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Foreign. Hi everybody, it's Cheryl Achison. Welcome to another edition of Full Measure. After Hours. Today, Weather Control Man's effort to control the weather is well documented and ongoing. What you're going to hear in today's podcast, as well as in my Sunday, January 18 episode of Full Measure, is probably contrary to most of what you've heard on this topic. For over a century, man has chased the ability to control the weather from early rainmakers to secret military programs and geoengineering startups. It's very real, it's documented, and it's impacting tens of millions of Americans today. Yet I found out in my investigation that in most of America, there's almost no regulation of people who want to control the weather. Anyone, even theoretically a hostile foreign actor can alter your weather without your consent or even try to change the climate for profit. Before we hear from some of the folks tracking this, I'm going to tell you a little bit about what I learned when I researched this topic. Besides the fact that there's virtually no regulation, there are virtually no audits of weather control systems and efforts, no tracking, it's basically an honor system. This opens up to all kinds of possibilities. Your neighbor, or even worse, a foreign adversary could be controlling the weather or messing up the weather, and it would be quite difficult for you and I to know. And if you think about it today, it's pretty unreal that a hydro plant that works for profit and wants more water to make its plant work well can in essence rob rain from nearby. It's actually referred to as cloud robbing in some places and, and control the weather with seeding without asking our permission, without issuing a public notice, without paying us. They can alter our weather. Maybe we don't want it to rain where we are, or maybe we live somewhere else where it would have rained if they hadn't seeded clouds up the road a bit. There are even efforts to dim the sun, which, when I first heard about that, I thought it was another conspiracy theory. But in my story on Full Measure, you'll hear about how efforts by one company to dim the sun actually led to Mexico banning the practice. And the more I learned, the stranger I thought that the government, it seems, controls and taxes and tracks practically everything we do these days. But not this, hardly at all when it comes to weather control. I think that's just so strange. And as far as the effects of weather control, and I think one thing we've learned is it's very unpredictable, it's in fact very uncontrollable. Whenever there's success or supposed success in a weather control effort, well, the companies involved take credit. But whenever there is a disaster resulting in the same area where weather has been controlled or clouds have been seeded, they say, well, it wasn't due to us. And don't miss my Sunday TV story because you're also going to hear about an amazing turn of the century story that happened in San Diego, the first biggest weather control controversy and maybe the biggest one that ever happened. Wait until you hear what happened after the city hired a rainmaker to try to fill up the reservoir and how that went completely out of control. But for now, you're going to hear from three people tracking all of this today. Florida Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo is in a state, the Sunshine State, that has moved to outlaw weather control. Also, Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense, who's following the issue, and Leah Wilson, who heads up Stand for Health Freedom, a nonprofit pushing for transparency. First, Dr. Ladapo.