"We have to ask ourselves the question: what role does viral load play, because the amount of virus you get exposed to matters. The Covid-19 is not like a game of tag where if a Covid-19 particle touches you you're it..." 🗣 Today I talk with Minnesota State Senator and Dr. Scott Jensen, family physician and teaching professor at the University of Minnesota for over 30 years. He talks about how effective masks are (spoiler alert: they're not!), and we discuss how political leaders make policy decisions without science and how the unintended consequences of lockdown, while difficult to measure, are just as real.

"Bill Gates wants to make his vaccine available to every person on the planet, and you know what, to me that ONLY makes sense if this is life-threatening to every person on the planet. But it's not. It's not life-threatening for over 99% of the people on the planet. I mean it's almost laughable when you break it down like this. But of course it's not laughable because he's serious and he's moving forward on this..." 🗣 Today I talk about the Covid-19 vaccine, covering Dr. Fauci's comments on how long immunity will likely last (not long!), and I break down Bill Gates' summary of exactly what we are in for regarding mass vaccination for the population (including newborns) if things go his way. It's not a pretty forecast, but as always, it's important you are informed.

"I was raised to treat others the way I want to be treated. So I treat people with respect and dignity...no matter what color skin they have. I treat everyone with the respect and dignity they deserve as human beings."  🗣 Today I talk with a female law enforcement officer, mother of three, who is choosing to stay anonymous. She discusses how the public forgets cops are human, they have families, and they risk their lives every single day on the job. After investing years in a career that made her proud, she now believes with all the tension and hate being directed at her, it's no longer worth it. Join us for this honest discussion.

"I was having a discussion with my black friends, and somebody got angry with me...and he wanted to fight me. I'll always remember this moment. I didn't want to fight him. He said, 'The reason you won't fight me is because you've been hanging out with these white kids too long.' And I always thought to myself that that was odd, because what he was effectively saying is that black people were more violent than white people." 🗣 Today we continue our discussion with Chi Brown of @ConsiderCulture on the diversity of his upbringing and hear more of his perspective on race in America.

"There are some who are invested in preserving the narrative that racism is alive and well in America. For the media, who makes money off of ad revenue, those clicks matter. Race benefits a lot of people. And eliminating it will hurt a lot of people. So there are a lot of people who are invested in keeping this topic on our lips." 🗣 Today I'm talking with Chi Brown, of Consider Culture, on his views as a Black Conservative in today's social and political climate. He discusses his desire to question what the media portrays, especially when it involves race, and breaks down some of his findings regarding the how the Black community responds to ideas of systemic racism and victimization.