00:00:28.700Another episode of the Political Prisoner Podcast. It's your host, Jake Lang. I'm coming to you live from the D.C. jail gulag. I'm currently in solitary confinement, day, I think, 1,025 of my incarceration without a trial.
00:00:45.320And today I have a very special friend, a soft-spoken lioness.
00:00:51.660She is a just incredible patriot who is going through one of the most difficult circumstances that God could ever put on somebody's lap.
00:01:00.920And she's championing her way through it.
00:01:03.560The whole entire January 6th knows and loves Razzie Berry, a.k.a. Phenomenology.
00:01:09.720She is our beloved Twitter space host for many different Jan 6 Twitter spaces.1.00
00:01:15.820She is an election integrity juggernaut.
00:01:19.360She's just been in battle with the Patriots for a very long time and helping us out.
00:01:25.560And so now it's time, guys, to turn this love around and show her some love.
00:01:30.780But Razzie is going through a nerve degenerative, very rare form of cancer that is extremely painful.
00:01:39.900She's been battling it for three years.
00:01:42.800It's cost her, I mean, upwards of $400,000 in her fight already.0.93
00:01:50.360And we are going to bring the whole entire Gateway Pundit family around here, all of the Jan 6 community.
00:01:56.940And we're going to show some love back today.
00:01:58.860So, guys, you know, we're going to be talking about this a few times, but there is a Give, Send, Go link in the bottom of this article, in the caption of this video.
00:03:06.440Well, I mean, the way I got to know the January 6th community was really quite a surprise and quite by accident.
00:03:15.780I had been doing Twitter spaces on election integrity, just being bedridden and having mobility issues.
00:03:24.420I just can't do the work I used to do.
00:03:27.000So I tried using my voice on Twitter and talking about things like the stolen election, not only in 2020, but also in the 2022 midterms and America First principles and try to really get people to get engaged.
00:03:45.780as like precinct committeemen and, and things like that. And so, you know, Elon Musk had not
00:03:52.440purchased Twitter yet. And January Sixers and talk about January Six, talk about the stolen
00:03:58.160election was still very much censored. And a lot of people were still banned. And what happened,
00:04:03.980Jake, is Derek Evans, who was a member of the West Virginia House of Representatives,
00:04:10.240peacefully protested on January 6th, went inside, said hi,
00:07:30.960It was a long road trying to make different things
00:07:33.440and feeling just kind of lost in the process before we got to this diagnosis.
00:07:41.140Yeah, you told me a little bit more about the journey when we spoke earlier.
00:07:46.380I mean, you know, she's been going through this as a single mother.
00:07:50.200Her two daughters, guys, were 11 and 12 years old back in 2019 and 2020
00:07:56.840when the symptoms really started to show forth.
00:08:01.140Your vision was getting blurry, right?
00:08:03.600You're getting pain and small seizures, and the symptoms have developed, I mean,
00:08:09.340worse and worse since then to the point where, I mean, tell the audience a little bit
00:08:14.940about what you're currently experiencing, what you're currently feeling right now.
00:08:19.420You can hear, you know, your soft, strong voice, but I don't think, I want people, I mean, this is a podcast, I want people to understand what you're going through in the current, you know, they can only hear your voice and you sound strong, but tell us a little bit more about what's going on behind the microphone right now in the body.
00:08:37.640Thank you, Jake. Well, some people call me stoic because I try to keep on topics like day six, elections, things like that, because they're just not as emotional, right?
00:08:48.900They're things that you know what they are, you know, the injustice and stuff.
00:08:52.800And so you can just kind of focus. So it is hard to talk about this.
00:08:56.600I have, they're kind of like convulsions, like myoclonic episodes, fasciculations, weakness.
00:11:18.920You know, whatever you've got to do to get through to continue to battle, you're doing.
00:11:24.840And that is the best American spirit that kind of forged the frontier in this country.
00:11:29.440And so you embody that, and we love that about you, Razzie.
00:11:32.880And so when we come back, guys, from this quick message here from our awesome sponsor, sponsorj6.com,
00:11:40.140we're going to talk more with Barry Razzie, a.k.a. The X Phenomenology.
00:11:45.560She is the host of many Twitter spaces and has raised countless dollars for the January 6th community and all my political prisoner brothers.
00:11:53.740And, guys, now it's time to turn the tables and to help out Razzie with her gifts and go.
00:11:58.860So, guys, go right now to the link in the bio and in this video and click on that, and please help her out.
00:12:05.340We'll be right back with the Political Prisoner Podcast.
00:12:15.140If you guys can tell today, just in more of a somber and serious mood
00:12:20.300because my guest and one of my very special friends
00:12:23.740and just a beloved member of our community, Razzie Berry, is with me right now.
00:12:29.680Everybody knows her as Phenomenology on Twitter and X,0.56
00:12:34.480and she's just, I mean, absolute lion.
00:12:38.040And just going through using her voice as her weapon here to help spread the truth for years as she's been bedridden with a, I mean, demonstrative nerve degenerate disease that is just, I mean, this is some really bad stuff, guys.
00:13:00.760But we're lucky, we're blessed by God, there are new treatments available, and so today we're doing a big old fundraising push.
00:13:08.040Karazi. We're getting out of the woodwork. I want to make this comparison, guys. This is something
00:13:14.400I'm going to hit hard with this, so listen up, everybody. We have liberals, right, on Give,
00:13:20.120Send, Go that are raising $80,000, $100,000, $150,000 to put their friends, to put their
00:13:27.160sons and daughters through sex change operations to get them all kinds of mutilation, right? And
00:13:33.900And if the conservative community, the patriot community, cannot put together the money that's needed on this Give, Send, Go account, I mean, guys, we've got to get our stuff together here.
00:13:46.940Guys, go right now to the Give, Send, Go.
00:13:48.960We are putting Razzie through these new stem cell treatments that could possibly help repair, restore, or at the very least, God willing, stop the neurological damage that's been happening in her body that's basically giving her multiple systems atrophy.
00:14:05.560Many different nerve systems in her body have been failing these last three years.
00:14:10.140She's become bedridden, and we've got to stand behind her right now.
00:14:13.580So if the liberals can do it for a sex change operation, we should be able to do it to save Razzie's life, guys.
00:14:38.560You're all things good and holy, and I truly mean that.
00:14:43.160you are an inspiration thank you jake well i appreciate that um i mean it's been quite a
00:14:51.880lifestyle change from being a busy homeschooling mom active frequent hiker you know publisher
00:14:59.560speaker to this it's been really you know and i don't really use my platform on twitter to talk
00:15:06.140about my situation so it's very kind of you to invite me here but it's been hard it's hard on
00:15:12.560my girls um it's you know it's just a lifestyle just kind of devastating i had to close my
00:15:20.140business of 18 years which was really heartbreaking including for the employees but i'm hoping that
00:15:28.480there is still hope i still my heart's still beating we're speaking my voice is still strong
00:15:34.920and that's why i use my voice on twitter or x to just talk about the issues that are important to
00:15:42.280me and I try to project not a person that's sick I try to project a person that's empowering and
00:15:48.180inspiring and I kind of actually had hoped that I could do that not talk about being sick and then
00:15:54.480maybe Twitter rev ad rev or something would help me get to the stem cells but I got a $53 check
00:16:02.100from that so even though I have 60,000 followers I just don't think Twitter ads are very helpful
00:16:10.980to conservative accounts, so this is just kind of putting my pride aside.
00:16:21.100Well, God bless you. Don't worry about that. There's no such thing. In this battle that we're
00:16:26.900in, this is a family, and when we're talking about family scenarios here, you have to put
00:16:31.660the truth out there. You have to let people know what's truly happening behind the scenes,
00:16:35.980behind all of these phenomenal Twitter spaces is a woman that is giving her life for this cause.
00:16:42.640And so, guys, let's do our part to help out Razzie. Talk to me. We got some questions. Let's
00:16:49.260talk about J6 a little bit here. And why did you get involved? I mean, my understanding from what
00:16:56.620you just spoke about a little bit was that basically everyone else on Twitter, when our
00:17:03.840brother Derek Evans got out of prison was too afraid to host these Twitter spaces what made you0.96
00:17:08.840bold enough to do this why did you want to get involved with J6 well first of all I don't fault1.00
00:17:15.840those people for being afraid you know somebody has to kind of break the sound barrier right like0.89
00:17:20.860I understand people didn't want to be put on the list or there's reasons to be afraid but I figured
00:17:25.800that if I didn't do it who would and my account wasn't my account at the time wasn't very big but
00:17:34.240I wanted to just I figured I already had lost so much that what could they take from me right
00:17:41.000you know not from the government did I lose things but through this illness and so I figured
00:17:45.620if my voice in this broken body if my strong voice could help then let's do it
00:17:52.060I love that. I love that. That's the attitude, guys. It's like, well, I've got nothing to lose. What else can they take from me? I kind of feel that way sometimes as I'm sitting in my prison cell. I'm like, well, I've already kind of come to the end of the line here, so there's nothing holding me back from pushing even further. I love that.
00:18:13.260That's a similar spirit to how I feel sometimes.
00:18:17.320And, you know, those people out there that were too afraid, I think that you've opened up.
00:18:23.560There's multiple Twitter spaces happening all the time now about January 6th in these last few years.
00:18:28.680I think that they've, you know, there's this famous quote by one of our founding fathers.
00:18:33.780It's basically like in the time of tyranny, nobody wants to be a patriot because the stakes are so high.
00:18:40.300But when the Patriots step up and do their job, then everybody follows suit because the stakes, you know, the possibility of losing everything is not so high.
00:18:49.380So thank you for being one of the first to jump into this battle.
00:18:54.520Another question about the J6 Twitter spaces, Razzie.
00:18:58.280What's your favorite part about hosting a January 6th Twitter space?
00:19:03.240Well, if it's something where it's live, where you guys are, and we hear them sing the national anthem, the first time I did a space where that happened, it was just like, you know, even though I couldn't see you, you have one minute remaining.
00:19:19.980You know, I was in tears. They were in tears. It was such a powerful, patriotic moment. And then I would say just because there was nowhere that people could speak, you know, I'm just one small account, but just being a place where people's voice can be amplified to talk about justice, because look, January 6th is a big octopus.
00:19:42.800And what they did was they stopped the fedsurrection, stopped the legal objection to the certification of a fraudulent election.
00:22:38.000And I wanted to talk about a little bit about your, just this journey, because a lot of people don't know, and we're trying to let them know that, you know, for the first about almost two years of this disease that you've had, this nerve degenerative disease, synucleinopathy, very rare, very destructive to the body.
00:23:00.460they basically toyed with you not not saying that they wanted to but they didn't know what
00:23:04.980was wrong with you they make misdiagnose you with Lyme disease and tell us a little bit about that
00:23:10.020process and um you know just give us an insight on that well yeah and I think it was all well
00:23:16.460meaning of course but when you know somebody that I know that has a daughter with a rare disease
00:23:22.580you know people that are in this kind of unhappy club of rare diseases that are hard to diagnose
00:23:28.780it's often a long struggle. Sometimes people are not believed and there goes through many
00:23:33.700misdiagnoses. So I don't think it was intended at all, but, you know, first they just said it
00:23:39.600was some sort of rare migraine variant. I tried treatment for that. I knew that wasn't the case
00:23:45.700because migraines don't do what this has done. But then I was told it was mold illness and I had
00:23:55.420for hidden mold spores that have been maybe gotten in my nervous system and my brain. So
00:24:01.380I went through intense detoxification treatments. I, you know, three times a week or more IV
00:24:08.240therapies and many, many supplements and detoxifications and other applications. And
00:24:14.680then I had to get rid of everything in my home that they said could have mold, hidden mold spores.
00:24:20.840So mattresses, sheets, towels, my children's clothing, my children's toys.
00:24:26.360We actually left our home with a backpack each and went to an Airbnb and had everything taken out and thrown out.
00:24:36.600And then they tore out walls, bathrooms, under the kitchen, new roof, everything to make sure whatever was causing so much destruction was gone.
00:24:51.380And then that had to be all put back together.
00:24:53.120So that was extremely expensive while I was going through the treatments.
00:31:58.040I mean, you're young, and you look young,
00:32:04.680and you've lived this amazing, healthy lifestyle.
00:32:08.500And so, you know, to segue now from a lot of these talks about the disease and stuff, let's talk about, I mean, you've been a champion of this organic lifestyle, healthy living and stuff like that, and it just goes to show you sometimes that, you know, God can even use these circumstances and areas.
00:32:29.060You know, you think that this kind of stuff always happens to, you know, somebody's, you know, eating McDonald's, you know, six times a week and living unhealthy, smoking six packs a day, you know, type of lifestyle, but these challenges, these rare diseases that pop up can even come against people like yourself that have, you know, championed this, you know, homeopathic, very organic, very clean living lifestyle, and it, I mean.
00:35:00.260We got Spotify listeners, Apple Podcasts, and we're just so blessed, guys.
00:35:04.980So I wanted you guys to be able to hear Razzie's, I mean, just, you know, very important take on January 6th.
00:35:13.080He's spoken to so many people about it and has a great understanding.
00:35:17.300So Razzie, tell us about the January 6th octopus.
00:35:21.000Okay, so let's remember first that on January 4th, then our Vice President, Mike Pence,
00:35:30.580also the president of the Senate, told us that he understood and agreed that there were problems
00:35:37.120with the election and that we would have our day in Congress and that we would hear the evidence.
00:35:44.240And what that means is, if you remember, there were many members of Congress who agreed. They
00:35:49.340came back from their districts knowing that there were serious problems with the election and they
00:35:54.560were going to debate. They were going to legally object to the certification of elections, just
00:35:59.780like many Democrats did in 2016. However, in the 2016 election, when then Vice President Joe Biden
00:36:07.600asked if any senators had seconded their objections, the answer was no. So President Trump
00:36:15.220was sworn in as the rightful president in 2016. But in 2020, not only were there many, many members
00:36:22.800of Congress who knew that there were problems and objected, there were also members of the Senate
00:36:28.540who had already said they were going to join and agree with the objection to certify.
00:36:34.840So January 6th, when the disturbance came and the infiltrators who turned a peaceful rally
00:36:44.080and a peaceful gathering into a riot, they did President Trump no favors.
00:36:50.180By interrupting the legal objection, they actually did favors for Joe Biden.
00:36:57.620If anyone was going to try to do something in favor of the American people, they would have just peacefully allowed the Congress to object to debate and allow the Senate to say, absolutely, I also object. And then those states would not have been certified.
00:37:14.160But what happened instead is these infiltrators came through and they stopped that. They stopped the legal objection. And then in all the shenanigans that transpired, they went ahead, they resumed, and they certified the election without the debate that was promised, without the legal debate.
00:37:32.480So that, to me, Jake, is really one of the most missing parts of the narrative, because the interruption of our, you know, America first congressman and constitutional abiding congressman to say, hey, hey, hey, no, there's a problem here.
00:37:46.740And for a senator to say, that's right, vice president, I agree.
00:41:37.240I love the 1776 component of American patriots standing up against tyranny,
00:41:42.340but there was a major underlying component that this was a planned fed
00:41:47.340There were federal agents there and that this was an orchestration to get Trump out of office so they could usher in this new world order, one world government, new style of oligarchy here and have their way with all of these different world players and world businesses.
00:42:08.560So thank you for breaking that down for everybody.
00:42:24.100And there's many things that plague us in the world, the circumstances outside, you know, all the things happening in our country and across the world.
00:42:33.660But there's also, obviously, the things that are plaguing each one of us.
00:42:37.360And so tell me, give our listeners a little bit of insight on who Christ is in your life and what you've learned and can understand about being somebody who's been chosen by God to be a suffering servant just as Jesus was.
00:42:56.940well we are so limited in our human existence that we can only understand it um i think through
00:43:06.920the context of you know history the bible and then our own personal experience so
00:43:14.360i think that that's what makes it such a personal relationship i mean certainly there are times when
00:43:23.500my faith is tested because even though this is not our home like it also is my home right my
00:43:30.200kids are here I want to you know it's a natural desire right to want to live and to thrive it's
00:43:36.880a natural it's an I mean God built us that way right to want to be healthy he put that will
00:43:43.500inside of us to want to bear children and to raise them and to the next generation so I'm not going
00:43:49.600to pretend that I at all have figured it out or that I am perfect and quite flawed in that
00:43:57.340area, but it's just a moment-to-moment, minute-to-minute, day-by-day, um, to surrender.
00:44:08.540Wow, wow, that's humble, humbling words, guys. We could learn a lot from
00:48:41.480How can they listen to this and turn and apply it to their own lives?
00:48:47.700Okay, so now I'm going to get emotional.
00:48:49.960Okay, so I wish I could give you or the listeners some tips on how to find resilience.
00:48:57.220But really, resilience is the proof that God does exist in all of us because I have no idea where it comes from, if I'm honest.
00:49:05.740Like literally, I try to just fake it as much as I can on Twitter spaces and try to project a strong voice and fit inside.
00:49:19.920It's not as easy, but the fact that there is this just desire to fight and to live not just for yourself or for being able to do good for the world,