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This is an iHeart podcast. Guaranteed Human is America's Voice live. And welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve Gur. The pulse of the people. We need somebody that's going to hear the people's voice, the truth the mainstream won't touch. This guy is by definition a globalist. And the stories that matter, Rav's own.
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Ben Berkwam right up over this hill got on cartel.
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I see him, I see him. I see him.
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Live. Breaking news right now here on REAL America's Voice. Unfiltered. These people are domestic terrorists and unapologetic. We're here to take a stand for God and country. Does feel good. America's Voice Live starts now. Welcome to America's Voice Live. I'm Steve Gruber. It is Thursday 12th February, the year of our Lord 2026. Let's get to the day's top stories. As always, thank you for joining us here on REAL America's Voice. We always appreciate you stopping by. 12 days after Nancy Guthrie vanished from her home, the search intensifying. The FBI now releasing chilling new images. A forensic team back at the scene and thousands of tips pouring in, as you can imagine. I'll bring on a correspondent from Tucson to discuss. Also, an appeals court has given the Trump administration the green light to revoke deportation protections for thousands of people here illegally. Another win for you, me and America as a whole. More on that coming up. And then later, accuracy and media has released yet another video exposing the University of Kentucky's steps to continue DEI in defiance of the statewide ban there. I'll bring on an expert to discuss that as well. But for now, I want to start with some good news. The jobs report came in, as you know, and it has exceeded expectations even with the slashing of government jobs. This after the stock market hit all time highs over the past few days. Comparing the economy to what it is now, to where it was four years ago, well, not really comparable. It's really a very staggering side by side comparison. Inflation was 9.1% in 2022, and by 2025, core inflation hovered near 2.6%, one of the lowest core readings in several years. And Overall inflation in 2025 was the lowest it's been in five years. Trump remembers inheriting a total mess from Joe Biden, and he's glad to prove the naysayers wrong by turning it all around. Here he is.
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I remember when I first won, they said if he gets the dow up to 50,000 by the fourth year, he will have Done miracles. And we're at the end of the first year. So when you think about it, that's great. And the S and P, the same thing and everything else. I mean, everything's going great. We inherited a total mess from Biden. And not only the borders, but the economy, the inflation. The inflation was the worst ever in history, they say 48 years, but basically ever in history. And prices were high. And you don't hear them use the word affordability anymore. They can't use it because we brought the prices down.
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Oil.
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Now, I was in Iowa last week and they were at $1.85 a gallon. And if you go all over the country, in many cases now it's broken $2 a gallon, and that's like a major tax cut. We've given them that too, in the great big beautiful bill. So we've had a very good run and we want to keep it going.
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And just like you, I also remember all the people last year who kept predicting over and over that Trump was steering this economy and the country straight into the ditch, into a recession. Remember just how freaked out they wanted us all to be under the leadership of a man who turned our economy around once 10 years ago. Well, he's doing it again. Listen to all the naysayers, all those doom and gloom folks from last year. Here they are.
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These tariffs are going to be passed.
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On to American consumers and are going.
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To slow down the economy.
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My guess is where you know, we're heading towards a recession. I think that's. So we're headed toward a recession because of Trump's policies. Donald Trump is clearly crashing the economy in real time and he's driving us toward a recession. Make no mistake about it, Donald Trump is teeing up a nationwide recession. That's what worries me most, because we're.
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On the road to both inflation and recession.
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And you wonder why I tell you not to listen to these folks. Pretty clear, huh? These people had no warning signs to flash when Joe Biden was driving the economy into the ditch. So you should never trust them when they speak out against Trump. Of course, there's still room for improvement. There always is, which is why Donald Trump and Mike Johnson have committed to keep this going. A new Fed chair might be what makes all the difference. As you know, Trump has tapped Kevin Warsh for his pick for the job. And if we cut rates, GDP could skyrocket to places we've not seen. Lower interest rates always mean more economic activity. And of course, more economic activity isn't always good, but it is when it's paired with job growth and productivity, both of which we're seeing 130,000 new jobs added in January, higher than anyone was expecting. In fact, it's double what the experts had to say. Here's National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett on the latest reports.
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Labor force participation, the number, percentage of Americans that are looking for a job or have a job actually went to its highest level since 2001. So. So actually, people are coming back off the sidelines into the labor market because they see the high wage growth, all the factory starts and so on. And so that's thing one, you know, thing two is that because we've been reducing government workers, federal government workers, so much, about 360,000 this year, that the jobs numbers actually kind of understate how wonderful the economy is doing because the government worker employment has been a drag. And to put it in perspective, that we've got the lowest government worker number since 1966 and the lowest share of government workers in the labor force in all of history. And so we have done something really, really dramatic and downsizing government. And what that does is it helps us be fiscally responsible and get interest rates lower. Now, the bottom line is that I've been saying on your show, really, since we started over a year ago, Stu, that I think that we're going to have a big positive supply shock and that we could have high growth and low inflation. Right now, we've got high growth and low inflation, and I think there's plenty of room for the Fed to cut rates.
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I would agree. Now, this is what happened in the 1990s. Rates were lowered while job growth and productivity were on the rise, and America greatly profited. Unemployment was at a historic low, GDP was at a historic high, and America actually produced a budget surplus during that time. What a thought, right? Well, much of the growth was driven by the dawn of the Internet. Technology revolutions can do that. And we're on the cusp of the same thing right now with AI productivity up remarkably, thanks to Trump's tax cuts and deregulation, but also thanks to technological change, which is again, a result of Trump's policies. AI is the future. You and I may not like all of it, and that's okay, but we as a nation have to be smart about it. Trump sees that, and he's formalized a national AI policy focus since he stepped foot into the White House again, some of which involves reducing barriers to development and encouraging the expansion of infrastructure. Here in the United States, the administration has attracted trillions of dollars in tech and investments in AI according to their own reports. And it's working. We could repeat the success of the 1990s without the dot com crash. Pretty important. A lot has changed practice wise since the 90s. Back then, markets were pricing in a technological revolution before the profits even existed. Today, markets are pricing in an AI revolution, but based on companies that are already generating massive cash flow. You pair this with lower interest rates and we could see another economic boom. Rick Santelli over at cnbc pretty, pretty happy about it all. Here's what he said. I'm going to say that nobody's going to rain on my parade. And these numbers are what they are.
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And 50k, I made this hat two months ago and the reason I made.
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It is for exactly a day like.
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Today, all these naysayers steeped in politics.
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Continue to be negative.
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That's okay because 50k says you've all been wrong. You keep from going in the water even though it's very hot outside. I say all the investment gurus out there jump in the markets in the US because global GDP is going to take a big ramp up and the US is leading the way. All good things. 130,000 jobs added wage growth up 3.7% while inflation is at about 2.7%. Real earnings for real Americans like you. This is a chart that deserves a lot of attention as well. It represents real weekly earnings for America. And the average American's weekly paycheck, adjusted for inflation, shrunk 4% under Joe Biden. That's the orange. But now it's estimated to have surged 2% during Trump's first year back. So it's not all the way back, but it's on its way. Stephen Moore boils it down to cash in your pocket. Here he is. If you look over the period from when Trump came into office through December, we estimate the average family income is up by about $2,500. After inflation. After inflation. So that's a big, big number. So that means not only do we have good job growth, but we have people earning more. I mean, it's kind of a beautiful picture when you really think about it. Yeah, pretty good picture overall. Now here's some more beautiful pictures for you. Take a look at this chart. That's the federal employment. It's the number of people working for the federal government. Look closely. It's at its lowest level since 1966, and like Kevin Hassan said, the lowest level in recorded history as a share of, of the total workforce in America. Now that is amazing. Here's even better graph to put it in perspective. The green represents private sector jobs and the blue represents government jobs. The left was the end of Biden's presidency, the right the start of Donald Trump's second term. Trump was handed an economy that was losing private sector jobs and adding government payrolls. But he successfully flipped that script and one year later, it's all private sector growth while cutting government jobs. That is so important. This is remarkable stuff. But Secretary of Labor Lori Chavez Darimer says she's not as surprised as the rest of the so called experts are because she's seen just how dedicated this administration is to making this work.
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Listen well, when I think about it, we've added construction jobs are up, manufacturing jobs are up. And that's been a testament to the investments of $18 trillion that the president has negotiated and brought back to the American people and the American economy. I've mentioned I have been on the road. I'm going to visit my 48th state tomorrow out of the 50 state tour. We're seeing the application of what the workforce is being offered by their employees. They're investing in hiring.
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And there's at least one more angle that deserves attention when it comes to our economy. It's not just the things that Trump is creating and improving, it's also the terrible things he's putting to a stop. One of those is the acquisition of farmland by foreign adversaries. I've worn about this for months, years on this program. And the Trump administration is taking it seriously. For all of the investment that has our nation has attracted last year, we don't need investment to be in the form of scooping up our land. And Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins understands that. Here's another win from the week before.
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President Trump came into office, the consolidation of our farmlands. The foreign adversarial ownership of farmlands, especially from China and other places, has really been creeping up on our country. Now we have almost 300,000 acres owned by China. Of course, a lot of our food supply and food sources are now foreign come from foreign sources. And we're working to reverse that while at the same time protecting our farmers, protecting our farmland from our foreign adversaries. So it's just another step in the right direction. I'm so proud of Secretary Hegseth. He has leaned all in on this, as has the president. And we're going to keep fighting for our American farmers and ranchers as we should.
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That right there is something to celebrate on its own. But that's not the only thing the Trump administration has protected our country against obviously the border has been a key focus over the last year with great success, but not just for our national security. It will also have an impact on the American dream of owning homes. So today you can go ahead, break out the happy dance a little bit because slowly but surely the current administration is delivering wins for every American, even the ones who want to see him lose. Now for those of you sitting there going, but Steve, the market's down today. Share it suggested some almost 400 points on the Dow. That happens. But overall, you've seen the numbers, you've seen the graphs, you've seen the metrics, things are definitely looking up. Coming up after the break, I'll discuss the ongoing investigation into the disappearance of 84 year old Nancy Guthrie. Search now intensifying his forensics team search Nancy's residence for answers. Details straight ahead. Well, the search for 84 year old Nancy Guthrie in its 12th day now after she disappeared from her home on the 1st of February, investigators and the FBI recently released surveillance images and a video showing a masked armed person at her front door. They say they have received thousands of tips. As the intense effort continues, a forensic team was active in Nancy's residence again today. Officials continue their investigation with the hope of a breakthrough sometime soon. Joining me to discuss this from Tucson, Arizona is human events field correspondent Kevin Posovic. Kevin, nice to see you there. It has been a beehive of activity down there since she first disappeared. Of course, her daughter Savannah Guthrie, very well known, a big celebrity for NBC. It just seems that this is a very odd case to me coming to a lot of other people. No leads, no information, no answers and finally a breakthrough. And we saw the videos and the pictures. What's the latest?
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Yes, so the latest is that we had the glove recovered and then some mail taken. So today's events, as you see the tent here, there was hours long procedure conducted by a forensics team from Pima County. And yeah, the police came, they, they gathered some more evidence. We didn't quite get to see exactly what that was. I believe it's in line with these tips. But I, I also believe it's in conjunction with more perhaps motion sensors inside the house following up with the nest alarm camera on the front that we saw the famous video from. So and you touched on AI earlier And to follow up with that. So I've also seen patrolling our two helicopters about two hours ago here. And I would hope that in their surveillance efforts combing through the desert here, literally they would be able to utilize New military grade technology and AI to helped locate, whether it be infrared tracking or maybe some new kind of technology to uncover items, clothing or bodies. Unfortunately, this is a long case. It's going on two weeks. This is an old woman. And it is just, it's tragic. It's tragic. And there are many, many other media crews here. The street is overwhelmed with people. It's been hours now. And, and yeah, to your point, why the sluggishness? It's, it's unfortunate, but Pima county here is very large, so they seem to be overwhelmed and stretched because they have to conduct normal police operations as well throughout the day and approaching the weekend.
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So, yeah, so yeah, I spoke to, I spoke to an expert here earlier on the. On Real America's Voice who suggested the tent in front of the front door there. Because of the intense light in Arizona, obviously it's very sunny there, that they might have been doing metrics to figure out exactly how tall that person was in the video we saw. So they take away the shadows, they're able to measure the different things in that doorway. Is that a possibility? That's what they were up to trying to figure out. If they get. So they know that he's not 5 foot 7 or 6 foot, they know exactly how tall this individual might be. The two gloves found, obviously important. Knowing how tall the person is is important as well, right?
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Absolutely, yeah. And, and one, one way you could do it as well is to measure the bricks. I mean, brick, brick thickness is a pretty standard measurement. It's about, you know, maybe three inches or so, give or take, then a grout line and so on, so on. So that's a semi accurate estimation. You could do it that way. But also, I think the tent was there for just the weather. You know, it's windy, it is a desert. And if there was anything there, even like a hair follicle or something, it could get blown away easily. So the weather has been cooperative towards this case. But if you have strong winds or rain, that would definitely sweep away any kind of footprints or fingerprints. But yeah, so the tent is very functional in this way.
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Yeah. I guess the other way they can triangulate this, Kevin, is they have a pretty good idea of these. The gloves to me were kind of an odd looking glove. So they stick out, they can look at the shoes, figure what kind of shoes he's wearing, figure out what kind of coat he's wearing, and in a lot of investigations they'll figure out, okay, this item might have come from Walmart. This came from another store and another store and they try to figure out purchase list. And if they find somebody that has two or three of those things on their list, they can reduce the suspect list and narrow in on a subject. So far we haven't gotten there. I'll give you the last word.
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Yes, that's, that's very true. Yeah. And we, I would hope they would follow up on old school techniques like that. I mean, AI is, you know, certainly helpful for, for the nitty gritty details. But, but yeah, old school techniques. Absolutely. And then even so, so much as someone's posture or how they walk, you could, you could certainly identify people by their, their body language, how they walk and that should be studied as well in this video that we have and hopefully more has been uncovered. Like I was mentioning earlier, maybe there is a camera inside or out back or sometimes motion sensors. Some, some people do have cameras inside their houses, but that is yet to be revealed.
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Yeah. Kevin Posovic live in Tucson today. Kevin, thank you for the update from the house of Nancy Guthrie disappeared 12 days ago. Kevin will be checking back with you. It is a strange case to me, my friends, because there is very little information. They don't have many leads. It's not a normal kidnapping case where they're demanding ransom. I can just tell you there's many oddities about this case, but it does feel like we're getting closer to some sort of a break. We've seen the video, we've seen the still pictures, we've seen the crews back there working again. So it feels like maybe there could be a break imminent in the case. We'll of course, bring it to you if it happens. Coming up after the break, President Trump, his administration and the American people. We just handed a major court victory regarding the deportation of some illegal aliens in this country. Details straight ahead. Well, the U.S. 5th Circuit Court of Appeals handed President Trump a victory Friday in a 2 to 1 decision. If you didn't hear it, upholding mandatory detention under the Immigration Nationality act without bond for non citizens who entered the country illegally, even if they have lived in the country for years. Doesn't matter. This reverses a lower court order that required bond hearings and removal proceedings. This is what we call returning to law and order. Incredibly important. And we're getting there. Meanwhile, Trump keeps on winning, as experts have even had to admit that the tariff revenues continue to smash records, even causing CNBC to acknowledge the win. Look at this.
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Right now from Cheryl. 130,000 jobs created for the month of January. The estimate was 70,000 wow is right, Maria. 4.33% is the unemployment rate. The street was looking for 4.4%. This is not the kind of report we expected to see. Guys, let me give you the government jobs picture. That is negative 42,000 on the government side part of the equation. We saw that in the reports previously. We also saw labor force participation rate 62.5% average hour hourly earnings. That is actually higher than the expectations. Average hourly earnings month to month a little bit higher than expected. Private payrolls 172,000. I had to do a double take. 172,000. Private jobs, guys. That's 100,000 above the estimate. We were looking for. 70,000.
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It is remarkable, isn't it? Good news across the economy. Now back to that conversation we were having about the lower court order that had required bond hearings, removal proceedings. That's gone now. Also a temporary protected status for Hondurans and some other countries removed. More wins for the president. Here to discuss Conservative Caucus President Jim Pfaff. Jim, good afternoon.
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Good to see you, sir.
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Well, here's the thing. The president seems to. He's winning more cases on immigration than he's losing. But here's the thing. Some of these cases, the way the law is written, there is no room for judicial review. They're reviewing things they don't even have the right to review. Some of these courts, pretty remarkable. Talk about getting out of your lane, Jim. They're way wide of their lane and they don't seem to care. I've got a black robe. I'll do as I please seems to be the attitude. But at least this is a win, right? Yeah.
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I mean, to put a finer point on it, the only courts of jurisdictions for people who enter illegally are those created by the immigration department, by dhs. I mean, they're courts outside of our normal legal system. There's a real falsehood out there that somehow people here who are not citizens get all of the constitutional rights of citizens and that's just not the case. And you know, the absurdity of these courts and frankly the Democrats who in an organized fashion are bringing these cases, they're not seeking any kind of justice. And many of these lower courts that are making, like the Judge Boasberg's of the world, the decisions they're making on these issues they have, they're outside of the rule of law. They're acting in a rogue fashion because they're trying to advance a political agenda and nothing less.
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Yeah. Meanwhile, we had a federal judge release four illegal immigrants convicted of murder and Sex Crimes from ice. I'm just going through these headlines. It's remarkable to me. Customs Border Protection Supervisor arrested, Charged with harboring an illegal alien. I mean, we've got people that are all over the map here. And speaking of Bozberg, I think he just ordered 137 Venezuelans returned to the country that have already been deported.
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And he probably knew about this opinion, by the way, while he was making that judgment.
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Yeah, it seems to me it's like. It's like judicial schizophrenia. I mean, for lack of a better term, these judges are all over the place. Does the rule of law matter to some of these folks?
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No, it doesn't. And in fact, you know, we've seen ever since Teddy Kennedy stood on the floor of the Senate when Robert Bork was nominated by Ronald Reagan so many years ago in the 1980s. Ever since then, the war that Democrats have been bringing about on the courts has gotten worse and worse and worse over time. You know, Republicans, those of us on the conservative wing of things, have told Republicans they need to be very purposeful to find people who would hold to the Constitution and to the law as it is written. But that's been considered and outraged by Democrats, whereas they continue to push in administration after administration for as many judges as possible to implement legislative items through the courts that only Congress should be dealing with. It is not the purview of just judges anywhere to make law. Their rule is that they are to interpret law. And in fact, we've broadened the purview of the Supreme Court by saying if the Supreme Court rules on something, then that has to be accepted by every court. Now, generally speaking, you want to take guidance from that, because that is the Supreme Court, the Supreme Court of the land. But in reality, what even the Supreme Court's supposed to do is to rule in discrete cases of law. In other words, they rule on the case that's before them, and it may have application in certain ways, but they don't make the law. So we've got to change this to get back to the rule of law, where every one of us has a right to our rights and no court can rule over us in any way. We do have a judiciary that is acting in many areas in an authoritarian manner.
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Yeah, we've got to get our act together. You need consistency in the application of law. I think the 14th Amendment teaches us that in the Constitution, but they're all. This is scattergun stuff, Jim. I mean, it's just all over the place. We gotta correct it. Jim, thank you for being here.
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Thanks for having me, Steve.
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Accuracy in Media has released a new undercover video alleging the University of Kentucky is continuing diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives despite a statewide ban on that practice. In the video, university staffer is heard suggesting DEI has been quietly rebranded rather than removed, stating that their faculty is progressive and that they just change the words because people are dumb. People are dumb. Take a look. Most of our faculty are pretty blended. We can't actually use those words because, you know, people are dumb. People are dumb. The report follows a similar video published just last week making comparable claims. Here it is. Is one of the things that. I know there's been like policies flying everywhere. But I mean that's the commitment of the college too, even if it's not explicitly said. Because it's like one of those like things. Yeah, but you know, but it's like.
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It'S there and it's an important, like.
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It'S important for the curriculum and I mean. Join me to discuss. This is the president of Accuracy and Media, Adam Gillette. Adam, nice to see you here today. Look, they don't seem to care about the rules, but in America today, some People think they can decide which rules to follow, which laws to follow. It seems to be part and parcel to some of the folks on the left. But these people are clearly. Well, they're almost bragging about it, aren't they?
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Unquestionably. It's like they're on an evangelical mission in these deep red states to push far left, anti capitalist, anti American divisive ideas in defiance of state law. And as you said, people are dumb, she pointed out, so they get away with it again and again. I guess people are dumb.
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I think you nailed it. It is theology to these folks. It is their religion, this orthodoxy that they keep pushing. So here's the question. Will these people be held accountable? Will the University of Kentucky be held accountable? Are we gonna get these things sorted out?
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You know, that's a really great question. In relatively nearby North Carolina, we've released a series of investigations from universities there. Half a dozen administrators were fired, including a dean of students. Meanwhile, in Kentucky, we've heard crickets, we've heard some talk from the attorney general, but we've seen no real action and no one has been fired. And it really just speaks to the fact that these people think they can get away with it. These people think they can carry on doing what they're doing, claiming, oh well, that's not really me in the video, it's AI or it's out of context because people are dumb and they can continue taking our tax dollars every day to push radical ideas. These are taxpayer funded activists working at a higher education institution, essentially. I think these universities really now are activist organizations with a med school on the side.
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Now, there's some truth to that, a lot of truth to that. Here's the real problem, Adam. They're bringing these kids in, they're feeding them this garbage, which is basically what it is. You're only defined by the color of your skin. And the whole thing that we went through the 1960s Civil rights movement to get rid of. And then these kids get these degrees and $100,000 in debt payment and they're unemployable. That's the other part of this conversation nobody seems to care about. They are unemployable because they have no real life skills. You got a communications degree in what dei? Where's that landing you a job other than the fast food drive through lane? Let's be serious.
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And the problem is even worse than that. I think the stat is that in the past decade they've created 20 new administrative positions for every one new faculty position in higher Education in America. These are all activist jobs. These are DEI jobs that have been rebranded. These are the LGBTQ activist jobs. You know, they're called administrators, but they're not receptionists. They're taxpayer funded activists. And that drives up the cost of tuition. And here's the thing. These students have spent 13 years in K through 12 education hearing this DEI nonsense. They've already been indoctrinated. So these taxpayer funded activists simply put them to work.
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All right, so where do we go from here? What can accuracy and media do? What can other people do? What can parents that realize they've paid tens of thousands of dollars for an education that isn't worth, let me say, doodly squat. What do they do from there?
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Adam, stop donating to your alma mater. Unless you went to Hillsdale or Liberty or the University of Austin.
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Don't.
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They're all that bad. In addition, every state needs a Kansas style DEI ban that actually has teeth. Kansas passed the only law with a reporting mechanism and with actual legal consequences for breaking the law. Imagine that. You need to have a strong law that isn't designed to placate voters, but actually is designed to reign into ei. And most importantly, we need radical reform of higher education like we've seen in Florida, where you cut out entire departments, not a position or two. Not printing new business cards, but eliminate large swaths of these administrative staffers and refocus the universities on education.
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Gee, I wonder why the report came out that a full 25% of American colleges and universities will be out of business the next few years. Gee, I don't know. Maybe because you're handing out garbage degrees. Just a thought. Maybe I'm just being cynical. Adam Gallett, always a pleasure. Thank you for the work you do at Accuracy and Media.
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Thank you so much for having me.
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All right, now before we go to break, I want to remind you that real America's music has a new release. It's called the Boss by Natasha Owens. A patriotic response to Bruce Springsteen's recent song attacking federal agents. Here's a sneak peek.
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I dance to Rosalita.
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From powerhouse vocalist Natasha Owens, known for standout singles Like Trump 1 and Somali Waltz, comes her brand new release, the Boss, released on Real America's music. This is the direct response to Bruce Springsteen's recent release, the Streets of Minneapolis. While Springsteen once branded himself as a voice of the working class, the Boss gives a voice to everyday America and reminds listeners who truly shapes the future. The real America's voice audience has the power to move charts and shake the industry. Download it right now. Scan the QR code or search the boss on itunes. Push it up the charts. Make them notice. All right. February is National Cancer Prevention Awareness Month, and it's an important time to look beyond treatment and focus on reducing risk in the first place. Wouldn't that be nice? Not get it at all. While medical breakthroughs have improved cancer care, that's true, many experts argue we need a stronger emphasis on prevention, lifestyle, and natural support strategies. Joining me now to talk about why prevention matters and what practical steps people can actually take is the director of epigenetics at the wellness company, Dr. Ben Tapper. Doctor, nice to see you today, Steve.
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Thanks for having me on. It's good to be here.
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You know, it's a lot easier to prevent cancer if you take the right steps, eat the right things, you know, don't use tobacco, don't smoke. I mean, things that we know pretty clearly. But there's no money in healthy people. The money is in sick people. Dr. I think that's part of the problem we see here. There's a lot of money in treating people that are sick, regardless of the illness. Or am I just being jaded?
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No, you're 100% spot on, Steve. There's no money in a cure. And they don't want to cure disease. They just want to manage it. And that's what really is what's happening in our country, especially in our healthcare system. This is why our healthcare system is broken. And we really need to view sickness through different lenses. And I think that the tides are turning here, which is a good, good thing.
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I hope that's true. You know, one of your colleagues and somebody who's become a friend of mine by being on the program here with me, Dr. Victory. She's had a battle with breast cancer. And it's a reminder all of us, and I'm sure many, that even healthy people can and do get cancer. You can speak to us about that. I mean, some people do all the right things and they pull a bad card. Still happens, doesn't it?
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Yep. You know, unfortunately, 600,000 people die every year in this country due to cancer. It's a real epidemic at hand. And we're viewing cancer, I think, through the wrong lenses. Cancer is a systemic type illness, but there's a massive amount of deaths every year associated with cancer. I'm sure you have family or friends that had cancer in their lifetime. And the stats show if you really zoom out, one out of two people will get cancer in their lifetime, some form of cancer. And so it is a deadly, deadly disease. All cancer spreads to the spine. We need to really make a change here and view cancer again through different lenses and approach it much differently. And like you said, an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. And prevention is the key.
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Yeah, I've been on the receiving end of that. I was diagnosed with cancer at the age of 17. A lot of people don't know that there it is, and I'm still here. So it worked out, but for a lot of folks, it doesn't. Very little research and resources seem to be put into the science of cancer and prevention and instead is focused on cancer treatment like we're talking about. But again, we need to emphasize prevention more, don't we?
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Yeah, absolutely. Prevention is the key here. We need to view it. You know, we're sick because we're, you know, we're told we're sick because of bad genes or bad germs or bad luck, and that's really bad science. There is a causal factor here. You know, whether it's due to toxicities or deficiencies or food systems or, you know, lifestyle choices all play a role. And so really focusing on the preventative measures here, that's the. The real element, the real focus. You know, the cure is the cause, and that's where we focus, is focusing on good lifestyle choices. And we can be well. And that's really the key.
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Yeah. Now, one of your colleagues there, Dr. Peter McCullough, said, Nature first, drugs last. When it comes to cancer prevention and many other health challenges, why do you think that's so important?
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Well, if you look at a lot of the way we approach disease in this country, Steve, a lot of these doctors, I use the wilted plant that sits under the sun analogy. You know, the wilted plant that sits under the sun. You know, a lot of these doctors will say, hey, medicate that plant, vaccinate the plant or cut off its leaves, but really give the plant water and it can be well. And I view the body as no different. If you give the body what it needs, I believe it can cure anything. We just have to focus on, again, removing toxicities and deficiencies and moving into purity and sufficiency. And we can be well and we can heal. And that really is the key, the solution.
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And at the wellness company, you've been working on a brand new product using natural ingredients, a product that's called shield Shield. Tell me about this product and what makes it so important and so different.
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Well, this is formulated by Dr. Victory, who overcame cancer. So she formulated this Supplement directly. So it's a very, very powerful supplement. It's not going to cure cancer, but it's really going to help combat it. You know, one of the heavy hitters in here, again, turmeric is very, it's been shown, there's a mountain of literature that talking about turmeric and its benefits in fighting cancer. You have oregano, oil, you have different things in there. Ashwagandha. So it's a two part system. It's a powder that you put in the drink and then there's a capsule form as well. So it's a two part system and it's a heavy hitter for helping regulate stress. And you know, this is the one thing that we need to look at and address too, that stress really is a big factor in the cause of disease as well. And so that can lead to other elements like cancer and other things like that. So if we're not managing our stress levels, it can be very problematic. And this supplement has ashwagandha, which is a phenomenal stress regulator. It has reishi mushroom and turkey tail. And so, you know, I highly recommend.
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Getting on SHIELD and real quickly, who should take it because here's my question. Can you take it prophylactically? Can it be used as a preventative? Is that the plan?
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Yes. You know, it's one of those things where again, it' sit should be just as important as a multivitamin. In today's world, so many people are deficient again. Our food is nutritionally bankrupt. You know, we're not getting the nutrients that we need to. So really, again, going away from that toxicity and deficiency into purity and sufficiency, SHIELD is a great supplement to really kind of fulfill in the gaps there. And I think everybody should be on it.
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Dr. Tapper, greatly appreciate the insight, sir. Thank you. As always.
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Thank you, Steve.
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All right, go to TWC Health voice. Use the promo code voice and you're going to save 10%. Again, that's TWC Health Voice. You can get Shield use a promo code voice and you're going to save 10% on that product. And you should take it every day like a multivitamin, just like the man said. Now after the break, we'll have a story that reminds us of just how wonderful America is. You won't want to miss this story. It's a good one after this. What makes America wonderful, we do it every day here in hopes of putting a smile on your face. Today's story comes to us from the one and only Mar A Lago where voters showed up at the Hispanic Prosperity Gala to support President Trump. You know, Hispanic voters broke for him in 24 like no Republican in my lifetime. The event was reportedly sold out and was meant to highlight Hispanic support for the president with a focus on financial literacy grants and prosperity through better tax know how. Let's take a look at some of the comments from the guests. Here they are. Biden Milk Ninos and the traffic of this for sexo port truajo por organos. And so teremo quesad levantadnos y no permittir ques estamos exploitados. E Presidente Trump es lo oppuesto el.
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Quiere que no toro properamos que no seamos es potados quesomos prosperos. Latinos.
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Solamente nasitan asapotar President Donald J. Trump. Viva Cristo Rey. Viva Cristo Rey. Brav Espanol.
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Tang importante tener lant las noticias los informes en espanol.
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America's voice much. God bless you and God bless America.
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Grande nuevamente. All right, join me to discuss the Hispanic Prosperity Gala at Mar a Lago. The host of the Right side, the Right News show on RAV's Espanol, Javier Negray. Javier, nice to see you here today. All right. Quite an event. And as I, as I mentioned, Hispanic voters broke for President Trump in 24. Like we've never seen Hispanic vote voters go Republican before. What does an event like this mean to these folks?
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Yeah, thanks for having me. How are you? We are really happy because we promote the first Hispanic gala in the history of Mar a Lago, just to show the world that Hispanic people are not like bad bunny, that the Hispanic people defends Windsor value, defends President Trump and defends businessmen and workers all over the United States that work hard from Monday to Sunday. And they are supporting the ICE operation that are being used by the Hispanic outlets controlled by the Democrats, by the globalists, to tell everybody, to tell mass media, to tell legacy media that Hispanic community hates Trump. And that's not true. The first proof that that's not true is like President Trump lent us the Mar a Lago Trump resident in Florida to do the most important gala of the season of Mar a Lago. After the Charlie Kirk gala, more than 700 attendees with my partners Tony Delgado and Gabriela Berowski, we made a really good event. And it was beautiful to see good friends like Roger Stone, like Jacques Possevit, like a lot of Americans people like a lot of people from the White House very close to President Trump like Alex Brucevid, who was a word like influential leader of the year because he promotes our media in the Oval Office. He promote our media close to Caroline Levitt. Because we think that the Hispanic voters, we need real information about the ICE operation because the Hispanic outlets, most of them are telling lies to the Hispanic community, are telling that ICE operations are going to good people and most of them are criminals, you know.
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Right. We need to tell them the truth and keep those Hispanic voters where they belong with the conservatives in this country. Javier, thank you very much.
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Thank you very much and God bless you.
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Bye bye.
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God bless you. What makes America wonderful voters showing up to unite and show Support for the 45th and 47th President, United States, Donald Trump. Don't forget to check out Javier's show, the right news show on RAV Espanol. Real America's Voice growing every day. So go and check it out. Be part of the movement. We appreciate it. And start your day every day with me right here on Real America's Voice. I'll start your broadcast day at 6am Monday through Friday with the Steve river show. Your first look at the news, the analysis that matters and all the things that affect your world. And back for America's Voice live. This is an iHeart podcast, Guaranteed Human.