Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the importance of understanding inflammation in disease, the role of medicine in treating it, and the potential risks of vaccines. He also touches on the intersection of Christianity and resistance, highlighting the need for individuals to take control of their health and well-being. [... more]

A bipartisan commission in North Carolina aims to modernize the state's election management system, addressing outdated technology and improving voter registration and election results. Meanwhile, Governor Josh Stein signed an executive order to strengthen the state's behavioral health and criminal justice systems, focusing on mental health crises, involuntary commitment, and re-entry support for individuals leaving prison. [... more]

Crime in North Carolina public schools has decreased for a third consecutive year, with fewer than 1% of students committing a reportable offense. The state auditor's office is promoting transparency and accountability with internal audits and budget dashboards. Meanwhile, a lawsuit against UNC Chapel Hill over a 2024 protest has resulted in a judge blocking the campus ban for three plaintiffs, citing First Amendment rights. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the judgment of Israel and America, citing the book of Amos, and warns of the dangers of COVID-19 vaccines, including myocarditis and biowarfare. He also touches on government corruption, the importance of repentance, and the need to follow God's laws. [... more]

A federal safety audit has found widespread non-compliance within the Charlotte area transportation system, citing serious deficiencies in how the agency manages safety risks, protects transit workers, and oversees rising violence across its system. Meanwhile, a state audit has revealed over $1 billion in lapsed salaries across North Carolina, with some agencies collecting funds for vacant positions for years. The state auditor recommends improving tracking and reporting of lapsed salaries, reducing administrative delays in the hiring process, and making state salaries more competitive with surrounding states. [... more]

North Carolina has been named the 2025 State of the Year for Economic Development by Business Facilities Magazine, with a strong business climate and economic growth in the past year. The state's continued success is rooted in strong partnerships and a focus on long-term growth, with strategic investments in workforce development, infrastructure, and site readiness. Meanwhile, a group of college Democrats is challenging voting locations in the primary election, arguing that the lack of early voting sites on campus is a suppression of the vote. The North Carolina State Board of Elections has denied the request, citing low voter turnout and the high cost of operating early voting sites. [... more]

A winter storm warning has been issued for all 100 counties in North Carolina, with the state expecting a second weekend of winter weather. Meanwhile, a recent poll shows that public education in North Carolina is facing strong opposition, with 82.6% of respondents saying that COVID-19 school shutdowns had a negative impact on student achievement. The poll also found that 63.7% of voters support the Opportunity Scholarship Program, and 57.5% support charter schools. [... more]

Cotton production plays a significant role in North Carolina's economy, with the state ranking sixth in the nation for cotton production. Meanwhile, immunization is crucial as the immune system weakens with age, and vaccines help train and strengthen the immune response to fight off respiratory illnesses. In North Carolina, the General Assembly has made changes to appointment authority, which has led to legal challenges. Additionally, the state is experiencing winter weather, and scammers are taking advantage of individuals affected by the storms, making it essential to be cautious when dealing with insurance claims. [... more]

A major winter storm is approaching North Carolina, prompting Governor Josh Stein to declare a state of emergency. The state's emergency response team has been activated, and crews are pre-treating roads with brine and restocking salt supplies. Meanwhile, a lawsuit over the state health plan has been ongoing for 14 years, with the state health plan seeking to have the state Supreme Court revisit its ruling. Additionally, a company called ComScope has canceled a major manufacturing expansion in Catawba County, and UNC Chapel Hill is poised to break ground on a major campus expansion in 2027. [... more]

A hearing is scheduled to take place in Mecklenburg County to petition the removal of Sheriff Gary McFadden due to allegations of willful misconduct and maladministration. Meanwhile, a report from the state auditor's office reveals that the North Carolina Education Lottery has not been providing a significant portion of its revenue to public education, sparking calls for transparency reforms. Additionally, the North Carolina General Assembly has passed a law banning the use of cell phones and laptops during instructional time in public schools, and the Rural Health Transformation Program has been allocated $213 million to improve health outcomes in rural areas. [... more]

North Carolina's finances are heading in the right direction in the new year, with a $20 billion reduction in total debt, according to State Treasurer Brad Breiner. The state's economic outlook for 2026 is also strong, with experts predicting a 2.6% increase in real GDP. However, a major political scandal is rocking the state, with federal officials threatening to pull nearly $50 million in federal funding due to issues with commercial driver's licenses issued to foreign nationals. [... more]

A villager is not going to be prosecuted in an umbrella attack on her husband. Florida man leads police on a high-speed chase with a slow-moving semi. Rob Reiner's son stabbed him and his wife to death. A Stanford Medicine study shows that the mRNA vaccines can cause myocarditis. The Louvre is closing due to a staff strike. A secret government UFO program reveals paranormal events. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses various topics including the US military, vaccines, China's offer to Trump, martial law, Portland's anarchy, and the importance of faith and salvation in a world filled with darkness and evil. [... more]

The Christian resistance is exposing the hard topics facing society and world, including universalism and the Prosperity Church, which is spreading deception and heresy. The Galatians chapter 1 emphasizes the importance of faith and the dangers of false teachings. Meanwhile, the COVID vaccines and the Supreme Court are under scrutiny, and the intelligence agencies are being questioned for their actions. [... more]

President Trump's speech at the UN, discussing the crisis of uncontrolled migration, the UN's funding of an assault on Western countries, and the importance of protecting one's homeland. The discussion also touches on the far left's growing violence problem, the need for fair and reciprocal trade, and the importance of defending free speech and free expression. [... more]

The Memphis school board elections are being realigned to 2026, allowing for greater accountability and transparency. The Trump administration is discussing autism and vaccines, questioning the role of pharmaceutical companies. A local leader, Jason Lederfein, shares his journey to Christianity and how it has impacted his civic engagement. The importance of finding common ground and respectful dialogue is emphasized, particularly in discussing sensitive topics like vaccines and autism. [... more]

The Christian resistance emphasizes the importance of a biblical worldview in understanding current times, and the need for biblical wisdom in discernment and understanding. The discussion also touches on the topic of tetanus shots and vaccines, suggesting that they may not be necessary for adults, and the use of herbs for natural health. Additionally, the conversation highlights the growing hatred towards Christianity and the antichrist system, and the need for Christians to be aware of their surroundings and to stand firm in their faith. [... more]

The discussion revolves around the impact of corporate megastores on small businesses, the relationship between Christianity and politics, and the controversy surrounding vaccines and the judiciary. The conversation also touches on the left's war on God and the importance of standing up for one's faith. [... more]

J.D. Vance visits the victims of the Catholic school shooting in Minneapolis and calls for prayer, which is met with criticism from mainstream media. Meanwhile, Ben Shapiro clashes with CNN on issues like tariffs and crime, and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. testifies before senators about vaccine safety. Additionally, ICE agents are set to surge into Chicago for an immigration crackdown, and Tim Kaine is criticized for his comments on the Declaration of Independence. [... more]

The host discusses various topics including COVID-19, vaccines, politics, crime, free speech, government control, small businesses, and conservative commentary, highlighting concerns about the impact of government policies on individuals and society. [... more]

Craig Collins sits in for Dana Chicago holds a rally over the weekend against federal law enforcement as at least people are shot Trump calls on drug companies to prove the successes of the COVID vaccine CBS shamefully edits an interview with Kristi Noem to whitewash the truth about MS- gang member Kilmar Abrego Garcia Gavin Newsom's Press Office tries to pick a fight with Dean Cain Governor Tim Walz over the weekend discusses the possibility of Trump's death and implies There will be news Jasmine Crockett unveils yet another accent to try and pretend she's from the streets Chicago [... more]

A pastor discusses the importance of not dividing over secondary issues in the church, such as vaccines, tattoos, and alcohol, and instead focusing on the mission of saving souls and keeping one's focus on Jesus. [... more]

Pastor Ernie Sanders discusses the forces of darkness and disruptors controlling the airwaves, while also addressing gerrymandering, hypocrisy, and the dangers of vaccines and pathogens. He also talks about the FDA's handling of COVID-19 and the importance of natural medicine. [... more]

The latest developments in the Gaza conflict and the impact of President Trump's trade deals on the global economy. Meanwhile, new information emerges in the Russia investigation, and the US government is set to overhaul the food pyramid and guidelines on ultra-processed foods. Additionally, the administration is considering changes to vaccine policies and addressing chronic disease and obesity in America. [... more]

A discussion about the Obama scandal, election fraud, and the border crisis, as well as the importance of eternal life and the role of Jesus Christ in saving humanity from sin. [... more]

A 1987 flood in Comfort, Texas, left hundreds of people stranded and in danger, with some losing their lives. The event bears striking similarities to recent floods in the area. Meanwhile, concerns are raised about the safety of COVID-19 vaccines, with some experts warning of potential heart damage. The investigation into Jeffrey Epstein's death continues, with many questioning the official narrative of suicide. Ultimately, the importance of salvation and one's standing with the Lord Jesus is emphasized, as it is the only thing that will truly matter in the end. [... more]

A coordinated aerial release of an aerosolized bioweapon across major cities in the United States was planned to take place on July 4th, with a projected death toll of 280,000 Americans, men, women, and children. The plan involved blaming a foreign adversary, with Iran being the scapegoat. The government has been quietly funding research into bioweapons, including self-spreading vaccines, and has been planning this for years. [... more]

The hosts discuss the potential dangers of COVID vaccines, citing concerns about their effectiveness and safety. They also touch on the relationship between regulatory agencies and Big Pharma, suggesting that the latter has undue influence over the former. The conversation also veers into discussions about faith and salvation, with the hosts emphasizing the importance of repentance and calling upon the name of the Lord Jesus. [... more]

The COVID-19 vaccines have been linked to blood clots, including white fibrous clots, which are causing damage to the endothelial lining of blood vessels and leading to a range of health problems, including myocarditis, miscarriages, and nerve damage. Experts are warning that the mRNA technology used in the vaccines is a total failure, causing unintended consequences, including the production of aberrant proteins and the persistence of modified RNA in the body for extended periods. [... more]

A Senate hearing on the mRNA experimental injections, also known as COVID vaccines, exposed the risks and side effects of the shots, with experts testifying on the corruption and cover-up related to these federal health agencies and the vaccine industry. [... more]

The Brian Kilmead Show discusses the Maha movement, vaccines, and the changes to the food pyramid, as well as the impact of COVID-19 on physical and mental health. The show also touches on the topic of food stamps and the proposal to ban sugary drinks and candy from being purchased with them. Additionally, the show covers the controversy surrounding vaccine mandates and the COVID-19 vaccine itself, with some callers sharing their personal stories of vaccine-related injuries and deaths. [... more]

The importance of using natural herbs for wellness and healing, including their role in addressing prostate health, Lyme disease, and food sensitivities. The discussion also touches on the dangers of glyphosate and the benefits of a gluten-free diet. [... more]

Senator Bill Cassidy discusses the need for a more aggressive approach to stopping counterfeit goods and vaping addiction at the US-Mexico border, as well as the importance of accurate pharmaceutical advertising and Medicaid reform to ensure the program remains sustainable. [... more]

The COVID-19 pandemic led to unprecedented school closures, with millions of children missing out on education. Investigative journalist David Swig examines the consequences of these closures and the decisions made by health officials and the media in his book An Abundance of Caution. [... more]

The Christian Resistance emphasizes the importance of faith and salvation, discussing topics such as the Holy Spirit and its role in salvation. They also address concerns about vaccines and artificial intelligence, highlighting the potential risks and consequences of these technologies. Additionally, they analyze the actions of the Supreme Court and its impact on American society. [... more]

A Florida man is caught on camera pinning down an 11-year-old girl he suspected of egging his house, sparking a debate on discipline and responsibility. Meanwhile, a man in Sebring, Florida, allegedly robbed a convenience store and led police on a wild chase, offering them a vodka spritzer during the pursuit. In other news, President Trump is considering a $5,000 baby bonus to reverse declining birth rates, but critics argue it's a form of welfare and wealth redistribution. [... more]

Dana Lash discusses various topics including property tax in Texas, government spending, conservative politics, and the Trump administration. She also talks about Pentagon leaks, AI regulatory ecosystem, trade deals, and national security. Additionally, she shares her thoughts on the healthcare system, chemical sensitivity, food additives, and candy corn. She also addresses Red State Rhino hunting, crony corporatism, and property tax relief in Texas. Furthermore, she discusses the Texas House, Democrats, Republicans, Gavin Newsom, Claire McCaskill, RNC, MS-13 gang members, El Salvador, David Hogg, Reince Priebus, Burna SD, gun-free zones, chemical irritant projectiles, stun guns, snake pattern, emergency landing, marijuana joint, drugs, crime bingo, All Family Pharmacy, ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, therapeutics, COVID-19, vaccine, natural remedies, snake hallucinations, plane emergency landing, Richland officer, traffic stop, drugs, shrooms, and ecstasy. [... more]

Doctors and medical professionals discuss the risks and consequences of COVID vaccines, the importance of informed consent, and the need for medical freedom. They also share personal stories and experiences, highlighting the devastating effects of the vaccines on individuals and families. The conversation emphasizes the need for transparency and truth in healthcare, and the importance of standing up against medical tyranny. [... more]

The 1918 flu pandemic was a devastating event that killed an estimated 50 to 100 million people worldwide, with 675,000 deaths in the United States. The disease was caused by a viral particle, and its genetic code was not understood until much later. In the early 20th century, treatments for the flu were ineffective and often harmful, including bloodletting and enemas. Today, we have a better understanding of the flu virus and its genetic makeup, and we have developed vaccines to prevent it. However, the flu vaccine is not very effective, and we still lack real good treatments for the disease. [... more]

A Florida woman attacked a man with a Pringles can, and a new HBO series is facing backlash for its casting choices, including a black actor playing Snape. Meanwhile, researchers claim to have found Noah's Ark in Turkey, and a podcast host shares their thoughts on the internet and vaccines. [... more]