June 24th-Jeff Beck, The Zombies, Fleetwood Mac, OMD, Tears for Fears, Glenn Medeiros, Mindy Kaling

0:00 Beautiful. Hi everyone, I am Jeff and welcome to history. In fact, it is about today. I know I've been teasing you for a couple of weeks, but yes, we are starting to do COSE again. Got a good one today, Matt. Why don't to go and introduce yourself first. Jeff, thank you so much. I love the format of the show, and thank you so much for having us. It's good to be here, and we just we live in such an unprecedented times in which you know, on our table right now is a chance to either take back the country, meaning restore the dream where you have the white picket fence, the wife, the kids, and all of that stuff that is still in our grasps, and I feel like it's slipping away. So we're just passionate to get to the heart of all these issues. The culture.

1:01 Certainly on our show, we're going to bring christ involved, We're going to bring the culture in and how are those two colliding. But it's so good to have some fun because we live in a country, in a world with just amazing history that's had amazing people, and I love how we're going through and highlighting some of those just you know, when's the last time you thought about thirteen seventy four, when's the last time you thought about nineteen oh two? Because our history is rich and so I love what you're doing here. Glad to be a part of it, looking forward to. It, right, and we're going to have fun talking and we're going to promote. Your show is everywhere people can watch, Yeah, we. All yeah, I mean YouTube is a place where we can get a lot of stuff on there. We're on all the social medias and the idea is that we want to put together a show that empowers the individual with their choices on food, medicines, voting. Where are you putting your resources, your treasure, your talent. We've kind of been on autopilot for so long, Jeff. As far as if I'm a Republican, I vote for this, I don't ask any questions. If I'm a Democrat, I'll go for whatever they're going for. And it had a negative impact on the culture. I don't know if you've noticed right now, the inflation is suffocating. The cost of living is simply unbearable for most families. We've got mothers working full time, father's working full time, children in daycare all day. The expenses We're living in the most expensive time in America in the history of America. That is a fact. The problem is is that stress, pressure, and expectation is reaching its limits. We can only make so much money during the day. We can only have so many subscriptions, so

2:31 many events, so much tuition to pay for. I just read on Sunday we were doing a piece. Twelve colleges for this fall are going to have a ticket a sticker price of a one hundred thousand dollars or more per year for tuition. And you just have to stop and think, how did we get here? Over the last five year, colleges didn't cost you know, a couple thousand dollars In the seventies, you know, colleges used to have to compete for the student by making tuition cost of living affordable at their campuses. And we've kind of made it to where with government student loans, go do whatever you want. Go get a history degree at Harvard at one hundred thousand pop. And then we'll just let you pay that back over time once you get your job.

3:14 And the issue now is we're not hiring college kids at two hundred and fifty three hundred thousand dollars a year, which is the kind of money you need to pay back student loans, start a family, buy a home. Had a guest on a few weeks ago talking about the average home in America or excuse me, average home in Colorado right now is four hundred and thirty excuse me, four hundred and sixty three thousand dollars average single family home in Colorado. That's too much. That is a really nice income, and we just don't have those being spat out right now. So we really want to activate people on their decisions. We want to activate people on where are you putting your money? Are you feeding the beast and making your own problems worse, or are you recalling your money you're crawling it back and saying, we need to put my money into things that improve my family's life.

4:04 And then also don't feed something that is chewing me up. You know, our cost of living has to be a nine to one one for the president, has to be a nine to one one for your local representatives, has to be a nine to one one in your household. That we cannot just play the status quo, keep up with the Joneses anymore. It really is a financial burden that they've placed on us. Wars don't help. Of course, five dollars gas doesn't help. Energy costs, accelerating those things don't help. So we just want to open up and say, this is our country. We are your employers. So every politician that currently sits in Washington, d C. They were sent because of the power of the American citizens vote, and we need to be able to say, you know what, we want to give you this job. We want to give you this opportunity, but here are expectations, and as long as you can keep those going, you're welcome to this role. If you want to get elected ten twelve times, we don't care because you're serving the people the best.

4:57 We're not firing employees the rate that we should be. In fact, if we have any small business owners listening, business people in general, you would never allow these politicians to work for you. They have underperformed and they've been overpaid, and so as an employer, you would say, you know, this isn't working out, we have to let you go. We won't do the same thing with our politicians. And so we're asking folks to become empowered again God given rights that you have implore them. You know, there's certain rights that you cannot be interfered with, and they are interfering with it. We want people to see it, stand strong in their faith, stands strong in their convictions, and say no more. So, I think it's one of the most exciting times to be in America, to be active, to be activated. We simply aren't going to last at this current rate. So if we can empower people to say no, no, no, this doesn't have to be this way.

5:51 It can be better. We just want to invoke that. So we're excited every time we're going to meet folks, hear stories here, testimonies and really say, Okay, this is a great country. They tell us it's we're dying for. Let's restore it to that former glory so that we do have that buy in. And we've got to get rid of this so much division. Jeff my goodness, the idea that we have a two party situation and that we are you know, that's our two choices. It's just not acceptable anymore. Those two choices don't work for us. If you're a Democrat, you automatically buy a default have to sign up for the LGBTQ. You have to sign up for DEI you have to sign up for open borders. If you're a Republican, you have to sign up for Zionism oversee wars Ai. I mean, all these things that have come out now are part of this Republican platform.

6:37 Neither side is serving that blue collar family that wants to have a home, was to have children. You know, they're not asking for a Cadillac and a cruise every other month. They're just asking for that peace and security of Hey, I'm doing a good job at work, I'm working hard, my family's doing the right thing. But yet we still can't buy anything. We're still so tight, we're still so I'm saying that's not fair anymore. That we have this lots of power is way out of whack. Let's bring it back. Let's get a country that people would fight for, that is affordable, that is livable, that has some purity to it. And I think if people understand it's not Republicans versus Democrats, it's we the people versus this swamp that has taken over the country. If we can recognize that, the fact that there's what one hundred million of us and a few thousand of them, I like our chances if we can unite on a common cause. So it's good to be with you. That kind of gives a little flavor. You can catch us at the Matthew Dark Show, all your socials, YouTube Rumble, and where everywhere you get your podcast.

7:37 Jeff, all right, and that is important. But we're going to go a little light now. Now, do you like to swim? You know, I do like to swim. I'll be honest with you. Are the neighborhood pools. I don't know if anybody else has got the same phenomena. They for whatever reason, refuse to heat them just even a little bit. So I love swimming. I love Glenwood Springs of course in Colorado. Any listener that hasn't been there, you want to have a great time swimming, you take your family to Glenwood Springs. You're sitting about ninety four, ninety six degrees in the spring water. You want to go to the hot tub one hundred and four, one hundred and five. So, yes, we love the water. Our kids are in full swing swim mode this summer. Just heat it up a little bit for mom and dad so we can get in enjoy a little bit too. You know, we're going today, so.

8:30 It's always so much time to swimming again, so it jumps the water. Today is National Swim a lap day. Now swimming it's probably invented around the time. And no it's flood No. Actually, all over the world there are cave paintings of people swimming, some of them day back seven thousand years. That's the one exercise you won't break. Its what at now today is it really gets you to swim laps today is kind of like you said, go to Glenwood Springs just splash around and play in the water. The whole thought is that you know, sooner or later you'll just start swimming laughs and all that kind of stuff. It is one of the most healthiest exercises you can actually do in It's low impact.

9:11 Absolutely. I saw a guy and this really inspired me. This was last summer, very built guy, super strong guy, and for his cardio he was doing laps and he was a good swimmer. He had good technique. But you want to talk about a full body. You said it low impact and just the pleasure of being outside in the sun. I mean, it's got it all and swimming. It's dangerous though, because a lot of folks they go out and they think they can swim in the ocean and they're really not qualified. So water, much like fire or cars, should have a safety element to it. But boy, once you are there swimming is it's just a wonderful, wholesome, beautiful activity. Yeah, like you said, with your kids and everything, it's something that he can actually do as a family. Too, Yes, one hundred percent. You know.

9:54 Let's see what's going on in entertainment. On June the twenty fourth, let's back to your nineteen seventy six No. One album was Wings That the Speed of Sound by Paul McCartney and Wings. They had the number one song with silly little love songs. You sing that people, that. Is a silly love song. See it is so some people want to build a word, but silly love songs. Back in nineteen fifty nine, country singer Marty Robbins had a huge hit called El Paso. Then in nineteen seventy six today, Yeah, his follow up to that song actually went to number one again. It was called El Paso City.

10:40 A city with a legend in the West Texas city of El Fess. Who where on the core I heard a song about a Texas cowboy and a little place called Rose used to go and watch this Judy. The number one book was Trinity by Leon Juris. Did you ever see the original movie The Omen I did not well? Back in nineteen seventy six. It was the number one show. Seeing it. The American ambassador over into Britain him and his wife. They might be raising the Anti Christ starred Gregory Peck, Lee Merrivrick, and Harvey Stevens.

11:23 When he was a little boy. Back in nineteen eighty two, on the British TV show Top of the Pops, this guy Jeffrey Daniels. It was some of the band, shallamar. You hear them? Yes? Well, he did something that ended up being called the Moonwalk, but at that time no one had ever seen it before. When he did it on Top of the Pops, well, Michael Jackson heard all about it and he had Jeffrey come teach it to him. So Jeffrey, he said, yeah, you want order my dance I called the Backslide. Michael said, yeah, teach it to me, so he did. Then Michael went on a TV show that celebrated Motown, changed his name to Moonwalk and gets all the credit. I did not know that that is a piece of insight. Maybe the most iconic dance move of all time the moonwalk, right, I think so, because.

12:06 I mean everybody had everybody nobody could do it, but everybody tried it exactly. And I think I tried it once or twice and was an embarrassment to the original form. So not for everybody. Although I am seeing I'll see on Instagram clip there will be a guy who will uh he was crossing the street doing a perfect moonwalk, and of course all the cameras everybody's stopping watching. It is a cool looking visual when a person nails the moonwalk. Yeah, because it just doesn't make any sense. No, it's right, well, and you're going backwards, and two you're not taking. Steps, you're floating exactly all right. So let's see what happened in history on June twenty fourth.

12:47 Like you said, back in thirteen seventy four, it was over in Europe and the first reports of this thing called Saint John's Dance started coming out about ac in Germany. Well when Germany back then, it is knocked in Germany day now, people they would just be walking down the street and then they just start dancing uncontrollably, jump twitch, juke, jive, shake, yeah, and had hallucinations while they were doing it. Now, they would literally dance until they collapsed from exhaustion. They couldn't eat, they couldn't sleep, they couldn't do anything. Some of them even died. And apparently the witnesses you can see the agony in their faces. I wanted to stop. They just couldn't do it. So basically what happened. Nobody knew what was going on. And then all of a sudden it started spreading up and down the Rhine weever over there. Then eventually it spread all across Europe. Then in the fifteen hundred, it's beginning. Yeah, it just stopped. No more cases.

13:31 No one knows why it started or how it ended. You almost kind of wonder if they're winning something in the weed or something. Huh. I was just saying, that had to be a dance with some kind of extra effect added to it. Dancing till you die, I mean, give me a break, dance till you drop dead? I mean, I guess where that's that stuff comes from. Yeah, that's what I didn't even think about that. Yeah, you know, dancing until you drop Yeah. Back in eighteen fifty three, of the United States President of Franklin. He agreed on ten million bucks for the Guds and purchains. Say, the United States about twenty nine, six hundred and seventy square miles of land from Mexico. Now today it's southern Arizona and southern New Mexico. The United States they wanted to build a railroad down in the wrong, in the south, so they didn't have to go through the Rocky Mountains.

14:16 But to be honest with you, well, I mean they did want all that, but see they had actually taken all that land from Mexico during the US Mexican War. Now, Mexico kept winding saying, hey, you got to give us that land back. You got to give us that landmark. So Piercey said, here's ten million dollars, go away and shut it right. Good, purchase it would I mean, you think about how all that Alaska, this Mexican territory. I mean, could you imagine if Mexico was still creeped up that deep into our our interior. Wise purchase back at eighteen fifty. Three, Yeah, they were, I don't I guess they were. They said, well their expansion is yeah, but they were actually thinking ahead. You know, it wasn't just a span spand it's not like oh we want to take this over, and it's like we need this area.

15:06 One hundred percent. I'm just want to calculate ten million in eighteen fifty three. I wonder what that would price that sticker to, because you know, you got to figure. I think Alaska was seven million, this is ten million. I mean, you're not finding land that cheap anymore. Though it would cost you about ye, it will cost you about forty three million dollars today. Equivalently, you're a million dollars in eighteen fifty three. So say it like this seven time. What did we say? Ten Times's be four hundred and thirty billion dollar piece of property if you tried to buy that today, Jeff, that's a pretty goodbye, very goodbye by low Sell Highs. So maybe they can cast you into some pine back. But you know, are you figured if you didn't have that? You know, the race to settle America? You know this big huge Voss land.

16:01 You know the efforts that went by to secure that land, develop and permanent the land. You know, you do have to give so much just gratitude to those The early wisdom of our founders and settlers. As you're just thinking, you know what, these trains are really sucky trying to build there. Let's just go around to all those mountains exactly. It is amazing the Rockies having that and the fact that they can still I mean, you know, just talking about Glenwood Springs, You're driving through a mountain to get there. I think that's amazing. And of all the side note here, you know AI and all this technology and all that. To me, that seems much more attainable than building a highway through a mountain. That stuff just blows me away that they're able to do that. We get enjoy the just beauty of Colorado because we do live in one of the most beautiful states to ever exist.

16:55 Right now, I don't really call this beautiful. Do you like Picassa? You know, I don't know. I'll be honest with you. I'm not a huge art buff. But what I'm told is that what he does is supposed to beautiful. That's the funny thing about art. You know, you look at it and you're almost told you know, it's in the eyes of the beholder. So I just see a beautiful woman. Okay, I think that's beautiful. You don't have to tell me that she's beautiful or that the painting is beautiful. I got to be honest with you. I don't know that my artistic eye is sharp enough for Picasso to see the beauty. But again, this is a novelist. This is a buffoon when it comes to art collections. Well in nineteen with a lot of money, if you can get your hands on one.

17:37 Though, Oh that's for sure, that's very definitely sir. Well. In nineteen oh one, over in Paris they exhibited his paintings for the very first time. He was nineteen years old. In Minneapolis nineteen oh two, George Dayton he opened up a storic hall good Fellows, Dry Good. I bet you shop there today. We call it Target. There's over two thousand of them now. Seventy five percent, seventy percent, seventy five percent of the US population live within ten miles of a Target. What do you think the percent of population of the United States who live within ten miles of a Walmart is? Oh, my gosh, give it to me. Ninety ninety percent of everybody lives within ten miles of Walmart.

18:17 Ninety percent of Americans live within ten miles of a Walmart. Wow, okay, smart play by Walmart. Now you like football? He played a little balding of course. Of course, of course. In nineteen twenty two, the American Football Association they changed their name to the National Football League or NFL if you, And at that meeting, George Dallis stood up and he said that he's changing the name of this team. He's no longer the Chicago Stanleys. They're going to be the Chicago Bears. Nice, I guess now the Indiana Bears right, well, exactly now. They're going to move. That is going to be a strange thing. They're not. I don't think they're going to become the Inanana Bears. But your team will reside in Indiana. That doesn't feel right for the Chicago Bears, but we'll see if they can get a deal.

18:58 So on your show, stick pretty much to the day to day facts, or do you go into the supernatural like. We love the supernatural? Well, it was nineteen forty seven the first official UFO report was actually filed. His pilot named Ken Ardle. He said he saw nine underd nified flying objects fly past Mount Vernier out in Washington. They were in a V formation, and he judged their spin or their speed by how far they flew, and when at forty two seconds, said they had to at least been going one thousand, seven and fifty miles an hour. Now he described them looking like saucers skipping across the water. Thus you got the term flying saucer. Now, actually a lot of people saw that, but since he was a pilot, they weren't. Yeah, in his opinion, was the only one that really mattered.

19:43 Okay, so let's just talk about that real quick, because you know, and again we're going to go a little bit more conspiratorial on our show, and think about, now, why would the administration all of a sudden want to start giving us UFO secrets or giving us some crumbs and all that. I mean, what is going on here? I mean for me, yes, I do know, I do know. It's a supernatural activity. And you know, of course in this forties period, of course, then we get you know, area forty seven in all area, give me the area fifty seven. What is that called again? Fifty fifty one? Area fifty one, and we get all back and it's based off of these you know, alien creatures with the weird bodies and what is going on? What is the truth here? And why are we why do we have to hide that and be so deceptive around the UFO stuff from a government they don't think we could handle it or what's going on, Jeff.

20:32 From what I understand is they just didn't think that the people can handle it. And it wasn't only the government, but it was also religions and not just like Catholic or you know, Protestant or jiu jitsu. None of the religions wanted because they thought that which doesn't make any sense, but they thought that if there was other aliens, that meant that there wasn't a God and all that kind of stuff, and so a lot of religion had to play into. It too, right, And so we believe that there are supernatural beings. The spirit world is very alive and well, and you know they're creating because you hear the shape of these vehicles and their saucer shape where they're moving at speeds that you know we currently cannot reproduce. And so you just wonder, like the government, it's not like Trump is a Christian or anything. He's not following any religion.

21:21 What on earth is the problem by telling the American people that this is what we know. You know, we don't know what it means. But I just understand why do we have to lie about it? Why do it to be so sneaky about it? You told us that men can wear, you know, a lady's clothing and wear lipstick, and that's a woman. Can't you just tell us that we've captured these vehicles and we don't know anything about them and we're investigating it. Why do you think the secrecy around it at this point in time, This is so many years now, we have so many sightings. They just want to hold that for themselves. I don't get it. Yeah, I don't either. And this is just I think if like Roswell is true and all that kind of stuff, they don't want other countries to know that they have that technology.

22:05 Yeah. Fair, but it's like, is it good for mankind? If the technology is good for mankind, can we get it out to the people. Because you hear about that too, all the energy sources from the ancient worlds and all these things. What do they know that we don't know? So, oh yeah, it's just probably that greed. We've got something that nobody else has and we're going to hog it all for ourselves. But it just continues to erode that trust in institution, trust in government. It's like, you know, and that's where we're coming from. When do we say we've had enoughs enough? UFO should be an easy one that really shouldn't rock somebody's world to the point of self destruction knowing that, yes, we've been encountered by something of a non human species. We don't know what's going on here, but we'll let you know what we find out.

22:46 Is more, I don't know. We need a government that would seek to inform it people of things like that, because that would be a major the announcement of I mean a body recovery to an autopsy and giving that to the American people, or a breakdown of the energy I just again, it's another irritation of government to say, why lie so much? Well, you were a refriended that that they've started to release a whole bunch more, you know, after all these years, and was like, why are they all of a sudden doing that? Iired it was they didn't want to release everything at once because nobody would, you know, it would be too shocking and people would want them to leave it and on it, so they're spoon feeding it to us and then they can say, oh, look, well we did actually find these guys in the forties and their.

23:28 Fifties, right well, it's like okay, great, okay, so we've hit it for seventy five eighty years or whatever, you know, And they try to do that a lot too, with you know, holding data, holding the truth and then you know, JFK, yeah, we'll give you the files, you know, sixty years later, Well those people are all dead, you know. So it's like the stuff that's happening right now in the culture, whether that's COVID or the twenty twenty election or nine to eleven, we'd like to see truth come out transparency on that in our lifetime, you know, not when our grandkids say, oh yeah, what was nine to eleven? Oh yeah, what was COVID again? You know, and history has already been rewritten at that time. So we do demand that truth because it's kind of like, I don't know, it would make me a lot more uncomfortable if we got the truth on the COVID shots. So we got the truth on the nine to eleven, or we got the true you know those could be it's gonna be disturbing, right, but UFOs, that truth's not going to hurt us. It was it all a fake, all a scam like Bigfoot or was their meat on these bones? We can handle it.

24:28 You know, we're adults and we can explain to our children about this stuff. So I don't know. Again, put it down as another list of where government must do better. Exactly. So, if there were aliens, do you think they'd have women pilots? Well, if you're going to be proper THEI and those kind of things, yeah, I think if you need to be women pilots. See the reason I'm going to that it was twenty eighteen Saudi Arabia they allowed women to drive for the very first time. They were the last country in the world to allow women to drive. That is an interesting thing. I would I've never thought that, you know, Saudi Arabia now is you know, a very liberal kind of Islamic institutional type. Twenty eighteen's not very long long ago to think a woman had to be passenger the whole time. But again, that's another thing speaks to this involvement in the US injecting itself into the middle East and the cultures there and all the were the women screaming at the top of their lungs, and it was national and global attention. Women want to drive.

25:29 We didn't know that. I didn't know that, and I don't know how much that affected the American citizen. But obviously they've been able to put together a pretty good country based on those customs, religious and cultural. Gosh, so twenty eighteen sixty some of these women, you know, you can't even say they're women, are experienced drivers at this point. It's only twenty twenty six. Now the big joke is, what do you think happened to their insurance rates? Joked joked Jo show Dish shimmer Day? He left this shiver simple targe Dish shimf day.

26:12 And you know you don't do. So you've ready to talk some birthdays about on June the twenty fourth, Yes, are you old enough to know? The TV show Happy Days. And rerun capacity certainly aware of it. Our father in laws Jill enjoys it well. Actor al Malin Arrow He was born in Kenosha, Wisconsin, in nineteen nineteen. He's most known for TV. He played Officer Murray on The Odd Couple and then he was out on happy days. He's the one who replaced Arnold. Now ow he turned down a lot of movie roles over the years. He would not do a movie if it had those four little words in it, and he stood by that. Really. Now he is married. I know he was married to his first wife thirty two years when they divorced, which kind of doesn't make any sense of it.

26:57 You get divorced after thirty two years, Jeff, if you think you'digured that out of twenty two or twelve. Or two or why are you turning down the movies and still getting divorced? The good point now they had one son. Now. He married his second wife in nineteen eighty one. They were together until he died from a gallbladder infection in twenty fifteen, ninety six years old. So it's good. That was guitarist Jeff Beck. He was born in Wallington, England, in nineteen forty four. Now, when they rank all the top guitarists of all time, he usually comes around fifth as the greatest guitar players of all time. I don't know who wouldn't be ahead of the probably Eddie van Halen.

27:52 They always say Edie van Halen. They say slash Jimmy Hendrix. Yep, the lefty. Oh, probably Eric Clapp then maybe those might. Be a bit it's fair Yep, that's very fair. List Well, Jeff, he's in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame twice, first with the Yardbirds and then his solo. Now, he joined the Yardbirds in nineteen sixty five. He replaced Derek Clapton. Now, he wasn't in the band very long and they fired Jeff, but he was in there when they had their biggest success. That yeah, they fired him. Anyway, Well, after they fired him, he started out the Jeff Bett Group. So he needed a lead singer. So he went and got this young unknown guide and nobody had ever heard him. Name was Rod Stewart. Oh, Rod went Stuart, So Jeff pretty much after that he decided, well I can't find any good singer. So he just pretty much did instrumental after that. But back he won eight Grammys. He was married to his second wife in two thousand and five.

28:38 He died from bacterial meningitis in twenty twenty three, at seventy eight years old. Beast, he's don't ball trying to find him. She's not. Me that was call him Blintstone. He's the lead singer for the Zombies. Still is the Zombies. They're still together. They actually filmed the movie of them on stage a couple of years ago. Now instead of performing, they tour around. They's played the movie and then they have a meet and greet afterwards. So see Colin's eighty one. He was born in Halford of England in nineteen forty five. You're doing the Zombies back in nineteen sixty two. Like I said, they're still together. Some of the big hits are She's not there, Tell her no, She's coming home time in season.

29:33 Now Colin, he is married and they have a daughter. Okay, sure that was Lindsay singing. But the Fleetwood and Fleetwood Mac Mick Fleetwood was born in red Ruth, England in nineteen forty seven. He's seventy nine today now. Mick and John McVie they formed Fleetwood Mac in nineteen sixty seven. Mick was on drums and John was on bass guitar.

30:14 They got a band together and they had success in England. They had a number one song it was called Albatross. Released nine albums, but in nineteen seventy four they'd either fired or the rest of the band at all quit. So they came to Los Angeles looking for people for their band. They met this folk rock duel called Lindsay Buckingham and Stevie Nicks. Now they offered Lindsay the gig of being their lead singer. He said it'd only do it if he could bring Stevie. So they did, and then they broke up. The band did okay. Now they added Christine McVie and when those four basically got together, one hundred and twenty million records since then. Wow. When Christine died in twenty twenty two, Lindsay was gone, but Mick, John and Stevie they just said, oh, they weren't going to go on without her, so they just called her quits.

30:56 Micky married his first wife twice over eight years, and they had two daughters during that time. Nice, So he married his third wife for twenty years. When they divorced and they had two daughters. He just married his fifth wife once seemed to be a fourth woman just a couple of months ago. So I guess that. Yeah, Joe a ladies man still rocking the jed so pretty good. I guess. So so on your show. Is there any topic that, after you've talked about it's kind of just stuck with you. You just couldn't get it out of your head for a while. Yeah, I mean, I will tell you a couple shows that have really impacted me. You know. So we work our friends with a organization, the Association for the Recovery of Children, And it's actually a bunch of ex Navy seals, some of them are CIA, but they're rescuing children, traffic children, kidnapped children, and they're doing that and so, you know, the testimony is the stories of what it looks like, you know, when you go into a home and you go into a closet and there's been a kid there that's been abused and neglected and fed twice a week, abused ten times a day, to rescue that child. Bos Bosil is the name of the man leading that organization.

32:04 He says, are not a feeling like that in the world. When you can provide that kind of relief and that kind of security to a child, that says, who's coming to get me? So that is never and that that's a number one passion on our show. If you're not protecting and standing for children, raising, guiding, leading children. You're not a leader, you're not a country, you're not a family. So our children must be most precious. And then I look at the food. I look at the stuff that they put in our food, the sugars, the process, the glass of faith, all these things that they're trying to, you know, poison us with, and just the stories of recovering from disease, the impact of what does that there's way out, you know, and and so these things are just like I just want to tell everybody I see have you heard about this? Did you know this was going on? Because everybody listening, everybody doing something, You're going to have a movement in your heart, okay, for a cause that is special and unique to you. He says, That's something I'm willing to go all in on. That's something I'm willing to donate to. That's something I'm willing to tell a friend about. So if it comes to saving God's people, rescuing his children, treating the body like the temple, it is and we're not going to put all this junk in us and we're not going to take the medicines just because some guy who's making a fortune off of them, says, it's really good just to know truth. Really, at the end of the day, we're seeking truth in everything that we do, knowing that the truth is painful, knowing that we might be wrong, but we have to have it. We must have truth. So that's our goal. That's our goal is to extract that from the guests, put a story into the heart of the listener that says, you know what, because that's the goal.

33:36 If we get one listener each show that becomes activated, becomes passionate, becomes thinking of things in a better, more human, first level way, and that there's a better way, then that's a winner of a show. And so activating the heart to decency because I know it restores us to our old glory in which you know, we do have home ownership, families, growing peaces, you know, in the home, in the culture. I love it. And so we're just trying to meet as many people that are out there with a special cause and they're going all in on it and bring that story to the public. You know, I just saw this like two days ago, and whenever I don't, I hope. I'm like a lot of people and when I see something, you know, I'm kind of like, uh huh, okay anymore, I'm kind of skeptical.

34:22 And then and then if if I'm really interested, I'll go check it out and say is this real? You know, and all that kind of stuff. But sometimes I filter it and it's kind of like, why would anybody possibly make a fake story? This next note exactly? Well, it's a lot of this story. And I guess in Iceland in twenty fourteen they closed their last McDonald's. It's not because of political reasons. It's just too expensive to get all that material to Iceland and so they couldn't afford it. Well, the guy who got the last burger from McDonald's and the fries, he went and he has a little shop and he put it into a glass display case and says, the last burger sold in Iceland from McDonald's and it has a burger and fries. So that was twenty fourteen.

35:02 They said, you go look at it now. It looks like it just came out with McDonald's kitchen. Yah, and those old burgers. Of course, if you look at McDonald's, you know, you'll see the twenty year old cheeseburger that somebody has put in a closet in a box and they open up and the thing is still in you know, identical shape. You know, so we that's the kind of stuff we're talking about. That's not food, ladies and gentlemen. That's an science experiment that they have put addictive stuff into that says I got to have that big mac, I got to have those fries. They don't care what goes in. They just care does it keep them coming back? Doesn't matter the health consequences, you know, eure up that whole. They don't eat like us. They don't allow the same poisons. And that's again what we're talking about. The CDC, the FDA, they've abandoned their post because they're supposed to protect people. But yet they're gonna let red food die into the children's cereal, the candies, the sweets, the treats and all this stuff. You know, God bless them for that. It is expense. McDonald's is expensive here in America now too. I think it's ten or twelve bucks for one of their you know, value meals, which is such a thing, a massive coke, massive fries, and then this kind of fake hamburger thing. And there would be no tears shed if you saw McDonald's closing all these places that use fake food, fake ingredients, poisonous ingredients.

36:28 And again that's not an indictment, Jeff on anybody listening that says, hey, I like best food. I know you like it. I would love it too. The problem is is that the consequences of that they always come back to get you. That's why we're on so many prescription medications, that's why we're so obese in this country. That's why we're so much bondage to that lifestyle. They're doing it to us, So there's no shame, but there's a way to change that. Whole food, real food, organic foods, home cooked foods. The body heels, whether that's in a dog that went from we had a great vet on and just how horrible kibble dog food is. Meaning they said, it's the equivalent of feeding your child three frozen pizzas to day and expecting them to thrive. That's what our dead food dog food is. And so giving your dog real food, I mean, we feed our dog a raw food diet blend of all these organ meat and herbs and all these wonderful things. She's lost twenty five pounds.

37:29 She had these like cists and knots on her body. This burnadoodle, big dog, one hundred and five pounder. She's lean, she's trimmed, been doing about a year and a half. Dog is in an excellent shape. And so again, we just have to make those little choices, even though some of them might be more inconvenient, might be a little bit more expensive, but there's a reward in that change. And so that's the hope we want to give to people. Yeah, I know it kind of stinks changing your diet and your lives to I get it. Change stinks, but there's a whole bunch of freedom and relief coming and maybe just in a few weeks you can feel that. So we're super passionate about you know, the Bible says we should lived one hundred and twenty years old, or can at least, but we're cutting it short at seventies. You know, we're proud if we get to seventy six and we're kind of sputtering to the end and we have dementia, we have alzheimer, and we have autoimmune disease. It's not just coming because the air changed or the season changed.

38:23 This is stuff being put into our bodies that we can say no to and change the culture. So that's what I'm excited about. I'm not saying for your show. I'm just saying in general, has there been anything that you've gone into when you started researching it that you thought it was going to go this way? And then I'll sudden, oh, wow, I was wrong about that. Gosh, that's a great question. I would say it has more to do with I didn't know it was this bad. You know, I had heard, you know, there's something evil going on or wicked going on, or deceitful going on. COVID is a great example. You know, we have a medical practice here in the Tech Center, and and you know so so of course we were skeptical to the COVID vaccine shot initially, of course immediately, and then you know, we got very fortunate and we started treating the vaccine injured.

39:12 We started treating those that had been wrecked and children, you know, for other vaccines. But I guess that deeper dive, you know, just on a how serious and how much impact this is having in our lives, in our health. For example, in nineteen eighty the autism rate was one in ten thousand life births. Today, it's about one in twenty seven. That kind of investigation was breathtaking. And then you read the stories Jeff about a mother who takes her child to a wellness visitor, they do the vaccines, they come home, and their life is never the same. The probably the most stunning one. This one probably rocked my world the most. So this is probably the one for your question. Gentlemen. Called her office and he had a twenty one year old autistic son, nonverbal, a ratic behavior, very hard to manage this child. He's twenty one, no now, but at fourteen years old he went to a wellness visit.

40:06 And a lot of parents need to understand that pediatricians are encouraging the HPV vaccine, which is a female cancer vaccine but for boys as well, meaning that there could be a potential for them to catch that somehow. At fourteen, he went to his wellness visit, he got that vaccine. That night, they describe He's sitting on the couch and the child begins to say it says, it feels like my head is on fire, and he goes into a coma at home, goes into like a stroke like condition. So paramedics are come went to the hospital comes out of the koma. This is like seven days later. Wasn't verbal had regressed to like maybe a toddler's type of intelligence and stuff. The kid lives at home, he'll eat like oreos and bacon and then say that's all we can get him to eat. And it's ruined that child's life.

40:59 It's changed that family forever. I had never really had an up close and personal experience with that because you know, there is obviously a lot of controversy on you know, vaccines are all seventy two so safe, never heard a fly, or are their potential dangers and that it's maybe not a one size fits all and that your child could be one that is tanmiding. So to hear that story and to know that then there's actually nobody taking responsibility for what happened to that child. That changed me for life. And it really made me so skeptical on every single drug that's coming down the pipeline, knowing that some drugs are life saving and they did a good job with and others are literally to make money and to put you in this sort of system of you know drugs first, you know everything else second. That changed me for good.

41:49 But you just you know, you feel those stories and you want to be a positive change to just put thought because I actually know that parents, if they have all the information that they need, they're going to make the right decision for their The question is are they actually getting that information. So we try to highlight that. We'll have a lot of doctors on and just that's the space because I know that changes the culture. I know it changes families, and I know it improves sort of our standing because if you're weakened and sick, you're disabled and overweight, you're on ten medications, you're not your best to fight back against the machine that is coming for everything. So we want people strong and empowered that no, don't scare me about the vaccines, or don't scare me about don't take this medicine. Don't do. I have faith that good, wholesome nutrition and personal responsibility go a long long way. So I've kept that story very dear to my heart. I try to tell it to others that are maybe either in that same situation or coming upon those decisions. Here's an experience that you might want to consider before you do something that's life changing.

42:52 Now this is the light more that was a lot more serious, this more lighthearted one. I never had the chicken box going up, and you know I'm generos X, so everybody had the chicken I never had the chicken box growing up. So a few years ago I was told that, hey, you know it gets worse when you get older. You need to go get the chicken box vaccine, right, And I was like, no, and why not. Act you're worried about the chicken pox, I said, not as much as I am about shingles. And I don't want that. And then if I don't have the chicken box, I don't have to worry about shingles. It's almost an automatic. Okay, you didn't get chicken pox, so we'll give you shingles. And that's what a lot of people, you know, they're still experiencing that, and it's almost it's going to induce almost the condition that they're trying to prevent. So you did wise, But there's been so much cultural pressure to say, well, you don't have choice, you're taking care of yourself. You're not making the right decision for you or your family by not doing these things.

43:41 And we're saying there's other ways. Because a great immune system, God gave a wonderful immune system able to repair restore, but you got to you gotta put the right inputs into it. And synthetic junk that is designed to manipulate your immune system is not the right choice for everybody. And again, it's not an indictment a person that's taken a vaccine, that is encouraged buy vaccines or his entrust with it's not that at all. But it's not a one size fits all. It's not appropriate for every single person. At the end of the day, that's your body, your choice. That's the most famous line that the Democrats coin. Your body your choice, except when it comes to vaccines. Well, no, no, it's a blanket. It covers my body on all my choices.

44:22 And so I applaud your decision because I don't want to. You see all the commercials for drugs on TV. Most of those commercials are telling you about the side effects. Here's what the drug does in ten seconds, and then another minute of you might get this, this, this, this, this, this, and it just goes on and on and on. I'm a sender. Who in the world is hearing that and saying I think I'll try that. It doesn't make any sense to me, because we've been programmed to say, ah, medicine, good, TV, good, I'm in and we just need more free thinkers on the subject exactly. Hey, we're going to stay in your e for some more birthdays. Beautiful, Please don't see all.

45:07 From The lead singer for Orchestral Maneuvers in the Dark or OMD is Andy McCluskey. He was born in Heswell, England, in nineteen fifty ninety sixty seven. Now Andy, he's considered a big pioneer in electronic music. Him and his cohorts over there co founded OMD in nineteen seventy eight. They broke up in nineteen ninety six, been back together since two thousand and six. Some of the big hits are so in Love if you Live, Live and Died Dreaming. See Now Andy had married and he had two kids after they broke up. Then in two thousand and six, and he realized his kids had never seen him on stage.

45:52 So yeah, that's when we got OMD back together. Been back together ever since, but the marriage ended in twenty eleven. You like that eighties music. Love it and just how much I mean, just how much music England produced. The stars that they've produced is really breathtaking. That was Kurt Smith singing for Tears for Fairs. Kurt sixty five. He was born in Bath in England, nineteen sixty one. Now, Kurt and Roland others of all, they formed Tiers for Fears in nineteen eighty one. Now they take turn singing songs that Kurt sings are that one and everybody wants to rule the world, mad world chains.

46:49 Now they took their name Tears for Fears from a book. They described tears as a replacement for fear, and so they thought that would be the name of their band. Nice. Now Kurtie is married to his second wife. They got married nineteen ninety six and they have two daughters. Hey, we got an American birthday, that's right. Cool actress American actress Sherry Stringfield. Yeah, she was born in Colorado Springs in nineteen sixty seven, fifty nine year olds. You grew up in Texas though. That's none for playing doctor Susan Lewis on er. Is that still on the air? You know, they seem to be redoing a lot of these old medical shows. They're coming back now twenty years later, so it probably is with new people. New stuff. Now.

47:29 Before that, she was on NYPD and she retired in twenty seventeen. She was just done acting, you know, she was. She just wanted to be a mom. She has a son and a daughter from her one marriage. Now to me, now. You wanting. He is Glenn Madaris. He's fifty six. He's born a Lahu, Hawaii. In nineteen seventy. Now, when he was sixteen years old, he was on a radio station contest you want it, Yeah, But that song I just played, Nothing's going to change My Love for You George Benson recorded originally now the radio station they actually recorded in Glenn. When he sang the song, they started playing it on the air now purely by word of mouth. It became a worldwide number one hit. Later on he released some songs, and he did have another number one song. It was with Bobby Brown of all the people. She ain't really that Yeah.

48:33 He had some minor hits and all that. He did. Retired from singing in two thousand and seven. Since twenty fifteen, he's been a high school principal over there in Hawaii. That'd be kind of cool having your principal who was a pop singer. Okidd that's awesome, Glenn. He married nineteen ninety six and they have a son and a daughter. Do you like actress comedian Mindy Kelling. I do. I was a huge Office fan, you know, probably up until about twenty eighteen or nineteen, so I know her work very well. She's forty seven to day. She's born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in nineteen seventy nine. She started out. Doing stand up comedian and then of course she hit on the huge on the show Office, and then she had the Mindy Project. Now she does a lot of stuff behind the scenes. She does a lot of creating, writing and producing TV series. Is Her biggest movie was Ocean's Eight. Now she has a Tony Also, did you know she was on Broadway?

49:25 I did not. And she has two daughters and one son, but she will not reveal who the father is. Oh, okay, okay, all right. So people who attended and said, what do you have? What kind of topics do you have coming up on your show? Okay, so we're gonna well, of course, we're all over the war and I ran right now and this deal and you know, is that going to come to fruition? Of course, we're keeping our eyes on oil, keeping our eyes on this Israeli American standstill, where of course the culture forever has said we stand with Israel, we look the other way, we don't question them, and that's kind of come to the cultural moment of maybe this isn't the best relationship for us. It's a fascinating divide and again it's grouping us into these different parties where Okay, do I have to be a Republican? I have to go for all the stuff going on in Gaza and living on and can I say no to that? But this should really set the tone moving forward is that, you know, America, we have no business doing any of these things over there. This should be a great moment to say, let's go ahead and pull back these resources and get back to the America first agenda and what are we looking for? Inflationary relief? We still need deportations at a high, high level. The twenty million that came in under Joe Biden. We've only removed two hundred and fifty thousand of them. And it's not a racial thing, it's a resources thing. We didn't we had a housing crisis already, We already have water type crises. Energy and

50:55 resources type crises. All these things were going on, and we added to the problem again, once again putting the American citizen to the end of the line while we serve these other causes. So we're fascinated. We're going to be talking about that deal today later today actually and the terms of it, because it really makes Iran a player in the global commerce again. It puts them out of this sanctioned, out of this restriction. They no longer have to sell oil with a black label, hidden and snuck around some They're going to sell oil like everybody else. How's that going to change? But really, the fascinating thing is what is going to happen with this US relationship with Israel? And then, you know, moving forward, can we be maybe less excited to enter issues excuse me, in the Middle East and stay focused on America. I love helping the world. I want to help the nations. I know the Lord tells us to go to the ends of the earth and reach these people. But the problem is we've neglected the American for so long, and they're needing relief sooner. So I'm not a very good dad if my kids are starving and I've come across five dollars or a loaf of bread. You know, for me to go six thousand miles away with that bread and feed some child I've never met while my own family is starving to death. That's unacceptable as a father. And so our leaders have done a very similar thing. And if we've taken the crumbs that they were going to give to us, and they've sent them and dispersed them all over the world. So we want to get that really understood moving forward. And then we have to get back to the issue of Epstein files. And I know this is an uncomfortable topic for so many people, what

52:26 we had going on, and we still have it going on, the greatest cover up in American history. We just need justice. We don't care what party you're coming from, but if you touch a kid, you're going to have a serious problem in America. And we need that message to be loud and profound. And so we're going to continue to pressure on that. We'll do some health stuff. You know, we love our natural health doctors on the show too, so we'll do one coming up, sugar and the impact of sugar on the body, the brain, what it's depriving you of, What is neglecting your body of and so we're going to get some really ways. If you're having a sugar addiction, if you are having too much that you are truly in bondage to sugar, there's waste to get off of that, and you will feel that benefit overnight.

53:07 The bondage of food. And we don't talk about it enough in America. We're addicted to food. It consumes us and we could have freedom from that, you know, we could restore our bodies. So we're going to be hitting all those issues. And then of course one thing I will promote to its coming up in Castle Rock next week, Rocky Mountain Freedom Festivals. So you can have a lot it's going to be mostly conservatives, but it's going to be all that grassroots folks. You gonna have some great guest speakers. That's in Castle Rock next well, it will be this Friday and Saturday is what it will be to be Friday and Saturday, twenty six, twenty seven, So we're gonna be down there. We'll hopefully get some great interviews down there, we'll do some shows, we'll get some footage. Just kind of enjoy the one hundred and fifty anniversary of Colorado turning one fifty, of course, the nation turning two fifty. So we're excited to celebrate some rich history and some passionate grassroots stuff that says, how to take our state back, how to restore those lives that we you know, affordable Colorado, a safe Colorado, good education in Colorado, safety for kids in Colorado. We're just going to be able to hear from candidates, hear from those that are playing in that space and really have a heart for other people and their improvement.

54:20 Cool. Then we'll have links down that for you guys. You can make sure you definitely follow Matt. It'll be on there. The show notes efne oh right, our quote of the day because from Jackie Gleeson. Jackie died today in nineteen eighty seven, is seventy one years old. Jackie says, then people are beautiful, that fat people are adorable. Ah, of course he was a chubby man himself. He definitely was. I love that all right, and that well, thank you very much for being here today. This has been really good fun time and a little educational too. Yes, yeah, I love your format, love this show. Of course, we'll be subscribing, we'll be following and we'll push stuff because yes we do get a little deep. We do get we talk about some ugly stuff. And so how fun it is to have a show that just takes you down memory lane. It restores some good thinking of older days and really celebrates accomplishment. So I love what you're doing, so thankful to be a part of it.

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