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>> Rick Green: Welcome to that core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution. Coach, thanks for joining us today on this beautiful Thursday. This is beautiful in Texas. Not sure how it is everywhere else because, you know, there's just Texas and then everywhere else. Nah, I'm kidding. We're all, you know, we're all in this thing together. So, you know, love you even if you're not in Texas. I tend to believe there are two kinds of people in the world. There are Texans and those that want to be Texans. That's pretty much it, right? okay, maybe, maybe that's a little bit biased. We Texans are very biased. But, but anyway, welcome to the program and man, I have a lot to catch up on because, well, Tuesday, of course we brought you the, you know, interviews from the leadership Congress. The kids, just, I say kids 16 to 25 year olds, an amazing, amazing job. And then we have, our military veterans and Constitution coaches coming in next week for their leadership Congress. That's going to be incredible. I'll try to bring you some, some live interviews from that as well. But all that to say Tuesday, we, we did that and then, last week had, you know, the update about the campus and some of the other interviews that we had done. And let me just say first of all, thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone out there that answered the call, went to the website patriotacademy.com and made a donation or sent in an encouraging email. just really, really appreciate, all the help. And man, we're getting so close. We're down to eight cottages left to get sponsored. And, it's just been phenomenal. I mean, I'm what happened? We're kind of. We're actually have nicknamed it around here the eight day miracle because in eight days the Lord provided and it's just been. Just been amazing what happened in order to stop the auction of the property and stop the Islamic invasion that was about to happen right next door to the Patriot Academy campus. So it was a big, big deal and you guys helped everybody listening. you either prayed for us or you came to the website and made a donation and you just, you just. You helped my faith. I'm just going to be blunt with you. I mean I'm been a man, you know, consider myself a man of faith. But when you face one of these kind of existential crises situations, you realize that, you know, sometimes your faith has been lacking or what you thought was a really strong faith was. Was not as strong as it should have been. And you know, I even Just being real blunt with you, I even had a period there where I even said to some of my family, I think my dreamers broke, I think I've been so beat up over the last year or two with all the things going on, from some of the political battles we were facing and fighting some of the county issues and things at the campus to just financial, challenges to just the lies and the death threats. I mean we were getting it from. From every angle. And I mean I'm talking like ugly, ugly, ugly stuff. And you know, I would. I wish I could tell you I never have doubts or get down or. Or get beat up, but you know, I did. I did. And man, I'm telling you, my dreamers fixed. And my faith is stronger than it's ever been. And I know it shouldn't take. You know, I shouldn't be a doubting Thomas. I shouldn't have to put my finger into the womb, the wound and have that evidence. but you know, sometimes. Sometimes that is just. That is just where we are. And for me, God showed, He just.
>> Rick Green: He just showed off, honestly. I mean, he came through in so many miraculous ways. And it's not that he hadn't done some miraculous things here at the Patriot Academy campus. And some of the students that we watch just grow in a way that you knew he was. His finger was. Was just, you know, obviously in it. and you know, we saw lots of miracles over the last three years with this campus, but the last two weeks, Wow, it was. It was even more than all of that at once. So it's been. It's been amazing. It's been absolutely amazing. we did. If you. If you didn't catch last Tuesday's program, or maybe it's Thursday. We did. I gave a quick update. No, no, no, it was Tuesday. Just two days ago. gave a quick update. You know, we did. We were able to raise enough to
>> Rick Green: get the auction stopped and to get a contract, put the down payment down, and we have until August 31st to close. And so right now, it's looking really good. Could you restart that camera for me? Sorry, audience, I'm talking in the studio here. but anyway, it just miraculously. So many things that I just, All I can tell you is it's made my faith go through the roof. And, I am, absolutely looking forward to this closing on August 31st, as we finally put the, you know, put the deal completely to bed and have the ability to, you know, to fulfill the mission of what, you know, this place was designed for in the first place.
American Family Association has been a partner in this project for many years
And, I think, you know, most people that aren't familiar with us and haven't been on this journey with us, on this ride with us, maybe you're hearing about some of this for the first time. I just want to tell you God is here. He is moving in this place. the miracles we've seen with the students, the people that have come here, not only the kids, a lot of people may only know us for our youth leadership program. It's part of what American Family association has been a part of for many years. As Walker mentioned when we were doing the show together a couple of weeks ago, he even came through this program when he was 24, 25. AFA has been a great friend and partner to us for years and years. and mostly for that youth program. But it's not only the youth program, it's the adults that go through our military, veterans leadership Congress, our coach Congress. They are coaches all over the country. We got 35,000 of those. and then our constitutional defense course. The miracles we see in that, families that come here. I can't tell you, we don't have time to do all the stories, but, I mean, I'm talking people that were in the Las Vegas mass murder event that happened there at that country concert, years ago. We had one couple that came through our course that was right in the middle of all that, literally having to dive under tables, run for their lives. so they came in very traumatized. And so first day of the constitutional Defense course, guns, going off and very emotional, very traumatizing, brought up all that trauma and by the end of the four day class they're just in tears, as they've overcome that and, and are now, ready and able to defend themselves and, and the letters that I get from people like that, people that have, have had horrible, abuse or horrible tragedies, of watching loved ones be murdered, it's, it's, it's, it's incredibly rewarding to see someone that's been through something like that come here and have their lives changed, have God touch them. many that come through, I know it sounds weird, but they, they come here to get handgun training, self defense training and they find the Lord. And that may sound weird to you, but that's the environment of this place. That's the, the spirit of the Lord is here and people find liberty here because of that. And whether they're coming here for a constitution class or a handgun defense class or a youth leadership program or whatever it might be, the Lord has just blessed this place in a, in a, in a special, special way. So to all of you that, that answered that call and thank you, thank you, thank you. We've got a ways to go, not a long ways compared to what we've already seen happen and what the Lord's already done. we're down to, I think, eight cottages that still need to be sponsored and a little bit, more than that to get the full amount that we need to close on August 31st. so it's, man, we're close and that's three and a half weeks. So it feels like, feels like we got forever after what we had to do in eight days. so anyway, I just want to say the Lord has stretched my faith and I'm, so thankful. my heart is full today. I have so much gratitude for the people that are in our orbit and for what the Lord has done here and what we're going to be able to do now with the campus and the cottages and the ability to bring families in, the ability to bring grassroots leaders in, to train 100, 150 pastors at a time to go through our legislative simulation so that they know how the process works inside and out, so that they can then, speak to their legislators better and influence what's going on in the community better and know what to look for in a candidate.
>> Rick Green: You know, one of the, one of the things I like most about our pastor's, Program when pastors come through is that by the end of it, they really understand how to recruit someone out of their church to run for office. Maybe it's school board, city council, whatever it might be. I think that's actually the biblical way. even if you go back to Exodus, choose out from among you leaders of tens, fifties, hundreds and thousands, that's local, county, state and federal government. And you're supposed to choose able men, such as fear God, men of truth, hating covetousness. And in that case, it was Moses doing the choosing and the elders, man. I think a pastor is in that role. So pastors, if you're looking for a way to increase your discernment and your wisdom on that type of thing, being able to know who to support in
>> Rick Green: your community that's running for office, being able to look across your congregation and look for people in your church that have led well in business or education or family or ministry or whatever it might be. And you've seen them do that well, and, you know, they would be a good mayor or or city council member or state legislator or whatever it might be. we can train you on, on what to look for and how to then influence the process during the year. So as your legislature's debating bills or having things come through, how to go testify in committee, effectively, how to, you know, quite literally lobby your legislator in a positive way. I know that words got negative connotation. Most time we say lobby and you immediately think negative. But the term actually comes from, just picture this. Every day when I would go to the house floor as a state rep, I had to go through this big lobby right outside the doors to the House floor, and there would be just hundreds of lobbyists in the lobby, getting the last word, you know, just handing you a flyer, handing you some bullet points or whatever, and trying to get you to vote on whatever their bill was that was coming up that day. And so that's where the term comes from. But, you know, it doesn't have to be just people that are for hire financially. It's some of the best lobbyists. and I use that term to just mean somebody that. That's what they do is lobby. The legislature or the city council are people of faith that are doing it for a pro family, pro God, pro America perspective. So they're, you know, friends. Guys like my friend Jonathan Saenz. He's the, executive director, and I, think president is maybe his official title, but essentially chief lobbyist for the Texas Values Organization. In Texas, which is the family Policy Council here, you got one of those in almost every state. Well, they lobby on marriage and abortion and, you know, all the other issues that a biblical position for too long was ignored by the legislature. If it wasn't for the family Policy councils out there organizing people, getting churches involved, getting congregates involved, who knows what it would look like right now. It'd be horrible.
>> Rick Green: And all that started with Dobson 40 years ago. And, there's still a lot of them going super strong. I mean, they do great, great work. Well, they're technically lobbyists. Well, pastors need to be lobbyists. They need to be lobbying for the word of God, lobbying for the biblical position on all of these issues. Honestly, you know what lobbying is? It's being salt and light. Lobbying is for a believer just being salt and light. Taking the salt, taking the truth and taking it to the legislature or the city council and advocating for that biblical position. That's what salt does. light. Shining that light of truth into that arena. So I kind of went down the rabbit hole there. But the whole point of all that was, pastors, pastors, pastors, please hear me. You need to come to the Patriot Academy campus and go through one of our leadership congresses, one of our patriot experience events, because you will then be so much more comfortable talking to people in government, finding people out of your church to run for those positions in government, speaking to your church, speaking to your flock about the issues of the day that you may have shied away from up until now, partly because you were, you know, told, I think very wrongly and anti biblically in seminary not to talk about those issues, as if God is not involved in that or that those issues are not, you know, addressed by the Bible. None of which is true. The Bible addresses everything, right? There's no subject off limits. And the only thing you shouldn't preach about are the things that the Bible doesn't address. M which is nothing, right? Everything's addressed by the Bible. So everything is not off limits, but on limits, within limits on, from the pulpit. But you need to know how to address those things. And so come to one of our, come to one of our trainings. Go, to patriotacademy.com to find out more. Go to patriotacademy.com to help us with the cottages and getting this deal done by August 31st. But send your kiddos too. You know, we got the institute opening applications are open right now for the one year institute and I've got scholarships to give away. So help me, help me give away those scholarships. And if, you're a young person that's roughly 17 to 25, and you want to come spend a full year with us here on campus, get some college credit credit, be around some other amazing young people and get master's level training on all these different things, then check it [email protected] institute. Patriotacademy.com institute.
>> Rick Green: Gotta take a break. Phone numbers 888-589-8840.
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Rick Green: From the very beginning, this could be the Black Plague
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to at the The Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach. Thanks for staying with us. All right, let's catch up on some of the headlines that, haven't been able to hit for the last week or so. clearly the whole Pope fauci of the COVID cult hearings is a big deal. And thank you, thank you, thank you Rand Paul and Josh Hawley and some of the others that have not let this go. I Know, there are definitely people, right and left, Republican and Democrat, that want us to just forget about what happened in 2020, 2021, 2022, all the. All the way through the Biden administration with the absolute abuse and tyranny, not only from the federal government, but from governors, Republican and Democrat, across the country. And I refuse to forget, I refuse to let this go. I, have talked about it for the last five years incessantly. And, I can't always say that I came out of the chute, with the right opinion and position on things, but on this one, I absolutely can say that from the very beginning of this whole insane situation, we. I said Foushee was a fraud and that this man was absolutely destroying lives. People were going to die because of his terrible advice and what I perceived to be lies. From the very beginning, it was. It was. Let's just say that. That we risked being absolutely, completely canceled and shunned and essentially banished as an organization, as a. As a public figure, as a radio host, all those things, because we saw this from the beginning for just how bad it was and called it out. And. And that includes calling my own governor a tyrant at the time in late March of 2020. so if you. If you back up and you go to the very beginning of this thing, when we first started hearing about what was going on, and we first started getting, you know, the. Oh, you know, how it was initially all suggestions, 15 days to slow the spread and, you know, just, you know, social distance, and it was all just suggested there weren't requirements to do these things. And initially Fauci was saying, you don't need a mask. It's not going to do you any good. And, you know, unfortunately, President Trump made the mistake of pushing Fauci and Burks out front every day, having that press conference every afternoon. And, I mean, after the first one, I said it, I said, he's got to stop making these two professional bureaucrats. And I didn't know much about Fauci and Berks at the time. He's got to stop making them the face of this thing and stop making them the experts, because this, is not going to be what everybody said it was going to be. And, look, I'll just take you back in the time machine when this first got announced. You know, we did what everybody else did. We canceled all our events. We had some big events coming up that month in March. And in fact, I remember the night that the San Antonio spurs canceled their game, and I Said, wow, this is, this is real. this is, this could be the Black Plague. We don't, we don't know what this thing's going to be. And so we canceled, you know, all of our events. you know, basically did what everybody else did. Stayed home, you know, didn't, didn't do anything for a few days. And then the Diamond Princess came into port. And when the Diamond Princess came into port and they released the numbers for the case fatality rate on that ship, that was mostly, you know, over 70 people. so the vulnerable, the people that we would later understand were most likely to be harmed by Covid and not if they didn't have a comorbidity, but if you were just more likely, if you were older.
>> Rick Green: Which is why we, everybody got into the whole don't kill grandma thing. So anyway, as, soon as those numbers came in, I mean, I'm not a scientist, I'm a little bit of a math guy. My degree is in finance, my bachelor's degrees in finance. But that's not my expertise. But it didn't take a rocket scientist to read the information and see that it was a much, much lower case fatality rate, or even severe illness than what Fauci and the other Covid cult people were already spewing what all the news stations were spewing. And it was going to be worse than any. Anything we'd ever seen. And, and clearly it wasn't based on all of those people on that boat in a closed in space, trapped together. And the numbers were way, way, way lower than what everybody was saying. So that was the point at which. And in fact, about that time, this was just, you know, I don't know, a week into the thing, I wish I could remember the, the author of the article so I could give them credit. But the Federalist came out with an article that, that was, for me, the most clarion, call to not shut down the world and to basically tell everybody, put the brakes on this insanity we're doing and don't shut down the world. It was a great article and it broke down the numbers better than I could have. And I remember thinking, man, we've got to study this thing. We've got to read all of the science and listen to the people that are on the front lines that, that are actually treating patients. You know, everybody was saying, follow the science. Follow the science. What they meant was follow Fauci, follow the Pope Fauci of the COVID religion, whatever he says. Remember how Everybody started acting like he was the science. I think at one point he even said he was the science. But then they shut down and silenced. About that time, there was a couple of doctors out of la. Tony Robbins shared a video of these guys. And they're just in a conference room telling what they're learning. They're saying, look, we've treated 5,000 patients. Here's what we've seen work, what hasn't worked. Nothing's a silver bullet, but here's some of the things. And they're just going through the stuff that they learned by actually treating patients. And they got canceled. And then I got canceled on Facebook for sharing that video from Tony. and so it was at that point that I knew we're in an Orwellian situation where these people with their levers, their hands on the lever of power at the federal level, are about to do something that we've never seen happen in the United States. And we started warning against it and shouting from the rooftops. And, in fact, that's when Mark Meckler and I got to be good buddies. He had been. I'd met him at Convention Estates when we did the simulation at Colonial Williamsburg a couple years before. But this was what really brought us together because we both had the exact same instincts, exact same position on the whole shutdown thing, and, and that everything should open up and that we were about to crash the economy, that we were going to see the most outrageous spending from the government, and then inflation would follow in a way that we hadn't seen, since the Jimmy Carter days. And so anyway, we started warning, shouting. We were getting canceled everywhere. About a week later, all the suggestions turned into mandates. And Governor, Inslee up in Washington, and, of course Newsom in California, and then Abbott in Texas, and they all started making it mandates. And that was when I, you know, called the governor a tyrant, put out articles. And I knew, my political career is over, but I'm going to speak truth to power. So we go through all of that, and unfortunately, and we warned, we actually said if, in fact, Steve Dase was the first one to say it publicly. He said, if President Trump doesn't back off of pushing Fauci out front and letting these bureaucrats make the decisions, he's going to lose the election in 2020. And that was probably May, possibly June of 2020, when Steve said that, and I 100% echoed it and agreed. I started doing webinars, educating people on what we actually did when Spanish flu hit in 1917, 1617, 18, around that timeframe, it went on for about a year and a half or so. We, didn't do. See what happened was you had all these people that came out with these white papers and started lying to the American people and saying, well, this is just how we, how we dealt with Spanish flu. We had, you know, everybody had to wear masks. It was by law, mandates to wear masks. Not true. everybody had to, you know, close, down, for an infinite amount of time until it was all over. Not true. the longest, the longest shutdown.
Anthony Fauci created the six foot rule to prevent spread of COVID
And even, even, even then, it was just a suggestion. It was not a mandate to shut down, but for public, for theaters and public places like that. If I remember, man, I could quote all this five years ago. And I think my best recollection at this point, the longest one we found was six weeks. I think it was Wisconsin had one that was the longest. nobody, nobody, required this, you know, six months, eight months, a year. We were going into two years of insanity in this country.
>> Rick Green: the social distancing thing. We knew right off the bat there's no science behind this, this six foot thing. And then of course Atlas, revealed, that, that they had made that up on the spot in the White House. Fauci and Birx, and they literally made up the six foot rule. And yet we're looking around and there's stickers everywhere. You can't even go get a hamburger without having to, you know, be. Stay six foot away from everybody. It was, it was just total insanity. Totally anti science. We were from the very beginning of this thing saying herd immunity is what you need. You need the healthy people that don't have comorbidities to be out there working and literally spreading this virus, catching it and getting immune to it, spreading it, and get as many people immune to this thing as we possibly can. And that getting it is the best way to get immunity. And we were called crazy and killed grandma killers and all that. And I remember, my wife's grandmother, who at the time was 88, 89, something like that, maybe. I remember standing in our kitchen and she said to us, this is so wrong that people my age would ask you to shut down your lives,
>> Rick Green: shut down your businesses, go broke and misunderstand high school graduations and, and all of this is so wrong that we in our late 80s would be demanding that you young people stop living in the hopes that maybe we don't catch this thing. And she's like, that's selfish. I just remember her description of it. And it was so eye opening to me. I was like, wow, there's. There's wisdom in that. She's actually saying, this is wrong. Y' all shouldn't have to stop the world. And of course, you know, the world stopped because there was no debate allowed. The doctors and the scientists that had the truth were not allowed to talk about it. And every single bit of that comes back to one man, Anthony Fauci. That man. And I said this in 2020, and I'll say it again, I said it a million times since then. That man killed more people, ruined more lives, stole more memories, destroyed more economic, more economies and businesses. And when I say more economies, I mean, multiple nations economies, did more damage to the world and certainly more damage to the United States and killed more people than any human being who has ever lived during the history of the United States. I stand by that statement five years later. It is absolutely true. The evidence is overwhelming. And now, finally, finally, we have in his own handwriting, the fact that he knew. He knew that he was spewing lies. He knew that he was fooling the American people, and he loved every minute of it. What we didn't know, while I did call him a narcissist at the time, self absorbed, all that stuff, I would have never dreamed he would be so blatant about it in his own diary that he would. He would like a. Like a middle school girl, be just giddy over his fame and over the stars that loved him, and over the, you know, young women, you know, attracted to him. I mean, it's just disgusting, the whole thing. People were dying not because of the virus. Some were dying because the virus. Don't get me wrong, the virus was a nasty Chinese poison, yes, lab created, which he denied. So, yes, it was bad. Almost killed my dad. Knocked me and both my wife and me on our tails for two weeks, nearly. I mean, she was very bad. So, yeah, it was a horrible virus, and people died from it. But more people died because of that man's lies, because of his own pride, because of his own wanting to be famous. And, you know, now people are beginning to learn about, you know, how terrible he was with the AIDS virus, about the, you know, all the puppies and tests and all the things that. He's a sick man. He's a sick man. And so I have said for five years, the man should absolutely get the death penalty. I stand by that. His crimes were so bad. What he did to the American people and to the world was so bad, he should absolutely stand trial for it, and I believe it deserves the death penalty. At the very least.
>> Rick Green: He deserved to spend the rest of his life behind bars. And then auto pin Biden comes along and does this unconstitutional pardon, this blanket pardon for 10 years of what? There's no specifics. There's nothing in there about what he supposedly actually did. There's no crime that he was already convicted of that he was being pardoned from. It's a ridiculous thing. And President Trump has said it, several
>> Rick Green: people have said, Rand Paul has said it, that it probably should not be held upheld and that maybe the Supreme Court would. Would strike it down. I don't know. But they should absolutely challenge it. Now, what's. What it appears is going to happen at this point. Apparently the Senate today held him in contempt. I don't know what. I don't know. I haven't had a chance to look this up. I know the panel held him in contempt and referred it to, the doj. So now they have to decide whether to bring charges. I don't know if it. If there's a way to go to the Senate, get a full Senate vote on it. I don't know that they would be able to get that. You got to remember, most of these politicians, they were all praising Fauci. They loved the power that it gave them. Most, most governors, certainly most health commissioners who suddenly were the king of their state and got to write these ridiculous regulations and detailed, you know, regulations, trying to, you know, tell us all how to. How to go about our day when we could leave our house, who we could enjoy our Thanksgiving with. I mean, they loved it. These bureaucrats love the micromanaging. They are, they are the pigs in Animal Farm. They are absolute. They love controlling other people. And, and so all of those people and the media who all of a sudden were superstars, anybody that was, you know, even questioning the vaccine was evil and a grandma killer. And so these people put the rip.
Rick: Fauci should be behind bars for lying to Congress
They put everything. They went all in on this thing. So of course they're going to protect Fauci now. Of course they don't want to see him. I mean, if he's guilty and wrong and it's proven, then they all have egg on their face because it proves that they were wrong for protecting him, for repeating his lies, for becoming a media that was no longer asking questions or cared about truth, as RFK pointed out the other day on cnn. But we're absolutely, just bought and paid for by Pfizer. I mean, look at who was paying all the advertisement on these. On these news channels. So. So I don't know where we go from here.
>> Rick Green: Honestly. I know this. You know, if he's held in contempt, at least may. I don't know what the worst punishment for that will be. I'll look that up when we're on a break. but I don't think it's enough. I think he needs to be held accountable for what he actually did. Not just lying to Congress now, not just pleading the fifth on all the things that he did, but for purposely deceiving the American people for lying to the president of the United States, for all of the things that he did. His pardon should go away, should be completely ignored, because it's unconstitutional. It's not done in the way that a pardon has ever been done in the history of pardons. and then put him on trial. And if found guilty of the things that I think he's guilty of, it should be the death penalty. But at the very least, whatever days he's got left, and only God knows he's. They're numbered. should be behind bars. So that's my. That's my thoughts on Fauci. I'll probably talk a little bit more about this when we come back to the break. You may have some thoughts on it. Maybe.
>> Rick Green: Maybe you think I'm wrong. Maybe you think, oh, oh, hindsight's 20 20, Rick. You know, we can all look back, and I have some friends that say that to me. I said, well, no, actually, I was saying this from the very beginning. It's not hindsight. It was my site back then. And anybody with a brain that actually looked at the data and didn't sell out, maybe that's too harsh. Anyway, you may have a different opinion. Call in a share. 8885-898408-88589-8840. We'll get to your calls when we come back. You're listening to at the core with Walker Wildmon.
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Rick Green: I think the contempt thing is possible against Anthony Fauci
>> Rick Green: Welcome back. That's Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green American Constitution Coach. Thanks for staying with me talking about the, corruption and absolute, travesty of, of, of Anthony Fauci. In fact, my friend comedian Brad Stein has a great line. He said, from now on, when you mess up, we're going to say you fouchied that up because the man couldn't have been more wrong than he, I mean, he was wrong about everything. Everything and, and then lied about it even after he knew that he was wrong, in order to protect himself. So, you know, look, I think the, I think the contempt thing is, is possible. I mean, I, you know, look, here's the, I was just looking up. So it looks like the, the maximum, it's essentially a misdemeanor. And the maximum if the DOJ goes after him, which I think the DOJ will, I think, I think President Trump, I hope he pushes for that might, be part of the reason, you know, we've been having trouble getting the new, AG approved. But okay, so it's a misdemeanor maximum penalty of up to 100,000 and, or imprisonment for up to one year. So, you know, not common that the DOJ does this even when they get a referral from, from the, from the Senate. this is, it's not enough for me guarantee you that. I mean, I think you're going to have to go after him for fraud. You're going to have to go after him for, you know, lying, not just, you know, I mean, literally deceiving the American people. And, you know, he could get, he could get up to 20 years for fraud if they went after him for fraud. That's what I would do. and you've got the diary to prove that he knew he was deceiving people. So who knows? Who knows? I don't know.
Mark in Texas calls in to discuss Fauci's pardon
>> Rick Green: We got, we got our final segment here. Let's go to the phones because, you know, just the subject of Foushee gets me in a little bit of a sour mood. Let's go. Mark in Texas. Mark, you are up next, man. Go ahead. Actually, I said next.
>> Rick Green: You're up first.
>> Mark: Yes, sir. you used to be in San Angelo, right?
>> Rick Green: You got that right, brother.
>> Mark: That's where I'm at right now.
>> Rick Green: No kidding. I miss San Angelo. Great place.
>> Mark: Yeah. I just want to let you know that you are 100% on Fauci. And if they send him to prison, he'll get one of them white collar prisons and not Huntsville. They'll send him to some sushi soft prison, and it won't be something like Huntsville or somewhere in Louisiana.
>> Rick Green: Man, I would love that if we could get him to go and make him go somewhere like that. But no, you're right, you're right. I mean, it's a, it's, it's, it's. There's no great scenario scenarios here unless you get him for fraud. So I hope they don't stop at contempt. I hope. Now, there are some states looking at this. Florida's looking at it. I don't know if Paxton is looking at it in Texas. I hope so. there are some states that are looking at trying to defeat the pardon and say the pardon only includes, federal crime. You know, any federal prosecution doesn't affect state. So we'll see what happens with them, man. But, God bless you and enjoy San Angelo. I, I wish some of my favorite restaurants were still around. Zentner's daughter's gone and Little Henry's and Mayhore, Kanata's and lots of good places, but the oasis of West Texas. Thanks for calling in, Mark.
Ruth says her father almost died because of hospital shutdowns
Ruth is up next. She's in, Kansas.
>> Rick Green: Ruth in Kansas. Go for it.
>> Jerry: Hello. Thank you for having this. Because my cousin had broken her leg, like, several weeks before. COVID she was in Topeka or. Speak up. She was not allowed visits from her family. she had been. They had been told she was doing fine, and it was. We released within a day or so, and then the next day I heard she was dead.
>> Rick Green: Oh, man, it's. You know. And what's so sad, Ruth, that is, well, millions. There were so many people that had it not been. Well, first of all, if it hadn't been for the virus one. But if it hadn't been for how Fauci advised these hospitals to act or how men like, Cuomo up in NewSong York, how many people died in those nursing homes because of his actions and the way that he did things. and I heard so many heartbreaking stories. And I'll tell you, Ruth, my dad was almost one of them. I was so blessed that my sister stepped in. My mom, dad live up in the Dallas area. My sister lives up there. And, I'm way down in the San Antonio area. And so when all this happened, probably. I want to say it was probably four months. Seems like it was August of 2020. And when my dad got it, he just. I mean, he was so bad. And he. And he didn't want to go to the hospital. Never has like going to hospital. He's been really healthy his whole life. And, any waited too long, honestly. His oxygen level got down in the low 80s, high 70s, which is crazy. Like, they're going, okay, you're not going to make it. but my sister, who is. Who is a, ah, paramedic, and she's just, got a good head on her shoulders and asks all the right questions of medical professionals. she refused to let him go into a hospital and get put on a ventilator because we were already seeing the terrible results of that or on remdim severe. And so she found a doctor in Dallas that. That would treat him with hydroxychloroquine and, and diet and exercise and all the things that he actually needed at the time. And that lady, that doctor, just, she was amazing. you know, 90 pounds soaking wet. And, and she'd pick a pharmacist up and throw them against the wall and say, I'm the doctor. You will prescribe this. I mean, she was just amazing. Saved my dad's life, no doubt. she and my sister. And But, man, that's the. That's a rare story compared to the ones where, because of what was happening in the hospitals and because of the insanity of how we treated this thing, so many people died from. From drug, you know, went back to their. Their, addictions because they had no social, you know, interaction. So many people died from other things like heart disease and other things because of the hospital shutdowns and, And. And not overcrowding at the hospitals. I mean, that's the thing that was so infuriating about it. It was just like this absurd scam. were there some overcrowded hospitals? Yeah, there were. There were A few, but most of them, they were worried that they were going to be overcrowded, but they never got overcrowded. And you had empty beds, but, yeah, you weren't letting people get appointments. And it's. I mean, I could just tell you story after story after story. It was insane.
Pat: I believe there was a World Health Organization controlling a lot of this
>> Rick Green: All right, let's, let's go back to Texas. Pat is in Texas.
>> Rick Green: Pat, go ahead.
>> Pat: Oh, listen, I know you're gonna call me a conspiracy theorist, but, I don't believe it's. You know, FAUCI represented the United States of America, but each country, I think, had their own Fauci's. I believe there was a World Health Organization that was controlling a lot of this, getting a lot of money, paying a lot of people to try to control the world on this medical issue. I think that that was the problem that we had, was now she saw the pocketbook, just like our hospitals did.
>> Rick Green: Yep.
>> Pat: And people got rich off of it, and people died.
>> Rick Green: that's right. I forget what they got paid. It was an obscene amount of money for every ventilator. Every time they put somebody on a ventilator, I forget what they got. I mean, it was crazy how much money the hospitals got from this. And to your point, Pat, I mean, yes, there were Faucis in other countries, but America led the way. he became the darling, all the way around the world, and the World Health Organization, like you mentioned, and Donald Trump said this in his first term, that they were controlled by the Chinese. Why would we pay, money to the World Health Organization, and why would we submit our authority to them? And remember, that's what Fauci wanted. That's what Joe Biden wanted. In fact, when Joe Biden was trying to get us to sign this treaty with the World Health Organization, that would have subjected us to the next pandemic, or plandemic. that we would have to listen to the World Health Organization on shutdowns and vaccines and everything else, instead of people in our whole country. So let me just read you one of the reasons we went to war with Great Britain and declared our independence. This is in the 27 grievances he has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution. World Health Organization jurisdiction is foreign to our Constitution and unacknowledged by our laws, giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation. I love Jefferson's language there. Pretended. That's all World Health Organization is. But you're right. Pat's right.
>> Rick Green: I mean, we gave them this incredible influence over the decisions that were made. but I am absolutely convinced that Fauci was the ringleader. maybe he was taking orders from somebody and just getting his pockets lined. Maybe the Chinese were controlling him. He certainly was in bed with them. When you look at the gain of function, research, the labs, all of that, that. That Rand. Paul is now proving. but, but I will not call you a conspiracy theorist, because I think on this one, you're, you're absolutely right.
Rick: I agree with you 100% on Alabama vaccine controversy
Okay, let's go to Alabama. Alabama. Jerry's up next.
>> Rick Green: Go ahead.
>> Jerry: Yeah. Thank you, Rick. I have to agree with you 100%. I'm a pediatrician here in Florence, Alabama, and I agreed with you from the beginning. And when those shots came out that were supposed to be vaccines but really are not, Yeah. I stood play against him, and I really took some criticism that you did.
>> Rick Green: And your pocketbook. I bet I better hurt your pocketbook, too, because they probably punished you in every way they possibly could.
>> Jerry: Yes, sir. And, I was just proud to hear you speak the truth. And, 100% behind you. And I think we're letting him off light if all he gets is 100,000 in one year.
>> Rick Green: Yeah. Well, doctor, I won't ask your last name, so you don't have to publish it over the air, but, Jerry, would you please move to Texas, right by our campus, and be a pediatrician here that gives parents the choices, on their vaccines. It is so hard to find a pediatrician that thinks like you. so praise God for you, man, and, appreciate you. And I'm glad that you were one of the ones that did not force that on parents, especially for the kids, because what blew my mind about the kids and the vaccine is the kids weren't even vulnerable to this. There were so few children. Yes, there were some random, very, very exception to the rule, deaths with kids, but it was. So the number was way, way, way, way, like less than a thousand out of the whole country. And I think that's even much, larger than what it actually was. And very few that even got, you know, sick more than a cold. And, to put. To inject them multiple times, multiple times with an experimental, you know, drug, basically. It's not even. Like the doctor just said, it's not even an actual vaccine as we. As we have always known a vaccine to be. They literally change definitions in order to do this. and by the way, the reason that Fauci would not allow competition, where the reason he would not allow hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin or any of those things to have anything positive said about them. And no stories about the treatments that were very successful. Not for everybody, there was no silver bullet. But for some, for many, including me, and including Joe Rogan and others, the reason he could not allow that. And this is. Thank you, Matt Staver, for finding this in April or May of 2020. He's the one that turned me onto this fantastic attorney out of Florida. Liberty Council is the name of their organization. They do great work. And Matt showed me this emergency, authorization statute where you could not do warp speed. You could not rush a vaccine to market unless there were no other treatments. There had to be no other treatments whatsoever, no alternatives in order for you to rush it to market and spend all that federal money on it and then force people to take it all over. All over the country. So that's why they could not admit that Ivermectin was working, that hydroxychloroquine was working, that getting sun was working. Instead, they had everybody staying home and not getting out in the sun. They were to rest you if you went to the beach. But getting vitamin D was one of the most important things you could do during this whole thing anyway. Okay, I'm getting back on my soapbox, and we've only got a couple of minutes and a ton of calls, so we might have to. Might have to pick this up on, on Tuesday when I'm back with you. You have Walker tomorrow and Monday, and then I'll be back with you on Tuesday.
The doctors could have also been treating anything with a steroid
All right, We're. We got a lot of calls from Texas today. Barbara's in Texas. Barbara, go ahead. Hey, Barbara, can you hear me? I might have lost you.
>> Rick Green: Barbara.
>> Barbara: Yes, sir.
>> Rick Green: Oh, there you are. Go ahead.
>> Barbara: I'll try and make it brief without going into much detail, but something, I have not heard about is that we could have also. The doctors could have also been treating the way they normally treated for pneumonia or whatever, anything with a steroid that was required. Because my. When my husband and I were both diagnosed with it called my doctor and I. And she said, go to the hospital. When you get there, they'll call me. And I said, can't you just treat him like you always did? If he had the flu or whatever, a steroid was called in and he was taken care of. And she said, no, you have to go. I can't treat him because it's Covid. So, I heard. I think it was Dr. Barton on one of the Christian programs, and he Said if breathing is going down. And his was down into the low 80s by then, he was struggling to breathe, and I was praying whether or not to take him to the hospital. I'd already seen two of my friends lose their husbands that were intubated and died, and I didn't want to do it. So, but he said, if you can't get a prescription for a steroid, he said, just go and get Udesadide over the counter at cvs, which is nothing more than a nose spray with steroids. And I never heard of it. Went and got it the first time he used it. Instantly. His. He had a monitor on his arm. His oxygen levels went up, and then by the next day, it was totally normal. We kept, using it as he needed it, and he was totally normal that we didn't have to hospitalize him.
>> Rick Green: That is. You know what, Barbara? That's exactly what saved my wife was budesidine. It was the. Well, that. And we did end up doing the monoclonals for her. That helped a lot, too. But a doctor friend of ours from Houston called. He was texting and calling us and, you know, you know, praying for us and talking us through, and he said, get budesidine, and get her on it right now, because she was having so much trouble breathing. Exactly what you. What you just described. And I'm, sorry to cut you off. I got. We got about 30 seconds here. We're gonna be off the air, but thank you, Barbara. And there was. I think. I think you just mentioned Doc Bartlett. Dr. Bartlett or Barton, I can't remember. But out in Midland, that was also recommending that. And some of these docs were. They were practicing medicine like you should. You know, trying different things, seeing what works. No silver bullet. Not just doing whatever the CDC says, but actually using their own expertise. And some of them were fantastic, like the one that saved my dad up in Dallas. But, man, all the ones that went lockstep, all the pastors that bowed to the God of government instead of the God that they should have been serving and shut down their churches and didn't have fellowship for a year or six months even, you know, I can understand a couple of weeks or, you know, maybe a month or two while we're trying to figure it out, but, anything past that was ridiculous. My pastor woke up. Up. And it's actually what woke him up. He now preaches on every issue in the culture. Never will be fooled again like that. All right. I wish we weren't out of time. Have a fantastic evening. Enjoy, Walker. Tomorrow. And I'll be back with you on Tuesday. You've been listening to At the Core.
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>> Rick Green: Welcome to that core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution. Coach, thanks for joining us today on this beautiful Thursday. This is beautiful in Texas. Not sure how it is everywhere else because, you know, there's just Texas and then everywhere else. Nah, I'm kidding. We're all, you know, we're all in this thing together. So, you know, love you even if you're not in Texas. I tend to believe there are two kinds of people in the world. There are Texans and those that want to be Texans. That's pretty much it, right? okay, maybe, maybe that's a little bit biased. We Texans are very biased. But, but anyway, welcome to the program and man, I have a lot to catch up on because, well, Tuesday, of course we brought you the, you know, interviews from the leadership Congress. The kids, just, I say kids 16 to 25 year olds, an amazing, amazing job. And then we have, our military veterans and Constitution coaches coming in next week for their leadership Congress. That's going to be incredible. I'll try to bring you some, some live interviews from that as well. But all that to say Tuesday, we, we did that and then, last week had, you know, the update about the campus and some of the other interviews that we had done. And let me just say first of all, thank you, thank you, thank you to everyone out there that answered the call, went to the website patriotacademy.com and made a donation or sent in an encouraging email. just really, really appreciate, all the help. And man, we're getting so close. We're down to eight cottages left to get sponsored. And, it's just been phenomenal. I mean, I'm what happened? We're kind of. We're actually have nicknamed it around here the eight day miracle because in eight days the Lord provided and it's just been. Just been amazing what happened in order to stop the auction of the property and stop the Islamic invasion that was about to happen right next door to the Patriot Academy campus. So it was a big, big deal and you guys helped everybody listening. you either prayed for us or you came to the website and made a donation and you just, you just. You helped my faith. I'm just going to be blunt with you. I mean I'm been a man, you know, consider myself a man of faith. But when you face one of these kind of existential crises situations, you realize that, you know, sometimes your faith has been lacking or what you thought was a really strong faith was. Was not as strong as it should have been. And you know, I even Just being real blunt with you, I even had a period there where I even said to some of my family, I think my dreamers broke, I think I've been so beat up over the last year or two with all the things going on, from some of the political battles we were facing and fighting some of the county issues and things at the campus to just financial, challenges to just the lies and the death threats. I mean we were getting it from. From every angle. And I mean I'm talking like ugly, ugly, ugly stuff. And you know, I would. I wish I could tell you I never have doubts or get down or. Or get beat up, but you know, I did. I did. And man, I'm telling you, my dreamers fixed. And my faith is stronger than it's ever been. And I know it shouldn't take. You know, I shouldn't be a doubting Thomas. I shouldn't have to put my finger into the womb, the wound and have that evidence. but you know, sometimes. Sometimes that is just. That is just where we are. And for me, God showed, He just.
>> Rick Green: He just showed off, honestly. I mean, he came through in so many miraculous ways. And it's not that he hadn't done some miraculous things here at the Patriot Academy campus. And some of the students that we watch just grow in a way that you knew he was. His finger was. Was just, you know, obviously in it. and you know, we saw lots of miracles over the last three years with this campus, but the last two weeks, Wow, it was. It was even more than all of that at once. So it's been. It's been amazing. It's been absolutely amazing. we did. If you. If you didn't catch last Tuesday's program, or maybe it's Thursday. We did. I gave a quick update. No, no, no, it was Tuesday. Just two days ago. gave a quick update. You know, we did. We were able to raise enough to
>> Rick Green: get the auction stopped and to get a contract, put the down payment down, and we have until August 31st to close. And so right now, it's looking really good. Could you restart that camera for me? Sorry, audience, I'm talking in the studio here. but anyway, it just miraculously. So many things that I just, All I can tell you is it's made my faith go through the roof. And, I am, absolutely looking forward to this closing on August 31st, as we finally put the, you know, put the deal completely to bed and have the ability to, you know, to fulfill the mission of what, you know, this place was designed for in the first place.
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And, I think, you know, most people that aren't familiar with us and haven't been on this journey with us, on this ride with us, maybe you're hearing about some of this for the first time. I just want to tell you God is here. He is moving in this place. the miracles we've seen with the students, the people that have come here, not only the kids, a lot of people may only know us for our youth leadership program. It's part of what American Family association has been a part of for many years. As Walker mentioned when we were doing the show together a couple of weeks ago, he even came through this program when he was 24, 25. AFA has been a great friend and partner to us for years and years. and mostly for that youth program. But it's not only the youth program, it's the adults that go through our military, veterans leadership Congress, our coach Congress. They are coaches all over the country. We got 35,000 of those. and then our constitutional defense course. The miracles we see in that, families that come here. I can't tell you, we don't have time to do all the stories, but, I mean, I'm talking people that were in the Las Vegas mass murder event that happened there at that country concert, years ago. We had one couple that came through our course that was right in the middle of all that, literally having to dive under tables, run for their lives. so they came in very traumatized. And so first day of the constitutional Defense course, guns, going off and very emotional, very traumatizing, brought up all that trauma and by the end of the four day class they're just in tears, as they've overcome that and, and are now, ready and able to defend themselves and, and the letters that I get from people like that, people that have, have had horrible, abuse or horrible tragedies, of watching loved ones be murdered, it's, it's, it's, it's incredibly rewarding to see someone that's been through something like that come here and have their lives changed, have God touch them. many that come through, I know it sounds weird, but they, they come here to get handgun training, self defense training and they find the Lord. And that may sound weird to you, but that's the environment of this place. That's the, the spirit of the Lord is here and people find liberty here because of that. And whether they're coming here for a constitution class or a handgun defense class or a youth leadership program or whatever it might be, the Lord has just blessed this place in a, in a, in a special, special way. So to all of you that, that answered that call and thank you, thank you, thank you. We've got a ways to go, not a long ways compared to what we've already seen happen and what the Lord's already done. we're down to, I think, eight cottages that still need to be sponsored and a little bit, more than that to get the full amount that we need to close on August 31st. so it's, man, we're close and that's three and a half weeks. So it feels like, feels like we got forever after what we had to do in eight days. so anyway, I just want to say the Lord has stretched my faith and I'm, so thankful. my heart is full today. I have so much gratitude for the people that are in our orbit and for what the Lord has done here and what we're going to be able to do now with the campus and the cottages and the ability to bring families in, the ability to bring grassroots leaders in, to train 100, 150 pastors at a time to go through our legislative simulation so that they know how the process works inside and out, so that they can then, speak to their legislators better and influence what's going on in the community better and know what to look for in a candidate.
>> Rick Green: You know, one of the, one of the things I like most about our pastor's, Program when pastors come through is that by the end of it, they really understand how to recruit someone out of their church to run for office. Maybe it's school board, city council, whatever it might be. I think that's actually the biblical way. even if you go back to Exodus, choose out from among you leaders of tens, fifties, hundreds and thousands, that's local, county, state and federal government. And you're supposed to choose able men, such as fear God, men of truth, hating covetousness. And in that case, it was Moses doing the choosing and the elders, man. I think a pastor is in that role. So pastors, if you're looking for a way to increase your discernment and your wisdom on that type of thing, being able to know who to support in
>> Rick Green: your community that's running for office, being able to look across your congregation and look for people in your church that have led well in business or education or family or ministry or whatever it might be. And you've seen them do that well, and, you know, they would be a good mayor or or city council member or state legislator or whatever it might be. we can train you on, on what to look for and how to then influence the process during the year. So as your legislature's debating bills or having things come through, how to go testify in committee, effectively, how to, you know, quite literally lobby your legislator in a positive way. I know that words got negative connotation. Most time we say lobby and you immediately think negative. But the term actually comes from, just picture this. Every day when I would go to the house floor as a state rep, I had to go through this big lobby right outside the doors to the House floor, and there would be just hundreds of lobbyists in the lobby, getting the last word, you know, just handing you a flyer, handing you some bullet points or whatever, and trying to get you to vote on whatever their bill was that was coming up that day. And so that's where the term comes from. But, you know, it doesn't have to be just people that are for hire financially. It's some of the best lobbyists. and I use that term to just mean somebody that. That's what they do is lobby. The legislature or the city council are people of faith that are doing it for a pro family, pro God, pro America perspective. So they're, you know, friends. Guys like my friend Jonathan Saenz. He's the, executive director, and I, think president is maybe his official title, but essentially chief lobbyist for the Texas Values Organization. In Texas, which is the family Policy Council here, you got one of those in almost every state. Well, they lobby on marriage and abortion and, you know, all the other issues that a biblical position for too long was ignored by the legislature. If it wasn't for the family Policy councils out there organizing people, getting churches involved, getting congregates involved, who knows what it would look like right now. It'd be horrible.
>> Rick Green: And all that started with Dobson 40 years ago. And, there's still a lot of them going super strong. I mean, they do great, great work. Well, they're technically lobbyists. Well, pastors need to be lobbyists. They need to be lobbying for the word of God, lobbying for the biblical position on all of these issues. Honestly, you know what lobbying is? It's being salt and light. Lobbying is for a believer just being salt and light. Taking the salt, taking the truth and taking it to the legislature or the city council and advocating for that biblical position. That's what salt does. light. Shining that light of truth into that arena. So I kind of went down the rabbit hole there. But the whole point of all that was, pastors, pastors, pastors, please hear me. You need to come to the Patriot Academy campus and go through one of our leadership congresses, one of our patriot experience events, because you will then be so much more comfortable talking to people in government, finding people out of your church to run for those positions in government, speaking to your church, speaking to your flock about the issues of the day that you may have shied away from up until now, partly because you were, you know, told, I think very wrongly and anti biblically in seminary not to talk about those issues, as if God is not involved in that or that those issues are not, you know, addressed by the Bible. None of which is true. The Bible addresses everything, right? There's no subject off limits. And the only thing you shouldn't preach about are the things that the Bible doesn't address. M which is nothing, right? Everything's addressed by the Bible. So everything is not off limits, but on limits, within limits on, from the pulpit. But you need to know how to address those things. And so come to one of our, come to one of our trainings. Go, to patriotacademy.com to find out more. Go to patriotacademy.com to help us with the cottages and getting this deal done by August 31st. But send your kiddos too. You know, we got the institute opening applications are open right now for the one year institute and I've got scholarships to give away. So help me, help me give away those scholarships. And if, you're a young person that's roughly 17 to 25, and you want to come spend a full year with us here on campus, get some college credit credit, be around some other amazing young people and get master's level training on all these different things, then check it [email protected] institute. Patriotacademy.com institute.
>> Rick Green: Gotta take a break. Phone numbers 888-589-8840.
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Rick Green: From the very beginning, this could be the Black Plague
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to at the The Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach. Thanks for staying with us. All right, let's catch up on some of the headlines that, haven't been able to hit for the last week or so. clearly the whole Pope fauci of the COVID cult hearings is a big deal. And thank you, thank you, thank you Rand Paul and Josh Hawley and some of the others that have not let this go. I Know, there are definitely people, right and left, Republican and Democrat, that want us to just forget about what happened in 2020, 2021, 2022, all the. All the way through the Biden administration with the absolute abuse and tyranny, not only from the federal government, but from governors, Republican and Democrat, across the country. And I refuse to forget, I refuse to let this go. I, have talked about it for the last five years incessantly. And, I can't always say that I came out of the chute, with the right opinion and position on things, but on this one, I absolutely can say that from the very beginning of this whole insane situation, we. I said Foushee was a fraud and that this man was absolutely destroying lives. People were going to die because of his terrible advice and what I perceived to be lies. From the very beginning, it was. It was. Let's just say that. That we risked being absolutely, completely canceled and shunned and essentially banished as an organization, as a. As a public figure, as a radio host, all those things, because we saw this from the beginning for just how bad it was and called it out. And. And that includes calling my own governor a tyrant at the time in late March of 2020. so if you. If you back up and you go to the very beginning of this thing, when we first started hearing about what was going on, and we first started getting, you know, the. Oh, you know, how it was initially all suggestions, 15 days to slow the spread and, you know, just, you know, social distance, and it was all just suggested there weren't requirements to do these things. And initially Fauci was saying, you don't need a mask. It's not going to do you any good. And, you know, unfortunately, President Trump made the mistake of pushing Fauci and Burks out front every day, having that press conference every afternoon. And, I mean, after the first one, I said it, I said, he's got to stop making these two professional bureaucrats. And I didn't know much about Fauci and Berks at the time. He's got to stop making them the face of this thing and stop making them the experts, because this, is not going to be what everybody said it was going to be. And, look, I'll just take you back in the time machine when this first got announced. You know, we did what everybody else did. We canceled all our events. We had some big events coming up that month in March. And in fact, I remember the night that the San Antonio spurs canceled their game, and I Said, wow, this is, this is real. this is, this could be the Black Plague. We don't, we don't know what this thing's going to be. And so we canceled, you know, all of our events. you know, basically did what everybody else did. Stayed home, you know, didn't, didn't do anything for a few days. And then the Diamond Princess came into port. And when the Diamond Princess came into port and they released the numbers for the case fatality rate on that ship, that was mostly, you know, over 70 people. so the vulnerable, the people that we would later understand were most likely to be harmed by Covid and not if they didn't have a comorbidity, but if you were just more likely, if you were older.
>> Rick Green: Which is why we, everybody got into the whole don't kill grandma thing. So anyway, as, soon as those numbers came in, I mean, I'm not a scientist, I'm a little bit of a math guy. My degree is in finance, my bachelor's degrees in finance. But that's not my expertise. But it didn't take a rocket scientist to read the information and see that it was a much, much lower case fatality rate, or even severe illness than what Fauci and the other Covid cult people were already spewing what all the news stations were spewing. And it was going to be worse than any. Anything we'd ever seen. And, and clearly it wasn't based on all of those people on that boat in a closed in space, trapped together. And the numbers were way, way, way lower than what everybody was saying. So that was the point at which. And in fact, about that time, this was just, you know, I don't know, a week into the thing, I wish I could remember the, the author of the article so I could give them credit. But the Federalist came out with an article that, that was, for me, the most clarion, call to not shut down the world and to basically tell everybody, put the brakes on this insanity we're doing and don't shut down the world. It was a great article and it broke down the numbers better than I could have. And I remember thinking, man, we've got to study this thing. We've got to read all of the science and listen to the people that are on the front lines that, that are actually treating patients. You know, everybody was saying, follow the science. Follow the science. What they meant was follow Fauci, follow the Pope Fauci of the COVID religion, whatever he says. Remember how Everybody started acting like he was the science. I think at one point he even said he was the science. But then they shut down and silenced. About that time, there was a couple of doctors out of la. Tony Robbins shared a video of these guys. And they're just in a conference room telling what they're learning. They're saying, look, we've treated 5,000 patients. Here's what we've seen work, what hasn't worked. Nothing's a silver bullet, but here's some of the things. And they're just going through the stuff that they learned by actually treating patients. And they got canceled. And then I got canceled on Facebook for sharing that video from Tony. and so it was at that point that I knew we're in an Orwellian situation where these people with their levers, their hands on the lever of power at the federal level, are about to do something that we've never seen happen in the United States. And we started warning against it and shouting from the rooftops. And, in fact, that's when Mark Meckler and I got to be good buddies. He had been. I'd met him at Convention Estates when we did the simulation at Colonial Williamsburg a couple years before. But this was what really brought us together because we both had the exact same instincts, exact same position on the whole shutdown thing, and, and that everything should open up and that we were about to crash the economy, that we were going to see the most outrageous spending from the government, and then inflation would follow in a way that we hadn't seen, since the Jimmy Carter days. And so anyway, we started warning, shouting. We were getting canceled everywhere. About a week later, all the suggestions turned into mandates. And Governor, Inslee up in Washington, and, of course Newsom in California, and then Abbott in Texas, and they all started making it mandates. And that was when I, you know, called the governor a tyrant, put out articles. And I knew, my political career is over, but I'm going to speak truth to power. So we go through all of that, and unfortunately, and we warned, we actually said if, in fact, Steve Dase was the first one to say it publicly. He said, if President Trump doesn't back off of pushing Fauci out front and letting these bureaucrats make the decisions, he's going to lose the election in 2020. And that was probably May, possibly June of 2020, when Steve said that, and I 100% echoed it and agreed. I started doing webinars, educating people on what we actually did when Spanish flu hit in 1917, 1617, 18, around that timeframe, it went on for about a year and a half or so. We, didn't do. See what happened was you had all these people that came out with these white papers and started lying to the American people and saying, well, this is just how we, how we dealt with Spanish flu. We had, you know, everybody had to wear masks. It was by law, mandates to wear masks. Not true. everybody had to, you know, close, down, for an infinite amount of time until it was all over. Not true. the longest, the longest shutdown.
Anthony Fauci created the six foot rule to prevent spread of COVID
And even, even, even then, it was just a suggestion. It was not a mandate to shut down, but for public, for theaters and public places like that. If I remember, man, I could quote all this five years ago. And I think my best recollection at this point, the longest one we found was six weeks. I think it was Wisconsin had one that was the longest. nobody, nobody, required this, you know, six months, eight months, a year. We were going into two years of insanity in this country.
>> Rick Green: the social distancing thing. We knew right off the bat there's no science behind this, this six foot thing. And then of course Atlas, revealed, that, that they had made that up on the spot in the White House. Fauci and Birx, and they literally made up the six foot rule. And yet we're looking around and there's stickers everywhere. You can't even go get a hamburger without having to, you know, be. Stay six foot away from everybody. It was, it was just total insanity. Totally anti science. We were from the very beginning of this thing saying herd immunity is what you need. You need the healthy people that don't have comorbidities to be out there working and literally spreading this virus, catching it and getting immune to it, spreading it, and get as many people immune to this thing as we possibly can. And that getting it is the best way to get immunity. And we were called crazy and killed grandma killers and all that. And I remember, my wife's grandmother, who at the time was 88, 89, something like that, maybe. I remember standing in our kitchen and she said to us, this is so wrong that people my age would ask you to shut down your lives,
>> Rick Green: shut down your businesses, go broke and misunderstand high school graduations and, and all of this is so wrong that we in our late 80s would be demanding that you young people stop living in the hopes that maybe we don't catch this thing. And she's like, that's selfish. I just remember her description of it. And it was so eye opening to me. I was like, wow, there's. There's wisdom in that. She's actually saying, this is wrong. Y' all shouldn't have to stop the world. And of course, you know, the world stopped because there was no debate allowed. The doctors and the scientists that had the truth were not allowed to talk about it. And every single bit of that comes back to one man, Anthony Fauci. That man. And I said this in 2020, and I'll say it again, I said it a million times since then. That man killed more people, ruined more lives, stole more memories, destroyed more economic, more economies and businesses. And when I say more economies, I mean, multiple nations economies, did more damage to the world and certainly more damage to the United States and killed more people than any human being who has ever lived during the history of the United States. I stand by that statement five years later. It is absolutely true. The evidence is overwhelming. And now, finally, finally, we have in his own handwriting, the fact that he knew. He knew that he was spewing lies. He knew that he was fooling the American people, and he loved every minute of it. What we didn't know, while I did call him a narcissist at the time, self absorbed, all that stuff, I would have never dreamed he would be so blatant about it in his own diary that he would. He would like a. Like a middle school girl, be just giddy over his fame and over the stars that loved him, and over the, you know, young women, you know, attracted to him. I mean, it's just disgusting, the whole thing. People were dying not because of the virus. Some were dying because the virus. Don't get me wrong, the virus was a nasty Chinese poison, yes, lab created, which he denied. So, yes, it was bad. Almost killed my dad. Knocked me and both my wife and me on our tails for two weeks, nearly. I mean, she was very bad. So, yeah, it was a horrible virus, and people died from it. But more people died because of that man's lies, because of his own pride, because of his own wanting to be famous. And, you know, now people are beginning to learn about, you know, how terrible he was with the AIDS virus, about the, you know, all the puppies and tests and all the things that. He's a sick man. He's a sick man. And so I have said for five years, the man should absolutely get the death penalty. I stand by that. His crimes were so bad. What he did to the American people and to the world was so bad, he should absolutely stand trial for it, and I believe it deserves the death penalty. At the very least.
>> Rick Green: He deserved to spend the rest of his life behind bars. And then auto pin Biden comes along and does this unconstitutional pardon, this blanket pardon for 10 years of what? There's no specifics. There's nothing in there about what he supposedly actually did. There's no crime that he was already convicted of that he was being pardoned from. It's a ridiculous thing. And President Trump has said it, several
>> Rick Green: people have said, Rand Paul has said it, that it probably should not be held upheld and that maybe the Supreme Court would. Would strike it down. I don't know. But they should absolutely challenge it. Now, what's. What it appears is going to happen at this point. Apparently the Senate today held him in contempt. I don't know what. I don't know. I haven't had a chance to look this up. I know the panel held him in contempt and referred it to, the doj. So now they have to decide whether to bring charges. I don't know if it. If there's a way to go to the Senate, get a full Senate vote on it. I don't know that they would be able to get that. You got to remember, most of these politicians, they were all praising Fauci. They loved the power that it gave them. Most, most governors, certainly most health commissioners who suddenly were the king of their state and got to write these ridiculous regulations and detailed, you know, regulations, trying to, you know, tell us all how to. How to go about our day when we could leave our house, who we could enjoy our Thanksgiving with. I mean, they loved it. These bureaucrats love the micromanaging. They are, they are the pigs in Animal Farm. They are absolute. They love controlling other people. And, and so all of those people and the media who all of a sudden were superstars, anybody that was, you know, even questioning the vaccine was evil and a grandma killer. And so these people put the rip.
Rick: Fauci should be behind bars for lying to Congress
They put everything. They went all in on this thing. So of course they're going to protect Fauci now. Of course they don't want to see him. I mean, if he's guilty and wrong and it's proven, then they all have egg on their face because it proves that they were wrong for protecting him, for repeating his lies, for becoming a media that was no longer asking questions or cared about truth, as RFK pointed out the other day on cnn. But we're absolutely, just bought and paid for by Pfizer. I mean, look at who was paying all the advertisement on these. On these news channels. So. So I don't know where we go from here.
>> Rick Green: Honestly. I know this. You know, if he's held in contempt, at least may. I don't know what the worst punishment for that will be. I'll look that up when we're on a break. but I don't think it's enough. I think he needs to be held accountable for what he actually did. Not just lying to Congress now, not just pleading the fifth on all the things that he did, but for purposely deceiving the American people for lying to the president of the United States, for all of the things that he did. His pardon should go away, should be completely ignored, because it's unconstitutional. It's not done in the way that a pardon has ever been done in the history of pardons. and then put him on trial. And if found guilty of the things that I think he's guilty of, it should be the death penalty. But at the very least, whatever days he's got left, and only God knows he's. They're numbered. should be behind bars. So that's my. That's my thoughts on Fauci. I'll probably talk a little bit more about this when we come back to the break. You may have some thoughts on it. Maybe.
>> Rick Green: Maybe you think I'm wrong. Maybe you think, oh, oh, hindsight's 20 20, Rick. You know, we can all look back, and I have some friends that say that to me. I said, well, no, actually, I was saying this from the very beginning. It's not hindsight. It was my site back then. And anybody with a brain that actually looked at the data and didn't sell out, maybe that's too harsh. Anyway, you may have a different opinion. Call in a share. 8885-898408-88589-8840. We'll get to your calls when we come back. You're listening to at the core with Walker Wildmon.
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>> : this is at the The Core on American Family Radio with your host, Rick Green.
Rick Green: I think the contempt thing is possible against Anthony Fauci
>> Rick Green: Welcome back. That's Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green. I'm Rick Green American Constitution Coach. Thanks for staying with me talking about the, corruption and absolute, travesty of, of, of Anthony Fauci. In fact, my friend comedian Brad Stein has a great line. He said, from now on, when you mess up, we're going to say you fouchied that up because the man couldn't have been more wrong than he, I mean, he was wrong about everything. Everything and, and then lied about it even after he knew that he was wrong, in order to protect himself. So, you know, look, I think the, I think the contempt thing is, is possible. I mean, I, you know, look, here's the, I was just looking up. So it looks like the, the maximum, it's essentially a misdemeanor. And the maximum if the DOJ goes after him, which I think the DOJ will, I think, I think President Trump, I hope he pushes for that might, be part of the reason, you know, we've been having trouble getting the new, AG approved. But okay, so it's a misdemeanor maximum penalty of up to 100,000 and, or imprisonment for up to one year. So, you know, not common that the DOJ does this even when they get a referral from, from the, from the Senate. this is, it's not enough for me guarantee you that. I mean, I think you're going to have to go after him for fraud. You're going to have to go after him for, you know, lying, not just, you know, I mean, literally deceiving the American people. And, you know, he could get, he could get up to 20 years for fraud if they went after him for fraud. That's what I would do. and you've got the diary to prove that he knew he was deceiving people. So who knows? Who knows? I don't know.
Mark in Texas calls in to discuss Fauci's pardon
>> Rick Green: We got, we got our final segment here. Let's go to the phones because, you know, just the subject of Foushee gets me in a little bit of a sour mood. Let's go. Mark in Texas. Mark, you are up next, man. Go ahead. Actually, I said next.
>> Rick Green: You're up first.
>> Mark: Yes, sir. you used to be in San Angelo, right?
>> Rick Green: You got that right, brother.
>> Mark: That's where I'm at right now.
>> Rick Green: No kidding. I miss San Angelo. Great place.
>> Mark: Yeah. I just want to let you know that you are 100% on Fauci. And if they send him to prison, he'll get one of them white collar prisons and not Huntsville. They'll send him to some sushi soft prison, and it won't be something like Huntsville or somewhere in Louisiana.
>> Rick Green: Man, I would love that if we could get him to go and make him go somewhere like that. But no, you're right, you're right. I mean, it's a, it's, it's, it's. There's no great scenario scenarios here unless you get him for fraud. So I hope they don't stop at contempt. I hope. Now, there are some states looking at this. Florida's looking at it. I don't know if Paxton is looking at it in Texas. I hope so. there are some states that are looking at trying to defeat the pardon and say the pardon only includes, federal crime. You know, any federal prosecution doesn't affect state. So we'll see what happens with them, man. But, God bless you and enjoy San Angelo. I, I wish some of my favorite restaurants were still around. Zentner's daughter's gone and Little Henry's and Mayhore, Kanata's and lots of good places, but the oasis of West Texas. Thanks for calling in, Mark.
Ruth says her father almost died because of hospital shutdowns
Ruth is up next. She's in, Kansas.
>> Rick Green: Ruth in Kansas. Go for it.
>> Jerry: Hello. Thank you for having this. Because my cousin had broken her leg, like, several weeks before. COVID she was in Topeka or. Speak up. She was not allowed visits from her family. she had been. They had been told she was doing fine, and it was. We released within a day or so, and then the next day I heard she was dead.
>> Rick Green: Oh, man, it's. You know. And what's so sad, Ruth, that is, well, millions. There were so many people that had it not been. Well, first of all, if it hadn't been for the virus one. But if it hadn't been for how Fauci advised these hospitals to act or how men like, Cuomo up in NewSong York, how many people died in those nursing homes because of his actions and the way that he did things. and I heard so many heartbreaking stories. And I'll tell you, Ruth, my dad was almost one of them. I was so blessed that my sister stepped in. My mom, dad live up in the Dallas area. My sister lives up there. And, I'm way down in the San Antonio area. And so when all this happened, probably. I want to say it was probably four months. Seems like it was August of 2020. And when my dad got it, he just. I mean, he was so bad. And he. And he didn't want to go to the hospital. Never has like going to hospital. He's been really healthy his whole life. And, any waited too long, honestly. His oxygen level got down in the low 80s, high 70s, which is crazy. Like, they're going, okay, you're not going to make it. but my sister, who is. Who is a, ah, paramedic, and she's just, got a good head on her shoulders and asks all the right questions of medical professionals. she refused to let him go into a hospital and get put on a ventilator because we were already seeing the terrible results of that or on remdim severe. And so she found a doctor in Dallas that. That would treat him with hydroxychloroquine and, and diet and exercise and all the things that he actually needed at the time. And that lady, that doctor, just, she was amazing. you know, 90 pounds soaking wet. And, and she'd pick a pharmacist up and throw them against the wall and say, I'm the doctor. You will prescribe this. I mean, she was just amazing. Saved my dad's life, no doubt. she and my sister. And But, man, that's the. That's a rare story compared to the ones where, because of what was happening in the hospitals and because of the insanity of how we treated this thing, so many people died from. From drug, you know, went back to their. Their, addictions because they had no social, you know, interaction. So many people died from other things like heart disease and other things because of the hospital shutdowns and, And. And not overcrowding at the hospitals. I mean, that's the thing that was so infuriating about it. It was just like this absurd scam. were there some overcrowded hospitals? Yeah, there were. There were A few, but most of them, they were worried that they were going to be overcrowded, but they never got overcrowded. And you had empty beds, but, yeah, you weren't letting people get appointments. And it's. I mean, I could just tell you story after story after story. It was insane.
Pat: I believe there was a World Health Organization controlling a lot of this
>> Rick Green: All right, let's, let's go back to Texas. Pat is in Texas.
>> Rick Green: Pat, go ahead.
>> Pat: Oh, listen, I know you're gonna call me a conspiracy theorist, but, I don't believe it's. You know, FAUCI represented the United States of America, but each country, I think, had their own Fauci's. I believe there was a World Health Organization that was controlling a lot of this, getting a lot of money, paying a lot of people to try to control the world on this medical issue. I think that that was the problem that we had, was now she saw the pocketbook, just like our hospitals did.
>> Rick Green: Yep.
>> Pat: And people got rich off of it, and people died.
>> Rick Green: that's right. I forget what they got paid. It was an obscene amount of money for every ventilator. Every time they put somebody on a ventilator, I forget what they got. I mean, it was crazy how much money the hospitals got from this. And to your point, Pat, I mean, yes, there were Faucis in other countries, but America led the way. he became the darling, all the way around the world, and the World Health Organization, like you mentioned, and Donald Trump said this in his first term, that they were controlled by the Chinese. Why would we pay, money to the World Health Organization, and why would we submit our authority to them? And remember, that's what Fauci wanted. That's what Joe Biden wanted. In fact, when Joe Biden was trying to get us to sign this treaty with the World Health Organization, that would have subjected us to the next pandemic, or plandemic. that we would have to listen to the World Health Organization on shutdowns and vaccines and everything else, instead of people in our whole country. So let me just read you one of the reasons we went to war with Great Britain and declared our independence. This is in the 27 grievances he has combined with others to subject us to a jurisdiction foreign to our Constitution. World Health Organization jurisdiction is foreign to our Constitution and unacknowledged by our laws, giving his assent to their acts of pretended legislation. I love Jefferson's language there. Pretended. That's all World Health Organization is. But you're right. Pat's right.
>> Rick Green: I mean, we gave them this incredible influence over the decisions that were made. but I am absolutely convinced that Fauci was the ringleader. maybe he was taking orders from somebody and just getting his pockets lined. Maybe the Chinese were controlling him. He certainly was in bed with them. When you look at the gain of function, research, the labs, all of that, that. That Rand. Paul is now proving. but, but I will not call you a conspiracy theorist, because I think on this one, you're, you're absolutely right.
Rick: I agree with you 100% on Alabama vaccine controversy
Okay, let's go to Alabama. Alabama. Jerry's up next.
>> Rick Green: Go ahead.
>> Jerry: Yeah. Thank you, Rick. I have to agree with you 100%. I'm a pediatrician here in Florence, Alabama, and I agreed with you from the beginning. And when those shots came out that were supposed to be vaccines but really are not, Yeah. I stood play against him, and I really took some criticism that you did.
>> Rick Green: And your pocketbook. I bet I better hurt your pocketbook, too, because they probably punished you in every way they possibly could.
>> Jerry: Yes, sir. And, I was just proud to hear you speak the truth. And, 100% behind you. And I think we're letting him off light if all he gets is 100,000 in one year.
>> Rick Green: Yeah. Well, doctor, I won't ask your last name, so you don't have to publish it over the air, but, Jerry, would you please move to Texas, right by our campus, and be a pediatrician here that gives parents the choices, on their vaccines. It is so hard to find a pediatrician that thinks like you. so praise God for you, man, and, appreciate you. And I'm glad that you were one of the ones that did not force that on parents, especially for the kids, because what blew my mind about the kids and the vaccine is the kids weren't even vulnerable to this. There were so few children. Yes, there were some random, very, very exception to the rule, deaths with kids, but it was. So the number was way, way, way, way, like less than a thousand out of the whole country. And I think that's even much, larger than what it actually was. And very few that even got, you know, sick more than a cold. And, to put. To inject them multiple times, multiple times with an experimental, you know, drug, basically. It's not even. Like the doctor just said, it's not even an actual vaccine as we. As we have always known a vaccine to be. They literally change definitions in order to do this. and by the way, the reason that Fauci would not allow competition, where the reason he would not allow hydroxychloroquine or Ivermectin or any of those things to have anything positive said about them. And no stories about the treatments that were very successful. Not for everybody, there was no silver bullet. But for some, for many, including me, and including Joe Rogan and others, the reason he could not allow that. And this is. Thank you, Matt Staver, for finding this in April or May of 2020. He's the one that turned me onto this fantastic attorney out of Florida. Liberty Council is the name of their organization. They do great work. And Matt showed me this emergency, authorization statute where you could not do warp speed. You could not rush a vaccine to market unless there were no other treatments. There had to be no other treatments whatsoever, no alternatives in order for you to rush it to market and spend all that federal money on it and then force people to take it all over. All over the country. So that's why they could not admit that Ivermectin was working, that hydroxychloroquine was working, that getting sun was working. Instead, they had everybody staying home and not getting out in the sun. They were to rest you if you went to the beach. But getting vitamin D was one of the most important things you could do during this whole thing anyway. Okay, I'm getting back on my soapbox, and we've only got a couple of minutes and a ton of calls, so we might have to. Might have to pick this up on, on Tuesday when I'm back with you. You have Walker tomorrow and Monday, and then I'll be back with you on Tuesday.
The doctors could have also been treating anything with a steroid
All right, We're. We got a lot of calls from Texas today. Barbara's in Texas. Barbara, go ahead. Hey, Barbara, can you hear me? I might have lost you.
>> Rick Green: Barbara.
>> Barbara: Yes, sir.
>> Rick Green: Oh, there you are. Go ahead.
>> Barbara: I'll try and make it brief without going into much detail, but something, I have not heard about is that we could have also. The doctors could have also been treating the way they normally treated for pneumonia or whatever, anything with a steroid that was required. Because my. When my husband and I were both diagnosed with it called my doctor and I. And she said, go to the hospital. When you get there, they'll call me. And I said, can't you just treat him like you always did? If he had the flu or whatever, a steroid was called in and he was taken care of. And she said, no, you have to go. I can't treat him because it's Covid. So, I heard. I think it was Dr. Barton on one of the Christian programs, and he Said if breathing is going down. And his was down into the low 80s by then, he was struggling to breathe, and I was praying whether or not to take him to the hospital. I'd already seen two of my friends lose their husbands that were intubated and died, and I didn't want to do it. So, but he said, if you can't get a prescription for a steroid, he said, just go and get Udesadide over the counter at cvs, which is nothing more than a nose spray with steroids. And I never heard of it. Went and got it the first time he used it. Instantly. His. He had a monitor on his arm. His oxygen levels went up, and then by the next day, it was totally normal. We kept, using it as he needed it, and he was totally normal that we didn't have to hospitalize him.
>> Rick Green: That is. You know what, Barbara? That's exactly what saved my wife was budesidine. It was the. Well, that. And we did end up doing the monoclonals for her. That helped a lot, too. But a doctor friend of ours from Houston called. He was texting and calling us and, you know, you know, praying for us and talking us through, and he said, get budesidine, and get her on it right now, because she was having so much trouble breathing. Exactly what you. What you just described. And I'm, sorry to cut you off. I got. We got about 30 seconds here. We're gonna be off the air, but thank you, Barbara. And there was. I think. I think you just mentioned Doc Bartlett. Dr. Bartlett or Barton, I can't remember. But out in Midland, that was also recommending that. And some of these docs were. They were practicing medicine like you should. You know, trying different things, seeing what works. No silver bullet. Not just doing whatever the CDC says, but actually using their own expertise. And some of them were fantastic, like the one that saved my dad up in Dallas. But, man, all the ones that went lockstep, all the pastors that bowed to the God of government instead of the God that they should have been serving and shut down their churches and didn't have fellowship for a year or six months even, you know, I can understand a couple of weeks or, you know, maybe a month or two while we're trying to figure it out, but, anything past that was ridiculous. My pastor woke up. Up. And it's actually what woke him up. He now preaches on every issue in the culture. Never will be fooled again like that. All right. I wish we weren't out of time. Have a fantastic evening. Enjoy, Walker. Tomorrow. And I'll be back with you on Tuesday. You've been listening to At the Core.
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💬 Show Notes
In this episode of At the Core, host Rick Green takes a closer look at the continuing fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, examining the controversial actions of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the lasting impact of pandemic-era decisions on public health.
Green shares personal stories and reflections on the difficult challenges individuals and families faced during the pandemic, including tough decisions involving healthcare and personal freedoms. He also highlights the importance of faith, perseverance, and community support in overcoming adversity, while celebrating recent successes at Patriot Academy.
Rick also emphasizes the need for greater transparency and accountability in government, encouraging listeners to stand for truth and remain engaged in their communities. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion about lessons from the pandemic, the importance of accountability, and the role citizens can play in shaping the future.
1. Introduction and Thanks to Sponsors
2. The Importance of Faith and Community Support
3. Updates on Patriot Academy and Community Involvement
4. Reflections on COVID-19 and Healthcare Decisions
5. The Role of Government and Accountability
6. Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
💬 Show Notes
In this episode of At the Core, host Rick Green takes a closer look at the continuing fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic, examining the controversial actions of Dr. Anthony Fauci and the lasting impact of pandemic-era decisions on public health.
Green shares personal stories and reflections on the difficult challenges individuals and families faced during the pandemic, including tough decisions involving healthcare and personal freedoms. He also highlights the importance of faith, perseverance, and community support in overcoming adversity, while celebrating recent successes at Patriot Academy.
Rick also emphasizes the need for greater transparency and accountability in government, encouraging listeners to stand for truth and remain engaged in their communities. Tune in for a thought-provoking discussion about lessons from the pandemic, the importance of accountability, and the role citizens can play in shaping the future.
1. Introduction and Thanks to Sponsors
2. The Importance of Faith and Community Support
3. Updates on Patriot Academy and Community Involvement
4. Reflections on COVID-19 and Healthcare Decisions
5. The Role of Government and Accountability
6. Closing Thoughts and Call to Action
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