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March 25, 2023 - Stew Peters Show
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JESUS. GUNS. AND BABIES. w/ Dr. Kandiss Taylor ft. CLAYTON LLEWELLEN Pt. 2
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And then all of a sudden, your backyard chickens aren't producing eggs?
Like, come on.
I mean, this is too coincidental to not have been done on purpose.
They're doing the same thing with the vegetable seeds.
You know, I mean, it's really hard to find heirloom seeds now.
And like I said, in Europe, they're making people test seeds.
We have to get seeds tested.
It's $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 a seed.
You gonna tell me mom and pop in their backyard are gonna start having to get all their seeds tested?
I mean, they're coming down on this stuff.
They're looking to control the food supply.
Hey everybody, welcome to Jesus Guns and Babies.
I'm your host, Dr.
Candice Taylor, and we're going to have on our second guest that we've ever had for the second time.
So I'm so excited.
Our first interviews are wonderful, but I feel like when we get them on a second time, we can really dig and get some really good information.
So you're going to be excited about this guy.
We're going to start with Zechariah 8, 12.
For there will be peace for the seed.
The vine will yield its fruit.
The land will yield its produce.
And the heavens will give their due.
And I will cause the remnant of this people to inherit all these things.
And I want to inherit all the good things with food.
Because when I go to the grocery store, I get so angry every single time.
I went and had two bags.
Two little plastic bags with $58 in it.
No meat today.
And I mean, I live in South Georgia.
I do not live in California.
My food prices should not be this high.
So I thought this is a very fitting verse for today.
And for our guest, which is Mr.
Clayton with Heaven's Harvest.
So welcome to the show, Clayton.
I'm so glad to have you back.
Hey Candice, thanks.
It's good seeing you again.
Yes, it's so good to have you.
So tell us what has been going on with you.
We know that you own Heaven's Harvest.
We know that you have a seed company.
And I actually was getting my hair done a while ago and I was telling my cosmetologist all about these seeds.
And she plants a garden and she said, I didn't know I couldn't replant my seeds.
I said, no, you can't take your seeds and replant them.
But I have a company that you can do that.
Like the seeds work like they're supposed to work.
And so I sent her your contact and she said, I'm going to order tonight.
I said, please do.
So anyway, we can start there if you want to, but what's going on with you?
Not much.
Busy, busy, busy.
I mean, it's just absolutely crazy right now.
I'm sure you see what's going on in the world around us.
So we are just nonstop.
I mean, I... We're sending out more seeds than we've ever sent out.
People are worried about this.
People are starting to pay attention.
It's good.
The more people that are ready for what could happen, the better off this country will be.
The seeds are heirloom seeds.
The funny thing is the whole story to the heirloom seeds is 10 years ago or so when we started this, I was working on farms in South Florida.
Watching these farmers every day spray just tons of pesticides on the crops.
And at that time, we had just had our first child, and I thought, man, this is what I'm feeding my kids.
And then I started researching it more and more and more, and a lot of the crops that they grow today on these big farms are called Roundup Ready crops.
Literally, you can spray Roundup all over these fields and it'll kill everything in that field except the crop.
How much of that's getting into our food?
Because the active ingredient in Roundup is the same thing we were spraying in Vietnam over the jungles to kill the jungles.
So it got me into wanting to do a garden.
Then I learned about heirloom seeds, what's the difference between heirlooms and hybrids and GMO seeds and all that, and what turned into a healthy way to feed my kids ended up turning into a healthy way to feed the country.
That's where we got started with the seeds.
But you're right.
A lot of the seeds you buy from your local hardware store, they don't want you to be able to take that seed and grow with it again.
If you can do that, you're just going to take the seeds out of your tomato or out of your watermelon and not have to buy seeds next year.
or your super center, we won't use their name, but, you know, they sell seeds too, and they don't reproduce, they don't keep going, and I don't think people know that, we know that concept from school, and growing up, you know, you think you can replant seeds, but it doesn't work that way anymore, because they've engineered but it doesn't work that way anymore, because they've engineered our seeds to be different on purpose, and I was telling, like I was telling the lady doing my hair, I said, you know, if we don't have an economy, and everything goes south, which it could, who knows what's going to happen, and you may have some seeds,
who knows what's going to happen, and you may have some seeds, So we have to have seeds that produce after their own kind, like you have to have that to function.
It's funny, I've talked to other people about this.
I think our government is moving in the direction of getting rid of heirloom seeds.
They don't want people to have these.
They've already done it in Europe and a few places where if you have an heirloom seed now, It's gotta be registered and tested and, I mean, tested, like, who knows what they're looking for, but they're making it hard to get heirloom seeds in Europe.
And this is Monsanto and these huge companies that are trying to, you know, put the small mom and pops out of business.
It's, look, it's comparable to the chicken feed thing we just had.
I'm sure you've heard about that.
Like, you know what?
Yeah, we're going to kill off millions of chickens, run the price of poultry and eggs up, and then all of a sudden your backyard chickens aren't producing eggs?
Like, come on.
I mean, this is too coincidental to not have been done on purpose.
Purpose.
We're doing the same thing with the vegetable seeds.
You know, I mean, it's really hard to find heirloom seeds now.
And like I said, in Europe, they're making people test seeds.
We have to get seeds tested.
It's $10,000, $15,000, $20,000 a seed.
You're going to tell me mom and pop in their backyard are going to start having to get all their seeds tested?
I mean, they're coming down on this stuff.
They're looking to control the food supply.
They absolutely want to control the food supply because they have power then because we have to eat.
They want to control our guns and want to register all of them and control that so we can't protect ourselves and be safe.
And then they want us all to get shot up with this chemical that changes our DNA so that we're like not Human.
So that they can kill us.
Everything they're doing purposefully.
Oh, and the derailments of the trains that are getting toxic chemicals in our water supply there.
I mean, you can't make it up.
It's like a really bad, apocalyptic movie.
You know, it's terrible in a time.
No, I agree.
And it's, I mean, we've, there's so many mistakes.
Let's call them mistakes.
At this point, are these mistakes?
Are these really accidents?
I mean, we've had hundreds of food processing facilities burnt down.
You see what's going on with the banking system right now.
Again, I'm not an economist.
I'm not a banker.
I'm not an executive.
But SVP, from everything I've read, was in pretty dang good shape.
You know what I mean?
They had 42% of their deposits loaned out.
This was a Fed problem.
They purchased government bonds that are supposed to be one of the safest things you can purchase.
The Feds knew that when they started raising rates like this, this was going to be the outcome.
This was going to happen.
I was reading about it two or three months ago that these big investors and stuff were expecting this to happen.
I think we're going to find out here in a couple of weeks that JP Morgan and some of these bigger banks Probably caused the run on SVP to soliciting their depositors, their big depositors, to start pulling their cash.
I think it's only a matter of time before that comes out.
Well, we're so glad that we have our good friend Terry Sacka over at Cornerstone Metals to assets.
And so you can go to Cornerstone and you can order from Terry and get you some gold and silver.
And it's God's money.
And that's what I hope everyone does.
That's what my husband and I were.
And we talked about this when I met you the first time, Clayton.
You buy whatever you have extra for the month.
You invest there.
So you know that you're going to have it forever.
Yeah.
I just got a thousand ounces off of him two days ago.
So...
Again, there we go.
We wait for something bad to happen before we start stocking up again.
I was talking to somebody about this today.
If something bad does happen, you've got one chance to buy food.
And when the accident happens, it's game over.
You're too late at that point.
Oh yeah.
Even if you wanted to give it to everybody, you can't because you won't have it.
There's no way.
While we're talking about the Monstana, all these people that want to control the seeds, you know what comes to my mind are all these planes that fly over with these trail of white...
Something, clouds, chemtrails, whatever people call them, all over the sky.
And so why don't we talk about that, Clayton?
Like, what's your opinion on that?
What do you know about that?
Can I be honest with you?
I didn't always fall for that or believe that or subscribe to that.
But after hearing, like, in Dubai and stuff where they're seeding the clouds to make it rain, like...
Really makes you start to wonder what's going on.
It is.
I don't see the purpose of it.
I just don't.
If it's had a legit purpose, then tell us what the purpose is.
Your guess is as good as mine on that.
I couldn't tell you.
It's crazy.
It just doesn't make sense.
And then just all the random things that are happening, it doesn't really feel random.
It looks like they have like a purpose because they're very specific when they do these things.
But the chemtrails, I mean, my husband's been looking into that for a long time.
It's like, it just doesn't, something's not adding up.
That makes sense.
Yeah, no, I agree.
And like, you know, the too many random things going on right now, that's what makes me nervous.
You know what I mean?
Like from the banks to train derailments.
It's, I honestly, I don't think they fixed the system right in 2008.
We put a Band-Aid on it.
We've artificially held interest rates at almost near zero.
They printed trillions of dollars when COVID hit.
We've known this was coming.
This is the outcome of bad monetary policy.
I know 2008 hasn't been fixed yet.
Do I think it's going to fall apart next week?
Do I think it's going to fall apart in a month?
Like, I honestly think that they know that there's a problem right now, and this country's built on war.
As bad as that sounds, this country's built on war.
We need war to keep the economy moving.
For the last 20 years, we've had a war.
Sometimes it honestly makes me wonder if they're trying to start up World War III again.
You know what I mean?
We've got the mess in Ukraine.
We've got Russian jets.
Knocking drones out of the sky.
Every time you turn around, China's up to the same thing.
Random balloons.
Yeah, we've got balloons.
I mean, before you attack an adversary, what do you want to do?
Gain as much intel on them as you can.
I mean, they drift a balloon across the country, and we all sit there and watch it, you know?
But it's like, it's going on in China.
It's going on in Ukraine.
North Korea's back at it.
Like, I think they're looking for a reward to get us out of this mess they've put us in.
And they've intentionally done this.
I believe they're looking for a digital currency.
I think we're going to be pushed into a digital currency.
The dollar obviously isn't worth anything.
It hasn't been anything worth for a while.
The rest of the world is starting to pick up on that.
Everybody's trying to get out of the dollar now and trading the Ripple or whatever.
You know, it's a mess they put us in, and I think we're going to have to fight to get out of it.
And Clayton, I just don't know what that's going to look like.
What is it going to look like to transition?
Well, look, here's the part of what I think it's going to look like.
And again, the side that I'm always looking at is the food side of it.
You know, that's kind of where I always gravitate to.
This country has always been food independent.
We're one of the few countries in the world that's been able to do that.
Partially, we're isolated.
The United States is incredible with what's here.
The United States is a miniature world.
We've got everything from prairies to mountains to swamps.
You get over into Europe and it's one geographical feature in each area.
Foreign countries don't have the luxury that we have, but we've always been food independent.
And it's probably our greatest natural resource is that we can grow enough food here at home to support ourselves.
When World War I broke out, when World War II broke out, just what we grew here fed the world.
I mean, fed the allied forces.
We've sent so much of this overseas and not just manufacturing overseas.
We've sent so much of our food production overseas that we're no longer independent.
You know what I mean?
Our beef herd in the United States is the lowest it's been in 50 years.
Well, why is that?
Because we're getting it out of Brazil.
Our oranges.
I don't want to pick on oranges.
You don't need oranges to live.
No, you don't.
But our oranges are no longer grown in Florida.
They're in Brazil.
Our wheat and our barley, a lot of that stuff's imported.
Our fertilizer to grow this stuff.
As much as I hate being in South Florida and seeing the fertilizer pits down there where they're getting phosphate, this stuff's being imported out of Ukraine now.
So much of our food production comes from all over this world that if a bad world war breaks out again, we won't be able to feed ourselves.
We won't be able to feed ourselves.
Well, I wish I had talked to you yesterday.
I should have called you because my 15-year-old had a project due for human geography.
She's got AP, Advanced Placement, Human Geography.
So it's like a college-level course as a freshman in high school.
And they had this assignment where they had to go in the...
grocery store and they had to look at perishables and they had to take a picture of like where they like the the vegetable fruit meat whatever and where it came from and I thought well there's not gonna be a whole lot different in the meat of where it came from oh yeah In the meat.
And then I knew, you know, the vegetables and fruit would have more, you know, coming from different places.
But I'm still thinking probably mostly in the States, maybe a little bit in other.
Oh, no.
It was crazy.
Almost every bit of fruit in there came from other countries and places I wouldn't even think of.
It was nuts.
Yep.
Well, look, our food's coming from out of this country.
They're limiting the seeds that we can buy.
And a lot of people don't realize this.
We've got a 90-day supply of food in this country.
You know, from the time it leaves the field to the time it ends up on your dinner plate, there's a 90-day supply.
That's not long.
You know what I mean?
Like, we have a 90-day supply of toilet paper.
You see how quick that can go.
Oh, yeah.
You put a little bit of urgency on food and that 90-day supply will be cut down to a two-week supply.
And again, that's the stuff that worries me.
They've ruined all our infrastructure for manufacturing, for the food manufacturing facilities.
I mean, hundreds of them have burnt down.
They've been strategically burnt.
I read a report the other day that 10 years ago they had I believe it was somebody in the FDA and some of those guys that they sent out, well, it's kind of like they did with 9-11.
You know what I mean?
They had, after 9-11 got attacked, or after the Twin Towers got attacked in the basements, they started having contractors come in and tell us, hey, how's this going to happen?
You know, and there's a great book on it.
I think it's called We Were Brothers, but there's a great book on that, that they brought in the security team and said, where are our vulnerabilities?
Where are we going to get attacked?
And they told them two years before it happened, they're going to run a plane into this thing.
Like, I mean, people were predicting this stuff.
Well, they just did the same thing with our food, you know what I mean?
Where are our vulnerabilities at?
Where do we have to tighten up, you know?
And he said, well, look, your food manufacturing facilities, like, there's a giant weakness there.
There's no security there, you know?
Your processing plants, like, these are your weaknesses.
Well, ironically, you know, the guy just came back out and said that, you know, everything that's burnt down, everything that's happened here in the last year, like, we wrote a report about this 10 years ago, and almost, like, the specific facility that burnt down was mentioned in my report.
So, I mean, we still don't know why these things burnt down, who burnt them down, what happened.
All we know is nobody got hurt, and I'm grateful for that.
But how is it we've had, what, over 100 and some food processing facilities burnt down?
And again, that sounds awful to say it, but nobody's been hurt.
Again, I'm super grateful for that, but that really raises a lot of suspicion for me.
Real strategic.
Yeah, they're strategic.
The poultry place is burning down.
We're killing millions of chickens.
We're killing millions of pigs.
Why are we doing this?
What's going on?
And we're using PCR tests.
To determine whether they've got avian flu or not, if we need to kill millions of them.
Like, we know how reliable these PCR tests are.
We used them for COVID. Right.
Half the time they didn't even work.
You know, false positive.
Like, well, great.
So, thank gosh they weren't killing us if they came up positive.
I mean, we're killing millions of chickens over these PCR tests.
Well, they're killing us.
Like, you got COVID, you need to go get a shot to prevent you from having it again.
But the shot's really going to give it to you over and over and over.
We're just telling you that.
And it's really going to cause clots and it's going to cause fibrous white stuff all over your body.
And you're probably going to have a stroke and you're going to get some random cancer that comes up and it's stage four immediately and you're going to die.
So do that.
Inject yourself with that.
I mean, I'm telling you, it's like a really bad apocalyptic movie.
It is crazy.
You couldn't have told me in 2020 in July and August when I was campaigning for U.S. Senate and I was seeing all the Trump signs everywhere and all the people fired up in Georgia.
Like, you could never have made me believe.
It would not have mattered what you said to me.
Hey, they're going to use mules and they're going to cheat in the machines and you're going to find this and this and they're going to blow up this Plants and they're going to have trains derail and the financial system is going to fall.
I wouldn't have believed it.
You couldn't have convinced me.
It's so outrageous.
I know.
That's everything going on right now.
We've become so numb to it now.
They can do whatever they want to do.
It's in the news one day and it's out the door.
Holy cow.
Is anybody else paying attention to this?
It's like mass trauma.
It's like, you're right.
It's numb.
We're desensitized.
It's like, we're so brainwashed and programmed.
Okay.
Oh, banks are closing.
Okay.
Well, let me go to work and let me go to ball practice and let me go get to the fast food restaurant.
Oh, so you're saying that our dollar doesn't mean anything and we may not even have money anymore?
Oh, really?
People are so in there.
I feel like they're in like a sitcom or Hunger Games or I don't know, some like weird alternate universe.
And that's what scares me right now.
Like, I don't think, well, I don't want to over push this, but do you realize how bad this bank collapse is?
Like, The second worst ever in history.
Yes.
And now, I mean, you've got Credit Suzy in Switzerland that's being bailed out.
I mean, these are huge, huge banks.
And the thing is, there is nothing, nothing the Fed can do to fix this.
This is the Fed's problem.
This is because of their actions.
They can't raise interest rates anymore.
I mean, we're trying to fight inflation.
The only way to do that is to raise interest rates.
But the reason these banks are crashing is because they're raising interest rates.
So what do you do to get out of this?
I mean, where are you going to turn?
What are you going to do?
If you stop raising interest rates, inflation is going to keep going crazy.
You're going to do a war.
And that's what I think.
I believe the only answer out of this is another war.
I hate to say that.
I mean, millions of people could die.
And I mean, now we're fighting with, you know, nuclear weapons.
I was going to say, this isn't the same playing field.
Nope.
Nope.
And I'll tell you what, if we're here in America, we've always been sheltered by two oceans.
Yeah, they can shoot missiles around the world now in 90 minutes.
Like, we're not sheltered by anything anymore.
And we're fighting two superpowers.
You know, one in China, one in Russia.
That owns half of our land.
I mean, we've got China-owned land everywhere.
They're over here on our soil watching what we're doing, like...
We could have arsenals ready to take us out right now.
But, you know, they're a little scared because we're all armed.
And we're so...
We have this, like, spirit of freedom inside of us.
I just wish that people would quit being so...
I'm trying to think of the movie that's set for wives.
Like, they're so conditioned to this just monotone, lackadaisical, like, no facial affect, flat.
I want them to be passionate and I want them to care and I want them to, hey, let me buy some seed right now because I need, you know, maybe I don't need it, but maybe I do.
And let me have it just in case.
And, you know, I'm not a doomsday person.
I'm not a negative person.
I'm very positive.
But you have to use some common sense.
And right now you're seeing all these things happen.
Don't be numbed out and stupid.
And then later Clayton's over there crying because he cannot ship you anything because there's nothing to ship.
Look, and that's the thing about this stuff.
We don't get do-overs.
There is no do-over in this game.
This isn't like your homeowner's insurance.
You know what I mean?
Your house burns down.
Ah, I didn't have insurance on it.
That sucks.
I'm going to get insurance on my next one.
If something bad happens and you need to eat, you need food, you die.
You don't get to say, ah, next time I'll get more food.
Next time I'll learn to grow a garden.
Next time I'm going to be prepared.
But again, there's a lot of people that are prepared.
I mean, millions of people.
We send food to your neighbor and you don't even know he's a prepper.
You get a lot of people that have that misconception like, ah, these guys are hunkered down in a bunker on top of a mountain, you know, surrounded by national forests and 50 acres.
They've got guns and ammo and, you know, water supplies and tanks.
And no, they don't.
Like, these are the neighbors living next door to you that have kind of woken up or, you know, they've already been in a bad situation.
You know what I mean?
They've already gone through a tornado.
They've already gone through a hurricane.
They've already been on top of a mountain in California and realized, wait a second, it may only snow here once every 20 years, but when it does, I'm not going to be able to get off this mountain for 30 days.
It takes something like that, and it's sad, but it takes something like that to wake a lot of people up.
The only problem with this game is there's no second chance.
You don't get to hit reset.
You've got to have it.
Either you have it or you don't, and if you don't, Your odds are surviving at the end of it aren't very good.
But Candace, it doesn't take a lot to do this.
You know what I mean?
That's kind of the scary part.
Like I said, this isn't like you're living in a bunker on top of a mountain.
You know, the first thing, and this was always my misconception about survival too, is the minute somebody says that, I'm thinking, okay, I'm going to go get my tent ready.
I need to learn how to start a campfire with sticks.
Like, you know what I mean?
Like, I'm going to go out in the woods.
I ain't going out in the woods.
My wife doesn't want to go out in the woods and go camping.
She'd kill me.
But what is the first thing that happens when something bad happens?
We all learned this two years ago.
What's the first thing they told us?
Go home and shelter in place.
That's where I want to be.
I want to be in my bed.
I want to be under my own roof.
I want to eat at my kitchen table.
The reality of it is that's where you're going to have to learn to survive.
And the good news is you've got most of what you need there already.
The three basics to survival are shelter, food, and water.
Shelter, we can check that one off.
The water, that's a big deal.
A lot of people don't have any way to contain water.
They don't have any way to filter water.
This is the simplest stuff you can do.
Get home tonight and spend a half hour thinking about it.
30 minutes.
That's all it takes.
You know what I mean?
Like, if something bad happens, if the power goes out, like, where am I going to get water?
A lot of people are on a well that requires electric.
A lot of people are on city water, which, yeah, that's great.
There's a tank in the sky somewhere that's, you know, going to put pressure on that for a little while, but eventually that tank's going to run out.
Before that tank runs out, have a way to get as much water as you possibly can, you know?
And if you look at our website, like, I've tested, I've tried all this stuff.
I've worked through the bugs.
I've figured out what works, what doesn't work.
Like, this one's garbage.
Let's keep this one.
You know, we used to get phone calls all the time, like, don't you guys have, like, a 50-gallon tank?
Well, you know what?
I tried 50-gallon tanks.
Like, if you're living out in the country, they're great.
But how are you going to move a 50-gallon tank?
You know what I mean?
50 gallons of water is 350 pounds.
How are you going to tote that around?
How are you going to take care of it?
You can't.
It's too much.
Most of them are outside.
Most people want to catch rainwater.
Again, that's great, but now you've got bugs and parasites and algae and everything else growing in that tank.
I landed on a three and a half gallon, what's called water brick.
My kids can carry it around.
It's 20 pounds.
There's nothing to it.
When I need it, I can set it on my countertop.
It's got a spigot that screws onto it.
We can cook with it.
We can drink with it.
I keep them flushed in and out.
It's something that once a month, I just know on the first of the month, like, hey, refill the water breaks.
You know, but tonight when everybody gets home, think about the first place you can go to get water.
Is it your pool?
Is there a stream down the road?
Is there a pond down the road?
Do you live next to a river?
Because the first thing you have to do is figure out how to get that.
And if it's in limited supply, everybody else is going to be trying to figure out how to get it too.
You know what I mean?
So have a way to capture it.
Have a way to get it home with you.
When you get it home, We've got different water bottles that will filter that water.
So if you get out of the sewer, we can filter it.
You know, we've got individual bottles.
We've got what's called a pump to pure.
It's all mechanical.
Doesn't require electricity.
You can do it with your hands.
A six-year-old can do it.
You know, but this thing will filter a couple hundred gallons of drinkable water.
So Clayton, if I have a pond in my backyard, so say that happened to me, then I would, is that what you would say I needed as a pump to pump?
It's a pump to pure is what it is.
They're on our website.
You can stick the water in a five-gallon bucket.
You know what I mean?
And I really like the water bricks because they're self-contained.
They stack real easy.
You can get buckets and stuff like that, but it's hard to fit a bucket underneath your bed.
These water bricks will actually lock together, stack together.
You can slide them underneath your bed.
You can stack 50 of them up in a closet.
And they're square, so there's no wasted space with them or anything like that.
But I would pump the water out of your pond or dip it in a five-gallon bucket, get it back up to your house, and you can use that pump to pure to put it into a clean container so that you can put it inside and drink it.
Another thing to keep in mind, if it's coming out of a pond or a river or something like that, and once you filter it, it's a good idea.
It takes two drops per gallon To chlorinate water.
Two drops per gallon.
So the water brick is three and a half gallons.
It'll take seven drops.
Or whatever you choose to put it in.
Keep a little Clorox around your house.
That'll chlorinate it for you.
If it's coming out of a public system, it's already chlorinated.
You don't need to do that.
You mean like bleach?
Bleach.
Yep.
Have you ever turned on the public tap every once in a while and you're like, I can smell chlorine in that?
Yes.
It may just be a little high dose, but there's chlorine in that water.
But that's what you use to kill anything in it.
You know what I mean?
You don't want to go drinking bad water in a survival situation.
You're going to be in more trouble.
But like I said, when you get home, just take 30 minutes to think about it.
Where am I going to get water from?
What's my easiest source to grab it?
Because I need to get it back to the house to get ready.
Food.
When it comes to food, that's the third thing you need to worry about.
If the power is out or a snowstorm like in California, it knocks the power out.
A hurricane knocks the power out.
A tornado knocks the power out.
Earthquakes, volcanoes, this stuff all knocks the power grid off.
And I can tell you the last thing they're worried about is hooking the power back up.
There's a lot of infrastructure that needs to go back up before you can do that.
This balloon, they just flew across the country.
I know it sounds silly and conspiracy theorist here, but we just watched them do it.
There's nothing to put an EMP on a balloon like that and send it across the country.
That would knock out the power for half the country.
You can see these idiots are trying to make us go green as it is, and we can't keep the power on right now.
So, I mean, this isn't something that we're talking about that's unrealistic.
A terrorist attack could knock out power transformers in this country in an afternoon, and it would be years before we could get them fixed.
Well, if you're talking, Clayton, about World War III, which is not, that's not conspiracy theory.
That's totally plausible with what we see going on all over the country.
I mean, all over the world.
And even in our country, we're not as even progressed in that direction as much as other big superpowers are.
So that is totally a viable scenario.
And so if they wanted to disarm Americans, we are fully armed.
So how are they going to disarm us?
They're going to starve us.
How are you going to starve us?
Oh, we're going to catch electricity.
Yep.
Yep.
No, if something like that happened, they could starve.
Within two weeks, this country would be completely destroyed.
I mean, completely destroyed.
I don't even know if it'd take two weeks.
You know what I mean?
They would destroy the grocery stores.
There'd be looting everywhere.
It would go fast.
You know, but to bring us back to food, you know what I mean?
Like if the power goes out, everybody, you know, I listen to some people tell me once in a while, I got a thousand pounds of meat in my freezer.
Yeah.
Let me see.
Eat a thousand pounds of meat in a week.
Because as soon as it defrost, you're going to use it for bait.
That's about it.
Yep.
Yep.
So between your refrigerator and your freezer, there's about a week's worth of food there.
Hopefully, you live up north and you can just open it up and stow it outside and keep it frozen.
But if you can't, you know what I mean?
You've got about a week's worth of food in your refrigerator and freezer.
And then look at your pantry.
That's when you go for your pantry.
Again, I know at my house, roughly a week.
Maybe.
You know what I mean?
When we get cold winter days up here, my wife feels like she's at the grocery store twice a week and when she's ready to go, we're eating crumbs.
So pantries may not even hold a week if you're lucky.
But this is where you got to have like some kind of a survival food.
You know what I mean?
Like it's something that can last 25 years, something that's freeze dried, something that doesn't take a lot of preparation.
Because Clayton, talk to him about this, because we talked about this when I first came and met you.
I have a huge bag of jasmine rice, just huge, and I have beans, I have cans of beans, and I have some canned vegetables, and I have a lot of dried beans.
I have bags and bags of dried beans, probably 30 bags of dried beans.
But that doesn't last long, and you don't want to eat rice and beans every single meal for, I guess you're going to be eating it for two weeks, you're going to run out of food.
Nope, you're absolutely right.
And look, Candice, the deal is like when you're in some kind of a stressful situation like that, and we've all been in not even a survival situation, just a stressful situation.
When you've had a stressful day at work, what makes you feel good at the end of the day?
A good meal.
It lifts your spirits, puts you in a good mood, gives you energy.
You know what I mean?
And that's so important to be able to do that.
And that's why with our food, we kind of opted away from the rice and the beans and stuff like that.
Because at the end of the day, I want something good to eat.
You know what I mean?
Something to make me feel good again.
There's nothing wrong with rice and beans.
It's important to have them.
Do not buy them from me.
Go to Walmart.
They're much cheaper at Walmart.
I don't have to package them.
I don't have to box them.
I don't have to ship them to you.
You need rice and beans.
Get that stuff at Walmart.
As far as the foods and the meals go, that's what we're doing.
That's what we've done with our buckets.
They all come like in a six serving pouch you know like it's a mylar foil bag once you open it it's really resealable you don't have to cook it all at once And I'll be honest with you, for a four-person family, there's more in that bag than what you think.
It's called a six serving, but once you add water to it and that food expands again, quite honestly, it's probably two meals for six people.
You know, I mean, it'd be dinner two nights in a row.
So, like I said, there's a lot more there than what it feels like.
The freeze-drying process completely sucks all the water out of it.
I mean, it sucks it down to nothing.
So it's a great way to store it.
It's a great way to transport it.
You know, I mean, it's as little a space as possible.
So what do you do?
You add the water and then you do, and I'm saying water, but I try to say water because I know that my people in North Georgia, they're like, when you say water on your show, I just giggle every time.
I'm like, okay, y'all give me a break.
I live in South Georgia.
I'm going to try to say water for y'all.
But anyway, when you add the water to it, then do you heat it up or like, what do you do?
Yep.
Look, and I'll take you through the whole process here.
Power's out.
You know what I mean?
Like, and this is back to spend 30 minutes figuring out how you're going to cook food.
A lot of people have a stove at their house.
Wood stove.
A lot of people have a fireplace.
I mean, these are things that are just in most houses.
You all got them in South Georgia?
Oh, yeah.
I mean, I have a gas stove.
All right.
Don't tell anybody because they wanted me to get rid of my gas stove with the government.
We're going to take that from you.
Is it propane?
No, it's like a natural gas.
Natural gas.
All right.
Well, you may have to do a little more work than the rest of us.
Like, up here, we've got propane.
I've got a 500.
We have propane like fish fryers, like fish cookers.
Well, this is kind of like natural gas.
And low country bowl.
Like, we do like a...
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Well, and hey, that stuff's important.
You know what I mean?
That works perfect.
You're talking about...
You got that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But we've got like an underground propane tank where we're at.
It's 500 gallons.
I try to keep it as full as I can all the time because if the power goes out, I can still use the propane.
You know, if you've got a wood stove, like, again, this is one of those things, like, if the power goes out, oh, no, we can't cook on our electric stove.
Hey, we got a wood stove.
You know what I mean?
You can cook on top of a wood stove.
You can boil water on top of a wood stove.
If you've got a fireplace, again, hopefully...
Well, hopefully you've got some wood laying around.
You got a grill?
Yes.
All right, go out to your grill, pull the grate off the top of it, and stick it in your fireplace.
Now you can start a fire, put the grate in there, and start boiling water on top of that.
For people that don't have that kind of stuff, we've got on our website what's called a Kelly Kettle.
And it's a little campfire kind of a deal that's self-contained that you can heat water on top of it.
You know what I mean?
Whether you're drinking the water, whether you want to cook with the water.
I mean, you can eat this stuff cold, but I can promise you a warm meal at the end of the day is going to make you feel better than anything.
You've got wood.
Hopefully you've got wood laying around your yard.
This is going to sound awful, so don't hold this to me, but you can burn books.
You can burn clothes.
You can burn furniture.
You know what I mean?
So you've got all these.
Don't go burning all your clothes.
Don't go burning all your blankets.
You may need that stuff.
But look around and think about, what could I burn first?
You know what I mean?
Like, do that now because when you're in a stressful situation, I mean, we talk about EMTs or, you know, we talk about our soldiers.
They train over and over and over again so that when they get in a stressful situation, they already know what they're doing.
They don't even have to think about it.
You know, sit down.
I'm sure everybody sat down.
If there's a fire in my house, how am I going?
Which way am I going?
Which way are my kids going?
Where are we meeting up?
Like, do this too for a survival situation.
You know what I mean?
Like, okay, I'm getting my water from here.
I'm eating the food out of my refrigerator first.
I'm eating it out of my pantry second.
We're grabbing our Heaven's Harvest survival food from under the bed.
I've got my water bricks here.
Put together a little first aid kit.
Go to Walmart and spend $50 and buy a little plastic container.
Put together a first aid kit with a flashlight in it, some matches, a lighter.
Like, this stuff's so important.
Close it, stick it in the closet.
I mean, people waste $150 on dinner.
Go waste $50 at Walmart on a little survival kit.
You know, it'll be worth every penny you need.
It'll be worth every penny if the time comes and you need it.
Yep.
But think about where you can cook food, where you can heat this stuff up at.
It's so important to think about it now and not when the time comes and you're in a bad rush to try and figure it out.
Yeah, you're so right.
I was sitting here going through all my things in my house and all these things in my head because you don't think about it.
But as a counselor, I know how trauma works.
And when you get in crisis mode, you're exactly right, Clayton.
Your brain shuts down.
And it's hard for you to process those things.
And everybody responds to trauma different.
And when you think about, I've lost everything, the country's gone, or you have the fear of that, and you have children, then you go into a different mode.
And either you're going to go into a mode that's good or a very unhealthy mode.
It's derailment and you actually could lose your mind and be committed but wouldn't have the ability to.
So it is really critical.
It helps you with anxiety and fear if you have a plan.
So it's not a bad thing.
It's a good thing to have a plan.
Yeah.
And most people don't for this because you know who has plans for survival situations?
Crazy people that live on a mountain in a bunker.
Yeah.
Like, this isn't for crazy people.
This is for every American.
You know what I mean?
We all need to be able to take care of ourselves.
And the sad thing is we live in a society now where everybody thinks somebody else is going to take care of them.
Yeah.
That's not the reality of it.
You know what I mean?
Like, if this gets bad, Uncle Sam's not going to show up to help you.
Well, it's a utopian bubble.
I'm telling you, it's like a utopian society.
We've gotten so far removed from reality, and it's like, oh, this digital stuff will be here, and my cell phone, I mean, of course I'm going to have my cell phone, so nobody has a landline anymore, and nobody has all the things that used to function that you wouldn't go off of electricity shut off, or you don't have it.
You just don't.
It'd be crazy to, I mean, Give people 24 hours without electricity and see what happens.
I mean, it'll be insane.
It'll be crazy.
And like I said, it scares me that our government has made this many mistakes.
Like, can we even call them mistakes at this point?
I mean, are you intentionally steering us down this road?
You know our financial system is a disaster.
It can't be fixed.
Can't be.
Like, I mean, if anything, they're going to kick the can down the road a little bit more, but we're getting closer to the end.
You know, either we're going to have super inflation if they keep doing what they're doing, or we're going to have the collapse of banks.
Like I said, that bank wasn't in bad shape.
I mean, I don't think there's anybody on Wall Street that would tell you if you loaned out 42% of your deposits that you're going to be in bad shape.
And these guys invested in government bonds that are one of the safest things to invest in.
I mean, don't let the secret out, but a lot of pensions are invested in government bonds.
The FDIC, the bank or the FDIC's funds that they have set aside to bail out banks, Is invested in these same bonds that caused SVP to collapse.
Like, don't let that get out of the bank.
Don't tell anybody.
Yeah.
You know what I mean?
That's reality.
It's not just this bank.
It's our whole, it's the whole system is in the same boat that SVP is in.
The exact same boat.
You know what I mean?
There's just, like I said, I think you're going to find out that the guys at JPMorgan or some of these bigger banks were soliciting depositors to Jump ship on them, and there they go.
They want us to fail.
It's so crazy, and I know it does.
It sounds like conspiracy, but the thing is, is everything has been correct, and that's what I'm saying.
In 2020, in July, August of 2020, you could never have even told me 20% of what happened Since then, would have happened.
And that was even after COVID release.
I still wouldn't have been able to conceptualize what has happened to us.
It's so crazy.
It doesn't make sense.
That's why I think it's purposeful.
No, I agree.
I can't make sense of it either.
But I can tell you, the more dumb stuff they do, the more important it is to have, you know, food and water in place in case something happens.
And I think it's going to happen.
Like, I think we're, the clock is ticking.
This isn't something you can redo if you fail at it the first time.
So, be ready.
You know what I mean?
Don't Don't wait till the bombs dropped and, you know, call me.
It's because it's too late at that point.
You know, it'll be too late to go to the grocery store.
You know, it's important to be ready for this.
You know, you buy health insurance, you buy automobile insurance, like buy some food insurance.
It may save your life.
You know, I was thinking, Clayton, like, listening to you, like, you have several companies.
You have the C Company, and you have this company, and you have a fencing company.
You're just different things.
And this is not like, oh, my gosh, this is how you make all of your money.
No, you have many other companies, but your heart is in this company.
No, absolutely.
Because you care so much about people being fed.
Yep.
No, we do several things.
Like you said, we do several things.
This one here could save lives.
Yep.
It could save lives.
So I'm really passionate about this.
I'm passionate about opening people's eyes to what's going on.
Like I said, it started out with the seed kit.
They went, hey, look, this is the garbage they're feeding us.
We wonder why everybody's dying of cancer now.
Let's look at what we're eating.
Let's look at what we're putting in the body.
So it started out as...
You know, it started out as a thing for my kids to start feeding them healthier that turned into a hurricane in Florida and like, oh, wait a second, maybe I should have some survival food.
I'm not by myself anymore.
You know, and that's another thing.
Like, when we're young and dumb, it's just us.
Like, I remember my first hurricane, I went and bought a case of beer and thought this is going to be fun.
You know, you go through that same hurricane with kids, it's like, wait a second, I got three other people that depend on me here to make sure that they're okay.
And that opened my eyes, you know, to wait a second, like, we need a seed kit.
And I'd actually bought some food from another survival food company that when I opened it up and started really looking at it, I was like, man, this is garbage.
Like, this is being sold to me as a year's worth of food, and there's like three months in here at best.
It was full of rice and beans.
It was full of drink mixes.
It had pudding in it.
Not really wholesome meals.
It wasn't the quantity that it said it was either.
I know you and I talked about that.
It was embarrassing.
It was.
Again, nobody regulated the serving size and stuff like that of a meal.
These companies were saying you need three servings a day, a breakfast, lunch, and a dinner.
It turns out that serving size was a tablespoon of rice.
What am I going to do with that?
If you've bought survival food in the past, pull it out and look at it.
You may think you've got a year of food sitting in your closet, and you don't.
You've got three months.
So take a good hard look at what you got.
But, you know, we've added a bunch of new stuff too.
Since we talked last time, we've added a bunch of number 10 cans.
We've got fruits and vegetables and butter, mashed potatoes, pancake mix.
We've got coffee.
These cans start at like 20 bucks.
Again, this is in your pantry.
It'll last for 25 years.
Don't touch it.
Stick it up top.
Stick it in the back so that if you need it, it's there.
We just added a new bucket.
It's a $109 bucket of food.
It's got 10,000 calories in it, so it's almost a week's worth of food for an adult for $109.
Again, don't, oh my gosh, that's so expensive.
Think about how much you spend right now to feed yourself for a week.
I'll bet it's more than $109.
I mean, $58 today with two little bags that had no meal.
I look at my buckets now that two years ago, I remember thinking, especially on our protein bucket, it's got beef, chicken, and eggs in it.
I remember when all that stuff started going up and I was thinking, oh my gosh, man, this stuff's so expensive.
Holy cow.
Yeah, I wish I'd have got a lot more of them because now it's even more expensive.
I know it.
You could be eating that stuff right now and saving money at the grocery store.
I know.
Well, and I was going to say, too, I want people to, right now, no matter what, go and order seeds.
Because, yes, they need these buckets, and y'all have to do that.
So if you need to wait to payday or you need to order one and then order one and then build up until you have enough supply to last, I mean, you recommend 90 days, don't you, Clayton?
Well, two to three months, I would start with two to three months.
That's a good place to start.
Honestly, six months to a year isn't going to hurt.
It's delicious food.
It's just as affordable as going to the grocery store.
So you can eat this stuff, you know what I mean, in place of going to the grocery store.
I don't recommend that.
I would stick it somewhere where, you know, Where you can use it in an emergency situation, but if it gets to the point where you're like, well, we're going to eat that this week, you can absolutely eat this stuff right now.
We eat it all the time.
Especially when my wife's in a rush and we got ball games going on or something, it's so easy to come home, boil some water, dump a bag of that stuff in it, and six minutes later, we've got a meal.
Yeah.
But 90 days doesn't hurt.
I recommend two to three months.
You know what I mean?
Yeah.
I guess my math is off there.
90 days, three months.
That's where I'm at on it.
I think that's where everybody needs to start.
Yeah.
And I know because I have a few things.
I haven't done what I need to do, so I'm going to.
But the first thing I do have is a ton of seeds.
And so Ryan is so looking forward to going and planting seeds for the first time with his heirloom seeds.
And so...
Everybody can do that.
We're still in a place where we can do that and learn how to plant, learn how to grow your own food, and do that right now while you can.
And you're in a learning curve, and we're not totally where we are in devastation have to do it.
So that, like we talked about earlier, so you prep in your mind for what could happen so it's not so foreign if it does happen that you're scared.
Hey, I've planted before.
I've grown food before.
It's not hard.
So order seeds today.
Like right now, get that done.
And then go ahead and plan out and look at the buckets and say, okay, I need 90 days.
I need three minutes supply.
So what can I afford right now while I'm ordering my seeds?
And then I'll plan next time I get paid and next time I get paid.
And Ryan and I are both public school educators.
We're on a budget.
So I understand...
Food has gone up so much.
It's gone up so much because of inflation that I'm feeling it and I'm not putting as much in savings and toward our vacation and all those things.
So this is an extra expense.
And so for me, I can't just order 90 days right here.
I wouldn't do that because I need to budget myself.
So do that.
Budget, but don't wait and order later.
Go ahead and do it now.
Don't think I'm going to do it one day because what if the bank's collapsing in a month and you've ordered nothing?
Yep.
Yep.
No, you're absolutely right.
I can't afford to go out there and spend what needs to be spent for a year's worth of food for my family.
Couldn't do it.
But I can start out with a bucket.
You know what I mean?
We've got a food club.
And we've had people on our food club for eight, nine years now.
They get one bucket a month.
You know what I mean?
It comes right out of their account.
We send them the bucket.
They don't even think about it.
I'm guessing a lot of people aren't going to miss, you know, $100 a month.
But now they've stocked up for the last eight years and they're good to go.
You know what I mean?
It's just been a little bit at a time.
Yeah.
And they can eat it if they need it.
Or like you said, if you're in a hurry one night, okay, let me try this.
I've had this one for a while.
Let me just try it.
Or, you know, maybe I won't go camping.
That's what we're going to do.
My five-year-old turns six on Monday.
So we're going to take him camping.
And he's like so excited to get to go with the food and use it.
So you can do that too.
And it's actually easier to take that than, you know, other food.
Yeah, no, absolutely.
I mean, you can take this stuff anywhere.
You know what I mean?
Like I said, it's I don't know.
It weighs a quarter of a pound.
There's six servings in it.
You know, the water is the heavy part, so you can take it camping, hiking, on bike trips.
Most importantly, you need to stick it in your closet, though.
You know, stick it under your bed.
Hide it.
There may be some day you need it.
And it's the nutritional value that's in it.
It's very healthy and dense in nutrients.
Can you talk about the nutrition value and that process of the freeze-dried, how it keeps those nutrients?
That's a huge difference between freeze drying and dehydrating.
When you freeze dry something, I mean, it actually goes into a vacuum chamber to suck all the moisture out.
When you dehydrate something, I'm sure everybody's seen the dehydrators that you put on your, you know, people dehydrate beef jerky and stuff like that, or their deer jerky, like, that just adds heat to it.
That, when you dehydrate something like that, it loses a lot of its, like, nutritional value.
When you freeze dry something, it retains all that nutritional value.
So that's a huge part.
That's a huge expense to being able to maintain this food and freeze dry and remove like 99.999% of the moisture in the food, which is what lets it last for 25 years.
But, it keeps the nutrition value.
And that's so important.
And I think, you know, even with the seeds too, they have high nutrition value.
And I want to talk about one of the seeds.
This is what I'm so excited about.
Do you know what I'm so excited about him growing?
What's that?
Do you remember?
Watermelon?
Yes, that watermelon!
Because I used to love watermelon when I was a little girl.
I loved it.
And my granddaddy, my papa, he would cut the watermelon.
I like putting salt on it.
It was so sweet.
And for me, like the last 10 to 15 years, it tastes like water.
Like it's not even good.
It's just this bland, nothing taste in watermelon.
And so you told me how good this thing is.
And I am so excited.
Yeah.
I'm telling you, they're not, the watermelons we see today are not, this is like GMO seeds.
You know what I mean?
We've made a great big green watermelon that's right on the inside.
Like, we can sell it for more.
These are like, watermelons are about the, maybe a little smaller than a soccer ball.
They are so sweet.
And the closer you get to the rind, the sweeter it gets.
I mean, they're just, what do they say?
Smack your mama good.
I mean, just delicious.
I cannot wait.
And so, if I'm excited about this watermelon, y'all gonna be excited.
Y'all go get the watermelon seeds.
And then what else?
You like all of it, Clayton, but what is another one?
What does your wife really like?
We're tomato people.
Me too.
The tomatoes you buy from the grocery store today are garbage.
You know what I mean?
Again, they're big red and they taste like nothing.
The heirloom tomatoes, you'll be shocked.
You're going to bite into one of them and think, oh my gosh, I remember this taste.
It's sick.
Yeah, I don't need to dump salt and pepper all over it to make it taste like something.
These have flavor.
They taste like a tomato.
But the whole bucket is like that.
You don't realize how much they've manipulated our food now to make it easy, fast.
It's just...
A lot of people are missing out on what fruit and vegetables are actually supposed to taste like because we've modified the seeds now.
It's a world of a difference.
I hate to say it, but my generation, our parents' generation, we've lost the art of being able to take care of ourselves from being able to take care of a garden.
Quite honestly, everybody likes to pick on this younger generation.
Sometimes I wonder if it's this younger generation that's going to save us.
You know, they see the world a little differently than we do.
I'm not going to say they've got the best work ethic.
I mean, that's yet to be seen, but their thoughts about how things are supposed to be, I believe, are a little different than ours.
We're not doing too good.
You know what I mean?
It's a mess.
It's a mess.
You know, we're still trying to figure out which bathrooms our kids need to pee in, you know?
Or if we're going to fuss about it, or we're just not going to want to offend anybody, and we're just going to keep our mouths shut, because we're just going to pretend like it's okay.
Yep.
No, I agree.
You know, and I had a buddy of mine tell me the other day, he's a senior in high school, and they were Somebody was telling me he plays too many video games, and he goes, you know, you guys give me a hard time about playing too many video games, but you don't care if this guy over here wants to, pardon me, tuck his wiener between his legs and pretend like he's a girl.
I'm supposed to accept that?
I'm like, oh my gosh, you're right.
Like, here we are criticizing kids for playing video games, but we're supposed to accept this over here, that guy that thinks he's a girl and wants to dress like a girl and play on the girls' teams.
Like, I'm really hoping this next generation kind of brings all these lost arts back.
They seem to be wanting to eat healthier, learn to garden again, learn to take care of ourselves again, because I think these last two generations have been lost in the technology boom.
Yeah, and I see some of the boys that are real arrogant and whatever, and I'm like, you know, as long as you open the door for your girlfriend and you're kind to her, I don't care how cocky you are.
Good.
Be an alpha male, baby.
I'm proud of you.
That's where I am right now.
Let's quit trying to force them to conform.
Let them be who they are in their masculinity and in their femininity and let's be glad with that.
Let's quit trying to...
I think our generation, what I feel like, Clayton, is we've helicopter parented so much and we've tried to protect them from everything that we've kind of got way off And not let them naturally become who they are and naturally make bad choices and then figure it out and try to protect them from pain.
And so they are just, they're confused.
You know, it's funny you say that.
Do you ever listen to Jordan Peterson?
Well, my husband loves Jordan Peterson, actually.
So I have a little bit.
He listens to him a lot.
Jordan Peterson said something.
I was listening to one of his podcasts a while back, and I know I'm going to quote this wrong, because I'm always worried when the girls are playing, like, oh my gosh, don't hurt yourself, or oh my gosh, don't do this.
And I forget how he said it, but he said something like, let your kids play dangerously.
I was like, dang, that's right.
I got hurt and learned a lesson.
I tripped and fell and busted up my knee and learned a lesson.
Let them play dangerously without hurting themselves or without killing themselves or something is how it went.
I was like, man, that's pretty good.
That's wisdom.
Yeah.
Yep.
Well, Clayton, I thank you so much for coming on.
You know, I feel like when you come on here and you educate people, you're educating me, I'm going to go right now and I'm going to order some things today.
And then I'm going to make a plan and talk to Ron.
Okay, we're going to order this and maybe I'll do the monthly thing.
I didn't know I could do that.
I think you did mention it to me, but I forgot and be a part of that bucket club because that would work $100 a month.
And that's part of your budget.
And you know that you're building that up for the future.
And it becomes normal.
And so then it doesn't require you all this effort to go order $2,000 at one time.
So I think that's a good plan.
And it's not difficult.
You know what I mean?
But you've got to think about it.
You've got to think about it before you have to think about it.
You know, shelter, water, and food.
Shelter's taken care of.
You know what I mean?
You've got everything you need in your house to survive.
Water is super cheap.
Water bricks are $20 a piece.
A filter bottle is like $30.
You know what I mean?
So you've got a way to drink water and store water for 50 bucks.
You know, food.
Food's the most expensive part, but that's going to be a very important part when it comes down to it, you know?
So, I mean, for less than $1,000, you can be ready to go if something happens.
For 500 bucks, You know, you've got, in $500, you've got enough to be able to, like, assess the situation and either move or hang tight or wait for somebody or just any little bit helps.
You know what I mean?
And I just, it really scares me where we're at that we think somebody else is always going to come save us because if it comes, that's not going to be the case.
I promise you, they're not going to come bail you out like they just did this bank.
You know, we really don't want them to.
I want to be independent.
And I don't want the government to be, you know, and we say that as Americans, but then we expect them to save us.
So let's be independent.
Let's be free thinkers.
Let's take our country back.
And we do that with being self-sustaining.
So go buy some seed right now and go ahead and start getting you an idea and a plan for how you can have 90 days and then up to six months to a year of food.
We can do it, Clayton.
Thank you so much for coming.
Thank you for your heart and your care about us not being hungry.
Absolutely.
And if they go to the website, heavensharvest.com, make sure they use promo code Candice.
That's right.
Y'all use it.
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We've got a discount in there for your listeners.
Yes, he's going to give us a discount.
And so y'all go do that.
And if you don't put that, you don't get a discount.
I promise.
Because he doesn't make a whole lot of this food anyway.
So he is giving us a discount.
So go use it.
Thank y'all for coming.
I will see y'all next week, 8 p.m.
Eastern Standard Time on the State Peters Network.
I'm Candice Taylor.
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