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Welcome to Shooting the Breeze, brought to you by the team at Franktown Firearms, a family-owned, family-friendly shooting range in Franktown, Colorado. Franktown Firearms offers practical, defensive training as well as an impressive selection of firearms at the lowest tax rate, so you can develop confidence with your firearm. The team at Franktown Firearms believes the only difference between a beginner and an expert is practice. so they equip you to keep yourself and your family safe in a welcoming atmosphere. And now, here are your hosts of Shooting the Breeze.

SPEAKER 06 : 0:37

Hello, hello, hello, everyone. Happy Monday. Happy Cinco de Mayo today. Is everyone enjoying margaritas and all that good stuff?

SPEAKER 07 : 0:47

I was going to make it taco night tonight, but I don’t know. Is that cultural appropriation? Should we, as white people, be celebrating Cinco de Mayo? I don’t know. I don’t know, but I do, and it’s kind of fun. So anyway, happy Cinco de Mayo today. My name is Karen Murray, and I am the lead instructor at Franktown Firearms. And you guys, do I have some news for you. You’ve got to come down to Franktown Firearms and check out what’s new. That’s all there is to it. If you haven’t been down in a while, you haven’t been. If you’ve driven past that intersection at Highway 83 and Highway 86, maybe on your way to Elizabeth or Kiowa or you’re coming from Castle Rock and you make the turn at Highway 83 to head to Parker or to head to the Springs, you’re right there. You’re right there. So you have to stop and say hello because you have to check out everything that’s new, new inventory, new layout, and new shoot house that you have to experience. And, Luke, I know you don’t have a drum roll keyed up for me, but – this would be a good time for a drum roll. So you can just put a drum roll in your mind right now, and the date that you’ve all been waiting for, the first class offered by Colorado CQB, Defensive Shoot House Pistol 1 will be on May 15th. You got that, everyone? May 15th. So if you are interested in taking part in this inaugural dynamic series launch, Mention you heard about the class on shooting the breeze, and you can get $100 off your course fee. All you have to do to grab that discount is to send an email to support at cocqb.com and put Mama Glock in the subject line, and you’ll get your $100 off. So prepare to encounter the most comprehensive and immersive and at the same time the safest environment in which to train that this state has to offer that’s open to the public anyway. If you’re not a member of Franktown Firearms, you should be. Members are going to get additional perks that non-members do not, class discounts and so on. So Give the shop a call at 720-770-7777, and someone will be happy to take your questions if you have any information you want to get regarding the range membership or the shoot house classes or concealed carry classes or whatever the case may be. I have a concealed carry class coming up this Saturday, May 17th, from 1 to 5. Only a few spots are left, so if you want to get on with that, go to franktownfirearms.com and click on the calendar. Look for the date, May 17th, and sign up through Sign Up Genius. I got a big show lined up for you today. I missed you all last week, so I have a lot of catching up to do and a lot of information I want to share with you. It was kind of one of those mornings that I didn’t even know. There’s so much that I didn’t even know what to talk about. So you know me. I’m just going to kind of dive into some things, and I’m going to cover them in a way that only Mama Glock seems to be able to cover them. So if you want to talk about anything today, you can give me a call at 303-477-5600. and Luke, this amazing producer, will patch you through. Luke, how are you today?

SPEAKER 01 : 4:10

I’m doing all right, doing all right. All things considered, a bit tired, but, you know, waking up, it’s a Monday.

SPEAKER 07 : 4:15

Did you have a big weekend?

SPEAKER 01 : 4:17

Yeah, a lot going on. Long end of the week, too. Thursday and Friday were pretty jam-packed, and I didn’t get enough sleep over the weekend to make up for it.

SPEAKER 07 : 4:27

Well, we’ll sleep when we’re dead, right?

SPEAKER 01 : 4:29

Yeah, isn’t that something, huh?

SPEAKER 07 : 4:32

So as you may have heard, the former CEO of Abercrombie and Fitch, Michael Jeffries, was arrested on charges of sex trafficking. So this is just one of many. You know that. You guys have heard lots of CEOs stepping down, presidents of companies. Congress people, you know, politicians here and there stepping down in their roles. And, you know, I think there’s a reason for that. But Jeffries left Abercrombie in 2014 after more than two decades in charge of that company. Prosecutors of this case say he and his romantic partner, Of course, he has a romantic partner, which I think is a man, if we’re being honest here. And a third man used the promise of modeling jobs to lure men to drug-fueled sex parties in New York City, the Hamptons, and other locations. I don’t know if you’ve actually seen this man before, Michael Jeffries, but he kind of looks like a demon, in my opinion. Did you guys ever see the movie Poltergeist? He kind of looks like that creepy guy that’s standing outside in the rain in the movie Poltergeist with the black hat on and just the creepy old. That’s kind of what he looks like, in my opinion. If the eyes are the window to the soul, his eyes are like portals to someplace that I don’t ever want to see. So now this arrest happened in October. And while we’re just kind of talking about it now, I can’t even begin to speculate that But he’s currently out of jail on a $10 million bond. Michael Jeffrey’s lawyer sought the ruling last month, writing in a letter filed in a New York federal court that the 80-year-old requires around-the-clock care because he has Alzheimer’s disease, Lewy body dementia, and the residual effects of a traumatic brain injury. And that’s a quote from his lawyer. So yeah, hopefully he sustained that injury from an angry father, you know, kicking him in the head or something. I don’t know. I don’t know how he got the traumatic brain injury, but that’s not in the case. So I don’t know. But his lawyers are saying that he’s unfit to stand trial. And I’m guessing we’re going to probably see a lot of this. Like if Joe Biden were to go up on trial, they’re kind of stuck between a rock and a hard place, right? Because Oh, he’s not sick. He’s fine. He’s sharp. He’s sharp as a tack. He’s there. He’s up on his feet, whatever, whatever. So whatever. This is going to happen a lot. But I’m guessing many of these horrific cave-dwelling cretins will claim incompetence to stand trial as they’re all being exposed for the monsters that they actually are. This will get much more exposure going forward, which brings me to the case of Virginia Giuffre. I don’t know if I’m saying that name right. I hope I am. I don’t know. But she reportedly committed suicide. And if you don’t know who Virginia Giuffre is or was, whatever, she was a witness in the Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell case, claiming that she was sex trafficked to Prince Andrew when she was 17. Yeah, Virginia Giuffre, she was kind of a tortured soul, yes. She had been on her own since she was 12. She suffered sexual abuse at a young age. She was likely selling herself as a result of that. So Delaine Maxwell preyed on those vulnerabilities and brought her into Epstein’s inner circle. So by the time she got to Epstein, I think she was pretty well-versed in the whole scene there. But when I first heard about her suicide, my first thought was, nope, nope. She didn’t unalive herself. And then I started seeing posts where the family confirmed that she took her own life. And I immediately started thinking, okay, yeah, right. It was kind of like a Clinton thing where, you know, something happened and then it’s all suicide. You know, even the guy that got shot in the chest twice and hung in a tree or something was suicide. I think I talked about that a couple of years ago, but yeah. First of all, remember she got into this terrible bus accident and was posting on social media that she was in renal failure and probably wouldn’t make it. Do you guys remember that? Well, she did make it, and she was on the road to recovery. Side note, that bus accident is suspicious to me as well, just because of, you know, who she’s testifying against. But then I started seeing an ex-post from her verified account And this ex-post reads, quote, I am making it publicly known that in no way, shape, or form am I suicidal. I have made this known to my therapist and GP, general practitioner, I’m assuming that’s what that means. If something happens to me, for the sake of my family, do not let this go away and help me protect them. Too many evil people want to see me quieted. So she writes that. But investigators say that they found a suicide note in the area where she allegedly committed suicide. It’s not very legible. There’s part of it that’s kind of flocked out or whatever, so I don’t know what I saw. I saw the written note, but I don’t know if it was like a photocopy and something was obscuring some of the text at the top. But it says in part, we are not going away. Mothers, fathers, sisters, and brothers need to show the battle lines are drawn, and we stand together to fight for the victims or the future of victims. Is protesting the answer? I don’t know, but we’ve got to start somewhere. So here’s a woman. She’s got three kids. She’s living in Australia. According to her family, she was estranged from her husband. She’s 41 years old, so she’s got a lot of life ahead of her. She’s in the According to her, I think it was her brother, she was, her husband, former estranged husband or whatever, had a restraining order against her, which she violated. But then she gets in this bus accident. She survives this horrific crash, which in itself is odd. When doctors told her she had four days to live, And she posts on X that she’s not suicidal. She’s very outspoken about what she experienced on Epstein Island. She’s a fighter. She’s a victim’s advocate. And she leaves a suicide note talking about this fight. So doesn’t this whole thing just kind of reek of corruption and a cover-up? Or is it just me? Is it my tinfoil hat is on a little bit too tight? Is that what’s going on? So here are my two trains of thought. And yes, I have two, sometimes three. I have more than one train on the track at any given time. So either the bad guys who were involved with the insane amount of human trafficking around the world, including the Clintons, got her to shut up, as in the bus accident didn’t finish her, so they tried again and succeeded, or the good guys have helped her to stage this so they could place her in protective custody and her family is aware of this. But, you know, the initial report that said her family confirmed it was suicide. So I don’t know. But there’s a lot of sense to be made in this story. Not a lot. I don’t know. I think many people will be scratching their heads as more of this kind of stuff comes out. On a brighter note. I have an assignment for all of you. We’re going to get to more doom and gloom here in just a minute, but I want to talk to you guys about this incredible ministry that I found on TikTok, believe it or not, of all places. You’ve heard me talk about TikTok a lot, and I think there’s a lot of great accounts and a lot of great information to be found on TikTok. But I’ve been following this woman. Her name is Kayla Marie Gabbard and her ministry for about a year now. To say that she’s on fire for Jesus would be an understatement. She’s genuine and loving and compassionate and caring and just sweet and soft-spoken, and she’s just an amazing person. And she travels around the country doing revivals and performing baptisms with her small team of amazing, Jesus-loving men and women. And she lives in Waco, Kentucky. And the mission statement on their website for KaylaGabbardMinistry.com reads, At Kayla Gabbard Ministry, we believe in the importance of getting back to biblical standards, to turn away from the world and traditions of men and toward Jesus. We offer daily Bible lessons across all social media platforms to advance your knowledge of Scripture, along with taking revival and biblical baptism across the nation. To date, Kayla Gabbard and her team have baptized more than 6,800 people and have set them free from their bondage of this world and released demons and healed people and all kinds of stuff. It’s truly amazing. This account, if you ever get a chance to, and she’s not just on TikTok, she also has a Facebook page. If you just go on and we’ll give you that information in just a second. But I just wanted to say that they’ve actually been to Colorado. and they baptized 74 people here. I don’t know where they were around, because I think they were here long before I found her account. And 74 is kind of a small number by comparison to some of the other states that they’ve been to and baptized people. And if she ever comes back to this state, which probably needs Jesus more than any other state in the Union right now, I’m going to this revival. I’ve been baptized. I was baptized as a baby in the Lutheran faith, but I will get in that water, and I will do it again. In one of her videos after a revival in Alabama, Kayla describes a woman who sold everything she owned to purchase a Greyhound bus ticket so she could attend this revival. And there’s another video where Kayla baptized a woman who had just lost her three-year-old daughter just weeks before. And to watch Kayla not only baptize, but to truly engage and hands-on and pray over every single person that comes into that water with her is just It gives me chills every time I think about it. I’ve watched videos on her page where she’s baptizing someone, and you can just feel demons leaving these people. It’s amazing to watch. I can’t make it through one of her baptism videos without crying. She is a remarkable young woman who just wants everyone to know the power of Christ and delivers his message in such a beautiful way. So I think everyone needs a good, healthy dose of Kayla Gabbard. So I’m going to encourage you to find her online. If you go to Facebook, you can just search her name, Kayla Gabbard. Her last name is G-A-B-B-A-R-D. You can also find her accounts on TikTok. Obviously, she has two of them, and she delivers scripture on kind of her personal account. Very profound, very impactful, and that’s Kayla Marie Gabbard, no spaces. It’s just her full name, all one word. Her revival page is on TikTok as KG underscore ministry. And again, the website is KaylaGabbardMinistry.com. So go check her out. You will not be sorry. If you just want a good dose of Jesus today, go watch her stuff. It’s fabulous. So I have a few more gloom and doom stories to share with you today, as well as a little steamed beans and some grinding gears. I’m going to start with our impending financial crisis. And according to several authorities on the subject, if you’re not familiar with Catherine Austin Fitz’s She’s an American investment banker and former public official who served as managing director of Dillon Reed and Company. And during the presidency of George H.W. Bush as United States Assistant Secretary of Housing and Urban Development, she has widely written and commented on the subject of public spending and has alleged several large-scale instances of government fraud. So I’m sure she’s been having a field day with this USAID thing. She was being interviewed by Tucker Carlson, and if you haven’t seen the interview, you should go watch it on Tucker’s YouTube account. She has a lot to say with regard to the housing bubble and the housing market crash in 2008, and has even more to say about what’s going on now with our economy and how bad it actually is. And I’m not in any way whatsoever an economic wizard, by far. In fact, much of what we’re about to play for you is gibberish to me. But the urgency is obvious. So maybe some of you listening who are well-versed in economics, business, finance, all of that good stuff can research this and act accordingly. But the piece that we’re going to play for you is from Tim Kramer on TikTok. This is pretty long, but I want you to listen to it. It’s really important. He’s stitching a video from a financial expert named Tiffany Cianci or Cianci. You’ll understand why I say when you’ll hear this. Pay attention to what this woman says because it’s rather frightening. This audio is about eight and a half minutes. You’ll want to listen to all of it. Check this out.

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Last night, I started off by researching Hooters getting bankrupted by private equity and ended up uncovering the next 2008 level economic collapse. And they’re hiding the bubble inside a private equity black box that makes it almost impossible to see what they’re doing. Almost. This time, they’re not going to collapse the banks and make it too big to fail. They’re going to bankrupt the entire American pension system. I’m almost too afraid to make this video, but it has to be done. So let’s get into it. In 2008, investors and bankers were able to crash the world’s economy by engaging in risky, unethical bets and investments, and they did it right out in the open. They’ve learned, and this time they’re doing it again. Bigger investments, bigger risks, same playbook, but they’re doing it behind the smokescreen of private equity in bigger numbers. They’re creating a bigger bubble than before, and it’s not somewhere down the road. It’s here, and it’s about to pop. You see, for the last month, I’ve been trying to figure out why these companies that private equity had acquired were failing even though they were still succeeding. Joanne’s, 97% of their stores are still profitable, and yet they’re still bankrupt. But they weren’t bankrupt a year ago, and they still had the debt that private equity had stacked on them a year ago. So I wanted to know what changed. The same thing with Hooters. The same thing with… Now in 2024, private equity bankrupted 110 businesses and that was almost double their previous record. There had been huge increases in the amount of bankruptcies each year over the past three years. But I didn’t know what had changed because private equity had held many of these businesses for several years and they were still succeeding. Until I got my hands on an economic report and an article and found a term that nobody could explain to me. The term was back floating rate loans. I didn’t know what that meant and no article would explain it to me. So I had to go and do research in the financial prospectuses of a bunch of financial investment firms. Guys, in the last few years, private equity has taken out $3.8 trillion in adjustable rate loans. These are adjustable rate loans. These private equity firms took out adjustable rate loans. And so for the last three years, as our interest rates have gone up every 30 to 60 days, the money due on the loans they stacked on top of these companies has gone up every 30 to 60 days. That’s why these successful companies that private equity had acquired are suddenly bankrupt, even though they’re still making money. They’re bankrupt because they’re paying adjustable rate loans. But it doesn’t stop there, it gets so much worse because my next question is why are the banks willing to give these risky loans to these private equity firms knowing it’s gonna cause them to fail? And the answer is because the banks aren’t gonna keep them on their books. The banks are immediately repackaging these adjustable rate loans as something called CLOs, right? Which are then packaged and sold off to our pension funds as really great debt. And they tell them that it’s a diversified portfolio. Are you hearing the big short in real time? Literally, all of these companies are getting bankrupted in greater and greater numbers. And all of this debt is adjustable rate. And all of the bankruptcies are skyrocketing in this direction. And the… Now, if you look at this graph, you can see that aside from 2020, which is obviously an anomaly, right now, private equity, that’s the yellow section, has double the highest number of bankruptcies they’d ever had prior to last year. And that number is climbing this year, $3.8 trillion. $3.8 trillion in this debt, okay? I want you to look back to 2008. Do you want to know how many risky adjustable rate mortgages there were? $1.1 trillion. Do you want to know how many subprime but not quite as bad loans there were? $1.3 trillion. That was just in housing. In the $3.8 trillion held by private equity, they own the largest shares of the home ownership market in the United States. But they also own the daycares. They own the veterinary clinics. They own the pet stores. They own the nursing homes. They own the emergency rooms. They own the doctor’s offices, the orthodontists. They own the builders. They own the HVAC companies. This isn’t just housing, it’s gonna touch every single industry around us. And that is why, if this were a free market and private equity had not exploitatively gotten involved, if we had a free market and we could see what they were doing, these companies would be succeeding. If this were actually a free market, these companies would be succeeding. Joann’s has 97% of their stores profitable. That is an astronomical number. 97% of a retail store is profitable and they are failing and they are closing every store and it is further consolidating an already consolidated environment. And now there are thousands and thousands of employees that will not have jobs. And there are thousands of other businesses that are going through the exact same thing right now. And why? Because they know we will never allow the banks to be bailed out again. We would literally riot in the streets. but we’re definitely going to allow them to bail out the pensions because that’s our grandparents, that’s our parents, that’s the working class. They know that this will get bailed out and because there’s no regulatory authority, there are no laws stopping private equity from doing whatever they want, they know they can get away with it and we can’t do anything to stop them. The most important thing you need to understand is this wasn’t done by accident. This was done by blatant, intentional greed. The private equity firms wanted the cheapest debt they could get, and they believed arrogantly that the debt would stay cheap forever. They had 0% interest rate loans for ages. And so they took on these adjustable rate notes thinking, what, they could keep refinancing forever out of it. It was arrogant, but it also meant that they got to collect bigger fees because they were taking risky debt that cost less. The bankers were happy to give them because they got higher fees on offering bad debt. They were gonna get paid no matter what. At the same time, the private equity firms mandated in their contracts with these companies they acquired that they were advisors and that they were a management company. So they also get paid that way. And then they sold the land out from under these companies and all their assets and made themselves whole before any of this even began. They’re already cash positive. the banks knew they wouldn’t be held accountable because they were going to bundle it up and pass it off to the pensions. And even the pensions were reckless because they’re buying these mechanisms because when you purchase into private equity, when you purchase private equity debt as a pension, you get to put on your books, especially if you have an underfunded pension, the projected gains for 10 years, which means for 10 years, it looks like that pension is more shored up than it is. And at the end of that 10 years, when it’s time for that to close out suddenly then all of the bad debt comes crashing down on the pension but at that point there’s a new leader on the pension fund and they kick the can down the road so even they were reckless but at the bottom of all of this is the bankrupting of the fabric of our society we are losing our businesses we are losing our doctors we are losing our orthodontists we are losing our nursing homes we are losing our funeral homes And one by one, they’re going to fall under the weight of this really horrible adjustable rate debt. And nobody, nobody is talking about it. I could only find two articles in very obscure financial magazines that even talk about these back-floating rate loans. I have never been more terrified. And I talk about private equity a lot. I have a lot to say. But right now, all I want to do is get someone to pay attention that can make a difference in this because we have a problem. We’re not without any hope at all. Right now, private equity is only allowed to be this exploitative because they exist under something called the carried interest loophole, something that multiple congresses have tried to close, but private equity continues to bribe politicians to fail to actually achieve. Trump, three weeks ago, said he wanted to close the carried interest loophole. I thought he was doing it as a fundraising maneuver. I thought he was doing it as a fundraising maneuver, but he’s doubled down on it repeatedly. If we can make enough noise about this, maybe we can get him to actually see it through and end private equity’s stranglehold on our population. There’s so much more that we have to go through, so this is going to be a multi-part series. But if you’re new here, my name is Tiffany. We work together to fight private equity and save small businesses in our community. And it’s going to take every single one of us to do so. So do all the things and stick around.

SPEAKER 07 : 27:14

Okay, so take that for whatever you will. Like I said, a lot of the terms that she’s using, they’re just these heavy financial terms that I’m not familiar with. But I’m sure many of you have knowledge about all this stuff, and maybe you can make more sense of it, but it sounded very urgent. And I know I’ve seen from many different sources about this impending financial crisis that we’re about to experience. So I don’t know. You can find her if you go to TikTok. Once again, she’s at Tiffany Cianci. I can’t remember how to – let’s see. Let’s see if I can find her name again. It’s C-I-A-N-C-I. It’s how you spell her last name. So take that for what it is. You know, I’ll admit – As a nation, I don’t know, we’re too many ignorant people. It’s probably all the fact that I don’t know anything about this stuff is part of the reason why we are where we are. People not paying attention to what the big banks and the gigantic hedge fund managers and all that stuff are doing with our money and the bribery and the kickbacks and the blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. It’s just the way it is. We’re going to take a short break, and then when we come back, I’m going to dive into some pretty dark stuff. But, you know, that’s why you guys love me, right? We’ll be right back.

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SPEAKER 06 : 29:52

And we are back.

SPEAKER 07 : 29:53

Yes, go to franktownfirearms.com. Go to www.coloradocqb.com, C-O-C-Q-B.com, and check out those classes. You guys, there’s a cool video to watch on there now. You just have to check it out. So I’d like to read something for you that I received from a good friend of ours, Dawn. Hello, Dawn, if you’re listening right now, and tell Angela I said hello as well. He sent me a piece from Jeremy Locke called Protection. And it says, in order to engineer a culture and pervert the free thinking of men, evil must create an enemy. It is not important to tyrants who the enemy is. Tyrants offer protection from these enemies in exchange for obedience. Think COVID, right? Take careful note that they offer protection, but obedience is mandatory. Whether or not you wish to have the authority over you, you will obey or they will revert to violence. The enemies are only created to ease the burden of obedience from the minds of people. Cultural enemies are an illusion. Benjamin Franklin taught that those who give up liberty to gain security will soon have neither. This is not an idle observation. The pattern of tyranny clearly shows that the entire purpose of presenting you with the need for security is to convince you to yield your liberty. That is everything authority wants. The demand for security is raised by those who seek power over you. This is how they create enemies. Make no mistake, it isn’t the enemy that tyrants are after. They are after you. The illusion of cultural enemies is designed to restrict the thinking of people. It is designed to convince people that the real enemy is not the evil that rules over them, but some imaginary demon that would do them harm. This is the lie of tyranny. It requires your obedience in order to save you. Tyranny is disguised as culture and law. So who is the enemy right now? Sooner or later, we have to understand that our enemy is them. It’s not us against each other. It’s them. It’s the elites, the Illuminati, the powerful, the rich, the government, the deep state, the cabal, whatever you want to call them. They are responsible for all the atrocities that we are seeing in our society right now and in our world. They are responsible for the race wars, the physical wars, the information wars, the war for our minds. In Colorado, things are a complete mess as a result of failed leadership, as you know. Our Democratic majority in the legislature is beyond despicable, and the bills they are passing go against every decent, moral and constitutional tenant that there is our government is a complete tyrant or our governor is a complete tyrant he and has done nothing to help this state and has only driven it into the ground in every way possible but he sits up there with a smile on his face and and, you know, receives accolades from his loyal lemmings that clap every time he comes out. And our sanctuary policies have led to this hundred illegals being arrested in this underground nightclub where authorities found drugs and money and weapons. And we had military people there protecting them. But at the same time, they passed laws making it harder for us to obtain the same weapons that they likely found in this nightclub. They make it harder for us to get our concealed carry permits that they require for us to exercise our Second Amendment rights. This list could go on and on and on of the stupid, un-American bills that this legislature in Colorado has passed. So to begin this next segment where I’m going to complain about Colorado’s egregious politics, here’s a fun little tongue-in-cheek piece that might make you laugh or make you cry. I’m not sure, but I’m calling it Welcome to Denver. I’m not sure, but everything she says is true. Check this out.

SPEAKER 09 : 34:04

Denver, the mile-high city. Come for the mountains, stay because someone stole your catalytic converter and now you can’t leave. Ever want to watch a city collapse in real time? Downtown Denver’s got you covered. Take in the sights. There’s a naked man fist fighting a lamppost and a woman aggressively breastfeeding a pigeon. Don’t forget the man selling authentic artisan copper wiring that just so happens to match the power outage on your block. It’s vibrant, diverse, and it’s definitely not safe. But don’t just take in the sights. Take in the stench of a city in ruins. The sidewalk? Repurposed into permanent housing. The bus stops? Those are now living rooms. Need to walk literally anywhere? Good luck dodging tents, human feces, and used needles. And we don’t just have homelessness. We have a government-approved humanitarian crisis. 9,000 people living on the streets. And our government’s response? Counting them. Once a year. And then ignoring it. Encampments pop up overnight. Just little pop-up shops. Except instead of selling scented candles, they’re selling your stolen bicycle. And we don’t just have drugs. We hand them out. Last year, Denver distributed over 500,000 free needles. Because when faced with a deadly fentanyl crisis, the city’s response wasn’t treatment, detox, or intervention. It was making sure everyone had the proper tools to keep using. Fentanyl overdoses here are up 800% in the past five years. Over a thousand people died last year alone. That’s three people a day. But don’t worry, the governor has a plan. More Narcan stations and free fentanyl testing strips. Because when people are dropping dead in record numbers, the best course of action is to make sure they can measure their poison before taking it. And if they overdose, no problem. Paramedics will revive them, hand them a fresh dose of Narcan, and send them on the streets to do it all over again. It’s like playing whack-a-mole with human despair. Denver won’t fight the crisis, but they will use your tax dollars to fund another bike lane. Because what the city really needed wasn’t fewer deaths or safer streets. It was more space for people to swerve around bodies while riding e-bikes. So come on down and experience the Mile High City, where the crime is lawless, the leadership is clueless, and the only guaranteed trip is a drug-induced coma at Denver Health. Welcome home.

SPEAKER 07 : 36:41

So anything there untrue in what she’s saying? So in addition to that little satire, well, it’s not really satire, it’s truth, but she says the whole thing with a big smile on her face, and it’s kind of, she’s funny about it, but none of this is funny. Something very real is a proposed rebrand of Civic Center that will cost the taxpayers millions. It hasn’t been approved yet, but the town council, at the behest of Chris Hines, made a proclamation that Civic Center Station should be rebranded and named after Wade Blaine, who was an accessibility advocate in the 70s. So this will be very expensive. New signage, likely some new modern art, some new letterhead, whatever, who knows. Pay no mind to the hordes of junkies and homeless people who call Civic Center Park their home. Forget the needles and the panhandlers and the crime. Let’s rebrand, shall we? Let’s rebrand and put up some new signs and all that’s going to go away, right? So I spoke earlier about the wars that we’re fighting. And one of the wars being fought right now is the war on our children. And you’ve heard me talk about this topic over and over and over, this trans agenda. And you might say, oh, God, here she goes again, railing against LGBT. OK, and maybe I am. But because this affects kids. And the public school system is a breeding ground for this propaganda, and our public universities push it even more. I feel that it all bears repeating. I’m going to start out by talking about Colorado’s House Bill 1312, which you guys probably are already very familiar with. It’s all about trans kids and gender-affirming care. I get so sick of that term, and I just want to scream talking about this whole thing. But here is a detailed breakdown of HB 1312. Focus on Education. The bill aims to make school policies more inclusive of transgender students, including policies related to chosen names and dress codes. Family Law. The bill originally included provisions about how judges could consider dead naming and misgendering in child custody cases, which sparked considerable debate and was ultimately removed. Public Accommodation. The bill addresses how public entities should handle names on forms, requiring them to include both legal and chosen names and use the chosen name on subsequent forms, according to Colorado General Assembly, which, you know, you know how I feel about them. Gender affirming health care. This bill aims to protect access to gender affirming health care, particularly for minors, by codifying existing rules about gender affirming care coverage and and prohibiting denial or limitation of medically necessary care. Whatever that is. Remove the controversial provisions. Following a lengthy debate and testimonies, the bill’s most controversial provisions, including the ones related to child custody, were removed. Okay. The fact that they refer to this as gender-affirming care is disgusting to me. If you search through social media, you will find hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of videos of trans people who consider themselves detransitioning, who regret everything about what they’ve done to their bodies. Doctors who perform these surgeries hold a special place in hell, in my opinion. The entire trans ecosystem goes against every biblical principle, and sadly, over the last 10 years, it’s grown. You know that it’s grown. We didn’t hear about this stuff. Yeah, we used to call them cross-dressers and we ignored them. Yeah, whatever. This isn’t by accident. If you look through TikTok about this subject, you’ll find a lot of mental illness. And they’ll tell you that they’re mentally ill. I saw one video where a biological man got Medicaid to pay for his bottom surgery and So in case you don’t know what that means, I’m not going to explain bottom surgery, but what that means is you paid for his bottom surgery. Kids going through puberty who were feeling that awkward phase that we all went through that are being affirmed by the adults in their lives, their parents, their teachers, their doctors, all edging them toward the possibility that they were born in the wrong body. I want you to listen to this piece from Detrans Awareness on TikTok. There are hundreds of videos like this. This is a practice that should be made illegal and practitioners should be arrested for wrecking the lives of these kids. Check this out.

SPEAKER 03 : 41:20

At 16, the very first medical intervention I ever had was a double mastectomy. A few months later, I was then put on cross-sex hormones. I am now 21. I live with constant joint pain, to the point that it’s so bad that I have not been able to get out of bed to go to class some days. My vocal cords ache, my breasts are gone, and I will never know if I will be able to carry a child, because there’s a good possibility I’m sterile. You call this care. I could not consent to this due to both my age and my mental health conditions. Yet you call this care. My parents were baited with the idea that I would commit suicide if this was not given to me. They were told, would you rather have a dead daughter or a living son? These are not the words of a doctor. They are the words of a politically motivated activist. Kids deserve a chance to grow up whole. They deserve a chance at life.

SPEAKER 07 : 42:11

So can you hear the anger that In this girl’s voice. And yes, this is a biological female, obviously. She had a double mastectomy. She’s a biological female. This young woman was led through this process by her parents. And now she’s a shell of her former self, likely unable to bear children. She’s mutilated. Now, and even if she does, you know, they find a way to enable this girl to have children, she will never be able to naturally feed her children, right? Because those are gone. Now, I understand that there are people out there who are truly gender dysphoric, and I do believe that it is a mental illness, and they would probably tell you the same thing, that it’s a mental illness, right? And to all those people, I say… To say that you were born in the wrong body is to suggest that God made a mistake with you. God doesn’t make mistakes. There are people who were born with both male and female, right? I can’t remember the names for those people, but they exist. And there are people who were born with neither. And these are the people who need the most guidance and the most compassion and you know, the most care, trying to, you know, see where they fit in in society and kind of helping them along their way. However, most of all, these people need to go see Kayla Gabbard to be given a Bible so they can come to know Jesus and ask him for help as well before the knives come out. But to begin interventions like hormone therapy on kids as young as nine is criminal. Again, I’ll say this. It’s all by design. I mean, what better way to reduce the world’s population than to convince our kids that they’re born in the wrong body and to surgically mutilate them to where they can’t reproduce? That’s a pretty effective way to reduce the childbirth numbers, right? I want you to listen to one more piece I have for you. If you have a child that you are affirming, especially a child under the age of, well, with a boy, doesn’t the frontal lobe, doesn’t that not develop completely until 25 or 28 or something like that? But if you have a young child and you’re affirming this child in a different gender or whatever, you need to hear this. Check this out.

SPEAKER 02 : 44:58

What you may not have thought of is that there’s a lot of people who can’t move on on this because that’s the people who’ve transitioned their own children. So those people are going to be like the Japanese soldiers who were on Pacific Islands and didn’t know the war was over. They’ve got to fight forever. This is another reason why this is the worst, worst, worst social contagion that we’ll ever have experienced. A lot of people have done the worst thing that you could do, which is to harm their children irrevocably because of it. Those people will have to believe that they did the right thing for the rest of their lives, for their own sanity and for their own self-respect. So they’ll still be fighting. And each one of those people destroys entire organizations and entire friendship groups. And now you can’t talk truth in front of that person. And you know you can’t because what you’re saying is you as a parent have done a truly like human rights abuse, an awful thing to your child that cannot be fixed. There are specific individuals who are really actively against women’s rights here, and it’s not known why they are. But I happen to know through the back channels that it’s because they’ve trans their child. And so those people will do anything for the entire rest of their lives to destroy me and people like me because people like me are a standing reproach to them. I don’t want to be. I’m not talking directly to them. I don’t spend my time bitching about them. But the fact is that just simply by saying we will never accept natal males in women’s spaces, well, it’s their son that we’re talking about. And they’ve told their son that he can get himself sterilized and destroy his sexual function and women will accept him as a woman. And if we don’t, There’s no way back for them and their child. They’ve sold their child a bill of goods that they can’t deliver on. And I’m the one who has to be bullied to try to force me to deliver on it. So those people are going to be the people who will keep this bloody movement going, I’m sorry to say.

SPEAKER 07 : 46:49

So she is not wrong. And, you know, this is something that I’m, you know, I talk about a lot. I’m kind of passionate about it. I’m not an activist for it by any means, but this is just so wrong. And I know that this is an inescapable truth of this social engineering experiment that they have going. There’s a reason for this. There’s a reason they’ve promoted it. They’re irrevocably harming these kids. And they, I don’t even, the coercion and the propaganda that they use to get to these parents that are obviously very vulnerable and very impressionable, lives are being destroyed. And there’s no coming back from it, especially once those knives come out. There is no coming back from it. And the amount of regret that I saw, even just researching this segment that I’m doing right now, it’s enough to make you cry. There was one video, or that girl, the first one that I played, where she was saying that the doctors were telling her parents that she was likely to commit suicide if they didn’t help her transition or whatever. And that’s such a lie. I’ve told the story many times before about our daughter. When she was three, four, five years old, she loved Spider-Man, and she thought she was the Incredible Hulk, and she would go back in the head-rearing and the hands, you know, the whole thing. She had Hulk hands, those big, huge Hulk hands, you know. She watched Bob the Builder, and she wanted to be called Ace. And she was, you know, she loved dirt, and just she was a little tomboy. I never for a split second considered her to be anything but a girl. She was a kid. She was a child. She was being a child. She was exploring and latching on to stuff that she enjoyed. And then she would move on to something else, the next big thing or whatever. She was learning and growing. And now she’s married with a baby on the way. Thank God that we’re the ones that raised her and she had, you know, her parents had some sense about them. Oh, my goodness. I don’t know. Maybe I’m crazy for continuing to talk about this, but because I go down so many rabbit holes and I understand how manufactured this all is, it just sickens me. And the fact that, you know, a lot of these teachers, especially the inner city kind of teachers and stuff and how they’ve got their flags flying and the trans flag and the pride flag and all this stuff. And they’re just promoting it so much that it impresses, impresses upon a child who, who’s kind of, you know, coming into their own anyway. And then they have to call their teacher like G or some weird crap. And she’s got, you know, purple hair and, And the kids start asking questions like, why am I calling her this? She’s a she. Why do I have to call her she? And then it adds, you know, confusion. And then they’re starting to question things. And it’s just this crazy cycle that I can’t I can’t even start to think about. It just drives me insane. So thank you for letting me vent about that. I was hoping that I would have time to tell you guys about this cool audio book that I have been enjoying, and it’s from Mike Adams. You heard me talk about Mike Adams a lot, and he’s the health ranger, and his audio book is called The Contagious Mind. And it is a fascinating look into the knowledge that we have available to us through what he calls the cosmos. through our ancestry and through our history. And one of the first points that he makes that got me really thinking, and I want you guys to think about this too, is about spiders. Now, I’m not a fan of spiders, okay? And just talking about spiders kind of gives me that chill up my spine. Spiders and crickets gross me out. I don’t know if you guys know that about me or not, but I have an irrational fear of crickets. I’m probably more afraid of crickets than I am spiders. I always say that I don’t trust anything that you touch as the leg falls off, okay? but I do find spiders fascinating in what they do, like spinning their webs and all the intricate stuff that they do with their webs and catching prey and all that. So the thing that’s interesting to me about this whole contagious mind thing is, now thinking about entomology, I don’t even know what the phrase would be, but how do spiders learn to do what they do? How do they know to cast a web and let the wind catch it and, you know, latch on to a tree that’s, you know, 20 feet away or 10 feet away or whatever, and then go about their way of creating this intricate pattern of this spider web? And like black widows, you know, they make the webs that look like cones and And so they make these webs and they work and they spin and they do their stuff. And spider webs are beautiful. I’m not going to lie. They are. The sun catches them with the dew on them and they’re gorgeous. And it’s just, it’s amazing to me that spiders can do this. These little tiny insects. So how do they learn? How do they know how to do this? If something, like if they cast a web and, you know, it’s in perfect mint condition and something disturbs maybe a connection point on a tree and something rips it off or an animal walks past it and rips it off or whatever, they know where the problem is and they go down and they reattach it. Or if there’s a section of their web that got destroyed by something, by wind, by a bird, whatever, they know how to fix it. They go and they spin more and they perfect the web once again. And if the whole thing is destroyed… then they know how to start over and do the same thing over again. But you think about, like, outdoors in a, like, let’s take spiders in Wyoming, for example, okay? So, you know, it’s very windy in Wyoming. So how does a spider know which direction to cast the line, the web, out of his abdomen to latch onto a tree in the right area? And then think about, you know, the time that it takes in this wind to, you know, maneuver his way around and to create this web and then sit in the middle of it to catch his prey, to catch the flies or whatever other bugs that they eat. And it’s fascinating. So fascinating. It’s just a concept that I think opens your mind a lot. And he goes on in this concept about how we, as human beings, can learn from one another, even from somebody that’s across the globe. He talks a little bit about this particular sweetener, this crystal form that they were doing some experiments on or whatever, and it used to crystallize at a certain temperature, And then once this, they did some other things to this atomic structure. And then when this atomic experiment was done, the temperature changed on these crystals and what temperature was required to crystallize these crystals or this sweetener stuff. And then from that point on, they could never recreate the first one. Like the crystals, they have a new starting point now. And that’s just weird. Like they could never recreate that first experiment that they did with this sweetener and these crystals. So it’s just, to me, it’s an absolute fascinating look into how we’re all kind of connected in this quantum field. And it’s very woo-woo, I guess you’d call it. But I think it’s absolutely fascinating. So that’s going to be it for me today. Thank you, guys. so much for tuning in to Shooting the Breeze and spending the last 58 minutes with me in the fastest hour in broadcasting. You guys, you heard me talk about it before, but this new shoot house class, you have to go to support at C-O-C-Q-B dot com. Put Mama Glock in the subject line and send it off and you will get a hundred dollars off your course. This course is going to be a three hour course. It’s going to be $250. We’re going to knock a hundred bucks off for you. So it’s only going to be $150. You are not going to regret it. 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SPEAKER 04 : 56:33

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