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March 11, 2024 - Just Informed Talk - Craig James

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	Welcome to another Just The Forum talk radio show.
	I'm your host, Craig James, and we have our co-host with us, Nick Ngo.
	As usual, we have a big, big show.
	I know I say it every day, but it's true once again.
	We have a lot of information we're going to cover.
	We're going to be breaking through some of the lies, obviously, that the fake news wants to have us believe, and that we have, you know, all of the receipts.
	We have the source information.
	We're going to try to bring that to you today, but hope you all are having a wonderful day.
	It is daylight savings time, so of course, If you're up with me right now, you're probably feeling like you just lost an hour of sleep unless you were intelligent enough to go to bed an hour earlier last night, which some of us weren't.
	So I am in the other category.
	So we're going to get through this show though.
	But Nick, you know, what do you got for us today?
	Because I know you had a few things you wanted to jump into right off the bat.
	Well, we've got some good news.
	Uh, we got CEO of MyPillow, Mike Lindell, is filing a SCOTUS case to secure our election platforms and save our country.
	He says he's got information that nobody knows about and he's presenting it to the Supreme Court so that they can, uh, choose to see it before the election and hopefully real soon so that they can, uh, prevent the steal.
	I wonder what that information could be.
	Do you have any guesses?
	Maybe it's declassified documents that show they rigged the election.
	I hope.
	You're telling me they rigged the election?
	I'm almost in shock, Nick.
	I can't believe it.
	Yeah, yeah.
	You know, I think Mike's got it this time.
	He's been holding out and been real quiet, but he's out there front and center and I think he I think he's really got something and I'm looking forward to seeing what it is.
	He said next Friday, he said, three years of hard work and we're taking our case to the Supreme Court.
	We will not stop until we secure our elections.
	And I think he's really got something here.
	Um, he's pretty excited and uh, you know, I think that I'm looking forward to seeing what he's got.
	Well, you know, he's a friend of the station, so he is also a friend to any American patriot, I would imagine.
	So it's very good to see him working hard to get that fixed.
	Because, you know, that's one of the things I've been saying since day one.
	We can't let that go.
	If we let them steal that election, then they're going to just keep stealing elections indefinitely.
	If they think they can get away with it, then that is a big issue that we have to remedy.
	Now, you know what's funny, Nick?
	I noticed that a lot of people want to criticize, you know, Trump for a lot of different reasons.
	But what I made the realization of the other day is that here, and tell me if you think I'm right or wrong on this, you know, for better or worse, Donald Trump is the tip of the spear, right, against the globalists.
	But my belief and idea is that Being the tip of the spear is not the same as being the spear-er, the person who is thrusting the spear.
	And I want people to understand that the tip of the spear doesn't get to choose where it lands.
	We do.
	And I think that that's really what Trump is emblematic of.
	He is emblematic of the American spirit that wants to overthrow this fascist tyranny that is taking control of our nation.
	Would you agree with that, Nick?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	You know, I think we're, you know, we're, he is an extension of us.
	And when they go after him, it's very clear that as he says, you know, they're not coming after me.
	They're coming after me, you know, because they're coming after you.
	And he's the only thing standing in the way.
	Yeah, no, I agree.
	And that's what I, you know, wanted to say right off the bat, because there is a lot of people, there are a lot of people out there who are, you know, very much into the whole, you know, blaming Trump for everything.
	But when you're in battle, in war, and you're a commander, a general, you make decisions.
	And when you make decisions, you have a set of outcomes that you understand.
	And you understand, you know, It's about mitigating losses, right?
	And I think that, you know, we can sit here and Monday morning quarterback on everything Trump did, or we can try to influence him going into the future to make decisions that are going to help right this ship that is America.
	And we need to work on that.
	I think I think a lot of our society now and culture through AI and social media and how we're being trained is being trained to be this kind of, you know, instead, Instead of being active, proactive, they're being responsive.
	They're reactive.
	And I saw that on full display this weekend as I attended the, my first in Colorado since I just moved here, Republican caucus precinct meeting.
	And boy, Nick, I was shocked to see what happened there at my meeting.
	And I want to talk about that.
	But I think the point I'm trying to make is that, you know, Our society, they're being trained.
	People are being trained right now to have this reactive nature instead of being proactive, and that leads to apathy, and that leads to, you know, procrastination.
	And what I saw this weekend at the Republican caucus meeting here in Weld County, Colorado, was truly, I believe, indicative of what our whole society, why our whole society is starting to fail, especially politically speaking.
	I was at this meeting, and Nick, I'll tell you what, it was shocking, shocking to see the level of, you know, know, there was a high level of frustration amongst those who were there at the leadership in the Republican Party and how they have time and again neglected to take seriously
	the, obviously, the importance of working these caucuses and working with the party itself to get young leaders involved and to get people working.
	It was shocking, Nick.
	Thank you.
	Yeah, I was, you know, we had a conversation about this and I was thinking to myself, Well, I expected it to be kind of the way you said it was, but not to the extent.
	You had told me that basically there's a Democrat running the Republican caucus and there's nobody really there that showed up.
	I want to be clear.
	So it wasn't a Democrat.
	It was somebody who introduced themselves as a RINO.
	I want to be clear, like, I don't think that they are a bad person.
	I don't think that they are somebody who is, you know, a rhino who is intentionally trying to undermine it.
	And they had nothing to do with the turnout there.
	It had everything to do, though, with the, like, for instance, I'll give you an example, Nick.
	So we had a multiple precinct county caucus meeting for the Republican Party.
	And of the maybe, I don't know, 20 or 30 precincts that were supposed to have representation, we had about, I would say, between 5 and 10 precincts that had nobody show up whatsoever.
	I was the only person who showed up for my precinct here in Weld County's Republican caucus meeting.
	And this is a meeting, Nick, that only takes place once every two years to select delegates to go and to represent the will of the American people.
	So, Nick, I was shocked at the things I heard about these, how the Republican Party is being ran here in the state of Colorado.
	And when we come back, I want to break down a little bit of what I saw.
	But you're right in pointing out that You know, as far as leadership goes, it didn't seem like anyone was that enthusiastic to be there and definitely not.
	There is a whole set of experiences that I went through over the weekend with this meeting that I want to kind of break down a little bit more detail, but we're going to do that on the other side of the break.
	So everybody's going to want to stay tuned and keep it locked in here.
	We're going to take a quick break, but we'll be right back.
	Everybody stay tuned, you're listening to Justiform Talk Radio.
	Welcome back to Justiform Talk Radio with your hosts, Craig James and Nick Ngo.
	Before the break, I was trying to tell everybody about my experience this weekend at the Republican Caucus meeting here in Weld County, Colorado.
	One of the things that stood out to me, Nick, more than anything else, was the people there, I think, were genuine and good.
	I don't want to say that they were bad people.
	A very strong feeling, and I was told by people there that about maybe half the people who just showed up to that meeting were essentially what you could consider rhinos.
	People who are not true conservatives.
	And I tried to explain this to someone the other day.
	Maybe it was you, Nick, I don't remember.
	But I was explaining it like this.
	Here's what's happened.
	Okay, let me give you a quick breakdown.
	I don't want to say this disparagingly against the people that were there, because they were all very nice and friendly and cordial, and I'm thankful for that.
	That kind of discourse is the one that we want, even with people we disagree with.
	We want courteous political discourse and try to figure things out reasonably, and I think that's a good thing.
	What's happening, and this may be here in Colorado only, or this might be indicative of what's happening across the country, but the Democrat Party has become so inundated with these radical left-wing activists who are just complete zealots, and, you know, as far as on the political spectrum, you know, goes, they are as far left as you could imagine.
	What has happened to moderate Democrats is that they've They've come under this, I want to say politely, misconception that they are conservative because they were moderate Democrats who, because the left has gone so far unhinged and off the left end of the spectrum, they've been pushed essentially to Believing that they're on the conservative side of the spectrum when they really aren't.
	But they have nowhere else to go.
	They're political refugees.
	So they end up landing in the Republican Party caucus.
	And that's who I think a lot of the people I was dealing with... When I say that one of the people who was running the meeting introduced themselves as a rhino, I mean, they literally did that.
	They said, I am a rhino.
	So what?
	I thought to myself, you know, we had a casual debate about what the definition of a rhino is, and I finally realized that their definition of a rhino is not what I was referring, what I refer to when I use the term rhino.
	For instance, when I use the term rhino, I mean people who will say what they need to say to get elected, and then when they get into power, they do the opposite, or they are inactive when it comes to executing the will of the American people.
	This person's definition of what it means to be a rhino was essentially that they have one or two issues which they disagree with most conservatives on, and that that in and of itself makes them a quote-unquote rhino because they aren't fully on board with the whole agenda.
	And, you know, I mean, that's one way to look at it, I guess, if you're a moderate, you know, kind of a middle-of-the-road person.
	But like I said, I think the Republican Party is full of these political refugees, Nick, who have been pushed out of the Democrat Party, but then they land in the Conservative Party.
	You know, I'm not going to say anything negative about those people because, you know, they need representation too, but it is something that I think is destroying the Republican Party because our party, the ranks of our party are being filled with these essentially Democrats that have been pushed out of the Democrat Party, if you understand.
	Does that make sense, Nick?
	Or am I rambling?
	Oh, for sure.
	Yeah, they've alienated their entire base and it makes sense that they'd come over to the conservative side and I think it's important that you recognize that and that, you know, when people hear that as they go to work today and they hear this on the radio, This is the wake-up call.
	You've got to participate.
	These people are going to take over what we have left of the Republican Party.
	We worked so hard to get rid of the RINOs and stop that from happening, and now we've got MAGA, but you've got to go all the way.
	You've got to participate.
	Yeah, participatory democracy, right?
	But it is true in the sense that I saw it firsthand, and there were people there who are, you know, very staunch conservatives who felt, you know, completely demoralized.
	I had a conversation in the precinct that I was able to be with there, some wonderful and great people who felt like they're being disenfranchised, right?
	They're showing up to these meetings to become delegates and to serve in the Republican Party, but they recognize that half the people there are not true conservatives, in the sense that they don't believe in the MAGA agenda.
	They are not a part of, and you know, be that as it may, I guess you don't have to be MAGA to be a Republican, but as I said before, the problem I noticed right off the bat...
	Was that you're having this dual problem where you have the disenfranchised moderate Democrats feeling as though they have nowhere else to go but to the Republican Party.
	And then you have the staunch conservatives in the Republican Party feeling that their party is being inundated and taken over by these moderate Democrats.
	So essentially you find yourself in this scenario where you have a extreme Democrat Party on the left And on the right, you just have a moderate Democrat party, and there's the Republicans, the conservatives, who are not engaging in the process, are really allowing the party to be overtaken by individuals who have, you know, little to no interest in serving the conservative agenda, as it were.
	You know what I'm saying, Nick?
	Yeah, it reminds me of all the people bailing out of California and New York.
	They're going to other states, but they're bringing their terrible ideas with them.
	No, I mean, it's true.
	This is so bad.
	I was having conversations, Nick, at this caucus meeting that were so enlightening.
	As far as the state of the Republican Party in Colorado, that I understand why Colorado is a blue state now.
	It's because there is no Republican, at least not in Weld County.
	Maybe this is, I mean it's anecdotal, but if this is indicative of the state, Nick, and what we're seeing across the board, then I understand full well why This is a blue state, a hard blue state that's not going to be changing anytime soon.
	Now I'm trying to change that by getting involved and trying to become a part of that process.
	So I encourage others to do it as well.
	We have another meeting coming up next Saturday at 9am.
	You can go to, there's a great resource on Uh, Zane4Weld.com, which is S-A-I-N-E, the number four, W-E-L-D dot com.
	If you're in Weld County and you want to find out how you can get the information for what meeting to attend where, you can do it all there.
	There's a bunch of information and resources there.
	That's how I found out where to go, what precinct I was in, and then that tells you where to go for your caucus meeting.
	But if you want to get involved, there's another meeting, 9 a.m., where we've already selected the delegates.
	And remember, this is a meeting that only takes place once every two years, Nick.
	And what was crazy to me, when I talked to the people at that meeting, they had less, they had about half the people show up this year than did two years ago.
	And this is an election year.
	This is a presidential election year.
	And we're having lower turnout than the midterms.
	So I'm rather shocked and unfortunately you won't be able to become a delegate, I don't believe now, if you didn't go to the first meeting.
	But you can still get involved and become precinct leader and other things you can do to get involved and help the Republican Party.
	People just aren't getting involved.
	I mean, that's my takeaway from it.
	I kind of did it as a, you know, I wanted to see what the Republican Party was like here in the state of Colorado.
	And I mean, it's just a lack of involvement.
	And I think I was having conversations with friends, right?
	I have friends, neighbors, who I told about this whole thing.
	I told them everything.
	And they had no idea that the meeting was even taking place.
	I don't want to say it's intentional, that there's no, you know, awareness, because that would be, you know, I don't want to... I don't want to say that people have... I would hate to say, Nick, that there are people who have a motivation to make sure that you and I don't know about this, so that we don't go and get involved, so that they can, you know, keep it controlled the way they like it.
	But that's what it seemed, Nick.
	I mean, that's what it seemed like to me.
	It seemed like the lack of awareness is intentional.
	They don't want people getting involved.
	They don't want you to understand that this is a caucus that you have to go and attend these meetings to become a part of.
	And that's what I noticed.
	What do you think?
	Yeah, and it's not saying, you know, the people, not for lack of interest in helping, you know, everybody wants to help.
	It's just, you know, think about it.
	When we go, when you go learn about government and school and everything like that, they talk about all the other Uh, things that aren't important except for the how the process works and how you can get involved and take control as you should be able to.
	They don't empower you.
	And, um, you know, even as we talk about it now, I don't even fully 100% understand how everything works.
	I know that, you know, the caucuses that you get the electors that you, you choose the delegates, um, that would vote right for the electoral college.
	Is that correct?
	Well, it's a little bit more of a... it works in levels, right?
	So you, as a delegate, you are the one who's responsible for taking whatever the outcome of the election is and just delivering that.
	You don't really have a decision to make to say, oh, well, I choose this as opposed to this.
	You actually are just... you're kind of like a delivery person.
	You're taking what results happen and then delivering it to the next level of the so that then they can, you know, basically put that out there.
	But mostly I would say the purpose of precincts, captains and delegates and that kind of thing is, particularly if you're a precinct captain or leader, your job is to, you know, mobilize, to go out, to go you know, mobilize, to go out, to go door to door, to call people, to, you know, basically get people involved.
	And what I've noticed was essentially that nobody was following through on that.
	They were, but it's not because they don't want to, Nick.
	It's because, like you just said, most people don't understand it.
	They hear words like caucus and delegate and their eyes just kind of glaze over and they just kind of, you know, it takes a while just to understand the process.
	Like, for instance, this is a whole new political system for me and I've only been to one meeting, so I'm still learning it.
	There is a set and an order to everything that, you know, is ran a certain way.
	So you have to, you know, learn all of that.
	So there is actually a learning curve there that a lot of people get intimidated by, which is probably why the turnout is so low.
	And one of the people was saying essentially exactly what you said.
	I had a conversation with this wonderful woman who will remain nameless, but she, um, Was a big Trump supporter and she felt completely demoralized.
	She looked at me and said, this is crazy.
	I come here and this was her second run around with it.
	She had been there two years before and had become a delegate.
	And she said, you know, there's just such a lack of information and training.
	You know, people aren't being trained on how to execute the roles that they are given.
	And then on top of that, there's this expectation that you have to, for instance, Nick, if I show up and I'm the only person from my precinct, right, in the Republican caucus, which is exactly what happened to me.
	Then, automatically, I am given a number of roles.
	For instance, I can instantaneously become the treasurer, the secretary, the delegate, the precinct leader, and all those roles automatically fall on my shoulders.
	And if nobody shows up for my precinct, then nobody does that!
	So, it is to me a broken system where you have, and the people who are running it, I don't want to impugn them or their intention, I'm sure they have great intentions and are genuinely nice people who I really respect and I want to be very clear about that, but there's no incentive for them to want to Grow it, because they're already controlling it, if that makes sense.
	Do you know what I mean?
	Like, if more and more people showed up to these things, then there would be... I got this feeling, Nick, and I'll leave it here because we have a break coming up, but I got this feeling that they were exhausted because they kept saying the word infighting.
	They kept saying, and I understood when they said that, why they don't want people to show up.
	and why maybe this isn't being advertised as it should and people aren't being made aware is because there was this frustration with the people running it that they didn't want, that they were getting tired of people coming in and fighting over, I don't know, things like Trump and MAGA.
	But when we come back, I'll break it down further, I guess.
	But, Nick, that's my experience.
	Wow.
	We learned a lot from that, Nick.
	Thanks for sharing all that.
	Well, you know, I have more meetings to go to.
	Maybe there'll be more information I'll gather, but that's my first take on it.
	We'll get to that and some more when we come back.
	You're listening to Just Form Talk Radio.
	We'll be back after the break.
	Welcome back to this Forum Talk Radio.
	I'm your host Craig James with Nick Noe.
	And Nick, you know, before the break I was kind of recapping what I experienced at my first Republican caucus precinct meeting here in Weld County, Colorado.
	And like I was saying before, Nick, If what I saw is indicative of the Republican caucus and the state of it across the state of Colorado, then we're in trouble.
	And also, you know, to reiterate what I was saying earlier about how there is no real Republican representation.
	I really do believe, Nick, that there is a minority of people, right, at this moment, at least of those who are involved, who are staunch conservatives, who believe in MAGA and Trump and what we're doing.
	And they probably represent the will of the people more than anything else, at least as far as the conservatives go in this state.
	But, because there are all these political refugees who have been pushed out of the Democrat Party, excuse me, By very extreme left-wing activists.
	They're being convinced that they are moderate conservatives when in reality they're essentially moderate Democrats.
	And they're coming to the Republican Party and changing it from the inside to fit their which is antithetical to what the MAGA movement stands for.
	So I experienced all this firsthand, and I thought it was worth sharing on air, at least to make a call to action to everyone out there.
	Get involved, please.
	Go get involved with this.
	I know the first meeting's over, and you're probably not going to be able to be a delegate, but there's another meeting for Weld County coming up next Saturday, and you just got to go to your county website and figure it all out.
	There's a great resource over on Lori Zane's website, Zane for Weld.
	S-A-I-N-E, the number four, W-E-L-D.com.
	If you want to figure out, you know, there's tools and things you can use to figure out what precinct you are in, and that will tell you which meeting you are to attend and where your meeting's at, in Weld County at least.
	But you can also, if you're not in Weld County, you can go to your county website, and there's tools there that are actually harder to find than you'd imagine.
	But they do exist where you can find out what meetings to attend and how to get involved.
	And I say this because I'm looking around in this meeting, talking to people.
	And I had this very strong feeling that there, again, were a large part, a large portion of the people there were moderate Democrats who have been alienated from their party and they think that the conservative party is where they belong, but the reality is, you know, and I made this clear to the people at that, at the meeting there, that, you know, I don't, I don't think that that's good.
	I think that that's destructive.
	I think people who You know, openly refer to themselves as rhinos, even if they're using a definition that is different than the one I usually use when I use the term rhino, and people who separate themselves on certain particular issues and think that that's, you know, that it's okay to be a rhino, I mean, fine, be a rhino, it doesn't bother me, but when you're running the Republican Party and you see, like for instance, Ken Buck's ex-wife was there at this meeting we were at, so
	And I think she's different.
	I didn't have a chance to study her platform very closely.
	But, you know, these are the people who we're working with, you know, hand in glove.
	And I don't know, Nick, I think there's so much room for growth and there's an opportunity to become better.
	But I also think in part that it's going to be a very tough uphill battle for the Republican Party here in Colorado.
	What do you think?
	Yeah.
	And, you know, uh, that kind of reminds me of the situation we're in, you know, the, um, the Biden administration is trying to get rid of militias, which is written into our constitution.
	You don't, you don't have to go train with weapons and be that intense.
	You can just participate in the election process as we were just talking about it.
	And that is far more important than a standing army would be.
	It's words are more powerful and and actions you can take that way than anything and I Think it's great that you're encouraging everybody to start participating because it really a handful of guys Let's say some drinking buddies or whatever.
	They all just decide.
	Okay, we're gonna go this time We're gonna take some time off work and go and then you know, if you show up with your buddies you take over the whole the whole entire process, you know from the people that are there right now and And it's that simple.
	Every two years isn't a bad deal.
	Every two years is all you gotta do.
	Yeah, yeah.
	I mean, there's work that goes on between those things, but in order to get involved, it's this once-every-two-year meeting that you have to attend to become an official delegate and officially be part of the process.
	And I think you can join otherwise, even if you don't attend the meetings in different ways.
	You can go, I think, Dave Williams' website, who's the chairman of the Republican Party here in Colorado.
	I'll have to look up his website over the break.
	Somebody can remind me of it.
	It's, you know, you gotta understand, remember what we're dealing with.
	We're dealing with liberals who say to them, who are basically saying, if we could just put Trump in jail, get rid of MAGA, end the Electoral College, stack the Supreme Court, ban voter ID and censor free speech, we'll save this democracy.
	You know what I mean?
	That's literally what these people are saying.
	So if we could just remove that, if we could just remove the democracy, then we can save it.
	Yeah, it's like, and that's what we're going up against.
	So I don't even mind that the the moderate kind of, you know, independent, conservative, quote unquote, people are running the party right now.
	I just I would like to see a balance of representation.
	And I think if it was really representative of the feelings and attitudes of the people, it wouldn't.
	The Republican Party, at least not in Weld County, wouldn't have people running it who.
	And I'm saying this with all deference in respect to my colleagues now in the Republican Party who aren't sort of more moderate.
	I think there's a hard conservative base here that is completely being underrepresented, Nick.
	Well, you know, this is this is everybody's chance.
	I know they can't become delegates, but at least get, you know, participate.
	And, you know, that has me, you know, I want to remind everybody that you've got the The next thing that's coming up for the Supreme Court so they can't cheat in the elections.
	So don't feel that it would be in vain and that it would just be a waste of time.
	It's not, because they're not going to allow the cheating in the elections anymore.
	And that's, you know, honestly, based upon what I've seen, I think that there's not been a fair election in Colorado for years.
	A long, long, long time.
	Yeah, and that's another thing I forgot to mention.
	Thank you for bringing that up.
	When you go to these meetings, you can sign up to do things like count the ballots and become an election judge.
	And, you know, these are important positions that are just being completely Neglected by the public at large.
	I mean, you can get paid, I think, up to like $15 an hour, Nick, to be an actual ballot counter for the election.
	And I think people need to go to this meeting and get involved.
	I hope I see a higher turnout at the next meeting, even though it's the second meeting.
	Because there's only three meetings every two years, guys.
	So you've already missed one.
	But there's two more you can go hit up right now as soon as the weekend comes.
	We have one this upcoming Saturday at 9 a.m.
	at whatever location is corresponding to your precinct where you live.
	And then there's another one that I think's the overall meeting.
	That's the following week, following Saturday.
	So, but all of those positions need to get filled and, you know, you think, I always thought to myself, how did they steal elections?
	How do they steal elections in places like this?
	And the truth is, is because nobody's involved.
	There's just nobody that, and I think people care.
	I don't think it's for a lack of caring.
	It's for a lack of awareness.
	That's really what I took away from it because You know, not the leadership, who are very nice again.
	I respect them very much.
	They're very nice people.
	But the people I talked to, right, that were there, were demoralized.
	They felt almost like they were, you know, taking on this unwinnable battle because they're there, and they're the only ones there, and nobody else is showing up.
	So, I think it was worth talking about this.
	We're going to get into that much more when we come back.
	Stay tuned.
	You're listening to Just Form Talk Radio.
	Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio.
	I'm your host Craig James with Nick Ngo.
	And Nick, you know, I don't know how much more I want to go into this.
	I'll have much more to report after next week's meeting, I'm sure.
	But just giving my overall thoughts on the state of the Republican Party, anecdotally from my personal experience here in Colorado, I think it's definitely a case where You know, it's a lack of participation, you know, I think.
	And that stems from, I believe, a lack of awareness, not desire to become a part of the process.
	It's a lack of awareness.
	And I think I remember, and I don't want to misquote anyone, but I think We had briefly mentioned, you know, that there were less than half the amount of people or around half the amount of people that showed up two years ago for the previous meeting showed up this year during a presidential election year, which is wild, right?
	And I remember the person who was running it said that you know they didn't understand why so few people showed up because they had done they had put posts I guess or ads on Facebook and had you know put some information out on other platforms but In reality, you know, the people I talked to seem to think that that wasn't enough, that they were not essentially doing what they should have been doing as far as getting people
	mobilized because you know one thing you can't accuse the left of is not being good at mobilization.
	They are very good at mobilizing, getting people involved and active.
	And it seems like I've found the problem with the Republican Party is that whether it's because of a lack of know-how or it's a lack of, you know, incentivization or some other reason, there's just not a good ground game right now.
	We're not good at mobilizing people, getting them involved.
	And one thing I pointed out was that, you know, when you see the left-wing, you know, activists, quote-unquote, the people who have truly taken over that Democrat Party at this point, You know, when somebody does something, excuse me, that they don't agree with, they have boots on the ground immediately.
	You know, even if they are breaking the law in some cases when they go to Supreme Court justices' homes to intimidate them, you can't say that they're not, you know, mobilizing and making people active.
	Now I'm not saying we should be breaking the law and having that kind of behavior on our side, but I kept coming back to this, Nick, and I'll leave it here because I don't want to go on about this all day.
	I kept coming back to this and saying this to the people I was at the meeting with.
	I kept saying, it's like we're playing two different games.
	They're playing chess, the Democrats, and we're playing checkers.
	And we can never hope to beat them if we're playing two separate games.
	What do you think, Nick?
	Yeah, I think you're right.
	And, um, you know, you know, Noah built the ark before the storm, you know, the elections are going to become fair again.
	So you need to get in position before it starts to really matter there in Colorado.
	Um, so Greg, I, I saw some stuff that's pretty positive that everybody needs to know about for the news here.
	There's a few things that's been a complete media blackout on.
	So I'll just go down, rattle down the list here.
	We've got 10 things I want to talk about real quick.
	So we got Elon Musk.
	He issued the warning that the groundwork is being laid for something far worse than 9-11.
	Washington's Secretary of State has weaponized artificial intelligence to conduct mass surveillance ahead of the 2024 election.
	The new law that COVID vaccine manufacturers may be liable for injuries and deaths is coming up.
	There's a vote coming soon.
	And some new study honors unexpected findings about red meat.
	We've got centuries of evidence, you know, against vaccines and saying that they cause sudden infant death syndrome is coming up in the news here soon.
	Basically, associating or there's a direct cause and effect from the vaccines and deaths of children or babies.
	And then what else we got here?
	We got Ivermectin is just had a 5,413 person trial that showed that it is at least to a faster recovery time.
	So that's good.
	That came out in the news.
	So if they try and get pitch us to seize X, it's going to be very difficult for them, especially considering this prophylactics.
	And then you've got, um, Tucker Carlson also said that they're gonna steal the election so it's great that we have you know Mike Lindell out there and he's gonna be talking with the Supreme Court filing his filings and then Friday we'll hear something about it.
	Wow, that's a news blast for you.
	You got a lot in there to go through and unpack, but I would like to, let's see, we're hitting a break here in a couple minutes.
	Let me start this Alex Jones clip where he hits the nail on the head with Tucker Carlson about why there's a war against rural Americans.
	Let's listen to this.
	They are literally understanding, we've got the cities, we're about to take the dollar, we're collapsing the border, who is the opposition?
	They're already lazing the target that it's the rural people.
	Just like when Lenin and Trotsky and Stalin took over just Moscow and a few cities, took them five years to take over Russia, who was the target?
	The farmers.
	Because they produce the food, and if you get them, now you've got everybody.
	So they're doing, as you did a few weeks ago with that incredible lady, a malice-slash-Stalinist-Lenin playbook because it works.
	You would think, as we pointed out, looking at Joe Biden's background and Donald Trump's, that the opposite would be true.
	I mean, we lay out the fourfold interconnected threat that white world voters pose to the country.
	First of all, and we show 30 polls and national studies to demonstrate this.
	We provide the receipts in Chapter 6.
	They're the most racist, Xenophobic anti-immigrant and anti-gay geodemographic group in the country.
	Second, they're the most conspiracist group.
	QAnon support and subscribers, election denialism, COVID denialism and scientific skepticism, Obama birtherism.
	Third, anti-democratic sentiments.
	They don't believe in an independent press, free speech.
	They're most likely to say the president should be able to act unilaterally without any checks from Congress or the courts or their bureaucracy.
	They're also Well, Nick, did you hear that wonderful description?
	You know, living out here in what they call quote-unquote white rule America, I understand why they see us as a threat because we're asleep right now.
	And that was something I noticed that, you know, nobody out here has really been activated And they're really not getting involved in the participatory nature of our constitutional republic and its democratic institutions.
	So, you know, like Alex Jones put out there, you know, this is how they took over.
	This is how Mao took over.
	This is how Stalin took over.
	It's because nobody was getting involved.
	And they started in the big cities, but they ended in the rural country.
	And that's where they're coming, Nick.
	So everybody better be ready.
	We're going to come back.
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	Authoritarian censorship.
	I don't know if that's an accurate way of putting it, but it sounds right.
	So, let's get into a few other things here, but first let's go to the texters.
	We have somebody texting in from 303 saying, the Weld County Caucus process went downhill in 2012 after there was a huge support for Ron Paul, but the Republican establishment refused to listen to the will of the voters and caucus goers and did what they felt was best for the party instead.
	That's very interesting.
	We also have somebody texting in, giving us some interesting insight into the Pavarotti-James Brown duo that I have playing as one of our bumper songs here, which is basically the song, This is a Man's World by James Brown with Pavarotti.
	It says, those who don't speak Italian might want to hear Pavarotti's added verse.
	Quote, The man persecutes the power, but he doesn't know that the great limit against himself will appear in the hand it tightens, an idea that doesn't live, that in his fantasy it wished, that if he doesn't remember that later, nothing else has sense if he lives only for himself, nothing else has sense if he lives only for himself.
	Yeah, that's interesting.
	That's true, I guess.
	Very true.
	Good point, Texter.
	And they also texted and said, It's party politics that is the lie.
	All the smartest people I know are independents.
	You know, here's the thing, though.
	You can be an independent, but the problem with that is, for example, you can't participate in the Republican caucus at all if you're an independent.
	You have to be a registered Republican.
	So maybe that's the catch-22.
	Yeah, I know it's red team versus blue team, you know, we have to be left or right, one or the other, we have to choose a side, but you can be an independent Even if you're registered one way or the other, so you can get involved, right?
	We were even joking at this meeting, Nick, that, you know, they were like, you know, because we were talking about the fact that there seemed to be a lot of rhinos in the Republican Party in Colorado, and we were thinking, you know, it's funny, there's nothing going the opposite direction.
	There's no dinos in the Democrat Party.
	And again, this is what I come back to time and again when I talk about, You know, we're playing two different games.
	The Democrats are playing chess and we're playing checkers.
	That's just as simple as I can put it.
	There is no way you can reasonably understand how bad things are here until you look at what's happening in these caucuses, Nick.
	Yeah, and don't forget, listeners, if you're an Independent, that's great.
	However, it's the Republican Party that's saving our Republic right now.
	And, you know, if you want to be on the right side of history, your participation in the Republican Party, you can actually take over the Republican Party with you and people who think like you.
	Independent, you are not as strong as you are as a group.
	You've got to work together.
	And being an Independent doesn't do that.
	I don't know, Nick.
	That sounds like a bunch of communist mumbo jumbo.
	No, he's right.
	He's right.
	We have to get together and make this work.
	So we're going to talk about a lot more coming up in hour two.
	Everybody stay tuned.
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	It's hour two of the Just Form Talk Radio Show with your hosts, Craig James and Nick Ngo.
	And Nick, you know, in this second hour, we have a lot more to get into for the people out there listening.
	But I want to just give you a second.
	Any final thoughts on kind of what we went over in the first hour of the show?
	My only thought is that, you know, Noah built the ark before the storm.
	You should do the same.
	Get involved, get in the position, and be ready for fair elections again.
	I agree.
	Here it is.
	Another texter texting in from the 303 saying, the same rhinos from 2012 became the anti-Trumpers we had to deal with in 2016.
	The Colorado Republican establishment is infested.
	And that was the feeling I got, you know, when I participated in my, for those of you just joining us in the first hour, I gave a recounting of my experience at the Republican caucus precinct meeting for the selection of delegates and the appointment of precinct leaders and other positions and roles in the Republican Party.
	And, you know, to summarize it all very briefly, there was a very low turnout.
	There was a very, um, Demoralized group of of participants to a degree not all but some were frustrated with the way things were being done in regard to not having a very very strong conservative I mean, it was very much, if I had to describe it, I would describe it as a group of moderates, from what I experienced.
	Now, granted, I didn't interact with every person at that meeting, and I didn't have a conversation with every single individual there, but I did observe and understand a lot of what was going on from the people I did interact with.
	And, I mean, that was the general sentiment I got, and I do, having now seen it firsthand, I believe that there are anti-Trumpers in the Conservative Party here, and I believe that there are people who, there are people who, you know, were very vocal and open about their disdain for Trump, even as going as far as to say that they would reluctantly vote for him even though they don't like him.
	That they support his policies, but they don't like him individually.
	And that's fine.
	You don't have to like Donald Trump to vote for him, I guess.
	But, you know, I gotta be fair and honest, and that's what I do here.
	And those were the people running the meeting.
	So that's the sentiment I got.
	So imagine if you're a Republican, a conservative, a Christian conservative, perhaps, like myself, and your first interaction with the Republican Party is that.
	That is what I observed, and that's what I think a lot of people get turned off by, and maybe that's in part why people didn't show up this year, or that they were so much lower of a turnout, is because, you know, people go to these meetings and then they feel hopelessness.
	They feel like they are made to feel like they are the outlier, when in reality they are representative of the majority of conservatives in this state.
	I mean, Like I said before, because the left-wing party in Colorado has gone so far off the rails, which we all see.
	I mean, go down to Pearl Street in Boulder.
	Go walk down, you know, downtown Fort Collins for five minutes.
	These are people I've talked to have said these cities are unrecognizable from what they once were.
	You know, Colorado used to be a much more conservative state, but it also used to be a different state demographically.
	And now we've been flooded with these, you know, these neoliberal progressive, quote unquote, who, you know, are just completely radicalized left wing activists.
	And they've pushed the moderate Democrats out of the party.
	So they just they just wander on over the Republican side and say, we're going to bring our moderate, you know, Democratic ideas and we're going to try to, you know, shoehorn it in to the Republican Party.
	And then they've, it seems as though, and again, this is anecdotally speaking from one experience at a party meeting here, but again, this meeting only takes place once every two years.
	But what I experienced was just that the demoralization on our side is insane.
	Like, people felt like they were just being, you know, that they were just spinning the wheels.
	They weren't doing anything effectively and that the leadership wasn't giving them, you know, enough Motivation or incentivization to want to make the party larger.
	And I'm not saying that as an indictment on the leadership, because they're serving the purpose that they serve, which is their own agenda, which is fine, I guess.
	But if we are America First, if we are MAGA, if we are, like I say, Christian Nationalist movement, Then we need to start acting like it and getting involved and taking back the party, just like Trump took back the Republican Party from these neocons.
	We have to do the same thing on a state level, right Nick?
	Yeah, kick the bums out.
	We're the majority.
	Right, and I don't want to be derisive or derogatory toward the people who are involved there because I see them as, you know, They're not serving the agenda, like I said, their own agenda.
	And I don't believe that the agenda that they have is the same.
	They're not serving the sentiment of the people.
	You know, if you come up to me and tell me, and your lead in is, I'm a rhino and I don't like Trump.
	As a matter of fact, I think he's, you know, everything he does is very bad and in bad taste, but I'll support him reluctantly because I agree with some of his policies.
	That is not an enthusiastic, you know, you're not inspiring people, right, Nick?
	Yeah, especially when your family advocates for the invasion of your state by illegals.
	Now, um, I, uh, you know, I, I, we got some other, other news here and, um, I, I think we should pivot over to that.
	Um, you know, I think a lot of people probably are thinking to themselves right now, Craig, that they want to get involved.
	And I, I expect a bigger turnout on Saturday just based upon, um, you know, everything we've covered this morning.
	Um, so right now I wanted to go in a little further about, uh, the.
	Vaccine manufacturers.
	So if this bill, this is the details of it.
	So if this bill passes, then Americans will be able to sue the COVID jab manufacturers directly.
	And Representative Chip Roy from Texas on Tuesday introduced a bill that would allow Americans to sue manufacturers of COVID-19 vaccines for vaccine related adverse events, including deaths by removing the vaccine makers liability shield.
	So let The Injured Americans Be Legally Empowered Act, also known as the LIBEL Act, would allow Americans who took vaccines that were misleadingly promoted and forced onto Americans via federal mandates to pursue civil litigation for their injuries, according to a summary of the bill publicized by Fox News.
	These vaccines were given emergency use authorization unilaterally and did not go through the normal FDA, U.S.
	Food and Drug Administration approval process.
	And you know, commenting on the proposed legislation, Watch how fast the scheduled vaccine list shrinks after this.
	Watch how fast it shrinks.
	said the damages and fatalities caused by the COVID-19 vaccine demand accountability.
	This legislation represents a critical milestone in rectifying these injustices and paving the way for a more accountable future.
	And this legislation is crucial for holding vaccine manufacturers accountable.
	Watch how fast the scheduled vaccine list shrinks after this.
	Watch how fast it shrinks.
	Wow.
	Yeah, that'll be something to look out for.
	So we're going to hit a quick break.
	We got more stories.
	I promise we're going to get into some of the news and give you some updates on all that.
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	And Nick, you were really giving us a breakdown of what's coming up with the vaccine scheduling.
	And I want you to go ahead and finish any thought you had on that.
	And then I have a bunch of news stories that we can jump into here real quick.
	Okay, so this is a personal issue for me.
	I don't know if any other listeners are out there, they're probably also in the same boat.
	Look, I got all the vaccines and stuff, not the most recent ones obviously, but all the way up until as recent as a few years ago when Trump came into office.
	But, you know, looking back at it and, you know, I realized that I never actually really needed any of it.
	There's a couple of them maybe I needed.
	And then, you know, my family, you know, for my my family, my kids are not going to be vaccinated ever.
	And this is the problem, though.
	You got these these doctors That you go to see and then they'll say, all right, we want to have your kids that here's, you know, here's the 200 vaccines that they need to get before age three or whatever it is.
	I'm exaggerating.
	And, uh, you know, then we'll say no.
	And then the doctors say, well, well, we can't treat them then.
	And how does this make sense?
	I thought if you have vaccines, then it protects you.
	So the people that want it can get it right.
	Anyway, so several different pediatricians we've gone to have refused to treat our kids.
	And see, now, the reason is not because it's a principle.
	It's not on principle.
	It's because they're getting paid by the vaccine companies to have a certain ratio of their patients have to be vaccinated.
	And you know, so the drug companies are the same way.
	You know, these guys are getting kickbacks from all this stuff.
	They're getting nice lunches and dinners.
	And look, they didn't create the system.
	I propose that we do something for doctors such as give them the ability to do private practice by making it so they don't pay taxes or things like that then you'd have you know so many people would come here just to become doctors so they can make a bunch of money not pay taxes and then so that would free up some cash for them you know and also you know I know that everybody doesn't want to pay back student loans but look at it this way for doctors
	If they get through school and they're going to be a good doctor in the community, I think it would be alright to help them with their student loans because then they become beholden to these huge mega-corporations, the insurance companies, the drug manufacturers, and they have no control.
	The only alternative they have Is to go into those they can't do private practice because you know one lawsuit or whatever it is and then everything they ever worked for is gone and they're broke But if we did it this way, a different approach, like I was saying, make it so they don't have to pay taxes or something like that.
	And that would be a huge incentive.
	But make it so that if you're a part of a big hospital network or whatever, that you do not get that privilege.
	And I think that things would turn around and they would lose the power that they have over these doctors.
	You know, if they, let's say, even some doctors would be wanting to treat our kids, Then they'd still be pressured by the health network to do that and in the autonomy of doctors has completely been erased and you know I'm really looking forward to see how this goes.
	I think it's gonna pass for the vaccines, but Yeah, it's a really personal thing for me.
	That's I wanted to share that Yeah, it is not easy when you're dealing with a system that is not built to incentivize doing what is right.
	It's rather incentivized doing what is required and a lot of doctors I know don't
	Read too far into it as far as, you know, understanding the side effects or any of the ramifications because, again, you know, when you're being incentivized monetarily to do something, you may not want to look at the facts that may counter or undermine your decisions because it could financially hurt you.
	And like you said, if you're If you have a mortgage and you have student loans and you have family, you know, the grocery bills, et cetera, et cetera, you need that money.
	And that is where it becomes more of a job than a practice.
	And that is definitely something I've noticed myself.
	I mean, living in California during the pandemic, I had experiences with doctors that were some of the worst experiences in my life.
	And as far as just being, you know, talked down to, ostracized, told I didn't know what I was talking about and I didn't understand things when, you know, clearly, you know, if you're referencing and citing other doctors' work who have been trying to inform people about things and then your doctor won't if you're referencing and citing other doctors' work who have been trying to inform people about Yeah, it's pretty disturbing, and it's pretty scary, especially, like you said, when your kids are involved, right?
	Yeah, and these are supposed to be the smartest people in our country, and look, they got taken by the mass formation psychosis.
	Isn't that scary to think about?
	Some of the smartest people, most intelligent, critical thinkers, hopefully, you know, but by the end of their education, they're basically You know, they have to regurgitate all the information that they've learned that was, you know, they have to trust that it's good information, right?
	And that's one of the issues, too, is that, you know, if there's anything counter to what the mainstream narrative is, it's hard to get through.
	And then look at this.
	Craig, you've got these drug companies.
	They pay for all these studies and stuff, and that's a conflict of interest.
	That should become illegal outright, and they should not be allowed to donate to medical associations.
	They should not be, insurance, drugs, they should not be allowed to donate to universities for the doctors.
	Because look, that's where it starts.
	And as you know, the communists have infiltrated the universities for years, and they've done, unfortunately, a really good job.
	And, um, you know, if we just look at these mechanisms they use to control, and then we just, you know, pull a string here, move this here, then we can just eliminate their power.
	And I think that's something we should consider.
	Well, a couple things.
	Traditionally, liberals were the most skeptical of the pharmaceutical industry and a lot of the things that now they've become the most zealous in defending and upholding, which is mind-boggling to me.
	I grew up where some of my family members were like true Liberals in the sense that they, you know, they taught me to question everything.
	They taught me to be skeptical of the establishment and the authorities that be.
	And now those same people, Nick, are the ones telling me that if I don't submit to the government that, you know, I'm the crazy one, that I'm the conspiracy theorist kook.
	And I'm just thinking to myself, how have they brainwashed these people so severely that they Now have gone from being, you know, the anti-establishment skeptics to now being, you know, essentially the biggest cheerleaders of the regime.
	And beyond that, Nick, one of the scariest things I experienced with my doctor, and I guess I can talk about this now, in California, my primary care physician for a little while in California was a guy who, you know, very nice gentleman, I don't want to say any names here, but Nick, this is how bad it is, okay?
	They had an AI system, right?
	It was a computer program interface, and it was almost eerie, because it was almost just like out of idiocracy, where I would go in, and this is during the pandemic, and I wouldn't go in, actually.
	We didn't do in-office.
	They do the telehealth thing, right?
	So you're on this phone call, Zoom call, whatever, like a video conference call, And this is the interactions I had.
	So...
	My doctor would ask me what the symptoms are or what I was experiencing, and later I found out that what he was doing is he was taking the information I gave him, put it into this computer AI interface, and then the interface would take my symptoms or my, you know, whatever I'm experiencing, and then it would basically make a diagnosis that then my doctor would just tell me, okay, the computer says you should go do this.
	And that is, I think, a lot of the inside base that people don't know.
	If you have a good doctor, count yourself lucky, because there are a lot of what I call Google doctors.
	And I mean that in the sense that, yes, they went to medical school.
	Yes.
	But they've checked out.
	They don't really care.
	And they're just taking what they're using, these systems that are given to them, you know, these AI systems to then make diagnosis and treat people.
	And they're not critically thinking for themselves.
	They're just saying, okay, well, you said you had this, that, and the other.
	I put these symptoms in this program, and it said you probably have this, and we should get this test done.
	And I'm fine with technology aiding.
	In the process of keeping us healthy.
	But when you understand, as we do, Nick, who owns these technology companies and who is creating them, and what their motivation is, which is profit over everything else, then you have to be skeptical, right?
	Yeah, and they're supposed to be scientists of sorts, and they completely abandon the scientific method once they're done.
	They check out.
	Oh, well, my work here is done.
	I'm going to go be a doctor and not think about anything ever again because I don't want to have to work that hard again.
	Is it laziness or is it naivety?
	It could be either one.
	In California, let me just point out, in California, it was the state that had undermined the practices of the doctors.
	For instance, I would see my doctor during the pandemic, Nick.
	And I remember having conversations with other doctors that I saw during that time period where, for instance, I went to see one doctor and they had a face mask on and they said I had to have one on and I said no because I didn't believe in them and I thought it was I would rather breathe oxygen than my own bacteria and
	lose that oxygen or have oxygen deprivation and to inhale the microplastics from their their cheap chinese-made masks that they want to put on my face but he was arguing with me right and he said look we're not going to treat you if you don't put a mask on and i said okay so your solution to me not wearing a mask is to let me stay sick and and that's what your solution is and
	And he said, well, and then he threatened to call my insurance company and report me as something like a combative patient or something.
	And he said that if he did that, that that would hurt my ability to see other doctors in the future.
	And I said, that's insane.
	And then I finally, because I had to see this doctor, I had a very serious thing and every doctor I saw was like this.
	There was no exception out there because the state was mandating these masks and incentivizing doctors to, you know, take retribution against people who didn't want to participate in their, you know, forced slave masking.
	Then I finally, he, he, he made the compromise with me.
	He said, well, look, he said, you can, if you just put the face mask over your mouth, you can, you can leave your nose open and breathe air through your nose.
	And I said, okay, I guess that's a fair compromise just so I could see the doctor for whatever the appointment was.
	And then we get in the other room and he tells me that He doesn't even believe in the mask, but that if he didn't, if he didn't force me to wear it, that he could be sued by his nurses for malpractice and lose his license.
	Nick, that's how bad it was in California.
	And I don't know if it was the same here where you're at, but man, that's what we were dealing with.
	Yeah.
	And in California, they changed, they made it a law on the books that if you criticize vaccines as a doctor, that you could lose your license and be jailed.
	They just made that a law.
	Well, and they're also trying to make laws that make it okay for predators to, you know, be with children, which is, I mean, this is just, so this is what we're dealing with here, folks, and I hate to bring it all back to what I talked about at the beginning, but, you know, we're not pushing back politically against these people enough, obviously, and maybe it does need to get worse for people to wake up.
	That's the only thing I can understand because, you know, I experienced all this stuff firsthand, but we have another texter texting in from the 505 and they say, like you, it seems to me there are some brilliant doctors, but there are many, many very good at taking tests and that's their limit.
	You know, Nick, I'm very thankful now that I've, I think I've found a great doctor that, you know, understands what's going on and is a good person.
	But, you know, there are far too many doctors out there who are not serving the best interests of their patients.
	Not even because they don't want to, Nick.
	I think it's because, moreover in a lot of cases, the system is not only incentivizing but mandating certain things that You know, if they were to think critically about it and understand it, they would definitely not be doing.
	So... I don't know, man.
	It's getting... It's getting... I guess it's always darkest before the dawn.
	Even though that saying is not necessarily true, because it's... I think it's always... Before the dawn, it gets lighter.
	But anyway...
	We'll be back.
	We have a lot more to cover.
	Y'all are listening to Just Forum Talk Radio with Craig James and Nick Ngo.
	Stay tuned.
	We'll be back after the break.
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	Now, Nick, before we went to the break, we were talking about what's happening in the medical industry right now with doctors and what their motivation and incentivization structure has been, you know, pushed into this, this corporately owned process, which is not serving, I think, the interest of furthering the science I think, the interest of furthering the science of medicine.
	Rather, it's, it's making sure that doctors fall in line with corporate profit structures, right?
	I think that's really what it comes down to.
	What do you think?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And this, this is where the problem comes in.
	So you, you got these admins.
	Okay.
	So you can see a direct correlation between the price of healthcare and the amount of administrators there are within the healthcare network.
	So if you look at a graph and the amount of workers and per hospital and so on, Then you see this is direct correlation between the rising costs of health care and the administrative state.
	Essentially, it's becoming like a communist run thing instead of just a health care.
	It used to be that doctors can do as they wish and treat patients how they would like.
	That's why people always say you can get a second opinion.
	Think about it.
	I'm going to go get a second opinion.
	You hear that and that doesn't That's not going to be a thing anymore because everybody's going to be uniformly saying the same thing in lockstep.
	And this is something that's really disturbing, Craig, is that all of these companies, the major health networks, the big ones, they got paid by these vaccine companies so much money that they can now expand and gobble up all the other companies.
	And now the same people towing that agenda are going to be the same ones who own health care in the end.
	They are trying to own health care.
	I mean, they're taking it over.
	It's going to be like a corporate-tocracy, and that's what it's become.
	And now they're more powerful than ever.
	And so whenever they do this vaccine manufacturer law, if this gets passed, and I assume it will, then it's going to take away – the ability for the vaccines and the drug companies from, you know, strong arming people, because like I said, they're going to get rid of that vaccine schedule because look, if they're going to be liable, then the doctors are liable.
	So that'll also be part of it.
	And I hope that it is because, you know, they haven't been able to work with, you know, an agency or, you know, their own way that they want to do it for a long time.
	Right.
	Right, and you know, we could go on all day about how corrupt it's gotten and how bad it is because it truly has reached a level that is almost impossible to miss.
	So, I think that was a good rundown on all of that.
	There were other stories, Nick, we can hit on briefly.
	If anybody was paying attention to the satanic pedophiles over in Hollywood, they would have seen the Oscars last night and host Jimmy Kimmel doing a little bit of a schtick routine.
	Of course, bashing Trump, to which they all clap and, you know, like seals.
	You know, in agreement with the anti-Trump narrative which is being set by Hollywood.
	They want us to follow the stars as usual.
	The only thing I saw otherwise from last night was a very disturbing humiliation ritual of one of the actors there.
	I don't know what his name is, but yeah, here's the thing.
	Nick, and maybe you can comment on this.
	You know, Hollywood is a lost cause at this point to me.
	The influences there are truly the same influences and forces, spiritually dark forces I see in Hollywood are the same ones I see in Washington DC.
	It is truly evil and these people, you know, glorify Satan.
	They live this, you know, we had Lady No Grady on our show last week.
	And you know, she told us about what the dark forces are like there in Hollywood.
	And every time I see these people, Nick, I can't help but think, you know, what darkness they live in as far as they glorify all of these things that have no benefit to humanity.
	They think that their art is so edgy and provocative when the best movies that they make in Hollywood are all remakes of older movies where they have to just recycle scripts and story ideas.
	They don't produce anything new.
	They're just using a system and a set of, you know, inputs that they've been programmed to regurgitate and people just eat this stuff up, Nick.
	And so that's my take on the Oscars.
	Do you have anything you want to add on it?
	Yeah, and you're right about that.
	They're evil and the synagogue of Satan is the best way to describe the people in control of Hollywood and that same group of people Um, is also in, uh, overrepresented in the CDC.
	They're overrepresented in a lot of places.
	Um, and it seems like they've got a control grid and it's a recurring theme.
	It's, it's always the same like club, you know, that are all networked together and they're working towards the goal and that's taken away our freedoms and destroying America.
	Yeah.
	Yeah, that's pretty clear.
	In other news, we have Adam Schiff, Shifty Schiff, the pencil neck from California.
	He went on MSNBC, or what is this, one of these, NBC News, Meet the Press this weekend.
	Let's hear what he has to say about Trump's upcoming intelligence briefings.
	Listen to this.
	Congressman, let me ask you about this development this weekend.
	U.S.
	intelligence officials are planning to provide briefings for Donald Trump once he, if he officially secures the nomination, despite the fact that he's facing 40 felony charges for his handling of classified documents.
	As the former chair of the House Intelligence Committee, do you think it's appropriate for him to receive intelligence briefings?
	Well, that is the practice, but we've never had a situation where one of the candidates for president has been so criminally negligent when it comes to handling, if not worse, when it comes to handling classified information.
	So I have to hope, and knowing the intelligence community as I do, that they will dumb down the briefing for Donald Trump.
	That is, they will give him no more information than absolutely necessary, nothing that would reveal sources or methods.
	Because we can't trust that he will do the right thing with that information.
	He's been so reckless.
	So yes, it does concern me.
	It is part of a long tradition.
	They will be wary of what they share with him, and they should.
	There you go.
	He is on the U.S.
	Intelligence Committee, right?
	The U.S.
	House Intelligence Committee.
	And that's what they're going to do, Nick.
	They're going to dumb it down for him.
	No sources, no methods.
	Nick, you were saying, though, that it's a futile effort because he obviously already knows what he needs to, right?
	Yeah.
	The news has even speculated that President Trump has his own private intelligence network anyway.
	And I think that's accurate.
	You know, the same way with the Continental Army.
	Washington had his spies and it makes it much easier to run if you've got these people who are native to their country like we are.
	We're Americans and we're familiar with the culture and so on.
	So it's very easy for anyone to be enlisted into this network.
	And all patriots of course and it's I think that they really miscalculated everything and did not account for that and and so this is a real war and he's the general okay and and I'm confident that he's got people in the right places that are gonna do the right things at the right time Amen, brother.
	Everybody stay tuned.
	We're coming right back after the break.
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	Welcome back.
	Just Form Talk Radio with your hosts Craig James and Nick Ngo.
	And Nick, you know, it's almost like our government is ran by people who have our You know, do not have our best interest at heart.
	Here, Colonel Douglas MacGregor summarizes it fairly well.
	Let's listen to this.
	We are irrelevant to the government.
	The people that rule America are not the American citizens who walk into voting booths and turn in ballots.
	That's kind of a joke at this point.
	Washington is ruled by A political elite that is in the pockets of oligarchs, billionaires, and lobbies, whether it's the Israel lobby, or it's the military-industrial-defense lobby, and any number of other interest groups, but behind those stand billionaires, and they effectively own the Congress and the White House.
	So those institutions are not really very responsive to the American people.
	We are irrelevant.
	I think Colonel McGregor has a great point there.
	There are lobbyists and interest groups that are, you know, backed by billionaires that run our government, and that's how all of this can happen, right?
	That's how, you know, our participatory democracy, as they like to call it, is completely a hoax.
	It's a scam.
	It's an illusion, the illusion of choice.
	Now, I'm not saying that to tell people, you know, that's That's not an excuse to not get involved because we should be involved.
	That's how we take it back.
	But it is, it is a realization that you have to make first to understand it so that then you can fix it.
	Right, Nick?
	Yeah, absolutely.
	And one of the biggest issues at the lobby is it's legalized bribery.
	Why would we ever be, why would it ever be okay?
	You know, our founding fathers would probably be, you know, screaming from the rooftops.
	This is not what we had planned guys.
	Come on.
	I agree.
	100%.
	100%.
	So, let's see.
	What else do we have here?
	Here's Joe Biden in his latest interview.
	He's really, you know, going after black American voters.
	Let's listen.
	Black America that you'd have our back.
	Do you feel you have our backs?
	I have your back.
	As much as any president has in American history since Lyndon Johnson.
	Look, black wealth has increased by 60%.
	Across the board.
	And I wish you had interviewed some of the black business people here.
	Black leaders are here.
	And they told me about how they're moving.
	They have loans.
	They have direct payments that are being made by the government to keep them going.
	Look, there's not a single thing they can't do.
	Give them a shot.
	Just give them a shot.
	It's not only black, but Hispanic and Asian Americans.
	Well, there you have it.
	Joe Biden's got your back, man.
	Remember, Lyndon Johnson and Joe Biden, they're really stalwarts of the Democrat Party in representing black people and protecting them.
	But remember, if you don't vote for Joe Biden, then you're not even black anyway, so who cares, right?
	Yeah, and you know what's the weirdest part about what he said is that LBJ has been on record of saying some pretty racist stuff and his whole thing was that he's gonna he would get the Democratic or black people to vote for the Democratic Party forever.
	And the way that he did that was basically by putting all of the fathers in jail for trivial things that aren't even necessarily crimes, they make it up.
	Putting them all in jail, they come up with fatherless households and then the state becomes their father or the father figure in the situation.
	And then the kids get raised by the media because the mom is, you know, it's very difficult being a single mother.
	It's very, I mean, shoot.
	With just one child, it's difficult.
	Imagine having several and they can't do it all.
	They can't be everywhere at all times.
	And so they took, you know, so now they got the youth and they basically have driven, you know, their culture into the ground on purpose.
	And not into the ground, but, you know, trying to weaken the minorities in the worst ways.
	You know, they take away their family unit.
	And now, you know, at the time, whenever LBJ became president, the percentage of fatherless homes in the black community was very low.
	It was actually the exact same as, you know, white people or Anybody else but then you know they targeted them for decades and decades and decades and then you know they're kind of just looking around and and and wondering you know that you know how is this happening right and it was a contrived effort from the start with LBJ.
	That's what's happened.
	You guys got to if there's anybody that you know that from that culture that's that that's listening and understands like the problem is that That they always try and distract you with something else instead of the real reason that all of this is happening to them.
	You know, they're being targeted and they work together against it.
	It's almost like there's a gang involved in doing all this.
	I want to hear what Candace Owens said about gangs.
	Listen to this.
	Kanye West, notoriously, obviously.
	When he tweeted out, I'm about to go DEF CON 3 on some Jews, and the media freaked out, and people in the Jewish community were, understandably, very scared, not knowing what he meant.
	And I very much abstained from speaking much about the issue, because people were so emotional that people couldn't hear, even if I had shared.
	And even when Kanye did share that he was speaking about Specific people in Hollywood that he believed were coming after him and were trying to control him.
	Rabbi Shmuley Boteach was threatening me.
	And it wasn't just him, it was also his daughter.
	They're messaging me saying, don't mess with Jews.
	Very bizarre stuff and they have not stopped, to be clear.
	And so what I believe is something that should be explored is whether or not what's happening is that, just like within all communities, there are gangs, right?
	Gangs can form.
	We understand this.
	In the black community, we've got the Bloods and we've got the Crips.
	Well, imagine if the Bloods and the Crips were doing horrific things, murdering people, controlling people with blackmail, and then every time a person spoke out about it, The Bloods and the Crips would call those people racist, would get the media to say those people were racist.
	Any person that was talking about a specific gang, a small group of people, would say, oh my God, no, no, no, no, that's like slavery.
	You can't at all say anything bad about the Bloods and the Crips.
	And the entire black community believed it and was scared and thought, oh my God, like, is slavery actually coming back?
	But what if that is what is happening right now in Hollywood, if there is just a very small ring of specific people who are using the fact that they are Jewish to shield themselves from any criticism?
	It's food for thought, right?
	And I think, again, there have been enough people that are speaking out about a ring in Hollywood, also a ring potentially in D.C., that we should start to ask those questions.
	All of us.
	Black, Spanish, Jewish.
	Chinese, Japanese, all Americans should want answers because this appears to be something that is quite sinister.
	Nick, we're hitting the last break for our final segment, so I'm going to let that one just hang out in the ether and let everybody kind of soak up what they just heard there because it is a food for thought, right?
	Yeah, it's hard not to just freak out and act like Kanye and say, you know, at this point, it's so obvious.
	Come on, guys.
	Well, let's just let that one simmer.
	When we come back, we're going to do our God's Grace is Greater segment, and we're going to share some scripture, some hope, and encouragement.
	You're going to want to listen and stay tuned.
	We'll be right back.
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	Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio.
	I'm your host Greg James with Nick Ngo.
	It's our final segment, you guys know it, God's Grace is Greater, where we talk about scripture, we share it to give you some hope and encouragement to take with you.
	Today is no different.
	Before we do that, though, we always like to give Nick his final thought of the day.
	What are your parting words for everyone out there listening, Nick?
	My parting words is, you know, if you're listening you can make a difference with just memes even.
	Sharing online and, you know, altering perceptions or at least making people see things in a different light.
	You know, trying to help people understand what's going on right now is like going back into a burning building to pull someone out only to have them keep punching you in the face and demand evidence that the building's on fire even after they admit that they see flames.
	You know, so Amen.
	That's good advice.
	I think it's true.
	So, like you know, we do every day, at the end we do our God's Grace is Greater segment.
	Today we're in Psalms, Book of Psalms.
	out in the ether and and uh you can do your part by um you know pumping out memes amen that's good that's good advice i think it's true so like you know we do every day the end we do our god's greater segment today we're in psalms book of psalms psalm 61 is where we've landed talking about security in god and And it says this.
	God, hear my cry.
	Pay attention to my prayer.
	I call to you from the ends of the earth when my heart is without strength.
	Lead me to a rock that is high above me.
	For you have been a refuge for me, a strong tower in the face of the enemy.
	I will live in your tent forever and take refuge under the shelter of your wings.
	God, you have heard my vows.
	You have given a heritage to those who fear your name.
	Add days to the King's life.
	May his years span many generations.
	May he sit enthroned before God forever.
	Appoint faithful love and truth to guard him.
	Then I will continually sing of your name, fulfilling my vows day by day.
	I love this verse because it speaks to the importance of calling on the name of God.
	God hears our cries.
	He hears when we call out onto His name and He will take action.
	We don't know what that action is or what it looks like because God in His sovereignty can do whatever He likes and He will.
	You know, just like it says in Jeremiah 29-11, you know, the plans that God has for us are for a future and for hope.
	And we have to take solace in knowing that, but also know that calling on the name of God is how we can fix what is going on first and foremost before any other thing that we do.
	We can take action all day and do all of the right things, but if we do it without invoking the name of God and calling on his name and calling on him to help us, then we're just doing it all in vain.
	And I want that to be what we leave you guys with today is to make sure that even if you take righteous action, make sure it is all guided by the Lord.
	Put Him first.
	Call on His name and let Him show you the way, because that is the direction that is going to lead to success, and that is what's going to lead us to more hope so we can help others.
	But that's where I'm going to leave it.
	I want to say this to everybody out there.
	If you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, now is your chance.
	All you have to do is open your heart, say a prayer, call on His name, and watch Him come into your life and do things that you may have thought were impossible.
	But all things are possible with God, and if God is for us, then who can be against us?
	So that's where I'm going to leave it for all of you guys out there.
	Thanks for joining us.
	Thanks, Nick.
	Thanks to the texters.
	Stay tuned.
	Great show coming up.
	Patriot Radio NewsHour.
	Joe J. Quint and Jason Walker very much going to be enjoying listening to that.
	But I hope you guys have a great day.
	God willing, we'll see you tomorrow.
	Until then, my name is Craig.
	This is Just Form Talk Radio.
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