festival as well.

00:23:33.630 --> 00:23:34.750
But I don't think you're able to do

00:23:34.769 --> 00:23:35.351
that anymore.

00:23:35.431 --> 00:23:35.611
So.

00:23:36.577 --> 00:23:38.038
If anybody was looking to get into the

00:23:38.499 --> 00:23:39.559
festival business,

00:23:40.480 --> 00:23:43.682
you might have to be pretty creative on

00:23:43.701 --> 00:23:45.202
how you go about it and stuff like

00:23:45.222 --> 00:23:45.363
that.

00:23:45.403 --> 00:23:47.023
Like the type of festival it might be,

00:23:47.884 --> 00:23:49.085
how you're going to fund it,

00:23:49.105 --> 00:23:49.684
things like that.

00:23:49.704 --> 00:23:50.806
How are you going to get people there?

00:23:51.086 --> 00:23:52.205
You're going to have to go the creative

00:23:52.246 --> 00:23:52.886
route for sure.

00:23:54.287 --> 00:23:55.748
Now, as far as the weather here,

00:23:56.568 --> 00:23:59.309
it's finally hit Texas heat now.

00:23:59.470 --> 00:24:01.770
We had like ninety eight degree days past

00:24:01.810 --> 00:24:02.392
couple of days.

00:24:03.531 --> 00:24:04.192
So there's that.

00:24:05.111 --> 00:24:06.613
Other than that, just catching up,

00:24:06.653 --> 00:24:08.976
I'm going to go and see about getting

00:24:08.996 --> 00:24:10.238
a new phone tomorrow.

00:24:11.278 --> 00:24:13.321
Because when I called you today, Dad,

00:24:13.701 --> 00:24:15.203
I had to unblock you before I could

00:24:15.223 --> 00:24:15.625
call you.

00:24:17.208 --> 00:24:18.509
So it's stuff like that.

00:24:18.548 --> 00:24:18.828
Yeah.

00:24:19.169 --> 00:24:20.730
People are ended up block, like,

00:24:20.809 --> 00:24:22.250
especially whenever I go to call somebody,

00:24:22.270 --> 00:24:24.152
that's when I noticed, uh, Jason,

00:24:24.172 --> 00:24:25.313
while I was in Kentucky,

00:24:25.353 --> 00:24:27.834
I had to unblock his number to call

00:24:27.894 --> 00:24:28.134
him.

00:24:28.374 --> 00:24:30.915
And that was after having like texted him

00:24:30.935 --> 00:24:31.496
a few times,

00:24:31.556 --> 00:24:32.797
letting him know I'm there and all that

00:24:32.836 --> 00:24:33.336
type of stuff.

00:24:33.376 --> 00:24:34.897
So, uh, yeah.

00:24:34.978 --> 00:24:36.638
When I see about a new phone tomorrow,

00:24:36.919 --> 00:24:39.180
I might go the above phone route.

00:24:39.500 --> 00:24:40.500
If that's possible,

00:24:40.560 --> 00:24:42.102
I got to see what's possible tomorrow.

00:24:42.122 --> 00:24:42.182
And

00:24:42.761 --> 00:24:43.803
That's what I'm going to do tomorrow.

00:24:43.823 --> 00:24:45.703
So hopefully the phone issues kind of go

00:24:45.743 --> 00:24:46.023
away.

00:24:46.263 --> 00:24:47.045
But other than that,

00:24:47.065 --> 00:24:47.924
just kind of catching up.

00:24:48.345 --> 00:24:49.786
Some of you guys might be wondering about

00:24:49.846 --> 00:24:52.047
this shirt says I'm in my band area

00:24:52.288 --> 00:24:52.548
era.

00:24:53.407 --> 00:24:55.348
My daughter loves Bluey,

00:24:55.609 --> 00:24:56.369
not even the show.

00:24:56.410 --> 00:24:57.730
She loves the characters of Bluey.

00:24:57.770 --> 00:24:59.811
So anytime she sees characters like the

00:24:59.832 --> 00:25:01.173
Bluey characters on anything,

00:25:01.192 --> 00:25:02.093
she loses her mind.

00:25:02.113 --> 00:25:02.854
And I saw this at

00:25:03.273 --> 00:25:03.713
Walmart.

00:25:03.854 --> 00:25:04.414
I was thinking, oh,

00:25:04.474 --> 00:25:06.276
June's going to love this shirt.

00:25:06.576 --> 00:25:09.617
I've worn it a few times just this

00:25:09.678 --> 00:25:11.319
week because she keeps asking for me to

00:25:11.359 --> 00:25:12.420
put on my bluey shirt.

00:25:13.381 --> 00:25:13.921
There's that.

00:25:14.281 --> 00:25:17.384
That's why I'm wearing a grown man wearing

00:25:17.423 --> 00:25:18.263
a bluey shirt.

00:25:20.306 --> 00:25:21.707
Yeah, that's what's going on here.

00:25:21.967 --> 00:25:23.548
Other than that, just catching up.

00:25:25.409 --> 00:25:26.450
For those of you guys that don't know,

00:25:26.470 --> 00:25:28.010
we're having another baby.

00:25:28.131 --> 00:25:29.271
Emily is going through

00:25:31.585 --> 00:25:31.846
I guess,

00:25:31.885 --> 00:25:33.268
morning sickness and stuff like that.

00:25:33.288 --> 00:25:35.790
The reason she's called Morley three times

00:25:35.830 --> 00:25:38.334
is trying to figure out what she should

00:25:38.374 --> 00:25:38.815
be taking,

00:25:38.835 --> 00:25:40.257
what protocol she should be following

00:25:40.678 --> 00:25:41.959
while being pregnant and everything.

00:25:42.539 --> 00:25:43.080
Because

00:25:44.288 --> 00:25:45.509
I mean, full disclosure,

00:25:46.630 --> 00:25:48.050
Emily was pregnant earlier this year and

00:25:48.090 --> 00:25:49.932
ended up being a miscarriage.

00:25:49.951 --> 00:25:51.553
And I think part of that was probably,

00:25:51.953 --> 00:25:53.233
even though we were doing what we knew

00:25:53.294 --> 00:25:54.275
best to do at the time,

00:25:54.875 --> 00:25:56.115
it was still lacking something.

00:25:57.237 --> 00:25:57.836
So this time,

00:25:58.397 --> 00:26:00.659
we're on a proper protocol and things like

00:26:00.699 --> 00:26:00.878
that.

00:26:00.898 --> 00:26:01.598
And to be honest,

00:26:01.640 --> 00:26:03.661
his protocol is cheaper than...

00:26:04.280 --> 00:26:08.123
the high end prenatal protocol of, uh,

00:26:08.143 --> 00:26:09.864
that's suggested by a lot of these like

00:26:09.963 --> 00:26:13.105
OBGYN podcasters and things like that,

00:26:13.445 --> 00:26:15.846
or even like homeschool moms, like, um,

00:26:15.906 --> 00:26:16.067
yeah,

00:26:16.106 --> 00:26:17.788
his is I think quite a bit cheaper

00:26:17.807 --> 00:26:18.468
than all those.

00:26:18.528 --> 00:26:21.809
So, uh, yeah, that's what's going on here.

00:26:23.210 --> 00:26:23.589
Yeah.

00:26:23.931 --> 00:26:24.590
Well, man,

00:26:24.611 --> 00:26:27.251
this is a crazy world for sure, man.

00:26:27.291 --> 00:26:28.532
Things are just getting crazier and

00:26:28.553 --> 00:26:29.333
crazier out there.

00:26:29.353 --> 00:26:29.393
It

00:26:33.672 --> 00:26:35.073
For all of you people out there with

00:26:35.353 --> 00:26:37.653
kids that are draft age, I mean,

00:26:37.692 --> 00:26:39.034
what is it, twenty six to thirty?

00:26:39.094 --> 00:26:40.835
I can't or man, I can't remember.

00:26:40.954 --> 00:26:41.954
Eighteen to twenty six.

00:26:42.035 --> 00:26:43.214
I can't remember what the number is

00:26:43.275 --> 00:26:43.776
exactly.

00:26:46.557 --> 00:26:47.957
OK, whatever the case may be,

00:26:49.698 --> 00:26:50.278
I don't care.

00:26:52.078 --> 00:26:53.078
I would I would go to jail.

00:26:53.729 --> 00:26:54.970
I would go to jail before you put

00:26:55.009 --> 00:26:56.090
me in an unjust war.

00:26:56.872 --> 00:26:58.413
And that's exactly what they're setting up

00:26:58.452 --> 00:26:58.613
here.

00:26:58.653 --> 00:27:00.673
When Trump is over here asking them to

00:27:00.713 --> 00:27:01.654
see about a draft, folks,

00:27:02.055 --> 00:27:03.576
I know this is a permaculture show, but,

00:27:04.217 --> 00:27:05.178
you know, if I'm going to farm,

00:27:05.258 --> 00:27:06.278
I kind of need an earth.

00:27:06.919 --> 00:27:07.380
You dig?

00:27:08.160 --> 00:27:08.881
I need an earth.

00:27:09.897 --> 00:27:10.818
One that's intact.

00:27:11.098 --> 00:27:12.881
One that doesn't have, you know, yeah,

00:27:12.941 --> 00:27:14.582
we know how to clean up nuclear waste,

00:27:15.202 --> 00:27:16.544
but I would rather not have it on

00:27:16.564 --> 00:27:17.044
my broccoli.

00:27:17.064 --> 00:27:17.525
You dig?

00:27:17.545 --> 00:27:18.645
All right, y'all.

00:27:18.685 --> 00:27:19.446
Redemption Shield,

00:27:19.487 --> 00:27:22.048
ten percent off with Pro Mode Curve Perma.

00:27:22.469 --> 00:27:23.150
You know me, folks.

00:27:23.170 --> 00:27:23.910
When I do this show,

00:27:23.990 --> 00:27:25.852
I'm G'd up from the feet up,

00:27:25.872 --> 00:27:26.633
and I mean grounded.

00:27:26.673 --> 00:27:27.574
And I mean right now.

00:27:28.153 --> 00:27:28.334
Yeah,

00:27:28.354 --> 00:27:30.635
I got my Redemption Shield mat down here,

00:27:30.655 --> 00:27:31.998
and it's going out to an independent

00:27:32.018 --> 00:27:32.357
ground.

00:27:32.377 --> 00:27:33.979
If you haven't heard me say it before,

00:27:34.019 --> 00:27:35.681
folks, do not plug it into your wall.

00:27:36.403 --> 00:27:37.243
Just trust me on that.

00:27:37.584 --> 00:27:39.644
I guarantee the electricity in your house

00:27:39.805 --> 00:27:40.806
is very, very dirty.

00:27:41.526 --> 00:27:42.987
So it needs to go to an independent

00:27:43.007 --> 00:27:44.287
ground and take it out the window like

00:27:44.326 --> 00:27:44.988
I got right here.

00:27:45.008 --> 00:27:46.048
I don't care what it looks like.

00:27:46.669 --> 00:27:47.489
Got to be protected,

00:27:47.528 --> 00:27:49.089
especially when you're around all of this

00:27:49.710 --> 00:27:51.250
podcasting equipment right now.

00:27:51.310 --> 00:27:52.971
It's especially important that I'm

00:27:53.011 --> 00:27:53.373
grounded.

00:27:53.853 --> 00:27:54.573
Even folks, I mean,

00:27:54.593 --> 00:27:55.294
if you're just sitting there,

00:27:55.314 --> 00:27:57.035
let's say you watch TV or messing around,

00:27:57.075 --> 00:27:57.954
whatever the case may be,

00:27:58.515 --> 00:27:59.395
do it while grounded.

00:27:59.895 --> 00:28:01.057
You're going to be thankful you did.

00:28:01.557 --> 00:28:01.858
All right.

00:28:02.078 --> 00:28:02.819
Soil saviors.

00:28:02.839 --> 00:28:03.980
If you need some of that,

00:28:04.221 --> 00:28:05.123
if you don't know how to make this

00:28:05.182 --> 00:28:06.463
awesome balling compost,

00:28:07.184 --> 00:28:08.366
check out the link down below.

00:28:08.446 --> 00:28:10.449
Soil saviors and, you know,

00:28:10.670 --> 00:28:11.611
it'll get you off and running.

00:28:12.070 --> 00:28:12.352
All right.

00:28:12.432 --> 00:28:14.974
So some of the good news here.

00:28:15.015 --> 00:28:17.317
Collagen supplements may boost oxygen.

00:28:18.450 --> 00:28:20.631
Muscle mass and strength studies fine.

00:28:20.711 --> 00:28:21.551
Okay, no duh.

00:28:21.592 --> 00:28:22.653
I know a lot of people are saying

00:28:22.673 --> 00:28:22.853
that.

00:28:23.532 --> 00:28:26.115
But this is exactly why your mom and

00:28:26.194 --> 00:28:28.236
I drink bone broth every single day.

00:28:28.816 --> 00:28:30.116
In fact, when I do bone broth,

00:28:30.217 --> 00:28:31.857
it takes three days for me to do

00:28:31.877 --> 00:28:32.558
it the way I do.

00:28:33.098 --> 00:28:34.700
And make sure I learn this little trick

00:28:35.577 --> 00:28:36.598
This is part of why I wanted to

00:28:36.618 --> 00:28:37.058
cover this.

00:28:37.459 --> 00:28:39.080
Learn this little trick from pharmacist

00:28:40.461 --> 00:28:43.644
Ben Fuchs, awesome compounding pharmacist,

00:28:44.124 --> 00:28:46.286
that if you can stick some apple cider

00:28:46.306 --> 00:28:47.366
vinegar into that water,

00:28:47.866 --> 00:28:49.107
I use a crock pot to do mine.

00:28:49.127 --> 00:28:50.449
If you can put some apple cider vinegar

00:28:50.489 --> 00:28:50.788
in there,

00:28:51.209 --> 00:28:54.090
it will draw even more of whatever's in

00:28:54.111 --> 00:28:56.292
those bones out and put it in an

00:28:56.393 --> 00:28:57.713
aqueous form in a really,

00:28:57.753 --> 00:28:58.515
really awesome way.

00:28:59.275 --> 00:29:00.415
So when I'm doing chickens,

00:29:00.756 --> 00:29:01.816
no matter what the animal is,

00:29:01.855 --> 00:29:02.615
it's going three days.

00:29:02.635 --> 00:29:03.237
I'll tell you why.

00:29:03.636 --> 00:29:04.537
I'll go in there with a pair of

00:29:04.576 --> 00:29:06.377
tongs, grab ahold of them bones,

00:29:06.417 --> 00:29:08.199
and I'll break them right there in the

00:29:08.219 --> 00:29:08.519
pot.

00:29:08.739 --> 00:29:12.279
And then when I strain everything, um,

00:29:12.320 --> 00:29:14.040
you know, I'll get all those bones out,

00:29:14.060 --> 00:29:15.801
but I'm getting everything out of there,

00:29:15.821 --> 00:29:16.082
y'all.

00:29:16.961 --> 00:29:18.222
And then plus the collagen is going to

00:29:18.242 --> 00:29:19.442
come from that connective tissue.

00:29:19.462 --> 00:29:20.844
It's not necessarily from the bones,

00:29:20.884 --> 00:29:21.884
but I get it all.

00:29:22.565 --> 00:29:24.144
So when I'm tearing that chicken apart,

00:29:25.046 --> 00:29:25.185
um,

00:29:26.109 --> 00:29:27.830
you know, you'll roast a whole chicken.

00:29:27.911 --> 00:29:28.211
Okay.

00:29:28.711 --> 00:29:30.673
You're going to take the carcass and

00:29:30.712 --> 00:29:31.253
everything else.

00:29:31.273 --> 00:29:32.653
And then, you know, even the skin,

00:29:32.714 --> 00:29:33.755
I just keep only the meat,

00:29:34.435 --> 00:29:35.615
but I'll take anything that's any

00:29:35.655 --> 00:29:37.076
connective tissue and put it in there too.

00:29:37.116 --> 00:29:38.798
And I also mix animals as well.

00:29:39.278 --> 00:29:40.259
So it can be from some of the

00:29:40.299 --> 00:29:40.599
lambs.

00:29:40.680 --> 00:29:42.221
I process it processed.

00:29:42.280 --> 00:29:44.642
It can be beef, any number of things.

00:29:45.202 --> 00:29:46.824
I want that collagen in there because

00:29:46.844 --> 00:29:46.963
yeah,

00:29:46.983 --> 00:29:48.384
it's going to help in so many different

00:29:48.404 --> 00:29:50.226
ways, your muscle mass and strength.

00:29:50.686 --> 00:29:51.967
But I wanted to talk about that story

00:29:52.007 --> 00:29:53.749
because it led me into what we do.

00:29:53.929 --> 00:29:55.250
And one of the tricks I learned along

00:29:55.289 --> 00:29:55.549
the way,

00:29:56.390 --> 00:29:57.030
All right.

00:29:57.070 --> 00:29:58.791
So check this one out.

00:29:58.811 --> 00:29:59.932
As disasters mount,

00:30:00.051 --> 00:30:01.633
more Americans rethink emergency

00:30:01.653 --> 00:30:02.253
preparedness,

00:30:02.653 --> 00:30:05.095
but many still remain unready.

00:30:06.576 --> 00:30:07.977
Okay.

00:30:07.997 --> 00:30:09.617
I'm going to say what Samuel Adams said

00:30:09.678 --> 00:30:11.118
to the people that were pussyfooting

00:30:11.138 --> 00:30:12.338
around during the revolution.

00:30:13.380 --> 00:30:15.300
If that's where you are right now,

00:30:16.142 --> 00:30:18.823
may your chains set lightly upon you.

00:30:19.963 --> 00:30:23.326
May your chains set lightly upon you.

00:30:24.332 --> 00:30:24.511
Folks,

00:30:24.592 --> 00:30:25.573
I don't know how many times I could

00:30:25.593 --> 00:30:26.493
scream it from the mountains.

00:30:27.114 --> 00:30:27.354
Look,

00:30:27.773 --> 00:30:28.974
it didn't cost that much to go to

00:30:29.015 --> 00:30:30.516
Sam's or Costco or whatever,

00:30:30.936 --> 00:30:32.657
get fifty pound bags of rice.

00:30:33.618 --> 00:30:35.299
I mean, son, how many days was it?

00:30:35.339 --> 00:30:36.019
Seventy two days.

00:30:36.059 --> 00:30:37.580
We figured you could feed yourself on one

00:30:37.621 --> 00:30:38.182
hundred bucks.

00:30:38.674 --> 00:30:41.236
It was like seventy one point something or

00:30:41.296 --> 00:30:42.615
seventy two point something.

00:30:42.675 --> 00:30:43.817
But yeah, it was a hundred bucks.

00:30:43.856 --> 00:30:46.278
Now the prices have gone up since then.

00:30:46.417 --> 00:30:47.498
So what does that mean?

00:30:47.698 --> 00:30:48.458
Oh, man,

00:30:48.718 --> 00:30:51.219
I can feed myself for sixty days with

00:30:51.259 --> 00:30:52.180
the same amount.

00:30:52.839 --> 00:30:54.480
It's still a good way to go,

00:30:54.559 --> 00:30:55.941
even though the prices of rice has gone

00:30:56.020 --> 00:30:58.122
up and rice and beans have both gone

00:30:58.201 --> 00:30:58.342
up.

00:30:58.561 --> 00:31:00.422
There's still good places to go other than

00:31:00.461 --> 00:31:00.682
Sam's.

00:31:00.701 --> 00:31:02.343
Like there's that one place not far from

00:31:02.383 --> 00:31:02.603
you.

00:31:03.502 --> 00:31:04.884
Hayes food products.

00:31:04.923 --> 00:31:06.084
If you're in South Carolina,

00:31:06.403 --> 00:31:08.224
you can get like hundred pound bags of

00:31:08.684 --> 00:31:12.105
apparently pretty fresh beans grade one

00:31:12.385 --> 00:31:14.747
yeah yeah like some pretty awesome beans

00:31:15.027 --> 00:31:17.586
um for pretty pretty cheap it's a hundred

00:31:17.606 --> 00:31:19.248
pound bag though so make sure you're able

00:31:19.288 --> 00:31:20.948
to move those back they'll load you up

00:31:21.327 --> 00:31:22.648
they got a batch of mexicans in the

00:31:22.689 --> 00:31:25.890
back ready to load anybody up but you're

00:31:25.910 --> 00:31:27.809
gonna have to figure out how to uh

00:31:27.849 --> 00:31:29.310
unload yourself and everything but that's

00:31:29.351 --> 00:31:30.550
an awesome place to get it

00:31:31.038 --> 00:31:32.398
These were grade A beans,

00:31:32.419 --> 00:31:33.640
and we were getting them for like thirty

00:31:33.660 --> 00:31:34.601
three cents a pound.

00:31:35.281 --> 00:31:36.782
I mean, they had options, too.

00:31:37.323 --> 00:31:37.563
Yeah.

00:31:37.844 --> 00:31:39.244
I mean, lots of options.

00:31:39.464 --> 00:31:41.787
Thirty three cents a pound.

00:31:41.807 --> 00:31:43.188
Y'all, that's what I'm talking about.

00:31:43.888 --> 00:31:46.171
So, I mean, it's yeah,

00:31:46.191 --> 00:31:47.432
it's going to be a little higher now.

00:31:47.471 --> 00:31:47.892
But look,

00:31:48.231 --> 00:31:49.933
you got to get yourself some buckets and

00:31:49.973 --> 00:31:50.753
mylar bags.

00:31:51.234 --> 00:31:51.855
But I'm like, man,

00:31:51.954 --> 00:31:53.576
in light of everything going on right now.

00:31:54.642 --> 00:31:56.502
Look, y'all, we can produce light crude.

00:31:56.843 --> 00:31:58.304
Diesel's another thing altogether.

00:31:58.845 --> 00:32:00.464
And that's been stymied right there in the

00:32:00.506 --> 00:32:00.766
Gulf.

00:32:00.786 --> 00:32:02.307
And don't think that's some accident.

00:32:03.386 --> 00:32:04.627
Just like Max Egan said,

00:32:04.788 --> 00:32:06.648
we are all truckitarians.

00:32:06.709 --> 00:32:07.809
I don't care what you are.

00:32:08.150 --> 00:32:09.310
You are a truckitarian.

00:32:09.851 --> 00:32:11.172
Everything you're looking at me on,

00:32:11.692 --> 00:32:13.153
everything you're listening through,

00:32:13.593 --> 00:32:16.595
everything in the room around you came to

00:32:16.634 --> 00:32:18.316
you on a diesel truck.

00:32:19.257 --> 00:32:19.836
Every bit of it.

00:32:20.517 --> 00:32:22.679
So if diesel goes up through the roof,

00:32:23.580 --> 00:32:26.182
That means everything else is too.

00:32:27.002 --> 00:32:27.982
And then what does that mean?

00:32:28.462 --> 00:32:29.304
It's going to get crazy.

00:32:29.364 --> 00:32:31.845
So this whole notion about people

00:32:31.884 --> 00:32:33.704
thinking, well, you know,

00:32:33.765 --> 00:32:35.006
I got a month's worth of food.

00:32:35.205 --> 00:32:36.547
You better think again, nephew.

00:32:37.227 --> 00:32:37.987
I don't care if you got to go

00:32:38.027 --> 00:32:39.288
out and get a storage unit, man.

00:32:39.428 --> 00:32:40.528
I don't care how you do it.

00:32:41.608 --> 00:32:42.548
You really need to be.

00:32:42.689 --> 00:32:43.630
Oh, so what's the worst?

00:32:44.329 --> 00:32:44.690
We got it.

00:32:44.710 --> 00:32:45.631
We got car insurance.

00:32:45.651 --> 00:32:48.332
We got life insurance, accident insurance,

00:32:48.352 --> 00:32:49.211
hurricane insurance.

00:32:49.712 --> 00:32:50.972
There ain't no such thing as food

00:32:51.012 --> 00:32:52.814
insurance unless you provide it yourself.

00:32:53.696 --> 00:32:54.436
You see what I'm saying?

00:32:54.978 --> 00:32:55.438
So, folks,

00:32:56.498 --> 00:32:59.099
you better get loose or get lost because

00:32:59.140 --> 00:32:59.640
I'm telling you,

00:32:59.799 --> 00:33:01.580
it's about to get real in a big,

00:33:01.601 --> 00:33:02.181
big way.

00:33:03.102 --> 00:33:05.103
And maybe that I think almost certainly

00:33:05.143 --> 00:33:06.063
that's why William,

00:33:06.103 --> 00:33:07.384
what he was talking about a moment ago,

00:33:07.403 --> 00:33:09.444
I think that's what accounts for a lot

00:33:09.484 --> 00:33:11.226
of these festivals not doing very well.

00:33:11.266 --> 00:33:12.606
And a lot of them have shut down

00:33:12.646 --> 00:33:13.146
altogether.

00:33:13.808 --> 00:33:15.429
Thor in the door in the house, son.

00:33:15.469 --> 00:33:16.369
Remember him down at...

00:33:18.809 --> 00:33:20.351
He really does look like Thor, y'all.

00:33:20.391 --> 00:33:20.911
He does.

00:33:22.290 --> 00:33:23.051
He really does.

00:33:23.392 --> 00:33:24.612
If he was in a crowd and he

00:33:24.652 --> 00:33:26.732
said, hey, go get Thor for me,

00:33:27.093 --> 00:33:28.992
you wouldn't even have to ask which one

00:33:29.012 --> 00:33:29.512
Thor is.

00:33:29.553 --> 00:33:30.973
He's the dude that looks like Thor.

00:33:32.089 --> 00:33:32.631
That's right, man.

00:33:32.671 --> 00:33:33.971
He looks like he'd pull your arms out

00:33:33.991 --> 00:33:35.272
of your sockets and, you know,

00:33:35.373 --> 00:33:36.473
whip you upside the head with him.

00:33:36.513 --> 00:33:37.775
But he's a cool, great guy.

00:33:38.256 --> 00:33:40.317
Thor at the door in the house, man.

00:33:40.877 --> 00:33:41.018
Yeah,

00:33:41.057 --> 00:33:42.259
and he's even got the hammer in there,

00:33:42.279 --> 00:33:42.480
bro.

00:33:42.579 --> 00:33:42.759
I mean,

00:33:42.799 --> 00:33:44.121
if he walked around with that hammer and,

00:33:44.561 --> 00:33:45.883
you know, put him in a Thor outfit,

00:33:45.942 --> 00:33:47.403
man, nobody would even think of it.

00:33:47.423 --> 00:33:48.865
They would think, oh, my goodness,

00:33:48.905 --> 00:33:49.685
what just happened here?

00:33:49.705 --> 00:33:49.846
Thor.

00:33:50.547 --> 00:33:52.268
Yeah, that's Thor.

00:33:52.288 --> 00:33:53.449
Yeah, glad to have you in the house,

00:33:53.489 --> 00:33:53.689
bro.

00:33:53.709 --> 00:33:54.730
We need to talk sometime.

00:33:54.750 --> 00:33:57.250
All right, so last good news story here.

00:33:57.330 --> 00:33:59.432
Bright daytime light exposure linked to

00:33:59.592 --> 00:34:01.692
earlier bedtimes and deeper sleep.

00:34:02.273 --> 00:34:02.773
Okay, folks,

00:34:02.794 --> 00:34:04.275
I've covered this kind of before,

00:34:04.315 --> 00:34:05.435
but it goes right into the work of

00:34:05.496 --> 00:34:06.875
Dr. Jack Cruz once again.

00:34:08.117 --> 00:34:10.318
It is of critical importance.

00:34:10.858 --> 00:34:11.059
Folks,

00:34:11.099 --> 00:34:12.418
if you don't take anything else away from

00:34:12.460 --> 00:34:13.860
this podcast that I'm going to talk about

00:34:13.900 --> 00:34:16.202
today, I'm going to reiterate what Dr.

00:34:16.302 --> 00:34:17.862
Jack Cruz talks about all the time.

00:34:18.900 --> 00:34:21.181
If you don't get up and get your

00:34:21.201 --> 00:34:24.202
butt out of bed and see and be

00:34:24.282 --> 00:34:25.521
outside when the sun rises,

00:34:25.581 --> 00:34:26.523
you want to be out there for at

00:34:26.722 --> 00:34:28.242
least fifteen minutes if you can help it.

00:34:28.663 --> 00:34:30.963
If you have more deeper health concerns,

00:34:30.983 --> 00:34:31.963
you want to be out there about an

00:34:32.043 --> 00:34:33.244
hour or more, maybe two.

00:34:34.184 --> 00:34:36.385
And you can look directly at it.

00:34:36.746 --> 00:34:38.226
You can look directly at the sun.

00:34:38.726 --> 00:34:39.246
If you can't,

00:34:39.286 --> 00:34:41.146
you're blue like toxic and you can grow

00:34:41.226 --> 00:34:41.586
into it.

00:34:42.307 --> 00:34:42.927
So you get up,

00:34:42.967 --> 00:34:43.688
you look at the light.

00:34:44.288 --> 00:34:45.728
But this study is saying, yeah, that

00:34:46.771 --> 00:34:48.054
Here's what Jack Cruz talks about.

00:34:48.114 --> 00:34:50.177
Here's what I learned from him is that

00:34:50.659 --> 00:34:52.141
your melatonin, everybody thinks, oh,

00:34:52.181 --> 00:34:53.583
melatonin, we do that at night,

00:34:53.764 --> 00:34:55.467
but it's made in the morning.

00:34:56.309 --> 00:34:57.811
It's not used until night.

00:34:58.583 --> 00:35:00.125
Provided you're not doing foolish things.

00:35:00.505 --> 00:35:02.726
There's a reason why William and I are

00:35:02.766 --> 00:35:04.208
wearing these light blockers.

00:35:04.409 --> 00:35:06.349
Now I have on the amber color he

00:35:06.389 --> 00:35:07.090
has on the red.

00:35:07.570 --> 00:35:08.751
The red's more for night,

00:35:08.831 --> 00:35:10.012
although you can wear it right now.

00:35:10.112 --> 00:35:12.014
I'm wearing the amber because I still got

00:35:12.054 --> 00:35:12.434
daylight.

00:35:12.695 --> 00:35:13.074
You know,

00:35:13.114 --> 00:35:14.617
I got sunshine out here right now.

00:35:15.177 --> 00:35:16.097
So when you wear these,

00:35:16.358 --> 00:35:18.318
it kind of deadens the blue light that's

00:35:18.338 --> 00:35:19.860
coming off some of these devices or the

00:35:20.481 --> 00:35:20.701
you know,

00:35:20.740 --> 00:35:21.942
the show lights and all that kind of

00:35:21.961 --> 00:35:22.242
stuff.

00:35:22.762 --> 00:35:23.262
But anyway,

00:35:23.601 --> 00:35:24.663
that's what I want you to take away.

00:35:24.702 --> 00:35:24.922
Yeah.

00:35:24.943 --> 00:35:26.563
Your melatonin is made in the morning when

00:35:26.583 --> 00:35:27.844
you're out there getting the sunlight,

00:35:28.244 --> 00:35:30.045
it's just not used until later.

00:35:30.085 --> 00:35:31.885
And everybody seems to have that sort of

00:35:31.925 --> 00:35:32.626
thing backwards.

00:35:32.646 --> 00:35:34.447
And on that, well,

00:35:34.507 --> 00:35:36.588
real quick on that blue light toxic part.

00:35:36.907 --> 00:35:38.088
Um, if you do,

00:35:38.128 --> 00:35:39.009
if you do go out there in the

00:35:39.028 --> 00:35:39.889
morning and you're like, dang,

00:35:39.949 --> 00:35:40.730
I can't look at the sun.

00:35:40.789 --> 00:35:41.829
Cause you're blue light toxic.

00:35:42.250 --> 00:35:42.889
Don't panic.

00:35:42.969 --> 00:35:44.731
It doesn't take too long to fix.

00:35:44.791 --> 00:35:45.952
Cause when I was out there with you

00:35:45.992 --> 00:35:47.632
guys, I was blue light toxic.

00:35:48.333 --> 00:35:48.472
Um,

00:35:49.157 --> 00:35:51.099
But that kind of went away.

00:35:51.119 --> 00:35:52.478
As soon as we got home and started

00:35:52.518 --> 00:35:52.760
doing it,

00:35:52.780 --> 00:35:54.079
it took less than a week for it

00:35:54.119 --> 00:35:55.280
to finally go away.

00:35:55.701 --> 00:35:55.840
Now,

00:35:55.860 --> 00:35:57.081
I don't know if there's any other side

00:35:57.101 --> 00:35:58.481
effects of being blue light toxic,

00:35:58.501 --> 00:35:59.742
but as far as not being able to

00:35:59.782 --> 00:36:01.842
stare directly at the sun in the morning,

00:36:02.143 --> 00:36:03.463
that goes away fairly quickly.

00:36:04.780 --> 00:36:05.021
Yeah,

00:36:05.061 --> 00:36:06.541
so what he means by blue light toxic

00:36:06.561 --> 00:36:08.063
is that you spend too much time looking

00:36:08.103 --> 00:36:08.882
at blue lights,

00:36:08.943 --> 00:36:10.023
whether it's from your phone.

00:36:10.403 --> 00:36:11.905
And here's the insidious part, y'all.

00:36:12.445 --> 00:36:12.965
They have,

00:36:12.985 --> 00:36:14.507
you can get software for your computers.

00:36:14.547 --> 00:36:15.367
We got it.

00:36:15.447 --> 00:36:17.648
It's called Iris.

00:36:17.809 --> 00:36:20.150
If anybody's curious, it's called Iris.

00:36:21.070 --> 00:36:22.431
Like, look at my glasses right now.

00:36:22.451 --> 00:36:23.152
They're red, right?

00:36:24.076 --> 00:36:25.496
Can you see it through your end, Sam?

00:36:25.536 --> 00:36:26.177
Well, maybe not.

00:36:26.759 --> 00:36:28.380
If anybody's watching right now,

00:36:28.940 --> 00:36:30.442
I can triple-click my computer,

00:36:31.021 --> 00:36:32.244
and right now it's on white,

00:36:33.023 --> 00:36:34.105
and then I'll triple-click it,

00:36:34.385 --> 00:36:35.306
and now it's on red.

00:36:35.947 --> 00:36:37.427
So now all the blue light's been taken

00:36:37.507 --> 00:36:37.809
out of it.

00:36:38.389 --> 00:36:39.610
You've got to order this special.

00:36:39.650 --> 00:36:40.972
They were going to outfit these things

00:36:41.032 --> 00:36:41.431
initially.

00:36:41.891 --> 00:36:43.793
I shouldn't go too much into this because

00:36:43.813 --> 00:36:44.894
I've already gone a little bit too long

00:36:44.914 --> 00:36:45.576
in the tooth on it.

00:36:46.175 --> 00:36:48.597
But the point of it being is they

00:36:48.657 --> 00:36:51.599
intentionally have you bathed in blue

00:36:51.639 --> 00:36:51.920
light.

00:36:52.400 --> 00:36:54.240
I remember as an electrician when Obama

00:36:54.260 --> 00:36:54.860
and them said, hey,

00:36:54.880 --> 00:36:56.382
we need to get rid of incandescent light

00:36:56.402 --> 00:36:56.702
bulbs.

00:36:57.182 --> 00:36:57.483
I was like,

00:36:57.523 --> 00:36:58.603
this is the dumbest thing I've ever heard

00:36:58.623 --> 00:36:59.164
in my life.

00:36:59.704 --> 00:37:00.304
Remember, folks,

00:37:00.344 --> 00:37:02.445
I'm a almost a third-year journeyman

00:37:02.485 --> 00:37:03.085
electrician.

00:37:03.626 --> 00:37:04.806
Here's why I knew it was stupid.

00:37:05.827 --> 00:37:07.188
If I were to do an audit on

00:37:07.228 --> 00:37:09.489
your house and you had nothing but

00:37:09.510 --> 00:37:10.610
incandescent bulbs in there,

00:37:11.471 --> 00:37:13.795
Of everything I could audit in your house,

00:37:14.335 --> 00:37:17.782
the thing that probably uses the least

00:37:17.822 --> 00:37:20.166
amount of energy are your light bulbs,

00:37:21.148 --> 00:37:22.170
even if they're incandescent.

00:37:22.829 --> 00:37:24.150
The big, I mean,

00:37:24.170 --> 00:37:25.532
the big movers in your house,

00:37:25.831 --> 00:37:27.253
as far as electricity are concerned,

00:37:27.393 --> 00:37:29.534
are your stove, your dryer,

00:37:29.894 --> 00:37:31.456
your HVAC system.

00:37:31.735 --> 00:37:33.117
But we're worried about light bulbs.

00:37:33.657 --> 00:37:35.059
Now, I had no idea.

00:37:35.759 --> 00:37:37.940
I had no idea what the insidious purpose

00:37:37.960 --> 00:37:38.860
was for all of this.

00:37:39.481 --> 00:37:40.943
In a nutshell, check this out.

00:37:41.362 --> 00:37:42.764
Meyer Lansky and the mob,

00:37:43.164 --> 00:37:46.766
the Jewish mob figured out long ago,

00:37:46.806 --> 00:37:49.349
back in the forties, back in Vegas,

00:37:50.289 --> 00:37:51.590
that they didn't have to beat you over

00:37:51.630 --> 00:37:52.530
the head to get your money.

00:37:53.286 --> 00:37:54.186
All they had to do,

00:37:54.346 --> 00:37:55.827
and the mob figured this out,

00:37:55.867 --> 00:37:57.367
and then the CIA ran away with it.

00:37:57.407 --> 00:37:58.507
It's an incredible story.

00:37:59.007 --> 00:37:59.748
But anyway,

00:37:59.788 --> 00:38:02.208
the mob figured out that instead of

00:38:02.268 --> 00:38:03.608
beating you over the head and stealing

00:38:03.628 --> 00:38:04.108
your money,

00:38:04.688 --> 00:38:05.668
all they had to do was put you

00:38:05.708 --> 00:38:07.949
in a blue light area with no access

00:38:07.969 --> 00:38:09.030
to outside lights,

00:38:11.190 --> 00:38:12.811
give you a little bit of alcohol,

00:38:13.271 --> 00:38:14.351
scantily clad women,

00:38:14.771 --> 00:38:15.972
and they could shake you down for every

00:38:15.992 --> 00:38:16.612
dime you had.

00:38:17.759 --> 00:38:19.240
That's how the casinos began.

00:38:19.862 --> 00:38:21.583
Okay, so then the Italian mob said, hey,

00:38:21.623 --> 00:38:23.405
man, what on earth are you guys doing?

00:38:23.987 --> 00:38:25.648
They passed it over to the Italian mob.

00:38:26.148 --> 00:38:27.391
Well, what you don't know,

00:38:27.931 --> 00:38:28.992
during World War II,

00:38:29.092 --> 00:38:30.074
a lot of people don't know this,

00:38:30.114 --> 00:38:32.336
Lucky Luciano was working for the CIA.

00:38:33.137 --> 00:38:33.898
I kid you not.

00:38:35.306 --> 00:38:35.626
Man,

00:38:35.746 --> 00:38:37.007
I'm going to go crazy and go into

00:38:37.027 --> 00:38:37.829
a history lesson here,

00:38:37.869 --> 00:38:38.969
but I really got to talk about it.

00:38:38.989 --> 00:38:39.108
Okay.

00:38:41.210 --> 00:38:41.630
So anyway,

00:38:41.670 --> 00:38:43.893
the CIA found out because the mob and

00:38:43.913 --> 00:38:45.934
the CIA were a seamless organization for

00:38:45.954 --> 00:38:47.855
the longest time and probably still are to

00:38:47.894 --> 00:38:48.596
a certain extent.

00:38:49.195 --> 00:38:50.356
And it didn't matter whether it was the

00:38:50.376 --> 00:38:51.657
Italian mob or the Jewish mob.

00:38:52.378 --> 00:38:54.280
Well, the mob passed on to the CIA.

00:38:54.880 --> 00:38:56.161
And then you have people like Jose

00:38:56.202 --> 00:38:58.784
Delgado, who were working for the CIA,

00:38:59.123 --> 00:39:00.405
who were taking bulls.

00:39:00.425 --> 00:39:02.407
You can actually go on YouTube and still

00:39:02.427 --> 00:39:05.289
see the video of him being a matador

00:39:05.630 --> 00:39:06.951
and through these wires that he had

00:39:07.311 --> 00:39:09.514
implanted into the brain of the bull could

00:39:09.554 --> 00:39:11.576
stop the bull in its tracks when he's

00:39:11.615 --> 00:39:12.275
about to kill it.

00:39:13.016 --> 00:39:14.818
So all they did was figure out what

00:39:15.731 --> 00:39:17.733
what he did and check this out y'all

00:39:17.753 --> 00:39:18.853
they figured out instead of putting

00:39:18.893 --> 00:39:21.836
electrodes in a in a bowl or a

00:39:21.896 --> 00:39:24.159
person they could do it with blue light

00:39:25.501 --> 00:39:28.063
that in that decision from the Obama

00:39:28.083 --> 00:39:30.045
administration lay exactly the problem

00:39:30.065 --> 00:39:32.088
that we have now not only is that

00:39:32.128 --> 00:39:33.989
blue light which by the way folks you

00:39:34.050 --> 00:39:37.532
only get blue light midday not everywhere

00:39:37.552 --> 00:39:39.034
in the world you only get blue light

00:39:40.043 --> 00:39:40.563
Midday.

00:39:41.304 --> 00:39:42.606
So when your phone is giving you a

00:39:42.646 --> 00:39:43.648
blue light signal,

00:39:43.887 --> 00:39:45.650
ten o'clock at night or nine o'clock at

00:39:45.710 --> 00:39:47.492
night, and you wonder why you can't sleep,

00:39:47.532 --> 00:39:48.655
folks, that's the reason why.

00:39:49.815 --> 00:39:51.938
That is one hundred percent the reason

00:39:51.978 --> 00:39:52.280
why.

00:39:52.880 --> 00:39:55.463
And they know this and they knew this.

00:39:55.903 --> 00:39:57.626
They've known this ever since the forties.

00:39:58.911 --> 00:40:00.271
Yeah, and just like Nancy says,

00:40:00.291 --> 00:40:01.112
sounds like casinos.

00:40:01.152 --> 00:40:02.351
That's exactly what they did.

00:40:02.791 --> 00:40:03.913
That's exactly what they do.

00:40:03.972 --> 00:40:05.713
Go to any casino,

00:40:05.753 --> 00:40:07.614
whether it's one of those ones on the

00:40:07.653 --> 00:40:09.213
river in Kansas City or you go to

00:40:09.233 --> 00:40:10.135
an Indian casino.

00:40:10.514 --> 00:40:11.014
What do you see?

00:40:11.054 --> 00:40:13.496
There are no outside lights there.

00:40:13.835 --> 00:40:14.155
Why?

00:40:14.496 --> 00:40:16.737
You are bathed in blue light because it

00:40:16.896 --> 00:40:19.737
makes you highly suggestible.

00:40:20.137 --> 00:40:21.498
That's part of what they found out through

00:40:21.597 --> 00:40:22.239
MKUltra.

00:40:22.619 --> 00:40:22.838
You know,

00:40:22.878 --> 00:40:24.619
my mom is a graduate of that program

00:40:24.639 --> 00:40:25.679
when she was incarcerated.

00:40:26.340 --> 00:40:27.541
Sorry to go down this blue light.

00:40:27.601 --> 00:40:27.822
I mean,

00:40:27.842 --> 00:40:29.603
this is not at all what I planned

00:40:29.664 --> 00:40:30.605
on talking about today,

00:40:31.144 --> 00:40:33.788
but it is of such profound value.

00:40:33.807 --> 00:40:34.268
But folks,

00:40:34.307 --> 00:40:36.110
you can go out there when you get

00:40:36.130 --> 00:40:37.452
a chance, when the podcast is over,

00:40:37.512 --> 00:40:37.972
go out there.

00:40:38.512 --> 00:40:40.894
How do I take my iPhone and remove

00:40:40.914 --> 00:40:41.876
all the blue light from it?

00:40:42.717 --> 00:40:43.898
And there's a way you have to set

00:40:43.918 --> 00:40:45.500
it up in your whatever to where you

00:40:45.539 --> 00:40:46.340
can check it.

00:40:46.985 --> 00:40:48.507
Instead of typing that in,

00:40:48.768 --> 00:40:51.291
ask it how to get a red screen

00:40:51.731 --> 00:40:53.313
on an iPhone or on your phone.

00:40:53.612 --> 00:40:56.536
How to adjust the color to get a

00:40:56.597 --> 00:40:58.358
red screen or how to get a red

00:40:58.398 --> 00:41:00.400
screen on my cellular phone,

00:41:00.440 --> 00:41:01.661
whatever brand you have.

00:41:03.143 --> 00:41:05.465
don't be taking google prompts from dad

00:41:06.286 --> 00:41:08.809
you got that right yeah you got that

00:41:08.869 --> 00:41:10.630
right but yeah that's exactly what you do

00:41:10.989 --> 00:41:13.192
take that get that out of there and

00:41:13.211 --> 00:41:15.414
then find your blue light blockers because

00:41:15.454 --> 00:41:16.775
you know through my house i've gone

00:41:16.795 --> 00:41:18.336
through and i put incandescent bulbs in

00:41:18.597 --> 00:41:23.121
everything and i mean now what that does

00:41:23.260 --> 00:41:25.742
is gives you a full spectrum when you

00:41:25.782 --> 00:41:26.143
have

00:41:27.690 --> 00:41:30.871
compact fluorescents or LEDs, like I said,

00:41:30.911 --> 00:41:33.952
the cost savings is negligible.

00:41:34.213 --> 00:41:36.193
All it's putting out is blue light.

00:41:37.353 --> 00:41:38.494
You are blue light toxic.

00:41:38.534 --> 00:41:39.355
That's what I'm talking about.

00:41:39.375 --> 00:41:40.976
When I talk about blue light toxicity,

00:41:40.996 --> 00:41:42.697
it's because of your phone and because of

00:41:42.717 --> 00:41:43.637
the lights around you.

00:41:43.996 --> 00:41:44.878
And if you've got to be in those

00:41:44.918 --> 00:41:45.438
environments,

00:41:46.400 --> 00:41:47.521
it's still not wonderful,

00:41:48.101 --> 00:41:50.125
but at least try to protect your dome.

00:41:50.164 --> 00:41:51.766
As Raul always says, you know,

00:41:51.806 --> 00:41:52.849
protect your dome out there,

00:41:52.869 --> 00:41:54.311
put some of these blue light blockers on

00:41:54.331 --> 00:41:54.570
there.

00:41:55.052 --> 00:41:55.873
Don't get the cheap ones.

00:41:55.893 --> 00:41:57.534
That's why we talk about bond charge,

00:41:58.076 --> 00:42:00.958
which yeah, by the way, also tinfoil hat.

00:42:01.460 --> 00:42:02.121
There you go.

00:42:02.161 --> 00:42:02.882
That works too.

00:42:03.302 --> 00:42:04.043
That works too.

00:42:04.563 --> 00:42:04.923
All right.

00:42:05.003 --> 00:42:06.346
So speaking of Bond Charge,

00:42:06.706 --> 00:42:08.208
I didn't say any of that because they're

00:42:08.228 --> 00:42:09.809
a sponsor, but they just happen to be.

00:42:10.210 --> 00:42:11.192
If you want some of these ball and

00:42:11.211 --> 00:42:12.594
glasses, look, they're not cheap.

00:42:12.753 --> 00:42:15.617
Bond Charge, B-O-N, not B-O-N-D.

00:42:16.257 --> 00:42:17.320
Bond Charge,

00:42:17.940 --> 00:42:20.764
fifteen percent off with promo code PERMA.

00:42:21.900 --> 00:42:22.139
All right,

00:42:22.280 --> 00:42:23.380
I'm going to come full circle what I

00:42:23.400 --> 00:42:25.181
talked about a minute ago with Morley.

00:42:25.202 --> 00:42:26.822
We don't have anything from Eric today.

00:42:27.121 --> 00:42:28.003
He's on assignment,

00:42:28.123 --> 00:42:29.824
and he's out there busting his butt,

00:42:30.443 --> 00:42:32.545
doing good for the world right now.

00:42:32.565 --> 00:42:34.545
All right,

00:42:34.585 --> 00:42:35.525
so why did I come up with the

00:42:35.545 --> 00:42:35.806
topic,

00:42:35.847 --> 00:42:37.567
why healthy soil makes healthy people?

00:42:37.606 --> 00:42:39.128
Because I'm going right back to Morley.

00:42:39.907 --> 00:42:41.369
And this I wish we would have covered

00:42:41.389 --> 00:42:42.028
a little bit more,

00:42:42.048 --> 00:42:43.110
but I'm going to try to fill in

00:42:43.130 --> 00:42:44.731
the gaps here and why I'm doing this

00:42:44.771 --> 00:42:46.090
program right now with William.

00:42:47.012 --> 00:42:47.211
Okay.

00:42:49.025 --> 00:42:49.844
What Morley said,

00:42:49.885 --> 00:42:50.945
for those that didn't hear it before,

00:42:50.965 --> 00:42:52.766
and I please encourage everybody, go back,

00:42:52.827 --> 00:42:54.327
listen to the interview that we did with

00:42:54.367 --> 00:42:56.248
him, and call him up.

00:42:56.309 --> 00:42:57.929
If you have any kind of ailments or

00:42:57.949 --> 00:42:58.851
a family member does,

00:42:59.530 --> 00:43:00.711
he will get you squared away.

00:43:01.112 --> 00:43:02.652
I'll put his phone number right back in

00:43:02.693 --> 00:43:03.193
there.

00:43:03.353 --> 00:43:04.373
Yeah, put it back in the chat, son.

00:43:04.614 --> 00:43:04.914
Thanks.

00:43:06.375 --> 00:43:06.614
Okay.

00:43:07.655 --> 00:43:09.297
Ask Morley about glyphosate and what it

00:43:09.356 --> 00:43:09.617
does.

00:43:10.463 --> 00:43:12.485
Morley can give you chapter and verse of

00:43:12.525 --> 00:43:13.706
all the studies that have been done.

00:43:13.726 --> 00:43:14.346
Glyphosate,

00:43:14.367 --> 00:43:15.626
for those that didn't hear it before,

00:43:16.068 --> 00:43:18.949
was used as an industrial pipe cleaner to

00:43:19.108 --> 00:43:22.771
remove metals from pipes.

00:43:23.592 --> 00:43:24.632
That's all it was meant to do was

00:43:24.652 --> 00:43:25.673
chelate metals.

00:43:26.974 --> 00:43:28.335
Okay, that's what it started as.

00:43:29.016 --> 00:43:29.695
And then, of course,

00:43:29.856 --> 00:43:31.157
it was a bunch of pole cats that

00:43:31.197 --> 00:43:33.057
wound up in the second Bush administration

00:43:33.679 --> 00:43:35.039
that ended up saying, you know what,

00:43:35.300 --> 00:43:36.340
I think it's a good idea we put

00:43:36.360 --> 00:43:36.981
it on crops.

00:43:37.710 --> 00:43:38.791
That's exactly what they do.

00:43:39.112 --> 00:43:40.733
They use it as a desiccant now,

00:43:40.994 --> 00:43:42.255
even though they don't need it.

00:43:42.835 --> 00:43:43.815
They'll put it on wheat.

00:43:44.376 --> 00:43:45.456
And because they don't test for

00:43:45.496 --> 00:43:46.016
glyphosate,

00:43:46.056 --> 00:43:47.699
they can still call it organic, I bet.

00:43:48.358 --> 00:43:49.440
Thank you so much, Bren Z,

00:43:49.460 --> 00:43:50.541
for the super chat.

00:43:51.041 --> 00:43:51.981
Thank you very much.

00:43:52.041 --> 00:43:54.043
If you break bread, I won't fake dead.

00:43:54.884 --> 00:43:56.045
Anyway, that glyphosate,

00:43:56.666 --> 00:43:57.465
here's what it's doing.

00:43:58.347 --> 00:43:59.387
And Morley talked about it.

00:43:59.407 --> 00:44:00.387
And I wish I would have pinned down

00:44:00.407 --> 00:44:01.128
a little bit more of it.

00:44:01.168 --> 00:44:01.568
Like I said,

00:44:01.588 --> 00:44:02.789
I'll do a better job the next time

00:44:02.809 --> 00:44:03.331
we get him on.

00:44:03.871 --> 00:44:04.150
But folks,

00:44:04.210 --> 00:44:06.172
he dropped so many incredible things that

00:44:06.193 --> 00:44:07.014
you need to listen to.

00:44:07.880 --> 00:44:11.782
That glyphosate ties up all the minerals

00:44:11.882 --> 00:44:15.264
in that soil and in your body.

00:44:16.184 --> 00:44:17.065
That's what it does.

00:44:17.726 --> 00:44:19.266
That's why you're so heavy on iron for

00:44:19.306 --> 00:44:19.887
the most part.

00:44:20.467 --> 00:44:21.847
This is why all the other things that

00:44:21.887 --> 00:44:23.128
you need in your body and some of

00:44:23.148 --> 00:44:24.608
these elements Barbara O'Neill talked

00:44:24.628 --> 00:44:25.949
about on this show and got us kicked

00:44:26.090 --> 00:44:27.971
off for two weeks because she just

00:44:28.010 --> 00:44:29.570
happened to bring up things on a periodic

00:44:29.590 --> 00:44:29.891
table.

00:44:30.172 --> 00:44:30.771
How about that?

00:44:31.893 --> 00:44:32.233
Anyway,

00:44:32.715 --> 00:44:36.097
that glyphosate destroys every single

00:44:36.556 --> 00:44:37.918
thing in the soil.

00:44:37.958 --> 00:44:38.798
So that's what I'm saying.

00:44:39.159 --> 00:44:40.780
Healthy soil, healthy people.

00:44:41.121 --> 00:44:42.561
Just like I told you a minute ago,

00:44:42.822 --> 00:44:43.581
your government,

00:44:44.003 --> 00:44:45.623
who so many of you out there still

00:44:45.664 --> 00:44:46.083
trust,

00:44:46.603 --> 00:44:48.025
the same government that told you to go

00:44:48.045 --> 00:44:49.106
out there and get that jab,

00:44:49.445 --> 00:44:51.668
the same government that isn't telling you

00:44:51.708 --> 00:44:54.570
blue light all by itself is toxic,

00:44:55.451 --> 00:44:58.052
the same government that is telling you,

00:44:58.092 --> 00:44:58.313
hey,

00:44:58.333 --> 00:44:59.572
we're about to draft your sons and

00:44:59.614 --> 00:45:01.534
daughters to go get murdered.

00:45:03.170 --> 00:45:06.271
That same government is saying it's okay

00:45:06.972 --> 00:45:08.833
to put glyphosate on your soil,

00:45:09.932 --> 00:45:10.452
on your food.

00:45:11.414 --> 00:45:15.195
I mean, an industrial, I mean, son,

00:45:16.576 --> 00:45:17.996
I can't even believe I say the words

00:45:18.036 --> 00:45:18.615
half the time.

00:45:19.536 --> 00:45:19.737
Yeah.

00:45:19.817 --> 00:45:20.157
Anyway.

00:45:21.097 --> 00:45:22.436
Now with the draft, keep in mind,

00:45:22.597 --> 00:45:24.677
it's not just to go get murdered,

00:45:24.777 --> 00:45:27.079
but it's to get tested on and experimented

00:45:27.179 --> 00:45:29.760
on and then to go get murdered.

00:45:30.039 --> 00:45:32.601
They got a stacking functions.

00:45:33.338 --> 00:45:33.838
There you go.

00:45:33.878 --> 00:45:34.438
Believe it or not,

00:45:34.458 --> 00:45:35.139
that's what they're doing.

00:45:35.219 --> 00:45:36.099
Stacking functions.

00:45:36.400 --> 00:45:37.179
You better believe it.

00:45:37.260 --> 00:45:38.320
And then when you go in there and

00:45:38.340 --> 00:45:39.800
you go through that little gauntlet where

00:45:39.820 --> 00:45:40.981
they shoot you up with all those,

00:45:41.521 --> 00:45:41.722
you know,

00:45:41.762 --> 00:45:43.021
they got those guns and you're shooting

00:45:43.041 --> 00:45:44.402
you in your arm with all these different

00:45:44.422 --> 00:45:45.523
vaccines and everything else.

00:45:45.543 --> 00:45:46.583
What do you think they're putting in these

00:45:46.603 --> 00:45:47.282
soldiers now?

00:45:48.023 --> 00:45:49.764
Folks, unless you hate your child.

00:45:50.543 --> 00:45:50.724
I mean,

00:45:50.744 --> 00:45:51.965
this is coming from a former soldier.

00:45:54.204 --> 00:45:56.485
You should boycott military service.

00:45:57.244 --> 00:45:58.385
I can't even believe I'm saying it,

00:45:58.505 --> 00:45:58.905
but yeah.

00:45:58.985 --> 00:46:02.025
Especially with the HEGSF and TRT now.

00:46:02.666 --> 00:46:04.806
Talking about putting soldiers on TRT now,

00:46:05.106 --> 00:46:07.027
or testosterone replacement therapy and

00:46:07.068 --> 00:46:07.688
stuff like that.

00:46:08.307 --> 00:46:08.487
Yeah,

00:46:08.547 --> 00:46:10.148
it's funny because that phlebotomist told

00:46:10.188 --> 00:46:12.148
me today that the number one client that

00:46:12.188 --> 00:46:14.769
he has are these people on TRT,

00:46:14.869 --> 00:46:16.550
and he's got to go to the airport

00:46:16.590 --> 00:46:18.570
all the time and take a pint of

00:46:18.610 --> 00:46:20.052
blood out of them before they fly

00:46:20.092 --> 00:46:20.512
because...

00:46:21.623 --> 00:46:22.304
Not all, I mean,

00:46:22.525 --> 00:46:23.625
depending on where they are in their

00:46:23.684 --> 00:46:24.485
cycle, I don't know.

00:46:25.005 --> 00:46:26.467
It doesn't seem natural to me, man.

00:46:28.146 --> 00:46:28.568
No, man,

00:46:28.608 --> 00:46:29.387
I'm going to go out there and go

00:46:29.447 --> 00:46:32.090
get some long jack or something or some,

00:46:32.150 --> 00:46:33.909
I'll find some other way to go about

00:46:33.929 --> 00:46:34.931
this.

00:46:34.951 --> 00:46:36.012
Some antler velvet.

00:46:36.132 --> 00:46:37.632
I'll figure something out.

00:46:38.313 --> 00:46:38.552
No,

00:46:38.632 --> 00:46:40.313
but part of what they're doing in this

00:46:40.353 --> 00:46:40.773
environment,

00:46:40.833 --> 00:46:42.675
and this is why what Morley is talking

00:46:42.715 --> 00:46:46.016
about, folks, is so incredibly important.

00:46:46.356 --> 00:46:47.637
Because once you get your copper right,

00:46:47.657 --> 00:46:50.099
your copper manages everything else.

00:46:50.793 --> 00:46:51.934
Once you get the copper right,

00:46:52.375 --> 00:46:54.237
once you get the iron where it ought

00:46:54.257 --> 00:46:55.297
to be, everything else,

00:46:55.637 --> 00:46:57.619
your homeostasis of your body comes into

00:46:57.639 --> 00:46:58.840
play.

00:46:58.880 --> 00:46:59.961
He's got all the bodies.

00:47:01.543 --> 00:47:03.125
Don't just listen to the podcast I did

00:47:03.164 --> 00:47:03.445
with him.

00:47:04.445 --> 00:47:05.447
He's very ubiquitous.

00:47:05.467 --> 00:47:06.887
You can find him all over.

00:47:07.309 --> 00:47:08.630
You can find him with Brian Artis.

00:47:09.030 --> 00:47:11.271
You can find him with Logan.

00:47:13.653 --> 00:47:15.034
He's probably been on Logan's show more

00:47:15.054 --> 00:47:15.456
than anybody.

00:47:15.476 --> 00:47:16.637
He's been on there four times.

00:47:17.487 --> 00:47:18.887
What I like about Logan, though,

00:47:19.068 --> 00:47:21.807
is that Logan will ask a question where

00:47:21.827 --> 00:47:22.889
we can tell, like, okay,

00:47:22.929 --> 00:47:23.949
this is in the weeds,

00:47:24.329 --> 00:47:25.690
but Logan still says it in a way

00:47:25.750 --> 00:47:27.789
where we understand,

00:47:28.110 --> 00:47:29.811
like where it still makes sense to

00:47:30.170 --> 00:47:31.811
everybody who hasn't studied this or

00:47:31.851 --> 00:47:32.552
anything like that.

00:47:32.592 --> 00:47:34.612
So I really like Logan's podcast,

00:47:34.632 --> 00:47:35.773
the Sowing Prosperity one.

00:47:36.313 --> 00:47:36.913
I really like it.

00:47:37.286 --> 00:47:37.907
Yeah, I do too.

00:47:38.688 --> 00:47:39.028
But folks,

00:47:39.048 --> 00:47:40.851
that's another guy you really ought to be

00:47:40.891 --> 00:47:42.672
checking out over there because he is

00:47:42.793 --> 00:47:44.695
another autodidact that I'll put up

00:47:44.735 --> 00:47:45.016
against.

00:47:45.836 --> 00:47:46.536
I mean, it's funny.

00:47:46.577 --> 00:47:47.858
So when you listen to his program,

00:47:47.898 --> 00:47:49.079
he's mopping the floor with these

00:47:49.119 --> 00:47:50.842
so-called MDs and PhDs.

00:47:51.382 --> 00:47:51.583
I mean,

00:47:51.623 --> 00:47:53.045
he's mopping the floor with them because

00:47:53.065 --> 00:47:53.985
they'd have no idea

00:47:54.909 --> 00:47:56.132
what he's even talking about.

00:47:56.391 --> 00:47:57.333
And, you know,

00:47:57.373 --> 00:47:58.454
to the credit of some of them,

00:47:58.494 --> 00:47:59.255
they actually admit it.

00:47:59.916 --> 00:48:00.438
But check it out.

00:48:00.458 --> 00:48:02.721
Healthy soil produces more nutrient-dense

00:48:02.740 --> 00:48:03.581
food, bottom line.

00:48:04.041 --> 00:48:04.262
Folks,

00:48:04.302 --> 00:48:06.806
this is why we talk so much about

00:48:06.846 --> 00:48:09.769
the importance of having healthy

00:48:12.505 --> 00:48:14.166
having bio complete compost out there of

00:48:14.186 --> 00:48:16.829
getting the entire full soil food web the

00:48:16.869 --> 00:48:19.771
late dr elaine ingham basically explained

00:48:19.971 --> 00:48:21.853
it doesn't matter whether it's sand silt

00:48:21.952 --> 00:48:24.173
or clay or a combination of those it

00:48:24.193 --> 00:48:26.596
doesn't matter everything you need is

00:48:26.635 --> 00:48:28.998
already in the soil it just can't be

00:48:29.237 --> 00:48:31.139
accessed until you bring in the microbes

00:48:31.719 --> 00:48:34.342
that's the bottom line i mean the way

00:48:34.382 --> 00:48:36.503
it works like i said healthy soil produces

00:48:36.583 --> 00:48:38.585
more nutrient-dense food the reason why

00:48:39.759 --> 00:48:40.778
is when you go out there with these

00:48:40.798 --> 00:48:41.840
fake chemicals or whatever,

00:48:41.860 --> 00:48:42.659
a miracle grow,

00:48:43.400 --> 00:48:45.161
plants only taking up maybe ten percent at

00:48:45.221 --> 00:48:45.800
most anyway.

00:48:45.840 --> 00:48:47.461
The rest of it's just salts being down

00:48:47.481 --> 00:48:49.782
in the soil and you're making a problem

00:48:50.003 --> 00:48:50.603
even worse.

00:48:51.362 --> 00:48:52.463
Even if you have a bunch of bug

00:48:52.503 --> 00:48:54.184
problems that first year, hey, suck it up.

00:48:54.224 --> 00:48:55.344
Maybe you get something out of the deal.

00:48:55.385 --> 00:48:55.965
Maybe you don't.

00:48:56.784 --> 00:48:58.806
But it should get better and better and

00:48:58.846 --> 00:49:00.306
better every progressive year.

00:49:01.027 --> 00:49:02.527
But if you don't have that,

00:49:02.887 --> 00:49:03.907
if you don't have

00:49:04.670 --> 00:49:06.192
that life in the soil,

00:49:06.431 --> 00:49:09.295
you are not accessing the minerals you

00:49:09.355 --> 00:49:11.958
need in a form that your body can

00:49:12.117 --> 00:49:12.398
use.

00:49:13.079 --> 00:49:14.000
That's the bottom line.

00:49:14.019 --> 00:49:14.721
Like I said before,

00:49:14.740 --> 00:49:17.103
our number one export here in the United

00:49:17.143 --> 00:49:19.726
States of amnesia is soil going down the

00:49:19.766 --> 00:49:21.387
Mississippi River because we do everything

00:49:21.427 --> 00:49:21.907
backwards.

00:49:21.927 --> 00:49:23.250
All right, Simon, go ahead.

00:49:25.217 --> 00:49:28.523
Not only will they not have the nutrients

00:49:28.543 --> 00:49:29.403
that the plant needs,

00:49:29.784 --> 00:49:31.206
not only will it not have the nutrients

00:49:31.226 --> 00:49:32.007
that you need,

00:49:32.409 --> 00:49:34.452
but it will also have the bad guys

00:49:34.492 --> 00:49:35.534
that you don't want

00:49:36.268 --> 00:49:37.809
in your body or in your plants as

00:49:37.829 --> 00:49:40.090
well because similar to like uh i think

00:49:40.130 --> 00:49:41.632
dr will was talking about it at the

00:49:41.751 --> 00:49:43.813
mountain readiness festival of like if

00:49:43.853 --> 00:49:45.373
your body doesn't have access to certain

00:49:45.393 --> 00:49:47.775
minerals it'll use what's next best in

00:49:47.815 --> 00:49:50.356
order to serve that function what's what's

00:49:50.818 --> 00:49:53.219
next best or second best might be some

00:49:53.259 --> 00:49:54.920
sort of heavy metal or toxic heavy metal

00:49:54.960 --> 00:49:56.340
or something like that now

00:49:57.641 --> 00:50:00.302
So my next point is kind of piggyback,

00:50:00.382 --> 00:50:01.443
not piggybacking off dad,

00:50:01.463 --> 00:50:02.422
but it's related to it.

00:50:02.483 --> 00:50:03.362
I guess it's all related.

00:50:03.422 --> 00:50:04.664
It's all talking about soil health,

00:50:04.744 --> 00:50:07.264
but healthy soil is going to regulate pH.

00:50:07.965 --> 00:50:10.704
Well, that's important because if it's,

00:50:11.326 --> 00:50:13.766
you want to ideally a pH around seven,

00:50:13.826 --> 00:50:15.025
it can be a little bit more acidic,

00:50:15.045 --> 00:50:16.286
a little bit more alkaline,

00:50:16.306 --> 00:50:18.586
but generally around seven is what you

00:50:18.626 --> 00:50:18.847
want.

00:50:19.307 --> 00:50:21.407
If it's above four point five,

00:50:21.568 --> 00:50:22.947
that's when the heavy metals are

00:50:23.007 --> 00:50:24.989
bioavailable to your plants and

00:50:25.088 --> 00:50:26.630
And that's when, if you eat the plant,

00:50:26.690 --> 00:50:28.771
you start accumulating these heavy metals

00:50:28.831 --> 00:50:30.251
or these toxins and things like that.

00:50:30.972 --> 00:50:33.693
So having healthy soil is very important.

00:50:33.713 --> 00:50:34.335
If nothing else,

00:50:34.375 --> 00:50:36.615
it keeps the toxins locked away and

00:50:36.755 --> 00:50:38.016
unavailable to the plants that you're

00:50:38.056 --> 00:50:38.737
trying to grow.

00:50:39.117 --> 00:50:41.398
Now with the rain that Dr. Willis tested,

00:50:41.599 --> 00:50:43.320
or the precipitation that we have

00:50:43.380 --> 00:50:44.559
recently, uh,

00:50:44.579 --> 00:50:46.240
there's a lot of heavy metals that you

00:50:46.320 --> 00:50:48.021
don't want your plants having access to.

00:50:48.061 --> 00:50:49.322
And there's a lot of things in the

00:50:49.382 --> 00:50:51.242
precipitation that you don't want your

00:50:51.262 --> 00:50:52.384
plants having access to.

00:50:52.483 --> 00:50:55.085
So another reason it's so it kind of

00:50:55.244 --> 00:50:56.666
is related to what dad would just was

00:50:56.686 --> 00:50:57.545
just saying with the,

00:50:57.565 --> 00:50:58.885
it's going to be nutrient dense,

00:50:59.246 --> 00:51:01.708
but it's also going to be largely toxin

00:51:01.748 --> 00:51:03.668
free other than what may be on the

00:51:03.688 --> 00:51:04.108
surface.

00:51:04.128 --> 00:51:04.168
Uh,

00:51:04.509 --> 00:51:05.929
and you can wash that off and stuff

00:51:06.469 --> 00:51:08.030
depending on how healthy your soil is,

00:51:08.331 --> 00:51:09.210
but onto you dad.

00:51:09.757 --> 00:51:10.358
Well, these days,

00:51:10.418 --> 00:51:11.418
I don't even know if you can wash

00:51:11.458 --> 00:51:11.739
it off.

00:51:11.759 --> 00:51:12.000
I mean,

00:51:12.039 --> 00:51:13.541
based on what Morley was telling us,

00:51:14.201 --> 00:51:16.103
that France basically flat denied,

00:51:16.143 --> 00:51:17.864
you are not putting any glyphosate over

00:51:17.903 --> 00:51:19.324
here, ain't going to have no GMO,

00:51:19.385 --> 00:51:21.306
none of that stuff anywhere in France.

00:51:21.746 --> 00:51:22.126
In fact,

00:51:22.146 --> 00:51:23.708
you even try to put up GMO over

00:51:23.728 --> 00:51:25.289
there, I promise you,

00:51:25.369 --> 00:51:26.969
you're going to come home to a foundation.

00:51:27.349 --> 00:51:28.331
They don't play.

00:51:28.550 --> 00:51:30.112
I mean, they will absolutely,

00:51:30.532 --> 00:51:32.213
you will come home, your house,

00:51:32.353 --> 00:51:34.576
your fields, everything will be on fire.

00:51:35.356 --> 00:51:36.195
These French, I mean,

00:51:36.356 --> 00:51:37.617
people can say what they want about them

00:51:37.657 --> 00:51:38.496
being pacifists.

00:51:39.036 --> 00:51:39.978
But, you know,

00:51:40.197 --> 00:51:41.757
I got nothing but mad respect for these

00:51:41.797 --> 00:51:42.318
guys, man.

00:51:42.739 --> 00:51:43.938
You're going to poison their environment.

00:51:43.978 --> 00:51:45.338
You're going to come home to a foundation.

00:51:45.378 --> 00:51:46.059
That's how they roll.

00:51:46.079 --> 00:51:47.059
All right.

00:51:47.139 --> 00:51:47.980
Soil microbes.

00:51:49.240 --> 00:51:50.501
But the point being that I was trying

00:51:50.521 --> 00:51:53.262
to make there is even there,

00:51:53.461 --> 00:51:55.302
ninety eight or ninety nine percent of

00:51:55.322 --> 00:51:57.182
them that were tested all tested for

00:51:57.222 --> 00:51:59.184
glyphosate and they're not eating it.

00:51:59.884 --> 00:52:01.244
They're not eating it by and large.

00:52:01.485 --> 00:52:02.824
They all tested for glyphosate.

00:52:02.925 --> 00:52:04.746
So, son, to your point,

00:52:06.336 --> 00:52:09.858
It is hypothesized, I'll put it that way,

00:52:09.938 --> 00:52:12.239
that perhaps some of the loads of the

00:52:12.260 --> 00:52:13.521
chemtrails they're putting out there

00:52:13.661 --> 00:52:14.740
probably has it in it.

00:52:15.362 --> 00:52:17.943
So we're probably all getting some of it,

00:52:17.983 --> 00:52:18.882
some degree or another,

00:52:19.364 --> 00:52:20.664
but you can't get anybody to look up

00:52:20.684 --> 00:52:21.905
and nobody cares these days.

00:52:22.585 --> 00:52:25.927
So my next one is soil microbes actually

00:52:26.027 --> 00:52:27.228
feed the plant.

00:52:28.159 --> 00:52:29.061
All of it is done.

00:52:29.260 --> 00:52:30.722
All that heavy lifting that goes to the

00:52:30.762 --> 00:52:32.742
plant itself is done by the bacteria and

00:52:32.762 --> 00:52:33.403
the fungi.

00:52:33.943 --> 00:52:35.405
The protozoa, the nematodes,

00:52:35.425 --> 00:52:37.246
the arthropods, all of those guys,

00:52:37.606 --> 00:52:39.327
they work together with the fungi and the

00:52:39.347 --> 00:52:39.829
bacteria.

00:52:39.849 --> 00:52:41.949
But as we've talked about before,

00:52:42.190 --> 00:52:43.791
Elaine Ingham has basically used this

00:52:43.831 --> 00:52:45.273
example and we use it a lot.

00:52:46.072 --> 00:52:47.813
that in order for that plant to grow,

00:52:48.514 --> 00:52:50.335
it sends a shopping list out to the

00:52:50.375 --> 00:52:51.315
bacteria and the fungi.

00:52:51.454 --> 00:52:51.996
It says, look,

00:52:52.036 --> 00:52:53.195
you boys and girls want to eat?

00:52:53.576 --> 00:52:54.496
Go out there and get me what I

00:52:54.536 --> 00:52:54.817
need.

00:52:55.496 --> 00:52:57.378
And they break down the sand, silts,

00:52:57.518 --> 00:53:00.059
and clays in things we call aggregates.

00:53:00.559 --> 00:53:02.039
They get on there, they break that down,

00:53:02.059 --> 00:53:03.920
they make it bioavailable for the plant.

00:53:04.601 --> 00:53:06.141
The plant brings that in.

00:53:06.601 --> 00:53:08.742
So now you don't need chemical inputs.

00:53:09.182 --> 00:53:09.862
You really don't.

00:53:09.882 --> 00:53:10.884
And folks, I'm telling you,

00:53:11.556 --> 00:53:13.097
You may think that you're getting ahead by

00:53:13.137 --> 00:53:14.717
doing all these crazy chemical inputs.

00:53:14.817 --> 00:53:16.257
All it's doing is taking you two steps

00:53:16.297 --> 00:53:16.757
backwards.

00:53:17.358 --> 00:53:20.239
Every time you give your dewormer to your

00:53:20.619 --> 00:53:21.579
livestock out there,

00:53:22.101 --> 00:53:23.800
you're killing your lion in the soil,

00:53:23.840 --> 00:53:25.322
which is basically your nematodes and

00:53:25.362 --> 00:53:25.782
worms.

00:53:26.503 --> 00:53:28.744
You're killing them every time you give

00:53:28.764 --> 00:53:29.523
them dewormer.

00:53:30.083 --> 00:53:32.525
So either get rid of that stock or

00:53:32.684 --> 00:53:34.706
use some basic H, use some lye,

00:53:34.826 --> 00:53:36.186
use whatever you got to to get it

00:53:36.266 --> 00:53:36.586
out of them.

00:53:37.286 --> 00:53:38.347
But then also think of the,

00:53:38.608 --> 00:53:40.668
like I said, what Pat Colby said,

00:53:41.572 --> 00:53:42.653
You got low copper,

00:53:43.114 --> 00:53:44.335
you're going to have other problems as

00:53:44.376 --> 00:53:44.615
well.

00:53:45.077 --> 00:53:46.177
You get the copper on point,

00:53:46.197 --> 00:53:47.398
and it seems like everybody's starting to

00:53:47.438 --> 00:53:48.039
wake up to that.

00:53:48.179 --> 00:53:48.840
Over to you, son.

00:53:49.601 --> 00:53:50.842
Now, on the worming,

00:53:50.922 --> 00:53:53.824
I understand there's extreme cases

00:53:53.864 --> 00:53:54.226
sometimes,

00:53:54.326 --> 00:53:55.887
or sometimes you get some bad stock and

00:53:55.907 --> 00:53:57.128
you got to worm them first and stuff

00:53:57.148 --> 00:53:57.409
like that.

00:53:58.615 --> 00:54:00.516
It's not necessarily the end of world to

00:54:00.536 --> 00:54:01.617
be worming your animals,

00:54:01.938 --> 00:54:05.101
but try to quarantine them in a

00:54:05.260 --> 00:54:07.021
sacrificial area that you can then

00:54:07.402 --> 00:54:09.362
intentionally treat with soil savers

00:54:09.422 --> 00:54:10.943
afterwards or whatever it may be.

00:54:11.003 --> 00:54:12.545
Just keep in mind that, hey,

00:54:12.606 --> 00:54:14.447
if they get this manure everywhere on this

00:54:14.487 --> 00:54:14.847
property,

00:54:14.867 --> 00:54:15.967
it's going to kill the nematodes.

00:54:15.987 --> 00:54:17.608
So try to limit where that is going

00:54:17.628 --> 00:54:19.489
to happen and where that's going to occur.

00:54:19.789 --> 00:54:20.811
Did you have something on that, Doug?

00:54:20.831 --> 00:54:22.152
No, go ahead.

00:54:22.603 --> 00:54:23.802
OK,

00:54:23.822 --> 00:54:27.123
my next point is studies have shown that

00:54:27.224 --> 00:54:27.744
gardening,

00:54:28.125 --> 00:54:30.646
being out in a garden is going to

00:54:31.045 --> 00:54:33.025
decrease anxiety and depression,

00:54:34.106 --> 00:54:36.626
which I mean, inherently, you know,

00:54:36.666 --> 00:54:37.588
seems pretty accurate.

00:54:37.648 --> 00:54:39.268
I can't remember the time last time I

00:54:39.307 --> 00:54:41.449
went into the garden and was mad leaving

00:54:41.489 --> 00:54:43.809
the garden unless some sort of pest got

00:54:43.849 --> 00:54:45.630
in there like the neighbor's rabbits or

00:54:45.730 --> 00:54:47.231
maybe the dog dug in there or something

00:54:47.251 --> 00:54:47.530
like that.

00:54:47.550 --> 00:54:48.110
That's the only time.

00:54:48.510 --> 00:54:50.193
really ever irritated leaving the garden

00:54:50.213 --> 00:54:52.614
but you generally feel better after going

00:54:52.675 --> 00:54:53.856
out there and put your hands in the

00:54:53.896 --> 00:54:57.139
dirt and you know harvesting some of your

00:54:57.260 --> 00:54:59.661
harvest or just managing the plants in

00:54:59.702 --> 00:55:01.264
general putting them up on the trellis

00:55:01.704 --> 00:55:03.726
things like that you generally feel better

00:55:03.746 --> 00:55:06.248
it's like similar to that uh what was

00:55:06.268 --> 00:55:09.190
that hippocrates quote that um dr ely kept

00:55:09.351 --> 00:55:10.873
kept saying it was like if you feel

00:55:10.932 --> 00:55:11.152
bad

00:55:12.679 --> 00:55:13.559
Well, not that part,

00:55:13.619 --> 00:55:15.922
but if you feel like crap,

00:55:16.061 --> 00:55:16.782
go take a walk.

00:55:16.822 --> 00:55:17.842
If you still feel like crap,

00:55:18.103 --> 00:55:19.003
go take another walk.

00:55:19.605 --> 00:55:20.346
It's similar.

00:55:20.485 --> 00:55:21.887
Like you're going out walking to the

00:55:21.927 --> 00:55:24.028
garden and you're doing some sort of

00:55:24.068 --> 00:55:26.831
physical exertion outside in the garden

00:55:27.030 --> 00:55:27.731
and things like that.

00:55:27.771 --> 00:55:28.753
So, yeah,

00:55:29.012 --> 00:55:33.295
it decreases depression and anxiety.

00:55:33.556 --> 00:55:36.798
Yeah, another thing here with, you know,

00:55:36.858 --> 00:55:37.159
while...

00:55:38.563 --> 00:55:40.244
By concentrating on your soil health,

00:55:40.344 --> 00:55:43.307
you're also the number one place to store

00:55:43.447 --> 00:55:45.028
water is in the soil.

00:55:45.108 --> 00:55:45.608
Now, I know,

00:55:45.730 --> 00:55:47.471
like Raul said a little bit ago,

00:55:48.811 --> 00:55:49.192
you know, man,

00:55:49.211 --> 00:55:50.413
we could really use some water out in

00:55:50.432 --> 00:55:50.934
Arizona.

00:55:51.574 --> 00:55:52.275
Yeah, you could.

00:55:52.855 --> 00:55:54.956
But they are intentionally keeping it from

00:55:55.036 --> 00:55:55.177
you.

00:55:55.697 --> 00:55:57.559
It's not the La Nina or El Nino,

00:55:57.579 --> 00:55:58.599
whatever they want to call it.

00:56:00.320 --> 00:56:01.942
Sounds like something on a Taco Bell menu.

00:56:01.981 --> 00:56:04.103
But anyway, regenerative orchards,

00:56:04.143 --> 00:56:05.003
thank you for the...

00:56:05.784 --> 00:56:06.824
Thank you for the bread.

00:56:06.885 --> 00:56:07.786
We sure appreciate it.

00:56:09.865 --> 00:56:11.027
We'll get to your question here in a

00:56:11.086 --> 00:56:11.347
second.

00:56:13.487 --> 00:56:15.467
Anyway,

00:56:15.847 --> 00:56:17.768
the best place to store water is always

00:56:17.789 --> 00:56:18.608
going to be in the soil.

00:56:19.128 --> 00:56:20.369
Remember, we've talked about it before.

00:56:20.429 --> 00:56:22.289
For every one percent of organic matter

00:56:22.329 --> 00:56:23.550
you put down in that soil,

00:56:24.251 --> 00:56:26.251
that's the equivalent of an Olympic-sized

00:56:26.271 --> 00:56:29.032
swimming pool per acre for every one

00:56:29.072 --> 00:56:29.492
percent.

00:56:30.572 --> 00:56:34.375
So not only does that benefit, I mean,

00:56:34.594 --> 00:56:35.155
good night.

00:56:35.255 --> 00:56:36.695
I mean, you're refilling aquifers.

00:56:36.735 --> 00:56:38.137
If you do all this stuff right, folks,

00:56:38.177 --> 00:56:39.737
you can be refilling your aquifers.

00:56:40.277 --> 00:56:43.420
You can be doing everything right in terms

00:56:43.460 --> 00:56:44.501
of your water storage.

00:56:44.621 --> 00:56:46.141
And then depending on where you are,

00:56:46.181 --> 00:56:47.583
you might want to put in swales and

00:56:47.603 --> 00:56:50.824
have it go even in a much deeper

00:56:50.844 --> 00:56:51.206
fashion.

00:56:52.166 --> 00:56:52.286
Um,

00:56:52.666 --> 00:56:54.047
there's so many different ways you can go

00:56:54.086 --> 00:56:55.507
about this, but honestly,

00:56:55.547 --> 00:56:58.389
that is just another ancillary benefit to

00:56:58.429 --> 00:56:59.750
doing the right thing with the soil.

00:57:00.650 --> 00:57:01.391
So before we,

00:57:01.731 --> 00:57:02.891
let's go ahead and cover this.

00:57:02.931 --> 00:57:03.572
Can you read that?

00:57:04.045 --> 00:57:05.405
Yeah, I can.

00:57:05.425 --> 00:57:07.407
This is from Regenerative Orchards.

00:57:07.568 --> 00:57:09.610
I was at an account yesterday that has

00:57:09.969 --> 00:57:10.710
peach trees.

00:57:10.751 --> 00:57:13.132
Some of them look like they have peach

00:57:13.172 --> 00:57:13.733
leaf curl.

00:57:13.753 --> 00:57:14.393
To my knowledge,

00:57:14.454 --> 00:57:16.295
I thought peach leaf curl was a springtime

00:57:16.335 --> 00:57:18.978
disease, not a middle of summer disease.

00:57:19.157 --> 00:57:21.199
Thoughts?

00:57:21.300 --> 00:57:23.041
Okay, I've been seeing this kind of thing.

00:57:23.141 --> 00:57:23.461
This is...

00:57:24.635 --> 00:57:25.976
I've been seeing a whole lot of weird

00:57:25.996 --> 00:57:26.956
stuff going on here.

00:57:27.376 --> 00:57:29.237
And I'm not kidding in a big,

00:57:29.277 --> 00:57:29.818
big way.

00:57:30.418 --> 00:57:32.059
I'm seeing things happening to trees

00:57:32.099 --> 00:57:34.099
around here that shouldn't happen.

00:57:34.619 --> 00:57:36.300
I'm even seeing things that are happening

00:57:36.340 --> 00:57:39.101
in the pasture that is improving,

00:57:39.161 --> 00:57:40.601
improving, improving every year.

00:57:40.742 --> 00:57:42.443
And now all of a sudden we're seeing

00:57:42.483 --> 00:57:44.083
things that we know shouldn't be there.

00:57:45.043 --> 00:57:46.744
And I'm thinking it's a function of what

00:57:46.784 --> 00:57:48.184
they're dropping from the sky, man.

00:57:48.224 --> 00:57:49.326
I wish I had a better answer for

00:57:49.346 --> 00:57:49.405
you,

00:57:49.445 --> 00:57:50.885
but I'll tell you what I would do

00:57:51.746 --> 00:57:52.286
is, um,

00:57:53.311 --> 00:57:54.331
If I were dealing with this,

00:57:54.692 --> 00:57:56.273
it's always better to do it early when

00:57:56.293 --> 00:57:57.253
the buds start forming.

00:57:58.014 --> 00:58:00.235
But at least once a month in the

00:58:00.275 --> 00:58:01.516
growing season these days,

00:58:01.996 --> 00:58:03.518
I would highly encourage everybody to go

00:58:03.557 --> 00:58:05.659
out there, take some raw milk,

00:58:05.699 --> 00:58:06.721
put it in a pump sprayer,

00:58:06.760 --> 00:58:09.643
mix it fifty fifty with distilled water.

00:58:10.362 --> 00:58:10.903
Go out there,

00:58:10.943 --> 00:58:12.844
spray every part of your tree, every leaf,

00:58:12.885 --> 00:58:14.226
every bud, everything coming up.

00:58:15.005 --> 00:58:16.246
And what you're going to find out is

00:58:16.266 --> 00:58:19.150
that the beneficial fungi and the bacteria

00:58:19.369 --> 00:58:20.690
that's in that milk,

00:58:20.811 --> 00:58:21.851
and it's got to be raw milk.

00:58:21.891 --> 00:58:23.253
It can't be pasteurized or anything like

00:58:23.273 --> 00:58:23.353
that.

00:58:23.373 --> 00:58:24.375
It's got to have the life in it.

00:58:25.255 --> 00:58:26.637
Obviously, you want to take the cream off.

00:58:27.764 --> 00:58:30.467
It will absolutely positively out-compete

00:58:31.067 --> 00:58:32.507
any of the bad stuff that seems to

00:58:32.527 --> 00:58:32.927
be falling,

00:58:32.947 --> 00:58:33.909
but you got to get out and do

00:58:33.969 --> 00:58:34.068
it.

00:58:34.588 --> 00:58:36.110
And I would highly recommend you doing it

00:58:36.210 --> 00:58:36.690
once a month.

00:58:36.750 --> 00:58:38.070
It's honestly come to that.

00:58:38.090 --> 00:58:40.072
You can do the same thing with a,

00:58:40.873 --> 00:58:42.072
oh, some, what am I looking for?

00:58:42.233 --> 00:58:44.175
Compost extract.

00:58:44.255 --> 00:58:45.434
Yeah, not an extract.

00:58:45.454 --> 00:58:45.876
Soil saviors.

00:58:45.976 --> 00:58:47.376
A compost tea.

00:58:48.657 --> 00:58:50.179
Oh, compost tea,

00:58:50.219 --> 00:58:52.521
compost tea as like it would act like

00:58:52.541 --> 00:58:53.782
a sticky barrier on there.

00:58:53.802 --> 00:58:55.083
You can do a compost tea.

00:58:55.643 --> 00:58:56.905
Cool thing about a compost tea.

00:58:57.085 --> 00:58:57.606
It's very,

00:58:57.626 --> 00:59:00.648
very hard to make a real compost.

00:59:00.750 --> 00:59:02.371
There's a difference between extract and

00:59:02.411 --> 00:59:02.570
tea.

00:59:02.610 --> 00:59:05.875
Y'all tea has the glues in there to

00:59:05.894 --> 00:59:07.175
stick to whatever it's going to.

00:59:07.215 --> 00:59:08.496
So it's more of a foliar spray.

00:59:09.240 --> 00:59:10.641
When you put that T out there,

00:59:11.181 --> 00:59:12.503
it's going to stick and take up all

00:59:12.523 --> 00:59:14.643
those sites that the bad guys want.

00:59:15.143 --> 00:59:16.565
The cool thing about it is you only

00:59:16.585 --> 00:59:17.865
got to put that on once a season,

00:59:18.346 --> 00:59:19.327
but you got to get it right.

00:59:20.166 --> 00:59:22.168
And it's hard to do.

00:59:22.208 --> 00:59:23.949
You're going to lose sleep making it.

00:59:24.030 --> 00:59:24.650
I guarantee it.

00:59:26.811 --> 00:59:26.971
Yeah.

00:59:27.070 --> 00:59:28.711
You're at that happy spot where all your

00:59:28.751 --> 00:59:29.972
bacteria, fungi,

00:59:30.472 --> 00:59:31.893
and everybody are reproducing.

00:59:31.914 --> 00:59:32.735
And when they reproduce,

00:59:32.755 --> 00:59:34.155
they make these little glues.

00:59:34.795 --> 00:59:36.157
And that's exactly what's going to hold

00:59:36.177 --> 00:59:36.896
them in place.

00:59:37.536 --> 00:59:37.777
So...

00:59:38.786 --> 00:59:40.766
The milk is typically the option I like

00:59:40.806 --> 00:59:41.307
to go with,

00:59:41.367 --> 00:59:42.668
even though I haven't had time to mess

00:59:42.708 --> 00:59:42.949
with it.

00:59:43.668 --> 00:59:45.090
The milk is the option I like to

00:59:45.130 --> 00:59:45.469
go with,

00:59:45.630 --> 00:59:46.431
even though you're going to have to do

00:59:46.451 --> 00:59:47.331
it like once a month.

00:59:48.132 --> 00:59:49.293
It's just I don't have time.

00:59:49.353 --> 00:59:50.653
I don't have that kind of time to

00:59:50.713 --> 00:59:53.574
babysit a compost bubbler to be able to

00:59:53.594 --> 00:59:54.456
do all that right now.

00:59:55.108 --> 00:59:55.409
No,

00:59:55.730 --> 00:59:57.271
Amy B is saying raw milk is hard

00:59:57.291 --> 00:59:57.610
to find.

00:59:57.670 --> 00:59:59.472
Can you also do it with like spoiled

00:59:59.532 --> 01:00:00.793
organic milk potentially?

01:00:02.375 --> 01:00:02.835
Will that work?

01:00:02.974 --> 01:00:05.737
If it's been pasteurized or homogenized,

01:00:05.797 --> 01:00:06.438
no, it's got to be.

01:00:07.418 --> 01:00:10.420
What about kefir or kefir?

01:00:10.521 --> 01:00:12.282
Maybe.

01:00:12.302 --> 01:00:12.643
Yeah, kefir.

01:00:12.702 --> 01:00:13.483
I don't know about that.

01:00:13.543 --> 01:00:14.885
I mean, it might work.

01:00:15.204 --> 01:00:15.726
I don't know.

01:00:18.188 --> 01:00:18.748
I don't know.

01:00:18.788 --> 01:00:20.510
But I do know that if you can

01:00:20.530 --> 01:00:21.650
go out there, I have access.

01:00:21.690 --> 01:00:22.391
I mean, around here,

01:00:22.751 --> 01:00:24.432
we definitely know people with cows.

01:00:25.882 --> 01:00:27.123
It really doesn't take that much,

01:00:27.163 --> 01:00:27.903
but you want to do it at the

01:00:27.923 --> 01:00:29.144
beginning of the growing season,

01:00:30.065 --> 01:00:32.706
and usually you're going to be good.

01:00:32.726 --> 01:00:33.768
Like every month,

01:00:33.987 --> 01:00:35.088
every month you want to go out there.

01:00:35.108 --> 01:00:36.268
When you've got as many trees as you

01:00:36.309 --> 01:00:36.570
have,

01:00:37.369 --> 01:00:38.490
you're going to be putting in some work,

01:00:38.550 --> 01:00:38.911
nephew.

01:00:39.130 --> 01:00:39.831
No doubt about that.

01:00:39.891 --> 01:00:41.012
Go ahead.

01:00:41.092 --> 01:00:42.072
Yeah, son, it's back to you.

01:00:42.594 --> 01:00:44.215
Yeah.

01:00:44.255 --> 01:00:46.516
So another benefit,

01:00:46.576 --> 01:00:48.077
the way a healthy garden creates healthy

01:00:48.117 --> 01:00:48.416
people,

01:00:48.818 --> 01:00:51.179
is that you're going outside and you're

01:00:51.199 --> 01:00:51.880
getting sun.

01:00:52.980 --> 01:00:54.081
And if you're in your garden and you

01:00:54.121 --> 01:00:54.981
ain't getting any sun,

01:00:56.101 --> 01:00:56.802
Where's your garden?

01:00:57.041 --> 01:00:58.483
Or you might be in the out there

01:00:58.503 --> 01:00:58.842
at night,

01:00:58.943 --> 01:01:02.085
but you're inherently going to get sun and

01:01:02.365 --> 01:01:03.766
kind of I think farmers.

01:01:03.967 --> 01:01:04.128
Now,

01:01:04.268 --> 01:01:07.150
we first made the remark that like it's

01:01:07.630 --> 01:01:09.731
this new sun protocol is kind of backwards

01:01:09.851 --> 01:01:13.054
towards in regards to what farmers usually

01:01:13.094 --> 01:01:13.235
do,

01:01:13.255 --> 01:01:15.217
where they do it early in the morning,

01:01:15.697 --> 01:01:16.918
do chores late at night,

01:01:16.958 --> 01:01:18.219
and they kind of do all their inside

01:01:18.239 --> 01:01:19.059
work in the middle of the day.

01:01:20.663 --> 01:01:21.744
There's an added benefit.

01:01:21.804 --> 01:01:21.983
I mean,

01:01:22.023 --> 01:01:24.286
there is a benefit to doing it that

01:01:24.326 --> 01:01:26.007
way in that you're getting early morning

01:01:26.047 --> 01:01:26.367
light.

01:01:26.648 --> 01:01:27.748
If you go out there in the garden

01:01:27.949 --> 01:01:28.610
early in the morning,

01:01:28.889 --> 01:01:30.050
you're getting early morning light,

01:01:30.110 --> 01:01:31.492
so you're setting the circadian rhythm,

01:01:31.833 --> 01:01:33.813
and you're also getting late evening

01:01:33.873 --> 01:01:34.153
light.

01:01:34.295 --> 01:01:34.414
Now,

01:01:34.434 --> 01:01:35.996
you could just make the extra trip of

01:01:36.056 --> 01:01:38.077
maybe going and checking on your garden in

01:01:38.097 --> 01:01:38.697
the middle of the day,

01:01:38.717 --> 01:01:39.958
so that way you can get that full

01:01:39.998 --> 01:01:40.619
spectrum of

01:01:40.820 --> 01:01:42.661
sun for however long you need to according

01:01:42.762 --> 01:01:45.083
the deminder app and everything but if

01:01:45.103 --> 01:01:46.324
you're out there in your garden you're

01:01:46.344 --> 01:01:48.306
inherently going to get sun now a lot

01:01:48.347 --> 01:01:49.628
of people go out in their garden

01:01:49.688 --> 01:01:52.391
especially like um older women a lot of

01:01:52.411 --> 01:01:54.012
people go out there and garden fully

01:01:54.072 --> 01:01:55.914
covered up they have the big sun hat

01:01:56.253 --> 01:01:58.235
they have long sleeve shirt on or they

01:01:58.255 --> 01:02:01.038
have some uh big gauntlet gloves or

01:02:01.378 --> 01:02:02.940
they're out there in full-blown pants and

01:02:02.960 --> 01:02:04.360
stuff like that try to do it as

01:02:04.420 --> 01:02:05.762
naked as possible if you can

01:02:06.483 --> 01:02:08.724
um without getting in you know any kind

01:02:08.744 --> 01:02:10.085
of trouble or anything like that but try

01:02:10.105 --> 01:02:12.166
to do it as naked as possible believe

01:02:12.206 --> 01:02:14.085
it or not the bugs kind of leave

01:02:14.126 --> 01:02:17.168
alone the uh i mean except for mosquitoes

01:02:17.188 --> 01:02:19.329
mosquitoes will completely violate any

01:02:19.369 --> 01:02:20.889
kind of barrier you had but you ain't

01:02:20.909 --> 01:02:22.969
gonna get bugs everywhere is all i'm

01:02:22.989 --> 01:02:24.891
trying to say so there's no reason for

01:02:24.951 --> 01:02:26.652
alarm or anything like that just don't sit

01:02:26.692 --> 01:02:28.532
down on fire ant pile you should be

01:02:28.552 --> 01:02:28.733
good

01:02:29.507 --> 01:02:31.688
yeah boy ain't that the truth all right

01:02:31.728 --> 01:02:32.829
so i got a bunch more but i'm

01:02:33.030 --> 01:02:34.490
and we've gone a little bit long and

01:02:34.570 --> 01:02:36.112
i kind of monologued a little bit too

01:02:36.152 --> 01:02:37.452
long about some things hopefully those

01:02:37.572 --> 01:02:39.554
were a blessing to you but you know

01:02:39.733 --> 01:02:41.195
i'm just going to end it with my

01:02:41.255 --> 01:02:42.476
on my end with this one that you

01:02:42.496 --> 01:02:44.297
know a healthy soil is an investment for

01:02:44.336 --> 01:02:47.539
future generations it really is i mean the

01:02:47.599 --> 01:02:49.239
only worthwhile thing you're really going

01:02:49.260 --> 01:02:50.641
to leave if you have any land or

01:02:50.661 --> 01:02:52.001
holdings or anything else at all

01:02:52.960 --> 01:02:54.461
is if you can leave that in an

01:02:54.661 --> 01:02:56.824
area and show them how you got there,

01:02:56.884 --> 01:02:58.505
especially if it was denuded or if it

01:02:58.525 --> 01:02:59.246
was messed up,

01:02:59.646 --> 01:03:01.608
if you can show them how you arrived

01:03:01.628 --> 01:03:03.690
there, man, that's only going to help.

01:03:04.190 --> 01:03:05.690
I mean, you could take this topsoil,

01:03:05.831 --> 01:03:07.693
and it could be used for centuries,

01:03:07.813 --> 01:03:11.096
and it was forever and a day before

01:03:11.215 --> 01:03:11.916
we got over here,

01:03:11.956 --> 01:03:13.117
industrialized everything.

01:03:13.557 --> 01:03:15.438
There was ten feet of topsoil when Lewis

01:03:15.458 --> 01:03:17.121
and Clark came across.

01:03:17.621 --> 01:03:18.382
It's all gone.

01:03:18.961 --> 01:03:21.503
It's all been taken away for the most

01:03:21.543 --> 01:03:21.802
part.

01:03:22.402 --> 01:03:23.603
Now we can build it back.

01:03:24.382 --> 01:03:25.463
It's going to take some time,

01:03:25.483 --> 01:03:27.023
but that's exactly what I'm talking about.

01:03:27.543 --> 01:03:30.445
These are worthwhile things that you can

01:03:30.465 --> 01:03:31.945
leave behind this legacy of, hey,

01:03:32.664 --> 01:03:33.746
grandson, granddaughter,

01:03:33.766 --> 01:03:34.585
this is how I did it.

01:03:35.146 --> 01:03:36.646
This is how you need to carry on

01:03:36.666 --> 01:03:37.106
with this.

01:03:37.766 --> 01:03:39.547
And we're doing it in accordance to what

01:03:39.606 --> 01:03:41.708
we see in the world around us in

01:03:41.748 --> 01:03:42.128
nature.

01:03:42.867 --> 01:03:45.251
not man-made nature but what the way the

01:03:45.271 --> 01:03:46.813
good lord put it out here that's what

01:03:46.833 --> 01:03:49.416
we're replicating here and you could have

01:03:49.476 --> 01:03:53.300
something that that really and truly you

01:03:53.320 --> 01:03:55.342
know it it can last forever in a

01:03:55.382 --> 01:03:56.704
day as long as you don't do something

01:03:56.764 --> 01:03:57.164
stupid

01:03:57.940 --> 01:03:59.061
And doing something stupid.

01:03:59.161 --> 01:04:01.905
And that's notwithstanding the fact that

01:04:01.945 --> 01:04:03.766
there are stupid things happening anyway

01:04:03.806 --> 01:04:05.268
from the sky.

01:04:06.009 --> 01:04:06.208
Folks,

01:04:06.248 --> 01:04:07.630
I go on about this because it is

01:04:07.690 --> 01:04:09.552
happening everywhere.

01:04:10.233 --> 01:04:11.012
They are dumping,

01:04:11.052 --> 01:04:13.355
they are poisoning the skies everywhere.

01:04:14.076 --> 01:04:15.317
And we have got to wake up the

01:04:15.336 --> 01:04:15.918
people to this.

01:04:16.916 --> 01:04:17.976
All the powers that shouldn't be,

01:04:18.016 --> 01:04:19.237
they don't even want to talk about it.

01:04:19.617 --> 01:04:21.900
Both my senators and congressmen told me

01:04:21.920 --> 01:04:22.601
I'm a nut job.

01:04:22.621 --> 01:04:24.322
They don't entertain basket cases.

01:04:25.001 --> 01:04:26.923
Yeah, I'm like, okay, well, what if,

01:04:28.105 --> 01:04:28.425
you know,

01:04:29.025 --> 01:04:31.067
one percent of their constituents did the

01:04:31.086 --> 01:04:31.646
same thing?

01:04:32.427 --> 01:04:33.748
They might be singing a different tune.

01:04:34.570 --> 01:04:34.750
All right,

01:04:34.789 --> 01:04:35.891
so let me kick it on over to

01:04:35.911 --> 01:04:36.030
you.

01:04:36.920 --> 01:04:39.322
My last one is that you're more likely

01:04:39.362 --> 01:04:41.384
to eat vegetables you typically wouldn't

01:04:41.503 --> 01:04:43.545
or food that you typically wouldn't eat.

01:04:44.306 --> 01:04:45.347
Like when it comes to animals,

01:04:45.606 --> 01:04:47.628
if you raise and harvest your own animal,

01:04:48.047 --> 01:04:49.708
you're going to eat all parts of that

01:04:49.769 --> 01:04:50.050
animal,

01:04:50.170 --> 01:04:52.110
parts that you typically wouldn't buy from

01:04:52.130 --> 01:04:52.471
the store,

01:04:52.891 --> 01:04:55.333
more nutritious parts like organs or liver

01:04:55.492 --> 01:04:56.954
or whatever it may be that you wouldn't

01:04:56.994 --> 01:04:58.034
typically buy at the store.

01:04:58.375 --> 01:05:00.135
When it comes to a garden, for example,

01:05:00.476 --> 01:05:02.358
if I grow beets, I'm eating beets.

01:05:03.117 --> 01:05:04.639
I am never going to go buy beets

01:05:04.659 --> 01:05:06.380
from the garden or from the grocery store.

01:05:06.481 --> 01:05:08.181
That's never going to be something canned

01:05:08.202 --> 01:05:08.842
or otherwise,

01:05:09.242 --> 01:05:11.244
unless it's like pickled beets for mom

01:05:11.264 --> 01:05:12.664
because mom likes pickled things.

01:05:13.005 --> 01:05:14.025
But I am never going to go to

01:05:14.045 --> 01:05:15.827
the store and buy beets and eat beets.

01:05:16.088 --> 01:05:17.688
There's a bunch of vegetables that people

01:05:17.728 --> 01:05:20.090
are like that with that they don't really

01:05:20.570 --> 01:05:21.331
realize until...

01:05:22.512 --> 01:05:23.853
until they finally realize it.

01:05:23.893 --> 01:05:25.574
But you're going to eat stuff out of

01:05:25.614 --> 01:05:27.956
your garden that you would not buy from

01:05:27.996 --> 01:05:28.737
the grocery store.

01:05:28.998 --> 01:05:29.958
And you're going to eat more of a

01:05:30.018 --> 01:05:30.539
diverse,

01:05:31.139 --> 01:05:33.942
more colorful plants that you typically

01:05:33.961 --> 01:05:35.643
wouldn't eat if you had to buy them

01:05:35.663 --> 01:05:36.443
from the grocery store.

01:05:36.943 --> 01:05:39.226
So yeah, like there's a lot of lettuces.

01:05:39.606 --> 01:05:40.807
I wouldn't buy those lettuces

01:05:40.867 --> 01:05:41.547
individually,

01:05:41.708 --> 01:05:42.989
but I'll grow them and then put them

01:05:43.010 --> 01:05:44.490
in a salad, things like that.

01:05:44.570 --> 01:05:46.231
So yeah,

01:05:46.311 --> 01:05:49.074
it'll increase your vegetable palate.

01:05:50.103 --> 01:05:50.963
I couldn't agree more.

01:05:51.164 --> 01:05:52.704
And I'm glad you brought up beets.

01:05:52.844 --> 01:05:53.605
I mean, for years,

01:05:53.704 --> 01:05:55.065
I thought I hated beets.

01:05:55.286 --> 01:05:56.806
You couldn't give me beets to save my

01:05:56.867 --> 01:05:57.106
life.

01:05:57.166 --> 01:05:57.487
Why?

01:05:58.268 --> 01:06:00.768
Because I grew up with parents that raised

01:06:00.829 --> 01:06:01.809
us with prison food.

01:06:02.309 --> 01:06:03.831
Everything we ate normally came out of a

01:06:03.911 --> 01:06:04.751
box or a can.

01:06:05.271 --> 01:06:07.112
So we would eat these beets out of

01:06:07.132 --> 01:06:07.592
a can.

01:06:07.773 --> 01:06:09.494
It was the most disgusting thing I've ever

01:06:09.534 --> 01:06:10.335
tasted in my life.

01:06:10.815 --> 01:06:11.695
I thought I hated beets.

01:06:11.715 --> 01:06:12.476
And then your mom,

01:06:13.516 --> 01:06:14.657
she made a salad one night.

01:06:14.677 --> 01:06:16.438
It had walnuts and beets and some other

01:06:16.458 --> 01:06:16.998
stuff in there.

01:06:17.498 --> 01:06:18.280
I didn't want to eat it.

01:06:19.320 --> 01:06:20.882
And I went ahead and tried it.

01:06:20.902 --> 01:06:21.481
And I'm like, hold on.

01:06:21.681 --> 01:06:23.101
These are not, what is this?

01:06:23.161 --> 01:06:24.023
These are not beets.

01:06:24.543 --> 01:06:24.963
Like, no,

01:06:25.043 --> 01:06:26.922
these are what beets are supposed to taste

01:06:26.963 --> 01:06:27.224
like.

01:06:27.724 --> 01:06:29.083
Because when I was raised, I mean, man,

01:06:29.103 --> 01:06:30.485
there was so much garbage we ate out

01:06:30.505 --> 01:06:30.925
of a can.

01:06:30.965 --> 01:06:33.284
No wonder there were things I didn't like.

01:06:33.344 --> 01:06:35.106
Now I absolutely love just because of what

01:06:35.146 --> 01:06:35.766
you said there.

01:06:36.385 --> 01:06:37.847
So, yeah, I mean, in fact,

01:06:37.907 --> 01:06:38.666
I just grew two.

01:06:38.786 --> 01:06:39.306
I got two.

01:06:39.407 --> 01:06:40.768
I just sowed two beds.

01:06:41.507 --> 01:06:43.628
full of beets not only because the greens

01:06:43.748 --> 01:06:46.250
are very very nutritious but the beets

01:06:46.269 --> 01:06:49.010
themselves are very very very very

01:06:49.050 --> 01:06:51.952
nutritious and i take them and i freeze

01:06:51.972 --> 01:06:53.552
dry them also in fact i'm still working

01:06:53.592 --> 01:06:54.753
on some of what i had yet last

01:06:54.793 --> 01:06:57.795
year um i'll take those beets and put

01:06:57.815 --> 01:07:00.615
them in whatever i'm drinking and it'll

01:07:00.795 --> 01:07:03.077
add nitric nitric oxide to you i mean

01:07:03.097 --> 01:07:04.338
that's that's a pretty good way

01:07:04.818 --> 01:07:06.259
That's how you know this whole thing is

01:07:06.278 --> 01:07:06.719
a scam.

01:07:07.039 --> 01:07:09.119
Beets are the last vegetable you need to

01:07:09.139 --> 01:07:10.400
be packing in syrup.

01:07:10.920 --> 01:07:12.882
Beets are already freaking sweet.

01:07:13.282 --> 01:07:14.043
Just add water,

01:07:14.063 --> 01:07:15.324
and it'll eventually get sweet,

01:07:15.364 --> 01:07:17.023
and they're over here packing it in syrup.

01:07:17.344 --> 01:07:18.885
That's why I didn't like beets at first

01:07:18.945 --> 01:07:19.186
either,

01:07:19.206 --> 01:07:20.266
because the first time I had them was

01:07:20.286 --> 01:07:22.726
out of a can in corn syrup or

01:07:22.768 --> 01:07:23.128
something.

01:07:23.907 --> 01:07:25.469
I was like, this is not tasty.

01:07:26.070 --> 01:07:26.389
No.

01:07:26.530 --> 01:07:27.851
Well, you didn't get them from your mom,

01:07:27.911 --> 01:07:28.610
I can tell you that.

01:07:28.931 --> 01:07:30.231
You must have ate them somewhere else.

01:07:30.471 --> 01:07:31.791
I got them from the same source as

01:07:31.831 --> 01:07:32.231
you did.

01:07:32.251 --> 01:07:32.472
Oh, yeah.

01:07:32.492 --> 01:07:32.592
Okay.

01:07:32.692 --> 01:07:32.771
Yeah.

01:07:34.931 --> 01:07:38.313
Yeah, those beets were absolutely... Yeah,

01:07:38.353 --> 01:07:38.813
my mom,

01:07:38.833 --> 01:07:39.934
she would pull them out of a can

01:07:39.954 --> 01:07:41.293
and think she cooked something.

01:07:41.353 --> 01:07:43.675
I mean, it was just downright disgusting.

01:07:44.094 --> 01:07:46.114
But anyway, I got two full beds.

01:07:46.175 --> 01:07:47.356
I got yellow ones out there.

01:07:47.976 --> 01:07:50.155
I got a white variety.

01:07:50.275 --> 01:07:52.056
I got, obviously, the red variety.

01:07:52.777 --> 01:07:54.699
But the greens are every bit as valuable

01:07:54.739 --> 01:07:56.422
to me as every other part of that

01:07:56.461 --> 01:07:56.722
beet.

01:07:56.762 --> 01:07:59.204
So believe me, I'll be making full use.

01:07:59.284 --> 01:08:00.286
Yeah, fermented beets.

01:08:00.347 --> 01:08:03.490
Yeah, if you guys don't like beets,

01:08:03.670 --> 01:08:04.351
ferment them.

01:08:04.472 --> 01:08:05.413
They are amazing.

01:08:05.472 --> 01:08:06.273
I was going to say that.

01:08:06.313 --> 01:08:08.277
Yeah, fermented beets are one of the best.

01:08:08.717 --> 01:08:09.659
They taste awesome.

01:08:10.835 --> 01:08:11.496
Yeah, Amy said,

01:08:11.556 --> 01:08:12.978
is DEET better than covering up?

01:08:13.277 --> 01:08:14.219
I wouldn't put DEET on me.

01:08:14.259 --> 01:08:16.201
I mean, that stuff is straight up poison.

01:08:16.862 --> 01:08:18.203
I would cover up before I went ahead

01:08:18.222 --> 01:08:22.046
and put on DEET or vanilla.

01:08:22.067 --> 01:08:23.908
Vanilla keeps them away.

01:08:23.948 --> 01:08:24.168
Well,

01:08:24.208 --> 01:08:26.190
another thing is eat a bunch of garlic.

01:08:26.631 --> 01:08:26.810
I mean,

01:08:26.832 --> 01:08:29.533
I eat at least three or four cloves

01:08:29.573 --> 01:08:32.296
a day and don't have any problem with

01:08:32.337 --> 01:08:33.358
any of those kinds of critters.

01:08:33.497 --> 01:08:34.319
Don't really have any.

01:08:35.322 --> 01:08:37.141
you can grow a citronella plant and every

01:08:37.181 --> 01:08:37.863
time you go outside,

01:08:37.903 --> 01:08:39.243
just rub yourself down with it.

01:08:39.703 --> 01:08:41.042
June does that to all of us.

01:08:41.082 --> 01:08:42.122
Every time we go out in the front

01:08:42.143 --> 01:08:44.583
yard, we rub down with some citronella.

01:08:44.604 --> 01:08:46.503
Oh, well, how about that?

01:08:47.184 --> 01:08:47.385
Yeah.

01:08:47.404 --> 01:08:48.305
My little cutie bear.

01:08:48.645 --> 01:08:49.204
All right, y'all.

01:08:49.265 --> 01:08:49.585
I hope,

01:08:49.845 --> 01:08:51.045
I hope this was a blessing to you.

01:08:51.064 --> 01:08:52.426
I didn't mean to go as sideways as

01:08:52.485 --> 01:08:52.765
I did,

01:08:52.805 --> 01:08:55.405
but hopefully that blue light lesson is

01:08:55.445 --> 01:08:56.666
kind of sticking to a lot of you

01:08:56.706 --> 01:08:57.367
out there, folks.

01:08:57.407 --> 01:08:59.067
I'm telling you, they, these,

01:09:02.648 --> 01:09:03.967
we are living in times where,

01:09:05.425 --> 01:09:06.286
I'm not trying to leave it on a

01:09:06.326 --> 01:09:07.365
sour note, but I'm telling you,

01:09:07.405 --> 01:09:08.346
there is hope out there,

01:09:08.367 --> 01:09:09.707
but it ain't coming from your government.

01:09:10.688 --> 01:09:11.807
It ain't coming from the government.

01:09:12.488 --> 01:09:13.689
And things like YouTube,

01:09:13.729 --> 01:09:15.310
they will always limit the amount of

01:09:15.350 --> 01:09:16.930
people that they will allow see something

01:09:16.951 --> 01:09:17.331
like this.

01:09:17.390 --> 01:09:19.311
So if you're hearing this in the podcast

01:09:19.351 --> 01:09:21.092
realm, look, go give us a review.

01:09:21.412 --> 01:09:23.333
It helps put us out there to people

01:09:23.373 --> 01:09:24.694
that are looking for information like

01:09:24.734 --> 01:09:24.935
this.

01:09:25.887 --> 01:09:27.429
we're talking about things here that they

01:09:27.448 --> 01:09:29.289
don't want heard every time we do a

01:09:29.350 --> 01:09:32.671
podcast here um i mean i kid you

01:09:32.711 --> 01:09:34.271
not they probably dropped this two hundred

01:09:34.332 --> 01:09:36.052
people because i've done so many podcasts

01:09:36.113 --> 01:09:39.715
as of late they probably dropped i mean

01:09:39.954 --> 01:09:41.435
unsubscribed maybe two hundred people i

01:09:41.475 --> 01:09:43.176
you know i don't care about subscriptions

01:09:43.817 --> 01:09:44.896
i don't care about getting a bunch of

01:09:44.917 --> 01:09:46.358
people i just want the right people and

01:09:46.417 --> 01:09:48.279
i want them to evangelize this stuff

01:09:48.719 --> 01:09:50.159
because the only way to get through this

01:09:50.828 --> 01:09:52.729
is the only way we're going to see

01:09:52.748 --> 01:09:54.668
a positive outcome is if we stand up

01:09:54.689 --> 01:09:55.750
and start kicking some butt.

01:09:56.609 --> 01:09:58.150
And, folks, I don't mean that physically.

01:09:58.270 --> 01:09:59.871
I mean that we have got to get

01:10:00.070 --> 01:10:00.391
active.

01:10:01.152 --> 01:10:02.511
You're either an activist or an

01:10:02.551 --> 01:10:03.193
inactivist.

01:10:03.813 --> 01:10:04.853
Either way, you're involved.

01:10:05.554 --> 01:10:06.913
All right, son, anything else to add?

01:10:07.793 --> 01:10:10.796
Nancy wanted to say Bond Charge is having

01:10:10.836 --> 01:10:12.136
a good sale right now.

01:10:13.617 --> 01:10:15.877
So get your blue light blockers and, yeah,

01:10:15.917 --> 01:10:17.158
get them at a discount right now.

01:10:17.761 --> 01:10:19.002
That's what I'm talking about, y'all.

01:10:19.122 --> 01:10:19.302
Well,

01:10:19.323 --> 01:10:20.663
I want to thank everybody for checking us

01:10:20.743 --> 01:10:21.203
out today.

01:10:21.243 --> 01:10:22.864
Thank you for all your support and your

01:10:22.905 --> 01:10:23.225
love.

01:10:23.246 --> 01:10:24.265
We pray for you guys.

01:10:24.846 --> 01:10:26.167
Till next time, stay alert.

01:10:26.188 --> 01:10:26.387
Stay alive.

01:10:26.427 --> 01:10:27.087
We've got the answers.

01:10:27.108 --> 01:10:46.921
All we need to do.

01:10:48.800 --> 01:10:52.804
Listen to the earth, they've got us.

01:10:52.823 --> 01:10:54.305
Let's see the change,

01:10:54.787 --> 01:10:56.347
watch the world spin.

01:10:56.769 --> 01:10:59.372
From the smallest sprout to the harmony

01:10:59.391 --> 01:11:00.313
begin.

01:11:00.573 --> 01:11:01.953
In the cycle of life,

01:11:01.974 --> 01:11:04.417
where the magic's alive.

01:11:04.777 --> 01:11:05.939
Turn it to the beat,

01:11:06.338 --> 01:11:08.421
feel the fire and thrive.

01:11:18.268 --> 01:11:18.676
in the sun.