Sept. 30, 2023 - Blood Money
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| All right, we're on the latest episode of Blood Money. | |
| How... | |
| On the latest episode of Blood Money, how- How's it working over here? | |
| Because I think we're having some technical issues. | |
| Do you hear me well, Lindsay? | |
| I can hear you. Can you hear me? | |
| Awesome. Awesome. Yeah, I can. | |
| How's it going with you? It's going good. | |
| Very good. So glad that you're on our show. | |
| We're big fans of what you're doing. | |
| We love the message, the faith-infused message, and really countering what's happening out in the Instagram social media world. | |
| You seem like you're sending... | |
| A very positive message out to not only women, children. | |
| Talk a little bit about, you know, how you got started in all this and what compelled you to really be part of, you know, the history that's unfolding in front of our eyes right now. | |
| Well, a lot of people forget this because it's been a while. | |
| But I actually got my start into this political movement because I had a salon in Oregon in 2020. | |
| And my husband and I actually owned six businesses. | |
| And when they shut everybody down, we complied for a few weeks. | |
| And then on May 5th of 2020, so happy three-year anniversary to me, I said, I'm not staying shut anymore. | |
| We're going to go bankrupt. | |
| And so I opened up my salon against mandates and I was probably like the second or third American to do it. | |
| So it was Wow. Global news. | |
| And we got cancel cultured, lost everything to, not the government, to cancel culture, and moved to Arizona. | |
| And I just was at the age where I'm like, we've got our kids, we've got our stuff. | |
| I was ready to retire. | |
| I don't think I can start all over again. | |
| I had made it doing hair, man. | |
| I had a... 5,000 square foot salon, 25 girls, hair extension company, was making six figures. | |
| It was just amazing. And then to lose it all and be like, got to start from scratch doing one client a day. | |
| I didn't have it in me. | |
| So I prayed really, really, really hard about why God would do this to us or allow it to be done to us and what the next step was. | |
| And he kept closing doors on me and opening doors in the political realm. | |
| And I went, all right, that's a pretty clear sign. | |
| So I just kept following and following in faith. | |
| And you know, it's been three years. | |
| I'm speaking. | |
| I have a podcast. I have a book. | |
| I believe that I followed God's purpose for me. | |
| And yet still, I don't know where it's going. | |
| It's just kind of an adventure every day. | |
| It's really, really beautiful. | |
| Yeah, that's kind of how we feel. | |
| You met my producing partner. | |
| We pretty much wake up and fight this battle every day. | |
| And no, we don't know where it's going, but we are certainly going. | |
| We are going somewhere to be determined. | |
| Cancel Culture. Tell me how Cancel Culture destroyed your business. | |
| So when I reopened, I had been so apolitical, like literally my Facebook box in politics, it said, I don't do politics. | |
| That is what it said. | |
| I hated it. | |
| And as a stylist, you don't talk, you know, politics or religion. | |
| So I was unaware that there was a whole, like, conservative side and liberal side. | |
| Like, I knew there was Republican and Democrat, because I've been raised Republican. | |
| But I didn't know that there was a massive division in America. | |
| And I didn't know... | |
| Yeah. | |
| disagreed with me, we typically were just pretty like, you know, have a conversation. | |
| So I opened up against mandates and not only did I not realize it would be headlines, I didn't realize that there were people who would believe I didn't have a right to work. | |
| That providing for my children wasn't essential. | |
| That I had built this life and I should be okay with losing all of it. | |
| That never occurred to me. | |
| So I opened up. Immediately it was like she's a rich bitch. | |
| She's greedy. She's a murderer. | |
| She cares more about her money than people's lives. | |
| And it was like Whoa, what's happening here? | |
| You guys really believe that if I do hair, I'm going to kill somebody. | |
| But Walmart's open. | |
| I don't hear you calling Walmart murderers. | |
| I got red-pilled overnight. | |
| It's almost like they forced us into a corner, it seems like. | |
| Your story actually resonates with me. | |
| I was one of those individuals. | |
| I would even say, for a while, I was drinking the liberal Kool-Aid, and then these attacks happened. | |
| Then this insane tyranny happened. | |
| And then, you know, I'm like, how could I be cool with that? | |
| Because you're basically trying to sell me the same thing that has subjugated populations everywhere to tyranny, you know, Soviet Union, Nazi Germany, you know, there's so many examples. | |
| And it seems as though all of a sudden, that's cool, because it's PC. I mean, the whole thing seems insane. | |
| It is insane. And even weirder is that they so aggressively believed what they believed to the point of like, you know, I would rather shame you and hurt you and destroy you and make you lose everything simply because I think that you're... | |
| Your belief system doesn't align with mine. | |
| I would never do that to someone. | |
| There are people in the conservative movement right now that I disagree with their values. | |
| I would never dedicate my time to like, because I disagree with you, I'm going to have you ruined. | |
| That's so vile and that's how the left operates. | |
| If you don't accommodate what they say to be true, fact, or real, then you are the problem and you deserve to die or lose everything. | |
| Insanity. Yeah, it's insanity. | |
| And that wasn't the end of it. | |
| So that was rough and we got through that. | |
| But then the George Floyd riots started. | |
| And someone posted on Facebook that they thought that they should burn down Glamour Salon and kick Lindsey Graham's ass first. | |
| And I was like, hold on a second. | |
| Now... Black guy died at the hands of a white cop. | |
| My salon gets burnt down and I get beat up. | |
| What is this? So I did a call to arms. | |
| And like 400 patriots showed up outside my salon. | |
| You know, biker games, three percenters, ex-military, proud boys. | |
| And they protected the whole downtown Salem. | |
| Like everybody. All the businesses, not just mine. | |
| And... That was like, that was it for the left. | |
| I was a white supremacist. | |
| I was a white nationalist. | |
| I cared more about my money than black lives. | |
| And if I tried to stand up for myself, that wasn't enough. | |
| It was like, oh, well, if you really are sorry for protecting your salon, you'll donate your money to BLM. And I was like... | |
| Wow, you guys, like, you're never satisfied. | |
| It wouldn't be enough for me to come to an agreement with them about, you know, X, Y, or Z. It's like, no, you never come all the way over to us. | |
| Yeah. Not to mention that donating to BLM would have basically been donating to their mansions, right? | |
| Donating to their mansions. | |
| Donating so, you know, people that are lying to us and saying, oh, we're actually raising money for Black Lives. | |
| I mean, there's a whole story behind the Black Lives Matter because... | |
| Because they're using a name that's not even theirs. | |
| There was a mom who actually lost a child, came up with that term Black Lives Matter. | |
| They hijacked it for their own financial good. | |
| And now people are telling you, or they were telling you a year or two ago that, hey, if you donate to these people, you're no longer racist. | |
| I mean, the whole thing is so absurd. | |
| Yeah, I had people... | |
| This cancel culture was bad. | |
| And I go into a lot of detail in my book because... | |
| The Lord has restored me. | |
| I am joyful. I have the blood of Jesus Christ. | |
| Nothing is going to stop me from this path. | |
| But at that time, even with the Lord, it was so bad. | |
| Someone not with the Lord might have committed suicide. | |
| I mean, it was a nonstop barrage of... | |
| Everyone around me that could telling me what a horrible person I was and how I should die and how my kids should die of COVID and how the community hated me. | |
| A petition was started to revoke my business license because I was a threat to the community and 80,000 people signed it. | |
| It was just like, it was a very, very dark, very dark time in my life. | |
| It was very, very hurtful. | |
| Wow. It's so sad that they put you through that. | |
| And the sad thing about all this is that they were wrong. | |
| They were wrong. They were wrong. | |
| They were talking about a death jab. | |
| They were talking about a death jab. | |
| That you didn't embrace a death jab, hence and therefore you're a monster because you did not want to You know, you're not cool with the whole death jab, the whole lockdown thing, the tyranny. | |
| I mean, again, just a whole lot of absurd stuff, which leads us to today, which is a very, very absurd day, right? | |
| Title 42 is expiring. | |
| There's, you know, hundreds of thousands of people at the border ready to rush in. | |
| I mean, you know, this kind of when you think about it now as almost a bird's eye view of everything that's happened to you, the destruction that was inflicted against you. | |
| And now cut to today and our borders about to be invaded. | |
| Our entire country's future could be literally changed because of what's happening with Title 42. | |
| Could you talk a little bit about what you know about Title 42 and what's going on at the border today? | |
| Well, I can say that I don't know a lot about Title 42 specifically, but I have visited the border within the last year and a half. | |
| And that was before even these numbers that we are seeing now. | |
| So when I say that, I'm telling you that I visited the border a year and a half ago because it was an issue a year and a half ago. | |
| There was openings in, I believe I went near Yuma. | |
| I went with Women Fighting for America with Christy Hutcherson. | |
| And we went down there with security during the day. | |
| And really it was more just, let me get some content and show my followers what we're looking at. | |
| And it's just so weird because it's literally an opening in the wall. | |
| Like there's this huge wall that's keeping everybody out. | |
| But then there's a big, huge gap and you're like, okay. | |
| How would that work with a bathtub? | |
| Like it's not gonna keep the water in if there's a hole in the bathtub. | |
| And so we're standing there at the border and security tells me, stay by me. | |
| And I'm like, why? | |
| He goes, they can shoot over the border. | |
| And I'm like, what do you mean? | |
| Where's the border? And he's like, right there. | |
| That's Mexico. And I'm like, right there. | |
| And there's a guy standing there and he's like, that's a cartel. | |
| And I'm like, oh my God, this is like so real. | |
| And I will say... | |
| We can talk about it. | |
| We can share the vile, disgusting things that happen down there to children. | |
| But when you go there and you see, hey, there's a group of 10 people and they're just walking over right now. | |
| It's like 2 o'clock in the afternoon. | |
| That's it. They're in our country. | |
| That's it. Now we're talking hundreds of thousands. | |
| And they're just here. | |
| And we don't know who they are. | |
| They don't care about our country. | |
| They didn't take any oaths. | |
| They didn't sign anything. | |
| We have no idea... | |
| What we have let in to our country. | |
| And people are noticing that. | |
| Primarily, this is a lot of men coming in. | |
| A lot of men coming in. | |
| It's a literal invasion. | |
| If a small percentage of these men have nefarious intentions, we're at war. | |
| Straight up, we are at war. | |
| Because when you have so many individuals coming to your country illegally, and like I said, even if 5% of the men that are coming in Have nefarious intentions. | |
| That's a declaration of war, more or less. | |
| It is. And it leaves us, especially women and children, more vulnerable. | |
| You've got more predators now. | |
| It's the difference between, yes, predators exist, and I protect my children with my Second Amendment rights almost all the time. | |
| I was raised by police officers. | |
| I can certainly... | |
| I know how to look out for myself in public and in areas and make good decisions. | |
| But now I got to do it even more because I live in a border state and who knows how many nefarious people have infiltrated my town. | |
| It shouldn't be like that for us. | |
| I noticed we have a guest, Spencer, from our company, America Happens. | |
| I'm going to let him on in a sec. | |
| Just wanted to ask you one more question before we do that. | |
| Spencer's actually at the border, arriving at the border, so I know he's going to have some interesting information for us. | |
| You know, when you look at the overall makeup of things, right, you have, like, the leftists talking about feminism this, feminism that. | |
| You know, men are toxic, women are victims, blah, blah, blah, right? | |
| But then you look at what's happening at the border. | |
| We hear these stories about how people coming across the border, there's children, female children, as young as nine years old, that are found with dozens of Sperm inside them. | |
| So they're like literally looking inside these children saying, okay, this child was raped by two dozen men. | |
| Child. A female child. | |
| And yet the left is silent about that. | |
| Yet the left is attacking you, saying you're a racist, saying you're a horrible person. | |
| But yet children are being raped on a wholesale level. | |
| And our leftist president, all these leftists, all these so-called feminists are completely silent. | |
| What's going on there? It's heartbreaking. | |
| I actually have, when I think about that, it breaks my heart because I have a daughter and, you know, I know what it looks like. | |
| I know what little kids look like in current time. | |
| I have a three-year-old, a six-year-old, a nine-year-old, and I can't imagine the fear and the pain that these children are going through. | |
| And it is shocking to me That the left is so sociopathic when it comes to abortion, when it comes to the border. | |
| They can sit there and hear that these things are happening and literally not care because it doesn't align with their beliefs or it might get in the way of their agenda. | |
| And I am devastated to think about what's happening to these kids. | |
| And There's got to be something. | |
| Joe Biden's not going to do it. | |
| I know there are people on the border rescuing children. | |
| Victor Marx is one of my heroes, Women Fighting for America, Sheriff Lamb. | |
| But it's insane to me that only one political party cares about children. | |
| And I would say, you know, I don't mean to interrupt you, but you say one political party, I mean, you know, I don't even know if the Republicans are that much good. | |
| I don't know if the only reason they're making a stink out of this is because the other side is not, and, you know, they like to play games of one-upsmanship, but, like, really, do the Republicans really care? | |
| I mean, if you know stuff like this, wouldn't you be down, like, if you really cared? | |
| When I said that to you, you started to cry, right? | |
| You showed that you're a huge Which is insane, by the way, because all one needs to do is talk to you for 10 minutes and realize that you are a genuinely good person. | |
| You have a good heart. When you're talking about children being raped, it hits you. | |
| It tears your heart apart, yet these people don't realize the human qualities in you. | |
| Right? At the same time, where are our Republicans? | |
| I mean, if you're like, hey, children are getting raped wholesale, shouldn't literally every member of Congress that is Republican be standing at the border and saying enough is enough? | |
| You know, they take little tourist trips once in a while. | |
| But how could anyone of conscience, Republican or Democrat, not be yelling and screaming every day when there's children being raped? | |
| Right. And their little visits, by the way, are for photo ops. | |
| I went there, but you didn't do anything. | |
| You didn't rescue anyone. | |
| And you are right. | |
| I mean, we have got... | |
| I believe you're right. I believe the Republicans are very close the border because it's... | |
| Something Joe Biden isn't doing, and Trump did. | |
| And this should not be political. | |
| It should be that every person in America has a heart and a conscience and says, okay, you know what? | |
| I have empathy for immigrants and that the culture they're trying to escape, I do, but I have more empathy for eight-year-old little girls that are being raped. | |
| So for now, this is a problem. | |
| So for now, let's fix the problem. | |
| Let's close it. We'll revisit. | |
| We can always revisit. Life is happening. | |
| We can always open the border back up. | |
| I don't think we would. | |
| But I have said this before, and I mean it as passionately every single day. | |
| If every person in America, if every person in the world had a real, authentic relationship with Jesus Christ, none of these things would be happening. | |
| Because we wouldn't be putting our faith in politicians, and even if we did, those politicians would be praying about what to do, and the Lord would be guiding them to protect children. | |
| If every man in America stood up and said, I will no longer tolerate I'm sitting down and watching this happen and I'm going to step up and do something in the name of Jesus. | |
| We wouldn't be dealing with this. | |
| We wouldn't be dealing with it because men wouldn't be raping these little girls in mass. | |
| We need Jesus and everyone needs to be praying about What do I need to be doing to help fight whatever it is that I feel passionate about? | |
| And getting into that purpose, because we are not going to vote our way out of this. | |
| And even if we tried, I don't know if I trust the voting systems. | |
| Oh, yeah, yeah. We've done so many episodes on that. | |
| Yeah. The voting systems are garbage. | |
| Yep. We can't sit back and go, well, let's wait for so-and-so to get in the Senate and fix it. | |
| It's like, no, let's fix it ourselves. | |
| Exactly, exactly. | |
| I'm going to bring in Spencer, who's at the border for a few minutes here, to give us a quick little update on what's happening out there. | |
| One quick sec here. | |
| Spencer, how you doing, sir? | |
| Pretty good, man. I didn't quite make it to the border yet. | |
| I'm in Las Cruces, which is about 45 minutes or so from El Paso. | |
| I'm going to be heading down there for the afternoon to stream, essentially. | |
| I mean, I don't know if everybody's seen the videos, but I mean, they're just... | |
| Pouring in by the thousands, not the tens, not the hundreds, by the thousands. | |
| Overwhelming El Paso streets. | |
| I was there over the summer almost a year ago. | |
| Very beautiful town. | |
| Downtown was amazing. Bars and little restaurants and places to walk around. | |
| Just really cool. I didn't actually think it was going to be that cool. | |
| And it was awesome. | |
| Now, Phil, tents all over the place. | |
| Just the sidewalks are covered. | |
| I mean, you've got the police there. | |
| I mean, Interject on what you guys were talking about. | |
| I think I should rename my show Blood Boiling instead of the real fake news show. | |
| It's absolutely ridiculous. | |
| You were just saying, where are the men at? | |
| I always say, where are the men? | |
| None of this would be happening. But, you know, we have our streets literally, literally flooded. | |
| Tents all the way from the buildings to the street on the sidewalk. | |
| It's like a sea of tents. | |
| And this is what the police are doing. | |
| This is what they're doing. | |
| They're ticketing journalists for walking on the sidewalk, filming or walking on the street next to the sidewalk, filming all the people stuck on the sidewalk and just camping out. | |
| There's no room to walk on the sidewalk, yet you're getting a ticket for jaywalking instead of, you know, because you can't, you can't physically walk there instead of them actually taking care of the problem and helping these poor children. | |
| I mean, that's, I always spend time with my little three-year-old niece, actually two, she just turned two. | |
| I mean, I've got four godchildren and they're all tiny little babies. | |
| Three of them are girls. | |
| And I just, like, you're tearing up. | |
| Like, I have the opposite reaction. | |
| My fists are clenched. | |
| I literally, I do not understand for the life of me. | |
| Well, that's how God made us. | |
| I'm supposed to get emotional and upset, and you're supposed to come in on a white horse and go, she's upset, things are bad or happening. | |
| Like, I'm literally picturing that this is the kind of war where the men in America take up arms and go down there and say, if the Biden's not going to put the wall up, we're going to be the wall. | |
| Yeah, and it's more than just a wolf. | |
| What you said that's crazy, though, is that the officers there are ticketing journalists. | |
| I mean, out of all the things you could be, you know, wasting manpower, people power on, it's tickets to journalists? | |
| I mean, how unconstitutional is that? | |
| I mean, besides the unconstitutionality of it, the sheer fact that you as a man, this was a man, and I'm using that term very lightly right now, very loosely. | |
| It was a person with a penis, and they were ticketing somebody, and this is what I'm saying. | |
| He put a badge, he swore an oath, He swore no to the Constitution. | |
| And besides that, you put on that badge and you're like, I want to help people. | |
| I want to be a sentinel on watch. | |
| I want to affect my community in a positive way. | |
| And so while you've got literally, like, this isn't even an exaggeration, Thousands of people over the last couple weeks have showed up and are camping on the street. | |
| Instead of helping them, instead of guiding them to facilities, providing shelter, providing food, water, services, I'm sure there's plenty of people that need medical assistance. | |
| There's probably people there that shouldn't be there. | |
| There's probably kids being carried over the border and trafficked in front of their very eyes and they're like, hold on, this chick is filming where she shouldn't be filming. | |
| And it's absolutely horrendous. | |
| And so that's kind of like where we're at with it. | |
| It's not even like, can we stop it, build a wall, none of that. | |
| I mean, look, I'm going to use the racist term, the great replacement. | |
| I mean, that's what it is. It's written in lockstep. | |
| It's written in the 2030 agenda. | |
| They wrote it down. | |
| So you can say whatever you want. | |
| I don't really care what the left says anymore. | |
| I mean, if you're a leftist still, even if you're the useful idiot, Even if you're the moron that just doesn't even understand, but you're just going along with the narrative because you think Trump's a racist and you actually think Republicans are Nazis. | |
| At this point, if the child molestation, the child trafficking, the grooming, the dereliction of our economy, the fact that we're a laughingstock of the world, like none of these things. | |
| But I mean, honestly, I don't even need to go that far. | |
| If the child molestation and the grooming isn't enough for you to say, hmm... | |
| Maybe I'm not on the right side of history. | |
| You're a stick fuck if you're not really paying attention. | |
| And that's the point. | |
| And we've met so many of these people, by the way. | |
| You know, with America Happens, we went to Georgia and started interviewing people on the streets. | |
| And you'll be shocked. | |
| This is going to strike you, Lindsay, big time, because people straight up, you could show them images, images of a child post-rape, right? | |
| Images of trees with underwear, right? | |
| They throw the underwear on the trees to signify the women that have been raped, okay? | |
| So you see all these trees with, like, you know, underwear, right? | |
| And they won't believe it. | |
| They won't believe it. They look at you and they say you're a right-wing supremacist. | |
| I mean, the level of brainwashing, you know what it reminds me of is Nazi Germany. | |
| Because after Nazi Germany, there was 10 years of denazification, which was to supposedly, you know, convince the population that all these racist ideas are not good, Hitler was a bad guy, blah, blah, blah. | |
| That didn't even work. Because a lot of those guys went closet underground and still said the same sort of thing. | |
| So it's interesting the way things work. | |
| Now, Lindsay is a female, right? | |
| You have all these men. | |
| We don't know who these men are. | |
| We don't know what kind of criminals they are or not. | |
| And they're flooding this country. | |
| You're a mother. You're a beautiful woman. | |
| You have children. | |
| How do you, I mean, doesn't this scare you that there is now a huge element of danger that is illegally entering our country and potentially forever changing the makeup of our country? | |
| It does scare me and it's sad to even have to think that way because it's possible and it's likely that a lot of the people coming over are families, innocent people trying to escape apparently whatever it is that there is in Mexico that's horrible, I guess. But the problem is that in those groups are people that we haven't vetted. | |
| And here's where border control isn't racist. | |
| No one is saying you can't come over. | |
| We're saying get in line, go through the process that we have set up, sign this paper, get vetted, background check, whatever it is we got to do, and then you can come and be fruitful and productive in our society. | |
| Welcome. I'm sorry. | |
| That's not good enough. | |
| We have to just let whoever in. | |
| The liberals, okay, let them live in your house with your kids. | |
| Unvetted, by the way. | |
| Unvetted. No paperwork. | |
| No oath. They don't even speak English. | |
| Let them live in your house. Oh, I'm sorry. | |
| Are you okay with that? You're not? | |
| I wonder why. Oh, they're not cool with it. | |
| When you bus them to their little plush neighborhoods, they seem to get really offended. | |
| But hey, it's okay for the border towns and all that stuff to be stuck with this nightmare. | |
| We don't know what's coming over. | |
| They're going to ship them. | |
| They're going to... So what happens? And this has been happening all year. | |
| I mean, a lot of people covered... | |
| Well, not a lot of people. A lot of independent journalists covered it. | |
| You didn't see it on the mainstream, but right after the Biden administration took office, they were... | |
| And McCallum was the huge one. | |
| Catholic Charities, all that. | |
| They're just bussing them in and then processing them and giving them packets and then putting them on planes going all over. | |
| I mean, I've seen them in Vegas. | |
| Some of the guys on our network, we were out going on a trip to go film and Shoot some footage and boom! | |
| We just see big planes, big buses. | |
| It's just like a huge, huge operation. | |
| And back to what you were saying about the innocent people, most of them are innocent. | |
| These people, there's billboards in South America. | |
| These big funded initiatives to bring all these people here. | |
| Hey, there's welfare. Hey, there's food. | |
| Hey, there's this. Hey, there's that. It's not even like they're leaving bad situations necessarily. | |
| They're being told that they're going to get all this free stuff, and then also the cartels are trafficking them. | |
| I mean, there's a huge threat of just that kind of violence now with Title 42 expiring because they're going to lose out on a big paycheck. | |
| If we're just going to let everybody in, no questions asked, now people that got deported, they would have to pay double to get back, and they would pay double. | |
| And so the cartels are going to lose a lot of money, and it's just the problem is People just don't even get what's happened. | |
| They see it. They're only surface-deep intelligence. | |
| They look at it and say, oh, on a service level, I think we can all agree, help people in need. | |
| I mean, that's kind of the American way. | |
| That's what we do. I mean, that's just the human way, help people in need. | |
| But they don't realize that it's a multi-layered issue, that it's not quite like, just letting everybody flood in and migrate up here by the hundreds of thousands is actually worse for them. | |
| And it's just sad because the people that lose, the people that lose are just the families, the children, the people that make up the rape trees, you know, all of it. | |
| You know, the mothers. I mean, now, I could go on about this forever, but it's just the problem is we just need everybody to see these images. | |
| That's why I'm going to be here all night. | |
| I'm going to be, you know, filming what happens when Title 42 really expires. | |
| If anything, I'll show all the images of what people are camping out on the street, and that way we can get it all out there because that's what we really need to do. | |
| Yeah, I mean, part of the issue is the mainstream media that is tasked with doing this sort of thing is not doing it. | |
| That's why people's minds are turned off. | |
| If this sort of thing that we're doing right now was on blast on CNN, yes, people would be concerned because of the way we're presenting the issue, with the realities of the issue, as opposed to this kind of like hands across America bullshit, you're a racist if you don't allow the border invasion. | |
| Lindsay, let me ask you a question. | |
| What we've noticed in doing a lot of these interviews and talking to people is that the Mama bears are in full action. | |
| I mean, the mama bears are not messing around. | |
| We hear the strength in your voice. | |
| We hear the determination in your voice. | |
| Where are the men? | |
| Why are the men so silent? | |
| Why is it that only, I mean, not only, but the large majority of people standing out with ferocity, you know, going through what you went through, where you have 80,000 people trying to destroy your life in a petition, yet you're standing up. | |
| Why is it that mamas are standing up, but papas are not? | |
| Well, let's go full conspiracy. | |
| I'm pretty sure there's been changes and alterations to our water and our food and our medication that are making men weak. | |
| It's why men are trying to suddenly be women, which they can never be. | |
| Think about it. It's 2023 in the 50s. | |
| How many men, you could probably count on one hand, how many men would dare say, I identify as a female? | |
| Could I throw one quick note in there, by the way? | |
| The leading country for sex changes was always Sweden. | |
| They were the pioneers in all this. | |
| Guess what? After 30 years of research, because we're new at this, they actually have decades of research, they decided not to do it anymore because it's catastrophic. | |
| It is catastrophic. We're seeing it's catastrophic. | |
| We haven't even scratched the surface and you're asking me where are all the men? | |
| Well, they're getting pedicures. | |
| It's ridiculous. There are some men, now I don't want to piss people off, those men have their heads down and they're working and providing for their family. | |
| Those men bless their hearts. | |
| But there's other men that have just been weakened. | |
| Testosterone levels are depleted. | |
| There are studies about this. | |
| And we live in a society where men have been emasculated and pushed under the thumb of feminists to the point where they feel like, you don't want us to open doors for you. | |
| You sure as heck don't want us to take up guns and go fight for you. | |
| It's like, yes, we do! | |
| Well, let's go so far now that way that we learn our lesson and shut these stupid feminists up. | |
| Let men be men because right now we need them and they're all prancing around in high heels dancing at drag shows for little kids. | |
| That's not going to win this country. And they're scared, by the way. | |
| And they're scared. Let me throw this at you. | |
| Just in the last 24 hours, we had Donald Trump, right? | |
| I mean, this wasn't a criminal case. | |
| It was a civil case, right? | |
| They're holding him liable for basically saying that somebody that he 100% says is falsely accusing you. | |
| I've never even met this person. | |
| So he's accusing her of being a liar based upon what he says is false accusations. | |
| And by the way, there's not one single tangible piece of evidence that indicates that these two people have even had any kind of intercourse, interaction, nothing, right? | |
| Based upon no evidence, this man now has to pay what? $5 million for defamation? | |
| I mean, that alone is a kangaroo court. | |
| You look at that as a man, and you say, wait a minute, there's zero pieces of evidence, and this dude is all of a sudden having to pay a fine, and I will take it one step further. | |
| If you're not Donald Trump, I know dozens of men in jail right now because of these kind of false accusations by those E. Jean Carroll types that are vindictive and little loose in the head. | |
| So, Lindsay, I mean, what about those attacks on men? | |
| What about the fact that, like, literally with no evidence, you could destroy a man's life based upon false accusations only? | |
| And by the way, Donald Trump is one of many examples. | |
| Let's talk about Johnny Depp, too. | |
| You know, he's a bit of a leftist, but, you know, for six years that dude's life was ruined based on false accusations. | |
| Amber Heard turned out to be the abuser. | |
| She's the psychopath. She's the one that was violently assaulting Johnny Depp. | |
| Yeah. | |
| you know, like you were saying, the good man that's out there working, providing for his family and stuff. I mean, maybe he's just thinking about his little world and thinking, okay, this little world I got to protect because the rest of the world is too crazy. I don't want to get involved in that nonsense. They'll attack me, they'll falsely accuse me. I mean, what do you think about that? Women are crazy right now. | |
| The Me Too movement is just a nightmare. | |
| To act like women don't get assaulted and raped would be a gross injustice. | |
| I myself have been in an abusive relationship where I was strangled and pushed and nearly killed. | |
| But it made me stronger. | |
| Clearly. | |
| Um, but these women that take advantage of that to try to victimize themselves for no reason, they re-victimize every other woman that has actually been in a rape or assault. | |
| That woman is nutso. | |
| Did you see her interview on CNN? | |
| Oh, crazy, crazy. | |
| I mean, she's glorifying. | |
| She says it wasn't sexual. Yeah, she's glorifying rape. | |
| Yeah, and the Anderson Cooper was like, literally, I could see it on his face like, holy shit, lady, you're out of your fucking mind. | |
| I need to go to a commercial break. | |
| You gotta go, hold on, somebody's calling. | |
| Don't finish that sentence. He's like, this psycho. | |
| But that pisses me off because one of my biggest platforms is women empowerment. | |
| Empowering other women, standing by other women. | |
| And when these women go and make false accusations... | |
| First of all, it's unfair and it's disgusting and it's vile and it minimizes women who've actually been attacked. | |
| But second of all, you're going to cry wolf so much that there won't be a Me Too movement. | |
| That when this stuff keeps coming out and keeps coming out and keeps coming out and now I say, I actually got insulted, people go, I bet she just wants her five million. | |
| No, I actually got assaulted. | |
| Well, prove it. Okay. | |
| I mean, they are ruining it for other women and shame, shame, shame on them. | |
| I got a question, a follow-up question, a little off topic, right? | |
| Because we talk about this all the time in terms of abuse and, you know, losing trust in the opposite sex, right? | |
| It seems as though a lot of these people that are making, you know, these attacks on men, what we've said on the show is broken people like to break people. | |
| And that seems to be a consistent thing in terms of, you know, some of these vengeful actions. | |
| You could tell that people have a chip on their shoulders, that they want to then subjugate people into To go through certain abuses and injustices that they feel like they went through, right? | |
| How do you now... | |
| We've heard a lot. People lose trust. | |
| Like a woman that's abused loses trust in the opposite sex and it's something that carries through with you for the rest of your life. | |
| You seem like you, you know, you went through that sort of abuse and you've come out of that a stronger person. | |
| You have a family. I mean, you're definitely a vision of strength. | |
| What you're doing, standing up, you know, this David versus Goliath journey that you've been on. | |
| I mean, it shows how much strength you have. | |
| How, I mean, how was it for you coming out of that, getting, you know, trusting somebody again and getting, you know, not becoming one of those people that break, hence they break people, but fixing yourself to become a better person. | |
| Can you tell us a little bit about, you know, what that was? | |
| Yeah. Well, first and foremost, it's mostly because of faith. | |
| I truly, truly believe with all my heart that God uses all things for good. | |
| And so when I was leaving that relationship after three years, um, And a dead baby and a brutal attack and an arrest. | |
| Wait, wait, did you say dead baby? | |
| Yeah, he manipulated me into having an abortion. | |
| Oh, wow, wow. | |
| Yeah, and it destroyed my life. | |
| I tried to commit suicide. | |
| He nearly killed me. | |
| Leaving that and still believing that God would never let me make these horrific decisions without planning to To use it for my good. | |
| I left and I used it as knowledge. | |
| I know what to look for. | |
| I know what to look for in other people. | |
| I know that when I hear a noise come from someone's apartment, I'm not going to ignore it. | |
| Because when I was being assaulted, I was making as much noise as possible hoping that someone would hear. | |
| And now I know from life experience that people go, Oh, that's nothing. | |
| And they keep going. I don't ever do that. | |
| I got 911 on speed dial. | |
| If I hear somebody scream, I go investigate. | |
| I look for opportunities to rescue other women or to speak wisdom into other women, to talk to them about the red flags, to what is and is not completely normal, what's leading up to behavior that is abusive. | |
| And I will say that, I mean, God is just powerful and he used it to strengthen me. | |
| Before I opened up my salon against mandates, which is something I never would have envisioned myself doing, I was called by my ex-abuser, by his wife, And she asked me to testify in court against him because his history shows that he's done this to every single woman he's ever come in contact with. | |
| He's an abuser. He's abusing people right now in Colorado. | |
| And so she called me to testify and I hadn't seen this man in 15 years and I went, I've never gotten to look at him in the face and say... | |
| I'm not stupid anymore. | |
| I know what you did to me. I know I'm not crazy. | |
| And I got up on the stand and I said what I needed to say and that piece of crap couldn't even look at me. | |
| He was so pathetic and it was like God Rescued me from that and he made me strong and I can't I couldn't be as strong as I am If this man hadn't done to me what he had done to me and broke Wow. | |
| Like, I am thankful for that piece of garbage that he did what he did because it made me who I am. | |
| And now I can use that to minister to other women without like, oh, I've had a perfect life and I'm sure it hurts to be abused. | |
| I don't know what that's like. It's like, oh, no, I can relate. | |
| I mean, literally God is like a reflection in my life of why we go through bad things and how he can use them to minister to other people and make it good. | |
| Wow. What do you say to other ladies? | |
| I mean, let's say you're talking to a leftist lady that, you know, has her Instagram pictures up and, you know, is doing certain things that are, you know, selling of oneself, not seeing value in themselves, you know, chasing crazy political ideas. | |
| What would you say to that person to try to talk some sense into them? | |
| Our society is telling women that only a certain type of woman is desirable. | |
| And this is what that woman looks like. | |
| She... Looks however she looks, whether it's plastic surgery or natural. | |
| She shows off her body. | |
| She's a sexual object. | |
| She is careless with herself and she's free because of it. | |
| And she's a boss babe and she can do whatever she wants and it's empowering. | |
| And if you get pregnant and you don't want a baby, just get rid of it so that you can do what you want to do and grow your business and have freedom. | |
| Because there's no freedom in being tied down to a man and having his babies and doing the dishes all day. | |
| And it's just like this massive lie that they are selling women. | |
| And I bought into it. | |
| You guys are getting my whole testimony. | |
| I was a dancer. I did drugs. | |
| In my 20s, I was like, this is the lie. | |
| I'm free. I'm a stripper. | |
| I'm making all this money. I'm a drug addict. | |
| It was the most empty and void time in my life. | |
| I had no respect for myself. | |
| My highs were on drugs and the next person that thought I was like... | |
| I don't even want to say the shit, you know? | |
| Just ridiculous, the lie that they sell. | |
| And as a mom, as a wife, as a business owner, as a daughter of the king... | |
| I know my identity now, and I don't need to flaunt my skin to feel empowered. | |
| I don't need to be a sexual object to people to feel worth. | |
| I wake up every day, I thank God for what he's saved me from, and I pray that he would continue to use me. | |
| And it's just strange that a relationship with him, the being that created me, Will always be more important than what anyone on earth is telling me is empowering or successful or joyful. | |
| Because it's not. And I've been there. I can tell you it's not. | |
| I think that's the key, though, too. | |
| When you care about what other men, other people, other humans, what they think of you, that's when you're on a lower vibration, a lower plane of existence, however you want to explain it. | |
| When you finally say, oh, There's something more than this. | |
| This is just a box, whatever. | |
| This reality, it's God's matrix. | |
| It's just a proving ground. | |
| Your opinion of me doesn't necessarily matter. | |
| It doesn't mean nobody's opinion of you matters, but it means if I'm doing right before God, then I'm doing right. | |
| It doesn't matter what you think. | |
| I'm just going to wrap my thing up with this whole border, and then I'm going to get on out of here because I've got to get to the border. | |
| It all ties together. | |
| If the men were here standing like they should be, we wouldn't have a problem with false accusations in court. | |
| That stuff wouldn't exist because real men would be standing up against it. | |
| You know, we wouldn't have this border issue because real men would be standing up against it. | |
| We wouldn't have this, you know, groomer issue because there'd be real men standing there. | |
| We wouldn't have these crazy lunatics that are clearly pedophiles, and a lot of these are registered sex offenders close to our kids. | |
| And we wouldn't have these blue-haired lunatics running our society and telling us that we have to call them helicopter self and fox person or whatever. | |
| And they're mooing and cawing at the ceiling when they're in class. | |
| They'd be learning. We had real men in society. | |
| Our women would be protected. | |
| We wouldn't have dirtbags like your ex-husband walking around because some real man would have taken care of that guy. | |
| Or even before that. | |
| His father would have been there to make sure, hey, this is not how you treat a lady. | |
| This is not how you treat a woman. | |
| We're here to protect them and lift them up. | |
| And so I'm just going to leave everybody with this before I go, and then I'll have some good footage. | |
| I'm sure I'm going to have a lot of good stuff coming up tonight, but I'm going to leave everybody with this. | |
| Where are the men? | |
| You should be asking that everywhere you go, every show you're on, every time you're out, every time you see injustice, any time you see something wrong, where are the men? | |
| All it takes is one man to stand up and say no. | |
| Spencer, sorry to interrupt you. I know Lindsey has to go. | |
| I just wanted to make one last statement about what we were just talking about. | |
| Lindsey, you gave a heartbreaking story about Your ex forcing you into an abortion. | |
| And what I want to say regarding that topic is the lies that they sell us. | |
| If you look at the mainstream media, that process, they try to make that person sound like they fought on the beaches of normalcy. | |
| She was so brave. | |
| She got this abortion, blah, blah, blah. | |
| They tried to make it seem like what it is not. | |
| Your reaction in terms of the regret, the fact that, you know, frankly, your regret that it happened, it was traumatic, is the honest reaction I've seen from a lot of women that are in your shoes. | |
| It was a lot of women that were maybe forced by a partner that wasn't supportive, and they felt pressured, and they did it. | |
| And after that, they regretted it. | |
| They were traumatized because it is not in our nature. | |
| They try to make us do things that are not in our nature, and that's the reality of how it goes. | |
| It's not like how they try to advertise it. | |
| They try to advertise it like it's the greatest thing. | |
| It's like buying a Pepsi. | |
| Not really, you know? Lindsay, since we're finishing off this interview, last word. | |
| Did you want to say anything? Any websites? | |
| The mic is yours. Ooh, the mic is mine. | |
| What do I want to say? Thank you. | |
| Thank you for having me on. I love doing authentic podcasts like this because you never know what God's going to do. | |
| And I had no intention of sharing my testimony today. | |
| So I believe that it's going to reach the right people. | |
| Thank you, Spencer, for being on the border. | |
| And yeah, you guys can go to my website to find everything, my clothing, my book, my podcast, which is patriotbarbie.com. | |
| One last thing about the testimony statement. | |
| Travis, our producing partner that helps us produce all of our shows at America Happens, actually mentioned, and this is not an intentional thing, it seems like we're getting testimonies of a lot of people on the Blood Money podcast. | |
| Not intentionally, we just like to dig, ask questions, connect to people. | |
| And he was saying, look, the most powerful thing you could ever do is get people's testimonies. | |
| Because that is real life experience. | |
| It really touches people. | |
| So thank you so much, Lindsay, for sharing yours. | |
| Thank you so much for being brave, amazing patriot woman and fighting for what is right. | |
| You know, much respect to you. | |
| And thank you so much for showing up to Blood Money Podcast. | |
| Yes, thank you guys so much. | |
| Thank you so much to the viewers for showing up to this impromptu live. | |
| We appreciate you showing up to our platform. | |
| Please check out AmericaHappens.com for all of our shows. | |
| We're actually going to have an episode later today with Karen Kingston at 6 p.m. | |
| where she's going to talk about, you know, the insanity with the COVID-19 vaccines, all our research that proves that this is nothing but a population control agenda. | |
| And we will be checking in with Spencer later on tonight at the border. | |
| So thank you so much for joining us. | |
| We will see you on the next episode of Blood Money. |
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