a 180 the other day or it was a couple weeks ago but i saw him you know talking good about fauci i'm not going to say there's nothing good that fauci ever did but in my mind fauci is a really evil guy i'm right i would not compliment him i'm just going to be honest and rfk wrote a whole book about fauci and his

lies did he write the book then if he's going to sit there and give compliments It doesn't make sense.

Right? It doesn't make any sense.

I mean, did they reprogram RFK Jr.? What happened here? I mean, and this is where Americans right now are very frustrated.

Because again, we're seeing the agenda that was on our bucket list of things when we were voting for President Trump, campaigning for President Trump, working hard to get him reelected.

The agenda didn't include We weren't even talking about the Epstein files.

That wasn't on the agenda of things to get President Trump.

Exactly.

Anyhow,

to your point, okay, how did we get here? So we are typically a constitution.

We were defined and created God's second covenant nation as a constitutional republic.

So what did the constitution actually create? That's usually the question that I get.

Well, what is this? It established a federal government of enumerated powers divided among three branches, right? The states retained through the 10th Amendment, the broad general authority, the 9th and 10th.

But Article 4 guaranteed the states a Republican form of government.

And the federal government itself was actually never intended to function like some private commercial company.

They've

We're just consumers.

Well, I got to tell you, it's a three-day weekend and I did have a few days off.

And the fact that somebody else could talk for me and just, you know, spout out what goes off in my brain doesn't actually sound terrible.

But the same token, you know, human beings are not just consumers.

We consume to eat and to live.

We are producers, case in point.

We have cars that fly now.

What do we do about all this?

See terms.

Well, I got to tell you, it's a three-day weekend, and I did have a few days off.

And the fact that somebody else could talk for me and just, you know, spout out what goes off in my brain doesn't actually sound terrible.

But the same token, you know, human beings are not just consumers.

We consume to eat and to live.

We are producers, case in point.

We have cars that fly now.

What do we do about all this?

Ms. VanderSteel, welcome to the program.

Thank you so much.

It's great to be here with you.

You know, this is a story that's just so old, and the fact, you know, when you look at the timing of somebody who is accusing another of rape allegations and gets awarded a judgment, which now is a total of $5.6 million with additional time-related damages to it, and then a defamation case, going back on this case, you have to ask yourself, first of all, why wait so long if this actually happened? The timing of it, the book, all of that with E.

Jean Carroll's case is interesting to note because you would think if you were assaulted, you would report it immediately and it would be attended to immediately, and here we are looking at a case that's 30 years old, and, of course, then you've got massive punitive damages.

And, again, it goes back to is this reflective of the fact that this is a president in a court system where you simply have a political hierarchy stacked against him in terms of the jury, or is it actually something that needs to be considered as valid? I would argue this looks to be very much a political hit with a jury that's stacked against him.

But then again, the Supreme Court stepping in and saying, you know what, we're just going to let the lower decision, you know, weigh in here.

But I can't remember the year or the month or the day that it happened.

Just for speaking up.

This is somebody who's been fighting in the system for 30 years.

She has networked in D.C. She's met with, she's got incredible, a Rolodex of people she's been, you know, working with all over the place.

I met her through a gentleman out of Arizona, John Shattuck, probably almost 10 years ago.

And I've stayed in contact with her.

And she is really, she's our state director of, you know, sort of government affairs on this aspect because now that she's disbarred, That's not going to slow her down.

I'll tell you another story.

Is there any system on the horizon?

Tell us

about that, Ann.

Sure, we did a documentary and we wrote a book.

The documentary featured a family, the Rivera family that has five children.

They brought their youngest in for a well visit at nine month old.

And the pediatrician said that the child needed a vitamin K shot.

There is no law that requires that.

So have things improved since President Trump's administration took over a year and a half ago?

What are your thoughts about everything?

This is such a classic story, Silk.

It's the case of show me the man and I'll show you the crime.

And this is what the DOJ is so good at.

The DOJ loves it.

Talk about a RICO conspiracy.

It is clear that in the case of the Straight Path Venture Partners, which is Michael Castellero, Brian Martinson and Fran Lanai, you know, these are three people who on May 20th of this year, They were partners at Straight Path, but then find themselves in a federal courtroom in lower Manhattan, thanks to the SDNY, waiting to learn how much of the rest of their lives would belong to the government, as if the taxes that these three have paid don't more than satiate the appetite of some of these demons.

And go ahead and

But if there was 100 kids taken hostage by a foreign entity, I guarantee we would have battleships on the move.

we would we would and here's the sad thing about this whole it's a pipeline cps pipeline is a pipeline it's designed to enrich all of the parasitic organizations around the taking of children with zero financial incentive to ever reunify the family it's all financially incentivized to keep everybody separated keep them in the system for as long as possible as long as they can legally get away with it and a lot of times sometimes they just go past the legal boundaries because they don't care because who's going to stop them if the family can't afford their own private attorney defense attorney appeals attorney you know, a CPS attorney, whatever kind of attorney you can think.

And there's lots of attorneys in this business.

They can't afford it.

They just, they kind of go silent.

I mean, you all know this, you all know Mark and Terry, seven children taken, right? And this is a, that's a classic case, but they're ones of millions of families this has happened to.

And they're not stopping because it's way too financially rich for them.

With the trans situation is a case as well where ideologically they don't align with the state.