Veterans Christy Lee and Kristi Leigh expose systemic betrayals—from the Biden administration’s abandonment of service members to the VA’s 1.7M untreated PTSD cases, including denied disability payments and a Texas parking lot suicide. Lt. Col. Tony Schaefer’s Operation Dark Heart reveals redacted FBI censorship on Afghanistan and 9/11, while whistleblower Anthony Shaffer accuses Bill Barr of orchestrating illegal pre-election attacks. Callers like Sean detail vaccine-mandate discharges, and Amanda Held’s equine therapy program, Hooves, rescues wild Mustangs to heal trauma, launching a national tour January 17th. Former Green Beret Andrew Marr’s Warrior Angels Foundation debunks mainstream TBI treatments, proving nutraceuticals and precision medicine can restore veterans’ lives—exposing how the military-industrial complex prioritizes profit over solutions. The episode demands accountability: disband politicized agencies like the FBI, pass the DOJ Corruption Act, and reject institutional neglect that leaves veterans broken. [Automatically generated summary]
Some of the versions that you will read say, will you not be aware of it?
So it's like, behold, I'm going to do something new.
Are you not even going to know that I'm doing something new for you?
And it's a good thing. And I was given a book.
It was called Always Begin Again when I moved to California.
And it was... A devotional that really helped me through that time because I'd been through so many times of having to always begin again.
But there's a beauty in always beginning again because it is having to practice surrender and just faith and trust that, okay, something's changing again.
act of obedience to surrender when new things happen and when
we have to face changes.
So that's what my word of the day is, my verse of the day.
So as far as a top headline, I'm sure you've seen the news that came out about the Idaho murders.
That happened. I am missing that report, I think.
But the gist of it is they have made an arrest, and the arrest is a PhD at a university that was 15 minutes from these young people.
So again, this got a lot of news attention because it was so random.
Four young people, Idaho students that were murdered, stabbed to death, and they really didn't seem to have any leads except for this white car Well, apparently they have obtained that white car and it's gone back and they've made an arrest of this Ph.D. Do we have, yes, police arrest man in connection of those brutal killings and they have the mugshot somewhere of the person that's been arrested and his name is Brian Christopher Koberger.
Coming up on Christy Lee's Daily Brief, hear what the tax returns reveal.
Plus, the Kevin McCarthy compromise.
How some establishment Republicans are trying to push through McCarthy to become the next Speaker of the House.
The funding of false belief banning and how Chase Bank has allegedly protected pedos.
Starting today with Trump's tax returns, the House committee has released them, this after years of blocks and appeals.
The Democratic-led committee had been working to gain access to the unredacted 2015 to 2020 returns to investigate whether Trump violated the Constitution by accepting payments from foreign governments while in office, according to Daily Caller.
Congressional Democrats first subpoenaed the documents in 2019 after his former attorney Michael Cohen testified that he misrepresented his net worth.
CNN reports Trump paid $750 in income tax in 2017 and none in 2020.
Yet 1.1 million in federal income taxes in 2018 and 2019.
A 2021 Business Insider article notes, most former U.S. presidents, including Barack Obama, George Bush, and Bill Clinton, make bank after leaving the White House.
But not Trump. His net worth actually went down during the course of his presidency.
Trump has referred to the obsession to gain access to his tax returns as a deranged political witch hunt.
And he warns, quote, this precedent must now be applied to the corrupt Democrats themselves.
The new Republican House should immediately obtain the financial records of Joe Biden and his entire political enterprise.
Because that's exactly what it is.
Freedom Caucus considers keeping Kevin and Pelosi's House rules according to the National File.
It says some members are negotiating away the House rules established by Thomas Jefferson.
They kept the lower house accountable to voters.
A compromise is being considered to make Kevin McCarthy the next Speaker of the House and involves keeping Nancy Pelosi's rules while adding a watered-down version of the crucial motion to vacate the chair.
Rep Lauren Bobart shared some thoughts on this move earlier this month.
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We have to have an accountability mechanism on the Speaker of the House.
This is third in command for the presidency of the United States of America.
And we are going to strip away the one check and balance that members of Congress have on the Speaker of the House.
And by the way, this was a precedent that Nancy Pelosi started.
Nancy Pelosi changed the rules with motion to vacate, and she stripped that individual authority away from each member of Congress.
The deal to install McCarthy as Speaker comes on the heels of the omnibus betrayal.
Senate Republicans took away the House's budgetary capability by joining Democrats to sign a one-year budget just before Republicans are set to retake the purse strings and Pelosi's gavel.
McCarthy is already calling himself Speaker-elect, but the number of votes he needs is not secure.
Rep. Andy Biggs is challenging him for the rule.
Another way to control and impede our freedom of speech.
The U.S. government is funding research on correcting false beliefs according to Reclaim the Net.
The funding is in partnership with those always reliable fact checkers.
Since then, more than 500,000 has been allocated to a grant to address, quote, the urgent need to understand the real-world effects of misinformation on people's beliefs and how to best correct false beliefs.
There's stories now of conservatives or wrong think culprits getting their bank accounts shut down.
But if you're a pedophile, don't worry about it.
Breitbart reports the U.S. Virgin Islands is claiming JPMorgan Chase turned a blind eye to Jeffrey Epstein's trafficking ring.
The AG of the U.S. Virgin Islands has filed a federal lawsuit that alleges that JPMorgan Chase benefited from Epstein's sex trafficking operation and helped conceal activities that occurred on his property.
It says the bank did this by failing to properly comply with federal regulations on records and reporting that might have tipped off Epstein's activities to U.S. officials before they eventually came to light.
The AG argues that JPMorgan Chase should have thought twice before allowing Epstein to become a client, given that he pleaded guilty to a sex-related charge involving a minor in Florida in 2008.
Epstein banked with JPMorgan Chase for about 15 years before the bank dropped him as a client in 2013.
So, to sum up, former President Trump's tax returns are out.
Who's next? Any hope of the GOP actually taking an aggressive approach to turn the fate of our country around is fading as more deals and compromises are being made, including keeping Kevin and sticking with Pelosi rules.
More money is going toward ways to combat misinformation, a word we rarely ever even heard three years ago, and leave it to our financial institutions to shut down freedom fighters while protecting pedos.
To learn more, be sure to go to AmericanFaith.com and subscribe to our daily newsletter.
For American Faith, news you can trust, I'm Christy Lee.
He was not lying when he said the gingerbread man was coming to me in a red Mustang.
If we can show that picture or I can show it.
There we go. Yeah.
That's how my husband showed up.
So I was like, you went on the plane in your gingerbread man onesie?
And he said, yep.
Yes, I did. So I'm sure that I hope brought some smiles to people that were always frustrated and in a bad mood when you fly, because that's usually how it goes.
I hope you were able to visit with family and friends, celebrate the reason for the season, the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, for Christmas.
Now, we were talking about how travel was a little hectic.
To say the least this year with so many flights canceled.
Definitely had some family members who got caught up in that as well.
Talked a little bit about that before the break.
And we got to see tyranny rear its ugly head again with what happened at the airports.
So let's go ahead and share with you that viral video of some officers at a Nashville airport berating customers who are just trying to get home for Christmas.
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Take a look. Two and her needs to leave or you'll be arrested for trespassing.
Are you kidding me? Go.
Are you filming that? Yeah.
Okay. Right now, everybody to the unsecured side.
The ticket counter will help you with any questions you have.
Go. For trespassing?
Yes. You have no ticket, you don't need to be in the secured side.
Let's go. We have tickets.
Your ticket just got canceled.
We're not here for that flight.
What a layover. So this goes on for a good two minutes where they're like, we have nowhere to go.
In fact, they're still trying to figure out why it was handled this way.
I believe this was on Christmas night.
And the Nashville airport officials are refusing to answer questions about that officer, threatening to arrest them if they didn't leave the area.
This is from the Tennessean.com.
It said that the airport would not comment...
Any further on the matter or grant an interview with the chief of that police force?
And a lawyer, a criminal defense lawyer, David Rabin, called the airport police response in this situation clearly inappropriate.
He has practiced law for 50 years and has represented people arrested by airport police.
However, imagine this, he said he has never seen someone arrested for trespassing after having a canceled flight.
This is insane.
And some people were questioning, like, well, it was a winter storm.
I mean, there was a lot of flights canceled, right?
Well, this was pretty much predominantly Southwest Airlines.
16,000 canceled flights nationwide.
Over 90% of the canceled flights were due to those Southwest trips.
And at first, Southwest was saying, like, look, winter storms.
It was out of our control. Yeah.
But it came out, especially through, I guess, Reddits, where Southwest employees were talking amongst themselves and also trying to reach out to people like, so sorry, we're doing the best that we can.
And then this happens. So he's pretty much under fire from even Democrats He was warned months ago, apparently a group of 38 state attorneys wrote to Congress that Buttigieg's department had failed to respond and provide appropriate recourse for numerous cancellations and systematic failures to provide required credits to those who lost travel opportunities.
We even heard from Ohio State Senator Nina Turner.
She wrote in a tweet, this is what placing unqualified people in positions of power to do the bidding of corporations will get you.
There is a direct line from Secretary Buttigieg to the Southwest Airlines debacle and we shouldn't pretend there isn't.
So, good tweet coming from her, talking about putting unqualified people in those kinds of positions, like, oh, I don't know, like, the cross-dresser we saw that was also, you know, involved with airports, but he was going there just stealing the luggage.
I mean, this... Would have been a good, great time for Sam to head on over in his dresses that he stole out of luggage to steal more luggage because people were stranded there.
There would have been plenty for him to choose from.
But again, you know, like she says, he was placed there as an unqualified person just because he was a man that wears red lipstick and dresses.
And now he's out and charged with a felony for stealing luggage.
So he even faced some criticism from Susan Sarandon, who says, I guess being smart doesn't necessarily make you practical.
So I guess she's referring to Pete Buttigieg, but I wouldn't even go so far as to give him credit for being smart.
I mean, that might be too generous from Susan Sarandon.
But this is the veteran call-in show, and it looks like I already have some calls, and I want to try and get a call in before we go back to our next break.
And if you would like to call in and chat and you're a veteran, then do so.
You can call 1-877-789-2539.
That's 1-877-789-2539.
Have an awesome show prepared for you today.
Well, I think so. I have Tony Schaefer, Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer, coming up in about a half hour.
I'm also talking to a veteran who works with horses and how that has helped with her healing journey and how she's sharing that with other veterans, as well as a veteran that had some brain injuries and modern medicine wasn't helping him and how he has been able to get beyond that and also share that with other veterans.
But... Just before break, I was talking to Ryan from the Army out of New Hampshire.
That's awesome. The CEO of Pfizer, have you seen that video like years ago when he wasn't the CEO and he's working for Pfizer and he was bragging about...
And then he was talking about how he's in charge of controlling all the herds of cows and cattle in Europe and Southeast Asia.
And they invented this pharmaceutical that We'll sterilize the animal so they can control the population and they did it and they're so proud and that's obvious why they put them at CEO so you can run the COVID plan and It's funny, all the death rates are going down and nobody's having kids anymore.
Yeah, and it's also funny, there's so many movies where...
I just watched a really weird one with my husband.
I feel like it was called Duis or Duos or something.
And the whole premise was that there was this sphere in space that identified itself as God.
And it was really just a plan by the elites To make people think it was God, and if they entered these gates, they were going to go to heaven.
I'm ruining the whole movie, so just shut your ears if you ever want to actually watch this.
But yeah, spoiler alert, it was the elites in the movie that had admitted to trying to deceive people that this was like a heaven, like this was a way that they were going to be saved, and it was all really just to kill them for population control.
Yes, and I wish someone would, I don't know, make some sort of like a Greg Reese video digging into this subject more because I guarantee the only reason he got that head job is because he's successful in depopulating the animals first.
Yeah. Nice, easy way.
Instead of pushing transgender propaganda and blow-kill other stuff that they put in everything.
Consuming all this and being aware of all this, don't let it get you down.
Make sure, I hope that you are a believer and you get into the Word of God and are able to encourage yourself through that and through associations with other veterans.
They fail to mention You know, the drug traffickers and the sex traffickers and all those people also bringing fentanyl with them that is killing the rest of our loved ones.
Oh, that would not be warm and fuzzy now, would it, Fox 10?
Oh, you just decided to leave that part out.
Okay, gotcha. So, of course, that's how they do the story.
Mark Levin said Biden administration sending untold millions of numbers of aliens throughout the country with zero transparency and violating federal immigration laws.
All right, so to talk about this travel disaster, you know, that, again, illegals have no problem getting around, but, you know, the rest of us who wanted to see our loved ones, yeah, it was hell.
Hello! Hey, yeah, I'm actually, I used to work for Teamsters in Southwest, and I was actually going to bring up, like, the macro numbers of how big this loss actually is for them.
So, like, they have a 6% loss already, and that's like $2.6 billion on their value, plus all the Visa equity that people are going to cancel off their credit cards.
And then you've got another $3 million refunded tickets, which is like $6 million, and then plus the damages that they owe still.
So, I mean, if you have shares in this stock, I'd sell.
I mean, even as I was traveling, all of them dressed up in their Christmas gear, I was thanking them for Putting a smile on people's faces, especially after all of the mask nonsense.
And you don't think that they're going to get another one?
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No, it's a culture issue.
It's a serious culture issue.
And to say it's not the people, it's untrue because, I mean, I got people that work there still, and I knew what the scheduling was, and they knew what the scheduling was.
That's why they said it was a system issue for scheduling, but it was a staffing issue.
They didn't have the people, you know, because they overworked them and, like, they abused them.
And when I was there, they abused us.
I was there during COVID, and they didn't give us any hazard pay or anything.
Sent us to our death, basically, because nobody knows what the real effects of the virus were.
Richard Hudson, he says the vaccine provides negligible benefit to the young fit members of our armed forces and the mandates imposition is clearly affecting the department's ability to sustain combat formations and recruit future talent.
Actually, I have a family member that is a recruiter and said that that was definitely affecting their ability to recruit new members is because of the mandate.
It also begs it to question the members that have already been discharged for not getting the vaccine.
Apparently, from Military.com, there was a vote to reinstate.
8,000 troops booted over the vaccine, but that failed, even though the mandate is now dead.
If there's any chance anybody that was already discharged for that will be able to come back.
And in light of all that, well, all that's going on, because they're having trouble with recruitment, the woke military is now accepting recruits with ADHD and other behavioral challenges, including mental disorders.
So that's going to be great.
I mean, if you're in the military, now you might be working right next to somebody with some mental health problems currently, because they're welcome right in.
And so I was on hold and I was waiting to talk to you and everything.
And it was so awesome because the gentleman came back and says, Christy, just let us know.
Can you elaborate a little bit more on what you want to talk to you?
So I love that.
I love that. Because I've got a serious situation.
Okay. I'm an Army vet.
I'm an older Army vet, right?
So I served back 84 to 86.
And if I could join again, I would.
I would, because I have that much of a heart for our country, for the citizens of our country, and also this world.
Because America does set the precedent for this world.
But Christy, I have to ask this, not just to you, but to all of our fellow Americans.
We have been dealing with this government of ours that is getting way too big for their own britches.
And this is not just something new in the past couple of years.
This has been going on for decades.
Our forefathers have put this in precedent for us in the Declaration of Independence.
If our government gets too big, when are we as citizens going to put our foot down and say, you know what?
Enough is enough.
They got us all scared with this whole January 6th bullcrap, excuse my language, but we had every right to go to Washington D.C. on that day to let our voices be heard.
So even then they fought back on us and then they took all these provocateurs and really made us look like the bad people when we weren't.
So on both sides of the aisle we have so much corruption.
Literally, I think on two hands I might be able to count the amount of representatives we have in Washington, D.C. that are truly there for the American citizen.
But when do we put our foot down and say, okay, you all can go back to your home states?
You're fired. We're abolishing you.
And we're going to take this up and we're going to create a new government as our four founders put in place.
In this day and age, why do we still have these poor individuals sitting in jail?
Our lawmakers should have already had them out already.
And for the fact that they're all sitting on their hands and they don't have the ability to do that, but yet they can sit here and censor the real Americans in this country, but then they can't get these people out of jail who are being held against their own due process.
That right there is ludicrous, and I'm guilty to it, too, because I get so busy in life.
I am a very devoted Christian, and I am praying for our country.
I'm praying for our J6ers.
I'm praying for all the patriots in this country.
I'm praying for our leaders to get out of the darkness and into the light.
Because God truly has given us just a beautiful world, but yet we all fail to follow through God's obedience, to be obedient to God.
And that's all He wants us to be, is obedient to Him.
I mean, the Bible says, yeah, the Bible says, you know, when you can do nothing else, and I'm obviously saying this terribly, but when you can do nothing else to just stand and we can stand on the word of God and we, God says, vengeance is mine.
You know, we're all angry and we want to do something, but he says, hey, hold on, vengeance is mine.
Finish out this segment with the Hooves Healing Her Veterans documentary.
Trailer number six.
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What I was going through is PTSD.
It was just something I dealt with and now I just live with it.
you It cost me a marriage, a relationship with two of my daughters.
I feel like I'm in a cage and there's no key, there's no door.
I'm just in a cage and no one can get me out and I can't get myself out.
Since 06, I've been through every program, rehab, inpatient, outpatient, class or program, whatever you want to call it, medicine that the VA can offer, not to mention numerous private rehabs.
As of most recent, I did a 15-month stint in prison.
Welcome. My name is Amanda and I'm the founder of Hooves and I will be your facilitator for the next four days.
In 2010, I found myself hospitalized after a suicide attempt that was unsuccessful.
I was medicated out of my mind and I was told I would never be functioning and that I had to just continue on this medication and be happy with what little quality of life I had, which wasn't much because I was so sedated.
What I did realize in that moment, though, was that nobody was coming to save me and that if I was going to heal, I had to save myself.
And so Hooves is really the creation of me saving myself, and now I get to share that with all of you, and that's super inspiring, and I'm incredibly grateful for that opportunity.
The horse is a conduit to the message that we have within us.
It just takes something else to get it out, and that's what they do for us.
I'm Christy Lee, and we're taking a quick break from your phone calls, from our phone calls from veterans, to bring on another veteran, a Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer, Bronze Star Medal recipient, president of the London Center for Policy Research, a New York Times bestselling author, and CIA-trained intelligence operations officer with 35 years experience in global and national security.
I needed to get it all in real quick because I only have like four minutes with you for this First segment, but I'm like, no, bring him in right away because I have way too much to talk about with Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer.
I just want to dive in and hopefully you can stay on for a couple more segments as well.
But I have your book right here, Operation Dark Heart, and I wanted to talk about the Twitter files.
I'm like, this is so convenient because the Twitter files are exposing just how these government agencies have censored and suppressed us like crazy and sometimes over the stupidest things.
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And you have your book here and it's like...
All of these reactions, you can just see, laugh, laugh, laugh.
I mean, we're talking about... Descriptions, observations, atmospherics, which mean absolutely nothing regarding national security.
And we eventually won our First Amendment lawsuit because we could produce, duh, cleared documentation, which I used to conduct testimony for Able Danger, which was largely what I based all They had to give it up.
So it just, to your point, does have a clear Example of how the government goes about trying to use their immense power to suppress any speech they disagree with, because ultimately they didn't like my message.
My message is, we need to get out of Afghanistan now.
We're not going to win the way we're doing it.
And, oh, by the way, we could have stopped 9-11, and here's why, regarding Able Danger, because in that book, in the book, I just closed my meeting with The 9-11 staff director.
And so we go through all of that, and I think that's what they were really about.
They're trying to stop, get people to not read that, but in the process to punish me for actually having decided to be a whistleblower, come forward and put it out there.
And clearly that's what they don't like, Christy, is that anybody who stands up and says, we're going to believe, to tell you what the facts are, when those facts are very much inconvenient to the government and its narrative.
When I used to, as a kid, go to the roller rink, and they wore these black and white shirts, and some of the refs were cool, but there was always some refs that would go around and just be, like, whistling, like, every second for the stupidest things.
And that is exactly what our government agencies remind me of.
It's just like they have their whistles and they're just ready.
They're ready to blow on that whistle just to remind you who's in charge.
So to that point, yeah, look, I think we're going to find that I was suspended because of the FBI because the day I got permanently suspended, Christy, I finally got Ray Epps to respond.
I was trolling Ray Epps, pointing out all of the different things he was doing regarding encouraging riots, encouraging breaching the Capitol.
It's on video. And so literally within minutes of my getting him To essentially say something.
I was gone.
I was permanently suspended to this day.
And I've got a group of folks who are trying to get me back on.
God bless them. They want to return T-Spooky, and I'd be happy to be back.
Yeah, it was all about the fact that I was saying things and mentioning inconvenient facts.
And I think that's what got me ultimately suspended.
Although, as you know, it takes very little to get people with strong opinions kicked off if that opinion goes counter to the government narrative.
And that's clearly what was going on with Twitter.
What do you think? I think he's a good guy overall.
I think he's got his own reasons for doing what he does.
I think he does everything with a calculation, and he sees benefit right now to essentially...
Showing that the government was essentially violating the freedom of speech of all Americans and actually doing things to impact on politics, on elections.
What he's doing essentially is exposing serial violations of Title 18, Section 424, which is deprivation of rights under color of law.
Christy, what the federal government's done is they've taken and gone to a third party, that third party being Twitter.
And oh, by the way, they've admitted that they do this routinely with all the other social media companies, so they've admitted that Not only are they serially committing felonies with Twitter, they're doing it all over the place.
And what Musk has done, God bless him, is shown that the federal government was working to deprive rights under the color of law, color of law being a technical term.
And I can't believe that we don't have the full spectrum of Americans upset by this.
I don't get it. The progressive left should be screaming about the fact that this sort of incursion is going on.
Instead, they share it. They're trying to go after Musk.
And I think this is where Musk is going to pay a price, obviously, because as much as I think you and I would agree that exposing government corruption A common part of what they do because the FBI has become an extension of the Democrat Party.
So, Musk has at least exposed that for the world to see.
Well, from a media perspective, me having been a longtime news anchor for a number of years in the system, I'm kind of blown away at how successful they've been to downplay it.
And they just, they barely spent any time on it and have...
Have even just me trying to imagine being the news anchor to talk about the FBI's statement when they said that this is just more perpetuation of conspiracy theories after the evidence has been shown?
I mean, are you kidding me?
You're going to throw out that conspiracy theory word again?
Is there anything that most surprised you that has come out from the Twitter files?
I think the most surprising thing was the direct interface or interoperability.
As an operative, and you mentioned that, I had to run operations that were similar to what you're doing here.
Basically, we were in an operation where we had to basically get some information out to a foreign country.
That was not truthful.
But by putting it on the internet, the American public was going to see it too.
So I had to go to the White House, Christy, twice to get approval to do this one issue.
Because under EO-12333, Executive Order 12333, President Reagan signed.
It says we cannot openly lie to Americans.
And intelligence officers can't.
By the way, it's still a standing requirement.
Which clearly the FBI violated.
And so the idea here is that while we would do this on a small scale, specifically tailored to a foreign audience, the FBI has taken that foreign intelligence capability and turned it around.
This explains I actually got the Pentagon and CIA. I actually briefed Mike Pompeo when he was director and I got permission for a concept to have the Department of Defense Do a peer review of FBI's counterintelligence program.
And the only person that could approve that, I mean, DOD could say, yeah, we'll do it.
The CIA could say, yeah, well, we approve it because they oversee foreign counterintelligence.
It would take the president to say yes to that.
And, Christy, I was never permitted to talk to President Trump to get him to do it because ultimately now we see why even those around Trump didn't want him to approve it because the FBI was completely corrupt under Trump.
This was all going on under Trump.
And that's something else we need to examine in more detail.
I think that's the biggest takeaway besides the fact that they were directly interfacing.
They were doing this under Trump, under Trump's administrative control and the folks that he appointed to include Chris Wray.
So it's very, very frightening to think that this happened as far back as that and it ended up working against the president in his reelection.
It's absolutely astonishing the things that have come out, the FBI whistleblowers who said that they were taken off child trafficking cases to investigate people that came to the Capitol just to hear Trump speak.
Speaking of January 6th, we continue to learn more about Ray Epps, and it looks like there's now a screenshot of the text that he was giving to his nephew that says, yeah, I orchestrated it.
No doubt. I do believe this is a distraction that's been created to support whatever you want to call them the deep state in their effort to kind of push attention away.
But suffice it to say, I think the Republicans are going to not just look at rape.
They're going to look at everybody else.
And they've got to pin these people down, Christine, because they've had people under oath saying, we cannot comment on the number of federal officers engaged in the lead-up to and the execution of the 6th January riots, which tells me everything I need to know.
A non-denial denial means that they were involved.
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They're idiots now. I mean, look, I know Jim Clapper.
Jim is a moron. But he's politically brilliant.
Jim Clapper is the ultimate example of a swamp creature.
Let me be very clear on this, Christy.
He was a guy who essentially found a methodology of sucking up to the people above him that got him promoted over Over and over and over again.
His political reliability over any technical competence is why he made it to where he was.
Same with John Brennan. John Brennan was an analyst who became a briefer to the White House.
So Jim Clapper is a swamp creature.
John Brennan is a swamp creature.
All these guys, I call them connective tissue, and they have no redeeming quality.
They simply exist for purposes of serving the political class, and they do it very well.
So they're successful in that.
But I work for the Defense Intelligence Agency.
They're idiots.
I was a whistleblower against them.
And the reason I say they're idiots is not because there's not learned people there who know what they're doing.
It's the fact that the leadership become compromised and simply focused to sustain the bureaucracy and the trajectory of failure, which most of these organizations are.
We saw this with the Afghanistan debacle.
We saw this in the issues relating to the last few years of We saw failures relating to strikes on different targets.
We saw the overwhelming murder of civilians during drone strikes.
That was John Brennan's big thing.
Let's just drone people. You had upward of 60% casualties of people who were non-affiliated.
So these are the sorts of things that are not new.
And of course, Able Danger. Able Danger was something that we, DOD, were doing competing with CIA. So it's something that has been going on and on and on.
And very few people have held the leadership of these organizations accountable for their organizational failures.
Anytime they fail, it's like, oh, sorry, we made a mistake.
Give us more money. We'll try not to have it happen again.
That's it. And that's why you see them being completely unable to do their job, but completely focused on the politics which benefit them.
So that's what we've seen, especially in the Twitter files.
You see all this collusion because it's easier to try to manipulate the thinking of Americans than do your job of collecting intelligence against foreign targets.
They made it tough. They redacted the heck out of his book, Operation Dark Heart, and they made sure that they just plucked him from Twitter.
We need to make sure that we are on Twitter, folks, saying bring Lieutenant Colonel Tony Schaefer back.
It's at T-Spooky, right?
Okay, I was just going to say that.
Now, what you were hitting on upon is there's so much deeper issues to this because you're really talking about a culture that is true in, from what I've talked to people, it's true in both the military and these agencies, is the culture itself rewards you being a yes man.
Like, it rewards you for not having any courage.
I mean, this is something that Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller, right?
That's the thing. You need to enable those who are willing to take out, go out and take risks.
I was always known as a risk taker.
Some leadership loved it.
They got me promoted. Others hated it.
The honest answer is, Christy, I could have gone in every day to DIA, sat at my desk, read the early bird, drank coffee and done absolutely nothing and would have ended up at a higher promotion rate than what I did because Gee, I felt it was my job to do those hard things of running intelligence operations, which were risky. Sometimes they worked, and people were able to successfully get the intelligence.
Sometimes they failed.
Most of them worked. The grand irony is those best operations, you and the public will never know about because they were successful.
So you guys, you see us in a bad light because you only see our failures.
Like Able Danger, yes, it was a failure.
But I can tell you for every Able Danger, there was three others which were We're actually successful.
But with that said, the success is always as a result of going against the system and doing the hard work and taking risks rather than going along with the bureaucracy and playing it safe.
Trust me. I was once told I wasn't a good bureaucrat by a guy named Pete Klein.
He was right. It was not my intention to be a bureaucrat.
My intention was to get things done, which obviously normally makes us very unpopular with those Who want to avoid all risk, like Jim Clapper and those guys, because they don't want any risk.
They don't want anybody to rock the boat because they'd rather see a safe failure than a spectacular success that actually requires them to accept reasonable risk for us going forward to do the things we have to do.
And you said that you were actually screamed at by Bill Barr just for raising- Yeah, so the Gateway Pundits reported this a couple different times.
I was in the midst of working in support of a number of whistleblowers supporting them.
And one of the investigations resulted in something I believe to this day was a legitimate full-scale operation to basically upend the vote in Pennsylvania.
About 64,000 ballots were brought down from Bethpage, New York to Lancaster to be interjected into the voting system.
This was a full 30 days before the election.
Jesse Morgan was the whistleblower.
I did the investigation.
We were ready to bring in a hybrid team of law enforcement and civilians to fully explore it.
And we wanted to brief Bill Barr on it.
Well, Bill Barr called me and said basically, You're interfering with my investigation, and you need to turn over Mr.
Morgan to the FBI today at 2 o'clock.
It's like, no. He's a whistleblower.
He needs protection. And God bless him.
He got me fired.
I was relieved. They moved Mr.
Morgan down without any lawyers.
Never talked to the FBI without a lawyer just saying...
And they refused to give him whistleblower protection, which is what he was due.
And next thing you know, they're attacking him, not trying to verify what he said, and it all went away.
And Bill Barr was the guy who I feel violated the law in several instances to include directing me to do something which was illegal and violating the constitutional rights of Jesse Morgan.
You said it was a very personal journey and one that's been a long journey.
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Yeah, it has. It's crazy how time flies, but about 12 years ago, when I got out of active duty, I really struggled, and I found myself on the Air Force Academy with a wild Mustang.
And she really saved my life at the time.
She gave me purpose. She helped me learn how to be in control of my emotions.
Because you'll find that if you're around a horse and you aren't in control of your emotions, the horse won't engage you.
So she really helped me grow confidence, gain control, and find purpose, which are three things that I now find a lot of military members struggle with after their service.
I've interviewed her in the past when I was a news anchor in Toledo.
And a lot of times that we did news stories on hooves, sometimes it was struggles.
It was trying to keep it open.
But I wanted to talk about this show Yellowstone, which you said, since it's been so wildly popular, it's been really helpful in keeping you doing what you're doing and helping other veterans.
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Absolutely. Yellowstone has been exponentially helpful for us because, you know, we're in Ohio.
It's not big horse country.
But I think, you know, Yellowstone has brought, like, the taste of the West to the rest of the nation.
And just to be clear, we're talking about Yellowstone, the TV show that's on, I think, Amazon Prime, Peacock.
I don't know. Paramount.
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Okay. It's been on a few different ones, but go ahead.
Yeah, it's funny. One of the veterans that came through a retreat this summer was like, we need to get a hold of Taylor Sheridan and write in like Casey comes to a hooves retreat to deal with his PT. Wouldn't that be amazing?
But yes, Yellowstone has helped because people want a taste of that.
And so we were actually able to do a Yellowstone-themed fundraiser over the summer out here at the farm, and we had the bunkhouse, and we had cowboy poker, and Brondy's Ford loaned us a Dodge Dooley, and we had a band playing out of the back of the truck.
And so, you know, just It was such a fun night, and it's really, like, Western is catching on, and that's really helpful for us in Ohio.
But, Amanda, I want to talk more about that and also this tour that you have coming up, because in the show, I've been watching it, too, in the Yellowstone, they get wild mustangs, and this is what Amanda's about to do.
And so she was going to talk about that and how it relates to helping veterans coming up after the break.
Okay. And so you were telling me a little bit about how this has grown.
And how has it grown?
You actually aren't just helping veterans, right?
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You're able to help others with your program, with the horses?
Yeah. Yeah, that's correct.
So, like you mentioned before the break, we...
So, my dad passed away unexpectedly in 2013.
And I lost the farm and all the horses and everything.
And I kind of had to... So I had that loss, and then I started over, and we didn't have a facility, so I was just kind of jumping from farm to farm anywhere I could find an arena to be able to do this work.
And then in 2018, we got the opportunity to move into this retreat center in Swanton.
That was basically my dream.
And so we got here in 2018.
We had major donor backing.
At the last minute, that donor went a different direction, and we did not have the resources to keep going.
So it was at that point, I think, when we did our first interview, but we had to reach out to the community for their support, and it was just absolutely phenomenal.
You know, the American Legions, BFWs, Auxiliaries, they've always had our back, and the whole community pulled together, and we were actually able to raise enough money for the down payment and purchase the farm.
So it was phenomenal.
But it's been a long road here today.
I feel like we're definitely more secure than we've ever been.
But it's really we're privately funded.
So it's been community support.
The Lucas County Veterans Service Commission is a big partner as well.
But we run four-day retreats out at the farm.
So we fly veterans in from all over the country.
We help them local and national.
And then we started working with their spouses as well.
So the spouses can come out during a separate retreat and they go through the same process.
It's just with other spouses.
But since the pandemic, we've just realized that I think at this point everybody's got trauma and the need is there.
Interesting. And as I've been talking to you, I've been able to show some footage from a documentary that's been being made about your retreat center there.
And you said that just recently won an award?
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Yeah, so we filmed our May retreat.
Josh Nagel Productions did an absolutely phenomenal job capturing what goes on at Hoops, and he told the story beautifully.
We haven't actually produced the film yet, so all we have is this four-minute And we talked to the film festival and they were like, absolutely submit the trailer.
So we went, we won the award for best trailer, which I kind of expected because it's a great trailer.
And then at the end of the festival, a lady named Lynn Thomas, who's basically one of the founders of Equine Therapy, she was there and she called us up.
And she's, like, one of my personal heroes.
And she called us up, and she's with this new initiative called Horses for Mental Health and Arenas for Change.
And they chose our four-minute trailer against full-length feature films.
So we won. Amazing. Mental health and we want a thousand dollar donation that's going to go towards production.
So we still have to raise the money to produce the film.
We've got the trailer. So that's kind of our next one of our next missions other than the journey we're about to take in a couple weeks.
Yeah, and about that journey that you're taking in a couple weeks.
So we're talking about how wildly successful the show Yellowstone, produced by Paramount, I believe, has been with, what's his name, Kevin?
Kevin Costner.
Kevin Costner. Yeah, Kevin Costner.
And then there's also 1883, which has Tim McGraw and Faith Hill in it, the prequel.
All that's been wildly popular.
My husband and I just recently got sucked into the shows.
But that's really helped out with fundraising.
And now you're taking your own tour to rescue some wild Mustangs yourself?
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We are. So when we were at the film festival, we got to visit.
There's a prison program there, and the prisoners get to Gentle Wild Horses and We have six Mustangs here.
They're far from wild anymore.
But before I started Hooves, one of the ideas I had was to get wild Mustangs and teach the veterans on how to gentle them because that's really what What impacted me?
Things took a different direction.
And it was kind of this full circle moment.
Lisa, the founder of the film festival, was like, we're, you know, caught up in the moment and we're talking to this guy who has been incarcerated.
And he's telling us about how when he came out, the horse that he was working with, like, it had tried to kick him and he almost gave up.
And then he was like, oh, I can't let a horse win over me.
And he started working with the horse.
And he was telling us about all the changes that he made and how he learned how to communicate and not fly off the handle, really be more in control of his emotions.
And as he's talking us through his experience, this horse that he's been gentling just comes up and starts nuzzling his face.
You know, and the sky was just beaming.
And you could see he was going to get out in a couple of months.
And, like, he had a path.
And he had purpose again.
And, you know, Lisa had said to me, like, Amanda, you should really...
Consider doing this because she knew I had wanted to do it at one point and I was like yeah yeah okay well you know maybe maybe and then we went over to this corral and they have adult horses for the prisoners to train but there's these five baby mustangs they're yearlings and they just no one wanted them at the auction they didn't get picked up at the auction and they just kind of got dumped there and It was funny.
My husband, who is not a horse person, but is incredibly supportive of everything that I do out here in Hooves, and he's the backbone of Hooves, he went up to the fence and one of the horses approached him.
And like we say, sometimes the Mustangs will pick people.
And so this horse went up and nuzzled his hand.
It's a wild horse, you know, no human interaction.
And he was just, I was like, oh my gosh.
Like, that horse needs to come home with us.
And I'm like, okay, no.
You know, we have no way to get it home.
And it was just one of those things, like, sometimes God puts things on my heart, and I'm like, okay, God, no.
Like, this is too big.
This is too much.
This seems impossible.
But I try to listen.
You know, every time I listen, it works out.
So I asked the lady about the horses, and she was like, no, they can't leave the program.
Once they're in, they're in. Well, I had met a lady who was the head of California for the Bureau of Land Management, and she caught wind of my interest, and she was like, I can help you get these horses if you're serious.
And I was like, I guess I'm serious.
So I was like, okay, well, how can we make this have impact?
Everything we do needs to have the maximum amount of impact that we can.
And I thought, well, what if we...
Go and pick them up, but we make it like a national tour where we can make stops along the way and educate people about wild horses because it's really a problem and they're doing a lot of roundups and these horses are just sitting in holding facilities and they need homes and they're great horses.
And we have, you know, 1.7 million veterans right now in the United States are seeking mental health treatment of some form.
So it just...
It's kind of evolved as things tend to do at Hooves.
And this is what it's evolved into.
So on January 17th, we are going to head out to Sacramento.
I know at this point we are stopping in Lincoln, Nebraska.
We're stopping in Salt Lake City there.
And then we're going to take the Southern Loop back after we pick up the horses.
And we're going to go through like Arizona, Texas, Oklahoma.
So we're looking for facilities who could house us and maybe house like a public talk for the community to come in and hear about what we're doing, about the power of horses for veterans, especially wild mustangs.
And so we're really going to see how this unfolds.
That was great. And we're going to be hearing from another veteran that is also trying to help others that have been injured, other veterans that have been injured.
James. Montana VA veteran parking lot suicide just faded in the wind.
This is an institutional failure as veterans' grievances are being ignored.
We have a major problem in this country with the IG's office.
They will put out government corruption reports, do absolutely nothing, then allow the government to break federal prescribing laws, drug veterans with pills that cause all types of problems to include suicide, then manufacture cases against veterans.
I'm calling on Congress to create and pass the DOJ Corruption Act that would require and empower the IG to remove any federal employee that violates constitutional rights, Very well said, James. I absolutely agree.
Yeah, if anybody out there is listening, works in the Congressional office, Senator's office, there's veterans, you know, they're being told to ask for help and having their bills denied.
Last I knew there was over a billion dollars in backlog that's not being properly paid, so a lot of veterans will not ask for help.
We have an epidemic suicide problem in this country with the parking lot suicides.
The biggest issue I found is the government is not addressing grievances.
If anybody goes out there to a federal building with peaceful protest signs under the First Amendment, which you have a right to do, 99.9% of the time, the federal government will not respond to your grievances.
Let me ask you this, because it's something I was thinking about.
We're seeing this flood of illegals coming into our country, and it's like the red carpet's rolled out.
They get anything that they need, they get the housing they need, they get the flights they need, but then more and more of our veterans are becoming homeless or not getting the help that they need.
These American last policies are destroying this country.
The Biden administration is taking care of illegals.
How can they put them in nice housing when they're abandoning our veterans?
How can these illegals be put on military bases with housing when our veterans are sleeping on the streets?
It's a very disgusting system.
I'm hoping it will change.
Something needs to happen. They have all kinds of money for Ukraine, but the people that paid into the disability system, there's two to three years of deliberate denials.
Lawyers have clients living in the woods and blowing their heads off, and nobody will address these issues.
The three biggest scandals in this country right now that only Infowars will cover is the broken Social Security Administration that's doing two to three years of deliberate denials because it's a Ponzi scheme, basically.
Two to three years, a lot of people will die trying to get on the disability system, and other people will die waiting and whatnot.
So, they're not properly helping these people that actually qualify for disability.
They'll be like, oh, you can do all these jobs.
You get migraines? Oh, there's all kinds of jobs you can do.
But if you lay down on the job, guess what?
Nobody's going to keep you around.
And if you miss more than one day a month, nobody will keep you around.
So, you just sit there and keep lying to these people that pay into the system.
The second issue you have is you have the fact that these veterans are being put on all these drugs that cause suicide.
They're not being properly seen.
It's probably the second biggest scandal in this country.
And then the third, you have the government drugging our citizens with all these different drugs and the manufacturing cases against them.
But then the IG will put out all these reports on government corruption from the U.S. Attorney's Office rigging cases.
Employees still at hundreds of thousands of dollars.
The IG does absolutely nothing, but then they drug these people and they sit there and go after the disabled.
Yeah, not just veterans, right. But what it does is it will give her, if she's never seen the show, it's about 14 seasons worth of shows, okay?
If she's never seen the show, okay, and she watches all 14 seasons, which is like, say, 200 episodes, okay, she will get a very good grasp on how Horses interact with people, and like she mentioned with the horse, the Mustang, she deals with Mustangs too, the Amy, the Heartland show, as well as regular horses.
But how the Mustang walked up to her husband's hand and started nibbling on it in a friendly manner, okay?
So it has all these interactions with horses.
And how to work with horses when there's issues.
She's like a horse whisperer in what we would call a horse whisperer.
While operating as a Green Beret, Andrew himself basically had one of these injuries, which he'll explain when he comes back on.
And we'll just go ahead and show, if we can, some of his video as we go out of this break, and we'll bring him in into the next break, if you could.
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Clip 5. My name is Andrew Moore and I'm a former Special Forces Green Beret.
My specialty was explosives, demolitions, and so that had me in and around countless explosions through the entirety of my career.
What that resulted in was a medical retirement from what we now know were multiple traumatic brain injuries.
The current military medical model for dealing with traumatic brain injury and post-traumatic stress is predicated on medication and psychotherapy.
This did nothing to improve my life.
I've talked to hundreds of veterans.
I haven't found anybody that that's been a good solution.
And it doesn't work because it doesn't treat the underlying condition.
It serves to mask symptoms, which in most cases further exacerbates the problem.
The purpose of the Warrior Angels Foundation is to pinpoint and treat the underlying condition for service members and veterans who have incurred a traumatic brain injury in the line of duty.
And since January of 2015, we've successfully helped over 100 veterans come back to life.
I remember when we first started experiencing special forces operators committing suicide and the first reaction that we had was one of, what a coward.
How could somebody do that?
It was just kind of ignorance on my part, not fully grasping that.
And it wasn't until I was at my most rock bottom having panic attacks.
If you are a veteran or a veteran advocate, you can call in 1-877-789-2539.
1-877-789-2539.
Call right now. We'll have more time to take your phone calls.
As we near the end of this show, but before we are ending today, I get to talk to a very special guest.
Andrew Marr is a former Special Forces Green Beret, and he's the CEO of the Warrior Angels Foundation, an organization whose sole purpose is to stop the suffering and deaths of veterans with traumatic brain injuries.
Yeah, so one of my roles in Special Forces was a breacher, explosive breacher.
Definition, and that's going to have you in and around countless illusions.
And just like anything else in life, you have to be proficient at something.
You have to do it a number of times, over and over and over, and to do it the way we did it, at the level we did in special forces, you need to be proficient at night, in cold conditions, under fire.
So to do that over and over and over again until it becomes second nature.
What that result in for individuals such as myself is having you and in Iraq countless explosions throughout the entirety of your career.
How many? It was more than a thousand.
I know the other people who have been a lot longer than I was at several.
They've been in close proximity.
It's hard to quantify, but several thousand low-level blasts.
And that's just through routine everyday requirements.
And that's what having a, you know, scratch on your body resulting in any kind of, hey, I'm missing an arm, a limb, an eye.
And that's where the difficulty comes in because that over time is compounding type effect.
Where your brain is going to lose resilience and you suffer a number of neurological and psychological issues or symptomatology.
So that's experience. It wasn't like, hey, there's this one major blast and that took you out.
Yeah, Andrew, we can understand you and hear you, but we are getting quite a bad echo.
So what we're going to do is we're going to try and reconnect with you and see if we can get some headphones or something so we can get rid of that echo noise and hear you better.
So in the meantime, I'm just going to take another phone call.
We're going to try and reconnect with you and hear you better.
We heard what you said, but it is a little distracting to hear the echo.
So we're going to try and reconnect with Andrew in just a minute.
When you say they blocked all that, who are you saying?
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Who do you mean? He was still in the military, so we asked for autopsies and I don't know if they actually took them or not, but they My family hasn't seen any of the results, so I don't know if they did them or not.
So you don't know if they did the autopsy or not, but you haven't seen any results.
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What did they say he died from?
Heart condition. Which, from my family, were Portuguese and No one that I know from my family, I mean, I still have 80-year-old grandparents that are just fine, and I know that they didn't take the shot, and they're fine.
So I assume it was heart conditions, but with the military, they literally didn't tell us anything.
You absolutely 100% have a right to feel that way.
But I think that the best thing that you can do is try and warn others and use your story, take a tragedy and turn it into a purpose by telling others, warning others and inspiring people that ultimately we got to hold these people accountable and we can't be afraid Although they've successfully been able to do this, we cannot be afraid to call this out and say something's got to change.
The time is now. But we'll be back with Andrew after this.
Here's the bottom line is that you can recover from what's called a traumatic brain injury.
I'm living proof. And that's not independent or special to me because we've replicated results that we've produced in myself now thousands of times through our organization, the War Angels Foundation.
But I'd like a brief high-level back view for the audience.
Yes, I was in Special Forces for the better part of the decade, multiple combat deployments.
I was an explosive breacher, which had me in and around a number of explosive charges, explosions, low-level blasts, and some very big ones as well.
And so without a scratch on my body, I started to become plagued by all types of new symptoms, physical, emotional, psychological, cognitive, that ended up causing me to be medically retired from the Army.
And they spent a lot of time, money, and effort to identify and cultivate a very specific type of individual which they would like to keep their hands on.
So it's not something that really, you know, a medical retirement, we want to have our people go through if we can stop it.
So the point being is I was identified as having these head injuries, but mostly having psychological diagnoses.
So I was diagnosed with over 30 plus disabilities, was put on 13 plus medications, which had me way worse than when I started to have all these new symptoms.
And which led to that medical retirement.
I got to just a decision point, a crossroads in my life, where I said, enough is enough.
I think the information that I'm receiving is inaccurate or an incomplete picture.
And I know this, all these different medications, they're not producing beneficial outcomes.
Matter of fact, they're producing far worse outcomes than when we started.
So I kind of went out on my own path to Look for answers.
I really dialed in to find, hey, is there an underlying condition?
Can we identify that?
Can we identify it objectively?
Because of all these psychological diagnoses I was given, there wasn't any objectivity in that.
That was somebody's opinion. And that never sat well with me because I never had any issues doing what I did in combat.
All I want to do is go back and do it more.
So that's kind of the state of mind we were coming from.
And a lot of this has to do with what Alex preaches on here is the body, the brain, has the innate ability to heal itself if we can put it in the right environment, the right condition.
And when you're put in this, we'll call it a toxic environment, that happens as a result of a physical injury, It explodes a blast wave or a blunt force trauma.
Well, that can cause problems in that environment.
And if that goes untreated, then that becomes all these downstream effects.
And that's what we were able to later on identify and then also treat.
And this has produced just incredible results.
For instance, like I said, I was medically retired in 2015.
All those disabilities, all those medications.
I've been symptom and medication-free since 2015.
We've replicated that thousands of times.
We've read a best-selling book.
Our film is called Quiet Explosion, Killing the Brain, which you can find anywhere that there's a streaming platform.
And that was an award-winning film, many, many awards.
We had other special forces operators, Super Bowl and BBs, big wave surfers, looking at the science and humanizing that all these individuals have a common ground.
Here's what the bottom looks like, but here's what hope answers and feeling looks like on
the other side.
So really bringing that, bringing those alternative answers out to the mainstream is what we've
been all about since 2015 and really fighting on that front, Christy.
And what's really sad to me is here you were serving our country and in a very dangerous
position that caused you life-changing traumatic injuries and then in return it sounds like
they just took you and treated you like a lab rat.
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Thank you.
Yeah, it just wasn't really understood what to do.
And we started experiencing suicides at higher rates in the special operations community in the last 10 years, and that has continued.
And that was just dumbfounding for all of us.
For me, when I started to have people that I knew, and these aren't new guys, these are Combat experienced war fighters and they were paid to make difficult decisions in life and death situations.
And I was baffled how they could get into a state of mind where they thought the best solution was to take their own life.
And it wasn't until I started to go down that path myself that I started to see how someone can end up in a mindset like that.
And the problem is, again, Here we are.
You have these elite performers in situations of life and death.
From a cognitive standpoint, from an emotional intelligence standpoint, leadership standpoint, physical ability standpoint, very high-performing individuals.
And so when those things started to diminish, I knew it was more than just some kind of a psychological issue or, you know, a problem with stress or anxiety or depression, or maybe those things were a root symptom, I mean, a secondary symptom of something that was much bigger.
And that's what's being missed in the medical community, not correctly identifying the underlying condition and just reverting to symptom management.
Do you recommend that they get extensive blood work, scans?
What is the solution?
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Yeah, so what we've identified is when somebody's experiencing the symptoms of head trauma, okay, so that's a whole litany of things, but that's going to come with extreme, extreme fatigue, usually starts there, and then it'll have some type of issues with sexual dysfunction, erectile dysfunction, or zero libido type of issues, and then that can stem into other areas, like we talked about, emotional, cognitive, psychological, in addition to, like, vision, balance, vestibular.
But the first thing we need to understand is what is going on.
So there's been something that happened in the brain that caused leakage of important chemicals that need to stay in a certain vessel.
When these are leaked, bad.
It's a bad situation. And when it goes unchecked over time, then that's when we see all these symptoms come about.
So what do we need to do? We need to stop that fire.
What is the fire? It's called inflammation.
Inflammation means being inflamed.
And that is a very necessary thing in the short term, not good in the long term.
That's often misidentified or not even identified in these diagnoses.
So we need to mitigate, we need to reduce the inflammation, the neuroinflammation going on in the brain, also in the body.
Now this is talked about a lot on this show with some of these natural means to do that.
So we recommend that somebody gets on a very robust You can do that with high-dose omega fish oils.
You can do that with curcumin, turmeric, and acetylcystine, and a number of other external factors that you can get very high-quality products to do that.
If somebody else is continuing to have issues and they're not able to return or produce the type of outcomes they're looking to produce in their life, then we suggest, yes, you get highly specific blood work done that's looking at what's called neurosteroids that are hormones that are produced in the brain.
This wasn't even known to be a thing prior to 1985.
This certainly isn't understood within the military medical model or the Western medical model at large.
So if we can identify if this key chemistry in the brain has been altered due to the chronic inflammation, well, then we can reduce the inflammation.
He's the CEO of the Warrior Angels Foundation, a former Special Forces Green Beret who went from having to make these Super quick life and death decisions to then at one point not being able to even remember how to drive home.
And so, Andrew, I mean, you have the element, obviously, from your very legit traumatic brain injuries, but then it had to have been...
So damaging to your psyche in general.
Just, I imagine the identity crisis that comes with having been doing all of that and having this huge sense of purpose and adrenaline, and then all of a sudden, like, oh my goodness, now I have this injury.
And, I mean, there's just so much wrapped up in that.
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Yeah, Chris, it really is.
It's bone crushing.
And that was me. My whole identity was wrapped up around being a special forces guy and what I thought was leading men into battle and destroying evil.
And I never thought that there would be anything after that, or at least I would have time to think about and plan with my family what that next step would be.
This happens to many of our servicemembers and veterans, and forced to have that medical retirement, there's an identity crisis and a complete lack of purpose.
And I think that's what's plaguing the veteran community at large, in addition to society at large, is struggling for purpose and meaning where there is none.
That's a solo mission.
We have to figure out and identify what is our unique purpose, what is the value that we can bring to the world.
How can we continue our service once our quote-unquote service contracts are ended?
And that's the next big step.
And a big process of that is being able to have clarity of mind.
Talking about having a war on for your mind, there's a war on for the mind.
There's a war on for clarity of mind.
And if we can bring back that clarity of mind to these proven leaders, but to anyone, they're going to be back in the driver's seat of life, able to identify and pursue their unique purpose.
Do you think that that's like the go-to thing that they do?
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Yeah well we know that's the go-to thing all right so for traumatic brain injuries or post-traumatic stress there's two options when you're going the mainstream model and that's psychotherapy and these multitude of anti-depressants anti-anxiety and anti-psychotic medications which neither of them test much better than placebo and many of them have disastrous side effects so i had just a absolute horrible reactions to those and i know thousands So that's really what we've been out to do is to say, hey, there's an alternative.
There is a valid, evidence-based, and scientifically valid alternative to what we were sold as the one and only way.
The life sentence is this.
You will never return to normalcy unless you take this bag of medication that turns you off from being you.
So you've actually been able to help out a lot of people with your Warrior Angels Foundation.
So tell me about how many people have been able to help and how they find out about you.
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Yeah, so our website is warriorangelsfoundation.org, and we've financially supported over 1,000 individuals with the help of our medical director, Dr.
Mark Gordon of the Millennium Health Centers.
And we've done that.
We were pioneers in telehealth medicine before the COVID pandemic and bringing world-class care to our veteran cohorts wherever they were in the country and without having to leave the home.
So we're very proud of that. We've been expanding the program ever since then.
So now we've essentially had two models.
One is just purely a nutraceutical model, which is things that you can buy over-the-counter, many of which your audience is going to be well-conditioned and heard here.
And the other is the more personalized medicine, precision medicine, that is identifying someone's unique biochemical individuality in addition to their life circumstances and environment and look at all of those factors and then find exactly what's going on with that individual and treat that at the root cause.
So that's what we've been able to do.
And like I said, I'm not the exception to the rule.
We've been able to I identify to replicate the results just like mine over and over and over again.
And if I was diagnosed with so-called 30 plus disabilities, put on 13 double digit medications and told life is over for you, your wife is going to be your caregiver, And you're going to have to walk around with a pen and pad because you're not going to be able to remember going on and doing all the things that I've done in my life since then.
And I'm telling you, I've sold a lie.
And the lie is that we're not enough.
We are enough if we can put the brain and body back into the right environment because that is conducive to healing.
And that's been able to go through our foundation.
What you're doing is so amazing, and I'm so grateful that you were able to give this alternative to people.
We also approached a one-size-fits-all approach with the vaccine, with the mandate and thing.
Now that mandate has been removed, but a lot of people were discharged because they didn't want to follow this one-size-fits-all approach to get this experimental approach.
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So what are your thoughts on that?
My thought for a one-size-fits-all doesn't fit most.
And if you're going to tell me that I need something, then please take into account my unique biochemical individuality, my genetic expression, my environment, where I live, where I came from, and all those other factors, what my diet is, nutrition, air quality, water quality.
If you can't identify those things, then please don't tell me what I need to put in my body.
Yeah, so I'm an SCC licensed amateur radio operator, and I took the ham radio over to Germany when I was there.
One thing I did, I operated in...
No, I got the German call sign, the German ham radio call sign for the military.
So I had the call sign DA10U. I don't know how many...
Folks out there are even more aware of the ham radio anymore, but it's still out there.
We do provide emergency services.
In this case, this was an experiment I did.
I used a Commodore 128 computer and a modem that's called a modulator demodulator that plugged into the game cartridge port of that machine.
That plugged into the two-way radio and then the antenna pointed to the What's called packet radio network.
So that means it's done computer communication over the air in 87.
So from Southwest Germany, I connected to stations in big chain up through Northern Germany, through into Belgium, back down through France, back up through Switzerland.
To myself. And then the limiting factor was the time delay involved.
But yeah, it was just a little experiment, and I just wanted to see if people out there would want to know a little bit about that.
But yeah, that's played a part in my career.
Today, I'm an electronic and software engineer between jobs, like a lot of folks are.
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