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00:01:14.000We have a special guest in studio, which fits with a lot of the macro trends and especially what we're seeing happening in Hawaii and just the food supply.
00:01:53.000Like you said, I was a former pastor just about six years ago.
00:01:57.000And my wife and I had been kind of talking about transitioning and literally just heard God's voice one morning go and start a meat company.
00:02:06.000And we talked about it, prayed about it.
00:02:09.000Felt that was what we were supposed to do with no knowledge of agriculture or entrepreneurship or anything.
00:02:16.000So we set out and we sold everything we had and just put our money into doing that.
00:02:23.000We had just had our firstborn little boy, and that was in 2017.
00:02:29.000We started in 2018, and God just blessed us right from the beginning.
00:02:34.000And we had no idea what we were doing, but thankfully, God had a plan for us.
00:02:38.000And then We realized right as we got into 2020, so 2018, 2019, we had two decently successful years.
00:02:48.000When we started, it was me selling meat in a parking lot in a truck.
00:02:52.000And so, and what we realized as we started getting some buying power and started purchasing more, that almost everything we were buying at that time was coming from Mexico, coming from South America.
00:03:05.000And that's what people don't know that it's foreign sourced meat repurposed as American meat when you go to your local grocery store.
00:03:12.000Said, it said, had a USDA stamp on it and all this.
00:03:15.000And so, as we started looking into it, we realized, oh, wow, there's actually no country of origin labeling law for beef or pork in the US.
00:03:38.000And now, over 3 billion pounds of beef gets imported into the US every year and it's being sold in the grocery stores, it's being sold online.
00:03:49.000People think that because they're buying meat at their grocery store or their local butcher or buying it online from an American company, you just assume that you would be getting meat that's coming from American farms.
00:04:03.000So when we found that out, we drew a line in the sand.
00:04:07.000Like I said, this was early 2020, drew a line in the sand and said, you know what?
00:04:12.000We are only going to source from American farms and ranches, which we actually found out is harder than you would think.
00:04:19.000And so we set out on that journey and then we realized.
00:04:23.000That's when we realized that no one even knows this and no one's talking about it.
00:04:28.000And why it's important is I mean, if you look back in history as far back as you want to go, whoever controls the food supply controls the people.
00:04:39.000And we are actively just relinquishing control of our food supply.
00:04:44.000We're giving up our farmland just left and right.
00:06:09.000So, you we have to eat meat, it's what it's what makes us, it's what makes us men, actually, you know.
00:06:15.000So, what you want, I mean, just so everyone's clear, the testosterone, we don't know if it's necessarily only because of this, but testosterone rates are down like 80% from where they were 30 or 40 years ago.
00:06:26.000The average male in his 20s and 30s has a 280 to 350 free testosterone rate, where it should be between 750 and 900, just looking at the spectrum.
00:08:50.000Andrew Huberman, who is really well respected, Stanford.
00:08:54.000Neuroscientist who does a series of long form podcasts on just the data.
00:08:59.000He was asked, they said, by Peter Attia, or somebody asked him, they said, if you could just eat one thing, if you had only to eat one thing, where it checked all the boxes, he said, oh, a good steak.
00:09:09.000He said, it checks, you get protein, you get good fats, there's no carbohydrates, amino acids, and so on.
00:09:16.000Well, there's the thing we need fats, and the fats found in meat are the highest.
00:09:22.000And animal fats are good for you, and you need fats.
00:09:25.000In the 70s, we started this war against.
00:09:28.000Fat, everything fat free with the processed food.
00:09:31.000And we wonder, by the way, in the hormone production sequence, fats are a necessary precursor to create testosterone.
00:09:41.000Now, too much fat could be bad for you.
00:09:43.000However, I mean, too much saturated fat, your body doesn't do that.
00:09:46.000However, it's actually carbohydrates that are the problem a lot more than fats.
00:09:50.000Yeah, our obesity problem in the U.S. isn't coming from red meat, it's coming from donuts.
00:09:55.000Yeah, carbohydrates, and your body making it, turning that into glucose and then storing it as fat.
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00:12:29.000Well, to be clear, there is currently no mRNA vaccines being used in cattle in the U.S. right now.
00:12:37.000But just like with the country of origin labeling law, it was just silently repealed through Congress with really.
00:12:49.000The US population not knowing the mRNA vaccine has been in testing for over a decade for cattle, for not just cattle, but for animal use.
00:13:01.000For over 10 years, they've been testing it, tweaking it, and Congress started talking about it earlier this year and beginning to lobby for the use of it.
00:13:14.000And the American people are now got wind of it and are speaking out.
00:13:24.000So, We were the first company to put out a statement and say, we will not use the mRNA vaccine.
00:13:45.000And you're fear mongering, just trying to get sales.
00:13:47.000And we weren't doing any of that because just like with the country of origin labeling law, If we don't get loud about it and let the people know that, hey, this could be a thing, this is something that they're talking about behind the scenes, this is something that they're lobbying for, if we don't let the people know that, then it just quietly happens.
00:14:04.000And the way the law is right now is you don't have to disclose what vaccines you use in animals at all.
00:16:22.000Look, the website right now is goodranchers.com with the Maui fires and potential food shortages and all sorts of questions about totalitarian control of food.
00:16:55.000Meat can stay, if meat is vacuum sealed, which all of our meat comes individually wrapped and vacuum sealed.
00:17:01.000If meat is vacuum sealed, it'll stay good in a freezer for well over two years as long as the vacuum seal is intact and as long as the temperature in that freezer stays frozen.
00:18:32.000Well, initial reaction is pretty much reinforcing the reaction of the previous three indictments where we're counting.
00:18:41.000I fully expect there to be another one.
00:18:43.000But look, this is, even though it's at the state level, it's part of essentially a conspiracy amongst a weaponized Justice Department at both state and federal level for the Democrats to eliminate.
00:18:59.000Their most viable political opponent coming into 2024.
00:19:04.000We're in complete banana boat territory in that respect.
00:19:09.000Then there's the substantive aspect pertaining to the indictment here, which is a really sort of contortionist approach to conspiracy law, whereby we're given this ridiculous theory that tweets of perfectly First Amendment speech, protected speech, are now considered to be overt acts of a conspiracy.
00:19:35.000And so Trump tweeting, hey, go watch OAN now, or go watch this hearing about proceeding in Georgia about the election case, those tweets are illegal.
00:19:45.000And so this is sort of an extension of the overall thrust of the previous federal indictment, effectively attempting to criminalize what one might call election denial, to criminalize, in effect, any public speech that calls into question the legitimacy.
00:20:08.000And this is very convenient because this in itself is effectively a conspiracy to remove Trump from the chessboard in 2024.
00:20:18.000But in so doing, it also contains a precedent preventing people at the pain of criminal punishment for calling into question the very illegal procedures they're using here in order to disenfranchise Trump supporters and criminalize.
00:20:36.000Trump's behavior and take him off the chessboard.
00:20:41.000It is really yet another escalatory step in the already simply obnoxious and untenable level of political abuse that we see the Justice Department, both at the federal level and here at the local level in Georgia and Fulton County.
00:20:59.000So, Darren, why has the reaction from Republicans been so underwhelming?
00:21:04.000You know, we're hearing from people do something, do something.
00:21:07.000I do not know of a single Republican attorney's general.
00:21:11.000That has active investigations against powerful Democrats or a local DA.
00:21:16.000And is it time for Republicans to start to realize the only way we stop it is we have to have a mutually assured destruction pact with the American Democrat Party?
00:21:29.000And I did see your discussion with Mike Bent that I think was really excellent.
00:21:35.000And indeed, on the cutting edge of what we should be thinking about in terms of a broad based response.
00:21:41.000To this unprecedented level of lawfare, we're seeing really hardball lawfare we're seeing from the Democrats and really the regime more broadly.
00:21:52.000And the idea that you're suggesting is look, if it's going to be a situation where effectively any Republican that isn't rubber stamped by the regime is going to anticipate and expect criminal punishment,
00:22:08.000possibly even jail time, if that's the situation we're in, Then we need our people, our DAs, so to speak, our attorneys general in the respective states in which we have control and jurisdiction to play the same game tit for tat and say, okay, you want to indict Trump in Georgia, we'll indict Hunter here, or we'll indict, you know, the Democrats are so criminal, we're not at a loss for opportunities here if we wanted to play that game.
00:22:40.000The impediment here is really the will.
00:22:56.000Because this is like an unknown concept for people on the right.
00:23:01.000And in some, let me just say this as a first sentence.
00:23:05.000I'm glad that Republicans are hesitant to use power.
00:23:09.000You shouldn't want to, you don't want to be part of a political movement that is constantly enthusiastic to use power.
00:23:15.000Simultaneously, that old gentleman's agreement.
00:23:19.000Of we don't go after your guys, you don't go after our guys.
00:23:23.000You know, the kind of if you've been a former president absent, you know, murdering somebody with an axe on public television, like we're not going to indict you, right?
00:23:32.000I mean, Bill Clinton flew with minors for sex to a Caribbean island.
00:23:37.000And that's just the beginning of stuff that we could be looking into Bill Clinton for.
00:23:40.000Hillary Rodham Clinton and Bill Clinton had a backwards money laundering operation called the Clinton Foundation.
00:23:46.000And I mean, she smashed devices, all that.
00:23:48.000But the institutional Republicans are always like, well, it would set a precedent.
00:23:52.000We don't want to overly politicize our system.
00:23:56.000And so, Darren, let me just be more specific.
00:23:58.000What is it going to take if this indictment, this thing, which, by the way, is more than Trump?
00:24:04.000Jenna Ellis, Jeffrey Clark, these people are going to have to go into debt and double mortgage their homes to be able to pay for legal fees of something that's probably going to get thrown out, criminalizing watching cable television.
00:24:18.000And yet I do not see the action from our Republican attorneys general or prosecutors or local DAs.
00:24:36.000The whole concept of RICO charges emerged as a kind of bespoke response to the problem of organized crime.
00:24:44.000And the implication here is obvious that they would use it against Trump.
00:24:49.000And in fact, this particular DA has used similar charges, ironically, and I think most famously, going after a cheating scandal in Atlanta.
00:25:00.000And how ironic that now she's using the same type of charges to support a much broader and more significant cheating scandal effectively at the national level.
00:25:10.000To cheat the Americans out of a fair election yet again in 2024.
00:25:40.000As for what we can do, as I said, the theoretical answer is clear.
00:25:46.000It's a tit for tat approach in which we refocus our attention and our energy and our efforts into marshaling a robust lawfare campaign that can compete at the level of what they're doing to us, at least to the point where we can say, okay, we can inflict pain on you too.
00:26:50.000And I regret to say I have to be even more cynical than you are because there is one understanding according to which, oh, the Republicans are just so principled and just, you know, they're naive but good and principled people.
00:27:03.000And I think this is actually much more the case at the retail level, at the level of voters who are, in many cases, kind of naive and principled because, especially older voters.
00:27:15.000Remember a country that doesn't exist anymore and the norms that allegedly prevailed back then.
00:27:22.000But the actual Republicans in charge, they're not principled, they're simply cowards.
00:27:27.000And you can tell this by the fact that they don't always resist hardball.
00:27:32.000They're perfectly willing to play hardball when it comes to attacking people who violate the regime's norms, when attacking people who go a little bit too far to the right.
00:27:44.000And in Trump's case, in attacking Trump and anything associated with Trump, the Republicans played hardball against Trump.
00:27:52.000So they're perfectly capable and willing to play hardball.
00:27:56.000They're just not set up to play hardball against the actual people who deserve it.
00:28:01.000Which in this case is the corrupt, illegitimate, malicious, and ridiculous filth running the regime largely slanted toward the Democrat Party.
00:29:26.000You know, Turning Point Action, our political arm, our 501c4, somebody asked me, they said, Charlie, what's the mission statement of Turning Point Action?
00:29:32.000I said, Our short term mission is to get the Republican Party as conservative as their voters.
00:29:43.000Darren, give us some more detail about how the intel agencies, both internationally and domestically, use a playbook of provocation.
00:29:52.000Well, I mean, they want to provoke another thing like not what January 6 actually was, but they want to provoke a real instance of what they claim January 6 was falsely.
00:30:03.000And we know that it was a Fed's erection, and the smoking guns of the Fed's erection are Ray Epps and the pipe bombs.
00:30:12.000Provoked is precisely the same, the type of response that we were talking about in the earlier segment, which is the one and only necessary response Republicans refocusing their efforts, their energies, and their resources to creating a robust lawfare machine that can counter the weaponization of the Justice Department and the DAs on the state level that Democrats have been doing.
00:30:39.000If we don't have that, we don't have anything.
00:30:42.000You might as well never send another donation to a political candidate again if we don't have that.
00:30:48.000You might as well not go to the voting booth if we don't have that.
00:30:52.000That is the precondition for having a society in which voting or even free speech matters.
00:30:59.000And we've learned that the game isn't what we may have thought it was.
00:31:04.000The game is not having the right ideas.
00:31:07.000The game is not winning the arguments.
00:31:09.000The game is not even winning elections in the narrow sense of the term winning of actually having.
00:31:14.000More people vote for your person than the other person.
00:31:17.000The game is in controlling the dissemination of information, as we've learned with the censorship problem at the big tech level and the government level.
00:31:26.000And the even deeper problem is the political weaponization of the Justice Department, of the legal system.
00:31:34.000If you don't have the legal system in order, you don't have anything really.
00:31:38.000And so that I think should be overwhelmingly the chief focus of all of our endeavors going forward at basically the fundraising level, at the resource level, and at the message level.
00:32:12.000And so part of it is just hey, take the actual people and get them into some sort of alignment.
00:32:21.000Our people are begging for something to be done.
00:32:26.000And I'll be honest, nothing is going to get done in the short term.
00:32:29.000Because, Darren, the final thought is because some of these leaders who might be really honorable on a church elder board, they might be really effective at running a local coffee shop, they might be good at a local law firm, standing up to local bullies.
00:32:47.000But some of them are now thrust into a wartime environment and they're scared.
00:33:28.000Well, look, every tyranny is based on the idea that I get to take away your immediate liberty because I have the handcuffs and you don't.
00:33:37.000You look at Joseph Stalin, what made him a tyrant?
00:33:40.000It was the raids at 3 a.m., where he was able to expunge dissidents and, even more shockingly, his allies, because he wanted everyone to be afraid that someone might be knocking on the door.
00:33:53.000The book Darkness at Noon by Arthur Kessler is one of the most important books that you should read right now about what happens.
00:34:00.000When a regime starts to weaponize justice.
00:34:13.000Darren, I know we're out of time, but if you were an outsider, you woke up from a coma and you just watched the last 24 hours of news, you would think the country was 85% Democrat and that there would be maybe three or four Republican attorneys general.