I believe we are in a time when people are realizing that our medical freedoms have been hijacked by big business. We forget that humans healed themselves naturally before the 1900's. Modern medicine is wonderful and has many advantages, but have we crossed a line where control over the health care industry has become so political that taking care of ourselves has become conspiratorial.

Sarah Harbison is a rock star at the Pelican Institute. In this episode she talks about the actual policies that she is working on at the Pelican Institute. Listening to the interview is better than any description.

Daniel Erspamer is the Chief Executive Officer of The Pelican Institute. The Pelican Institute's mission is to research and develop policy solutions to address the most significant barriers to opportunity in Louisiana. We educate the public about the benefits of individual liberty and free enterprise, turning great ideas into powerful policy solutions that make a meaningful difference in people's lives. While their mission may be based in Louisiana, their results are felt nationwide.

When I first got the idea for this episode's topic, I felt that people weren't looking at the bigger picture. But as I started talking about it, I realized that there are many small issues that are equally as important that people aren't paying attention to either. My conclusion, while the smaller issues tend to be used as distractions, and most people aren't paying attention to the bigger picture to see the end game.

As millions of Americans look for ways to deepen their faith in the New Year, our next guest brings a perspective you don't often hear — especially from someone with his background. Matthew Mark McWhorter, a retired corporate attorney and once a committed atheist, found himself in a severe health crisis that pushed him to investigate the Christian faith with the same intensity he once brought to the courtroom. That journey led him to study every major Bible translation and the lesser known writings many believers have never encountered. He says these so‑called "missing books" helped him, as an attorney, build a stronger, evidence‑based case for Christ.

Today, Matthew is a Christian author with a depth of scriptural and historical knowledge that is truly uncommon. His book Canon Crossfire hit #1 on Amazon over Black Friday. He offers a rare opportunity for audiences to explore the early Apostolic writings, understand the full historical context of Jesus Christ, and rediscover the foundations of the Christian faith through a wider lens. His insight is both intellectually rigorous and spiritually compelling — and he's here to help us start the New Year with a deeper, richer understanding of what we believe.

These are the last four interviews I did in Phoenix at Amfest. You will love the first interview with Inesa because she is a very pro America immigrant with a very unique perspective to share. Then Cynn Ladd will educate you on some Second Amendment information. The third interview is with Craig Sawyer of Veterans For Child Rescue with their story. And the final interview is with Jonathon Koeppel who exposed what was in the library of a very conservative school district. Please switch your cell phone service to Patriot Mobile at www.patriotmobile.com

In this episode are four interviews from Turning Points Amfest in Phoenix, Arizona. The first one is with Jacob Wells who is the cofounder of Give Send Go, the second interview is with Wendy Kinney of Revere Payments, the third interview is with Phillip Wilson of Relax Saunas, and the final interview is with Natalie Nicole with Dulsalife. Please switch your cell phone service to wwwpatriotmobile.com/wwfa

I did 18 inteviews at TPUSA's Amfest last week in Pheonix. I am grouping "like" interviews together to make some podcasts. This episode focuses on yournger people that are passionate about faith, free speeck, America and our Constitution, and family. The first interview is with Anthony Watson and 6 people he works with, the second interview is with Anistin Murray who is defending freedom of speecy on her campus of Loyola University in New Orleans, the third interview is with Ocean Rasso who is passionate about America and the Constitution, and the fourth and final interview is with Gentry Gevers who is strong on family.

We live in a world where people will argue to win even when they are not correct. Their agenda becomes more important. It is happening everywhere, but it hurts us the most when "the people in charge" or in influential positions do it. They will argue us down to the ground that up is down and down is up, and they don't care about the damage it does to the truth.

Michael Jonson with the Slavic Gospel Association has some updates on the war in the Ukraine from some different perspectives. And he has some religious history of the area that I think is interesting. Plus, some of his information may clear up some to the theories some people believe about why Russia invaded Ukraine.