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0:00 Are you ready? Okay us do it? Ill Martinas Live a program about current events, our culture, our values, our politics, and our future. And now Bill Martinez, Well. Good afternoon, America. Glad you could join us. I'm Bill Martinez. We got doctor George Faried going to be joining us in just a moment. And incredible stories. We go back. If you remember, it was several years ago at the start of COVID when we talked to doctor Farid, and then he followed up with this incredible book, The Miracle of Imperial Valley, and we're going to talk about that, talk about the implications of the hearing, the committee hearing with doctor Fauci, because the history is rich and doctor Freed was there from the very beginning. He was saving souls and keeping people away from ventilators. And just like I said, an incredible story, Doctor George Ferri. Good to have you with us. God bless you.

0:58 It's great to be with you, Bill, and thanks you for all you do. And it's my privilege. Thank you well, doctor fred. Just to remind everybody, let's talk about what it was like day one when all the COVID mandates came out and you got you know, doctor Fauci, Anthony Fauci declaring himself as science right. Well, yeah, that's what's so dissolutioning, and that I'm sort of a contemporary of Fauci, and that I in my history. I was in the Public Health Service after my internship in medicine in Boston, and I worked at the NIAI D which he became the director of for thirty seven odd years. Yeah, and he was building his empire then in these few years, older than I am. But in any case, I gave respect to those institutions throughout my career, and I went on idealistically in my work. In that era, I was working on SV forty that became an infamous feature of the Maduna vaccine or Pfizer vaccine, one of them is still the ori of SV forty being in the plasmid that people were exposed to. And I actually was a discoverer in that era long ago, the ori of SV forty, that was all claim to fame. And

2:30 I never thought fifty years later I would be dealing with that again in some ways. But I'm glad I didn't stay with that and went into the real clinical medicine. We're in the trenches for thirty six years now in the Imperial Valley of California, with great community communities and great doctors hard working in the trenches, we knew what to do. And getting back to the history now that relates to this discussion bill. In twenty twenty, we saw the wave of COVID coming on and we were told by Fauci that there was no treatment for it, and we were told by others that you just let them write it out and maybe go to the hospital, get indobated if they deteriorate. And ironically, I mean shockingly, Fauci himself had in two thousand and five and working on Sarus, described hydroxy chloroquin as preventive and treatment of COVID veacks of coronavirus infections. And yet when we started, we turned to hydroxy chloroquin because there was evidence it would be beneficial for Didereau and France and our great Holligoo passed away.

3:52 Zelenski are not Zelensky but Zilenkozilenko who is a friend of mine and leader in our country. They had protocols where it was very effective and when it hid us in the Imperial Valley, Brian Tyson, my great apartner and I developed our own protocol with hydroxychloroquin zinc, vitamin D three doxycycline or exithromycin, and vitamin C and hydration and steroids if needed. But our protocol was one hundred percent effective, and Fauci was saying and trying to prevent anyone from knowing that, which was I'll never forgive him for.

4:39 That, well, because because that was the basis for him to convince the President we needed an emergency authorization use right, because he was because you could not have the EAU if there was already protocol or there was uh, you know, relief for the problem, right. Yeah, exactly. The so well stated, well, we were getting such great results. We became visible nationally and internationally, Brian Hudson and myself and our community which was the epicenter for California, and we eventually had thousands of great results of patients cured and prevented from hospitalization. And so I had the honor of being invited to speak about this to the the in the Senate in November twenty twenty.

5:31 Wo okay, and I thought that that might turn the corner on it, but there it was a deaf deafness by Falci and these others CDC and others who were going toward this vaccine approach, that quase vaccine actually a gene therapy. Well, it says a lot about fear, right, it says a lot about fear, that fear would close you off from hearing. Very dissolutioning. But we proceeded, and we eventually maybe twenty thousand cases or in our community and from other areas when we were contacted, and we wrote a book about this, and I'm very proud of that book published in twenty twenty, Overcoming the COVID Darkness. How two doctors successfully treated seven thousand, but we really treated twenty thousand, none being dying or going getting intubated and being hospitalized if treated early, if treated within the first five to seven days of the infection, and many were later presenting to us and doing very well. However, what we're very Fauci's hearing prompted Brian and myself to decide to make a new book, a new edition of this or a sequel with a lot of great contributors.

6:51 It will be about eighteen of the best doctors that are in the field of infectious diseases, in general medicineboting, as well as in other areas that we worked with throughout the pandemic years and even continually. But in any case, the book will hopefully be completed by the end of this year. COVID Overcoming the COVID Darkness twenty twenty seven I think will be the title. But that's where we stand. And one other thing that's so important is that just this last week, Brian who was part of a lawsuit against the Attorney General of California that inflicting repression on doctors like myself. The medical Board was coming after Brian and myself and eventually dropped the suit. But this lawsuit, now a federal judge has provided a preliminary injunction against that lawyer, that Attorney General of California. Such said, doctors like myself and Brian and others on the front lines can speak freely to our patients, and as long as we don't have malpractice or harm someone, we're not going to be subject to attack by a medical board, an osteopathic board, or another governing body. So it's a free

8:22 speech issue. Also that well, it's also inherent to you as a medical doctor. You're socratic oath to do no harm, and here you are clearly aware that harm is being done to the American people. I mean, after everything was said and done, over a million people died. Doctor far Reid. Well that and maybe five hundred thousand from the gene therapy vaccine that they don't like to talk about. They claim it's maybe fifty nine thousand. There should be no death from a vaccine. And I had three patients who died vaccine, and many came to me with consequences of mile carditis or current cardiitis or other side effects that impacted their lives in a horrible way that shouldn't have occurred.

9:14 So the fact that the COVID nineteen VEAC gene therapy vaccines are still out there and new mRNA vaccines are being approved by the FDA, it's just terrible. In my opinion, it would seem reckless in light of where we are and now in understanding that doctor Fauci wasn't forthright, he did harm. And you know, that's one aspect that has to be handled by the Justice Department, by the government. There are many people here in America that are very upset. They lost loved ones, they didn't get a chance to say goodbye to them, Doctor Farid. They passed right, and. I saw that during the pandemic, I was working as an hospitalist in addition to the outpatient work. It shook me to the core that they suffering, that these individuals had, and the horrible endings. Like you've just stated, we'll stay with us.

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15:11 Right, Yes, yes, you're absolutely right, absolutely. And so there can be no deception I know when you and I talked early on, I had shared with you. I said, look at I got COVID, and doctor Fauci previously, you know, near to the time that I got COVID, had made the statement I didn't get vaccinated. I didn't do any of the protocol that the government, doctor Fauci, anybody, you know, all the movie stars and entertainment figures and everything that they had brought to be involved in this co conspiracy, right and so, but I wanted out of my own curiosity, I wanted to test and run this out to see, okay, what would happen.

15:54 With my immunity. Now understand my immunity, as I shared with you, you might recall, is I don't have an My tonsils have been removed, so I have to be a little bit more careful and mindful of my immunity than most people who do still have their appendix and have their donzils. And so I thought, okay, doctor Fauci said, maybe a couple of weeks, if you're lucky, you might get a couple of months. Well, doctor Freid, I continued to run, you know, tests on my immunity, and after three years, my T cell count was as strong as ever. Wonderful, excellent. Yeah, Yeah, the natural immunity was far more elaborate and effective than this limited gene therapy. Va've seen the community so called immunity, and many people got were current infections despite multiple boot boosters from these agents. It was a Russian roulette in a way, right, And there is just no way that it would be I've never been in pav anything that would have a chance of harming significantly or killing an individual, and it's just pitiful to me to realize that that's what was being inflicted on the whole world.

17:13 Right. Well, even doctor Fauci reportedly had an adverse reaction, right. No, he had a potmentary embolism. Yes, and he had multiple recurrences of COVID nineteen infection. And despite many about many boosters, I presume. Yeah, And of course it was him who said initially, if you get the vaccine, you won't get COVID. Yeah, exactly exactly. Rochelle Olinsky said that. Also, who is the acting the head of the CDC at the time. These are people who don't treat patients. Were in our hearing in twenty twenty, the Democratic Representative with someone a public health individual Shef's jaw, who never treated a COVID patient, and he came to present evidence that there was no good reason for no evidence in support of hydroxychloroquin. That was the main component of our treatment and as was iver metin yes, in a multi drug treatment regimen. And so they didn't know what they were talking about, and they were presenting information that was detrimental to the world.

18:31 Well and the situation, you know, you know, I'm based in Florida, and there was a patient in Miami that got some celebrity, so much so that even Donald Trump made reference to it. He was told, you know, two hours before his proposed death that he needed to call his family and talk to them for the last time. And after doing that, they came in and said, look it, we got a hail Mary here. It's called hydroxychlorquin. Would you be willing to try this? I'm dying. What do I got to lose? Well he did, he did, and then two hours later everything was reversed. And so this made the news and here, particularly in the East, and Donald Trump made mention of it, and they all but scolded Donald Trump for even bringing it up, right, I.

19:23 Know, it was really bad, very bad, and it was we're in a situation where he just had bad advisors, terrible advisors, and he didn't can't be blamed in my opinion, right. Well, and again the deception and it's clear, and we knew this early on because we had done some reporting on it and research on it and understood that doctor Fauci had in fact invested in the Wuhan laboratory. Then he had high interest and gain of function, which is just a fancy term for biological wor. My umble opinion, he was funding this work by Ralph Barrick, the man who actually genetically did most of the genetic engineering of COVID nineteen to make it a pathogen for humans, and they did. And Luke Montaigner before he died, my hero and Nobel laureate for his discovery of HIV, realized this and tried to get this out alsoortly onto the pandemic and others who sequenced and looked at the genetic the genome of the of COVID nineteen that it couldn't have come from nature, and it was all handled by this Barrick and Dassic and she she I think in Wuhan, but primarily Barrick and through the funding that he received

20:53 millions of dollars from the Department of War, dow And and Fauci and Iaid. And I don't see how the guy like that could look at himself in the mirror when millions die as a consequence of his machinations. Yeah, I don't know how you sleep at night. We're talking with the medical director, doctor George Farid, who he and his partner early on saw the dangers of COVID. His background was well established and experienced understand the kind of protocols that should be involved. He wrote a book on it called The Miracle of the Imperial Valley. Early treatment protocols saved thousands. I think over seven thousand. We're saying now twenty thousand. At the end of the day.

21:41 All these patients grateful that they're not having to deal with the results of the vaccine that many today are dealing with, and that doctor Freed. We've got a lot of young people in their thirties, some in their twenties that suddenly are dying and VARs is. You know, they're just not reporting on it in a way they should. No, you're absolutely right. It's uh. We have actually turbo cancers occurring that the immune systems have been damaged in addition to the direct cardiac and neurological damage that causes death premature deaths in the population. But the book is titled Overcoming the COVID Darkness. Yes, not the Miracle.

22:30 Oh yeah, in the Miracle the Imperial Valley is that is the headline, because it really is a miracle. Doubt about it. But then, but then you've got a new book coming out. Yeah, we do, and it's going to be even better, and it will be very timely in terms of giving all the factual information that doctors in the general public need to have and know that. And it's somewhat of a of a stepping stone or it's jumping board from the fauci earring. And that's why Brian and I have decided to organize this book. Well, doctor Fraid, what was it like for you when Sacramento called you up to the Star Chamber and started grilling you with the threat of losing your license.

23:17 That was a terrible time, a very bad time in twenty twenty two, twenty two. And this is even after all the empirical evidence, all the proof of saving lives and doing all the great things that you and doctor Tyson did right. Yeah, it was, and they used reasons for doing so after me and for Brian, based upon what we were saying to people like you, And for instance, I spoke at school board meetings and community gatherings and telling the truth about what should be known, that the shutdowns could have been stopped, that masking was it. Really it wasn't effective for a airborne virus and the kids and teachers could go back to work early if they really knew understood that the early treatment was so effective and they could avail themselves to it. And that's why they someone reported me to the medical board.

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28:02 We're talking with. Doctor George Farid. He's the medical director author of the book Overcoming the COVID Darkness. Well, even the way they triage the problem, Doctor for Reid, I mean they put everybody together in one lump sum there wasn't And it's kind of interesting because you think, well, these are scientists, these are people shouldn't know better. But like you pointed out early and people need to understand this. I mean you are in the trenches. You see this, you know how to do this. I mean it's kind of like if you were in a war zone and the doctor came in and didn't have the experience of dealing in a match unit, he'd be lost in space, wouldn't he because he didn't have the background and understanding about a triage the people who were coming in that were injured. Right Is that fair to say, Oh, that.

28:44 Is fair to say, absolutely absolutely. And so it calls upon your experiences, as you pointed out, Phil, thank you, and it upon your involvement with other colleagues who are doing the same thing around the world, around the state, around your community, if they are giving you their experience and what they're doing, and there's a What we found in the pandemic is that there were very distinguished and competent people in Latin America, Europe, and in the United States who were using repurposed medications. Because we were the pharma security industry hadn't come up with money making agents that were likely to be effective. When they did in the COVID nineteen they came up with papslovid, precly a bad agent actually with side effects. Interestingly, I do a lot of HIV work. I started the HIV program in the Imperial Valley thirty five years ago, at the height of the epidemic, and that's when Falci was promoting AZT and we've now I still do that work once or twice a week clinics in different locations, and it's very gratifying because we have agents that are quite effective. They're costly, pharmaceutical companies do make a lot of money off of them, but patients' lives are saved for HIV, and I knew

30:20 that in the case of COVID, we needed agents that and they were there. Fauci himself had described hyproxychloric when in two thousand and five, and others had shown that that was effective for coronavirus, but iver metin was getting good results, and so eventually in our protocol, we combined both together, and that's what I presented to the Senate in the hearing that was organized by Senator Ron Johnson. Thankfully, and by the way, after the the hearings of Fauci a couple of weeks ago, that evening on X we had a spaces of rehashing the hearing and Senator Johnson came on that spaces with me and with other doctors and non doctors, and I had the chance to thank him personally for inviting me to give the testimony in November twenty twenty and offer my support for anything else he does needs edition of doctors like me in the future.

31:33 But in case, it's come full circle in many ways, and we hope our new book, and I think it will, if it's reviewed read properly, will give people what they need to know to prevent mishaps down the road if it's going to be necessary in the future. You mentioned doctor Fauci and has worked with AIDS. The Democrats during the hearing lauded his work and said he did an incredible job. And I'm thinking there's a, you know, a disconnect here because when I looked at some of the research, I didn't get that that I didn't come to that result. What was missing from that was it just the idea that they needed to protect him at all costs, that they really even couldn't talk about this sincerely right.

32:25 I think it has to do with the at the height of the epidemic of HIV without any therapeutic agents available, he actually was not supporting for instance, prophylaxis for opportunistic infection in the way it should have been done, and so many died from opportunistic infections early on because they couldn't get the medication backed from as a prevention. So that and then he went on to promoting AZT that we don't use anymore because it's toxic, and then you feel that the agent did more harm than good, something like the the genetic vaccines or do much more harm than good. Many many governments with that don't have good lucebo controlled trials to support their safety, and so that's been a big issue that, thank goodness, Robert Kennedy r FK Jr. Is trying to get corrected.

33:37 Yeah, you can tell. They say in military terms, doctor Fred that you can always tell when you're over the target, you get all kinds of flack. And RFK Junior has been getting all kinds of flack, no doubt. Yeah, now go ahead. I was just going to say that his book on the real Anthony Falci is a landmark and what this man is and was, and why he needs to be brought to justice in some way. I think the main way is to just totally blemish his whole a reputation, which is the least of the punishments, but a very important one to have.

34:22 What does it say in terms of a warning to the medical profession, to the country at large, to allow somebody to have this kind of power, who could kill millions of people with near impunity, utilize his position and the money from taxpayers to produce really full research to back his premise and his personal interest as opposed to the interests of the greater good. Doctor Freed, Well, I. Think it's very clearer. You stated it perfectly, Bill, that that needs to be eliminated. There should never be any individual with that capability. And it looks like we're getting good changes in these positions of authority, and that there'll be not people with empires that they are they've created, and that are sustained for decades.

35:20 Like his was. Wouldn't we hope that this would be pipartisan. This should not be a political issue that divides the country. We should have bipartisan agreement on this, don't you think. I think so. I think so. It's somewhat laughable. I just think back on that hearing in twenty twenty in November that I testified, and the lack of empathy and understanding from the minority. Then the Democrats was just so sad, and yet that's what happened. We left there after telling the truth and nothing basically changed. That was very dissolutioning to me.

36:06 Well, it had to, you know, really open your eyes to just what a foothold between the media, doctor Fauci, and mister science Deborah Burks. You know, it was quite the I think in and of itself, it was a bit of a conspiracy. And I'm trying to be diplomatic and just saying a bit. Some might say, and I've had friends say, Bill, you're being too kind, but you know, look at the jury is still out and contending on this in I would say, the jury of public opinion is coming out and it's quite clear, especially after the hearing with doctor Fauci. I had suggested at one point, doctor Fred that maybe what the senator should have done was asked the question, allow Fauci to take his fifth but use his diary to answer the question.

36:57 Yeah, that's a good idea. I think that it was a bit too fresh diary. However, that would have been very worthwhile and maybe that'll come out later. We made use of more effectively, Now that more that the phone has been access is accessible and all the facts are being. Shown, well, it's critical that we know the truth. You know, the Bible says the truth sets you free. Well, there's no doubt that I think America is still dealing with some form of PTSD as a result of what happened during COVID, don't you think. Oh oh yeah, absolutely, yeah, it's going to take years to overcome that. Absolutely.

37:42 I mean the way our neighbors were treated people, you know, it just is disgusting what we got reduced to in terms because of fear, as I mentioned earlier, and how we treated one another, what we did with our children, the loss of years of development, and then I don't know if we'll ever ever be able to recapture that. Doctor Farid, Well, it's going to be very difficult to do. So you're right, I don't either. I don't either, and I'm sad to realize. Out So when as this is all starting to be revealed, certainly yourself and your partner Brian Tyson feel some redemption on this somewhat bitter sweet you know, in a sense I say I say sweet because it confirms all that you were telling us about and all that you were finding out in the trenches, saying hey, this is what we're seeing, and bitter inasmuch as that it took this many deaths, it took this amount of time to get to this point, right.

38:49 Yeah, yes, yeah, that's the case. It was. It was a battle, a real battle, and yet we just can continued on with what was effective and the truth, what we knew to be the truth, and by now it should have been accepted greatly. It's just there's some forces that are so powerful that are prevailing in our world and our country that it's not sure that we can make it be able to accomplish what we wanted to see happen. It's very sad in that regard.

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43:39 We're talking with Doctor George Free. Graduated from Carverard to Medical School with honors, completed medical internship at Peter ben Brigham Hospital. Has worked at NIAID, as he mentioned earlier, at Harvard Medical School, and at UCLA School of Medicine. He was a founder and director of scientific planning of a biotech company in Jane International Genetic Engineering, Inc. Since nineteen ninety one, Doctor Freed has worked clinically in primary medical care in the Imperial Valley of California. He's been on the front line for early COVID nineteen treatment. Has practiced the whole spectrum of COVID nineteen care, treating out patients as well as in patients as a hospitalist. He testified on November nineteenth, twenty twenty, in the Senate hearing on early COVID nineteen treatment. He brought the receipts, he brought the information of his experience on the front line to the Senate, and unfortunately there were not enough ears to hear. And I think that part of what was blocking the ears of the senators and so many others, as you kind of refer to it, and I we got to call it out for what it is. I don't know what else to call it, but pharmaceutical greed.

44:53 You know, to have already drugs as you talked about, that could have been easily repurposed. It would have negated the emergency authorization used. It would have healed a lot of people a lot sooner. And even doctor Tyson said, your partner said, had we done test and treatment and treat centers all across the United States, we could have saved eighty percent of the population that died from COVID nineteen. Think about that, doctor Breed. That is huge. It is huge. It's over a million died in the United States from the COVID nineteen and eighty percent of those would have been saved, if not more. Actually the earlier that it had been made the standard of care, and that fever clinics were set up like Brian tyson surg care clinics around the United States, with the early treatment protocols being offered, that would have been that would have resulted in the cessation of the pandemic pretty quick.

45:54 Well, greed abounded, there was no question, not only in big pharma other areas. Doctor Pech leveraged his position. He utilized his power and authority to move taxpayer funds to come up with, you know, evidence as far as that we're realizing that it was then of course is now in the as it comes to daylight, we're realizing how these things were manipulated and how we were lied to Doctor fared. Yeah, yes, exactly. It was very disillusioning. And I was just here in the remote rural area of California doing clinical work and doing the best thing I could in my different areas. But you know, it took over everything for me and for Brian Tyson during that two or three year period of time. And yet it just was so dissolutioning that that this was the case, and I felt that I had been a culprit in my own way of not realizing this was going on. And you know, I'm an old timer. I plan to keep going for another eighteen years until I'm one hundred. I'm needy too.

47:16 Yeah, well that was the question. You know that I knew that was going around the medical profession a lot of doctors because unfortunately, this, you know, promoted early retirement for a lot of good doctors across the country. How many thousands, I mean thousands of medical professionals that we lost because of this kind of you know, this lie in what was causing them to do And they just knew that ethically on so many levels in terms of the socratic oath to do no harm, that it was impinging on their ethos as medical professionals, and they couldn't stand and retired. But one of the things that I often heard them say is they would ask their fellow doctors, are you still in because I need to have a doctor I can trust, right, Yes.

48:01 Exactly, you know that's right. Your trustworthy is so important. That's what I put at the highest level of being trust for thee So that's and I think the sad thing is that the medical profession was up in arms to support this edicts from Fauci and the others, and that they wouldn't see that they were being misled. And when we try to get the information out, they didn't. They fought against it or argued that there were other explanations or we were going to be doing more harm than good. If anything, they that was the wrong thing, and people suffered, which was very bad.

48:48 Well, the unfortunate thing is that doctor Fauci had manipulated it in such a way that he got you know who otherwise would have been credible doctors, I mean very well degreed instellar positions, and they're going along with this. And I got to imagine probably for some if they haven't seared their conscience, it's probably hard for them to sleep at night. Well maybe not. People find ways of putting out of their minds things like this and allowing them to be thinking about other areas and resting well at night. But I wouldn't be able to myself right.

49:30 Well, doctor fred I cannot thank you enough for your time, for all the good that you did, especially in the Imperial Valley. And you know your voice, though you may not realize it, really went across the country and around the world yours and doctor Tyson, your book, the information that you gave the hearing in Congress and all that. I'm going to turn it over to you and let you wrap it up and kind of summarize what you want our viewers to take away and what we can do to make sure this doesn't happen again. Well, I think that it's important that the truth of what happened is out and people recognize that that there were these terrible mistakes that were made, and that people use good judgment about what's safe and effective and that what that actually means and look at package inserts and drugs and see what actually is the information on safety and efficacy and then don't don't get swayed by without that type of knowledge. But I think we hope in our book that we're working on that probably won't be available for five months and fortunately, but when it does come out, it will give so much information about from the Global COVID Summit group that Brian and I have been part of in all in many areas, in really many areas, it's hard to be succinct in this way

51:02 of summarizing without realizing that there's so much that has to be appreciated and understood to be able to be on the trustworthy for doctors and also to be doing the right thing and to prevent anything like this ever happening again. And I think that if we would definitely send you the first copy of the book, because. We'll have you, we'll have you back on look at you split to you know, get into that as well, Doctor Freid. That's very kind of you. I appreciate that. Thank you for the time today, and I look forward to keeping you informed and following all that you do.

51:43 And I want to thank doctor rich Figueroa, who is our mutual friend and he is a great doctor, and he shared our views and used our protocol with his work in Oxnart and with others that came to him. It has urged Care Clinic in Oxnard, California. But a great doctor and friend of mine. Yeah, a friend of both of ours. I mean he and I were childhood friends and he's been my personal doctor for what sixty years now, and he often accuses me, Doctor Freid, of practicing medicine without a license. He great doctor was interested my brother who was an orthopedic surgeon and had to retire from orthopedics because of the pandemic. He he just had no clinical practice left in Santa Barbara. He developed an abscess on the back of his neck. All the doctors locally there in Santa Barbara shunned him or wanted to do major surgery for him.

52:42 I sent him down to Oxnard and Rich cured the abscess, drained at froct plus and properly treated and saved his life in a way. But my brother was an inspiration to me and my life and career. An older brotherhood gave me a lot of good and when I went into clinic practice on it full, full time and through six years ago, and it led to me being I don't know if you know this. In twenty fifteen, the California Medical Association named me the Rural Doctor of the Year. Oh well, great, congratulations. No, you kept that. You kept that information away from me, Doctor Free.

53:23 So that was a breat honor, the pleasant award from the California Medical Association. I thought, well, now I can retire from that. Not yet. You're not yet one hundred. That's our goal. You said you wanted to practice till you're one hundred. God bless you well, Doctor Free. Thank you so much. Doctor Free is a medical director author. He and his partner of the book Overcoming the COVID Darkness. We've got a new book coming up in the coming months that will keep you abreast of and again appreciate your time and all the information. I will leave our audience with this quote from Senator Ron Johnson. You made reference to him. This the good senator out of Wisconsin, he says, and I quote how many more people would be alive today had the medical establishment followed the example of doctor Tyson and doctor Farred instead of heeding arrogant bureaucrats who recommended no treatment for COVID nineteen until it was often too late.

54:18 Great, Thank you very much, Bill, I appreciate that. Stay well, you got it you too, Ladies, Olma, thank you for being with us and sharing a part of your day. For more information on the show, you can go to Bill Martinez Live dot com. God bless you, and may God bless you and keep you, May make His face shine upon you, may be gracious unto you and give you peace. Take care, take care, Bill. Thank you. Have you written a book? Where do you have a manuscript ready? And just need to find the right publisher. Christian Faith Publishing supports authors like yourself to bring their books to life, and right now we're offering you a free writer's guide designed to steer you towards book completion. Christian Faith Publishing evaluates each manuscript we receive. If your book earns approval, we take care of everything editing, designing, printing, promotion, and widespread online and in store distribution. Picture your book, greasing the shelves of specialty Christian bookstores, Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and numerous other retail destinations. It's time to get that manuscript published and to work with a publisher who shares your values of integrity and honesty. You can get your book published, get your manuscript reviewed, and a free writer's guide today.

55:29 Eight hundred four to three nine one five eight eight, eight hundred four to three nine one five eight eight, eight hundred four to three nine one five eight eight. That's eight hundred four three nine fifteen eighty eight. Getting America back on track. Bill Martinez live, Hey, six. Minutes after the top. They are right now. I'm Bill Martinez and he's a James Irwin from ad R. Hey, James, good morning, How are. You too bad? Bill? Thanks? For having me back. Hey, great to have you back, boy. I'll tell you. You know, the Democrats, they just can't help themselves, you know.

56:12 And I saw this happening, whether it was with you know, what was going on in terms of the development of AI and the projected income and revenue that we're talking about, you knew that they were just salivating to figure out how they could possibly tax this. So you know, if anything makes money and moves, as Ron Reagan says, the Democrats are quick to find a way to tax. It, right, absolutely. And so there's been a proposal from Senator Wide and it's not a bill yet, it's a white paper, which is why it's good for us to talk about this now before it becomes a bill and then he tricks some hapless Republican probably from Missouri and to signing on. But this is it basically would just take away general business exemption from data centers specifically, So it's not even just like leving a new tax on AI.

57:06 What it is is it's taking the expensing tax credit, the depreciation tax credit, all the stuff that we've fought for in President Trump's tax cuts and the One Big Beautiful Bill Act and exempting one specific industry from it, so it would still apply to some factories, but not to information factories that support the cloud. In effect, this is a tax on cloud storage. This is a tax on all your photos. It's a tax on internet access. And I mean, I think we should talk about cloud storage just because that's something you pay for it directly. You know, it'll be a tax on social media too, but that's free to the user. It's not free to the users the cloud storage you have to buy to run your business and to store your family photos, to operate your phone and keep all your files. This is what This is a tax on files. And it's insane to me that anyone thinks this is a good idea.

57:52 Well yeah, because it's a tax on everyone. I mean, it's going to matriculate. Everybody's going to have to pay for it. Right absolutely, It's going to raise direct prices to the consumer. At a time when inflation had started to cool, we did have a good inflation report for this month, but you know, wages haven't caught up yet to the Biden inflation. Wages haven't caught up from the last several years. Gas prices are still haven't come down completely from from their high over the summer. So now is not the time to be imposing taxes on something that will directly raise the price to the consumers. Right, but again, we're still trying, as you say, we're still trying to process you know, the pig through the python here, and that big pig is has a lot to do with the Biden policies that we're still trying to get there. Well, I can, I can still hear you.

58:40 Let's see what's going on here. Are you okay? Are you okay? You from well, you know, as I was saying, James, is that you know, we're still processing all the you know, the costs and the inflationary activity, the money printing and everything of the administration, not to mention the cost of fuel. So you know, we're often talking about the cost of fuel and gasoline right now as it relates to this current administration, not necessarily compared to what it was under Biden. Right, Yes, So Biden kept tapping the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to lower gas prices, and that was it's supposed to be an emergency stash to use in wartime, and he seemed to think the emergency was his pull numbers were tanking, and so he wanted to lower prices at the tank for the American people. Now, the good news is that with Biden inflation back in the conversation, there has been a renewed push to index capital gains to inflation, which is something that we've been working on for years, that Grover has been advocating for for decades, I think. And basically, if you bought a home in the seventies, and there are some people who still live in homes they bought in the seventies, you had Jimmy Carter's inflation, and you had Biden inflation, and then you had all of the like small inflation of the decades in between. If you sell that home today, you will pay a capital gains tax not only on the increase in value, which is fair, you will also pay a capital gains tax on the

1:00:13 fake increase in the value from inflation. The weakening of the dollar is something that will be added to your tax liability if you were to. As if it wasn't bad enough already, right that it wasn't bad enough that your dollar is short now they're going to find a way to shorten it even more so. Right, Exactly, your taxed when the dollar is inflated, then you're taxed again when you try and sell them. This is something that was fixed for income tax all the way back in nineteen eighty one. This is what was bracket creep, as Ronald Reagan called it, which was something that it's kind of forgotten today and all the sort of shorthand about the Reagan tax cuts, but if you go back and watch his campaign speeches and they're all on YouTube, this was a big deal. This was something that he really campaigned on in nineteen eighty four. It was the most popular thing he'd done in his first term, was indexing the income tax to inflation so that people weren't knocked into a higher tax bracket simply because you know, they were getting poorer because their wages were going down with inflation, but on paper they were making more money, so that the irs was was taking a bigger bite.

1:01:09 Same thing here, it's the value of your asset has appreciated, or maybe it hasn't, and you're paying a higher capital gains tax simply because the dollar is worth less and so on paper it's worth more dollars. This not only is going to restore fairness to the market, it's going to incentivize more people to sell their homes because you're going to make the same amount of money either way. I mean, the home sale price is going to be the same, but you're going to be taxed to less because your liability will not include all the years of inflation that didn't actually increase the value of the home. So that's going to help people downsize. It's going to make more bigger homes for growing families available on the market. We're talking a lot about housing affordability. It is a real problem. It's a real problem for people my age, my generation. Some people seem to think that subsidizing the housing market even more is going to help. I skeptical.

1:02:01 We've been subsidizing the housing market since World War Two, and that tends to create the situation where for one generation it makes it easier and for the next generation it makes it harder. But if you simply index tax capital gains to inflation, you'll incentivize retirees looking to downsize but facing a huge tax liability to sell their home because they'll get to keep more of their money. And when you incentivize more home sales that way, you incentivize more building and that will also help with home prices, and that will help develop more communities, especially where homes don't already exist, So you're not necessarily depreciating the value of people's property as it stands. Now, you know this makes too much sense, James, right.

1:02:44 I mean you think about it and you think, like anything, like any asset it is you bring it in, it has to flow through and if you clog it up anywhere, then it reduces the value of the asset and it compromises the whole issue of freedom. I mean, the basis of our country is about freedom. And now when you force people to hold on to something that is not in their best benefit but it happens to be in the best benefit of the government. I mean, you can see the conflict quite clearly here, can you not? Absolutely? You know, and there's very little incentive to do anything about it. But the good news is President Trump has expressed support for this in the past. He just this week mentioned he would be interested in doing this again.

1:03:30 And the good news is you don't have to. It doesn't take an Act of Congress to do this. It did take an Act of Congress to index the income tax to inflation, but for capital gains because the Treasury Department has the power under the statute passed by Congress to determine the cost basis for inflation, sorry, the cost basis for capital gains, so they can simply not count inflation, and that that would be not just for home sales, but that would be for everything. Sixty percent of Americans own homes, sixty percent of Americans own stock. That's not the same sixty percent, so we don't know the exact number. But there are a lot of people who own stock and no home, for example, a lot of people who own home but no stock. So it's more. It's at least two thirds of the American people have some capital gains tax at some point when they sell something. And indexing capital gains to inflation, which can be done simply by executive order, doesn't take a huge push and lots of lobbying of Congress. And you know, maybe we exempt this, maybe we tweak that. It's very simple and straightforward, and legally you can't you can't gum it up with any special favors. It just has to be broadly applicable to everybody exactly. That seems like a very simple, straightforward fix and so we're hoping that the President falls through on this one.

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1:08:46 Oh. Absolutely, I mean getting back to the Internet tax we're talking about earlier. You know, Ron Wyden, it's a real shame because of all the Democrats, he was the champion for a tax free internet. He wrote the Internet Tax Freedom Act. That was also something that hr had advocated for for years. He was the one who wrote the bill that settled the dispute over where you pay sales tax when you buy something online. Like he has been the guy against We're not going to tax Internet access. And if he's betraying his legacy, well, it's only because he's afraid of getting primaried by some communist who wants to cancel Thanksgiving in Oregon, which I think there are more of them in Oregon there are in Wisconsin. So he really has to be afraid of this. So these radical cadres that are colonizing the Democratic Party, that are organizing really well and winning primaries. You know, we saw what happened in Wisconsin, and everybody is saying, oh, the moderate one. First of all, that guy's no moderate, he's just not a member of the DSA. And second of all, they came really close. We can't take the wrong lesson from this. They're on the march, and we can't be sanguine at any point about how, oh well, everyone will think they're crazy. Not in the year where the fundamentals are in the democrats favor, Not in the year where you know, we're trying to not defend, but pick up a seat in Michigan. I mean that's not it's really hard.

1:10:00 I mean this is this is where they could very well win a lot of these elections, and so we can't we can't get complacent. We have to be vigilant and we have to we have to fight them at the ballot box on all these wells. Yeah, because what are we looking at. We're looking, you know, and I didn't think it was feasible, but more and more I look at the numbers and you're looking at you know, quite possibly the Democrats couldn't take over both houses. They could. I didn't think it was possible they would take the Senate a couple of months ago, but that's now very real possibility. The race is competitive in Texas. It looks like Paxson's a little bit ahead, but it's very competitive. We'll have to spend money there that couldn't otherwise be put to use. Say in Michigan. Michigan Trump won it twice, but it's it's kind of leans blue.

1:10:46 So that's that's a tough one for Mike Rodgers to win. He's a good candidate, but you know, that's going to be really expensive. It's going to be really expensive to hold on to seats in Ohio where Senator Husted was appointed to the seat to report Vice President Vance, so you know he's new to it. And Shared Brown, who won elections there three times in a row, lost in twenty four but you know he's trying to make a comeback. So he's an experienced campaigner, he knows what he's doing. That's going to be an expensive race. Iowa another open seat, Senator Ernest retired. That's something we're trying to hold on to. Every time you don't have an incumbent running for reelection, it gets really expensive and really difficult to win. And so these are the races that they're choosing to nominate some of their most radical candidates now when they're going after an incumbent like Dan sull Then in Alaska they nominate somebody who's pretty well known and not so crazy.

1:11:36 So that's another one he got to keep an eye on. And then similarly, in my beloved home state of Maine and my former boss, Senator Collins is up this year. I think she'll be fine because she always manages to survive no matter what they throw at her, but that doesn't mean she doesn't need help with Troy Jackson, who is an interesting character. I've got a lot of funny stories about from when he was Senate president. Right well, you know, and like you said, it's you know, for the Republican side. The thing that's amazing to me is I think the Republicans have a lot of positive things to talk about. I think I think, you know, certainly the war in Iran is a little bit of a drag, but if something can happen, you know, sooner, you know, I think it would be advantageous for the Republicans.

1:12:25 But you know, the big beautiful bill and you know, closing the border. There's a lot of positive you know, narrative here that the that's on the side of the Republicans, not to mention that they do have a lot of money. And yes, you know, we're in a season. This is an off presidential you know, voting time. I get that, and Donald Trump is going to be you know, he's gonna hit the campaign trails like crazy, So you know, to keep it out there because in a sense, he's he's going to fight for his political life. In as much as that if you get the Democrats in there, then you know, we're it's gonna be bombarded. They've already said it's going to be impeachment city NonStop. Oh yeah, I mean they they've already got stacks of subpoenas in their desk drawers. All the Democratic Committee staffers have been preparing this for the last two years. It's going to start with the cabinet. That's what they're going to do. They're going to haul up everybody for hearings and subpoenas and investigations and endless news cycles just every week, creating a news story that that will be breathlessly covered by the mainstream media about you know, who took what plane where when. They'll be scrutinizing all these little details.

1:13:34 Uh. The point being, and so it's going to take him a couple of years, but they're going to snowball that into eventually the impeachment case that they're they're going to build. But they're going to go after cabinet members first. We think I would expect to see that, or expect to maybe see some low level impeachment inquiries against against some of the president's cabinet, but absolutely he will. He will. There will be another impeachment of President Trump, if not two or three. Frankly, I mean, they beached twice in two years in his first term. There's no way they're not going to do that again. Yeah, because the message is consistent. You know, how dare the voters have somebody who is interested in their interest and not in the establishment interest. So shame on you for electing somebody like Donald Trump to do your bidding.

1:14:20 Right, and shame on you for liking football? Yeah right? And Thanksgiving? Yeah did you see that? Abdul fellow? He challenged Congressman Rogers to a fight. Yeah right, we'll go in the football, no pads, just like we did when we're little kids. I mean, how juvenile. I mean, I mean this is this is the deal that when people do not have substance, then they've got to, you know, go into theatrics and okay, you know it's really I mean, Joe Biden, how many times did he want to take Trump behind the barn? Right? Yeah? Right? If he could find the barn. I forgot where it was. But you know, and one thing I will say I'm grateful for speaking of Thanksgiving, is I am thankful that Zoron Mundani in New York is actually pursuing this communist grocery store scheme, which I know that sounds strange, But the worst thing that can happen is when the socialists win an office somewhere and then they don't do anything radical. All they do is like try and fill the potholes and make sure that the government functions competently and then claim that socialism and they trick people that way when they go whole hog on the local level. I mean, I'll live in New York, so you know, I don't have to deal with it.

1:15:38 But it's better for people to learn these lessons in a smaller environment than to wait for them to launder it all the way to the White House and then impose it on the rest of us. You'll notice a lot of the time, their most radical propositions, they don't try and pass them at the state level and then show you that they work because they don't they need to. They usually pass a lat and say, once this is federally imposed, you will optimize it. It's all teed up so that they can impose it on everybody, whereas our team is much more interested in showing you, hey, zero income tax in Florida, zero income tax in Texas, school choice in Arizona, phasing out the income tax in Arizona, Constitutional carrey in New Hampshire. We can show you in the state level pilot programs, our policies work. And then we bring those up from the grassroots to the federal government.

1:16:25 They're the opposite. They start federal and they impose it downwards. Well, you know, like you said, the GOP is actually exercising federalism because we have fifty laboratories to experiment and bring this. But in a sense even you know, like you say, with Mom Donnie. Mom Donnie is a poster child, you know, and the thing is the media keeps putting him up front, and it's like, you know, everybody's watching this horror show. I mean, free buses, they're not free, you know, Well they've been free anyway because a lot of people just jump on the bus and they don't pay anyway, because that's the way New Yorkers roll, not all New Yorkers, but the ones that are, you know, the believe that they're entitled. So that's been going on.

1:17:09 The grocery stores is a joke. I mean to put out the bodegas to put them out of business, and then what you're going to do to recover I mean, this could take you know, five ten years to recover those markets once, you know, by the same thing happens to New York as it did to Kansas City. They tried a government food store. Look what happened. Didn't last very long. Absolutely, And you know, if if you're a if you're an honest computer and you're you're paying your your way. I mean, how many times do you have to see a guy jumping over the turnstile before you think, well, why am I being a sucker? Right? It spreads, It's contagious, and so you need to have a zero tolerance policy for the people who try it, and then it doesn't spread to everybody else. And this is something we the lesson we have to keep relearning.

1:17:53 We learned it in the seventies. We learned it in the eighties when gu Guliani came in and said, nope, zero tolerance. And then everybody started behaving themselves. And it's amazing how that works, right, you know, and then all of a sudden, law and order, Oh that's what law and order looks like. That means I can actually go to the grocery store and not worry about getting jumped. We got to leave it there for now, James Irwin. As always, we appreciate you coming on. James's Americans for Tax Reforms, Federal Affairs Manager. Thank you, James, take care, have a great day. Thank you. Every forty seconds a child disappears. That's two thousand children every single day. Find the Children is a nonprofit organization fighting to bring them home. But we can't do it without you. You're on oneted car, running or not. Can help find missing kids, reunite families, and support the search and rescue efforts that protect children every day. We'll pick it up fast and free with a twenty four hour response, and your donation may qualify for a tax deduction. Find the Children provides crucial resources to help locate missing children and educational programs to teach kids how to recognize and avoid predators before it's too late. Together, we can give families hope and bring children home where they belong. Donate your car today and help bring a child home. Find the Children because every child deserves to come home. Eight hundred five four seven five three three one eight hundred by four seven five three three one eight hundred five four seven five three three one. This advertisement was paid for in partnership with cars or Us and find the children.

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1:22:24 Okay, So let's take it one step at a time. The stock market has been soaring lately, record highs. Dave Jones is up to almost fifty five thousand dollars. It's amazing, and obviously it's being powered by the artificial intelligence boom and all the spending. Some people think it's crazy. Some people think it has to be done. But the reality is they're spending over seven hundred billion dollars this year alone to build aidentisis, Microsoft, Google Meta All these companies are just pouring hundreds of billions two there was just one announced in southern Ohio that one data center alone will be five hundred billion dollars.

1:23:09 To build it, just one of them. It's just staggering. So that is really driving the economy in a positive way and causing all the workers and the construction materials, the computers, the chips and everything goes into It's a mad rush into AI data size, not only here but around the world. China's doing the same thing in other places. So well, the race is on, right, I mean, this is what it is. The race is on. We're not sure it's good or about. I think there's a lot of good things to come from it, but clearly there's some tricky things to come. I mean, there're recently one of open AI's chatbots invaded something called happy Face and basically hacked into it, getting around all of its defenses. Because the AI was so smart, it outsmarted the chat bots. So we're not sure where this is all going to go, but it's in the short term, causing the stock market to go up a lot and a huge investment and all these places. In the middle of nowhere, some farmer who's dying is all of a sudden making millions of dollars by selling his land to you know, a AI company of some kinds.

1:24:18 So that's all positive. I guess you'd say it's certainly helping the economy. But on the other hand, you've got the unemployment numbers have been weaker, you know, fewer jobs being created other than building data centers, and you've got this tremendous chaos in the Middle East. One moment we're about to have a piece deal. The next moment, Iran is bombing ships and we're bombing Iran. It's almost like two Irans. There's one that's kind of conciliatory and saying we want out a deal and we don't want to lose all our infrastructure. The kind of moderates, I guess, if there's much such a thing at here at as moderates. And then there's the hardline IRG sas is that we're not you could bomb us to the stone Age, and we're going to keep bobbing soles and drones at you, and they're doing something. I mean, they're not only hitting American bases, but they're hitting Kuwait and Saudi Arabia and Bahrain and Qatar.

1:25:08 And well, I think I think that you know, Trump is doing, has done everything he can he could do to negotiate peace. But you know, enough of this stuff. I think people are just saying, hey, either you know, make it happen or not, but you know, to prolong this, you know, this situation. And I understand is that it's a difficult deal because he's looking at again talking about ground troops. Putting troops on the ground if you're going to win this war, because that's what it's going to take. I mean, you you know, you're fighting a war and the objective is to win, not to negotiate something like Vietnam or Korea. I mean, that's untenable, and I think we've had enough history of that, right.

1:25:58 I just don't think the American public is supporting putting troops on the ground in a romp. I mean, well, the American people aren't military. Ninety nine percent of them don't even go in the military. They like living the benefit that the military gives them. I mean, it's almost not like Jack Nicholson, I'm on the wall. You need me on the wall. You know. It's like you know, but people don't understand it. But the leadership takes you where you need to go. It gives you the vision, tells you what's going on. And I think Trump, all things considered, is doing the best he can against all the headwinds from the mainstream media and all these other people, non military types that you know have an opinion, but they you know, it's interesting they have an opinion. And when you look at their history and their curriculum, vite of anything that they've done in the military or thought about in terms of advisement, they're like Joe Biden, It's like, why are we even giving why are we listening to them?

1:26:57 Well, the thing is, I mean in the House a resolution pass including some Republicans pastonarily saying we have to have congressional approval of any military action, and the Senator lost by two votes. I mean, there's a tremendous and it was not only Democrats who voted for the war powers resolutions and congressional oversigement. In theory, Congress is supposed to be the one declaring war if. It goes to war. We're not at war. We've been in you know, like sixty day term things. The way this is negotiated, and so, you know, with a good president, the executive branch has to have the power to you know, address conflicts without having to go and deal with Congress.

1:27:40 I mean, look, look what Congress has done just by you know, what they've done so far in this term. You know, they go to lunch, they take recess, they leave town when we've got business to take care and you're going to put national security in their lap and trust them to execute. No. You know, I'm still saying to put boots on the ground and around you really should have public support. And I think really. If it gets if it gets to that, you're right, I agree with you. But the reality is, and I know people don't like to talk about it, and Trump's not going to I think Trump is smart enough that if it's boots on the ground, it's going to be a full contingency. Look for the idea of Israel to be heavily involved with their ground troops. Uh, there's going to be you know, it will be a coalition. Uh, you know, to really go in there, because.

1:28:35 In the best of all worlds. We topple their regime and they become a Jeffersonian democracy and everything's great. That would be nundful. But I think they're going to hold on to the end. Of course, there this is a death. This is a death like you had for Afghanistan for twenty years and Iraq and Vietnam. And we've been through this and part of what Trump campaign there's no more for and more so it's just there's not a lot of it for it. I'll just say that. So well, well, the thing is is have we not learned enough to not repeat stupid? I mean, and to me, being stupid would be oh, let's create another Afghanistan. Oh really, I mean at that point, you know, then I'm off the bus. You know, I can't support that. I'm with you, I guess you and I are you know.

1:29:22 So all us have the economic consequences, okay, I mean oil prices have gone up all over the place. They went over one hundred dollars a barrel and they went back to the eighties. Are we going to have the straight open and we're not. Every day, every hour it seems to be changing. But if the war continues and I think it's a war. We're outright bombing each other like crazy, and the state remains pretty much closed. Oil prices going up. And now the new thing is the hoodies are kind of closing off the barrow Bob. They you know, we're down by Yemen and that there's even been some bombing in Egypt by the Red Sea. So those are three chunk points. And even if we win, you know, to close that straight off means much higher oil prices around the world, which is really going to hurt the economy already is and will hurt the economy even more. So it's got economic consequence. So what's amazing is all that is going on, with all that threat and potential higher oil prices while the stock market is soaring on AI. You think they'd be connected, but they.

1:30:23 Don't seem to be well, but there could be down the road because it's inevitable because there's economic consequences. And when there's economic consequences, right now, the stock market because they've got a shiny new thing to go after. Okay, they're protected for a little bit, but how long will that last? Like you said, and I think, you know, we've got some pain here in River City to realize at some point, because that's what it comes down to, is that who's going to say ouch first. Is it going to be the HIGHERGC or is it going to be America? Right, and overlooking all this is the Federalserve. Now, the Federserve had their meeting. They decided not to change interest rates, but it was a split decision nine to three, which is a lot of descent. Normally it's a unanimous vote, and the three people were saying they should raise interest rates. So, on one hand, if the oil prices go back up to one hundred or thereabouts and that works its way through the economy, inflation is going to be much higher than the FED can stand and they may have to raise interest rates at their September meeting. On the other hand, if the economy gets weaker we've had some weaker unemployment numbers, and other than the AI build out, the economy seems to be kind of weak, there would be pressure on the FED to lower interest rates.

1:31:38 But I can't see them lowering interestrates with inflation. The rat is right now. This is in the late seventies, we called it stagflation. That's exactly going through here now. Well, ladies and gentleman, stay tuned, because Hey, we got questions. He's got answers. He's an America's Money answer. It's all his fault. But you know he's say, well, he's got broad shoulders. He can handle it. Jordan Goodman, How can they be in touch with you, my friend? They can always email me j at Money Answers dot com. I am always gonna have to help build. That pallette of pavers collecting dust, the beginnings of a garden, those stray fence posts. Are you haunted by half finished projects on your land? John Deere is here to say not anymore. Our compacttractors allow you to swap implements easily, and they're backed by the nation's largest dealer network. You always had the right idea, and with the right tools, those projects can get finished for good. Nothing runs like a deer. Learn more at John Dere dot com Slash compacttractors.

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1:36:13 We doing great? How are you doing? Bill? Hey? Just having fun? Looking forward to the weekend. I don't know if there's anything to look at. Is there anything to check out in the movies? Well, there's a little bit. We have a kid's movie, Paw Patrol the Dino Movie, which is exactly what it sounds like. You take your five Paw Patrol pups who end up stranded on an uncharted desert isle. Well there is one old dog there and dinosaurs. So it's sort of like they said, hey, let's take Paw Patrol and give it the Jurassic Park treatment. But the dinosaurs here are much friendlier than the ones in Jurassic Park. And yeah, there's a little bit of mild peril and a little bit of of course, we have to have some some bathroom humor, so that's one thing.

1:36:59 The other thing that's interesting is a Christian movie out called Elijah Peel and it is about a rock star who ends up having a heart attack on stage and we find out that he has a heart attack on stage because he's lived fast and hard and it's catching up with him. And he ends up in the hospital and meets a young fan and just this young girl named Jessica, and she is a cancer patient and she is wise beyond her years and basically challenges him to straighten up and fly right. And it's a really a nice redemptive story. I will say that it has a little bit of content. There's some language, and there are just some allusions to his kind of wild and crazy past.

1:37:52 So it's a little bit rougher edged, perhaps than we're used to from Christian movies. And I think, as you and I have talked in the past, I think there are certainly believers out there who want things that they don't have to worry about any content at all, and exactly there are others who feel like when you scrub everything out of a real world story, it's a little too squeaky clean and it doesn't feel authentic. And so this is definitely in that sort of slightly more rough and tumble category. So you probably know where you're at on which side you lean there, But that's a blige. Appeel well, and that's the nature of the creative journey, right, and you want to and sometimes it is it's a it's a sensitive balance and and I get that, but you know again, integrity is integrity, and of course it's up to the consumer to decide, you know, how how they want to spend their money and.

1:38:51 What directly well it is. And I think that honestly, when we're depicting people who don't have a relationship with Christ, I say we when movie makers are doing that, those people live and talk differently, right, And so I think it's the kind of movie you could take a non believer too, and it's not going to immediately ring false, you know, or ring just so squeaky clean that you can't relate to it. Yeah, and it comes back to that issue of are you just preaching to the choir or exactly if you're looking to evangelize, then you've got to go out and speak the language exactly that the people. But you know, the thing is, I think the tough thing to find is that consistent common pain point. Yeah, we all deal with ye. And I think our friend Ray Comfort does a great job because he has a way of connecting with people based on their eternity. It's like Okay. I mean, you're having fun right now, but what do you think happens after this?

1:39:57 Right? No, that's exactly right. And I think these sorts of stories can offer that challenge. I think that John and Andy Irwin, you know, have done a bunch of movies that are based on true stories that do this very effectively too. I don't think you ever come out of those movies feeling like, oh, it's so sanitized you can't relate to it. But you never feel like you're being assaulted by content either. So it's there's a balance there, I think. And I think at the end of it, when you get to the climax is like you said, what's the redemptive message? Yeah? No, exactly what is the redemptive message that's going to say? You know what, I'm glad I invested my twenty bucks to come here and watch this movie on the big screen.

1:40:39 Yeah. And I think with a movie like this, you know, it's a reminder of the age old spiritual challenge that the world is constantly promising stuff it can never deliver on, and even as believers, sometimes we can get sucked back into those lives, right, and so we need that sort of refresher course of Oh, yeah, it's not going to deliver. Only Jesus delivers. Yeah, And I'm glad you brought this up because the culture is dealing with something right now in terms of the political with democratic socialism and the way that's coming across the country. And you've got all these promises that are made. I know some people rapidly say they're false promises.

1:41:30 I get that, but because just like you said, they never deliver. And historically, I mean, look what's happening in South America. All these countries that were all communists and everything like that are going This has just been too painful for the decades, last decades exactly. And you got Argentinas just says, hey, look at we were once a great nation. We can be great again. Seventy years of experimenting with communism, it doesn't work, and the people finally said, hey, we're fed up, and let's go back to conservative values. And guess what happens all of a sudden the lights are. On, right, Yeah, And it hasn't gone well in Venezuela or Cuba or most of Central America, depending on which countries we're talking about. You know, it's it's a a system that has been tried and found wanting. And the only way that it quote works is if the people at the top are massaging the data and not telling you the truth. You know, Like what's going on with these you know, grocery stores in New York City. It's like, well, if there's food there, it might momentarily be cheaper, but who's paying for it? Right? I mean it's there's a fundamental untruth in the premise.

1:42:41 And because the reality of grocery stores at them, they were right, and they're offering thirty percent discount. Exactly who's going to make up that difference? Right, Well, somebody's making it up. And and that's again when we talk about something being made up, it's like, yeah, this is a fantasy. It doesn't actually work economically, and you can kick the can down the road. And I think that, you know, the deceptive promise of communism is that in the short run, in some context, they might make it look like it's working, right, but you got to have the propaganda to keep people in the dark about what's really happening, and the people know what's happening, right, you know. I had a friend who went to Russia as a missionary in the late nineteen nineties, and he said the thing that struck him the most was that nobody smiled, and if somebody smiled at you, they were automatically suspicious, right, And just I thought that was a really telling observation about the effects of eighty years of communism in Russia, was that there's no joy there. And so it's not that long ago, and that history is important for these conversations because I think the argument for communism is one that's largely based on emotion and reaction,

1:44:15 and when you sort of dig a little bit past the emotion and the reaction, there's nothing there, right, it doesn't work. Yeah, But meanwhile, you have a lot of people who are persuaded into want into wanting to take a chance, you know, on this, and you go, whoa, wait a minute. So it's it's really is going to be up to people who know better. And I think that in one hand, we can be thankful for the immigrants who have come into this country because they escape communism. Okay, so it's like, all right, so you're not exactly a citizen and you're here illegally, but I get that, But tell me what you experienced under communism and communicate to the rest of us.

1:45:01 So these people understand that you are in in in dangerous waters here. Yeah, no, it's it's exactly right. And you know, unfortunately we have a system that largely tends to glamorize the promises and doesn't really do its due diligence on communicating the truth about why this doesn't work. So and if you have you know, young attractive people who are the mouthpiece, mouthpiece of this movement. Again, we've got to teach our kids to think critically. You've got to look past, you know, the the smooth talk and the promises that will not be delivered.

1:45:52 Right, Well, let's transition. We talked earlier about redemption stories, and there's going to be a neat redemption story. You know, we've heard her story, yeah, many many times. And our friends at Cite and Sound have done a great job with the story of Ruth. Right. Yeah, the story of Ruth is coming to the Wonder Project. And the Wonder Project I mentioned John and Andy Irwin a little bit earlier. They have expanded from doing movies to now doing things on TV. They've been working with getting their stuff on Amazon Prime Video and now Prime Video has sort of a sub subscription for just the Wonder Project stuff, and that is where it's coming. And I think the exciting thing about Site and Sound is that they do things on stage that you wouldn't think you could even do. I mean, if you've never seen one of their productions, it's remarkable. The stage is like three hundred feet long. It's like the size of a football field. And they have one in Pennsylvania, and they have one in Brands in Missouri, and they put on these live productions there and then they're filming them as well, and they're going to be bringing a number of these two excuse me to the Wonder Project this fall. Not only will we get Ruth, but we'll get Moses, Noah, David, Queen Esther, and Jesus.

1:47:19 And so about every about every two weeks, right exactly. Yeah, yep, So we have that to look forward to. So congratulations to John and to the Irwin bros. Doing us a solid here right well. Yeah, And I think it's great to see two different streams of Christian entertainment media teaming up to help each other, because I think, again, in our culture, sometimes it's just more natural to compete against each other but to say, hey, you know, maybe we can take the things that are strong in each of our particular Bailey Wicks and be stronger together. So good for them. Well why not, as we say in the bizin that's a wrap.

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