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âThe Department of Health and Human Services is sitting on over 12,000 claims by Americans injured by the COVID shots. ⊠They have a denial rate of 98 percent,â says Dr. Joel Wallskog, an orthopedic surgeon who became permanently disabled after getting a COVID-19 genetic vaccine.
In this episode, he shares his story, and he breaks down how compensation for COVID-19 vaccine injury claims is treated quite differently from compensation for other vaccine injuries.
We also dive into what the NIH actually knows about treating the COVID-19 vaccine-injured, something that was revealed in a suppressed preprint report.
Dr. Wallskog is the co-chair of React19, a support organization for the vaccine-injured.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âWeâre in this moment in which the culture is on the edge of a precipice. And people from all walks of life and different metaphysical views are all seeing part of that picture and seeing where weâre going, and trying to figure out: okay, what do we do here? Weâve all been on this train going 120 miles an hour, we see itâs about to go off a ravine. Weâre all getting off on this last train station, and weâre all very different and trying to figure out how to work together.â
In this episode, I sit down with Jay Richards, an author, philosopher, and professor. He is the director of the DeVos Center for Life, Religion, and Family and the William E. Simon senior research fellow at the Heritage Foundation. He is the co-author of âFight the Good Fight: How an Alliance of Faith and Reason Can Win the Culture War.â
âTo queer something is to destabilize and de-center it. So, the point of queer theory is to destabilize and decenter our categories of sexual reality, which includeâof courseâmale and female. But they also include, by the way, adult and child. Those are contested in queer theory,â says Mr. Richards.
We dive into the dangers of gender ideology and comprehensive sex education.
âFor most of us, our minds are not adapted to the speed in which information can be transmitted now in 2024,â says Mr. Richards.
We also reflect on the separation of church and state, and the various definitions of the popular phrase âChristian nationalism.â
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âIt is not about health, this entire WHO new treaty, but itâs about creating a new pandemic industry.â
In this episode, I sit down with Swiss attorney Philipp Kruse, who specializes in international law. He has examined, line by line, the World Health Organizationâs new pandemic treaty, and amendments to the International Health Regulations.
âThe General Director will be given much more discretion to declare a public health emergency and to maintain it without any mechanism that could stop him from doing so, or even that would force him to justify his decision,â says Mr. Kruse.
He has filed and publicly released a criminal complaint against Swissmedic, the government agency in Switzerland that regulates drugs and medical products.
âOur safety agency did not tell the people the true risks that were involved. Like the WHO, they told everybody: âThese substancesâthey are vaccines, and they are safe, and they are effective. Please take them,ââ says Mr. Kruse.
Are the treaties really non-binding, as the WHO maintains?
âAs long as WHO will maintain the special status of âpandemicâââpublic health emergency of international concernââour politicians and our courts will step back from doing their own careful assessment, and will not put in question what theyâve recommended,â says Mr. Kruse.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âMost of the time when a doctor says thereâs nothing wrong with you, what theyâre really saying is: That doctor doesnât know whatâs wrong with you ... And I think doctors need to be more honest about that.â
Dr. Jordan Vaughn is a physician of internal medicine and the CEO of MedHelp Clinics. During the pandemic, he noticed a pattern of abnormal clotting among his COVID patients, and saw other symptoms that few were discussing.
âThe spike protein has unique properties that allow clotting and clotting pathologies to happen that we'd never seen,â says Dr. Vaughn. âVax injury, to me at least, can be more complicated, because it starts to involve a lot more neurological and immunological phenomena, as opposed to what I would call long COVIDâ[which,] in a lot of people, is a lot more just vascular.â
Dr. Vaughn and an increasing number of doctors around the globe believe that COVID-19 is primarily a vascular disease, i.e., one that affects the blood vessels.
âThe worst thing you can do if you have a vascular disease of the lungs is increase the intrathoracic pressure with something like a ventilator,â says Dr. Vaughn.
Today, he developsâand appliesâtreatment methods for those suffering from long COVID and COVID vaccine injury.
âI think long COVID is almost becoming a pejorative ⊠but in reality, itâs that these people were not able to clear the consequences of their exposure to the spike protein,â says Dr. Vaughn.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âWeâve seen about 400,000 individuals being paroled into the United States ⊠This is a historic abuse of the parole system,â says Chad Wolf, former Acting Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security and now executive director of the America First Policy Institute.
What is the parole system and what is it meant for?
What are the root causes of the crisis on the Southern border? How are current policies exacerbating it? And how are cartels exploiting the crisis?
âWeâre approaching about 500,000 unaccompanied children that have been trafficked across that border,â Mr. Wolf says. They have to pay the cartels or work off the debt when they get to America, he says. And the Biden administration did away with background checks and vetting of sponsors in America for such unaccompanied minors.
âItâs almost as though the federal government is the last link in that human smuggling chain. Theyâre facilitating that child going to a sponsorâand not knowing who that sponsor is. Are we putting that child in harmâs way or not?â
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âIsrael is fighting Iran on every front, so that America doesnât have to.â
In this episode, I sit down with Prof. Eugene Kontorovich, one of the worldâs preeminent experts on the IsraeliâArab conflict, and a professor of international and constitutional law at George Mason University. We get an update on the situation in Gaza and the current status of the war, and try to separate fact from fiction.
âIsrael is ready to win this war. If Joe Biden had not told Israel, âStand down. Donât take out Rafah,â this war would have already been over. Israel is weeks away from winning this war. Thereâs one last battle to be fought. And then Joe Biden has basically turned on a red light,â says Prof. Kontorovich. âIsrael does not want a repeat of Joe Bidenâs Afghanistan in Gaza, right, with Hamas taking over again.â
Is Israel on the verge of victory, or could this be another forever war? Is Biden helping Israel, or hindering it? And who should control Gaza after the war? Is a two-state solution really viable?
âHamas shoots civilians trying to escape the conflict. Why? Because they need them in Gaza to serve as their own human shields,â says Prof. Kontorovich. âEvery time President Biden says âWe should have a Palestinian state,â heâs teaching Hamas and other Islamic terrorists: The way to get what you want is murder babies.â
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âThink about this: If youâre going to do an investigation into January 6, whoâs one of the first people you would call to testify, even behind closed doors? FBI Director Christopher Wrayâthey never interviewed him. They never interviewed Steven D'Antuono, whoâs in charge of the Washington Field Office who oversaw the entire January 6 criminal investigation.â
In this episode, I catch up with investigative journalist Julie Kelly to get an update on what we know, and still donât know, about what happened on Jan. 6, 2021.
âWhy did the January 6 Select Committeeâwhy did they destroy evidence that they collected? Why are they hiding transcripts from witness interviews at the White House ... and at the Department of Homeland Security? How possibly could text messages belonging to more than two dozen Secret Service agents and officials, including the director, just vanish?â
What are the charges defendants are facing? What was the level of government and law enforcement involvement? Why hasnât the mystery of the D.C. pipe bomb been solved?
âIf you would have told me that two years laterâI think that was when we recorded that interview for the [Epoch Times Jan. 6] documentaryâthat we would still be talking about people being rounded up, investigated, arrested, charged, and convicted now in early 2024, even I would have had a hard time, I think, grasping that that would be the reality. But here we are, in February of 2024. The Department of Justice is now on pace to arrest one January 6 defendant a day this year,â says Ms. Kelly.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âTheyâre trying to create this new asset class ... and they get to arbitrarily decide how much they are valued. So, itâs not that the marketplace is going to value them. Itâs going to be a bureaucrat sitting in a room saying that the air you breathe is worth X, and the air I breathe is worth Y.â
Margaret Byfield was raised on a 7,000-acre ranch in Nevada. For nearly 30 years, her family fought the federal government to maintain ownership of their property and its resources. But ultimately, the government prevailed.
âThe federal government was never supposed to own the land. In fact, that was one of the big conflicts after our Revolutionary War,â says Ms. Byfield.
Today, she is executive director of American Stewards of Liberty, working to protect the production of food, fiber, minerals, and energy from agendas that seek to erode individual property rights.
âAgendas like 30 by 30, well itâs going to really harm our food production. How are we going to feed our nation and the world? Well, thatâs not a problem to them because their belief is there are too many of us and therefore this is just the way to get rid of part of us through starvation,â she says. âEither you have the right to own property, or you are property.â
We discuss Natural Asset Companies, ecosystem services, the United Nationsâ sustainable goals, and other government land grabs being carried out in the name of conservation and protecting the environment.
âFifty percent of the West is owned by the federal government. So, the East is privately settled, which is how our country was supposed to be settled,â says Ms. Byfield.
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Earlier this week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Murthy v. Missouri, the landmark free speech case revolving around government communications with Big Tech companies.
âI left the court really scratching my head at some of the questions that the justices offered to the new solicitor general from Louisiana,â says Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry, who was among those who first brought the case against the Biden administration back when he was Louisianaâs attorney general.
âSome of the questions seem to really leave you wondering whether or not the Court still has a real appreciation for the First Amendment,â Mr. Landry said.
Where is the case headed? What might the Supreme Court decide?
We also take a look at Mr. Landryâs first few months as governor and get his take on the Supreme Court allowing Texas to enforce a law on arresting suspected illegal immigrants.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âWhat I had been taught online and in high school was that this is actually a legitimate thought to have: Okay, maybe I should have been a gay man, maybe Iâm trans.â
As a teenager, Laura Becker lived in an abusive household and suffered from depression, social anxiety, and substance addiction. She became convinced that transitioning would cure her of her trauma.
âIt wasnât framed to me as queer theory. When I was in middle school, like 14, it was framed as social justice. ... And I latched on to that immediately,â says Ms. Becker.
By age 19, she had come out as a transgender gay man using they/them pronouns and was prescribed cross-sex hormones after a one-hour consultation with a gender clinician. One year later, she had both of her breasts removed. Today, at 26 years old, she regrets those decisions.
âHow do I exist as a female when Iâve mutilated my body? ... Like, what do I do now, because that didnât work out? I didnât transcend my body. I didnât transcend the trauma,â says Ms. Becker. âI take responsibility for my delusions, but I donât take responsibility for the medical neglect and the medical malpractice that occurred.â
Laura Becker is now an advocate for detransitioners. She considers herself âpro-humanâ and encourages practicing âradical acceptanceâ of the ânecessary imperfectionsâ that we are all born with.
âIf we accept the burden of being alive, we must accept that there are necessary imperfections,â says Ms. Becker.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âThere I was: no cash, no access to my credit cards, nothing. And I left on a Monday morning. I had other jobs that I had to take care of while I was there, and I had no money for gas. I had no money for lodging, nothing for food ... For what? What did I do?â
In 2022, Eddie Cornell was at home in New Brunswick, Canada, when he began to hear chatter of a truckerâs convoy making its way to Ottawa to protest the COVID lockdowns and vaccine mandates.
âAnd I thought, âI need to be there,ââ says Mr. Cornell.
Little did he know that he would become publicly marked and have his bank account frozen.
âI felt betrayed. Iâve never been convicted of a crime, I wasnât charged with a crime. And yet my government found it necessary to label me and freeze everything I own,â says Mr. Cornell.
Today, he is the co-founder of Veterans for Freedom, and has filed a civil lawsuit against the Trudeau administration.
âCitizens and ex-military people didnât return any violenceânothing, not a punch, nothing. And to be beaten that way and treated like that. The world saw. They know what happened,â says Mr. Cornell. âEven the police intelligence units were saying, âThis is the most peaceful thing that we could possibly imagine. Thereâs no violence here.â So, the government tried to paint a very different narrative.â
We discuss the recent Supreme Court case, which ruled that Prime Minister Justin Trudeauâs use of the Emergency Act during the Freedom Convoy was unconstitutional. We also discuss Mr. Cornellâs current case against Mr. Trudeau, and what the media got wrong in their coverage of the truckersâ protest.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âThe first rule of strategy is donât assist your enemy. And of course, we violated that time and time again,â says Bradley Thayer, a senior fellow at the Center for Security Policy.
After aggressively building up and modernizing its military, China now has a larger navy than the United States.
How does the Chinese military compare to Americaâs overall?
What would an invasion or blockade of Taiwan look like for the United States?
Mr. Thayer and James Fanell, a retired U.S. Navy captain and former Director of Intelligence and Information Operations for the U.S. Pacific Fleet, are co-authors of the new book âEmbracing Communist China: Americaâs Greatest Strategic Failure.â They are founding members of the Committee on the Present Danger: China.
How has progressive, communist ideology subverted America and Americaâs military?
Did the United States get distracted by smaller wars and lose sight of the bigger looming conflict?
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âItâs not the governmentâs job to police the line between true speech and false speech. The Constitution doesnât give our government that power. The government has the power to police the line between lawful speech and unlawful speech.â
Mark Chenoweth is the president and chief legal officer of the New Civil Liberties Alliance (NCLA), a nonpartisan civil rights group dedicated to protecting constitutional freedoms from government violations.
âMost people arenât going to know why their speech was taken down off of the platform. They might assume that it was the private decision of Facebook, or X, or LinkedIn ... and itâs difficult to discover that it was actually the result of a government order,â says Mr. Chenoweth.
In this episode, we dive into the NCLAâs three lawsuits that have made their way up to the Supreme Court: Murthy v. Missouri (formerly known as Missouri v. Biden), Garland v. Cargill, and Relentless v. Dept. of Commerce.
âAgencies no longer look at the statute and say, âHow do we best interpret this statute and apply it?â Instead, they say, âHow far can we push this and still get federal judges to go along with our âreasonable interpretation of the statuteâ?â Well, thatâs not a good dynamic to have in place. We need to get back to a world in which the agencies expect the judges to enforce the law as Congress wrote it,â says Mr. Chenoweth.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âRight when TikTok was negotiating a national security agreement with U.S. officials, a Beijing-based team surveilled the location of journalists whoâve been writing negative stories about TikTok. And the evidence at this point of their real national security threat is very clear.â
Brendan Carr serves as the senior Republican commissioner on the Federal Communications Commission. He has testified before Congress about the unique national security threat to America posed by the video-hosting service TikTok.
âAny entity that is inside of China, particularly if theyâre a CCP [Chinese Communist Party] member, is compelled by a national security law in China to do the bidding of the CCP surveillance apparatusâand to keep it secret,â says Mr. Carr.
He argues that new legislation in the House of Representatives would force the decoupling of TikTok from its Chinese parent.
â[Americans] have a right to exchange information on that platform. But there is no constitutional protection that requires the government to let a national security threat like TikTok persist,â says Mr. Carr.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âI was drinking alcohol, I was smoking cigarettes, I was snorting cocaine, I was snorting crystal meth, and I was freebasingâall in the same day. And I was a complete wreck,â says Joe Polish.
A former addict turned successful entrepreneur, Mr. Polish is the founder of Genius Recovery, a nonprofit thatâs trying to change how society approaches addiction, and Genius Network, a network of high-achieving entrepreneurs.
In this episode, we explore whatâs broken in our society, whatâs fueling the opioid crisis that is killing 100,000 Americans a year, and how to rebuild connection, community, and purpose.
âDonât ask the question âwhy the addiction?ââ he says. Instead ask: why the pain?
All addiction is a response to trauma, Mr. Polish says, and thatâs where the focus of recovery should be.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âWeâre up to over 1.6 million reports in VAERS in the context of these products ... The numbers keep going up,â says Jessica Rose, an immunologist and independent researcher.
She recently co-wrote a paper examining the data surrounding the COVID-19 vaccine adverse events. It was the first published paper to call for a global moratorium on the COVID-19 genetic vaccines.
But a few weeks later, the journal Cureus decided to retract the paper.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âWe decided to change this paradigm from one day to another, and in one month, we have cut our budget in 5 percent of the GDP. Itâs historical ... The President declared that Argentina was in zero deficit.â
In this episode, I sit down with Argentinaâs Minister of Security, Patricia Bullrich. We dive into the radical changes her country has experienced since Javier Milei was elected President.
âWe are deregulating the economy. We are simplifying the economy. We are going to do a huge process of privatization,â says Minister Bullrich. âWe have a very huge state. We have to work to have less state, and more private business. That is very important for Argentina.â
What are the principles that the new government is operating on? What economic and security policies are being implemented? And what are the biggest threats currently facing the Argentine Republic?
âOur biggest issue is the new networksâthe linking of criminal organizations with rogue states [such] as Iran, or criminal and terrorist organizations [such] as Hezbollah,â says Minister Bullrich. âHezbollahâthey are businessmen or businesswomen that are there in the city. But they take criminals of Brazil, or Paraguay, or Argentina, and they pay them. So they do the work. They do smuggling, they do narcotrafficking ... and they send the money to Hezbollah in Lebanon.â
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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Dr. Robert Lufkin was once a self-described âproduct of the medical establishment,â with a fruitful career as a professor of medicine. Heâs published hundreds of scientific papers, and has received millions of dollars in government funding.
But when, out of the blue, he was diagnosed with four seemingly unrelated chronic diseasesâand told that he was going to have to be on medication for lifeâhe started looking elsewhere for answers.
âIt was through lifestyle changes that I was able to reverse these very serious and potentially fatal diseases, and get off all medications for them,â Dr. Lufkin says.
Today, Dr. Lufkin educates people far and wide on how to take charge of their metabolic health, and is in the process of building new healthcare institutions, including a managed care organization and an undergraduate medical school.
He is the author of, âLies I Taught in Medical School: And the Truths That Can Save Your Life.â
âThe growth in these diseases is unprecedented in our history, and theyâre frankly not sustainable. Half the adult population is hypertensive, the growth rate in type 2 diabetes is going to approach 50 percent of the population soon. When that happens, all these chronic diseases are going to explode. And it doesnât have to be that way, because this disease is reversible with, in most cases, lifestyle,â says Dr. Lufkin.
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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âCurrently, the government spends 45 percent of GDP in Britain. You know, that is a pretty astonishing figure. Itâs 36 percent in the United States, so youâre not that far behind. But in Britain, itâs 45 percent, and I donât think that represents a proper free market economy.â
In this episode, I sit down with Liz Truss, former prime minister of the United Kingdom. We dive into the reality of mass immigration and net-zero climate policy in Britain and discuss how parliamentary powers are being supplanted by unelected bureaucracies.
âEven though we left the European Union, most of the European laws are still on our statute books. So, itâs a bit like getting divorced and still living in the same house as your ex-husband,â says Ms. Truss. âWeâve reduced carbon emissions, but thatâs because weâre importing more goods from countries like China, who are building coal-fired power stations. So, thereâs no net benefit to the planet. All thatâs happened is we have empowered our enemies, and weâve damaged our own industry.â
We also talk about the anti-Israel protests sweeping Britain, and Islamist threats targeting members of Parliament.
âThereâs clearly a basis of self-loathing. The people who are on the streets chanting in favor of Hamas or saying âcapitalism is evilââthey donât like Britain. They donât like the British way of life. They donât like our values,â she said. âA lot of conservatives just think this is a normal political fight. Itâs not a normal political fight. This is an enemy within our own country.â
Views expressed in this video are opinions of the host and the guest, and do not necessarily reflect the views of The Epoch Times.
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