LIVE WEEK 141 September 29 2023

TONIGHT! LIVE WEEK 141 8-10 PM Mountain

1. Healthy Living; Diabetes
2. Truman's Matrix
3. The Border Crisis w/Elon
4. Listening to The Holy Spirit

Episode Transcript

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And welcome to another edition of DiggingDeeper with Brian Hale, brought to you
by Haile Multimedia website and mobile appdevelopment for over twenty five years. That's
Hail Multimedia dot com. Now listenin and join me online Digging Deeper dot
us. All right, hey there, all right, good evening. It

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is week number one forty and we'vegot a wildcat. I'm gonna loose again.
We had that one week one fortyone. Yeah, I miss spoke
because a cat distracted me. Here, I got a cat distraction fever.
There we go. So I'm gonnago ahead and take this cat into the
other room. You will ahead andintroduced our program Week one forty one.
Week one forty one. We're gonnastart it out with healthy living. We're

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going to talk about the glucose overloadthat's happening in our country. It's going
to be some enlightening information there.And then in Truman's matrix, Brian put
this one together, A World GoneMad. Sounds like we're gonna have a
little bit of fun with that.One Number three is the Ugly Truth.
And in the Ugly Truth tonight,we haven't talked about this enough, so

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we're going to talk about the bordercrisis with Elon. He went down there
and interviewed some people, so we'regonna figure out what's going on there.
And finally, number four is ourfaith matters, and tonight we've got a
little special thing for you. Tonight, we're going to talk about listening to
the Holy Spirit. We gotta youknow, we all have our own ideas

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and we want the best for ourselvesbecause we're like a Memei focused world,
but we're it boils right down toit. We have to listen to what
our spirit says. In that HolySpirit. If you're saved, if you
have the salvation of Jesus Christ,then you know you have that Holy Spirit
and it's your conscious It speaks toyou. It's that discernment and when God

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speaks, we listen. And sowe're gonna dig a little deeper into that
subject tonight in Partment before. Yes, all right, that's what we've got.
It's going to be a good show. We're looking forward to Week number
one forty one sponsored by Digging DiggingDeeper is sponsored by green Gold Natural Healing.

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help the body help itself through naturalhealing with plant medicine and other non pharmaceutical
alternatives. Welcome to healthy living herethey Hey, all right, it's healthy
living. And it looks like wehave a graphic up there on the screen

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that may not exactly pertain to tonight. So and he's going to go ahead
and change it up there. Whatis the night? Tonight's topic is glucose
overload. Last week we had sometoxic poisoning going on of some sort.
Evidently, what was that last week? Oh, aluminum overload was last week?
That though? Oh, this wasa migraines picture. Yeah, how

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that one got in there? Anyway, a lot of these episodes floating around,
we sure do. But tonight we'regoing to talk about the glucose overload?
Is this the right picture? Now? It is? Oh? Okay,
yeah, Well what was in therebefore? I thought it was in
there? Okay, all right,so here we go. What is that
picture? Is that a bunch ofsugar? It's sugar. Okay, that's

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what we're gonna talk about. Let'sdig into it, all right. Next
time you go to grocery shopping,pause, look at the ingredient lists on
all the foods you purchase. Chancesare almost everything you are intending to buy
has some type of sugar added toit, even foods you wouldn't associate with
sweetness like salad, dressing, peanutbutter, bread, TV dinners. It's

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because a lot of times sugar isadded to a food, not necessarily for
the sweeten There are five main reasonsfood manufacturers add sugar to food, and
only one of them is to increaseits sweetness. The other four functional properties
of sugar are preservation, color andflavor, fermentation, and bulk and texture

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are other reasons to add sugar tofood, But there are repercussions to using
sugar in our everyday food staples.Most people living in Western societies like the
US Canada, the UK, Australiaare truly addicted to sugar, and they
use it as a form of selfmedication to temporarily boost their mood and energy.

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So I found this little cartoon here. It's called counterthink, and it's
got a whole bunch of people inthe little testing cage with a couple of
rats as the scientists standing on theoutside and the people inside are being fed
sugar water, and the rats saysthey appear to be intelligent, but display

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an irresistible attraction to sugar. TheCounterthink cartoon, posted on Natural News,
attempts to ask what would an outsideobserver think of modern human behavior in relation
to sugar. The answer is nottoo difficult to predict. They would think
humans were strange animals to be soutterly controlled by a crystalline white substance.

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Refined white sugar is like dietary crack. Yeah, it rots out your teeth
just like meth, only slower.Yep. The truth is most American consumers
are so addicted to sugar that theywill deny their addictions in the same way
that a crack or heroin addict might. Sugar is essentially a legalized recreational drug

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that's socially acceptable to consume, andyet just like other drugs, it destroys
a person's health over time, rottingout their teeth, disrupting normal brain function,
promoting heart disease, and directly causingdiabetes and obesity. Right, Robert
Lufkon, MD posted this on Twitter, Sugar over consumption is a modern problem.

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So are metabolic diseases that it drivesobsit, type two diabetes, hypertension,
fatty liver, cardiovascular disease, certaincancers, Alzheimer's, and certain medical
conditions. Then he posted the poundsof sugar purse per person per year graph
and from the seventeen hundreds to thenineteen hundreds, the highest was maybe eighty

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pounds of sugar per person per year. And right now we have exceeded the
graph which was at one hundred andtwenty pounds. Exceeded the graph. That's
not a good side, Nope,And this was from two thousand and seven,
so this was even you know,twenty years ago. So part of

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the reason for this though, thisadditional consuming intake of sugar. Right.
Oh, I didn't want to saythat consuming sugar is because they're hidden sugars.
MHM. Hidden sugars. There maybe hidden sugar in foods and drinks

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that you might not classify sweet.All right, Yeah, of course we
tell people about this all the time. Yeah, so kind of thing.
Here's a list of seventeen foods anddrinks that you might want to keep an
eye out. Low fat yogurt,you think it's healthy. Barbecue sauce,
catchup fruit juice, that's kind ofobvious. I think spaghetti sauce, sports

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drinks, chocolate milk, grandola,I thought that was supposed to be healthy
to g Yeah, flavored coffees,drink it black yep iced tea, well
unless you drink it plain or inthe South, as they say, unsweet.

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But don't get me started on that, because you can't take sugar out
of it. That's un right anyway. Protein bars what protein bars have sugar?
Oh? Yes, of course theyhave sugar. Not hidden sugar though.
Well no, but sometimes you thinkhealthy and you don't think yes,

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you know, so that's where someof these right, pre made soup,
breakfast cereal, that's obvious. Imean most breakfast cereal you kind of expect
to have some sugar, right,cereal bars, canned fruit, canned baked
beans and pre made smoothies. Okay, so the best way to avoid these

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hidden sugars in your meals is tomake them at home so you know exactly
what's in them. If you doneed to buy prepackaged food, make sure
you check the label to identify anyhidden added sugars, especially when buying foods
from this list. So this doctorLufkin also noticed a sign in this store

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and it said SPAR Beat diabetes,Eat healthy, Live healthy, and then
it has a did you know?And it says obesity and insulin resistance is
the risk factor for type two diabetesand not the consumption of excess sugar.
What oh, they're telling you don'tworry about the sugar levels, right,

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What doctor says, Actually, sugardoes cause insulin resistance, obesity, and
type two diabetes. This type ofadvertising is misleading and may harm people.
Spar is the world's largest international foodretail chain which profits for sugar products.

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Anytime you see these things, thatlooks to me almost like a fact check
in your face, like, oh, if you heard this truth over here,
we've got to give you the actualLike, well, no, that's
not true. This is actually what'strue, right you know these people.
They put it up there in yourface and tell you that you need to
think this way, or you needto trust them. You need to dig

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a little deeper. That's why we'rehere. Hidden sweeteners are the number one
culprit in the rise in diabetes,especially Type two. Children in this day
and age are used to eating fastfood multiple times a week. We never
got to do that when we werekids, eating quick, fixed foods at
home, and very few have everhad a fully homemade meal. These all

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contribute to this problem. So hereare some signs of unhealthy blood sugar levels.
Okay, so we have postmeal hunger. If you're always hungry after you've
eaten, that's a good sign.Constant cravings for sweets. How about brain

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fog or frequent exhaustion, dips inenergy or mood, unexplained acne, interesting
or stubborn weight loss. Right,cutting out sugar is very hard when there
are so many products that have hiddensugars. When you eat a meal,
it is common for your blood sugarto spike and then have a sharp drop

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within about a four hour period.That's why you always need a snack in
the afternoon. You know, it'sbecause your blood glue close levels are not
being regulated. If you regulate yourblood glue close level, then you don't
feel the spike and the drop.M So what if I told you there
is a way to reduce the glucoseyou eat. Ah, there is a

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revolutionary new enzyme that has been provento change sugar into fiber. What okay,
explain? Okay, it helps youregulate the dips and spikes in your
blood glucose levels naturally. And whatit does is actually this enzyme actually attacks
the glucose as your stomach is breakingit down, and it causes it to

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become fiber so that it doesn't evenenter your blood system. So here is
just one person who tested this newenzyme. The first day they had the
meal only, and they wore amonitor, a glucose monitor, which they

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were a healthy individual who've never neverhad one, right, so they just
got one just for the testing purposesonly, And they discovered that even though
they were not one who needed theglucose monitor, they still note just a
huge peak when they ate and withwhich shows spikes in the blood sugar levels

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and then followed by a sharp crashboom, crash, just boom like that,
right, and that's where you're youkind of feel totally deflated, you
know, about an hour or twoafter you've eaten, you're just kind of
right. Then, this same womantook ate that same meal and took Transform

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with it. Transform, which isthis new enzyme the brand name of this
enzyme, right, Transform is thisnew enzyme? Okay, right? And
this is this is available through GreenGold Green Gold Natural Healing. Be looking
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for pre order now. Nice.If you take the Transform one hour before
eating, this woman found that herlevels remained steady for several hours without any
spikes or crashes. So it leveledout her glucose levels. And it was
the same exact meal that she didon two different days, same meal,

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same time, so she tried tokeep everything else consistent. Good, that's
what you need, right. Thesesugar transforming enzymes are revolutionary and there's nothing
like it on the market. Thereare many testimonialles, many testimonials about the

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positive effects that have already made inpeople's lives. One person found out that
they were unknowingly struggling with low bloodsugar, having dizzy spells, brain fog,
and low energy, and after takingthis product, she noticed that those
issues subsided with the blood sugar supportoffered in Transform. She also lost eight

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pounds, which she really didn't haveto lose, but it was still a
healthy weight, so she basically lostthat added fat probably those added fat cells
that she really didn't need. Soyou also got a call from California today.
Was this that same lady or isthis a story? No, she

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is the one who shared that storywith me. Okay, it wasn't hers
personal, right, so you actuallywas her friend from a from Shehan Dianna
Vivians. Yes, a representative withthis transformed formula. Yes, okay,
So there are several benefits to transform. It improves blood sugar management. It

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supports mood and emotional stability. Itreduces that brain fog. It supports optimal
metabolism, which helps in the weightloss. It improves energy unless since fatigue,
it curbs cravings, and it supportsthe healthy weight loss. They're sugar

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transforming enzymes. I need this.I think everybody needs this. Everybody needs
to have a better digestive process intheir gut. Our gut is the beginning
of many, many, many healthissues. Right, we could all benefit
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Yeah, it's about how enzymes havechanged her life and how they can
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Oh that's a good picture, Dianna. All right, yeah, all right,
all fantastic. I knew you weretalking to her today. Yeah.
So that's what that's what we've gotfor healthy living. So there there is
a solution other than being the gunghome mom who's going to cook everything from

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scratch or not eating any sugar atall. There are other ways that you
can help prevent your blood sugar fromspiking. So you have options. There
are way yes, healthy living,that's what it's about. Well, and

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these enzymes are all natural. They'rethey're created in a lab. That's totally
well, there is it chemical free, it's it's chemical free, it's vegan
friendly, it's and it's all natural. So so they they're put together in

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a lab, but they actually controlall of the fields as well. They
make sure that they have management inplace in every grow station that they have
across the globe. It's a controlledenvironment, sterile. And don't let the
fact that it was built in alab scare you, because we talk about

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we talk against that contright, anythingmade in the lab is worse, you
know, than made in the field. But in this case, we're talking
about a sterile laboratory environment to formulatethese enzymes in order to bring them to
a tablet form or to keep thempure form. Yeah, they keep them
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about products that will help you withhealthy living, visit green Gold Natural Healing
dot com. United, we stand, but divide it. We four p
who won't stand a chance. Weown on the guards in control, the

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people adjoining it, and land becauseo're all the two and need brought us
back together again, So denited,we stand. Try to divide us brought
us closer together. People that normallybut just trying to make the world better.

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Doctors, ball players, scientists,actors, rabbis, preachers and deacons,
masters, singers, and rappers,overcoming all their differences. The freedom
to live your life regardless what yourreligion is. Massed up the children in
shutting down your businesses socially distancing didn'tstop any sickness. Started listening to each
other. Witness what you discover withyour sisters and brothers. You do not

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get another like to live. Soembrace it. Don't waste it every single
struggle that they try to throw.And thus we overcame it. Freedom.
We had to take it, matrix, we had to break it. Not
the great resett No, this isthe greatest. Awaken and holding all to
your sanity. Won't divide up thefamily, muscom to Christianity. Let's get
back to humanity at stand divide it. We four people who aren't stand the

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chances, all the gods and controlpeople because all run us back together.
So you nighted we stay. Theyshut down the school's churches in Temples two.

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Even if we disagree every day,I'm defending you. Yeah, it's
someone else's problem until it's affecting you. All the trillions they send the other
countries instead of you. Never betmy need A man got us who I'm
kneeling too? All the evil inthe world. They're trying to deceive the
youth. They'll never know what it'slike just to be me and you.
It feel good waking up every morning, then being true, help each other,

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stay afloat, don't let no onelose. So I don't care your
political part of your how you vote. I want everyone to be happy with
a life for the health. Ihope you make enough to find generational wealth.
You just gotta keep walking if you'regoing through health and it doesn't make
you weak, if you asking forhelp, don't let them tell us the
part over nothing again. So let'sall joint hands be cause you unite.

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If we stand night it, westand to fight it. Wefore night we
won't stand the chances we all thegods and control people the worlds tearing brought

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us back together against to night.We stand die, We stand, We
stand, We stand. Listen notdid we stand? Welcome to Truman's Matrix,

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a podcast built around the craziest headlinesaround the world, the production of
the Digging Deeper Media owned by HailMultechnic, where you don't know who's watching
who or who's controlling you. Hey, Welcome to Truman's Matrix. The craziest

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headlines from around the world, andthe world speaking of the world, the
world has gone mad. I agree, world really has gone mad. It's
tripping. World is tripping. Andyou know, at the end of this
show tonight, we're gonna play alittle song about this clown world. But
in the meantime, let's take alook at some of the things that I

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just want to say here. Thiswas from a post that was floating around
on Twitter, and we'll have areference to it in the article later so
that you can see exactly where thatcame from. But this is just basically
the feelings of a typical American.Yes, okay, here we go.
The world is fed up, rightnow? Okay, I mean the people

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are fed up, and there area lot of folks that wish they could
say what this guy has said,so we could read this, you know,
back and forth if you wanted to. I mean, he says that,
you know, he's a father,husband, veteran Christian, citizen,
taxpayer, small business owner, voter, and homeowner. But I think we
all feel this way, Okay,We're all horrified at what has become of

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our country and our fellow citizens.I'm beyond disappointed. In more than half
of you, as you have letme down in so many ways these past
few years. You've advocated for medicalexperimentation on children as well as mass medical
experiment experimentation population wide. You've demandedthe elimination of religious rights, most importantly

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individual religious liberty. You've demanded proxywars with nuclear powers to defend grifters and
thieves. You've applauded actual Nazis.You've allowed foreign billionaires to decide even your
local elections. You've turned a blindeye to fraud if it benefits your side.
You've left our border open to themost evil of humanity. You failed

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to hold either the media or governmentaccountable. You've refused to defend the Bill
of Rights and called for an endto the republic. You've demanded the Supreme
Court become an extension of the publicof the body poetic. All right,
let me read that again. Whatdoes that say here? Body politic,

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Body politic. You've demanded the SupremeCourt become an extension of the body politic
rather than its guardrails whom. You'veweaponize the DOJ to the point where their
reputation is tarnished beyond salvage. You'veallowed child predators into schools under the guise
of equality. You've eliminated women,and you've demanded we change without honesty or

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foresight, yet refuse to admit yourviews are extremist. Mmmmm yep, we
the people are not done, orat least this family is not. We
have boycott. We have boycotted youall. We are done with you.

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We have left your plantation and callothers to the freedom that we have resecured.
We are reorganized and will you isyour own tactics against you, win
or lose. We will never bendthe knee to your insanity. Signed average
American. That is pretty well said. We are sick up and tired,

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right, sick up and fed withthis comedians would have said in the past.
Okay, Yes, Another major concernthat I have here in Truman's matrix.
This is the wildest headlights from aroundthe world. We have a serious
new disease and a new term goingon right now and it's a direct causal

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of something that we've been talking aboutfor seventy seven weeks, and that's the
Boosters. This is a doctor,professor of oncology at Saint George's Hospital Medical
School in London, talking about turbocancer is the new major concern, he
says. Quote at the end oflast year, I reported that I was

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seeing melanoma patients who had been stablefor years relapse after their first booster third
injection. I was told it wasmerely a coincidence and to keep quiet about
it, but it became impossible todo so. The number of my patients
affected US has been rising ever since. I saw two more cases of cancer
relapse post booster vaccination and patients justlast week. Oh, that's so sad.

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Every week. This is doctor AngusDeglish, MD Oncologists. Other oncologists
have contacted him from all over theworld, including from Australia and the US.
The consensus is that it is nolonger confined to melanoma, but that
increased incidence of lymphomas, leukemias,and kidney cancers is being seen after booster

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injections. Additionally, my colorectal cancercolleagues report an epidemic of explosive cancers,
he says, those pertaining with multiplemetastatic spread in the liver and elsewhere.
All these cancers are occurring, withvery few exceptions in patients who have been
forced to have a COVID booster,whether they were keen or not, most

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so that they could travel. Whyare these cancers occurring? T cell suppression
was my first likely explanation, giventhat immunotherapy is so effective in these cancers.
However, we must also now considerDNA plasmid and SB forty integration in
promoting cancer development, a feature madeeven more concerning by reports that mRNA spike

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protein binds P fifty three and othercancer suppressor genes. It is very clear
and very frightening that these vaccines haveseveral elements to cause a perfect storm storm
in cancer development. In the perfectstorm that is called a cytokine storm.
Yep, sorry, continue causes aperfect storm in cancer development in these patients

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lucky enough to have avoided heart attacks, clucks, plots, strokes, autoimmune
disease, and other common adverse reactionsto the COVID vaccines. To advise booster
vaccines as with the current case isno more or no less than medical incompetence,
he says. To continue to doso with the above information is medical

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negligence, which can carry a custodialsentence. No ifs or butts any longer
all mRNA vaccines must be halted andbanned now signed end of quote, Doctor
Angus, Doug Glaci. Mmmm.So infuriating. And it's just so infuriating.

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And and I know several of thedoctors have been saying this. Hundreds
even thousands, there's a thousand thatsigned a pack together, right, But
that kind of evil is almost kindof like backdoor evil because you know,
they lied to us and they deceivedus, and now the truth is coming

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out and all this right, right, But what's in your face is the
ingredients on this bag you see onthis saw this one. This is the
recommended nutritional U my word, poisoningthat they give people in hospitals across the
world when they can't eat, whenthey can't eat, they give them this
IV nutrition. So this segment isgoing to be called recommended nutritional poisoning.

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So we're going to take a lookat these ingredients. If we can pronounce
them, we don't know. Butyou can see them on the screen.
If you're not seeing things on thescreen right now, and you're listening to
our podcast on some channel that isnot visual, then please visit Digging Deeper
tv dot com or Digging Deeper TVon Roku and you could see us worldwide.
So let's take a look at thissmall lipid injectable. It's a lipid

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injectable one hundred grams, five hundredmillion laters. Okay. It has soybean
oil, rancid, oxidized fish oil, purified egg, phospholipids, glycerol,
and even twenty five micrograms of aluminumper leader and they inject that right into

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your veins. Yeah. We talkedabout aluminum last weekend. We did.
You had a great report on that, and this combination of the aluminum with
all these substances is most definitely goingto facilitate some autoimmune disease, especially with
the purified egg. You know,it's even more horrifying. This is allowed
on all ages, including infants frombirth to two months old. During the

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clinical trials from the original US approvalin twenty sixteen, some pre term infants
died with autopsy finding showing and accumulationof intravascular fat in the lungs. Oh
babies. When you investigate the studieslooking into the evidence and the adverse reaction

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orophiles and safety, they did theexact same thing they do in the vaccine
studies. Explain. One group getsthe SMO flipid smof lipid injection and then
the comparative group gets just a soybeanoil lipid emulsion with no other ingredients.

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If they compared the lippin emosion IVto a simple bag of silin, it
would be abundantly clear that it's causinginflammation, heart problems, anemia, vomiting,
liver problems, diarrhea, and sepsisthat they saw in the trials.
Yeah, that would be good ifthey were comparing things that they should be

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comparing. But this is what iscalled modern medicine. Guys. It's the
furthest thing from medicine, and it'sjust barbaric and homicidal with it being predicated
or fraudulent garbage science. That isbasically just advertising at this point to sell
the product to the FDA for approvaland then widespread use in hospitals. Did

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you catch what they said? Ifthey compared the lipid emulsion IVY to a
simple bag of saline, it wouldbe abundantly clear it's causing inflammation. But
they don't do that. They justdo one with the lipid and they get
the other one with just a soybeanand we all know that soybean oil isn't
good for you. No oil orforeign substance is good to be injecting into

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directs directly into your veins. Geta job or get a clue here.
Medical error is the third leading causeof death in the US, and the
leading cause of death is medical error. That's why they call it practicing medicine.
They're just practicing let's try this.If it kills yet, well,
we know not to do that nexttime, or we know to do that

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next time. And that is thevery conservative estimate. When you fully factor
in treatment protocols like this in conjunctionwith how we treat heart disease, diabetes,
cancer, et cetera, it's incrediblyeasy to understand that the US medical
system is by far the leading causeof death. Welcome to Rockefeller Medicine now,

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not to be confused with Rockafeller novatype. Okay, because at the
end of this, we're going towatch a video that she produced with Tom
McDonald called clown World. But we'regonna get some more news before we close
out with our video. Okay,one more, we just have to share
one more more real thing that's justgonna make you go back okay, okay,

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okay. We reported on this twoyears ago. We had a very
disturbing and this is not funny,folks, We had a very disturbing video
of a young man implying that hewas basically beaten and raped and abused by
Mike Pence, yes, a formervice place. It was hard for us.

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Yeah, like do we even broadcastthis? I don't you know?
He he seemed legit. He weknew there was to die for himself,
and he was willing to die forhis cause to get us because he knew
he'd be killed if he put thisout there, right, And you could
tell he was traumatized. Yes,so we knew something happened regardless. Right,

(38:21):
So this young man claimed that MikePence was a pedophile and that he
was abusive. Right, So anyway, breaking news. A gay prostitute and
drag queen from Washington, DC.Different from that first guy we were talking
about. It's a different guy,different than which guy, the one that
we had on two years ago?Oh? Yes, absolutely, this just

(38:44):
happened. This is breaking, breaking, actually breaking news, not Fox,
not foul news, not fake news. Breaking a gay prostitute and drag queen
from Washington in DC has come forwardsaying he has evidence of years long affair
with former Vice president and current presidentialcandidate Mike Pence, including photographs and videos.

(39:07):
Pence, the self proclaimed god fairingChristian, apparently has a homosexual streak
that is the worst kept secret inWashington that includes frequent trips to gay bars
and strip clubs. He's living indouble life and Republican voters deserve to know
about this hypocrisy. This individual isexpected to go fully public, with all

(39:30):
of the evidence to be revealed inthe coming weeks. Not only is Mike
Pence's campaign over his political career inpublic image as a moral Christian leader's toast,
and I will add that Trump isvindicated, and so are Charlie Ward
and the other guy that he hadon that program where that kid said this
was happening. Yes, he saidhe had video and proof. And this

(39:53):
is just right after Tucker Carlson hadanother prostitute, gay prostitute talking about how
he had an affair with Obama.Oh, this goes deep, and we're
not gonna say, we're not gonnaeven talk. They're about that word now,
Okay, So yep, oh wow, So that's what we have for

(40:15):
everyday news around Washington. Just everyday you have this gay news about some
corrupt player in Washington that is justdespicable. And right now everybody in Washington
knows Mike Pence is gay and he'sa pedophile. And now you know the
rest of the story. We're livingin a clown world. We are.

(40:37):
Let's hear Nova Rockefeller's production with TomMcDonald here with clown world. All right.
You worry about leaving the better planetfor our kids, how about even
better kids for our planning entire generationoffended and every day and getting mad that
a human thinks all lives matter.We don't need black or white, or
left or right, but we needthis common sense. We need balance.
We're all in the same boat.White, you trying to make calls if

(40:59):
they think saying this is madness.I'm offended that you're offended by me taking
offense. Can't build a wall.Why does your house of offense? I
believe in two genders. I'm amadded the rest. I'm just confused.
When a dude there's a beard andsome breasts. We won't always agree.
No, I don't hate all,please, No, I don't think that's
the system. Races. I tostate the system hates beet bo i thing.
Fighting violence with more violence is whatthey want. Virus sist in riots,

(41:23):
people dying. We won't stay home. Black lives matter, All lives
matter. What's all this division for? It's modern segregation. This is seting
of a civil war. Burnless circusdown because the world is full of clowns
that are all stupid and they're brownpainted smiles on their lous. I don't

(41:44):
hang with those those, homie.I can't be around you. Anyone who
knows me knows my feet don't fitin clowns shows. When I was a
child, the only races that wehated were the ones that we ran and
didn't win, and we stopped playingwith each other, started hating on each
other, started noticing the color ofour skin. Chris, it's an atheist.
Immigrants, patriots. We love thecountry, but we are not saving
the wages. Don't race through therate of invasion and have what the country

(42:06):
hates all that the nation is funnythat we think the world owes us.
Some other phones got smart, butthe people so dumb. We care more
about the likes of a selfie thanour mom's and the only time we ever
speak the truth when we're drunk,we won't always agreed. Don't. I
don't hate all police. Don't yourthoughts and opinions the facts and they are
not defining my reality. Don't Ithink picking psyches devices, it's probably what

(42:28):
has got us here. United Statesis great regardless. That's what we've forgotten
in here. Black lives matter,All lives matter. What's all this division
for its modern sagredgation? This issetting up a civil war, burnless circus
down because the world is full ofclowns that are all stupid, and their
crowns made it smiles on their mouths. I'm playing with all those homy.

(42:52):
I can't be around you. Anyonewho knows me knows my feet don't fit
in clown shows. They tell yoube yourself and then they judge you on
the internet that everybody hates you forit. If Jesus was allowed, I
swear to God, they all wouldcancel, because lately being negative is the
real new normal. Yeah, ifyou think you're fat, you're rich,
your bag, you're poor, you'reblack, you're white, you're whack.
They lie, it's backs. Mygeneration needs a bunch of free condoms is

(43:13):
common sense? Ain't that common Thisis what they bonded, This is how
they planned. This is the controleveryone on the planet. That we put
each other in caskets protesting panic,and they take advantage to manage the damage.
We won't always agree. Nope,freedom doesn't come free. No,
there was people fighting dying overseas,so that you get that freedom and be
all. I think the elites arereal, but they ain't drinking babies.

(43:35):
But they're creating chaos, so theyhave something to save you from. Black
lives matter, All lives matter.What's all this division for its modern segregation?
This is setting I'm a civil,warm, burnless circus down because the
world is full of clowns that areall stupid and they're crowds, bainted smiles
on their mouths. I don't hangwith those those homie I can't be flown

(44:04):
shows. Okay, we're just aboutready to close out Truman's matrix, and
I thought of another story that Ijust couldn't pass up. You know,
sometimes these things just take time.When the investigators tell you just we just
can't make an arrest, or wejust can't do it yet, Just be
patient, you know. And indue time, things finally crack. Okay,

(44:30):
So there was a crack in thecase today. Some of you may
remember this one from nineteen ninety six, the fatal shooting of Tupac Skur.
Okay, all right, so therewas an arrest made today in that nineteen
ninety six fatal shooting. It's prettyinteresting story. Basically, the guy came

(44:51):
forward and he had said this before, back in twenty and ten, but
he came forward and they arrested himtoday. He admitted that he was in
the front seat I hope when hehad pulled up. He wasn't the driver.
Everybody had pulled up. He hadthe weapon and he slipped it back
to the back seat, and personin the back seat then shot him.
And so they were asking him sincetwenty ten to please let him know,

(45:15):
you know, like, please giveus information in the case and we'll give
you a break on this. Andso the you know, they arrested him
today. So does that mean thathe gave them the information that they needed
and now they're going to lighten asentence and let him go, okay,
because he probably told him who hehanded it back to in the back seat.

(45:36):
Probably before too long. We're gonnaknow who killed Tupac Chekur. That's
a cool break in that case.So I'm hoping that's good news for you
today and all this crazy madness thatwe have going on. But you can
read that article on my Twitter feedright there on Digging Deeper Podcast on Twitter.
If you want to go to thehashtag, it's actually the at signed

(45:58):
Digging Deeper us on Twitter, oryou could just search for Digging Deeper podcast
on Twitter or on X as theycall it now. And speaking of X,
that's basically kind of an offshoot ofSpaceX by that owner Elon Musk,
who owns that company. But Xis the new media platform according to Elon

(46:22):
Musk, and he is encouraging citizenreporters just everyday people to go out and
talk to folks on the street andget the story. So in our next
segment, after we do a littleshort here, we're going to do a
vaccine war headlines as we close outthat. But after vaccine war headlines real
short, then we'll go to theUgly Truth tonight. And in the Ugly

(46:43):
Truth, you're actually going to heardirectly from Elon as a citizen reporter.
Interesting thing going on tonight, Sojust want to give you that craziness that
the richest person in the world hasnow turned into a citizen reporter, okay,
who in one video couldn't figure outhow to turn his camera around,
which is interesting because the rocket scientistsshould probably figure that out. But I

(47:05):
think it was just really bright outand maybe we should suggest a physical flip
camera button, camera flip a physicalbutton to Apple and Samsung. But anyway,
there's a lot of material for Truman'smatrix tonight. Another thing that I
wanted to tell you about is thatthere was a big in the government today.
Yep, there was a count ofone eight to two thirty two.

(47:30):
The Naze win it, and thatmeans no funding for the government through October.
So that round of voting did notpass. So it's very likely that
we'll have a government shutdown, whichis a very misunderstood topic to a lot
of people because they think that that'san extreme measure that everything shuts down,

(47:51):
and actually it's just a delay inpaychecks. Typically what happens is everybody just
gets everything they were owed and didn'thave to work during that period. So
it's actually a cool thing when there'sa government shut down if you're a government
worker, time off. Yeah,So don't feed into the media malarkey that
this is all the end of theworld because there's a boulogne. Don't feed

(48:12):
into the people won't get to eatbecause they just print more money. Yeah,
exactly, and don't forget about that. It was a crazy thing.
There were some state of emergencies declaredtoday. Of course, the state of
emergency at the border, and that'swhat we're going to talk with Elon about
in the next segment on digging deeperon Ugly Truths. Excuse me, but
the other state of emergency that wasdeclared today was in New York City.

(48:36):
Yeah, that was shocking. Theyhad several inches of rain that just was
a deluge too big to handle,and it flooded the subway system, flooded
the streets, Garbage was everywhere,and it probably were some deaths, but
I haven't been able to confirm anyof those that report on that. But
it's just it's just amazing at howmuch money that New York has spent on

(49:01):
housing and bringing in all these illegalaliens, but yet they can't even you
know, put insulation on their subwaysystem or make it so that they can
take four inches of rain. Fourinches of rain? Come on? How
many times? Are yes? That'scrazy? Yeah, that's really unless the
unless talk about congestion, unless therewas more to the report than I thought.

(49:23):
Yeah. But the last thing Iwant to say, and I know
there's a lot of things here,and we still have some time, just
this material for Truman's Matrix just goeson and on. I actually label this
stuff on our Digging Deeper podcast onTwitter. Just go there Digging Deeper podcast
on Twitter and just look for amaterial for Truman's Matrix. And you can
see me read this stuff right now. And we're talking a weird thing here.

(49:45):
Got to ask you a question,which is better animal fat or vestible
oil? I mean animal fat orvestible fat, I mean oil made from
animal fat or oil made from vegetables. Or is animal fat bad for you?
I guess that's the question. That'sthat I don't think so. I

(50:06):
think animal fats actually better for you. Do you have you heard that animal
fats bad for you? All thatsaturated fat and it's just bad, it's
bad for you or clog up yourarteries. Yeah, but you've heard that,
right? Yeah? Is that true? But it's not. It's still
naturally made versus is synthetically nade.Is it actually true? Though? It's

(50:27):
amazing how society can be indoctrinated.I'm sure you've been told that animal fats
are bad and that vegetable oil isbetter. Most of us have heard that,
but I already know the difference.The fats with which we evolved are
animal fats, easily digested, mostlysaturated, so they're thermally stable and resist
polymerization, and they come with acomplement of necessary vitamins, including B twelve.

(50:53):
And get the strong feeling that theanimal fat will clog your arteries.
Nonsense pushed by big food to sellhigh margin seed oils hangs on an even
low carbers, who I find typicallyinclined towards olive oil. And olive oil
is a fruit rather than a seed. Oil is better than seed oils,
but not ideal. We did notco evolve with it. It has been

(51:15):
consumed in quantity by only a tinyfraction of the world, and only relatively
recently. In evolutionary terms, youneed no other fat than animal fat.
Tallow, lard, duck fat areall better for you than any seed oil
from a plant. Now's from Inversionism, very popular Twitter account now that is

(51:37):
telling the truth about some things thatlike the DDT report I'm going to have
next week. They expose this unbelievableDDT report that I'm going to bring to
you next week on the ugly truth, the ugly truth of DDT, the
Inversionism. It's an amazing Twitter feedthat we're getting some very very iconic information

(52:00):
from. Next segment is going tobe our vaccine war headlines. Yeah,
all right, yes, let's moveon into that. And that's gonna do
it for this edition of Truman's Matrix, a podcast built around the craziest headlines

(52:22):
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You can find Begging Deeper with BrianHale on your favorite podcast network,
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one more thing. Good afternoon,good evening, and goodnight. In a

(52:52):
war that started well before twenty nineteen, secrets have been buried deep beyond the
pale. We're here to reveal thetruth. It's time for vaccine war headlines.
This is a war on religion,this is a war on the children.

(53:13):
They give you a job with thesickness. This is a war on
tradition. This is a war religion. This is a wall on the children.
Get with the sickness. This isall. This is all now,
Okay. So we've got some Bearsreports for you. We haven't brought these

(53:37):
to you in a while. SoBears COVID vaccine adverse events reports through September
fifteenth, of twenty twenty three.And yes, they are still climbing.
Every day people are dying. Thereare thirty six thousand, two hundred and

(53:57):
thirty one deaths reported as of today, out of one million, five hundred
and ninety three thousand, four hundredand fifteen reports from individuals who have suffered
from these shots. Two hundred andnine thousand, nine hundred and ten hospitalizations,
one hundred fifty two thousand, threehundred and fifty five urgent care visits,

(54:22):
two hundred thirty eight thousand, seveneighty five doctor office visits, ten
thousand, five hundred fifty nine anisflectusshock, aniflexus cases, Hey, she's
in shock over it? Seventeen thousand, two hundred and seventy three bills palsy
five thousand and forty miscarriages, whichis another five thousand deaths of human beings.

(54:45):
Yes, twenty thousand, eight hundredten heart attacks, and speaking of
heart diseases, twenty seven thousand,five hundred twenty two more cases of milecarditis
or pericarditis, many of those inchildren. Sixty seven thousand, eight twelve
people permanently disabled that means getting bigmoney from the government. Eight thousand,

(55:06):
eight hundred ninety one thromboside a penor a low platelet count, thirty eight
thousand, four hundred forty nine otherlife threatening conditions, forty six thousand and
one twenty nine severe allergic reactions,and fifteen thousand, eight hundred and fifty
one cases of shingles. Disgusting,And it just continues to go on.
And I know you've already reported severalthings going on with vaccine causations, and

(55:36):
now we also see that there isunexpectable, unexpected vaginal bleeding and COVID nineteen
vaccination in non menstruating women. Ohso they are seeing that non menstruating women
that being premenopausal, post and perimenopausalwomen are having unexpected bleeding going on.

(55:59):
Oh so that's not good. DCDrano said, the vaccines are life saving,
so they need to be free.Well, then why isn't chemo free,
Why isn't insulin free? Why aren'tantibiotics free? Turns out there was
an evil agenda to play it thewhole time. Leftism has become a religion.

(56:23):
The vaccine is their communion and poweris their Godow what veriant does this
product protect? Protect me against?You're actually helping transgender Ukrainians fight global warming.
Just take a shot. Just takea shot. Yep. Oh and

(56:43):
did you see this? Yes?I did, Yes, yes, Faucci,
I heard about it. I didn'tactually see the video. Play it
for us. Okay, this isdoctor Fauci escorted into CIA headquarters without a
record of entry. They lied,right, Fox News Alert new evidence is
just surf tying doctor Anthony Fauci tothe CIA's cover up of COVID nineteen.

(57:05):
Last week, a whistleblower claimed theCIA was paying people off to bury the
lab leak theory. And now thisfrom the House Committee investigating the pandemic origins
quote. Doctor Fauci was escorted intoCentral Intelligence Agency CIA headquarters without a record
of entry and participated in the analysisto influence the agency's review. The committee

(57:27):
is now ordering HHS the handover documentsdetailing all of Faucci's movements during the pandemic
in and out of CIA controlled sites. My goodness, Yeah, I did
hear that video. I just watchedit on Twitter. I didn't realize it
was Jesse. Yeah, that wassweet. I mean it's just right in
your face. There are movements.They can track these people. I mean,

(57:51):
they were doing this stuff, likeI said in Truman's Matrix, right
in your face. And here's anotherone this. Yeah, I found this,
and then evidently you did too,because yea, in the article here,
there was no autism in Vietnam beforethe vaccination program. Listen to this
one and going back to Vietnam,Will Vietnam doesn't have anything. There's no

(58:15):
such thing as autism in nineteen seventyfive, year, two thousand, year,
two thousand and one, there's nosuch thing. When Vietnam signed the
who we had have been been,Vietnam signed into the international monetary the banking
system. Bill Gates and the GatesFoundation introduced the vaccination program into Vietnam.

(58:39):
Now Vietnam over a three hundred percentrise in autism. Thank you, Bill,
gates. Yet again, these thingsare disguised as good. You've got
to be careful of the big deceiver. The big deceiver, Satan and his
demons will look good on the surface. M let be evil within. Yep,

(59:07):
that's it, just short and sweetfor the Vaccine more Headlines. But
yeah, let's go ahead and closethat one out. Thank you for listening
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Why train the people only to consumeStep two? Infiltrate adults with the
news Step three and doctor nate thechildren through the schools and the music and
the apps on the phones that theydo. Step four. Separate the right
from the left. Step five,separate the white from the black. Step
six, separate the rich from thepoor. Used religion and the quality to

(01:01:06):
separate a more. Step seven,fabricate a problem, made a life.
Step eight put it down the newsevery night, step night. When people
start to fight and divide, takecontrol, this is called situational design.
They can't sign of us because we'reraised to fight China brain. Why us,
but we won't let raid will die? The whole world's brain. Why

(01:01:30):
everybody pick a team, start toright in the streets, the whole world's
brain? Why stuck against damn it? Ain't you're against me? We're with
you, Tom, We will notback down. This is the ugly truth.
Hard to listen to, but impossibleto ignore. All right. That

(01:01:51):
was Tom McDonald, independent artist,giving us explicit permission to replay any of
any of his material on anything explicitpermission from him and his team there at
Hangovergang dot com. Hangovergang dot comwhere you can buy all of his merchandise
and albums. I've got every oneof them that's available on the site.

(01:02:14):
Oh wait, nope, you're missingone. Okay, so there's one missing
album. Think out about eleven.So Tom McDonald independent artists singing brainwashed there
and so the ugly truth is hardto listen to, but impossible to ignore.
But one of the things we weretalking about earlier in Truman's Matrix,
if You're still If you're still withus and listening earlier to our earlier segment

(01:02:36):
tonight, I talked about Elon Muskbeing down at the border, being a
citizen reporter. So he, therichest person in the world, is interested
in talking to people at the border, talking to the officials down at the
border, and so he actually turnedon his cell phone and turned to camera

(01:03:00):
on to himself and wasn't trying toimpress anyone. He wasn't real smooth about
it, but he just went outthere and he just did a little interview
with the folks at the borders.So we're gonna listen to this thirteen minute
video. The first one he didwas fifteen minutes, and then he came
right back, got that uploaded,came back and did a thirteen minute one.

(01:03:20):
This one is a little bit morepolished and gives you a little bit
more look at the crowd. Sobear with Elon's digital skills here and his
camera skills, so please deal withit. This is a real person,
just happens to be Elon Musk,richest person in the world, just happens
to be a rocket scientist. Buteven rocket scientists with all the money in

(01:03:43):
the world still have problems with technology. Should make everybody feel better, right,
keep that in mind. So let'stake a look at what Elon is
put together here. This is theborder crisis down at Eagle Pass, Texas.
Let's listen in. Let's go golive again. Hopefully this works,
so we're back. We're back live. So I uploaded like a fifteen minute

(01:04:12):
video, but I think the selfconnection here is not super good. Could
be helpful to have some starlink maps. Yes, there you go. Good
deal. I'll be uploading the fifteenminute video since I get a good connection
and hopefully this live stream is justworking over recently. Well all right,
well let's just continue start for thelay. Yeah, no, that's okay,
let's continue over Here is the borderpatrol. Border patrol, and you'll

(01:04:36):
see it. I mean, righthere under the bridge, you're seeing hundreds
of people getting process and this isevery single day, and they will go
to another soft side of facility thathas thousands of people. Right now it's
over five thousand people. And andso over here to the right, literally
under a bridge. A lot oftrade happens here in the city. And

(01:04:57):
okay, so it's just sort oflike a that's that's the bridge, and
there's like people getting processed and thenthey come across on those those trains over
there. Yeah, exactly, it'slike an initial intake spot and then they'll
they'll send them through. But it'snon stop all day long. If you
notice all the border patrol agents,the number one thing the Border patrol agents
ask of me is to get backout in the field. They don't want

(01:05:18):
to be here processing people. Theywant to be catching bad actors and and
they're not, you know, they'rejust you've got dozens of them here,
and this is probably the biggest issue. If we can do that, then
we keep Americas safe from fentmol andopioids and some of these things that are
killing all Americans. Okay, justto go with some of the numbers that
we've talked about from the video thatI'll upload later, there's roughly correct me

(01:05:44):
if I'm wrong, about two anda half million processed legals per year off
it, and then it's somewhat debatableof how many are sort of unprocessed,
but maybe it's like a total quoteMOBE maybe four or five million immigrants per
year. At the SNOW number isalso uh as reach all time highs,
all time highs, all time highs, and it's continuing to increase. Yes,

(01:06:08):
And uh, nothing, as faras you know it is being done
about it at the federal level.Nothing things, simple things, common sense
things that we can enact, cancan make a difference today. Uh,
Simple things like raising the level ofcredible fear. Many people are seeking asylum,
are not going to qualify for amatorycan get a better I don't know,

(01:06:28):
maybe like this way, I don'tknow, sure, Yeah, yeah,
okay, okay, Yeah, Soso right now, last month it
was over two hundred thousand people thatcame over illegally, so that is uh,
you know, that's in the millions. Multiply at that time twelve.
You know, here you are twoand a half million people coming over.
Most of the people that are seekingasylum are not going to qualify for asylum.
Nine out of ten actually are not. So one of the things that

(01:06:48):
we can do is we can raisethe asylum. Now, an important point
is that although as you're saying,like basically a ninety percent do not qualify
for asylum, of the night sentthat that do not qualify for asylum,
and how many are sent back tothe country of origin. Zero. I
mean here, in this in thisDel Real sect, in Del Rio sector

(01:07:09):
alone, you have twenty five hundredpeople coming over illegally a day and zero
sending back zero zero even not evennothing, nothing, nothing. So what
kind of signal does that send therest of the world? Sure is this
is where you need to come,and this is you're you're not going to
be sent back. Okay, Soit's basically no repercussions, No repercussions,
That's what That's the number one thingthat this administration has to do. There

(01:07:31):
has to be some repercussions. Now, it's do process, make sure that
people get their data court that youknow, I've been advocating that one person
that does qualify for asylum, weneed to make sure that they don't get
sent back to certain death or anythinglike that. But the nine out of
ten that don't, I mean,there has to be repercussions. And once
you do that, Elon, thisgoes away. It went away for Trump,

(01:07:53):
it went away for Obama, itwent away for Bush, it went
away for Clinton. And they're notwilling to do that. I don't understand
why. Well, when you reachedout to the White House, what has
been what's the response? Their responseis it is a political problem. It
is not politic. What does thatmean? They think it's just, you
know, the Republicans are blaming theDemocrats. Democrats are are blaming the Republicans.

(01:08:14):
And I think it's not real.It's not real. It's a political
problem. What, honestly, what'sworking the most is these mayors from these
cities. They are all many timesDemocrat mayor of New York, in fact
mayor of New York, very governorexactly. El Paso you know, the
mayor of El Paso, these places, anywhere anything that is it's not it's
not. It's a policy issue.It's a policy issue. And we can

(01:08:36):
be humane and we can be allthese things, and we can protect those
that qualified for asylum, but wealso need to have repercussions for people that
don't sure exactly. And I meanwe're in the subside situation where the vasterjority
of people on none effect silence heakers. You can actually see read on Google
and multi any language you want.What are the magic was? You need

(01:08:57):
to say yes, and then you'reautomatically in the asylum sort of que which
takes several years before you actually seeanyone. And then even if you do
see one, even if you aredenied, you are not deported exactly.
And once you do that, allthat does is attract more people to come
over illegally, and ultimately it underminesthose that are trying to do it legally.
Yeah, and then to be clear, like we're both in pretty much

(01:09:18):
in favor of expanded legal immigration.I think anyone who is hard working and
honest should be you know, andand it's really going to add to you
know, being an ad addition tothe economy, I think should we should
let them in? Yes? Butbut but I mean what we're seeing here
are, in some cases some prettyextreme individuals coming through. Obviously not suggesting

(01:09:41):
everyone is like this, but you'retalking about you know, a guy who
came through who had face tattoos,including tears at tattooed on his face.
Yes, the tear. When whensomebody tattoos a tear, it means that
they have motored someone, and theyare so proud of having motored someone that
they they tattoo a one tier ontheir face for every person that they kill.

(01:10:03):
Is that? That's exactly right?I mean, these are this person
just claimed asylum, claimed asylum,we just let them in. We let
them in again, a serial murdererexactly who is proud of their motors?
Yes, the other person. Theother piece of it, too is many
many of these people are coming fromCentral and South America, where culturally it

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is it is not acceptable to havetattoos at all, period. Right,
So it's a big deal to havea tattoo. It's an even bigger deal
to have a neck tattoo and aface tattoo. That means it's almost certain
that you are culturally unacceptable wherever youcame from. So there's a lot of
red flags issues that they're glaring.These are people that nobody should want in

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their in their communities. I mean, i'm talking bad actors, I'm talking
people. Yeah, it's safe tosay that if somebody is a you know,
multiple motorer and proud of it tattooedare on the face, they're they're
unrepentant, yes, say the least. Yes, it's not like they try
to get the tattoo removed, right, And you know, the most likely
if, if, if they weremurdering people somewhere else in proud of it,
they will continue in that tradition.That's exactly right. Yeah, I

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was in I was in West Texas, three hundred miles from the from the
border in my district, and therewas a sheriff that told me a story
where two folks had come over ilegally in Cuba and they were working in
the oil and gas industry. They'remaking money, and they were going to
go buy a truck and basically starta company in their own and the plan
was both of you put thirty thousanddollars to go buy this truck. They're
friends. They come together, theone friend shows his thirty thousand dollars and

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the other friend murders him, murdershim, takes his money, dismembers his
body, spreads it everywhere. Andthat's a friend, I mean what I'm
getting say, that's not much ofa friend. That's not a much of
a friend. No, you don'tknow if you're willing to do that to
somebody exactly. You just don't know. And that's what people are scared.
People in American citizens are are scared. They just don't feel safe. They

(01:11:57):
don't know who these people are.They don't want to assume, but they
also don't want to not assume.They have children. It's a safety issue,
okay, and only is there noend in sight? But this issue
is accelerating rapidly. Yes, yes, and it's getting worse. The many
people that are coming over now,before they would have someone in the United
States to go to, or theywould have money. The folks that are
coming over now are impoverished. Theyhave no money and they have nowhere to

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go. Okay, so they're tryingto straight together some money to take a
bus trip to the next destination,if you will. It's a bad situation
all the way around, and anda large part of it is because the
administration is attracting these folks to come, knowing full well they're not going to
have any of the it's a deadend road that they're going down. This

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sounds like complete madness. It is, Okay, imagine if you have to
live it every day, like now, when is it getting mad? It's
becoming normal. That is what Iworry about. That is why you are
you coming down? Was so importantto go? Does this look normal to
you? Is any of this?Yeah? Looking normal? Well, and

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the train's that's coming across. That'sthat's basically what people hup on top of
the train and on top of thetrain and uh, let's see I think
the sheriff was and it's streff stillhere. But you're telling us about how
they we're really pretty expert at sortof turning the brakes on the train and
stuff. And yes, so itstyled basically it is you've got you've got

(01:13:25):
real commerce mixed in with illegal traffic, and so it's just it muddies the
situation for everybody. Okay, howabout what can we do about it?
Yeah? What can we do?How does this end? Yeah? We
have a government. Yeah, wehave a crisis, we have a recommendation.
We have a government that's about toshut down, and it's gonna shut

(01:13:45):
down. I think there's an opportunityif we can reopen the government and there'll
be real solutions attached with with someorder security measures in there that are non
partisan. I'm not talking really crazystuff one way or another. I'm talking
something everybody can agree on. Thiscould be a win win for America.
We just need the right package tobe crafted with some sensible things. You

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raise the level of incredible fear.You you turn on the repatriation flights,
so at least some people that arecoming over zero above zero would be a
good start. And then the immigrationjudges are so critical to it. You
surge immigration judges, and that way, when somebody comes in, they get
their case hurt immediately, not sevenyears from now. You do that for

(01:14:26):
a month, and all of asudden, the words out, Hey the
border is closed, go through anotherroute. Okay, let's see, Hey
guys, how's it going. Hello. So I don't know if it's just
obviously busy. So I don't knowif they're still here or anything, or
if they have to go, yeah, I have to take off. Okay,

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well I got I think I gotthem on recording. Yeah, so
all right, well what else doyou think? How about some Border patroy
agent? Okay, these are justthese are federal because that was from the
county center. Guys, I don'tknow if are you cool being on camera?
Yeah? Camera, Okay, don'tworry about it. Sure the camera's
pointed at me, so I don'tworry about it. Thank you, thank

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you. So all this is thepart where a lot of folks are frustrated
because they want to be working.Sure, I mean these are they're law
enforcement officers that want to be enforcingour laws and they're not able to Okay,
yeah, they're just not allowed itin post laws. No, this
is this is their new normal,and that is not a long term winning

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strategy for a positive part of theBorder Patrol, customs and Border protection.
Okay, well anyone else here?The first thing we can talk to I
think we've let's let's walk a littlebit further down this way. I think
the part that that's just just briefis this is a golf course. Okay,

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I mean you know, so tothe left you have a golf course,
an actual functioning golf course. Sure. And to the right you have
a processing center, a mobile processingcenter. Okay. The other piece of
it, too, is is thein the transportation, Like how does this
all work? Yeah? Well,you know, you you gotta have water,

(01:16:14):
you gotta have you gotta have food, you gotta have you know,
vehicle, busses, all. Noneof that is free. Somebody has to
pay for that. And who's payingfor it is oftentimes the mayor or the
county or border patrol agents or bordercustoms and Border Border Protection is paying for
buses and set of something else.Okay, So these people are all waiting

(01:16:35):
to get processed, right, people, right to deal with it. So,
hey, guys, how's it going? This is I mean, this
is the shot right here. Okay, this is these people. You see
how orderly it is? Yeah,I mean it's actually it's very orderly.
So it's it's like an orderly,chaotic, unruly event that's happening. Okay,

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and it's wrong. It's wrong foreverybody involved. Sure, we're not
talking one or two people. We'retalking to thousands of people every day,
thousand people every day. Yeah,all right, Oh well, okay,
I'm gonna imply here. Now yeah, wow, did you see that crowd?

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I think they said three thousand peoplea day. Yeah, that's a
town of day as you mean,yeah, a town a day. Yeah.
Yeah. So the CN on CNN, the mayor of Eagle Pass,
Texas declared a state of emergency andis pleading for help as record number of
illegal immigrants poor across the southern border. School back up, right, So,

(01:17:50):
I guess my comment wasn't in therebecause when I put that, I
thought that was in my article.We're when I put this in there that
I had commented that even CNN,oh is actually recognizing the issue here?
Oh yeah you post that was yourcomment on your tweet? Yes, yes,
yeah, you didn't write it.So even CNN is recognizing it.

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So let's listen to see annual festa. The mayor of a Texas border city
is pleading for help as the membersand the numbers of migrant crossings have increased
significantly. A source tel Cena,nearly three thousand migrants crossed near the city
of Eagle Pass, Texas, andjust one day the mayor signed an emergency
declaration, hoping to get financial helpand frankly more services. Yeah, I

(01:18:42):
would think I'd want more services too, especially since it's not it's a national
border, not just the state border. State shouldn't have to put up with
it. The local government shouldn't haveto pay for it. That's why it
needs to be secured. Yeah,they've completely just opened the door. So
so sanctuary cities aren't waking up tothe reality that Texas faces every day Biden's

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open border policies of creating an unsustainablecrisis. And until Biden steps up to
enforce federal immigration laws, Texas willhold the line, says Governor Rabbity.
What we've seen is when Democrats haveto face up to the reality of what
Texas has to do with every singleday, they adopt the same approach that

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Texas has. We need the Presidentto start enforcing the immigration laws of the
United States of America, period period. Enforce the law. Now, we
heard from Representative Victorious spat sparts lastweek. All right, but this is

(01:19:49):
her on the House floor at thedebate. Let's listen to her. She's
all on fire, gentleman is recognized, Thank you, Madam chair. Unfortunately,
muscle memory is very strong in Washington, d C. Unfortunately, Wall

(01:20:12):
Street and Case Street are very powerfulin Washington, d C. But fortunately
we have people on the Republican sidethat willing to stand up for the main
street, willing to challenge their ownleadership to deliver on issues of national security.
And it used to be this institutionsfor tougher time. We deliberate a

(01:20:35):
lot of our issues, but weused to be able to come together on
the issue of national security and ourborder security and our destructive death situation is
destroying American lives, and I hopethe other side will join Republicans to win
this battle for the American people.It shouldn't be a political issue politicized and

(01:21:00):
if this government cannot deliver, maybeit's worse to shut it down while it's
flow. Then if we cannot cometogether on this, then we're not worthwhile
to represent the American people. SoI hope that the others stop sizes to
being ships and start actually not beafraid to challenge their own leadership and do

(01:21:21):
something for this country, because Americanpeople are second tired of us being worthless,
and we need to protect this countrybecause if we don't save this Republic,
no one else, you know,and the world will be able to
defeat a lot of enemies foreign anddomestic. And I'll tell you one thing,
there's nothing ariasonable and extreme to servethe people, to secure us the

(01:21:44):
border and diet with our dad.I would appreciate if other sides wakes up
and support Republicans and I yield back. Yeah. She's from Ukraine originally,
Yes, and she knows what it'slike and that's why she is so powerful,
you know. She She says crushingnational debt and open border are the

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two most significant national security issues facingour nation. She said, if we
don't hold the line, there's noreason for our the American people to have
us here, if we don't protectour borders. Yea, this is number
one. There's no need for ourCongress right right, there's no order exactly.

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Wow. So incredible stuff. Yep, yep? Is that the end
of our ugly truth for today?That's what I've got. Unless you had
anything else, No, I thinkthat is going to be it for the
ugly truth. We did have somuch more on the border crisis, but
we've run out of time, sowe can go ahead and close it out,

(01:22:51):
okay with truth, and thank youfor listening to the ugly truth because

(01:23:14):
us because we're ready to fight yabrain wise us. But we all met
read or die. The whole world'sbrain. Everybody think it seems on the
right in the streets, the wholeworld's brain. Why not against damn it?
And you against me? The uglytruth hard to listen to, but

(01:23:39):
impossible to ignore. Right, Okay, the ugly truth is over. We're
gonna listen to a video. Now, we're gonna check that out. You

(01:24:00):
don't get distracted by this earth,this place that we live for a small
amount of time. These things wethink we could take with us when we
die, they don't last. Keepyour eyes on the price. Man,
you're looking at around, But wegotta stay focused this life or by the
moment. I don't wanna let thatpass. I want to own it.
Look in the grass, you seethe appony. He wanted to see you
when chains, He want to seeyou in the flame. But you're getting

(01:24:21):
to be with the saints. You'vegotta go through all the pain you're living
in now. But the die isa game. I think about heaven a
lot, and I'm gonna do itfor God in that doth of God.
And now when up throwing the telling, I'm giving that dough that I got
in the other. I got tosee you win paradise the saint. The
game ain't a paradise. I don'treally get to be verified. I'm aware
of the life. It's what yourbear in side, what your faith in
the Father and Father. But getthe world and don't bother file you think

(01:24:44):
it's how the hell's hidele You're donefor one drip of water and water you
don't want to be a rich man. You believe and he's think any quick
send if you're reaching up. Godgot a big hand, so render to
him and his big playing play.How do we fall on un hard the
times we want to wake with soberminds. We gotta look for peace within,
do all the but we waitnessing.But tell me your world, to
sell up the side of the waythat we can't give it to God and
give it to God. Just giveit to God. The world will leave

(01:25:10):
you bind days so hard to seethe us size to render us to the
light down. One day I'll findyou in pair the guys that he wanna
keep you fight down the day well, devide sonder to the light, and
one day I'll find you in pairs. Days or when we listen to transs.

(01:25:36):
Hey are finding no senses stuck inthe screen. Big machine make you
defensness transhumanisms. That mechanism is shakingyour feet till your break. But did
you do? God with you andyour knees. But it ain't too late,
hey, only by the blood ofthe region. See that the lights
of the supposed scream and fear inthe world spret But the sheep to turn
in the high game. We gottafind us strength, turn by my wake

(01:25:58):
your ways and needlessly, cause theyfish in the needle here. They don't
a crusade. And so let's giveit the guy. Give it the guy.
Give it the guy, Give itthe guy, Give it the guy.
Give it the guy. And nowthat we've fallen a harder times,
we want to wake the sober minds. We gotta look beast. We think

(01:26:20):
the water evil, we witnessing,but you're real world. It's all a
facaca way do we carry? Giveit the God and just give it the
guy. The world will leave yourblind days so hard to see the signs
to render to the light. Andone day I'll find you in Paris.

(01:26:43):
The guys they wanna keep your finedown, will devide surrender to the light,
and one day I'll find you inbear. Give it's the guy,
Give it to God. Give it, give it to God, you shave,

(01:27:04):
give it to God. Yeah,find you and fair goden, find
you and fel Oh, give ita girl. Now. Faith is the

(01:27:45):
assurance of things hoped for, theconviction of things not seen. And without
faith, it is impossible to pleaseGod, because anyone who comes to him
must believe that He exists, andthey he rewards those who earnestly seek him.
Seek ye first the Kingdom of God, and all these things shall be

(01:28:08):
added unto him. Everything is possiblefor one who believes. Welcome to faith
matters. Okay, so now it'stime for faith matters Tonight. We're going

(01:28:32):
to talk about listening to the HolySpirit. How do I hear the Holy
Spirit? As a common question amongbelievers. While there isn't a one two
three magic formula, there are disciplinesthat you can implement to put yourself in
the place of hearing the Holy Spiritmore clearly. Remember that you can.

(01:28:58):
He's always speaking, It's just amatter of opening your spiritual ears to hear
him. John fifteen seven says,if you abide in Me and my words,
abide in you. Ask whatever youwish, and it will be done
for you. Yeah. So,one thing you can do is focus on

(01:29:19):
the Word. The Holy Spirit talksto you through the Bible. He directs
your thoughts as you go about yourday. He brings it to your mind
when challenges arise, and helps youknow what to do. You're focus on
the Word by spending time at it. You can't just read it casually every
now and then. Treat it likethe price treasure, priceless treasure that it

(01:29:43):
is. And listen to God's people. The Holy Spirit isn't only speaking to
you, He's speaking to all ofGod's people. Sometimes those people have received
a message from the Lord or forthe Church. Other times the Holy Spirit
uses those people to share a specialmessage specifically for you. Make sure those

(01:30:08):
people are spirit filled, spirit led, and full of faith, because we
can't listen to just anybody right.And thirdly, listen in prayer. Do
you find yourself doing all the talkingin your prayer time with the Lord If
you never get quiet enough to listen, how will you ever hear what the

(01:30:29):
Holy Spirit is speaking to your heartwhen you pray. Praise Him for his
goodness and thanking him for all hehas done for you. Then ask him
for what you need. After that, get quiet. Prayer is not a
one way conversation. Make sure thatyou give the Holy Spirit a chance to
speak. He may bring a scriptureor so to your mind, or even

(01:30:53):
a psalm. He may bring aperson to mind that needs prayer, or
he may give you direction for yourday, or even an answer on a
prayer request. Yeah, I thinkwe all find ourselves just praying and not
waiting to listen. Right, enterhis gates with thanksgiving, and his courts

(01:31:13):
with praise, Give thanks to him, Bless his name, for the Lord
is good, his steadfast love enduresforever, and his faithfulness to all generations.
Saw one hundred verses four and five. Every weekday morning Monday through Friday,
we also do a devotional podcast,and this week we learned about the
power of words. We did.Sometimes we let our tongue fly and end

(01:31:39):
up saying things we shouldn't. Asthe old adage says, I have said
many things that I have regretted,but I have never regretted something I have
chosen not to see. Yes,we all have times where we speak when
we shouldn't speak. Right, Asa disciple of Christ. We are stewards

(01:32:00):
of what He has entrusted to us. We have been entrusted with a life
that is to honor Him. Therefore, as why stewards, we are to
invest our words wisely. We alsolearned to ask ourselves, what do the
words you are speaking now reveal aboutyour heart? We must have a heart
changed by the love of Christ.He shows us how to find peace within

(01:32:25):
before spoken words even leave us.That's the key, Yes, peace within
before the words get out. Right, Right, that's what we learned this
week. Like respond not react isanother one of those. Right. We
also learned that words are powerful.They can build up or tear down,

(01:32:46):
they can bless, and they canheal. Ultimately, we cannot fulfill our
purpose and take advantage of opportunities topoint people to Jesus if our own souls
are not healthy. So it wasjust my little synopsis of that. But
there are there some other things youwanted to pull from this week. Well,
we just repeated that during the devotional. I remember that that phrase there.

(01:33:10):
We repeated that Ultimately we cannot fulfillour purpose and take advantage of opportunities
to point people to Jesus if ourown souls are not healthy. So how
do we get our souls healthy?We capture those words. We take hold
or value our words before they comeout, and think before you speak.

(01:33:34):
Words carry so much weight and youcan't take them back after a person's heard
them. So words are so valuable. And we also learned that in the
beginning there was the Word, andthe word was God, and the word
was with God. And so Jesusis the word. And if he's that,

(01:33:58):
if he's going to be titled thatdirectly as the word, then I
think we should value that pretty highly. And the interesting tie in he made
there was that we are made inhis image. So if Jesus is the
word and we are made in hisimage, then our words are just as

(01:34:21):
powerful. Yes, we represent him, We are representatives, which is pretty
amazing that he's allowed us to stepinto that role. But every single one
of us, as we've learned inthe past weeks through many different ways.
But we also heard it in ColoradoSprings when we're visiting there from Pastor Mark

(01:34:42):
and on the stage there with theLife Group leaders, that every single one
of you, every single one ofus, our ministers, Yes, every
single one of us is at tenin something true because He's given each of
one of us different talents and differentskills, and so therefore we don't suppress

(01:35:04):
others. We build each other up, and we seek out others talents and
work together as a team to asa like a body would right the arm
with the hand, and the eyewith the foot, and everything else right
correct. So that's that's a that'spretty cool. It was a really good
devotional. If you want to readthose that that study every week, it's

(01:35:28):
on digging deeper dot net right thereunder podcasts and under daily podcast daily podcasts.
You'll see daily devotionals on digging Deeperdot net. And this one was
actually called the Tongue The Tongue,Yes, yes, you can also get
to there by going to digging Deepertv dot com. If you see that

(01:35:48):
on the screen, just go todigging Deeper tv dot com click on newsblog.
Is where you'll find these articles underthe news blog and the article.
But the reason we wanted to focustonight on the time listening to the Holy
Spirit, which is what we startedwith, because we've been hearing from the

(01:36:13):
Holy Spirit recently, yes many times, like she said in the beginning,
many times when we're praying and talkingand discussing and debating and considering anything in
life, a change or a decisionin any way. A lot of times
we get caught up in all ofwhat we are doing, what our answers

(01:36:38):
are, what our solutions are,what our best options are, and we
don't stop, We don't stop fora moment to just listen. So we
figured we should do that after wegot this really strange phone call one night
driving down the road at about tenthirty at night. Ever since that happened,

(01:36:59):
we got this price phone call,we decided we should start listening more
so, rather than arguing, wejust started listening and we listened and we
considered, and we got through thatsituation, that fun week just three weeks
ago. Yep, we got throughthat fun week. And we just kept

(01:37:21):
listening and kept listening and kept listening. And so what have we been hearing
lately? You've written a little bithere? Is it up on our screen
or not? No, it's not, we're hiding it. Yeah. Sometimes
we hear things from God that wedon't want to accept, or we make
excuses for, or we may evensay it's not really what God is saying,

(01:37:41):
is it? Yeah? He didn'tsay that, did he. Yea,
he didn't really say that questioning hisleading is human right. That's good,
yeah, but not always our bestrecourse. No, it's just kind
of what we felt. We feltthose pains, right, How do you
do that? Though? I mean, what's the balance of challenging God or
asking him questions versus trusting him fullyand not asking? I mean, you

(01:38:03):
know, I think he understands whenwe're not sure it's him, versus we're
just being disobedient when we know it'shim. Does that make sense? Yes,
yes, yes, that does soas parents were happy when our children
obey immediately, and so is ourheavenly father. It's so hard to know

(01:38:27):
what he wants though, I know, and we have been hearing his voice
to move over this summer, andwe were understandably resistant. After being here
ten years. We had our livesplugged in everywhere, right, we really
did. We had four or fivethings going on really only one day a
week that was free. Very involvedin the church, very involved in leading

(01:38:51):
Bible clubs and in troops, inleading adventure troops, and very involved in
the church, I said, andin homeschooling. We were very involved in
homeschooling on the Homeschool Area Board YEP, started our own homeschool YEP, and

(01:39:12):
did a lot of things, yes, and we were pretty planted. We
knew this wasn't our permanent home,right, I mean, as Christians,
we know this earth is not ourpermanent home. True, but we did
not necessarily feel like Texas is ourpermanent home. We never really changed our
language to that. No, wealways we always said we're going home when

(01:39:32):
we said we're going to Nebraska orColorado, but we never going back to
our house when we would come backhere, right right, We really never
did. We never did change ourlanguage. So I think we always felt
like it was temporary. So finally, instead of just being comfortable and resistant

(01:39:55):
and just chill and where we're atand our comfortable little ways in all of
our groups and all of our leadership, we've built ourselves up to leadership roles
in many different positions. You know, it's a it's a such a blessing
to have you singing on stage onthe biggest stage in town. Really,
I think it is. You know, it's a wonderful church and I really

(01:40:16):
love it, and they love lovehaving you there, and you're so talented
as a as a vocalist, andit's just amazing to have you up there.
And yet God is speaking to usto say, you gotta let that
go. Let go. Yeah,And I feel guilty if I say to
you, you gotta let that go, because last just a couple of months

(01:40:40):
ago, you got your dream.I did gotta sing with Avalon, one
of my favorite groups ever, Avalon, the Avalon got to sing with him.
Unbelievable. And you've been on stagewith others and even been backstage praying
with Mark Hall from Casting Crowns oryeah yeah, yeah yeah. During during

(01:41:00):
at the Impact, we got tomeet Nick h Yeah we did. We
got to see so many different speakershere, so many different authors and artists
and Olympic champions, football players,football coaches. Policy really has been a

(01:41:21):
great experience. It's been a greatdeal. But God is talking to us
to move closer to family. Yes, it's about Ohana. It is.
It's all about Ohana now ever sinceHawaii happened, Ever since those fires happened,

(01:41:42):
it's really got me thinking that wheneverything goes down, we want to
be near family. Right, It'sall about Ohana, And so are those
people aren't going to move down hereto Texas, and this was just kind
of tim bray for us anyway.And I've been melting the last three months,

(01:42:03):
so that everybody's been melting in Texasfor the last three months. Yeah,
And as one responsibility dissolved after anotherand more doors are opening north,
we are led to move up there. So but our anchor is still here.
So we have a good travel planthat we have. It's a circuit

(01:42:25):
of trade shows that we go toright exposed farm shows and different visits that
we do around the country throughout theyear. That the reason that we came
to Wichta Falls, the reason thatwe moved our family and another family to
wichtaf Falls right all the way fromNebraska, was because we have that anchor
here that that Wichita Falls Farm andRanch Expo right with Darren and Tannadale Star

(01:42:51):
our expos. So we've got thathere and it's going to remain here.
We will continue to come back hereand we will continue to serve as productive
members of the homeschool society here inwhich toff Falls because we'll continue to host
the website for the Area Heat Associationright the homeschoolers across Texoma Home educators,

(01:43:16):
and so we're going to do thatno charge to them. That saves them
a couple hundred dollars a year,and we'll make all those changes at no
cost, and we'll support the homeschooleffort here in which to falls. Yes,
and in turn, we're also goingto be returning to the area every
month or two for activities for ourprom graduation and other homeschool activities as far

(01:43:40):
as that goes, as well asvisits to our great friends Katie and others.
Yes, you know, I'm sureothers I could mention, but we
just are particularly close to our dearfriend Katie and she's going to miss us
a lot. Yes, I knowothers will too. But hey, where's
Brandon as Brandon listening? He usuallyis listening. Yeah, and he should

(01:44:02):
have caught wind by now that we'removing to Colorado Springs in the near future.
If not, he has now yep, So give us a call on
the WhatsApp like you typically do,Brandon. He's one of our co hosts
and good friends. We've known himfor a long time, not only from
the church but from the community.Good guy. I hope he gives us

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a call, but we'll talk tohim before we leave as well. Yes,
good family. Yeah, we lovetheir family and Lisa and John.
Of course we need to. Yeah, of course that will make us sad.
That's already made you sad. Yeah, made Lisa sad. Yeah.
And those those guys are really good, really good people too. And you

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know, when we come back,that's who we'll have to touch base with.
Yes, we'll definitely have to checkin with him every time we come
back. Yes, definitely, got'llbe our anchor here. They're they're they're
hacienda, they're a steete. Yes, what else do we have on tap
here? We told people we maybe moving reasons we're getting into Colorado Christian

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radio. We're doing more radio.We're expanding our radio network that we currently
have around twenty stations in eight states. We're going to be currently expanding that
into Canada very soon. We've acquiredsome national sponsors on our radio programs.
We have two new broadcasters on boardwith us, one from Alberta and another

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one from the Tulsa area, Oklahoma. Shout out to both David and Nelsina.
They Hey, guys, Hey,what's up up north? And howdy
partner down south? And so we'vegot a lot of great things going on
with our broadcasting, and we're goingto move there for bigger opportunities, move
back to our home radio station area. I've worked with ksi R Radio for

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thirty some years now, since nineteenninety four. Oh, wait, nineteen
ninety four is that thirty years?Next? Thanks to every thirty years providing
farm reports, cattle and horse reports, and harvest reports to the stations in
Colorado, Montana, North Dakota,South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Texas,
New Mexico, and Montana. Yep. We were supplying those radios with

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those radio stations with daily programming,so it's five am for me every morning
getting those radio programs ready. Ofcourse, that since Dad passed away and
I inherited this broadcast business, butwe were interested in the broadcasting before that.
And three years ago we started thisDigging Deeper podcast with the intention that

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we knew we would have no sponsorsand no listeners at the beginning, and
we just did it faithfully every week, and now it's turned out to be
something that's both monetized through the podcastnetworks as well as direct sponsorships that we've
been able to acquire, and weapreciate those and it's turned into bigger and

(01:47:03):
better opportunities now that we stuck withit. And yes, we'll continue to
maintain our websites, will continue todo our agricultural search engine. Our kids
are going to take over those businessesas well as our CBD business. We're
still involved, obviously in the sponsorof this program Green Gold Natural Healing,
and so we're going to continue todo those businesses, but with some help,

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and that's at the blessing of ourtwo youngest children. Yes, you
may have heard that a couple ofweeks ago when we told you that we
have Brayden and Ariana's help in producingand managing our businesses. Now they're finishing
up their high school and they're goingto step right into working with us.

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Yeah, it kind of surprised us, you know, when they were interviewed
by a TV station here locally.Ariana was and that's first time that we
knew what her answer was. Theythe TV station asked her if she's going
to college or what their plans were, and she said, no, I'm
gonna work with my parents. It'slike, that's a pleasant surprise. Yes,

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she's really good at video and she'sgood on talking and creating and writing,
and so we'll have a place forher for sure, as well as
merchandising. And then Braden is interestedof course in the photography and the video
autography, the videography as well asa website business. Yes, and I
think he's got a great aptitude forit. So yes, because everything has

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to be instructional for him. Ithas to be step one, step two,
step three, step four, stepfive, and he's written down in
order, and he needs directions yep. And that's the way he rolls.
He doesn't roll off of verbal commands. He once written directions. Funny story
there. You know when he wasa kid, when he was just two
or three years old, we'd takehim to the store to shop for a
toy and he would just instantly flipthose toys over to the back to see

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which one had good instructions. Yea, yeah, is not the typical man
who won't ask for directions. Iknow that much. Yeah, he'll ask
for directions. He wants instructions.That's really a good deal, awesome.
Yep. So Colorado Springs will bean exciting move for us. We don't
know exactly when it will be butif you're listening to this and you want

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to get together with us, wewill certainly make time for you, and
we won't leave without saying goodbye toeveryone possible. And like I said,
we will be returning every month ortwo to continue to serve in several different
capacities to get our kids graduated throughthe homeschool program for this year and be

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done with high school, and thenwe'll move on, but we'll still come
back. We'll just continue to comeback every year. And so this is
not the end of us here inTexas. We're just going to have a
permanent residence in another state, rightand be closer to more centrally located to
all of our things. Right.We have family in Nebraska, we have
family in Colorado. We have ourbusinesses in Colorado. A lot of our

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business in the website business and inthe broadcast business are in those states that
I mentioned. But if you recallI said Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado right
there, and then even the Wyomingarea, even though we have no radio
stations there, we have business there. But Nebraska, Kansas, Colorado,
and South Dakota there's a lot ofbusiness. So we're pretty far from South

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Dakota being down here, yeah,yeah, and being in Colorado Springs,
we're really close to Kansas. Wecan shoot over to Kansas or up to
southwestern Nebraska to our trade show onMcCook. Right, So that's a good
shot there, yep. And it'sa good little nine hour shot right down
here to which show falls right,So right anyway, and we'll be closer

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to Mom and siss and it'll beit'll be good. So that's what we've
revealed on our listening to God,and we're continuing to listen to him because
we never know what his plan isuntil he presents it, and then we

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have to continue to pray and listenand watch and obey, right, and
we may think we know what theplan is, and then He will come
in and change it. So atthis point, at this point, we
know we're moving, we just don'tknow when or where. We know we
have a lot of boxes that arebox step. We know we've sold some

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stuff already, yep. And weknow we are no longer going to reside
at this address beyond too much longer, right, Yeah, we do know
that we are on the move.We're looking forward to a move to Colorado.
Springs. Just on that note,I'm a veteran, and we'll let
you know. At this point,we're finally applying for that veteran benefit called
the VA Homelan I guaranteed Homelan.So I'm not really sure why I didn't

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do this before in life, youknow, before fifty seven. But I'm
still a veteran. I still qualify. And maybe it's time to buy home
somewhere. Maybe now's the time.And that's another thing that God is talking
to us. He's given us somevery positive information on the possibilities for this
potential move homewise, So I thinkthat's a big plus. Yeah, gotta

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have a place. Yeah, Well, I actually actually don't. I mean,
if you're really listening to God,if he tells you to move,
you move, whether you have aplace there or not. Right, true,
all right, So do you haveanything else to add to that tonight?
I don't. I don't. Okay, Well, listening to God again

(01:52:43):
is about being quiet, finding thattime to be quiet, right, finding
that time to ask the questions,voice your concerns, first, gift thanks,
but do all those other things,and then just listen, be still

(01:53:08):
and know that I am God.He says, let's take him at his
word. We heard a video thereat the beginning of the program, Right,
give it to God. Give itto God, Tyson James, give
it to God. Yep. Ithink that's some really good advice. Shall

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we close with a prayer? Thatwould be awesome? Heavenly Father, we
thank you so much for the abilityto listen. We know we need to
voice our concerns, and we knowwe need to pray to you, Lord,
but without that ability to listen,without that ability to just be quiet

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and listen, we would never knowyour answer, we would never know your
nudging. We would just be wildpack of our own ideas. So Lord,
help us to be quiet, helpus to be still, Help us
to continue to listen through your word, through other people, and through prayer,

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and through your message. Lord,whatever you are showing us and telling
us on a daily basis, Helpus to be hyper aware of your will,
so that not only can we makethe right move for our life,
Lord, but most importantly, wemake the right moves for your kingdom,
Lord, and that we are ableto take your word and your truth to

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the exact number and the exact peoplethat you want us to be in front
of Lord. We desire to speakyour word. Give us the audience.
Lord, we are your servants inJesus name. We pray Amen. Amen.

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That's close. On out this programfor tonight. Don't worry about anything.
Instead, pray about everything. TellGod what you need and thank him
for all he has done. Thenyou will experience God's peace, which exceeds
anything we can understand. His peacewill guard your hearts and minds as you

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live in Christ Jesus. And now, dear brothers and sisters, one final
thing. Fix your thoughts on whatis true and honorable and right and pure
and lovely and admirable. Think aboutthings that are excellent and worthy of praise.
Than the God of Peace will bewith you. And that does it

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