The Anchormen Show with Matt Gaetz - The Anchormen Show Episode 71 - Freedom Angels w⧸ Denise Aguilar and Thornton

00:00:00.000 now it's time for the anchorman podcast with matt gates and dan ball

00:00:11.360 welcome back to the anchorman show i'm matt gates host of the matt gates show on one american news

00:00:17.620 you can watch that program on our weeknights nine o'clock eastern six pacific we talk about

00:00:22.800 everything going on in the news politics sports and here we address the human condition and the

00:00:28.560 state of the movement and i am joined by two incredible ladies moms activists just incredible

00:00:35.020 folks the freedom angels tara thornton and denise aguilar uh thank you so much for joining me here

00:00:40.740 and i want to take just a moment you've become towering figures in california activism on the

00:00:47.700 right as people have become more awakened to the conditions that gavin newsom has visited on the

00:00:52.760 golden state so we're going to go over the full indictment of that agenda what it means going

00:00:57.340 forward this incredible election that we have coming up in a few days here in california but

00:01:02.180 really the essence of this episode what i want to get to is is what starts that fire in a duo of moms

00:01:09.620 to say i'm actually gonna roll up my sleeves and get involved in organizing in legislation i'm gonna

00:01:16.440 show up for candidates who i think will fight for me i'm gonna encourage people going door to door

00:01:21.640 uh even in a place like this where at times the victories are scant and the opposition is incredibly

00:01:27.980 powerful so i'd love to have you both just kind of share your origin story uh where you're from how

00:01:33.980 you grew up and what led you to become the freedom angels absolutely so i was i'm from stockton california

00:01:41.980 i never left my area um i was actually a gang member for my most of my life until 2012 and in

00:01:49.860 2015 um california decided it wanted to practice medicine and remove uh philosophical and religious

00:01:56.560 belief exemptions for children for vaccines k through 12 public and private school and at that

00:02:01.880 time i actually vaccinated my kids i didn't know anything about the vaccine movement i actually worked

00:02:06.500 in a hospital so i didn't know anything about this all i knew was that there should be no type of

00:02:12.880 medical mandates and our government should not be telling us what we have to do in order to participate

00:02:17.500 in something that we pay for through our tax dollars and we were just talking before we came on air about

00:02:22.860 covid becoming the point of awakening for so many americans that before covid there was this belief that

00:02:29.680 the vaccines were good for us and that the people who question them there must be something wrong with

00:02:34.440 those folks but what gang were you a member of uh well i was uh what they called northenius um i got

00:02:40.740 jumped in when i was 12 years old and just in and out of the system i never even thought about politics

00:02:46.440 until i met my husband who learned about politics while he was in prison so we were both no idea what

00:02:53.200 this even meant so prison politics is what led you to be an anti-vaxxer yes no and no it really yeah it

00:02:59.740 really is because you know when you're when your back's up against a wall you and there's nowhere

00:03:04.700 to go all you have to do is move forward and say wait a minute this isn't right right like if there's

00:03:09.840 something wrong i am not scared obviously to say something and i think a lot of people got really

00:03:16.260 scared to say like hey we need to start talking about this right because then you're titled you're

00:03:21.740 anti-vaxxers but i think through covid people saw the lies of the pharmaceutical companies and how

00:03:29.040 they were buying their way through our elected representatives and it was just it was so angering

00:03:34.980 to me i'm like i'm not going to just sit there and not do anything about it so i engaged i started

00:03:39.720 learning about politics i started talking to legislators and it just kind of snowballed from

00:03:44.580 there awesome well tara was it the vaccine issue as well that got you engaged and activated

00:03:49.300 actually originally i started on environmental and criminal justice issues when i was a teenager i'm from

00:03:56.720 new hampshire i moved to california when i was 20 and i ran far left extremist um environmental and

00:04:04.580 social justice groups i ran it was a big part of earth first and i just you know ended up having

00:04:11.680 a very alternative lifestyle i lived off grid i was into survivalism um and and homeschooling early

00:04:19.600 on and i always knew that i was going to make sure that i kept all the toxins out of my life and any

00:04:25.500 children i have so when my child was born over 15 years ago uh he was unvaxxed because i already knew

00:04:31.160 and i knew not to i this is important to say i knew not to use to give him vaccines because i knew of

00:04:38.560 the risks from the mothers who had given their children shots and they were severely injured

00:04:42.900 and it was because of those moms it was these early um online boards mothering and yahoo where these 1.00

00:04:48.520 moms were desperately trying to find out how to recover their kids and it was through that that i

00:04:53.620 realized like the bigger picture so for me i you know was i had left kind of the leftist activism

00:05:01.760 stuff in my early 20s and then as i became a mom um with my child uh he was five in 2015 when california

00:05:10.860 brought the bill called sb-277 this is senator richard pan who's trying to grab one of those seats

00:05:16.760 that newsom's redistrict trying to redistrict with prop 50 and this was the shot heard around the world on

00:05:22.640 what everyone came to see in covid it started in 2015 in california with sb-277 they removed

00:05:28.320 all exemptions for shots for school for kids and it was that that brought me in in a way that

00:05:34.360 nothing had ever moved me before it was my kid they came after my kid and i don't co-parent with

00:05:39.720 the government and i certainly drew a line around our kids their sacred ground you go after them we're

00:05:44.920 going to fight you and so that's what brought us in on this in 2015 when you were an organizer on the

00:05:50.780 political left for environmental and social justice causes who who were some of your political heroes

00:05:55.940 the people you looked up to i really had such a i did not really understand you know at that time

00:06:03.240 i was fighting corporate interests and the at the time the democrats i thought were the good guys on it

00:06:09.140 i didn't really understand globalism this was in the 80s um and early 90s i didn't understand the

00:06:15.620 globalists like i do in fact it was the vaccine issue in 2015 that really cracked open when you

00:06:20.500 start to fight to protect kids and against these public health control measures it just rips all

00:06:26.020 the veils down and you really see this evil globalist agenda that has all of us against the wall that is

00:06:33.140 trying to commoditize everybody so people are going to watch this program they're going to say what was it

00:06:37.400 that brought an environmental social justice activist together with a former gang member and

00:06:44.740 prisoner to advocate for all these policy changes in california what tell me the story of how the two

00:06:51.200 of you teamed up it it was in 2019 when we had sb276 again this was going to remove all functional

00:06:58.880 exemptions the vaccine issue was the issue for us at the time and we were you know in hearings we were

00:07:06.060 trying to figure out how we were going to push against these politicians because they weren't

00:07:10.680 talking to us they would run away from us it was such a bad experience for us and there was just one

00:07:17.380 moment that it passed the bill passed committee and i was so upset because i share custody of my middle

00:07:23.800 son and i knew at that moment i wouldn't be able to protect him anymore because i don't have i

00:07:29.080 wouldn't have the ability to shield him from these decisions anymore i was sobbing on the floor of the

00:07:34.840 capital tara came over to me and we just met just and it was just like this capturing of souls almost

00:07:41.980 we were like we're on the same mission and we didn't know anything about each other all we knew

00:07:46.960 was that our kids were at the front lines of this fight right they our children are always the ones on

00:07:52.520 the front line whether it be in public school whether it be medical mandates that is what brought us

00:07:58.500 together and i think for a lot of people that is a common ground we talked to a lot of people on

00:08:04.200 different different demographics democrat republican all all types of people and the one thing that

00:08:10.200 we have common ground on is children should be protected at all cost and so for me my life was

00:08:16.720 always about fighting my own community like a dummy i fell into the trap of you know this is where i needed

00:08:22.460 to be i needed to be a gang member i need to sell drugs i need to do all these things and the world of

00:08:27.060 politics actually pretty much saved my life i never thought i would actually live to this age

00:08:33.220 i missed so many different experiences as a young kid because this was the path of my life and so when

00:08:39.480 we engaged in politics we were like we have one common mission and that is to protect the children

00:08:45.040 of california and of the world because this is a global issue this isn't just a california issue

00:08:50.300 we saw that during covid it was vaccine mandates if you couldn't you know if you didn't get vaccinated

00:08:55.380 you couldn't move around society you couldn't go to work you couldn't do the things california

00:09:00.300 actually tried to introduce a bill that would require you to show your qr code that you've been

00:09:04.380 vaccinated so this this is what we we knew we know that we love our state we know that we would do

00:09:11.640 anything for our children and so the breaking point for me was i made a decision i'm going to leave this

00:09:17.160 lifestyle and i'm going to completely go into politics and i'm going to learn how to do this and we're

00:09:23.180 going to do this together yeah we jump you in too i guess yeah i know in a way by putting you into

00:09:28.360 these positions with uh with legislators and lawmakers the biggest gangsters out there and and there really

00:09:34.680 was before covid a uh uh kind of a scarlet letter around parents who questioned vaccine orthodoxy

00:09:43.980 uh were there any ever any moments when you met with leaders in medicine or in government where you

00:09:51.400 where you just really felt like that they were uh degrading even reasonable questions and opinions

00:09:58.300 and perspectives that you were bringing to them oh all the time um that was what's the worst meeting

00:10:03.680 you had well actually you know what i'm just going to tell you something that no one knows so back in

00:10:08.200 2017 before we formed freedom angels i was uh one of 12 people at the highest meetings we'd ever had

00:10:14.160 in the administration trump one administration and it was with jason jason chaffetz when he was head of the

00:10:20.160 government oversight research committee and different people were talking about the cdc whistleblower the

00:10:25.100 86 act fauci so this is march of 2017 talking about fauci and the coming plandemic um all the the injury

00:10:32.680 rates all the different things and my part was speaking on vaccine mandates at the state and the

00:10:37.520 federal government and i was trying to tell chaffetz that not only were they after our kids but they

00:10:42.840 were looking for a global lockdown and they were going to go after adults and try to require us for

00:10:47.800 participation in society work travel everything he actually laughed at me it was like they will

00:10:52.520 never do that i'm like it is coming i would have laughed at you too i know everyone would have and

00:10:56.620 they vilified us for a reason i will tell you though you can't shame a mom who is out to protect her

00:11:03.020 kid so you know they tried and they did a good job for a long time making it taboo to be an anti-vaxxer

00:11:08.880 or to question vaccines but i know that when we formed freedom angels in 2019 when we we were running

00:11:14.740 legislative strategy we were just losing like you said no one would take you seriously you

00:11:18.280 literally hand them all the facts everything you show them no double blind placebo safety testing you

00:11:24.020 show them no liability show injury you show them the human suffering and they're like yeah sorry we're

00:11:30.020 don't you know they just literally disregard it so the final day of legislative session we had no

00:11:36.900 other play it was a suspense a suspense file hearing it's the last hearing and they have to get all

00:11:41.980 two thousand bills out and it's kind of like an auction they just run it off and we had no you

00:11:46.400 don't get to interface so as opposition we didn't have a way to interface but we made the decision to

00:11:51.660 start peaceful civil disobedience because we knew we were at the point we'd done everything for years

00:11:56.940 we've worked every legislative angle and we're like we have to show them this is a real human and civil

00:12:00.860 rights issue and that newsom is going to be the next george wallace if he passes sb276 and blocks

00:12:09.000 our kids from school for for having no exemptions because it's that serious this is human and civil

00:12:15.360 rights these are our kids and we're not going to stand down and he's on the wrong side of history

00:12:18.980 we had you know made man's were like you are going to crawl on the backs of the injured and the children

00:12:24.140 of this state to get to be president to try to be president so we stood up on chairs in the final

00:12:30.500 hearing and we stood in a red white and blue dress american flag upside down which is a sign for nation

00:12:36.140 in distress and we said you have not represented california for all these are our kids we're not

00:12:41.100 going away what did they do to you well they we thought they were going to arrest us well you're

00:12:47.340 familiar with that you should like arrest us it's okay yeah we're a nobel state baby going back to

00:12:52.620 prison like your policies created nobel state take me yeah well and and um that must be frustrating

00:12:59.880 when you come to these meetings with seriousness and passion and drive and the policymakers that

00:13:06.700 you're speaking with don't don't seem to care that must feel demoralizing and the exact opposite

00:13:11.880 of that must have been how you felt when rfk jr was selected hhs secretary the two of you were very

00:13:19.280 familiar with his work well before he became the political sensation that he is today tell us about

00:13:25.380 the rfk jr you know and and what you think he's bringing to this really important work we are so

00:13:32.940 thankful that he has never backed down from this conversation in this fight you know we worked with

00:13:38.980 him at the capitol talking to legislators it was so hard just to get the legislators to meet with him

00:13:44.080 and what he's done now is what he promised us that he would do and that is really start reforming

00:13:51.300 the system we saw that with asip when he changed out the members every single member who tries to

00:13:57.220 push these vaccines has money invested so much self-dealing it's so much self-dealing over the

00:14:02.620 decisions about what goes into the bodies of young children with their cells divided yeah like it like

00:14:07.100 it's incredible that we would question all of these different vaccines all of the doses the mandates

00:14:12.620 like we're the crazy ones you know when we were fighting 276 and we were inside the capitol we had our

00:14:18.100 kids lined up tons of kids we had thousands of people at the capitol and we had staffers pass by

00:14:24.160 our kids and spit on them they hated us it wasn't even that they didn't take us seriously it was they

00:14:29.980 hated us and they showed it they had no problem showing that they hated us we never um what do you

00:14:35.860 tell a child in that circumstance well thankfully wasn't my kid but you know we probably didn't cut

00:14:42.800 it but i mean a child doesn't understand they don't understand that and you know when i would

00:14:48.740 take my kid with me to the capitol he would always ask like why why don't they want to talk to us like

00:14:53.720 why why do they treat you like that and in all of the the things that we've done i think for my kid

00:15:00.240 we've modeled what it looks like to be persistent and even if they don't take you seriously i take me

00:15:05.640 seriously and what we're talking about is about the health of our children their well-being their future

00:15:10.480 their their ability to go into schools even though we don't support public schools for our kids

00:15:15.340 there's other kids that are there yeah yeah nobody wants public schools to be bad right you just have

00:15:21.100 to be a mean person we want them to be good even if it's not the selection that's right for everyone

00:15:25.360 and you shouldn't bar people at the schoolhouse gate because of a decision they've made regarding

00:15:32.020 their own medical freedom and that was never about the safety of the children at that school that was

00:15:36.980 about the profitability of pharmaceutical companies and it was about control it was about

00:15:42.660 showing that they could have control at that early stage and i think tara put it beautifully that that

00:15:48.000 was really a stepping stone to the other features of the globalist agenda that they wanted to indoctrinate

00:15:54.220 from literally a biomedical standpoint um and and when all this is going on uh you know did you did you

00:16:04.060 start to see the light come on with everyone else during covid where you're like we've been here we've

00:16:09.360 been warning you all about this we knew we knew that when if people knew what was going on they're on

00:16:15.380 our side and covid did lift definitely rip the veil off for people i know that you know with our kids

00:16:22.000 one of the things we've taught them when 2019 when we stood on those chairs we'll go back for a second

00:16:25.900 and say i know it was true for both of us when you stand up for what you believe in against being

00:16:31.580 vilified it was the evil anti-vaxxers i knew for me in that moment no one could touch me they couldn't

00:16:38.560 silence me they couldn't shame me they could only arrest me that's all they had and and in that i feel

00:16:46.380 so blessed that i get to like walk around knowing what that feels like and it gave us the ability for

00:16:51.980 when covid came like we ran all the lockdowns um at the california capital because we knew how important

00:16:58.640 it was to get out ahead as fast as possible to try to say no this is an authoritarian move to take

00:17:05.920 control of humanity and when we went out um gosh it was may 1st of 2020 was our second lockdown at

00:17:12.280 the california capital protest and we had 10 000 people there and newsom set it up as a trap for us

00:17:17.960 with 650 chp officers and halfway through it was peaceful it was like a july 4th party he made the call

00:17:27.340 to send everybody out and arrest the californians out there so they arrested 32 of us and you know 1.00

00:17:33.240 it was but it was that it was fighting for our kids and being the evil anti-vaxxers that allowed us

00:17:40.540 to have the courage to stand up in that moment when the whole world was still scared on may 1

00:17:45.900 and say you're wait isn't newsom warning the rest of the country about authoritarianism monarchies and

00:17:53.180 kings you're saying 30 dozens of people got arrested for a a peaceful protest over medical

00:17:59.780 freedom yes 32 of us now there was he had to drop the charges eventually because you're here with me

00:18:06.560 not not not in the clink and she's a repeat offender so i figured i figured you know you'd still be there

00:18:11.720 but uh but but i'm glad they dropped it but do you think it was intimidation though

00:18:15.780 the only reason he dropped it was because of george floyd protest they let everybody three weeks later

00:18:22.120 destroy the capital and you know riot so they had no choice but you know it was a very easy decision

00:18:29.960 to stand there because this is the the capital the california capital is your state's highest public

00:18:34.260 town square where your 1a right is most fervently protected so it's very simple when they told us to

00:18:39.100 move or get arrested it was you know to support 1a we just didn't move and there you go in that you

00:18:45.400 you know you uh you mentioned the immunities that these vaccine companies have and this is what got

00:18:52.860 me when all of this was hitting the country and you know democrats wanted big outlays of money and

00:18:59.520 the administration was trying to not go into global economic meltdown the one thing mitch mcconnell and

00:19:06.300 a bunch of the corporate senate republicans wanted for the covid vaccine was immunity from prosecution

00:19:12.400 and i never got that because we have courts they exist where if someone is injured by something

00:19:19.000 they can seek redress and have that dispute adjudicated and their standards of care and

00:19:24.640 there's case law and precedent but they wanted a special lane of justice that actually was a bridge

00:19:30.640 to nowhere for anyone who was injured by the vaccine uh i believe that republicans who supported that

00:19:37.960 and demanded that should feel great shame in these moments they should feel shame you know

00:19:42.380 the 1986 act gave pharmaceutical companies shield of liability right so there's like a whole special

00:19:48.340 court with a special masters where the person who got injured has to prove that they are the ones who

00:19:53.800 got injured it's a you know it's a circus what gavin has actually done here in california is he pushed

00:19:59.740 through one of the most extreme pieces of legislation ab144 now this creates california's own vaccine

00:20:07.340 panel so we have a federal vaccine panel now we have california's vaccine panel i've been

00:20:12.120 every one of them has their pronouns in their email signature right and he also extended immunity

00:20:18.740 to the people who have who like host vaccine clinics the schools because the schools were vaccinating

00:20:24.560 children against covid without parental consent no oh yeah there's lawsuits on it so now it looks like

00:20:31.540 gavin is shielding corporations and billionaires while throwing people of california under the bus and

00:20:37.120 creating this shield of liability for pharmaceutical companies the people who host the vaccine clinics

00:20:43.140 and possibly putting on other vaccines like the covid shot which he really wanted to do including the

00:20:50.640 hpv shot so what we're seeing with gavin is a complete pharmaceutical shield at this point

00:20:56.680 and the people do you think the pharmaceutical companies will support him when he runs for president

00:21:01.260 oh they already are supporting him yeah ab144 he did he ran that through on a trailer bill just at the

00:21:07.560 same time that they were doing the three-day push to shove prop 50 onto the ballot against you know

00:21:14.040 without the voters say of getting it actually put on through legislation um ab144 is a really big deal

00:21:22.760 it's like denise said there's a 1986 act federally which gave immunity protections and thank god we have

00:21:28.120 rfk jr in there because he burns for justice for our children and humanity he knows exactly

00:21:32.460 all the plays that they have he knows how to untangle this thing i hope everyone needs to free him up

00:21:37.660 and let him untangle the corporate control and actually make america healthy again but as far as

00:21:44.000 newsom he knows exactly what he's doing with ab144 he has now made a new form of immunity just in the

00:21:50.420 it goes into effect in january in california to shield these private non-profits this has never been done

00:21:56.260 before from any lawsuits for any harm caused from vaccine clinics and this is a real big play because

00:22:03.000 like denise said this is where the lawsuits have been at because we couldn't get at the lawsuits on

00:22:07.120 the covid shots because they were given immunity and so they were going after the the um the violation

00:22:14.380 at the school levels where they went against informed consent of the parents and gave kids the shot

00:22:19.360 and newsom just gave them a clean slate this is a really big deal yeah that is that is unreal and

00:22:24.780 when i go into a cvs or a walgreens and i see people getting the covid shot wearing three masks

00:22:32.420 i think to myself how sad that must be and i almost pity them you know and in a weird way

00:22:39.920 i worry about their families their children are they pushing this uh vaccine religion on on others 0.86

00:22:48.380 have you ever found anything successful at getting through to people who might be of sound mind but

00:22:56.020 simply haven't had access to the type of information you've had access to i think we've had a lot of

00:23:01.780 conversations with people who even recently are starting to see the move of the pharmaceutical

00:23:06.840 companies um what people are now starting to realize is that there's so much money that's pushed

00:23:13.960 between the pharmaceutical industries and our elected representatives so much i mean it's incredible

00:23:18.920 and so we have these conversations with we work with all kinds of different groups democrat republican

00:23:25.220 i mean it doesn't matter we want to have those conversations with people because we do have

00:23:29.800 those conversations that are like yeah i was like you know double boosted and i used to wear a mask

00:23:34.640 and now i see what's going on so people are paying attention covid really changed the whole dynamic of how

00:23:42.220 people thought about vaccines i think there are people who are vaccine injured who don't even know

00:23:46.560 that they're vaccine injured and they have blood clots or myocarditis or some other presentation of a side

00:23:53.680 effect and it doesn't even register that that is something that really has followed a lot of this

00:23:59.680 excessive vaccine taking uh that we've seen following covid um you know the uh the way that this

00:24:07.800 dovetails with the broader parental rights movement is something i want to explore because

00:24:12.300 and we saw in louden county virginia it was a lot of the critical race theory in some places

00:24:16.860 the radical gender ideology like help our viewers understand the confluence of this parents rights

00:24:23.860 movement and how these things work together yeah i mean i can tell you when we we train people the

00:24:30.220 california capital will bring in the grassroots we have district to capital networks and we welcome

00:24:34.460 people to come with us and one of the things that we say when we take them into the offices offices of

00:24:40.440 the legislators is don't put anyone in here in a box we are here to protect children families and

00:24:46.500 freedom and we are going to defend them and fight you in any place that we need to and that's where you

00:24:52.640 can see issues like the critical race theory or the transgender issue or the the grooming and the

00:24:59.540 sexualization of children that comes into play in that avenue so or you know whether it's where

00:25:05.660 any any there's everything on the table at california we'll we'll fight 10 different bills in a year

00:25:12.960 because they're all tied together if you're fighting to protect kids families and freedom

00:25:16.920 then you know you have to fight all of them and so we've been very active over the last few years

00:25:23.120 we've been also working to get the men out of the women's prisons and we have so many uh we just 0.96

00:25:29.360 learned this at a at a activist function we were at recently there are thousands of men in women's

00:25:34.560 prison and and california and they're getting a lot of the women in those prisons pregnant yeah oh 0.96

00:25:39.820 yeah they have plan b pills they've had pregnancies and lost babies and you know the the worst thing

00:25:45.780 about it all i'm gonna say this is that the legislators all know about it now and they want to fix it but

00:25:51.420 the the leadership which is gavin newsom and and people like mike mcguire senate president who's also

00:25:58.060 trying to get one of those gerrymandered congressional seats they have blocked even their democrat

00:26:03.660 counterparts in the legislature from actually getting the men out of the women's prisons because 1.00

00:26:08.540 they for two years now they have blocked what we could easily pass this is the frontier the frontiers

00:26:14.660 of equality now is like having to sit by as men in women's prisons rape the women yeah like that's 0.98

00:26:20.900 the frontiers of equality and it's nuts i worry about the effects of this on humanity on on the vaccine i feel

00:26:27.340 like for a lot of our lives in the united states in particular humanity has been subjected to a

00:26:34.220 biological war waged against us and part of it's the vaccines part of it is the the chemical exposure

00:26:41.200 that we have there are real environmental concerns that we as an america first movement ought to take a

00:26:48.640 strong look at but like do you worry about your children and who they're going to meet and are they

00:26:54.580 going to have the opportunity for big families when we've had to endure all this i worry about that

00:26:59.080 every single day i have one homeschool kid and i have one kid in public school i worry every day about

00:27:06.040 my kid in public school because he's captured he's captured between the teachers who are teaching him

00:27:11.100 you know banned books which include how to get on apps like grinder and how to upload your picture

00:27:17.580 these books actually tell children how to meet strangers online between the social media the

00:27:23.400 schools the policies and the legislation they have put in such a wedge between parents and children

00:27:29.700 it's really awful to experience especially if you're you have an extra vulnerable child like i do

00:27:35.340 my son who i homeschool we have a whole different world we he's not even he doesn't even understand

00:27:41.160 what's going on in public school he understands legislation because he goes to the capital with us

00:27:45.820 but we have we're building out the world we want for our children and that means we homeschool that

00:27:51.480 means that we have the group of friends that we really do want to bring into our lives that we

00:27:55.740 trust that means that my son understands civics he's 11 and he knows what would you say if he brought

00:28:02.840 home a vaxxed girlfriend i'm so excited when we get our merriweather farm shipments and you get a

00:28:09.140 beautiful piece of ribeye look look at that marbling now i take it out of the package let it get down to

00:28:14.640 room temperature all i've got on here is a little salt a little pepper and then a little avocado oil

00:28:19.560 and then i've had my pan preheating with a little oil

00:28:22.660 head to merriweatherfarms.com and enter promo code matt g for 15 off your first order he would never

00:28:36.280 he actually he wouldn't this is actually a conversation he has with me he's like what am i

00:28:40.300 going to do how am i going to find a wife if they've have been vaccinated with the covid shot

00:28:44.380 because he knows he knows that that shot was just so detrimental to people we were so lied to about

00:28:49.660 that we were so people were so brainwashed to think that this shot was healthy and it was safe and it

00:28:56.260 was effective and they they used isolation they used fear this is what they do in prison they isolate

00:29:02.700 you until you comply and so when they did that out here people just thought it was you know

00:29:08.420 regular medical procedure than they didn't think they were lied to my son who's 11 knows everything

00:29:14.780 about this movement about this shot because it's our responsibility as parents to introduce them to

00:29:20.700 these things so that way they're ready for when they're older because the policies that get introduced

00:29:25.220 now they don't affect me they're going to affect him and they're going to affect his children so he's

00:29:30.100 very much worried about being able to find a wife that is not vaccinated yeah is that going to be

00:29:34.900 like a new dating thing for the zoomers you have to ask your uh first date everyone should be really 0.99

00:29:40.240 concerned about the mrna platform technology this is something that humanity needs to worry about we

00:29:45.760 you know traditional vaccines also have their problems they have risks they have toxins they alter

00:29:51.400 the immune system but we've got two you know two different and difficult situations with both of

00:29:57.400 them and the mrna is i mean this is part of the transhumanist agenda to alter your genetic code to 0.56

00:30:04.300 to cut you know man from god and it's it was actually i actually had a conversation with a

00:30:11.660 well-known transhumanist the week before we started freedom angels and it was him in 2019 telling me

00:30:16.780 that everything was about to change and he told me essentially everything about mrna platform technology

00:30:22.940 and ai at using ai to advance this that caused me to be like we have got to go faster and harder and

00:30:31.920 that's when we started civil disobedience i think the most important combos we can have is with our

00:30:37.080 kids is to let them know the truth of the world and with each other like you said there's people out

00:30:42.960 there that don't realize they're injured so the more like do not allow yourself to be silenced or

00:30:47.980 shamed have the conversations just keep having honest gentle conversations with everyone you know

00:30:53.480 i don't spend time fighting on social media just have it in real life like take stuff into the real

00:30:59.140 world on the ground that's how we build the world we want from the ground up we're also really big

00:31:04.240 proponents of food freedom whether it's clean food but also local food like supporting the farmers and

00:31:09.820 ranchers one of the things that i'm most excited about right now is last week um trump brock rollins

00:31:15.900 bobby um all they met with a couple of ranchers i know one of them from nevada another one and these

00:31:22.240 guys are the real deal these are the producers on the ground that aren't supporting mrna that want

00:31:28.200 you know county of like or country of origin they want to have local control of food because they

00:31:34.400 know that not only is our health critical um on that issue but also the control of humanity so

00:31:39.760 it was one of the best things i saw actually one of the most exciting things that's happening right now

00:31:44.900 is that trump brock rollins bobby kennedy they're meeting with the actual ranchers not the big lobby

00:31:50.500 for cattle they're meeting with the right people and if they follow those plans then humanity has one of

00:31:55.580 the greatest hopes that we could have is that we got the right people moving the right strategy for

00:31:59.920 it so i'm excited about that it's kind of the one thing europe has right yeah they appreciate eating

00:32:05.480 local they they have that labeling the transparency and people can eat pizza in italy all the time and

00:32:12.620 not gain weight because you know it's it's a pure ingredient structure it's simpler and uh you don't

00:32:18.200 have all the stabilizers that i think have really hurt our country that we're allowed in and there's a part

00:32:22.860 of kennedy's strategy that i i like which is that it is not reliant on passing legislation he gets

00:32:29.800 these stakeholders in a room and says well would you like to take these dyes out of your food or do you 0.99

00:32:36.220 want me to pursue a regulatory path would you like to voluntarily agree to not have these mandates or do

00:32:42.040 you want to see the force and power of the federal government and he's getting some of these corporate

00:32:48.680 entities to do the right thing when all other options have been exhausted uh you have a really

00:32:54.180 interesting domino theory about california because we'll have viewers around the country who will watch

00:33:00.000 this program and say these these are wonderful moms they're inspiring in their activism but what are

00:33:05.240 they still doing in california don't they understand that this place has lost uh is lost ground in the

00:33:12.660 invasion you were uh red state reagan nixon pete wilson was elected statewide here and then you did

00:33:22.280 open borders and amnesty you allowed your yourself to be invaded you have no real um control over the

00:33:28.120 voting which means that you are susceptible to legal votes being diluted and you really ought to pack up

00:33:34.460 and go to nevada or florida or texas and enjoy low taxes and and friendly folks what what are you still

00:33:41.840 doing here oh yeah we always say don't tell us to leave california it's our terrain strategy we're

00:33:46.660 like look we have to stay and fight not only because california is ground zero but if we save

00:33:51.700 california then we save the nation and we save the nation we save western civilization but also because

00:33:57.820 you've got to fight the ground that you're on if we're in a global battle there's no one that is immune

00:34:03.920 from this whether you're in the reddest county in the reddest state or in deep blue california you're

00:34:10.020 fighting the same evil agenda it's just easier you're on better terrain in a deep red deep county

00:34:16.780 or state to be able to work from the ground up locally your school boards your city councils your

00:34:22.860 county level this and then the state and federal from there to lock in protections for kids family and

00:34:28.500 freedom it's yes it's harder here in california but we have had victories that nobody even knows about

00:34:34.400 we defeated we defeated merc in the california in 2023 they tried to mandate the hpv shot

00:34:41.360 for all kids k through 12 in college without exemption and we were able through the grassroots

00:34:47.540 action of californians across the state in our district of capital networks to force them to remove

00:34:52.460 that part of the mandate that would have been that is a holy grail for merc that's a billion dollars a

00:34:57.340 year because it's a captured market more than one almost one-tenth of the u.s population

00:35:00.840 with no way out and they have you're compelled to go to school it's you know compulsory education

00:35:06.340 and then also for college it's not you know you would have it as well so you can actually win even

00:35:13.880 on bad ground and one of the things i say is people californians get a bad rap deservedly for some

00:35:19.460 things but the it's really just the extremists who run california like gavin newsom like these guys

00:35:24.720 that want to take those congressional seats that they're trying to gerrymander with prop 50 real californians

00:35:29.580 when you tell them when they start to actually pay attention to civics and see what's going on

00:35:34.680 they're all on the same side we all want the same things and if you are out in any other state

00:35:39.120 and you definitely don't want the californians that are there voting blue no matter who but you find the

00:35:44.800 refugees from california that have fought because when you've been against the wall no one fights

00:35:49.060 harder you find them those are your riders and they will help you turn your red states like more red and 0.61

00:35:54.320 lock and protection it is true that when you find the deep blue state and deep blue jurisdiction

00:35:59.380 republicans there is a special way that fire burns i've seen it in new york i've seen it in illinois i've

00:36:05.740 seen it in california where you've been called every name under the book you you have faced evil you have

00:36:11.660 faced uh ostracizing features of shunning from the left and and even kind of polite society at times

00:36:19.140 but you know if you were to have that type of transformation in florida what's the type of

00:36:24.320 leader who could who could do it denise like if what's the archetype of somebody that could that

00:36:29.280 could save california gosh i think you people who engage the way that i'm going to say the way that

00:36:36.680 we engage that we've made this our life to really understand politics and to be engaged at a local

00:36:43.260 level everyone wants to flip california red but that's not really realistic what we can do is

00:36:48.780 engage locally one of the things that we train so i'm sorry just just to draw a fine point on it

00:36:53.920 your strategy isn't just to be just to be going for the moon shot but let's go win a city council seat

00:37:00.300 here let's go in a school board seat here let's find a state legislative seat to flip that's how you 0.99

00:37:05.440 change your terrain yeah you know it's more tactical yes you have to be we learned this during

00:37:10.660 covid with the lockdowns right gavin newsom created these recommendations for counties to close down

00:37:17.500 to you know shut down you have to stay in your house you have to close your business we actually

00:37:22.220 worked with different counties and different different districts in california that lifted their

00:37:27.040 public health emergency because we were working locally like atwater we worked with their sheriff we

00:37:31.860 work with their city council members with their public health officer that's how we change things

00:37:36.720 we're not going to flip the whole state so when we want people who are in leadership positions either

00:37:41.460 at a grassroots level or just a mom or dad who are like i want to get involved in politics we need to

00:37:46.800 start focusing focus on the city council the school boards because they're the ones who are making

00:37:51.360 decisions for your kids we focus on the the county board of supervisors because they're the ones who are

00:37:56.960 making these decisions for the entire district we passed in san walking county we passed resolutions that

00:38:03.240 were no qr codes required for to show your covid vaccine san walking county that's where i'm from

00:38:09.540 yeah his was red and it it for trump election was 40 you know and californians voted for trump

00:38:17.920 san walking county flipped red for him what we can do at a local level is really change the entire terrain

00:38:25.060 of where we live it's such a good battle plan for our listeners that maybe are in a place where

00:38:31.240 they don't feel like they could have a perfect candidate as their senator or congressman but

00:38:36.220 they could go find that opportunity where with the right neighbors with that in real life contact

00:38:41.400 that tara was talking about you could do it's a really a good activism plan i do want to get to

00:38:46.540 this election that we have coming up in california i'm worried i'm worried because uh i think a lot

00:38:53.220 of republicans are really happy with what president trump is doing they feel like there's more uh economic

00:38:59.060 optimism they don't really think the congress is that important anyway they haven't really done

00:39:03.360 much other than you know a few things to facilitate trump getting the country saved with a secure border

00:39:09.140 and uh and deregulation and productive investment but uh they're fired up our side might be a little

00:39:16.840 pacified and if they win this thing and just wipe five republican seats off the map

00:39:23.100 the the bad actions in california are going to have such a direct impact on the rest of the country

00:39:29.380 you know i mean with with all due respect a boy playing in girl sports in california doesn't

00:39:34.260 necessarily impact you in texas or florida but if you've got hakeem jeffries jamie raskin aoc jasmine

00:39:42.680 crockett her nails all in power uh it will be torment for the trump administration uh do you have any hope

00:39:51.140 that republicans are gonna improve on the voter turnout or do you think we're all just kind of

00:39:55.840 too happy and surfing in california right now no i think the problem with republicans is that because

00:40:01.220 trump won we're all real lazy right it's like oh winning will do that yes people become very lazy and

00:40:08.280 just not it's like herding cats trying to get people engaged we have a messed up system in california we

00:40:15.040 have an awful election integrity we don't have any election integrity in california and people republicans

00:40:20.560 do not want to vote early they don't want to vote by mail unfortunately this is a system we have right

00:40:26.180 now and so voting day of we all want to we want voter id we want day of we want paper ballots

00:40:33.180 eventually hopefully we get this with the proper leadership i hope republicans get off of their couch

00:40:41.260 stop being so lazy that's what it really is like i'm just not going to vote on this voting doesn't

00:40:46.980 matter i hear that all the time it doesn't matter well if you don't we're going to have richard pan

00:40:52.540 we're going to have scott wiener we're going to have robert revis we're going to have mike mcguire

00:40:57.240 all of these awful extremists are going to be in congress and it is going to be the hardest thing to

00:41:04.040 have to deal with on a national level i mean yeah that i think also uh animating the laziness

00:41:12.020 is that this is about process like when you're going to vote for or against a policy that can

00:41:18.660 maybe activate you more than voting for or against a map are you seeing that when you talk to people

00:41:23.200 tara well i think the hardest thing is that people people either don't know what's going on special

00:41:31.060 elections are notoriously difficult so they don't even know civically what's going on they don't know

00:41:35.400 there's one happening and then the other parts people are also giving up hope oh it's hopeless

00:41:39.980 because we don't have election integrity in california um you know we do have a ballot

00:41:45.600 initiative for voter id that should get qualified by the spring great be on it's critical it'll be on

00:41:51.720 in november 2026 for people to vote on i have no doubt that we'll pass that and that's a key

00:41:56.960 stepping stone critical yeah you know it's really critical and that's going to help candidates up and

00:42:01.800 down ballot you know for the turnout because people are going to be moved to be out on that but we need

00:42:07.380 them out now because the biggest problem like denise said we're going to have these no one even 0.62

00:42:11.960 understands how bad it is there'll be almost no republican representation from california of the 52

00:42:17.700 they'll only be like eight seven or eight percent represented for the republicans in congress they're 0.82

00:42:22.840 also going to be the worst of the worst from california being sent there but it also is you know it

00:42:29.720 perpetuates the lie what gavin newsom and his is and crew are spreading about prop 50 is a complete lie

00:42:37.660 it's gaslighting to the extreme and we should all be defending against their attack on the republic on

00:42:45.980 you know if we don't have integrity in voting and we have and we have gavin newsom out there telling

00:42:53.440 everybody one thing and they're believing it and he's spending what he spent 300 million dollars of

00:42:59.700 taxpayer dollars to put this on the ballot and then he's got the teachers association he's got soros

00:43:04.700 he's got tens of millions coming in from all sorts of sources to lie to the people that they have to

00:43:10.500 save california from trump and protect democracy when it's the absolute opposite we are stealing the

00:43:16.180 voices of californians but with prop 50 and we are putting the most extremists that do not represent

00:43:21.580 any of the people in california into the position to be at congress this is the absolute wrong

00:43:26.440 direction for california and i just hope that the lawsuits i hope that the supreme court cases out of

00:43:31.920 louisiana that say you're not supposed to racial redistrict you know that we aren't going to parse

00:43:36.700 and gerrymander that what we should be doing is only geographical districting that that sets the stage

00:43:43.140 because if this thing passes due to newsom having the microphone and able to gaslight everybody

00:43:47.400 and the fact that people don't engage in politics overall and i'll also add the democrats have the

00:43:53.060 infrastructure they know how to use the they know how to use the early voting the mail-in ballots they

00:43:59.360 know how to use the the problems with the system to their advantage and so this is why we've been

00:44:05.300 advocating so hard get out put your vote in early do it through the mail it's now in-person voting is now

00:44:11.500 open in most counties there's a few counties like a lot of rural counties like mine we actually don't

00:44:17.640 even have in-person voting we just have on the day of november 4th you can go in and and do a ballot

00:44:23.820 drop box so that means there is no every answer is vote early and then i think people need to really

00:44:30.700 know that you have to track your ballot and you have to fix it if there's a problem last in november

00:44:36.200 2024 33 000 um ballots were never counted because they got post they didn't get postmarked in time

00:44:44.700 so if you go to postmark on the final day the post office does not have to postmark it so you don't

00:44:51.500 drop your ballot in a post office without it being hand stamped for the date on the last day and if you

00:44:59.980 don't cure your ballot fix any problems we could win or lose a tight margin on that wow it that is

00:45:06.040 so foreign to me as a florida man because it's sort of like you you know if you can't get the ballot

00:45:11.160 right when you vote it maybe we don't really need your vote that bad anyway like if you couldn't figure

00:45:16.060 out uh those things but i know it is critically important the curing process and we're obviously

00:45:21.560 going through this because gavin newsom wants to be president more than any living human

00:45:25.700 what would you tell the rest of the country about gavin newsom that you think they might not know if

00:45:31.620 they hadn't lived here under his rule and only saw him as a television figure oh gosh i don't know if

00:45:38.760 i can say that on air um but he's a terrible person um gavin newsom has created california as

00:45:47.080 a sanctuary state to sterilize and mutilate children he has created this state to where parents no longer 0.65

00:45:56.120 have the ability to make decisions educational decisions medical decisions for their children

00:46:01.260 things bills like or laws like sp 107 that allows children to come here from all over the country to

00:46:07.000 get what they're calling gender affirming care and if a parent does not agree the courts can take their

00:46:12.780 children away so that is the wildest idea for a law i have ever heard yeah that the school nurse 0.68

00:46:19.380 recommending gender blockers has the ability to stand in the way of your parental rights potentially

00:46:25.280 that is so wild gavin for personally i feel like gavin newsom hates us i feel like he is using us as a

00:46:32.800 stepping stone for his political aspirations and he doesn't care who he steps on and i say this because

00:46:37.900 i know the policies that he's put forward we have been involved for almost a decade in the policies that

00:46:44.140 for california and if you look at us here we are the highest in homelessness there's 24 billion

00:46:51.240 dollars missing within the homeless industrial complex through non-profits under gavin newsom

00:46:55.640 it's just a grift it totally is nobody's getting they have to keep homelessness as a problem so that

00:47:00.460 they can keep the money flowing it's all it's all the money funneling so we have a beautiful state

00:47:06.240 california is a gorgeous state our families are suffering they can't even put food on the table

00:47:11.360 gas in the car they're worried about sending their children to public school

00:47:15.560 these kids are graduating illiterate because the standard for graduating children has been lowered

00:47:21.460 so much we have a huge problem in leadership here and it falls on the hands of gavin newsom not only

00:47:27.000 just the fires that he failed to protect people from but just the policies that are so dangerous

00:47:33.460 that families who do know them and people don't really know about what's been passed in california

00:47:38.040 nobody's engaged in politics right we're all just trying to put food on the table and go around

00:47:42.480 there's no real opposition it's not like you get these great legislative debates the democrats have

00:47:47.080 super majorities they never have to compromise and so they just steamroll you here and i think you

00:47:52.480 make a really good observation that gavin newsom uh has ambition that is even uh willing to let him

00:48:00.640 do harm to his own people to service that and and yeah i'm wondering i mean do you think anything gets

00:48:06.720 in the way of democrats nominating him right now it looks like he's the nominee i mean i

00:48:12.460 think it's it's on every one of us in california to let the world know what it's like here i mean

00:48:18.140 it is true it is hard to put you know food on the table people are struggling to pay the bills

00:48:22.460 you're you know he's about to rate hike utilities again support insurance and insurance yeah the

00:48:29.540 california fair plan is about to go up they say average 38 percent could go up 300 percent for those

00:48:35.160 in high risk areas oh no definitely when you don't have working fire hydrants the insurance going up

00:48:40.500 is a downstream effect of that because the insurance companies have to price in the risk

00:48:45.240 of government incompetence yeah he's the master gaslighter and deflector though people should

00:48:49.840 know that he's slick um but he is a gaslighter and you know he's just gone viral for you know his

00:48:56.440 about wonder bread um his little you know on the podcast talking about wonder bread well first of all

00:49:01.660 for anyone not you know too old to remember or not young enough to know we all ate wonder bread in the

00:49:05.540 70s and 80s um but he you know he's actually now forcing californians into that poverty level

00:49:13.820 like we're all you know most everyone not gavin and his cronies or his ngos and his his unions

00:49:20.400 union leaders not the union members um but the rest they're eating in french laundry

00:49:25.900 yeah gavin newsom wasn't busted eating wonder bread he was busted eating in french laundry while

00:49:31.840 everyone else was locked in their home i think this has been a really important conversation because

00:49:35.480 you've done two things for our viewers one you have laid out the warning you've shown that

00:49:39.960 it is control it is an evil globalist empire and it is personal evil that allows that to advance

00:49:48.620 but i think even more important than that warning your story is is a story of how our coalition can

00:49:54.360 grow you know a a person who was committed to left-leaning causes and social justice a person who

00:50:01.580 you know did not have the initial first best step in life and yet for the sake of your children for

00:50:08.460 the sake of your families for the sake of your state in your country you're now the freedom angels

00:50:13.360 you go all over the state you inspire candidates you train activists you give people valuable

00:50:19.460 information and i just remember being a younger guy and being told over and over again that this

00:50:25.800 movement of ours was was going to shrink constrain that as the world became less white as the world 0.78

00:50:34.360 became more enlightened as women were voting more and becoming professionals at a higher rate that

00:50:40.660 there just wasn't really a future for the republican party but but this is the future getting people

00:50:45.500 informed getting people engaged and getting them to care enough about their own health and the future

00:50:50.900 of their family and their children to do something about it and it's an incredible thing and i'm

00:50:55.020 really glad you do it how can folks continue to follow your work and if they want to be a more

00:51:00.740 useful version of themselves as a citizen what would you suggest so we are always going up and down

00:51:06.720 california holding town halls and training people on how to be effective and how to engage at our

00:51:12.040 district to capital networks they can go to freedom-angels.org and they can look at all of the

00:51:17.420 resolutions that we've written and passed across the country and sign up with us so that way when

00:51:22.580 legislative session starts in 2026 we're ready to rock and roll and to push back on the kind of

00:51:27.580 detrimental policies that we already know are going to be introduced the freedom angels are ready for

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The Anchormen Show Episode 71 - Freedom Angels w⧸ Denise Aguilar and Thornton

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