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June 1, 2022 - Health Ranger - Mike Adams
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Health freedom attorney Thomas Renz reveals how vaccine DEATHS are far higher than what people reali
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Welcome to the Health Ranger Report on Brighteon.tv.
Today we're going to be joined by attorney Thomas Renz.
You know Thomas Renz because he has a show also on Brighteon.TV, and I consider him to be a true American hero.
He's here with us in studio today near Austin, Texas, to talk about, well, the legal side of health freedom, what's happening with some of the big arguments out there, and are we making progress against medical tyranny in America?
Thomas Renz will be with us when we return right after this break to answer those questions and much more.
Stay with us here on the Health Ranger Report on Brighton.tv.
We'll be right back.
Welcome back to the Health Ranger Report here on Brighttown.tv.
Today we're joined by attorney Thomas Renz and he is, of course, right here on Brighttown.tv.
He's doing amazing work representing people all across the country, doctors and patients and institutions in their fight for health freedom.
And I consider him to be a true American hero.
So Thomas Renz, welcome to the show.
It's an honor to be with you here, sir.
I appreciate your work and your courage.
Mike, I'm super excited to actually get to sit down with you here, right?
Because, like, I'm a shake hands and look someone in the eye type of guy.
And it's just good to be here.
It's good to do that.
Yeah, this is actually the first time that we've met in person.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, which is odd because the amount of stuff that we've done or collaborated and worked on, you know, I mean, it's kind of crazy.
But such is the world at this point, you know?
Yeah, right.
Well, speaking of the world, go ahead and summarize for us.
Where do you think we are now, what, more than two years into the plandemic?
Where are we in this fight for health freedom?
We've seen a lot of governments backing off of certain types of mandates, some court rulings most recently against the airline mask mandate, but the DOJ is going to challenge that.
So what's your assessment of where things stand right now on the legal front?
So here's the thing.
For this plan to have worked long-term, they had to win it up front.
So I think one of the things that you've got to understand, a long-term plan, you want everybody to be terrified, everybody to be jabbed.
The worst thing that could happen for the bad guys is exactly what's happened.
A lot of people fell for it, but not everybody.
And the minority that didn't fall for it, the number that didn't fall for it, was a large number.
So the issue is, had they been able to convince 98, 99% of the people to get this, you didn't have a comparison.
You didn't have a control group.
But in my life, you know, I mean, like I said, my immediate family...
Not jabbed.
Now, I have a lot of family members that are jabbed, but my immediate's not.
So what's that do?
Well, that's not uncommon at this point.
There's a lot of families like that.
Well, when in your life you see truth, it becomes hard to ignore it.
Yes.
So our message, thanks to what we're doing here in Variety on and elsewhere, our message is getting out.
And so there's a lot of people that are not.
And when you look, and you can look, I would, anybody watching, look.
Log in to your local funeral home.
Watch them.
You'll see 30-, 40-, 50-year-old people dying nonstop, regular.
Far more than what would be expected normally.
Way more.
So when you see that and you see it in your life, it becomes very hard to ignore.
Because you're going to see the jab people keep getting COVID. Unjabbed people are fine.
The jab people are having a heart attack or having a stroke or whatever.
Unjabbed people are fine.
Oh, I got cancer.
I was fine before.
So this is going to be something that's going to...
As long as we keep up pushing and keep educating people, I think that it's a foregone conclusion that the truth comes out.
Yeah, I think I completely agree with you, but even according to what the media has been telling everybody, unjabbed people like you and I and most of our listeners, we all should have been dead by now.
Yeah.
Not only are we not dead, we're not in the hospital.
We're not the ones with the heart attacks and the strokes and the thrombosis and the cognitive decline and the cancer rates skyrocketing and so on.
I mean, we are maintaining very good health in a time when the jabbed people are literally dying by the millions globally.
By the millions.
Yeah, and I don't think that's at all an exaggeration.
I'm absolutely confident that there's been over a million deaths globally from this.
Oh, no question.
I think there's been over a million in the United States.
It's not impossible.
Well, I mean, Steve Kirsch, look at his number.
Excess deaths is 1.1 million three months ago.
Yeah, yeah.
I mean, I don't think it's impossible.
And that's all I do is look at this.
So, you know, I mean, I'm saying that from a position of someone who looks at this.
I think that because of all of that, I would say that we're winning.
But here's the issue, right?
So every day that goes by before we've won, more people are going to die.
That's right.
More people are going to get a booster.
And, you know, you and I were talking off air a little earlier, and something that's stuck in my head that's super important...
We were talking about that I just had someone that I was trying to help die.
That happens quite frequently.
I'm sorry that that happens to you.
Well, I mean, that's between God and them at some point.
I always do everything I can, and we do.
We save some, but we don't save all, and we can't.
So wait a second.
Is this someone who took the jab and then contacted you to be a client, or is this like family members?
So this particular individual, someone that I'm referring to, was jabbed.
Got sick, went to the hospital.
The hospital was going to kill her.
And, you know, didn't want to recognize what the issue was.
And didn't want to do this, didn't want to do that.
They were going to kill this person.
And, yeah, I mean, we were successful in letting this person die in their own way.
The hospital was literally going to kill them.
It's common at this point.
But, you know, they're still dead.
And I don't bring it up for any other reason than to illustrate, you know, when we talk about millions dead, well, the phone calls that I get and the texts and the pictures and the emails...
They're not millions.
They're not statistics.
They're someone's kid.
They're someone's wife.
They're someone's mother.
They're someone's something.
Every day, I can't say for two years, because when this first started, I wasn't getting the calls like I do.
For a very long time, now, every day, every day.
And, you know, I'm one guy.
I can't help every single person.
And if I don't go after the heart of the hydra, the head of the snake, Well, then it's just going to continue on a massive scale.
So, you know, you get the ethical question, you know, do I try and save this person when it's unlikely, or do you keep going focused on the heart of the hydra?
It's a hell of a thing.
But I want the people to realize...
We talk about millions dead.
Those aren't just numbers.
Those are people.
That's right.
Right.
Everyone who is killed was loved by someone, is missed by someone.
Yeah.
But...
On the karmic scale, Thomas, you've done incredible work.
You've earned, in my opinion, God's favor because there are more people alive today because of you and your firm.
I know you have multiple attorneys that you work with.
There are people who would otherwise be dead today who are alive because of what you do.
So take that in because I know you can't save everybody, but you have saved many.
Well, you know, I don't know if this is known publicly, but I spent some time as a fireman.
And I learned something, because when I was growing up as a kid, I was wanting to save the world.
And when I was a fireman, I always remember a particular call.
It was a dad and a son.
They were on a motorcycle, and it was a rack.
And the kid was wearing a helmet and was fine.
Dad was a train wreck.
And we got out there and we did everything we could and we cleaned it up and we got Dad on life flight.
You don't usually hear the follow-up on it, but I did hear the follow-up on that case.
Dad survived.
I mean, he was beat up.
It was rough, but he survived.
And I realized from that call that when I was doing that fireman thing, I may not have saved the whole world that day, but I did participate in saving one person.
And that kid's whole world was saved because that dad was that kid's whole world.
That dad was someone's husband.
So one of the things that I try and remember when I'm doing this is, you know, sometimes when I save one, I save a whole world for a family or for that person.
And I have, praise God, through God, all glory to Him, we have been able to save some.
And, you know, I'm so grateful for everyone that we have and so sorry for everyone that we couldn't.
Well, I know of some personal stories that we can't name people here on air, but lives that you have affected of people that I know that you have helped save in different ways.
And just to the audience, The work that you're doing is absolutely critical.
And you didn't ask me to bring this up, but I'm just going to think of this myself.
I mean, how are you funded?
Do you take donations?
Do you charge, do you bill hours for the work?
How are you funded?
So, I really, I mean...
I don't charge for my personal work.
I mean, there's a couple people and a couple times where people are like, no, I want to pay you, and I'm like, okay, and so they pay me.
And by doing that, what they do is they fund the fight, right?
The attorneys that I've got working with me, because God's blessed me and I've found some good people to work with.
Now, I do have to bill for their time, because I have to pay them.
And I just can't, you know, I can give away my own time.
I can't give away someone else's.
Although, I will tell you, they're all good people who do give away some of their time, because they're just good people.
I mean, the people I work with, I look up to.
They're those kind of people.
But we set up a Give, Send, Go.
There's a link on my website.
And then I started a sub-stack.
And the idea was, is that, well, that kind of kills two birds with one stone, right?
So I've always got new information and new things and things to say.
And it's not all about COVID. Because, you know, I mean, this isn't just about COVID. I mean, this is more than this.
This is freedom.
And, you know, that's another conversation or another part of the conversation.
But...
It allows me to communicate.
And plus, every now and then, I just want to write something that makes me smile.
Right, right.
Well, we've got this on the screen behind you here, your Substack, which is what, TomRenz?
Yep, TomRenz.Substack.com.
Okay.
And you've got, like, have we killed the medical profession or why are we destroying America? But you've got other topics as well. Yeah.
And I've got a paid side and I've got a free side.
I think most of it ends up being free.
There's a few things on the paid side.
But the paid is there because every dime that I get from that goes into the fight.
I have not made a dime extra because of this.
My pay's not changed.
If I get more money, I hire more attorneys to fight the fight.
But do you also take donations as well?
I do.
We've got a Give, Send, Go set up, and that's super important.
I mean, listen, people have been very helpful, and it's been wonderful because everything I do...
I decided to do this.
I promised God if He put it in front of me, I'd fight.
And so that's what I've done.
And along the way, because He gave me a blessing, He let me figure out who I am.
And who I am is a guy who wants to fight bad guys.
I'm a fighter.
That's what I do.
How many people will try to reach out to your firm in a month, let's say?
Way more than I can count.
Hundreds?
Oh, no, no, no.
Many, many thousands.
Thousands?
Many thousands.
Whoa.
I mean, I can't even...
And I just want to tell people, listen...
I know you're emailing and begging for help.
I'm trying.
If I never slept again, I couldn't catch up on emails or people asking for help if I worked around the clock for the next five years.
The demand, the need, and that speaks.
It speaks to the success of...
So when I get hired, when I got hired to fight for our freedom, when I prayed to God and said, if you put it in front of me, what I asked to do was to fight this fight.
I didn't ask to do what a normal attorney does, which is you file a case, you call it a day, and you go home.
I'm a change agent.
I'm an attorney, but I'm a change agent.
So how do you create change?
Well, you can't just file a case.
You also have to educate people.
You have to organize.
You have to put political pressure.
I mean, I'll bet you I spend maybe 15% of my time every week figuring out ways to put political pressure in different places that nobody ever hears about.
You know, there's an immense number of things happen.
Working with other people, the coalition built to try and help, you know, because it doesn't have to be me that dance is an end zone.
I don't care who wins it.
I just want it won.
Yeah.
So, you know, a lot of things go into this.
So in addition to all those people that are waiting for me to help them and I'm trying my best, I also have all these other things that I have to do to win the fight on the Hulk.
Because remember, if we don't tear the heart out of the hydra, if we just cut off a head, two more come back.
So we've got to go for the heart.
And that's really the core thing.
Now, because I finally have a few more attorneys, praise God, you have no idea how happy I am about that.
We actually are now taking some new people and taking more cases and getting things done.
But it's still, even with the attorneys I've got helping me, But this speaks to the need for what you're doing, and also I would say the failure of the legal community in general to respond to these needs.
And I've heard many, many stories of someone, say a family, and they have a family member in the hospital.
That family member is being mistreated, killed, in many cases, by the hospital.
And they will reach out to five or six local attorneys, and none of those attorneys will take the case, period, because they're afraid of having their law license yanked.
Or public retribution, or getting dragged through the mud.
And listen, I don't get it, because if someone's dying, we've got to save that life, right?
That's what we've got to do.
I mean, you just saved that life because, you know, I can debate with you about a lot of things.
You know, I can work on it.
You tell me you're going to ruin my reputation, run hit pieces on me in the process, that and other, whatever.
Once the life's gone, I can't get it back.
You can, you know, you can do everything else.
You can't fix that.
So I don't understand that, but you're right.
What I will tell you, though, I mean, every attorney that's been involved, and I've had a lot of attorneys I've worked with on the volunteer side where I've just worked with them, and then the attorneys that are actually working for me directly.
Every attorney that's gotten involved in this, It's just that they've universally been very excited about it because, and they've all said the same thing, I'm fighting for a cause.
When you go to law school, you don't go to law school thinking, yeah, I think I want to spend my career filing pleadings on debt collection cases.
I mean, you know, that's the stuff that suicide's made of.
But when you start fighting for a cause for the future, for people, so some attorneys are waking up to that, and some of them that aren't working for me are waking up to that.
And so we're getting more attorneys, and there's some good ones out there that are really fighting the fight.
So that's good.
Well, that's good to hear because the legal profession has taken a big beating over the years.
As they should have.
Yeah.
And many of these mainstream doctors have become mass murderers.
There's no other way to say it.
Now the good news is then there are other doctors who have spoken out against this, right?
Quite a few.
More and more are coming out.
And there are attorneys such as yourself who are coming out against this and saying, hey, what about the rule of law?
What about due process?
What about patients' rights?
Right?
All of these issues.
So the upshot of this, at least in my assessment, is There's going to need to be a complete revamp, a house cleaning in both of these professions, or the public is just going to say, forget all of you, we'll go do our own thing.
Absolutely.
I mean, listen, you cannot sell out, not on the little things.
Not on the big things.
It doesn't matter.
If you'll sell out on one, you'll sell out on all.
And that's what's happened.
So, you know, listen.
Let's take the first couple months of COVID. You know, you're a doctor, you've got something that they're telling you is new, you've always just trusted the CDC. Okay, you know, why wouldn't you, why would you think there's anything wrong?
Now, if you had done the research, you could have found, because I did, right?
I mean, I knew what was going on.
I knew COVID, they were lying about numbers and this, that, and other before the lockdowns.
I'd started studying this disease in January.
So if you were a doctor, you could conceivably have done that.
But it's understandable to me why you wouldn't all of a sudden think that there was this crazy conspiracy thing going on.
I can get that, right?
But fast forward.
Fast forward.
Fast forward two years where you've been seeing a 90% death rate on ventilators as one of my whistleblowers gave me.
Where you're seeing, you know, 25-30% death rate from remdesivir.
Where you're seeing, you know, all these people untreated dying.
And where you're seeing over and over doctors saying, yeah, I haven't lost anybody because I'm using HEQ and ivermectin, budesonide, and, you know, pick your thing.
In two years, when you're hearing this, And you're seeing what you're seeing.
If you're still not looking, we've crossed the threshold where you say, oops.
Right.
Exactly.
We've crossed the threshold of negligence, and we're now to willful negligence, willful misconduct even.
Because burying your head in the sand intentionally, well, your patients are dying?
Right.
That's not acceptable.
If you don't want to be a doctor and take the responsibility that goes with it, don't.
Do something else.
Right.
They have a responsibility to be informed, to stay up on what's happening, to look at best practices that are actually working.
And frankly, every doctor has an obligation, just as every attorney does, to speak out against mistakes or corruption in the system.
Yes, they do.
I mean, isn't that part of an attorney's pledge or even license, that you are supposed to speak out against corruption where you see it?
Well, absolutely we're supposed to.
You know, to stand behind the Constitution.
You know, listen...
Just like the doctors at some point have an obligation, when you see the Constitution shredded, thrown in the trash can and peed on, you ought to do something.
That's right.
And don't tell me that this is okay.
On what level and in what planet?
I mean, you're not just saying that, well, there's some room for interpretation here.
You think about the fact that our nation was founded by guys who started a tea party because of a tea tax that led to a revolution.
A tea tax.
That was the straw that broke the camel's back.
Not masking.
Not telling you that you have to inject your kid with a gene therapy.
No.
A tea tax.
Are you telling me that that same Constitution written by those guys would tolerate what we see now?
Right.
Hell no.
Oh my God, no.
So, you know, for the lawyers that are sitting here collecting their checks and taking these, you know, who took these lucrative contracts with the hospitals and this, that, and this, listen, I agree that everybody deserves representation, okay?
What I don't agree with is that I took another big contract with this hospital because they don't want me to represent the other side, and I know I can get a lot of money with this, and the other side's going to take a lot of beating.
You know, I had an attorney say to me, said, why don't you, we got this case out here, why don't you consider filing it for me?
I said, because I can't take it, and I think it's important.
The guy says, well, I don't know if I can win it.
I said, well, so what?
We need it filed.
I don't want to file it until I can win it.
I tell the guys, like, don't worry.
Don't worry.
Just forget I asked.
I'll go plow the road for you.
I'll take all the arrows and then you can come behind and take all the money and clean up afterwards because that's what you're here for.
These people, it's like, really?
The world is on fire.
Our freedoms are being destroyed.
Our constitution's under attack.
We've got crazy people running the world that are out there talking about hacking human beings.
All this nonsense.
And you're going to tell me you don't want to file it until you're sure you can win?
Well, but we see the same thing in journalism, right?
So we see the corporate media people.
The only media job they will take is if they are 100% aligned with official narratives.
They won't question anything.
They'll just parrot talking points from Jen Psaki in the White House.
I mean, the whole job of the media is to question everything, especially those in power.
And when Trump was president, the left-wing media said, oh, we all have to question the White House, question the government.
I mean, the left-wing media was anti-government during the Trump administration.
Biden gets in under a rigged election, and then suddenly the media is, oh, we're going to enforce all government narratives, and if you disagree with us, then you're engaged in disinformation.
Well, the media didn't like the vaccine when it was Trump's either.
That's true.
That's right.
That's right.
They were anti-vaccine at first.
Of course, when Biden gave them a billion dollars, that seemed to change their tune.
But, you know, well, it's not just the mainstream.
I'll tell you, well, it is mainstream, I guess, because Fox News is.
But, you know, I had, and I won't mention the name because it was, it's secondhand.
I can't prove this, but I trust the source very much.
A guy told me that one of the very well-known Well, you know, it may not be great, but at least I can still talk about the other stuff.
So you're going to sell out on something that's going to kill people because you're getting a big fat check for it.
Yeah.
And you're going to justify your selling out to yourself by saying, well, you know, I can still speak out on other stuff.
That's garbage.
That is cowardice.
I completely agree.
I don't know who you're talking about, but I'm guessing it's Sean Hannity, but that's okay.
There are a lot of people in the media like that who are just going to Just push whatever narrative is necessary for them to keep their job and keep their paycheck.
And what I say, which is why we built Brighteon here, and this is just one studio, and just getting started here, it's going to get a lot bigger.
I feel like we don't have to compromise.
We shouldn't compromise.
We should have a platform where we can speak the truth on every issue, every issue, whether it's war in Europe, inflation, elections, vaccines, you name it.
Mike, think what you just said.
Think what you just said and how shameful it is that you had to say it.
You have put and, you know, you gave me an awesome tour of the place.
The place is beautiful.
I love what you're doing.
Congratulations.
You are the American dream.
You know, you showed what you showed.
You built all this stuff, you know.
You just said that you've got to build a platform where you can tell the truth.
Right.
You have to build a platform.
Listen, we're not asking for the media to shill our position.
How about you just tell the truth?
How about you let us tell the truth?
Or at least share the information and let someone else figure out what they believe.
Okay, you disagree.
I disagree.
We both see the facts a different way.
Well, let's talk about it.
Now, I tell my kids, if you have a disagreement on the playground, talk it through.
Right?
Apparently, that's lost on adults.
We don't talk it through.
We don't share.
And I guess now, for some kids, you don't share disagreements anyways because then you need a safe space.
But I mean, what are we doing?
No, they're all about de-platforming everybody they don't agree with, which is Obama out there calling for more censorship.
And they just claim that everything that they don't like is either hate speech or disinformation.
And that's it.
So this has all got to change.
We're about out of time for this interview here today, but in a follow-up interview, and thanks for sticking around and doing a couple with me, I want to ask you about that issue.
How do we dismantle this global system of pure evil?
And disinformation and really the spellcasting that has usurped the minds of the people.
You okay to talk about that in our next segment?
I'm looking forward to it.
There's a lot to do.
Okay.
All right.
Sounds good.
Thomas Renz, it's an honor to know you and to be able to speak with you today.
I want to give out your website.
It's Renz-Law.com.
Renz-Law.com.
We'll put it on the screen.
And thank you for all that you do, sir.
Please go there, and if you can, please subscribe to Substack.
Free, paid, don't care.
Just support so we can get the message out.
Thank you.
Okay, and thank you all for watching.
This is Mike Adams here, Brighteon.tv, and also Thomas Renz has his own show on Brighteon.tv as well.
When does that show run again?
We record at 11.30 on Tuesdays.
11.30 on Tuesdays?
Yes, sir.
Is that Central Time?
That is Eastern Time.
Eastern Time.
Okay, got it.
Alright, 11.30 Tuesdays, Eastern Time, Brighteon.tv.
I love doing that show.
It's a good time.
Thank you for doing it.
People love you doing it.
Alright, thank you for watching today.
I'm Mike Adams, the founder of Brighteon.
Feel free to repost this interview on other platforms and other channels.
Thank you for watching today.
God bless you all.
Take care.
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