Nicole Shanahan joins Glenn Beck to critique liberalism's alliance with big pharma and food industries, highlighting how "wokeism" manipulates emotions while conservatives embrace figures like RFK Jr. They condemn California Governor Newsom's illogical H5N1 bird flu order threatening raw milk farms and expose dangers of processed chemicals causing metabolic fatigue. The conversation escalates to cloud seeding as a criminal geoengineering threat blocking sunlight, fueled by corrupt funding cycles. Shanahan advocates for biblical soil stewardship, praises whistleblowers enabling Trump and Musk, and predicts legal consequences for Anthony Fauci regarding bioweapons research. Ultimately, the dialogue frames current political shifts as a necessary awakening against systemic corruption and existential environmental risks. [Automatically generated summary]
Donald Trump is once again the President of the United States, thanks in no small part to a growing coalition I never expected to find on our side of the aisle and me going, I like this.
I like these people.
I had the opportunity to sit down with a woman on the forefront of the Maha movement.
She is one of many former Democratic voters asking herself, what the heck happened to liberalism?
Since when are the Democrats in bed with big pharma, big food, big business?
While the Republicans are embracing the message of a man like RFK Jr., I think we all recognize that something is wrong with our nation's health physically, emotionally, politically, even spiritually.
So the right joined forces with some of the most brilliant people on the left that decided, you know, to leave everything else behind.
People like Tulsi Gabbard, RFK Jr., Elon Musk, and my next guest, the former vice presidential candidate, entrepreneur, philanthropist, and champion for America's health.
Today on the podcast, welcome Nicole Shanahan.
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800-4-RELIEF or relieffactor.com Cole, it is always great to talk.
I think about our conversations a lot.
I mean, we've talked a couple of times, maybe three times, and I can't believe that how much we have in common as people, but also I can't believe that I'm talking to RFK's running mate about health.
I mean, look, I'm not, you know, I'm not the picture of health, but I agree with, I think almost everything you guys are doing, and I'm baby stepping it, you know what I mean?
You guys are teaching me, but I have had this feeling for a long time.
Our lifestyle is not good, our food is not good.
You know, you go over, my wife's family is from Italy, and they just eat differently and they're healthier.
And I just, there's something wrong.
There's something wrong with our pharmaceutical companies.
And I've, 25 years ago, 30 years ago, I was better living through pharmaceuticals.
Wow.
We're it's weird how you've kind of come towards the conservatives and so many conservatives have come towards you.
And we're not in separate corners anymore.
We have so much we agree on.
No.
And you know, I think one of the core principles of health too is vitality and truth, truth to yourself, truth to God.
And that is something that I will say that MAGA and the conservatives talk about very, very successfully.
And Maha, Maha has something to learn from MAGA because spiritual vitality, and I'm learning more and more about it, is a foundation for health as well, as much as food and soil is.
And they go together.
They do.
They really go together.
The Bible is a handbook for how to work with soil.
I gotta tell you, I think looking at the Bible as a handbook, you understand now why at least men aren't reading it because we don't read handbooks on anything, but it is.
It is a handbook on all of life.
Really?
How do you mean for soil?
I've never heard that.
Well, you know, Genesis talks about tilling, that over-tilling is not good.
You should not till.
And those who till are not going to be in favor with God.
I mean, when we really think about the Bible as both a handbook and a contract, there's so much about nature in it.
And my partner and I, Jacob, fiancé and I, we just watched The Passion of Christ for the first time last night.
Wow.
Were you religious?
Are you religious?
I've always loved understanding spirituality and religions.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I wrote my college thesis on constitutional religious freedoms in India and China, and I compared the two because these were both promulgated in the 50s.
And, you know, they had never had formal government laws around religion in a constitutional way and enshrined on behalf of the people.
And so I was always fascinated with the fact that there's so many of these religions out there in the world.
And I backpacked around in college and tried to learn about them all.
My father used to say, study all of them and where they intersect.
That's true.
That's true.
Wow.
You know, you talked about your father in one of our earlier interviews.
He sounds like a really extraordinary person.
He was.
He was.
The bakery story with the woman that came in with a food stamp and accepting it.
And then the full big guy coming in with a food stamp.
And your father was like, these are different.
Right.
I didn't understand why he was treating the healthy guy differently than because he was angry at the healthy guy.
And the old lady, he wasn't.
And I'm like, they're spending the same food stamp.
And he's like, one can work, one can pull their own weight, chooses not to, the other one cannot.
Yes.
And those are the people that this is for.
And one is preying on the system and one is actually in need.
And how do you discern?
Right.
So that lesson of discernment, it's interesting.
I've thought about that a lot as well because I've really been trying to understand what is the spiritual illness in our country and particularly with the Democrats and liberalism.
Like what happened to liberalism?
And it really is, they've lost that discernment.
Do you think that, I mean, I believe you have to be tethered to truly understand America.
You have to either intellectually understand the Judeo-Christian values or spiritually, but you can't, the whole thing falls apart because it requires the individual to be responsible.
And I know, you know, I know Pendillette, I'm good friends with Pendillette.
Love him.
He's, you know, an atheist or agnostic, but he self-regulates.
So I don't have a problem with Penn and he doesn't have a problem with me.
But if you don't self-regulate, you just spiral out of control and all of society does.
Yeah.
Yeah.
And what I'm learning about the Bible in particular, and you asked me, like, have you always been a religious person?
I've always been a deeply spiritual person, a loving person, a person who's always cared about solving misery and suffering, which is how I ended up getting really deep into what spiraled into wokeism.
You know, it was because I cared so much.
I cared about injustice.
I cared about helping people out in need.
I wanted to fix the criminal justice system because I didn't want innocent people or people who could be rehabilitated treated like animals.
And so that's how I got wrapped up in this.
And I will say, a lot of what I talked about today on stage was how that emotional manipulation or blackmail, it has been co-opted by these very odd forces in America that prey on people who care so deeply.
And they're like, well, you need to care about this.
And now you need to care about this.
And they're pointing people in ways to group them and clump them and control them.
At the same time, controlling them by saying, you can't make it without us.
You have to be with us, and you can't make it out in the world without they do.
And nobody else cares about you, especially those Makkah people.
They really don't care about you.
And we're the only ones who are going to give you any hope at all.
And you have to be patient with the rate at which you're going to get anything from us.
It's really dark.
Yeah, I find it amazing on the outside.
I find it amazing that it works.
That so many people are still locked into that, you know?
I mean, I understand how it happens because I was locked into, I was a Republican in 2020.
I am been a Republican since about 2007, you know, and I was like, okay, our side doesn't work.
And I learned more and more about our side, quote unquote, and realized I don't want to be a part of that club.
I'm just for the Constitution and everybody, you know, the Bill of Rights.
And it shocks me that more people, because it's been so blatant now that it's a crazy train that you're on on the left.
You know, I see good people like Marianne Williamson ready to jump.
Oh, really?
Oh, I think so.
Wow.
I think she's close.
People have held out hope that if they just be inspiring enough, if they just keep trying hard enough, that they will get the results they're looking for by working alongside these establishment, powerful people.
Yeah.
And also this idea of like a quid pro quo, right?
Like, and I tried that with Chuck Schumer.
I was like, look, I'll help you, you know, win that Georgia runoff, secure a Senate majority if you push regenerative agriculture in the Senate.
And I was like, here's a movie.
And so I produced a movie for him, Kiss the Ground, and I was like, why don't you just show this in the Senate?
Get people who claim to care about climate, get them a real solution.
Right.
And, you know, they look at us.
I mean, I feel so dumb now.
Like, how?
No, you're not dumb.
It's just, I was that way too.
I believed in the system and it's like, it's not, it's not real.
It's been corrupted.
It's been remarkably corrupted.
And you just try, and I see this here at Amfest.
You have really, really good people here.
Yeah.
And they are looking for a path to put their energy.
They're looking for people that they believe are virtuous.
That is what these young people, and they can smell it out faster than I think we could when we were younger because they get so many more data points.
Yep.
Social media is flooding them with information constantly.
And because they're young and their brains are constantly processing where the highest energy virtue is going to be.
And I think that's what we saw in this last election.
It was a lot of young people.
So what do you think?
What do you think's coming?
Ruthless Cows and Hazmat Farms00:05:27
Because the other side is, I mean, you saw this firsthand.
Yeah.
They would have slit both your throats and left you bleeding in an alley if they could.
They're ruthless.
They're ruthless.
They will never stop, it seems, unless you kind of have enough people that make them kind of throw their hands up and be like, you know, peace, peace, right?
But look, I'm not saying that in like a, this is the non-violent version of calling them out.
And it's not necessarily using force.
Like, they can actually be cornered with intellect and institution alone.
So if we build the combative institutions, which is what this media row is, I mean, holy moly.
I don't know.
This media row is so impressive.
I just saw a friend from law school, CEO of Blaze.
Yeah.
I mean, how cool is that?
Like, we.
This didn't exist 10 years ago.
We corner them by taking the energy out of, you know, the air out of their sale.
And, you know, I got to say, what you guys are doing with media, and I don't even want to call it conservative media, it's just honest media.
You guys opened up a forum for Bobby and I without a second thought.
And it was really cool to see.
And so it's the honest media.
It's what the fourth estate was meant to be.
Yeah.
And it's here right now.
I mean, like, we're literally standing in a room of thousands of people representing that right now.
I know.
It's pretty exciting to live at this time, but it's a little frightening as well.
It's frightening.
Look, this past week, Governor Newsom in California issued and signed through an emergency executive order.
So bird blue, H5N1.
And it's, you know, if you read the reports, they're like, two cats have died from it.
Confirmed.
I know.
Well, one farmer in Louisiana now has apparently died from it who got it from his cat.
And I thought, well, if we use that logic, then we have to shut down all the Amish farms in Pennsylvania from selling raw milk.
I mean, it is crazy what there's no discernment.
There's no logic.
If you read this, I think it's a five-page executive order, it's really scary.
You can envision what they want to do with this.
You know, government officials in hazmat suits coming onto farms, confiscating, destroying livestock.
You know, it's weird.
This is for a different reason.
This is what FDR did.
He slaughtered millions of pigs.
Oh, my God.
Millions.
And they just burned them.
Yeah.
And he did it to balance the pig market.
And it's like, what are you doing?
Well, you know, we just found out one of the big dairies in California just started a raw milk vertical because the market for raw milk is so big in California and it's unmet needs.
Like the stuff's flying off the shelves.
So, you know, we're looking at, we're like, what could possibly be the reason for shutting down Raw Farm, which is the largest family-owned raw dairy, not just in California, but the whole United States.
They shut them down.
Oh, they shut them down.
They're coming back because these guys can't be shut.
I mean, they're tenacious.
Good.
They're coming back in hopefully a week, but they had to move their entire operation out of the Central Valley to be like, look, the infected cows are there, not here.
And so, I mean, they're doing, they are so clever.
I mean, the will of the good people of this country to feed and nourish is above and beyond.
I was just in El Salvador, met with President Bukele.
They import 80% of their food, and they're trying to figure out where to find these great farmers.
And I'm like, we have them.
We have so many of them here in America, and we treat them horrible.
I know.
One of the things that has always bothered me is conservatives have always been told or been called earth killers.
And we're just horrible human beings.
We don't respect.
Yeah, we hate nature.
The farmers hate nature.
The farmers partner with nature.
They may not understand the latest or the newest studies on things, but they know my crop's not growing.
This is not good.
I can't keep planting the same crop or whatever it is.
They know those things.
I care about my grass and my land because my cows are on it.
I want the land to be healthy so my cows are healthy.
They call themselves a lot now grass farmers.
Yeah.
It's really cool to think about cattle that way and farming that way.
To feed your cattle and to feed humans good nourishing meat.
The Existential Threat of Cyanide00:08:52
Right.
You got to be a grass farmer.
Yeah, you do.
I'm a grass farmer.
I'm a grass farmer.
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We are in a place now where big food is frightening.
Why is it that Canada and others don't, because I work with a guy who is, he's all stats and he's like, you know, all this is crap, you know, with the red dye number seven.
And I guess if I was only having fruit loops and everything else I had didn't have any red dye in it, you know, maybe that bowl of fruit loops that I have once a month, maybe I wouldn't get affected.
But this is the accumulative effect, right?
It's in everything.
And that's the problem.
Because if I understand right, the food companies only have to say, it's not unhealthy at this dose.
Correct.
Correct?
And that means a bowl of fruit loops.
It doesn't mean plus the hostess cupcakes and, you know, all of the other things that have that chemical in it, right?
Yeah, you know, the pharmaceutical companies gave them that playbook.
That's where that comes from.
So there's all of these residual contaminants in making drugs.
And there's some vaccines that they use, something that creates cyanide.
It results in the creation of cyanide.
And it's, you know, it's micrograms.
It's a small amount.
And so they say, you're stupid for thinking that could ever have an impact on a human.
Such a small amount.
Right.
And so then they'll use another one with a similar kind of standard, very, very toxic or, you know, small amounts of contamination which can't be detected are fine as long as they're, again, in small enough amounts.
The human body can just flush it out through their liver.
But if we do that now with a lot of our food, many of our medicines, including the aerosols we're breathing from the cloud seeding, it's real.
Cloud seeding is real.
It's been happening for a long time.
Yeah, remind me to come back to that.
Yeah, and so the threshold that your body can take in recovering from these exposures, it wears down over time.
We're batteries, right?
The human body is a battery that has a finite amount of energy, but it's constantly recharging itself.
And the problem is, is we're just metabolically fatigued.
Our livers are working and our kidneys are working way too hard.
And that's why I compare this to slavery.
You know, what's the difference between fair work and slavery?
It's usually you overwork.
It's unfair work.
And we're putting our bodies in a state of that kind of slavery to these toxins.
It's not fair.
It's not fair to ourselves.
Well, I have to tell you, I think you are at the right place at the right time, you and Bobby, because I think America is awakening to this.
There is just a sense that people have.
You know, Thomas Jefferson, trust the people.
They're going to get it wrong, but eventually they'll get it right.
And there is this awakening that is happening on so many fronts.
I'm grateful.
Right?
And it is amazing to see it and to live at this time and see it and see how we're going to navigate through.
Let me go back to cloud seeding.
Yeah.
You see the chemtrails, you see the videos on, you know.
It's real, it's happening.
Yeah, I saw somebody in England, a farmer, and he's like, I just want you to look, I have no insects here.
There are no insects in this tree.
There should be insects.
I can't grow my crops the way I used to.
And he points up and he shows the grid pattern of the chemtrails.
And he said, I'm going to stop recording now.
And in three hours, at three in the afternoon, every day, I'll show you, it'll be cloudy.
What are we doing?
So sunlight is, you know, Jesus talks about sunlight too.
And Jacob told me last night he's reading Mark and he was like, hey, Jesus didn't like winter because he needed more sunshine.
And I giggled and I was, you know, it's true, like life, all life, human life, bug life, dirt life, soil life, animal life, crop life, it all requires sunshine.
And I can't think of anything more nefarious than blocking out the sun without communal consent or coordination.
It is, I think, at the top of the list for me.
I mean, poisoning babies once they're born, too, that's top of the list.
But sunshine is really important.
It is not only important, I think it's evil, but it is also the height of arrogance.
That you can decide, I'm going to change the weather.
I'm going to change how much sunlight everything, not just my neighbors, but everything gets.
It is, it's the height of arrogance.
It's arrogance.
If it didn't hurt us, and the fact that it is hurting us, it's tyranny, and I think there's a criminal, I think it's criminal.
Oh, I think so, too.
I think so.
So who's doing it and why?
Yeah, so I've interfaced with some of these groups.
It's an existential threat philanthropist.
There's a lot of them.
And.
So they are global warming is an existential threat and we have to block the sun so we're not getting hot.
And we need the power for total geoengineering capacity.
But in order to do that, we need to start testing.
And so just like the drone operators, they're these little companies.
They get funded a huge amount by one of these nonprofits.
The nonprofits will then pump out all the validation for why it's necessary.
And then you'll get a startup.
And then the same philanthropist will privately fund the startup.
And then the government will be involved because they'll grant clearance.
And then if it is something that looks, you know, like a kickback, they'll give a government kickback to funding the program too.
So that's how all of this stuff happening in the sky comes about.
The drone companies, those are all private government contractors.
That's what we're seeing.
The Angry Buddha's Testament00:03:57
To what end on that?
I know, to what end does this inquiry go?
It's misguided at best, and it's the work of the devil at worst, right?
But it is within that range, and I'm certain of it.
Now you invoked the devil, is that metaphorically or do you think?
You know, this is why I have spent time with the Bible and Christianity.
Notice you're wearing a cross.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This year taught me a lot and it taught me that of all of the intellectual experiences I've had with spirituality, there's only one book and that is the New Testament that helps you understand how to go up against evil.
Like to really arm yourself for it.
Old Testament has some of it too, but the New Testament really does teach you how to do it with a great deal of grace and faith.
Have you read Paul's sermon on Mars Hill?
Oh, I have to send it to you because I have it all marked up.
It is, he comes to Mars Hill to Greece, and he knows very intellectual place, and Mars Hill was where all ideas were discussed, and they were discussed in front of the elders, and if you were kind of dismissed, you were kind of dismissed from society, you know, in a way, that idea.
And he knew he had to present an idea that none of them would agree with.
Wow.
That there's only one God.
And so he goes there, he studies their culture.
He studies their poetry.
He studies their music and he studies all their gods.
And he finds that there's a temple of the unknown God.
Wow.
And he says, when he approaches, he says, and it's written a little differently in the Bible, but I'm paraphrasing the way it is actually in the scriptures, which is, you know, I'm here as a guest, and you guys are so religious.
I am too.
And you're so religious.
And I've seen it in your poetry and in your music, and I saw this temple of the unknown God.
I know who that God is.
Okay?
So he loved them, he learned about them.
He spoke their language, and that way he could communicate.
Right now, I mean, I think that is the best lesson on how to communicate with each other that's ever been written.
It's really phenomenal.
I have to agree with that having been to some of these temples around the world and seeing the various altars and the even the various interpretations of the Buddha.
There's like thousands and thousands of interpretations of the Buddha.
There's like the sleeping Buddha, the laughing Buddha, the intellectual Buddha, the angry Buddha.
The angry Buddha.
I mean, the vengeful Buddha, not vengeful, but you know, there's this, we've always been trying to architect these energies in the world.
And I love this story that you just described because almost all of these have like the unknown, the mystery, the mystery God.
I've come across that in my travels.
That's interesting.
Yeah.
What has to happen with Bobby to, you know, I've said this several times.
It's like we're living in a movie.
Have you felt this way?
We're living in like a Jason Bourne movie at times.
And with all of the related drama.
Right.
Bobby, Trump, and Elon vs. Power00:04:24
And what Bobby is doing, what Donald Trump is doing, what Elon is doing, they are coming up to the most powerful forces on earth.
And in every movie that I've ever seen, those guys commit suicide or they're thrown off a building or there's an accident, you know?
Not this time.
Not this time?
You know, I have to say there's been so many good people that have met kind of untimely deaths that have stood up to big pharma and mystery deaths and things like that.
And those names, we got to speak those names because those whistleblowers are the reason why we're able to get a Trump and Bobby and Elon out there.
I mean, Trump, Bobby, and Elon are only there because many people have sacrificed.
moments where they have to make a hard decision, I think they're reminded of that and they can maintain their virtue.
And is he prepared for the I guess he would be Being a Kennedy, he knows what he stands against, the machinery of the government.
And even in your campaign, he knows.
But is he prepared to face all of that?
That's great.
He's prepared.
I mean, look, he was prepared to be president.
Yeah.
He was prepared to be president.
He was prepared to do whatever it takes to fix HHS.
And I think that this partnership was really divined.
I see it here in these halls.
In what way?
What do you mean by that?
Well, I just did a meet and greet, and volunteers from our campaign are here at Amfest.
And they're like, we are so grateful.
We don't feel like we're yelling into the shadows anymore.
We have a team now.
And we're not the weird fringe campaign anymore.
Yeah, that's what's weird is that's what you give to us.
Oh.
We feel, we have felt forever that we're the weirdos.
We're the ones who are the just, you know, the destroyers and everything else.
And we're like, we're not those people.
We're the people you keep saying we are.
We're not those people.
And then you guys come in and we're like, thank you.
Thank you.
So I think we're getting something back in return.
Same thing.
Oh, that's really good to hear.
That's really good to hear.
And what's next?
I mean, I think that what's next is Bobby's going to get confirmed.
Tulsi is going to get confirmed.
Jay Bhattacharya is going to get confirmed.
Good.
David Weldon.
Fauci going to jail.
I can't tell you that.
I mean, I can tell you that based on my reading of his crimes and, you know, these are crimes against humanity.
These are infringements on the Nuremberg consensus.
You know, we need a moratorium on gain of function research.
There should have been one.
I mean, the same way that we treat nuclear threat, we should be treating bioweapons threats.
And it's the same thing with the sky.
Who are you to mess with something like that that can kill all of us?
It's literally like, yeah, they're doing like photonic weapons, you know?
Like they're, it's really, really bad to take away the thing that powers life on Earth.
Yeah.
Take away the sun.
To darken out the sun is taking away every bit of our, you know, every cell that our body needs, photons.
Yeah.
Literally.
It is so good to meet you finally and so good to know you.
Likewise, yeah, anytime.
What a cool event.
I mean, it's like, and you're doing it right here in the hallway.