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Interesting, informative, thought provoking and funny show in America on air and on the world wide web. This is the Rob Carson Show. Well, it's good to see you for hour two. My name is Ken Matthews. Always a pleasure to be filling in on the Rob Carson Carson Show. The number if you'd like to join the conversation personally on the program, 800-922-6680. You know, before we get into hour two here and some of the other things we want to talk about today and taking your calls, I have to say I'm very blessed and I hope you have been over the Christmas holiday. I got to spend time with both my sons and my beautiful wife, and one son has moved out. And as parents know, you know, when the kids move out, the first holiday, it's like, oh, my gosh, you know, you, you're working your way up to it. It's. I miss my kids in the weirdest times. You know, just you're in the garage and you're fumbling around for something and then you realize, oh, my gosh, one of my sons moved out. You guys know what I'm talking about. But it's funny because they're both in their 20s now. They both work full time and, and they have their lives and. But I remember, you know, when they're, when they're in middle school or in high school, especially like freshmen and sophomore, you, parents probably know that, that now we do not have girls. We have two boys. So again, I pray for you, the, the ones with girls, because it's a whole different. It's a whole different thing. Because unlike what, you know, Bill Nye the science guy says, there is a vast difference between boys and girls. And I talk to my friends and neighbors that have girls and they're raising girls and well, let me just say they've aged a lot and. But I always used to say, remember you used to say, you know, I can't wait till these kids are out of the house. When you get out of the house, when you get, you know, you can, you, you can move, you know, and you always go through those. If you've ever had that conflict, you know, the classic I hate you, mom and dad conflict or the I hate you, dad or I can't wait to get out of here conflict. Right? We've all had that. If you've raised teenagers and, and then they leave and you miss them so much and they end up missing you, it's a weird, it's a weird dynamic. And again, this just could be the. I'm intoxicated now with cookies. That could just be the Christmas cookies talking. But while I was home on my Christmas vacation here, I caught up on what I think is one of the, the greatest shows on TV or cable or whatever you want to call it. I stream it and I don't know if you've seen this show, but I just want to mention it to you because if you're looking for. And by the way, is, is not a paid endorsement, I just get really excited about great content, whatever it is, if it's music, if it's, you know, scientific content, if it's, whatever it is. And Landman is great entertainment. And that's the name of it, Landman. And it's from the same guy that wrote Yellowstone and he's written several other shows. But I, you know, Landman to me was, and now people are, you know, they're, they're turning on to it. If you watch it, let me know. And if you haven't seen it, I'll give you a little background. It's about, you know, a family that lives in Midland, Texas. It's, and you know, it talks about the family dynamic and it's, it's an energy driven show. It's, it's drilling for fuel. It's a big oil company. And it just, it's so topical and so well written and some of the, some of the characters, John Ham, who has since passed away, he was like one of the big oil guys. Billy Bob Thornton, Demi Moore, Sam Elliott. I mean, listen to the cat. I mean, it's like a movie lineup and it's every week. But I have to tell you this, and this is why I always get melancholy over the holidays. That's why I told you that sappy story about my kids and how I miss them. But the dynamic between Sam Elliott and he plays Billy Bob Thornton's father, now imagine if you will. I'm sure you know both those actors, that casting was brilliant. And the, the dialogue between these guys, it brings you to tears, especially if you're a guy. And I know if you're a guy, you may not want to admit that you cry at certain stuff, certainly certain things. But I gotta tell you, when Sam Elliott is getting emotional, I'm. I'm tearing up. Because he's, he's a pretty manly dude, if you know his track record of. It's like when Clint Eastwood. When Clint Eastwood used to get emotional, who didn't tear up? What guy wouldn't tear up? When, when Sly Stallone gets emotional. When those manly men, those icons of theater and film and entertainment, when they start tearing up, you know, Paulie, I gotta tell you, Paulie, you know what I mean? That was my Sly Stallone, by the way. And one more thing about Sly, he is in a. Another series that I watch regularly. And I remember I watched the, the pilot, the very first one, and I'm addicted. And this series has Sly Stallone, Annabella Sciora, Robert Patrick, Frank Grillo. I think Frank Grillo is one of the, one of the best kept secrets. You'll know him when you see him, or maybe you already know him, but he is just, he's in everything. Kevin Pollock, Dana Delaney, Remember China Beach? They're all in this show called Tulsa King. And Sly Stallone is like, you know, an old boss, you know, mafia dude. And he ends up in jail for 25 years and he keeps his mouth shut. So he comes back and some of the guys want to kill him. They're like, he's gonna rat. He's not gonna rat. He's been in jail for 25 years. He never ratted. We need to give him something, but we're not gonna give him a piece of the New York action. We'll, we'll send him out to Tulsa, Oklahoma, which at the time was a wasteland. And then the, the whole series is about Sly Stallone creating this dynamic cast of characters. He's employed all these different people. The cast is great. It's very young, by the way. The cast is very young. He' of Gen Zers and Gen Xers in there. And, and the Tulsa King thing deals with, you know, legalizing pot and gambling and all that stuff. So I've Been catching up on that because if I did not unplug from some of the things that are happening in this country at least several hours a day, my head would explode. And I'm sure you feel the same way. 800-922-6680 the Rob Carson Show. My name is Ken Matthews. Now. At the very top of the show today, I talked about things that I hope will be dealt with correctly, meaning there will be arrest. One of those things was Russiagate. We'll put that on the back burner for now. Another thing was a stolen election. But the thing that I have been passionate about, passionate about since day one, was the whole scamdemic and the fact that millions of people believed that the COVID vaccine was both safe and effective. And it's been proven repeatedly. It's. It's not. And here's. I have two surveys here. You can go look them up if you want. But this is another example where we have the. We have the surveys. We have the. Not just a survey. This is a study. Excuse me, there's a difference. This is a peer reviewed study, by the way, and it's been published. Now, they wouldn't have published this a few years ago because of the censorship. This is back in the days where if I said, no thanks, I don't want to take the vaccine, someone would call me a science denier. Or they'd say, well, you don't even care about your children if you don't take the vaccine. If you're not taking the vaccine, what kind of patriot are you that you don't want to inject yourself with that crap? You see? But things have changed a lot. And that's one nice thing about the last few years, especially 2025. There has been an awakening across the board from top to bottom, in every single sector of our existence, from medicine to employment to technology, people are awake. And those of us that are awake, we outnumber the people that lie. Have you noticed that? We outnumber the people that write the narratives, the people that make up little stories. Like if you criticize Ilhan Omar, then you're, you're a racist. We outnumber those people. Now everybody looks at that and they hear it and they go, this is ridiculous. Shut up. It's like when someone says you're anti science if you want to know what's in a vaccine. So it's a, it is a whole new era. And I think it kicks off in 2026. I just don't know what direction it's going. To be going in. But there is a censored study that has now come out showing that MRNA injections like the COVID 19 vaccines induce severe genetic disruption linked to cancer and chronic disease. It's now peer reviewed. Now, the reason I bring this up is this was a big deal among all the doctors that had the courage to come forward, and some did not. Some played along, some didn't know better. My issue was with people that went after truth tellers. I have a real big issue with that, and I'm sure most Americans do. You know, and there were so many funny things that happened during the COVID scamdemic. You know, the lockdowns, the quarantines, Everything was done back halfwards. It was just, it was so abnormal and it was so not medically sound what they were doing. You know, it's never before in history were some of the things that took place during that lockdown. And so much of it was just foolishness. The mask, the fact that they're ineffective, the distancing, the locking people indoors, the way they treated the elderly, the way that children were abused during this process. People under 50, safest, safest sector, they were the least at risk. People under 50 that were healthy. So there's, there's such a large part of our generation or, or our population, excuse me, that weren't even, didn't even have to worry about it. And yet they were targeted. And a lot of us knew there was something up about that. We, a lot of us did. And I remember talking about it in the media and talking about it to friends, and unfortunately, the narrative and, and the pre, pre programming went on for too long. And as a result, a lot of people have died because of the vaccines, and that's now provable. The question is, will our government go after the people that knowingly, knowingly allowed people to die and knowingly lied about treatments that worked? That was the other big issue that bothered me. A new study just came out two days ago linking COVID 19 boosters to elevated risk of shingles. Yes. And did you know that's a potential gateway to dementia? And if you noticed, I don't know if you have. I have. Again, the conspiracy analyst in me. Have you noticed all the new shingles medication that's out there? Yeah. And a new dementia medication is coming out. And I often wonder, and I ask people, I know people personally that have been injured by the vaccine and they've never been the same since they had their boosters. If you want to weigh in on that, you certainly can 800-922-6680. It's the Rob Carson Show. My name's Ken Matthews. We're coming right back.