Jules & Cat Turd’s July 11, 2025 episode rants over FBI Deputy Director Dan Bongino’s alleged resignation frustration with Pam Bondi’s Epstein file mishandling, calling it a "deep state" cover-up endangering Trump’s legacy and election integrity. They pivot to ICE raids exposing child labor in California farms, mocking Karen Bass’s sanctuary policies while praising Trump’s $40B illegal immigrant benefit cuts. The show ties Epstein’s alleged corruption to broader conspiracies—from Palisades fires to Section 8 land grabs—while praising Trump’s Iran strikes and DOJ purges. A detour into NativePath supplements highlights collagen/krill oil miracles for arthritis, but the core theme remains: systemic betrayal demands accountability before it’s too late. [Automatically generated summary]
Today is Friday, July 11th, 2025, episode number 839.
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You are in the litter box with Jules and Cat Turd.
Hey there, Kat.
How are you?
Hey, hey, hey.
How goes it?
It's another hot day.
Boy, it certainly is.
Just so everybody knows, there was a problem with D Live yesterday, but it looks like you're all in there today.
Sometimes it just happens.
It's just a quirky day.
Sometimes D Live's D Dead.
Yes, exactly.
Let's have fun today.
Start off with the cheesiest ass joke in the world.
Why not, right?
I mean, that's what Fridays are for, and especially with the way this week has been going lately.
So it looks like there has been a dust up, and there is a lot of people that are basically saying, you know what, we're not going to stand and watch this happen to our careers and allow it to go on.
And what I'm talking about here is this scoop from Laura Loomer.
FBI director and Dan Bongino are livid with Pam Bondi over her DOJ memo and the lack of transparency from her office regarding the Jeffrey Epstein files.
Sources tell Laura Loomer that Dan Bongino is taking the day off from his job as deputy director of the FBI.
And there's now speculation on whether or not he will return to his job at the FBI over his disgust with Blondie's, as she calls her, lack of transparency and the handling of the Epstein files.
Pam Blondie has brought total embarrassment to President Trump, JD Vance, Dan Bongino, and Kash Patel.
She has also lied to the American people.
She is told that Cash and Bongino are furious with Bondi and the blowback she has caused them with her lack of transparency.
Kash Patel and Dan Bongino should call for Bondi's public resignation today to save themselves and to also push for full transparency into the Epstein files.
This is an issue the American people care deeply about.
Someone needs to be fired for this.
Giving Bondi courtesy to resign is more than she deserves.
Trump should just fire her.
Lord.
Well, it's really true.
We're tired of it.
Just so everybody knows it's true.
Well, I mean, we're tired of it.
And people have been playing this down like, oh, you know, it's not a big deal.
Oh, yes, it is a big deal.
It's a very big deal.
There are a lot of victims.
And the problem is, you know, she's the boss.
Yeah.
Cash has to, and Dan answers to Dan answers to Cash and her, and Cash answers to her.
Well, I'll tell you.
And it's just been, it's been, since the binders are nothing, it's been an absolute debacle.
It certainly has.
And I'm surprised.
There's a lot of things that are just not being said that's true coming from her.
Well, and here's the thing, too.
Well, you can tell that she doesn't know what's going on.
I mean, she really doesn't.
It looks like she just handed over her case files and decided to just do little sessions over there on Fox News and different media networks instead, because she doesn't know the details and she doesn't know the gravity.
She thinks whatever it is that's on her mind is important, but she's not listening to what the American people are saying.
And if you can't handle the whole Epstein bit, how do we expect you to handle any of it?
We don't.
There are victims in the Epstein case that are walking around right now with plenty of stories to tell to completely dismiss it and act like it's not a big priority.
They could have done a special counsel.
Well, they need to do it.
She says stuff.
I mean, we know they use it all the time.
The Democrats, she could say a special counsel in the Epstein file.
She could have said a special counsel into the theft of the election in 2020.
She's still a special election counsel to Trump's assassination attempts.
She's still crazy.
If she's got too much on her plate, she can always delegate it to somebody else.
Well, that's the problem.
I think she's been delegating everything everywhere else, and she has absolutely no idea what she's saying or even what she's doing because it's really obvious.
She has absolutely no idea.
It's time to be strong and she's too weak.
Let's just face it, folks.
Well, yeah.
I always give people a chance.
I gave anybody a chance.
I even give Democrats a chance, but, you know, it's been six months.
She doesn't have what it takes to dismantle the deep state.
She just doesn't.
No, I mean, really, that's not the person that you want handling all of this.
And like I said, this is just the first one of no.
Remember, I was the only one who said Dan shouldn't go, should stay on his podcast.
Well, that was a decision that he made.
I'm surprised that he stuck with this as long as he did.
Clearly, a lot of us have been frustrated from the very beginning.
This is nothing new.
There have been a lot of signs.
How long have I been telling everybody?
I know these people.
You know, Cash and Dan are solid as a rock, but I don't know Pound.
Trust her.
How many times have I said this over the last months?
Well, it's going to be really bad if they do quit because now we're in a situation.
We need them both.
Exactly.
We need them both now.
She's going to run off the only two people that can actually help.
And Dan's not a lawyer.
He's a cop.
Remember, they always get lawyers in there, right?
They get Comey.
They get Ray.
They get nothing but Mueller.
They get Merrick Garland.
They get lawyers.
Well, here's the difference.
All these lawyers.
They're in a raw in between a race.
They don't want Dan in there.
He's a cop.
He's an ex-cop.
Yeah.
Well, I mean, here's the thing.
You can't go back in time.
You can't decide to do something else.
It was done.
And I just hope this isn't just a big, like, publicity stunt.
I'm leaving unless you're.
It's not.
I'm just telling you, point blank, it's not.
Well, I really hope not because we demand transparency.
That's what we were promised.
We were promised the Epstein details.
And like I said, if you can't handle this, then why would we have any confidence whatsoever that you would be able to handle anything else?
And there's plenty of everything else.
So plenty of it.
I mean, we've got the whole Comey and Brennan and Clapper situation.
And who knows what's going to happen with all of that that's coming up?
I mean, really, if she can't handle the Epstein deal, when you've got actual victims and everything else, how do you expect for any of this other stuff to be handled?
And we can't have it not be handled.
We're at a crossroads.
If it's not done now, then it will continue to happen.
So I'm just kind of of the old school of, look, you've got to do your job yourself, even if it takes you off Fox News for a little bit and figure out what it is that you need to do.
And truly, she needs to appoint and still can a special counsel for all of this.
It's that big.
There's not a person I talk to that doesn't bring up the Epstein situation and says, okay, what about transparency?
Okay, what about the rule of law?
Okay, you guys are in charge.
What are you doing?
But, God, it's so bad.
I know.
The debacle of the, you know, not only it ruined a lot of the reputations of a lot of influencers, which, by the way, shouldn't have happened because they didn't even know what they were walking into.
They were just invited to the White House.
I think it's terrible.
They didn't have no idea they were going to be handed a binder.
They had no clue.
So just remember that when you're dogging them out.
I know it looks bad.
It looks bad, but that was Pam Bondi's fault.
She's the one.
It's like she wants to set them up.
Gosh, I mean, so, I mean, she should have known these people, you know, once they start reading it, going, man, it's bullshit.
I mean, these are just normal people who tell the, you know, a lot of them just, you know, are average Joes who got a podcast.
They're not, they're not going to be the Washington Post or anything hide it.
They're not doing it.
Right.
So, I mean, that was number one.
And, but just to all of a sudden end it and then she couldn't explain herself.
I tried to tell everybody what she was meant because I knew she still hadn't explained herself.
And then she does a three-second thing next to Trump and says, that's it.
That's over.
I don't want to talk no more.
Man, they ain't going to get it.
It's not going to work.
And she didn't even say it with confidence.
I mean, if you watch how she responded, she responded.
She was completely shaken by the whole conversation.
I mean, she was truly on her heels and she didn't know how to defend herself because apparently this blow up, it happened on Wednesday, which is when that whole thing went down as well.
So and don't forget the tape.
Oh, yeah.
12-hour tape of the door that wasn't even his door.
And it wasn't the floor.
And there's a minute missing.
And even if there was, and if there was a minute missing like that, and even if it did it every night, even if it's true, like it just, there's a glitch.
And every night when it's about to go over to midnight, you lose a minute on that particular clock.
Well, yeah, but if I wouldn't have released it, I wouldn't have released the tape with a minute missing, no matter if it was even explainable.
I just wouldn't have released it or talked about it.
I mean, y'all didn't, what do you think people are going to see?
They're going to watch that.
Like, I know Pam Bonnie didn't sit there for 12 hours and watched that tape of nothing.
You know what I mean?
Gosh.
You better get somebody to do it.
It wasn't even on the right floor.
I know.
I mean, come on.
It wasn't even the correct floor.
That videotape isn't even of the right on the right floor.
They tried to pull the wool over people's eyes.
And again, I don't know who she's been delegating this stuff to, but they would be the first to go.
And then she needs to put her head into those files and figure out what she needs to do.
And even if that means handing it over to a special prosecutor, get on it.
She has, this is no.
I'm sorry.
No.
And meanwhile, you've got victims.
You're coming off of the Diddy case where you've got the same type of behavior, Weinstein, same type of behavior.
There are all kinds of different things that are going on all across this country, and they are busting them.
I think that's really great.
The sex trafficking and everything else.
A lot of the stuff was happening at the border.
They have cracked down.
But you've got one big black eye when you look at the Epstein situation.
And that's how you start off.
It's not good.
Yep.
It's a bad situation.
And you have to address it.
How many days have I been calling for a press conference?
You have to go out.
And if this is your stand and this is your final stand, okay, it still sucks, but you're going to have to explain it.
Not if you don't understand it.
And that's her problem.
She can't, she doesn't understand it to have a press conference.
They're not telling the truth.
That's the problem.
Geez.
I mean, even like, even if it's like, it's all destroyed, you go out there and say Christopher Wray destroyed all that shit.
I mean, say something.
Oh, my gosh.
I'm sorry.
That would be hilarious if you said that, wouldn't it?
Christopher Ray's problem.
That's what the Democrats do.
They blame everything on the previous administration, no matter what it is.
Well, it's true.
And now all of a sudden, there's all kinds of people that they're floating to take her spot because that's what normally happens, thank goodness.
And there are a lot of really great viable options.
I mean, you've got, I've heard your governor, Governor DeSantis, is one of them.
They've been floating his name around for a while, according to the people.
I think it'd be a good choice, man.
I think he's a bulldog.
I mean, I know a lot of people didn't like him because he did this to Trump and that, but I'm just telling you, he's a good governor.
I mean, have I ever said anything besides I love him as my governor and didn't want him as presidential?
You have been consistent.
I've never, ever said anything different.
A lot of the people on our side, they don't like DeSantis and they attack him hardcore, but I live here and I like him.
Well, and he's a great governor.
My gosh, look at what I've got over here.
Yeah.
If you don't think he's a good governor, you can go get Kevin Newsom for a week.
Oh, my gosh.
Well, speaking of.
Yeah.
Yeah, so they raid a weed farm and they thought they was going to dunk.
There's children out there raiding children.
Yeah.
You have slave little people 13, 12, 10 working in a weed farm, illegals.
Oh, my gosh.
I am so glad that this happened.
I think this is the greatest thing because now all of a sudden you're seeing all these people that are, you know, trying to come to his defense.
And how do you come to this defense, right?
I mean, hello, marijuana picker crossing.
All right.
So you've got people here in this country that are working on farms.
You had a mandate, right, to mom, little Johnny's.
You clean up the border.
And you've got children that aren't even supervised by an adult, right?
That are on these marijuana fields picking marijuana and unaccompanied.
Man, we can't live without them picking our crops, can we?
Wow.
Little Billy's got the munchies again.
He bought him a five-pound bag of funions.
Some ho-hos and some ding-dongs.
I'm so happy.
I have to say, this really made my day.
When I saw this, I went, okay, good.
It's going to be a nice day.
Will it work for Flaming Hot Cheetos?
Jeez.
Well, goodness sakes.
And then you've got L.A. Mayor Karen Bass who signed an executive order to protect criminal illegal aliens.
I don't care what she signs.
It's not legal.
She cannot do it.
Can't do that.
Lock her up.
God, you got the, there's nobody.
It's like if you take the 12 worst politicians in America, they're all like 10 miles from you.
Jeez.
I'm serious.
This is like, this is the craziest day.
And their solution to fix it all is come on.
Strawberry Picker Controversy00:03:26
Gosh, please.
God, you live in an absolute freak world.
I mean, that deserves its own drum roll.
I kid you not because it's just ridiculous.
The whole thing.
So she basically signs this executive order to protect criminal illegal aliens.
First off, it's not worth the paper that it's written on.
Secondly, if she's out there promoting this type of thing, they need to go ahead and put her in cuffs and walk her on out and put her behind bars and do it.
You have the full capacity to do it.
You have every reason why you should do it.
Get on with it.
What a circus.
What a clown.
These people are bad.
Man, L.A. is so bad.
Yeah, and they thought they were going to dunk.
They're like, oh, here's the, this is the pitcher.
This is the one we've been wanting.
We're not going to need sympathy.
This is the one that's going to turn it all around.
Smoke grenades and children running for their lives.
No, man.
Uh-uh.
That was a weed farm.
And y'all got little kids out there picking illegals.
You got child slave labor.
Man, it backfires so badly.
And some of them are still trying to double down, but they're getting hammered online.
I loved this one.
This is probably one of my favorites.
Time to pick weed.
Welcome to America.
You remember when they put this out on President Trump, right?
Well, now you've got Gavin Newscum over here, Greasy Gavin, who's looking at a child who, you know, this happened during a raid.
But that's not the only one.
I mean, you've got all the Purdue other corporations that are working and they're working young children that shouldn't be working in these facilities.
I know.
Little Sally stole all the Frito scoops out of the commissary.
We got a problem.
Okay, that button is going to stick after a while because you know what?
It has just been this kind of day.
God, They're evil.
Of course they are.
There's a reason.
They got 12-year-old kids picking weed.
Yep.
These people are as bad as they get.
Exactly.
And you have somebody that's going to always come to their defense, including the lame stream media.
I thought this was pretty good because here you have them being called out, you know, right away, libs of TikTok.
New media spin just dropped.
ICE forcefully raided a California farm and arrested farmers was the headline.
The reality is it was a weed farm exploiting child labor and ICE agents were there and they had rocks thrown at them and a gun fired at them.
If you don't hate the media enough, here's another reason why you should.
Look at this.
A California farm, farm, farm.
Strawberries, if you ask the left.
Yeah, I know.
They're just picking strawberries.
What is going on here?
How stupid do they think we are?
Obviously.
Very.
Did you see the White House put out the funniest tweet with that guy who was claiming strawberries?
A meme about him.
Did you see that?
Oh, that was so funny, Kat.
Oh, my gosh.
I mean, this guy is.
That might be the funniest meme official White House ever.
Strawberries and Stupidity00:15:30
Here it is.
I got it from your page.
ICE raids marijuana farms filled with illegal aliens crying, Jimmy.
They're just strawberry pickers.
That ain't produce, Holmes.
That's product.
That's some good strawberries.
Some purple.
Oh, my gosh.
They'll make you eat strawberries, but there ain't strawberries.
And that came from the White House officials.
This is not from Eldonado Trump.
Oh, this is from the White House.
Oh, man.
I'm telling you.
And they do it like they're just strawberry pickers like we do when we're like making fun of somebody.
God, who's running that account?
You know what?
Sounds like I am.
I know.
I really thought that.
I thought, oh my gosh, this is something that Cat Turd would write in a second and just sound beautifully.
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Did you see the new Jackie video with me this time on a Python instead of a...
You are so funny with that thing.
I'm telling you, Jackie is going to get you good.
You better be good to her because she's even got the voice down and everything else, Kat.
It's just brilliant.
Let me grab it because it is so good.
Everybody loved the first one with the mosquito, but this one is just as good.
Here you are.
And it's, she's having fun.
And MAGA Jim, too.
They're doing it together.
I think it's awesome.
So here you are at Alligator Alcatraz, which is where you've been reporting from lately.
Caught up with Patrick Python.
Check it out.
Hello, everyone.
I'm here again at Alligator Alcatraz talking with Mr. Patrick Python.
He has a very interesting story of how he made his way to the great state of Florida.
Tell us about your journey, Patrick.
Hey, mate.
Nice to finally meet you in person, Cat Turtle.
I am here visiting from down under.
It's all legal, of course.
Work visa.
I was talking with my mate, MAGA Jem, a while ago and heard about this great opportunity to help me American mates.
I jumped right on a plane to Alligator Alcatraz.
Amazing story.
I know MAGA Jim well.
He's a great friend of mine.
What has your experience been so far at Alligator Alcatraz?
Everyone here has been so welcoming.
It's truly extraordinary.
I've had an amazing experience.
I even met President Trump the other day.
He's an absolute legend, that bloke.
Absolutely.
He is incredible.
I thank God for President Trump every single day.
I'm curious, Patrick, what does a typical day look like here in the swamp?
Far, I've just been hanging with the bushies, waiting for some old wronger to wonder about.
I'll keep hearing there a bit cranky about the mosquitoes.
Just wait till they get a look at me and old Gator Don.
Might get a little fraidy.
I will let you get back to find your dinner.
Patrick, I wish you the best of luck and please keep me posted if anything interesting happens around here later tonight.
And there you have Cat turn.
He is reporting from Alligator Alcatraz.
That one on the mosquito.
How much you weigh?
Four pounds?
See, not even big as a baby else.
Yes, and MAGA Jim is an Australian.
That's the fun part.
So there you go.
You two are just tearing it up.
Those two are great.
Absolutely amazing.
I'm just so glad for President Trump and that he is getting this stuff done.
I'm serious because this is what we voted for.
Absolutely voted for it.
And here you've got the Democrats that are trying to stand in the way every single time.
And they are losing too.
I mean, you can see it in their numbers.
People are leaving that party.
They have no leadership, no direction.
They go on the opposite of what people want.
This is a great time to go ahead and finish the deal.
As long as we don't have Republicans like Murkowski and some of the others that are standing in the way.
They just hate Trump.
They just hate Trump.
They're going to vote against him.
No matter what.
It's just personal to them.
They don't give a damn about the people who voted for them.
They don't care about Alaska.
She don't care about none of that.
It's all her personal hate.
Unreal.
So you've got five GO peers.
They are reportedly holding up the Trump-backed Doge Cuts package.
That would include, get this, defunding NPR and PBS enough to sink the legislation.
They're doing everything they can.
They just, if you don't have a big majority as Republicans, not a big one, but you need six or seven senate majority and at least 15 on the other side.
So it's the normal names, the ones that you normally hear about.
It's Lisa Murkowski, Susan Collins.
They're both Democrats.
Then you've got Jerry Moran, who is from Kansas, Mike Rounds from South Dakota, and Dan Sullivan from Arkansas.
Time to primary.
Let's not even talk about it.
Let's just get it done.
We gave President Trump a mandate.
Rink their phones off the hook, if you will.
They hate hearing from you all.
They absolutely hate seeing their names and lights and hate that you are on the top of their minds.
They think that they can just do this stuff and it'll just slide under the radar.
Well, we don't stop calling them.
Just because we have a majority right now doesn't mean anything because with people like this, we're in the minority.
Yeah, so the people reading the weed, the people who had the weed farm, who as donors of Gavin Newsom, by the way.
Gosh.
So, yeah, so this is just out.
Yeah, they're officially under investigation for child labor violations.
Well, they should be.
And there were nine unaccompanied children rescued that were, you know, picking weed.
Yep.
And this guy wants to be your president.
And he's the one that absolutely went after Libs of TikTok because she absolutely called them out on it.
This is a pot farm.
They've got children over there that are unaccompanied.
AOC just tweeted, who would have thought that electing a rapist would have Complicated the release of the Epstein files.
Knew they were going to capitalize on that.
God, that's an easy lawsuit for Trump right there.
He's already sued somebody.
Well, he won $35 million or something.
I hope he does it.
From Stephanophilus for calling him a rapist.
Oh, my gosh.
I mean, this whole thing, this whole thing, I'm just glad that L.A. is really being seen for what it is.
I mean, it is just an absolute dumpster fire with these politicians, and they cannot blame a Republican because there's not one in sight.
They've made sure that they have rigged our elections to where you don't have any.
They continue to count until you cannot count anymore to get their desired results.
And yet the people in California are conservative.
Tons of farmers, tons of people that would benefit under President Trump love President Trump, and they don't understand what's going on.
If you were to talk to the typical person, they don't realize that they continue to count until they get a desired result.
They don't realize that there are all these people that are on our voter rolls that shouldn't be there.
We were paying Social Security to people who were 189 years old.
You got that right.
Paying for all of these illegals, too, to be here.
And President Trump just cut that off yesterday.
$40 million.
It just goes on.
The corruption, this is the thing.
I mean, if you were going to sign up to be in this administration and if you were going to sign up for this job, you had to realize going in how big of a mess that it is.
And that you are going to be working non-stop just trying to fix this stuff.
And you are going to have to be on par on what you're doing.
And you're going to have to be faster than the left because they have everything that they've been throwing at this administration and at President Trump this entire time.
It is just, hello, wake up.
Next four years, these four years are going to be something like a blink of an eye.
There's going to be so much going on.
Yeah, and don't believe ever.
These Twitter stories come hot and heavy, like the one today about Damoda's Axios.
Of course, I think it is true.
And then all these people that are putting out stories left and right, a lot of this is left-wing stuff, and they're just trying to get clicks.
Yeah.
Well, they're going to capitalize on stories.
Yeah, it doesn't all ever, hardly any of it ever come out to be true.
Yeah.
I know.
And to get panicky over just one thing, a source familiar with nothing has said this, and then you're like, oh, God, end of the world.
Well, here's the thing.
They need to get on it.
They need to let people know what they're doing in order to fix this.
And maybe Pam Bondi needs to sit out of a couple of interviews for a while until she actually knows this case, all of the ins and outs, or pass it on.
Go ahead and resign.
Give it to somebody else.
You have to go through this.
If you're going to just drop this, you have to go out and give a press conference.
It might last two hours, but you got to methodically go through why, when, how, and who.
And it's got to be the truth, and it can't be cover-ups.
It's the only way she's going to get her, you know, any kind of reputation back.
You have to do that.
You cannot ignore it.
You're delusional.
Yep.
It's not something you can just ignore.
You have to go out and tell the people.
If you're doing this for a reason, you're obviously doing it for a reason.
So just come out and tell us the reason.
It must not be a very good reason if you can't come out and say nothing.
Unreal.
It has to be a bad reason.
Yeah, exactly.
But I mean, when you look at the work that this administration is doing, you've got the Trump administration.
They just ended $40 billion in taxpayer-funded benefits for illegal aliens.
I mean, you've got tuition, SNAP, Head Start, Dare, Workforce Deployment, I mean, development grants.
It's exactly what we all said when we got up and said, all right, let's start driving people to the polls.
Make them vote.
Get them to vote.
Get them out there.
Explain how important this is.
This is what he's doing.
And if you're going to work for President Trump, you better get up early because he doesn't sleep.
He's going to make sure this is done.
So here we've got a clip about LA hearing on the administration on immigration actions.
All right.
Also, today, the Trump administration is doing away with many taxpayer-funded benefits for illegal immigrants.
Among some of those benefits ending free tuition, food assistance programs, Head Start, access to federal workforce development grants.
The White House says the move will preserve roughly $40 billion in benefits for American citizens.
All right.
Also, today, the Trump administration.
Homeless Crisis Conflicts00:02:20
Can you imagine how nice it was for illegals to be in our country because we were just paying for them?
Just open up the door and here's everything for free.
But nothing for the American citizen, right?
Unless you're really down and out.
And still, I'll tell you right now, the more I hear about what's going on with the homeless situation and especially with mental illness in California, a lot of people think, oh, well, that's where a lot of our taxpayer dollars are going.
No, it's not.
They don't have the room for a lot of these people.
They reject them.
They say, oh, no, no, no.
You don't meet that level.
You don't meet that criteria.
Oh, no, we can't accept just anybody.
It's got to be whomever they decide.
They're not helping people.
They're tossing them aside.
They're throwing them away.
They could care less.
We've got the homeless population to prove it.
But yet if you're an illegal alien and you come in this country, look at what you get.
Just begging them to come.
They were going to their countries.
They spent billions going to their country, landing in their country planes and flying them in.
For God's sakes, that's treason.
Oh, yeah, and putting it behind curtains because, hey, they didn't want you to know what was going on, even though you did.
You knew exactly what was going.
People were filming the airports, and they're like, there are people here that have got papers, and they can't even read what it says.
They're being flown throughout our country.
They have no idea where they're going or why they're even being sent there.
This is just, it's incredible.
But that's what happens when an election is stolen before the American people's eyes.
I mean, just like that.
And that's what happened here.
They installed Joe Biden.
If they can do that, they can do absolutely anything.
They're not worried.
They should be, though, now.
I mean, we've got to get an AG in there that knows what they're doing, though.
I mean, seriously, or this is just going to be same story, different day of things being covered up.
Just no way.
I know it's exhausting because we're so close.
And then we've got people that just stand in our way that just don't know what they're doing.
Blackout Coffee Promo00:02:49
Yeah.
I mean, here, you know, the Palisades fire.
Okay, hello, they're going to put up Section 8.
Now, all of a sudden, all those conspiracy theorists are going, hello, we told you that.
This was the way for them to confiscate that property, that land.
That's exactly what Gavin Newscomb plans on doing.
Another conspiracy?
No, I think not.
This is big stuff.
I mean, really.
It never ends.
No, it's not.
I was hoping for a nice relaxing weekend.
Nope.
Of chilling.
Nope.
Got some errands to run, you know, just chill.
No.
Play with the old doggies at Nana's.
There's no tongue.
I mean, they don't ever take the weekends off.
You have to worry about with Biden, you know, because he'd call a lid Wednesday at noon for the rest of the week.
That's right.
I mean, this whole thing, it's like, you know, you're just going to have to throw the dog a bone, I guess, because you can't take off.
You just can't.
I mean, you blink and you miss something.
Well, we're not going to miss anything on this show.
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Brutal Awakening Rounds00:06:17
And I have got Mima Kim0812, who sent me a picture of what she is drinking and just looks fabulous.
Of course, of course, it is the blueberry crumble.
As everybody knows, that's a favorite around here with everybody.
But she also has the chocolate cherry and the well, she got two blueberry crumbles.
But I'll tell you, that brutal awakening, that's making the rounds.
And so a lot of people are like, hey, that's my go-to.
So thank you so much, Mima Kim0812, for sharing your photo with me today.
Appreciate it.
So what else have we got going on?
Anything?
Well, he named Pete Secretary of War today, and that little up on the left.
Wasn't that fun?
I think that's a great way to put it.
Let you know exactly where we're headed.
But I'll tell you what, when President Trump said that he was going to put peace in the Middle East and that Iran deal and Israel, my gosh, I mean, so far, so good.
They know that President Trump means what he says.
And they hit a bullseye with them bombs and then they destroyed their nuclear underground stuff.
It's gone.
My gosh.
It's no more.
You can't dig that shit back out.
It's done.
Absolutely.
Pam Bondi is trending now.
Isn't that fun?
Yep, this definitely stirred up the box, didn't it?
You can't just be silent through this.
Just talk.
And tell the truth.
We didn't go through all this to get a bunch of somebody else in the position that lies to us, too.
No.
Man, we can handle the truth.
Obviously.
If she would have come out again and say, look, this is what I got.
I'm going to release it.
And that's all I have.
I wish I had more.
It's been, over the last six years, been destroyed.
I mean, I don't know what they did with it.
They didn't give it to me.
If she would have did that, everybody would have understood.
But there's no truth coming out of there.
Oh, they're just.
Just gimmicks and, you know, deep fakes.
Yeah.
And make it go away.
Like, let's just give them a little bit.
That's what they thought.
But that's not how it's going to work.
I mean, there's too much that needs to be done.
All of us have been reporting on this stuff for years.
So finally, we've got an administration that's in charge that we expect for them to handle it.
And there are victims out there.
There are deaths out there.
Two of them.
One of them was a victim.
And the other one was, of course, the perpetrator.
And you're going to say, oh, no, nothing to see here, folks.
No.
Are you kidding?
And you think that's going to sell?
And you think we're going to trust you to conduct any more investigations?
I don't think so.
And that's what happened here.
Major fails.
And all of them are very well versed.
They've all been talking about this too.
I mean, you have people from the FBI.
I mean, I don't know.
Maybe Pam Bondi is sitting there going, well, hey, hang on.
Cash had his moment on podcast.
Dan Bongino had his own.
It's my turn.
Well, no, sweetheart.
You have a job to do.
And it's not being media Barbie.
It is being the person that is going to prosecute these people that have done so much harm.
Hello.
All around the world.
We've all talked about it.
There's plenty of there.
The FBI wouldn't have raided an island.
She wouldn't have said, I've got a stack of stuff on my desk if she didn't.
We've been reporting on this cat for how long?
How many years?
I know.
There's a lot of it destroyed.
I'm just going to tell you that right now.
That's okay.
There's plenty of people.
A lot of it will talk.
I keep saying it's ironic that everything they have is just against Epstein, but nobody else.
You'd notice that?
Right.
Epstein didn't do it.
Like I said earlier this week, I said, look, he's not Superman.
All right.
I'm sure his libido is great, but it's not that great.
I mean, there are too many people.
He wasn't full-time 24-7.
No, there were plenty of people involved, including Prince Andrew and a lot of other people.
Clinton was all in there.
We all know that.
Well, I mean, they've got him in a portrait of him.
Yeah.
In a dress.
Yeah.
You want to call somebody a rapist?
That's the one.
That's right.
I mean, this, yeah, this is wild.
He still gives me the creeps just every time he talks.
Clinton?
Oh, my God.
He's like Trump's age.
Oh, definitely.
And Trump, I mean, he looks like he's 150.
He looks just a little bit better than Jimmy Carter did when they rolled him out with his mouth open.
Which was the God.
I can't believe his family did that.
Trying to get votes.
Oh, yeah.
Well, and now they're in Texas.
And thank goodness we've got our president there because they need that kind of support.
I mean, it's really important.
A lot of people are like, but he's got so many other things to do.
No, he needs to be in Texas.
Absolutely.
So he is there with Melania and they are making the rounds.
I mean, it's such a terrible situation.
It's so incredibly sad, the lives that were lost.
And so.
This is huge.
So tariff revenue grew to a record $27.2 billion in June, producing a $27 billion federal budget surplus for the month.
So we had a surplus last month.
President Trump.
Remember there's a lot of bills.
It's going to cost $5 trillion.
Do you remember?
It's funny how we're all of a sudden we got one month in and we got a surplus.
Well, that's the thing.
I mean, just give it time.
President Trump just doesn't wake up and say, okay, I'm just going to do this without having a lot of thought going behind it.
He's been talking about tariffs and how he wanted to structure it for quite some time.
Surplus Surprise00:08:08
He's the only one that does it.
He thinks outside the box.
Yep.
He certainly does.
And then I guess it's almost the year anniversary to the Butler incident.
Well, it's on Sunday.
So it's the 13th is when that happened.
So we can talk about that since we ain't going to be on.
Well, here's the thing about that is that we're not getting anywhere with that either, that investigation.
And that's the other thing.
It's that, okay, all right, so you suspended a couple of people.
All right, that's great and all, but that's not helping the situation at all.
Yeah, who was involved?
There's just no way this little punk just went and got on the roof by himself, and they just kill him, and nobody knows anything about him.
We all know his home was wiped.
His dad came out and talked for about a day.
They shut his ass up somehow.
We ain't heard from him since.
Well, there's even more about this.
And of course, Susan Crabtree, great reporter, she put out this.
She says, look, the real story behind the six Secret Service suspensions over the Butler failures, well, key supervisors who signed off on the Butler security plan and two who were on the final walkthroughs before the J-13 rally were never disciplined.
But instead, get this, they received big promotions instead.
So they were promoted for how they handled this whole thing.
Big promotions.
So one of those supervisors on the final walkthrough is Nick Minster.
He was assigned this year as the number two in charge of the Lara and Eric Trump protection detail.
The other is Nick, I'm going to screw up his name, Ol Zawinski, who ironically became the chief special agent in charge of the inspection division, which is responsible for ensuring the accountability and integrity of the agency's personnel and operations.
You've got inexperienced agents positioned for failure and a more senior agent who spoke out about the AGR roof coverage, which, of course, there wasn't any, according to Secret Service sources and congressional testimony, they are taking the fall.
So you have rank-and-file agents.
They are incensed over the decision not to hold the supervisors accountable, further sinking the low morale.
And of course, within the agency, you can imagine how they all feel right now.
And now you've got Sean Curran, who was in charge of the Donald Trump detail at the time of the rally, and Minster served under his command.
So instead of being reprimanded, they were promoted.
You've got a lot of inexperienced agents in here.
They're going through them, mid-level agents.
Who was there that day?
The number two in charge was Brian Pardini, Tim Burke, the chief special agent in charge of the Pittsburgh office.
These are the six who have taken the fall of unpaid suspension.
And they think that's going to be enough.
Lordy, mercy.
Corey Compator lost his life at that rally, being a Trump supporter and going to listen to the president speak.
It could have been any of us.
I know, and I tweeted, was there by getting into this weekend?
And he said, going to Butler Rally.
And that was his last tweet.
Oh, my gosh.
That is just absolutely.
So many people were so excited about that rally.
We watched it.
It happened directly after our show.
Kat?
Yeah, I had it on watching it, and I was on computer, so I had this TV kind of 45 degrees to the side of me, and I was just watching it.
I was looking at it up every minute or so, and he was speaking, and then I just looked up, and he was going down.
I could hear the shots.
I said, Oh, my God, they just killed President.
I thought when he went down, he was dead.
Everybody did.
I mean, pow, pow, pow, I just lost my breath when I saw it.
I was like, Oh, my gosh, this is it.
This is it.
When he got up and said five, five, five, though, I knew he was fine.
Thank you, goodness.
I mean, that was an that was an intervention like I've never seen.
Thank you, God.
That's all I have to say.
Yeah, he had the right beat on him, too.
He just turned his head at the millisecond it took, and it hit his ear right in the middle of his forehead.
Well, and he was talking about immigration at the time, as everyone will remember.
And here we are.
Now, who's taking the bullets?
You've got ICE agents that are taking the bullets, and you've got Democrats that are cheering them on.
There's somebody take a shot at them.
They got a video of it out there.
Of course, it's right where you live.
Of course.
But I mean, when you've got Democrats and you've got politicians that are cheering that on, what do you think is going to happen?
More of it.
Because, see, people go back to what happened with the whole George Floyd thing and with Antifa, and especially when President Trump was first elected in his first term, right?
Right when he was inaugurated, you remember?
I mean, they were able to burn loot and steal, including full-blown police headquarters and get away with it.
They were all provided lawyers and everything else.
They were there to disturb the peace, and that's exactly what they did.
And they took it even a step further.
If you were to look at what happened the day that President Trump was inaugurated, and if you were to compare that to January 6th, you never saw anybody at January 6th go after police officers, but you saw Antifa, and you still see people today going against ICE and everything else.
I mean, these people, there's no self-control.
They are there to hurt them, to kill them.
And they don't even make a secret out of it.
I mean, they're acting like you would in the Middle East, you know, the martyrs.
That's how they're acting.
Listen to them on TikTok.
These people are crazy, but they think that the left has their back.
They think that they're going to be cheered on for it.
They've been getting away with a lot for a long time, and they're all getting arrested now.
They absolutely are.
All these people threatening and everything, and all these TikToks and saying all this stuff and cheering on assassinations and all that.
They're getting busted.
They're losing their jobs.
They're losing their medical license.
Them days are over.
This is some scary stuff.
I mean, when you look at this stuff and what's been happening, they don't care who they hurt.
Not even at all.
I just think it's just, I mean, the fact that we have President Trump to this day alive and doing the things that he's doing, it's a miracle in and of itself.
This is really something.
So you've got these, this group, they're saying there's a big contingent in the Secret Service that believes the Pittsburgh office is unfairly taking the fall when the Trump detail and the team of Mayo Perez, Nick Minster,
and Nick Olzewski serving as the inspector assigned to the rally are traditionally the parties that should be ultimately responsible for the rally's overall security and the failures of the security plan and execution.
They're the ones that should be held responsible, not the low fruit.
Low Fruit Firing00:07:21
Lordy, mercy.
We're not even getting low fruits.
We're not getting anything.
Yeah.
If you've got a lemon tree and there's one lemon and a limb broken, there's one lemon that's on the ground.
We're not even getting that.
I know.
I know it.
It is really, it just, it's something's got to be done, really, and quickly.
You just can't wait anymore.
Yeah, it's early enough to, and, you know, it'll look bad.
You know, your AG is gone in six months, but I'm off or you got to get, if you're not hiring and firing constantly, you're not doing your job.
Any business is like that.
You're constantly.
Look at the CEO of Twitter walked out.
Yep.
She had enough.
Sure.
It's nonsense.
Well, I mean, here you got, where are we?
I mean, a year later, where's the final FBI in the world?
Thank you for your participation.
Yeah.
Thanks for playing.
Remember, Elon, this heartfelt thing.
Thank you for your, what was it?
Oh, he was just as cold as a person could be.
That was cold as ice for somebody who's done such a good job for you.
Well, he.
Thank you for your contributions.
That's it.
Yeah.
God.
I mean, you wouldn't put up with that getting divorced.
Yes, honey.
Just want to say thank you for your contributions.
Gosh.
As we go our separate.
Oh, my gosh.
Can you imagine?
I mean, you just can't get away with that in any situation.
Bring out the 50 cups.
Oh, my God.
No, I mean, you wouldn't say that to somebody.
After, like, man, you know, really, this was a good time in my life.
We worked so hard for free speech, and we did this and did that.
And, you know, I'm sorry, I have to go, but I have to.
And this, and not really bust anybody out and saying what she really wanted to say or the real reason.
And we all know why.
But, and then after that, thank you for your contribution.
And doing it right there on social media.
You might as well just say, shut the fuck up, bitch, and get over with it.
Or just don't acknowledge at all.
I mean, did you really have to say anything?
I mean, honestly, gosh, there's a lot wrong with that situation.
But we do have some good news.
You have career DOJ FBI officials in fear as the Trump administration goes on a firing spree.
They have cleaned the house of the J6 prosecutors and the leakers, and they're all crying on the left.
They're doing big exposés and everything else over the whole thing.
They are devastated.
They got a long way to go.
I mean, Marco Rubio, he's going on a full-blown firing spree, and as he should.
And the State Department, they said that they are going to clean house.
Thousands will be fired.
They're putting out an emergency alert in Philadelphia from 10 minutes ago saying all their 911 services are down.
Oof.
So whatever you do, don't get robbed in the next hour.
No kidding.
It's wild.
I mean, this, you know, and that's the other thing, too.
We take for granted the fact that we're connected on the internet, but there have been a lot of blackouts, too.
We don't know what's next.
We really don't from one day to the next.
Good gracious.
You have USAID who quietly shipped 11,000 virus samples to the Wuhan lab without formal agreement or oversight.
The stuff that we're finding out about them, them alone, scary stuff.
I'm glad it's shut down.
Yes, it is.
That was nothing but a trillion-dollar Democrat slush fund.
That's all it was.
Just really.
I don't know.
I mean, this is just going to, it just gets more exciting.
And it's just all crap.
They're not really doing any of that stuff.
They didn't have transgender teaching transgender to muskrats.
They didn't do that.
It's just free money.
Well, I mean, that's the thing.
When Elon Musk was, when he wants to do well and he wants to do good and he's happy, I guess, for the moment, he does really great things.
But then there's this other side.
You don't know which side you're going to get.
Jekyll and Hyde situation is how I see it.
Just that there's no consistency there.
I don't know.
I mean, maybe that's what you get when you're dealing with a genius, but still.
Then you throw that into politics and then poof.
You want to talk about adding to the mix.
You just don't know.
But this was a really great thing.
And President Trump and Elon Musk and Marco Rubio worked extremely hard on trying to make sure that we started to follow the money.
And we doge.
I mean, they're doing incredible things.
But what they're doing to, you know, police officers and ICE agents, I mean, this is, you've got the FBI that's offered a $50,000 reward on information on Mass Protester seen on video firing a gun at ICE agents during the raid on California Pot Farm.
I mean, they've got them dead to rights.
Yep.
We've got really bad people here.
Yeah, and all of them live five miles from here.
I know.
Isn't that just lovely?
I mean, but the traffic's better.
I can report.
Every time we have a bad story, it's a slide down the block.
California.
Yeah.
And the whole United States.
Downtown L.A.
No, but really, our traffic is better.
I'm not kidding.
It has eased up.
And that's because of what's going on here.
So when Stephen Miller made that comment earlier in the week, I thought it was, you know, a holiday situation.
But no, it's definitely lightened up.
Legals are scared to drive around and scared to get grabbed.
Gosh.
Well, what we're going to do, just so everybody knows, tomorrow I have got a show going on.
It is a political rendezvous.
I hope to see everybody there.
We have a good time every Saturday at 3 o'clock.
We are going to be talking about Crooked as Hell.
And that is, of course, the group that went after President Trump.
Hopefully, Comey and Brennan and others are going to, you know, basically have the book thrown at them.
I hope so.
I mean, it's treason with capital T, but that's every Saturday at 3 o'clock p.m. Eastern Time.
Also, we're going to extend the show a little bit longer today because I want you to hear all about Native Path.
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Supplementing Collagen for Health00:14:59
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But it was a great interview.
We had a great time.
Is there anything else you would like to add there, Kat?
That's it, everybody.
Have a good weekend.
Let's just hope it can be calm.
You know, it's not going to be.
Oh, it's never.
There's never a dull moment.
Like I said, you're just going to have to throw those doggies a bone because we're going to need you out there reporting what's going on, especially from Alligator Alley.
Not Alley, Alligator Alcatraz.
There is an Alligator Alley.
It leads to Alligator Alcatraz, which is fun.
Like I say, that's that's a 10-hour drive for me.
That's way down there, probably a 12-hour drive.
Oh my gosh, just unreal.
Never a dull moment.
Well, you all have a wonderful rest of your weekend.
Be safe, be kind to one another, and we will see you later.
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And, you know, as you mentioned, I'm a doctor of physical therapy.
A lot of the why behind NativePath comes from my experience working as a physical therapist in the conventional healthcare arena and also as a coach, helping people lose weight, get fitter, get out of pain, and things like that.
But something that really caught my attention was my first internship as a physical therapist.
You know, they send you on internships at all these various settings.
And the first one I went to was at a hospital in Houston, Texas.
And this hospital was world-renowned for its treatment of heart disease.
And when I walked in then on there on that first day on the first floor of that heart health hospital was a McDonald's, right?
And I would see patients who would ask me to wheel them down to go get a Big Mac after they would have a heart surgery.
And this was back in 2005.
And I didn't know much about nutrition at that time, but I was an athlete.
And I knew that fast food like that wasn't good for the heart.
So I started to notice this disconnect between the food industry and the health industry.
There's this great Wendell Berry quote.
He's a poet.
He's big in agriculture back in the day.
And he said, we have a food industry that knows nothing about health, a health industry that knows nothing about food.
And in the middle, right, there's consumers, there's patients, there are people being told what to do by both parties.
But both parties, both industries are really feeding off what they're serving the other, the people, right?
And that really opened my eyes.
And I got really interested in the changes that have happened in our food supply over the past 100 years.
I started noticing the statistics of the rise in disease that's happened over the past 100 years and really asking ourselves, like, what the heck is going on?
Like, what is happening?
And I myself was having my own issues with health.
I was having these skin issues, these chronic skin issues that wouldn't go away.
And I took medication for it.
I took oral medication and topical cream.
And, you know, it would kind of numb the symptoms.
And it would stay there and it would never really fully go away.
So the more I learned and the more I learned about whole food nutrition and the way our great-great-grandparents would eat with nutrient-dense foods.
And they were free of a lot of these metabolic diseases.
I started making changes in my own life.
And that skin issue went away.
And I got leaner and I got stronger.
And I got so passionate about this stuff and started giving lectures at local clinics and local gyms.
And as we say, started to get people on the path and really committing themselves to a healthy lifestyle.
And what we're doing at Native Path is education is really at the forefront of what we do.
It's at the root of making change, I think, is creating more awareness.
What we do with our products is we recognize that in this modern world, there are certain nutrients, certain vitamins and key minerals that every human, our biology needs and thrives on, but we're missing because of the way we've been eating.
And even if we were eating a perfect diet today, the food isn't as nutrient-dense as it was 100 years ago.
So what we're doing with our products, our supplements at NativePath, is we're filling in the gaps, the key things that are missing.
We want to supplement that and help support a healthy lifestyle.
So in general, that's how we got started.
A bit of our why.
You know, what we're doing is we're getting humans on the path to eating, moving, and living in alignment with their biology.
We truly believe there's a way you're designed.
If you follow that biology, if you do what it needs, what it's expecting, many of our health issues that we're dealing with today, they start to go away when you supply yourself with the right stuff.
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What does the term native path actually mean?
Well, native really speaks to the way our ancestors were eating, moving, and living.
We want to honor these timeless principles.
There are timeless principles of health that they worked 100 years ago, they worked 500 years ago, they worked 1,000 years ago, and they will also work 500,000 years from now, right?
They're not fads, they're not gimmicks.
We want to honor these timeless principles of whole food nutrition, hydration, movement, sunshine, sleep, right?
The path is really speaking to a journey.
Health is a journey.
It's not something that you do one day or take one supplement overnight.
It's something you do over and over again, and you do it consistently, and you do it to improve.
And you also do it to improve the people around you, your family, your community, things like that.
So that's really what we mean by getting on the path.
And by getting on the path, you're also saying you're getting off the path of processed, refined foods, and sugar and artificial lights and things like that.
It's really taking responsibility for your own personal health.
I can tell you, I have been taking your supplements for the past month, and I absolutely love it.
I can tell a difference.
I'm an athlete.
I mean, I just am a tennis player all the way.
So I've always tried to watch my diet.
I work out regularly and do the right things.
But I have noticed a significant difference after I started taking your supplements.
I'm enjoying them.
Kat's taking them too.
Kat, you have been just raving over not only the collagen, but also the krill oil.
Yeah.
Yeah, so I'm like you.
I started playing guitar when I was 10.
And after I got out of the army, I was a professional musician for like 15, 20 years.
I was a guitarist, songwriter, singer.
And I could play.
And I'll be 61 this year.
So I think I was about 52 or 53, and I just, my fingers just exploded with arthritis.
And I mean, I went from, you know, shredding to not even being able to play guitar again in six months.
And so, you know, there's a lot.
I did the same thing.
I went and got injections and, you know, all the medication they could give you in the doctor's way.
But, you know, I find when I take, like, you've got krill oil, which is really important to me and stuff like that, that really helps.
And it helps way more than anything the doctor gives you.
Oh, I love hearing that.
And I love hearing you play guitar, too.
And there's no greater example of what happens as we age than the fingers, right?
And the joints and the tendons and the ligaments.
And, you know, as I've been playing for a long time, too.
And the older I get, I notice the same thing.
You know, I'm 47 now.
But I notice, you know, if I don't take care of these things, I get a little slower.
My dexterity is a little different, right?
So, you know, you've mentioned that probably our three biggest products at Needopath.
We have over 40 products, but the biggest ones that our customers really get the best results out of are collagen.
And we can get into what that is and hydrate.
That's really to help with hydration, but that's a few more things.
And then krill, which in my opinion is one of the best things you can do to help with inflammation.
You mentioned arthritis.
You know, for people who are listening, if they've been diagnosed with anything with itis behind it, that's a medical term for inflammation.
And inflammation is huge in our culture because of sugar and industrial seed oils and a lot of these processed and refined stuff that's in there.
But taking krill oil is one of the easiest things you can do to get a good quality source of omega-3s to reduce that global inflammation in your body.
It reduces the inflammation in the joints.
So the arthritis, the feelings that we're having from that, whether it's the hip or the fingers or the knee or the shoulder or things like that, that tends to go down.
Combining that with collagen, collagen, that's our hero product.
When people like get on the path, like, where do I start?
That is like one of the best things to do because in my opinion, collagen is one of the least things that we can supplement with that makes the most difference.
It's the most abundant protein in the body.
We're a culture that's extremely deficient in protein, specifically the amino acids in collagen.
You know, collagen is something that, as I mentioned 100 years ago, the way our ancestors ate, our ancestors got plenty of collagen because they would eat nose to tail.
They would take the bones and the tendons and ligaments and put in a big pot with water and make soups and they would consume it on a consistent basis.
But in our modern world, we're bombarded with carbohydrates and refined sugars and things like that.
We're very low in protein and we're super low in collagen.
And our body produces collagen on its own, but that begins to decline around the age of 20.
And as you mentioned, over the age of 50, it takes a second bump.
We really start to lose our own endogenous ability to produce collagen.
So as we get older, it's extremely important.
Our body's made up of collagen.
Our hair, our tendons, our bones, our ligaments, our teeth, even things like our gut lining, our heart, our vessels, our arteries, these are all made up of collagen.
So the better you supplement with that, the more collagen you supply, the stronger your bones are.
You know, your skin, your hair, your nails, but even your gut lining, when you improve that, you start absorbing vitamins and minerals from the food you eat better, you start eliminating toxins better.
So, it's it in my mind, it's a needle mover.
You know, it's doing collagen, supplement with collagen is the one thing.
If you take that, everything else about your health starts to get a lot easier.
What is collagen exactly?
So, what we're doing with collagen is we're taking the bovine hide, right?
We're taking cows, we're taking their hide, it goes through a hydrogenation process or hydrolyzed process, and we take type one and type three fibers from the bovine hide, and we do that because that is the most abundant type of collagen in your body.
It's what makes up 90% of your body.
And you probably hear a lot of other types of collagen on the market, like type three and I mean, type two and type four or five.
Those are less prevalent in the body.
It's very much like watered-down collagen.
And something to know about Native Path and really all our products is we value purity, right?
We value the quality of the source, right?
And when we're talking about cows for Native Path and the collagen that we use, it comes from cows that are living and eating and moving the way cows are designed to eat and move.
They're on grass, their hooves are churning the soil, they're drinking fresh water, they're getting sunshine.
They're not on a dirt feedlot, they're not being fed grains and they're not getting sick, so they're not getting antibiotics, they're not being fattened up with hormones and things like that.
All of that radically impacts the quality of the collagen that you take in.
So, a lot of the collagen that you see out there, you know, it's going to be yellow, it's going to be smelly, it's going to lump in your coffee and your tea.
Our collagen is pure, it breaks up really easily, it dissolves so easily in your beverages, and whatever you use it for has absolutely no taste.
And it's so easy to just make this a part of your day, specifically your morning.
You know, putting it in your morning coffee, putting your morning tea, you can even put it in water because it doesn't has no taste and it dissolves easily.
So, collagen is a protein, many referred to it.
It doesn't have the amino acid tryptophan, but in short, it's the most abundant protein in the body that really is responsible for the building blocks of the body.
I mean, I know it's great to start early on something like this, but for the older audience, this will help them, right?
Significantly help them.
That's a really good question.
And yeah, it's never too late.
It's actually the older you get, the more you need because your body is producing less and less of it.
The better question is: is it too early?
And that would be if you're under the age of 20, it's probably too early.
But once you're over the age of 20, remember, your natural production of collagen declines and it starts to dip radically over the age of 50.
So, the older you get, the better results you're going to get from collagen.
And most of our clients, most of the customers that we have here at Native Path, they're actually 60 and over, sometimes 70 and over.
You know, as a physical therapist, that was the population that I treated the most and got to see what happens to the body as it ages and as it loses its strength.
You know, as we get older, balance starts to go away.
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People have falls.
Those are the things I was always concerned with, which is another big benefit of collagen is that it strengthens our bones.
And many people don't think about collagen strengthening the bones, but it's what the bones are made up of.
And there's studies that show DEXA scans improving when people start taking collagen on a consistent basis.
Their bones are getting more dense.
So I can't stress this enough.
The biggest threat as we age is a fall, and it's a fracture.
And our early mortality rate goes up by 50% within a two-year period after a fall.
And that's because when we stop moving, we really start to allow for disease to set in.
A lot of the diagnosis that goes on paper, like this person passed away of a heart attack or diabetes or obesity or something like that.
A lot of the time, if you look in the previous two years, they had a fall, they had a fracture because their bones are so weak.
And it's one of the reasons why I feel collagen is so important: building up the structure and strength of our bones.
Because you're right, as soon as somebody falls, it's like you hear that's the beginning of the end, right?
Everything else just starts to fall apart from one thing to another, to another.
Well, it's the main thing, I think, especially in the context of the modern world where we have been consuming so many carbohydrates.
We've been addicted to sugar, right?
And that sugar has been messing up our blood sugar and making metabolic disease so prevalent.
We're producing so much insulin.
We're becoming hyperinsulinemic because of all the sugar.
So, to combat that, the context of what's happening in the modern world, starting with protein, and I even mean the first thing you put in your mouth at the beginning of the day, starting with protein.
Protein is a very metabolically costly macronutrient.
You actually burn calories when you consume protein.
It's also extremely satiating.
So, when you're consuming protein, you don't like eat a steak or chicken or have collagen and think, oh, I just want more collagen or just want more protein or more steak because it's so satiating.
Your brain is getting a signal that it's getting the raw materials that it needs.
And once it gets it, it doesn't tell you to keep eating, right?
And the opposite effect happens with refined carbohydrates.
It's like they even put this on the boxes of refined foods.
Like, I bet you can't just eat one, right?
They literally try to do that.
So, it really combats that it helps balance blood sugar.
And it's what makes up the structure of our body.
You know, we can live without carbohydrates.
We can go a long time without fat.
We absolutely cannot live without protein.
It's the of the three essentials, of the three macronutrients, it's the one that is essential.
It's where we should start, right?
So, you know, when I refer to collagen as a protein, and I say it's really that the first thing that people do to, as we say, get on the path, that's what I mean, right?
If you do that, everything around that starts to get easier, whether it's your blood sugar, your energy, your ability to digest foods, cravings start to go away, you start to feel better, you get more motivated.
It's a big needle mover to start your day.
It also helps you with your energy levels and everything else.
I mean, I know that if I have anything with sugar in it, it just affects me almost immediately.
It's almost toxic to my system because I'm just not used to taking it.
I am really high on the protein aspect of my diet.
And so this works beautifully.
And like you said, putting it in my daily coffee, I have that first thing in the morning.
It dissolves incredibly well.
I've had other supplements and they clump and they're horrible and you get this big, nasty, you know, floater and you're like, oh gosh, what is that?
This is something completely different.
And when you talk about the advantages of how your body will absorb this even better, you can tell just from pouring it in your coffee that your body will basically do the exact same thing.
It's different than anything that I've ever used before.
And that's really what I want to stress to our listeners is that once you try this, you're going to know right away.
How quickly do you think the turnaround is for the average person when they start noticing?
Well, the first thing people notice is the nails.
That's something I would really, really pay attention to.
People will say, oh, gosh, my nails were thinning and I couldn't grow them.
And after taking it for four days, I'm noticing they're getting harder and they're growing faster, right?
And that's a quick, easy tell that something is changing within the biology of the body, right?
Something's happening.
And then quickly after that, there'll be some comments about hair, maybe some skins and some wrinkles go away.
But when all that stuff's happening on the outside, you can also feel confident in knowing that even more important changes are happening on the inside.
The tendons, the ligaments, the bones, the gut lining, that's the real big difference in your health.
So while all the exterior stuff is great, you can see that within a matter of maybe four days to two weeks, most people do.
The bigger changes are in the bones that we really appreciate.
And I mentioned earlier the DEXA scans, taking it consistently, taking it for a period of, I would say, at least eight weeks is where the massive changes start to come.
And then it becomes part of your life.
Really, consistency is the key because we consistently need quality collagen.
It's really a fantastic product.
And I know that Cat Turd has had great results as well, especially because he's had issues before in the past.
And so this is something that he's immediately.
Just wait till you turn 60.
You'll see.
He's warning me about all of this.
And I'm like, thanks so much.
You're giving me a lot to look forward to.
But no, these are the things that happen.
But when you mention the nails, that's the first thing.
And that's the first indicator that I noticed was that my nails were just so much stronger.
My hair is growing so fast.
And I mean, it does anyway, but I can tell a huge difference just in taking it for the past month, how I was a month ago versus now.
So you can see how the absorption is better and just my health has improved, even though I'm really conscious of it.
I mean, I'm like you.
I work out at my gym.
I do all the things that you're supposed to do, high-protein diet, but there's always room for improvement.
And I think that Kat, especially with the arthritis situation, this has really helped him as well.
I mean, we're all for that.
People have got a real problem in this country with all the processes.
I don't have arthritis anywhere but my fingers.
It's just from playing guitar and using power tools my whole life too much.
Yeah, that cruel oil is amazing.
Love it.
I love it.
It lubes you up, man.
It's like an oil change.
That's exactly what it is.
I know.
Yeah.
I mean, we literally have synovial fluid, like oil within our joints.
And when we take good quality cruel oil, that's what it does.
It helps our body produce more of that.
So we move within our joints easier.
So I love hearing that, man.
That's great.
Yeah, it makes a huge difference.
He's really been doing well since he's taken it.
This has been a great interview.
We really appreciate you coming by and talking to us.
We don't want to keep you too long.
Is there anything else you would like to just let the audience know about this product or anything else?
Any pointers and how to start?
Well, like I mentioned, the best way to use it is at the beginning of the day.
And staying consistent with it is really the key.
It's not something you take for just one week and everything's better.
You know, I would really encourage people to try it for a period of eight weeks, at least two scoops a day.
So you can put it in your morning tea, your coffee.
I like to put it in an afternoon tea as well.
Staying consistent with that, when you see the results that you guys are talking about, that's the change.
That's the aha moment.
And really use that as momentum to start really doing more things in your life to help you move around better and experience life.
That's my mission is to help people feel better.
And this is one of the easiest steps people can take.
So yeah, that's my suggestion.
And you have to feel good to be able to move.
I mean, let's face it, if you're tight and if you can't move and if you have problems, then of course it's not going to be as easy.
But this is the first step.
And it really gets you started at the beginning of the day to go that extra step and then maybe go an extra couple more, right?
That's exactly right.
Yeah.
I mean, as a physical therapist, that would be the thing is people will get hurt.
And, you know, before we start you on an exercise program, we've got to get you out of pain.
We've got to get you feeling better so you can actually move better.
You know, so I view it as the first thing that if you do that, it makes everything else easier or unnecessary.
It's kind of like making your bed in the morning.
Once you've done that, then you've accomplished something and you can go forward.
Any questions?
Exactly.
Any questions, Kat, that you may have?
No, I just want to say thanks for coming on.
And even I needed an explanation to collagen because I didn't actually get it all the way, and I do now, and I appreciate it.
Oh, you're so welcome.
Thank you both for having me on, and thank you for supporting NativePath.
Oh, we love NativePath.
Thank you so much, Dr. Chad.
We'll see you soon, I hope.
Okay, sounds good.
Thank you.
All righty.
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Okay, so hopefully I will see you all tomorrow because we are going to be discussing a whole bunch of stuff.
So it's going to be on the same channel, as you all know, at 3 o'clock p.m. Eastern Time.
Same channels as in the litter box.
We always have a good time.
And we are going to be digging in to these really bad people.
Hopefully we're going to make sure that they get delivered all that's coming.
So Crooked as Hell is the name of the show.
It's on the channels that you are watching right now.
Also, I wanted to let you know that while we were listening to that interview, I was putting out your question of the day.
Looks like I already have got some answers.
But the question of the day, since you're here, is do you have confidence in the DOJ FBI memo about Jeffrey Epstein?
Well, if you share your thoughts on my page at julesjoneslive.com, I could, you could probably be featured.
And I always call out all of the different responses.
Love to hear your insights.
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All right, everybody.
Well, I hope you have a wonderful rest of your day.