Florida Ends 4 School Vaccine Mandates

🚨 Florida is removing four vaccines from the school-entry list: Hepatitis B, chickenpox, Hib, and pneumococcal. That is the news. The real question is older.
Who owns the child — the parent, or the system?
Tonight on The Ryan Samuels Show: parental rights, individual conscience, and the fight inside the Church. Attorney General James Uthmeier told Florida’s bishops Catholic schools must honor religious exemptions. Archbishop Thomas Wenski said no — because the vaccines “do not violate Church teachings.” Some of those shots were developed on cell lines taken from aborted children. Rome says they may be used when there is no alternative. Rome also says vaccination is not, as a rule, a moral duty.
We also confront the fraud in the language of rights: bodily autonomy to end a child’s life, but not to protect a living child from a product a parent and doctor may reject.
The family comes before the form. The child comes before the excuse.
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Good evening. Welcome to the Ryan Samuel Show. Florida is removing four vaccines from school entry. Hepatitis B, chicken box, hib, and pneumocockle. Funny word. That is the news. That's the news for this evening. But here's the question. What if the parent is the first government the child ever has? What if that's not poetry? What if it's the oldest law that there is? What if a school is a school, not a clinic, not a checkpoint, not a booking window for the Department of Health? What if a six-year-old's backpack is for books, not for an enforcement file? What if this is not a ban? What if this is what if the vaccine stays on the shelf and the doctor stays in business and the only thing that dies is the lie that access to education belongs to a syringe? What if the parent who wants the shot still gets the shot? And what if the parent who does not stops being treated like a criminal for governing their own child? And what if truant was the word they used for a mother who said no? What if a polio vaccine was sold as safe and affected and children were paralyzed anyway? What if tens of thousands more got polio from a shot that was supposed to be a dead virus? What if a slogan is not a contract? What if a school nurse is not a second parent? What if the first time a family learns the difference should never be in an assembly hall? And what if conscious was an individual right? What if it does not need a letterhead, a pulpit, permission from offices that spent years calling doubt a character defect? What if a child's medical record does not belong in a state database as the price of math class? What if a file that starts as public health always ends as permission for the next demand? What if a Catholic attorney general told Florida's bishops the schools have to honor the religious exemption for the law they already wrote? What if he said out loud what pews have whispered for years? What if some of those school shots were developed in cell lines taken from aborted children? What if Archbishop Thomas Wensky said Catholic schools will not grant the exemption because vaccines do not violate church teachings? What if he called the letter an attack on the church while Catholic parents were the ones being overruled? What if Rome said those products may be used when there is no clean alternative? And also said vaccination is not, as a rule, a moral duty. What if permitted is not the same word as compulsory? What if you can condemn the abortion and still refuse to run the product of that cell rhine through a child's arm as the price of a Catholic education? What if millions of Catholics do not read the Chancery memo the way the Chancery does? What if a mother in a pew can still say, I will not put in my living child what began in a dead one? What if that's not dissent? What if that is a soul that still knows what a child is? What if the National Catholic Bioethics Center already wrote the language for parents who refuse on those exact grounds? What if a bishop governs a school and the parent still governs their child? What if those are not the same office? What if bodily autonomy is a right they hand you to end your child's life but strip you the second you try to protect that child from a shot you and your doctor may consider unnecessary and may consider to be dangerous? What if my body, my choice is wholly in a clinic and hearsay at the schoolhouse door? What if the same culture that would not let you a father stop a mandate will not let him stop an abortion either? What if parental rights are not a vibe? What if they are the last fence between a child and a system that always wants more forum? What if individual rights mean the state does not get the child's bloodstream as a condition of attendance? What if you want the shots? You take them. And if you don't, your name is on the line. Not a bureaucrats. What if the family still comes before the forum? What if the child still comes before the excuse? What if a free people do not rent their children to the state from eight till three? That is the show tonight. God bless this country. We will be right back. And also, do not forget you can call into the show five six one-seven eight six two nine one six. Make sure you hit that like, share, and subscribe button. And tonight, this is a valid question. This is a serious and invalid question. Who owns your child? Who has claim to your child? Does the state? Does the state have claim to your child? Does the state have authority over what you put in your child's body or what you decide to put in your child's body? Or what you and your doctor decide to put in your child's doctor's body. Or what you and your Bible decide to put in your child's body. Or what you and your Quran or you and your Talmud or anything or you and your God decide to put in your child's body. This is this is one of those areas that government has had control over for years. And I have always disagreed with it. And the question I always raise nobody seems to answer it. Nobody can answer it. Is if vaccines are safe and effective, right? That's the line. Vaccines are safe and effective. Okay. Great. So you have the chicken pox vaccine, right? Well, yeah, of course I do. Of course I took the vaccine. Great. Well, I don't have the chicken pox vaccine. Oh, well, do you do you're a disgrace. You're a disaster. You're a train wreck. What are you worried about? If they're so safe and effective, what does that have to do with you? Doesn't that mean it only affects me or people who choose not to get the vaccine? Same argument with a mask. Oh, you're wearing a mask. Perfect. I'm not. You're supposed to be safe, right? But that's not what they give you. That's not the line that they give you. No, you have to comply. No, you have to follow the rules. No, that's what you do. That's just what we do. Here is the Attorney General of Florida.

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But what I'm most excited about is an announcement that we're going to make, that we're making now, which is that the Florida Department of Health, in partnership with the governors, is going to be working to end all vaccine mandates in Florida. Every last one of them, every last one of them is wrong and drips with disdain and slavery. Okay? Who am I as a government or anyone else? Or you who am I as a man standing here now to tell you what you should put in your body? Who am I to tell you what your child should put in your body? I don't have that right. Your body, your body is a gift from God. What you put into your body, what you put into your body is because of your relationship with your body and your God. I don't have that right. Government does not have that right. They want you to believe they have that right. And unfortunately, no, they've been successful. They've been successful.

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Government doesn't have the right. Government does not have that right. Now we have you have voluntarily given that away because they filled you with fear. This is the same thing that happened during the pandemic. They filled everybody with fear. And if you fill them with fear, they will gladly relinquish their rights. Here's a post from the Florida Democrats on X. This is about Byron Donald's, who's most likely going to be the next governor of Florida. He just won the primary. Ron DeSantis' time in office has expired. He's ineligible for re-election. And Byron Donald's will most likely be there. This is what they posted. Byron Donald's is making Florida children less safe. Won't back vaccines for a disease we eliminated 25 years ago. If you eliminated it 25 years ago, how is it still around? How is it still there? I don't understand. He backs DeSantis and Ladapa weakening vaccine requirements, won't rule out repealing polio and MMR school mandates, now echoing Trump's order to slow infant vaccines. So you gotta remember, too, like I was born in the 80s. So my vaccine schedule was a fraction of what it is for kids today. My generation seems to be okay. Now, maybe the vaccines back then weren't as profitable as they are now. I'm sure pharmaceutical companies make a substantial amount of money, especially when they work with the FDA and the CDC and they help pass laws and lobby politicians to get vaccine mandates passed so they can inject people and charge the hospitals and insurance companies hundreds of dollars per vial for every baby in the country that is born, or even half of the world that is born. It's big business. Is that happening? I would imagine it is, but I don't know for sure. It makes sense to me that that's how they work. But here's the video of Byron Donald's that they posted making all these claims.

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Margaret, before Joe Biden came to office when our borders were basically secure. Margaret, we've seen the outbreaks in El Paso, Texas, in Southwest Florida, where I live, and many other parts, where you know that you have a situation. People have come into the country illegally, have not had that vaccination schedule, and not the ones today on young kids that parents do have concerns about.

SPEAKER_05 15:57

He's saying it's because of the measles is because of the massive immigration. That may be true. I I don't really know. The measles was very common back in like the 60s, 50s. Like it used to be part of the country. It used to just be part of it. It was actually such such a thing that it was on the Brady Bunch. The Brady Bunch did a whole episode on the measles, and it was no big deal. Here, watch this.

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Peter, what are you doing home from school? They sent me home. Measles! That's either measles or a strange case of red freckles. You have got a temperature. They told me 101.1. What's the record?

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Never mind.

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A great big smile.

SPEAKER_05 16:55

Say hello to my A great big smile. This is not some deadly thing that's happening to the Brady family. They're not panicking and saying, You better get him to a hospital. You better get him to the emergency room. He needs to be intubated. He needs to be put on machines. Oh my god, everybody panic. Let's over-treat this.

SPEAKER_08 17:17

Dotted son for me. Tell him I'll bring him some comic books and I'll see you later, dear.

SPEAKER_10 17:20

Okay, honey. Bye.

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Boy, this is the life, isn't it? Yeah. If you have to get sick, sure can't beat the measles. That's right. No medicine. Insider out. Like shots, I mean. Don't even mention shots. Yeah. Measles.

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Measles. Now the whole family has the measles. Are they panicking?

SPEAKER_10 17:47

Well, all the kids have now had the measles.

SPEAKER_05 17:49

So have I.

SPEAKER_10 17:49

Well, I had them years ago. Looks like the Brady's are finished with the measles.

SPEAKER_05 17:55

That would be called natural immunity. Where you get a disease and then you build up some immunity to it. Now, for the record, I'm not a doctor. I'm not giving you medical advice. It's not what I'm doing. I'm giving you political opinion. That's what this show is, right? If you take your medical advice from me, you should have your head checked.

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You're not through yet. Alice, don't tell me you're coming down with the measles. Oh, I hope so. I'd hate to think I was just learning how to blush at my age.

SPEAKER_05 18:39

And the concrete. That's how it was. It was so it was so common. It was exhibited on the most popular TV show, and it wasn't exhibited as a horrible thing that everybody should be terrified of. But now people hear the measles and they friggin' freak out. They panic. They don't know what to do with themselves. They lose their minds. Here, I don't know what this video is. I don't really watch the videos. This says the same night that Chris Cuomo berated Byron Donalds for not getting vaccinated. He had Bob Casas on to continue slamming the unvaccinated. Let's just watch this video. It's a little long. I don't know if we're going to watch the whole thing. Let's see.

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Now, you heard the conversation I had with the Florida congressman who needed to be corrected about how vaccines work. Listen, I'm healthy. I had it. I don't need it. That's my choice. I don't care what Biden says. I don't care what the government says. We hear this refrain again and again, net effect.

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Oh, look, we're in an area that is not a matter of opinion. This is a matter, it should not be viewed as liberal, conservative, Democrat, Republican. This is a matter of facts versus denial of facts, flat out ignorance. It would not be possible a generation or so ago when you didn't have so many places to go to have whatever you want to believe ratified or to stumble onto misinformation. There are people online who are specializing in making a lot of money out of dispensing this sort of misinformation.

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This is back in 2021. Betcha he wishes he could take these words back.

SPEAKER_00 20:30

This is not a matter of opinion. If you won't get vaccinated, unless you're in the tiny, tiny, tiny percentage of those who have a legitimate reason not to, if you won't get vaccinated, you're wrong. Period. You know, when people say, well, it's my choice. It's your choice to drink. I'm not going to come to your house and tell you not to have a shot. But it's not your choice, or you're going to be held to account for it, to drink and drive. Even people who smoke three packs a day understand they can't smoke on an airplane. They can't smoke in this restaurant. When your choice butts up against my well-being, play your music as loud as you want, but not in the theater where we're trying to watch the movie. These are simple concepts that somehow have been politicized here.

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Have you ever seen America fall down on a challenge as it has here? We have made ourselves sick as a function of deep denial. That's all. We had the vaccine, we had the means to make the PPE, we had the means to make the testing. We had a president who said the pandemic was a hoax, his party bought into it. Have you ever seen the country in this situation?

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No, and it's not just a matter of ignorance, it's a kind of defiant ignorance. Turns out.

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Yeah. Turns out that that was a mistake. That whole thing was a mistake. But the state of Florida is also taking other steps, right? They're not just going after the vaccine mate mandates in schools. They actually are investigating Anthony Fauci. Now he has received a full pardon from Joe Biden for anything he did for like over the a 10-year span, right? Like complete and full pardon for anything that he did over a 10-year span. But now they subpoenaed Anthony Fauci. Here is let's let's listen to this. This is interesting. I'm super interested in this.

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Mr. Attorney General, you got the floor. What are you doing?

SPEAKER_01 22:39

That's great to be here. Well, uh, just about an hour or two ago, uh, we issued a formal subpoena to Dr. Fauci uh under Florida state law, seeking a breadth of documents uh ranging to what he knew, when he knew it, his doubts about the safety and efficacy uh of vaccines that he's out there promoting. And we're really focused in on his self-dealing. Evidence has come to light that he was trying to personally profit off of this. This is outside of his government duties, his official role. He's trying to pursue book deals, awards, uh, get connected with high rollers that, you know, might help him come into millions and millions of dollars. This is wrong, and it it could go towards a deceptive trade practice, fraud, public nuisance, you name it. I think there's many aspects of Florida law that now are implicated.

SPEAKER_04 23:25

So, what's the evidence that you're pointing out here?

SPEAKER_01 23:28

Well, a lot of it, you know, he revealed himself in this diary. We've got communications, uh, emails with subordinates where he's asking them to help work on applications for these awards. Awards. We know one award in particular. He made $900,000 on that. Again, this is separate and independent from his government salary.

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I think there's some things that went on with Anthony Fauci. Don't get me wrong. I do. I think there's horrible things that went on with Anthony Fauci. But this is why he pled the fifth before Congress, because the states are going to come after him. Florida and re doing their vaccine stance.

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What do you think about that question?

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Well, I think we have to be very careful. Look, you have some vaccines that are so amazing. The polio vaccine, I happen to think, is amazing. A lot of people think that COVID is amazing. You know, there are many people that believe strongly in that. But you have some vaccines that are so incredible. And I think you have to be very careful when you say that some people don't have to be vaccinated. It's a very, you know, it's a very tough position. So I'd give you an answer. I'll give you a feeling. But just initially I heard about it yesterday, and it's a tough stance. Look, you have vaccines that work, they just pure and simple work. They're not controversial at all. And I think those vaccines should be used. Otherwise, some people are going to catch it and they endanger other people. And when you don't have controversy at all, I think people should take it. Okay. One more.

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He's always supported them. He still likes the COVID vaccine. Because, like, he he he's the one who got it rolled out to the country. He is. Donald Trump is. If you did not have Donald Trump, you wouldn't have not had Operation War Warp Speed and the COVID vaccine. Like it was rolled out. He he is taking credit for it repeatedly. Repeatedly. Now, people who were not in line with Florida's vaccine position is actually kind of it's a little surprising to me. So I I'm a Catholic, I'm a devout Catholic. And the Archbishop of Miami, the Archbishop over Florida, right, is not getting on board with the vaccine with the vaccine position of the state of Florida. And what what they're what Florida is basically saying is listen, you're going to comply and you're going to give a religious exemption. And if you don't, we're not going to pay for your funding. So in the state of Florida, there is a voucher system. So no matter where your child is, no matter where you live, you can take your money that's dedicated to your school and put it anywhere. If you want to go to private Catholic school, if you want to go to a public school, or you want a homeschool, you can just keep the money. I think it's about $8,000 per child. But they're going to take that off the table for Catholic schools if Catholic schools do not get on board. So the archbishop may turn around and say, well, it doesn't go against Catholic teachings, so we're not going to go ahead and exclude it. Fine if you only allow Catholics. But anybody can go to a Catholic school. Anyone who can go to a Catholic school, a Muslim can go to a Catholic school, a Protestant, a Hinduism, anything. And the Florida Attorney General is Catholic. The other wrinkle in the situation for the Catholic Church is a lot of vaccines are made from cells that come from aborted babies. The Catholic Church has a very staunch and strong stance against abortion. So by permitting these vaccines, you're essentially supporting abortion. If the result of the vaccine has to come from an aborted baby, how can you force somebody to have that put into their body who doesn't necessarily agree with abortion, which the Catholic Church does not? So that's confusing. So this is kind of all over the place in Florida. Like I said, Catholic parents are concerned. I'm a Catholic parent. I want to send my son to Catholic school. And now this is holding us back from actually doing it. Florida Attorney General, Miami Archbishop, sparred over vaccine exemptions in Catholic schools. A dispute between Florida's Catholic bishops and the state attorney general offer vaccine exemptions in Catholic school is testing boundaries between state law and church authority. A dispute between Florida's Catholic bishops and state attorney general James Youthmeyer over vaccine exemptions in Catholic schools is testing the boundaries between state law and church authority. Wow. Read that twice. With both sides arguing religious freedom is at stake. The dispute began with what Wensky described. This is Wensky's the Archbishop, as Youthmeyer's veiled threat, as his July 31st letter to the Florida Conference of Catholic Bishops. In it, the Attorney General urged the bishops to bring Catholic schools into compliance with Florida's law requiring religious exemptions for school vaccine mandates on the pain of loss of state funding through its school choice scholarship program. Florida has one of the most expensive school choice programs in the United States, whereby families can use state-funded scholarship money for a variety of educated-related expenses, including private school tuition. Youthmeyer argued in his letter that at least one diocese in Florida appears to have adopted a policy based on what he characterized as the bishop's erroneous interpretation of guidance given to Wensky in 2011 by the National Catholic Bioethics Center. The Bioethics Center, then president John Haas, said Catholic institutions could not grant exemptions to vaccines on religious grounds because the church has determined that utilizing vaccines derived from aborted fetal cell lines was not intrinsically evil because the remoteness of the original evil act of abortion. Maybe not. So maybe as the Catholic Church, the Catholic Church is the authority of the Catholic religion. And you could say that, you could make that argument if that's what the church agrees, and then set forth our religion doesn't believe in that, just like we don't believe in transfusions, or we we don't believe in abortion or whatever. But are you are you just going to exclude all other religions from your school, or are you going to allow the religions to come to your school as long as they abide by your religion? Wenskey told EWTN News in-depth host Catherine Hedrow in August 14th interview. If a Catholic has conscious objections to the vaccines, you can't say that your objections come from the understanding of the Catholic faith because the vaccinations available and developed are not contrary to church teachings. I would disagree. I would wholeheartedly disagree. Religious exemptions or conscious exemptions. The distinction between the two types of exemptions is important. Making the Florida case complicated, Andrew Picaiotti Bayer, an attorney and the founder of the Conscious Project, told us while most states offer some combination of medical, religious, and conscientious objections to the vaccine mandates, Florida law does not explicitly protect conscientious objections, only medical and religious ones. Youthmeyer urges that conscientious objections fall under the protection of religious liberty, particularly for Catholics, for whom the formation of conscience is a central aspect of faith. The teachings of the Catholic Church do not require Catholic schools to compel students to take vaccines derived from the tissue of aborted children against the sincerely held religious objections of their parents. The teachings of the Catholic Church do not require Catholic schools to compel students to take vaccines, but you are compelling them to take vaccines derived from tissues of aborted children against the sincerely held religious objections of their parents. The Attorney General also noted that some Catholic families object to certain vaccines, not only because of their connection to aborted fetal cell lines, but also because of concerns about the safety of vaccine ingredients and methods of production, including the use of mRNA technology, which he said brings a heightened risk of health defects, including miscarriages. The National Catholic Bioethics Center declined to comment to EWTN news. However, the organization maintains resources on its website stating that the church's position that although vaccines developed through morally problematic means may be used for grave reasons, vaccination is not a moral obligation for Catholics, and in order to protect human dignity and the free exercise of conscious should be voluntary. Yes. The organization also stated that public health measures and policies should be built upon sound science and ethical principles. Parents' rights are being violated. This is what Youthmeyer is saying. Youthmeyer told EWTN News he is concerned about the religious freedoms and rights of parents. He pointed out that many Catholic families have come to him, noting the irony that their conscience rights are protected in public schools in Florida, but not in Catholic ones. Youthmeyer also said families are confused because Catholic schools in several dioceses across the country do not vaccine conscientious and religious exemptions because Catholic schools receive state scholarships funds. He urged that the state has an interest in ensuring that religious freedoms are protected. I mean, I'm not going to read this whole thing. But basically, the archdiocese is making the pro-vaccine argument. Wensky says the Catholic schools must protect the common good. Likewise framed the controversy as a religious freedom issue, the perspective of the church's right to determine and apply its own teachings. He describes Uthmeyer's position as an unfair and ill-advised interpretation of separation of church and state, and urged that the lawmakers never intended school choice scholarships to impose a religious test on participating schools. That's an interesting argument. The church has a right to determine our own teachings. Yeah, correct. Wensky told the news that bishops certainly respect the rights of conscience of every person. At the same time, he said Catholic social teaching also obligates schools to promote the common good and protect children through immunizations. That's not true. We've witnessed in recent months an upsurge in cases of measles. We've already established that this isn't or historically was not a major issue. And we know that the present that the presence presents certain dangers for pregnant women. The archbishop told the Catholic schools already grant medical exemption when a physician certifies that a child should not be vaccinated. But he maintained that parents who object to vaccines are free to choose another school. Nobody is forced to go to a Catholic school, he said. The bishop sent Youthmeyer formal response, Wensky said, outlining that they view as religious freedom issues implicated by the Attorney General's intervention. So basically, it's a it's a Catholic against a bishop. You know, Wensky, which is the Archbishop of Florida, is saying, you know, you don't have to go to a Catholic school. You can go somewhere else. Fair enough. Well, we don't have to pay your bill. We can send make sure that you're excluded from the the charter program. We're gonna make sure that you don't get paid. We can make sure you don't get any money from the state. And what that's gonna do is it's gonna make Catholic schools much more expensive to be in. I mean, they'll be 30, 40 grand a year. Without government assistance. Interesting. It's interesting how how you could possibly make the argument that it is not against the Catholic religion, me as a Catholic, that because we developed this vaccine from dead babies that we incredibly oppose more than anything, the Catholic Church's stance on abortion is crystal clear. But if we chop up those babies and we use their cells to create vaccines, oh, that's for the greater good. That benefits society and they're all Catholic teachers that I think the archbishop is on 100% on the wrong side of history with this one. I think he's gonna have a really hard time recovering from that. And I think there's also going to be a lot of chatter inside of the Catholic Church on the ins on the issue, which there already is. But where does this the state is trying to push for parental rights, and the church is trying to push for their religious freedom to refuse those that don't get vaccinated? They're both saying the same thing. That's fine, refuse them, but then you're not gonna get paid. That's fine. Don't take the vaccine, then you gotta go somewhere else. We will see how it goes. We will follow the story closely and hopefully we get this pushed through, and hopefully Florida succeeds, and then we can roll this out to the rest of the country. And we could stop holding education hostage to parents with moral objections to vaccines. That is gonna be the show tonight. Thank you for tuning in. Make sure you hit that like, share, and subscribe button. We got a big show on Friday. Friday's gonna be a really big show. We're rolling out Family Court Fridays. Now, there is a thing. Nowhere else in probably the country are your civil rights violated more than in family court. Period. Full stop. End of discussion. I realized this when I went through family court. The due process is just doesn't exist. Decisions are made on feelings. And I decided I'm gonna use this platform to kind of expose this, right? Not my case. I mean, my case is small, my case is kind of irrelevant, although I there's some major problems that I should expose, and maybe I will one day. But I just posted in a group in one of these families with uh parental rights group, and I said, hey, you know, I'm interested in doing a segment called Family Court Fridays. If you feel that your individual and civil river liberties were taken from you, I want to know. Hundreds, I mean, I got hundreds, I got thousands of people messaging me. Tell me this story, tell me that story. Everything from they stole my house, they stole my pension, they stole my child, and then they transitioned my child against my will, against both parents' will, to they took my kid and they shipped him to Wisconsin. I mean, hundreds, all without due process, all based on allegations. These are what these people are alleging that I believe. But the one really stood out to me. This this gentleman, Arnold Jan, reached out. I spoke to him on the phone, and he made some very serious allegations against the attorneys in his court, the judge in his court. He's filed federal lawsuits. He's he's done everything that there is to do. He's gonna be on the show Friday night. And I encourage all of you to tune in to hear his side of the story. It's very easy to immediately discount somebody. Ah, yeah, you lost in family court, so you are just bitter and you're resentful and you're full of crap. But the difference with Arnold is that he has like everything just outlined, right? And we're gonna go over it all on Friday night. It's probably gonna be more than a one-night series, a one-night show. The amount of things that we're going to have to go through is probably gonna be a two or three-part series. I've also lined up some other people that are gonna come on a show. We're gonna stick this only to Fridays. Uh, it's so much information. I'm trying not to turn this show into a family court show. I easily could. And I could have guests seven nights a week, insane, crazy stories, and maybe the show will take us there. Maybe the show will turn into that until the system changes. But we're gonna be here. We're gonna be logged in with Arnold. He's gonna be on video call Friday night, 9 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. That's 8 p.m. Central. That is gonna be the show. Thank you for tuning in. We will see you tomorrow night. And God bless you, God bless our troops. Pray for the church, pray for the archbishop. Let's make the right decision.

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