"Now you go on social media and you only get to see one opinion. So how do you expect people to ever have a differing point of view? They aren't allowed to make their own choices really. It's almost, in a sense, like mind control because people aren't allowed to see a different point of view...so of course they're going to align with the ONLY point of view that they see. It's a really scary thing." 🗣 Today I talk with Prager U's Will Witt, a young Conservative who has developed a following because of his willingness to tackle some tough questions and present the information to the public. With over a quarter of a million followers on his social media channels, Will has been busy educating young adults on what Conservatism really is. In this interview, we get to know Will a little better — what he was like as a child, how his political beliefs have changed over time, and the importance of personal responsibility. He also shares with us some exciting new projects he has in the works. Enjoy and share with your friends!

"It is likely that a large number of the daily reported infection numbers are purely due to viral debris. If we do a PCR corona test on an immune person, it is not a virus that is detected but a small shattered part of the viral genome. So even if the infectious viruses are long dead, a corona test can come back positive because the PCR method multiplies even a tiny fraction of the viral genetic material—enough to be detected." (Dr. Beda Sadler) 🗣 Today is Part 2 of the discussion on the amazing article written by immunologist, epidemiologist, and biologist Dr. Beda Sadler of Switzerland ("Coronavirus: Why Everyone Was Wrong"). The topics of this continuation episode include asymptomatic transmission, faulty PCR testing, and why Sadler feels a second lockdown is a TERRIBLE idea.

"When you've cried with someone and you've sat with them and cried with them, and you've felt the same pain they've felt — you really think race matters? When we're both upset and we're standing together holding each other's hands and crying together...DO YOU REALLY THINK COLOR MATTERS IN THAT MOMENT?" 🗣 Today I finish up my interview with viral sensation and Black conservative Bevelyn Beatty. We talk about pandering, generalizations about Black culture, and why we should be focusing on our humanity instead. She tells me a bit about her brief run for state legislator and gives some advice to the Black community moving forward. Enjoy some moments of laughter with this episode! 😉

"Nowadays, people do not have the proper tools, so it's more so challenging for them to think critically... TRUTH has to be the number one tool. Because if a person only hears one message and focuses on that plight, they will miss the bigger picture. It's like everybody wants to deal with the branch and cut the branch off, but there's a tree with deep roots, and we have to address THAT first." 🗣 This is Part 1 of my podcast interview with "viral sensation" Bevelyn Beatty. She talks about the Democratic party, the welfare system, and the concept of "white privilege" -- offering her personal experience and explaining her belief system as a Black Conservative.

"When I'm talking to the Black community I just lay it out very simplistically: do you want me to be a person that's giving you something or do you want me to show you how to make it on your own, and then...it can continue on and you can build a legacy? The Republican party is about empowerment and self accountability—to leverage yourself and create the lifestyle you want." 🗣 Today I talk with Major Williams, a Black Conservative Republican running against Gavin Newsom for Governor of California 2022. He is driven, confident, and anxious to help create a different type of leadership that focuses on empowering the citizens of this country. We learn about his humble upbringing and the development of his platform--which was born out of his belief that the Democratic party has been hindering, not helping, the Black community he is a part of.

"People see wearing a mask as a sign that you're a good person... ‘An example of my moral character. This gives me a pedestal over other people who DON'T do this because they are irresponsible and selfish, but I'm not, because look at my mask.' It doesn't matter that masks don't work to prevent transmision of a virus. Somehow that's insconsequential. Fauci says it's a 'symbol.' I don't know about you guys, but if it doesn't work, I'm not gonna do it — I'm not gonna do something just for symbolism." 🗣 Today I talk about the terms "virtue signaling" and "performative allyship." I discuss them both as it relates to mask-wearing during Covid and the public display of support for racial equality in the country. I share some quotes from writers covering these terms and also use real world examples. (Warning: if you're guilty of virtue signaling, you may be triggered). 🤭

"It means a lot for me to be able to share my heart with people. I wanted to make sure I was real and that people could feel where I was coming from — so that they know when you see an officer, that's a regular person underneath the badge and the uniform who lives, breathes, thinks, and feels just like they do." 🗣 Today is Part 2 of the interview with a biracial police officer who shares with us his perspective on being caught in the middle of racial tensions as well as a war between citizens and law enforcement. In a rare circumstance, I am overcome with emotion near the end of the interview, proving just how connected we all are. Hope you enjoy this episode. ❤️

"The only way I can fight this narrative that's especially pushed by the media is one contact at a time. One conversation at a time. One person at a time. I can change one person's outlook that not all officers are bad." 🗣 Today I talk with a biracial police officer who will restore your faith in humanity. The son of a black man who has had a long and successful career as a police officer himself, my guest today demonstrates exactly the kind of moral fortitude you wish to see in not just law enforcement, but in everyone. He talks about his struggle to fit into either of the communities he is a part of and he shares how being biracial gives him a unique perspective during times of tension between law enforcement and the black community.

"There's no driving force to make [improving health] happen and that's why I said cynically, 'There's no money in it.' Because you don't have big drug companies making big money on this, and that's part of the problem." 🗣 Today I continue speaking with Minnesota State Senator and Dr. Scott Jensen about coronavirus. We discuss how improving the health of the public has NOT been a part of the conversation with state and federal leaders, why mask usage isn't going to save us, and how the CDC has "gone off the rails" and needs to become less hypocritical and less political. He finishes by reminding everyone why it's so important to be a skeptic and come to your own conclusions.