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The Sarah McAbee Show
The Sarah McAbee Show is a stirring celebration of American values and resilience, where Sarah fearlessly champions noble causes, uncovers truths, and spreads joy with her unwavering dedication to making a positive impact on the nation's future. Tune in for inspiring stories and advocacy that exemplify the spirit of America.
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A Holistic Approach to Wellness: April Jones
April Jones, the founder of Storehouse Wellness, shares her personal journey and the mission behind her holistic wellness platform. She emphasizes the importance of taking control of our health and addresses the need for a comprehensive approach to wellness that includes physical, mental, and spiritual aspects. She also highlights the role of faith and community in achieving overall wellness. Storehouse Wellness offers a one-stop shop for resources and support in these areas, catering to individuals, corporations, advocacy organizations, healthcare providers, and church communities.
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From Captivity to Freedom: Jose Ruimwyk
Jose Ruimwyk shares his extraordinary story of being held hostage in Venezuela for five years. He discusses his career in the oil and gas industry and how he became a target. Jose describes the setup that led to his capture and the sham trial he endured. He also highlights the toll it took on his family and the importance of faith and love in getting through the darkest times. Jose has since become a leadership and resilience coach, speaker, and author, using his experience to help others.
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Building a Future: Jenny Cudd
Jenny Cudd, a January 6th defendant, shares her story of resilience and determination as a small business owner and advocate for other defendants. She owns and operates Full Moon Inn Bed and Breakfast in Fredericksburg, Texas. Jenny discusses the events of January 6th, the aftermath, and the lack of awareness about the deaths and suicides related to the incident. She emphasizes the importance of raising awareness and supporting January 6th defendants as they rebuild their lives. Jenny also shares her vision for Full Moon Inn as a place to provide housing, jobs, and support for these individuals upon their release from prison.
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Demanding Accountability: Ivan Raiklin
Ivan Raiklin, a former Green Beret , discusses the state of the nation and how to fix the mess we are in. He emphasizes the need to identify the specific issues and individuals behind them, creating a strategy to hold them accountable and protect constitutional rights. Raiklin suggests that Elon Musk and Ken Paxton are influential figures who can restore the American constitutional system. He explains the importance of obtaining evidence from sources like cell phone carriers and big tech companies, particularly Twitter, where former FBI general counsel Jim Baker is now employed. Raiklin urges listeners to take action by contacting their local sheriffs, district attorneys, and attorney generals to demand accountability and a one-tier justice system.
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The Role of Young People in Leadership: Hannah Faulkner
In this conversation, Sarah McAbee speaks with Hannah Faulkner, a young conservative activist, about the importance of standing up for truth and taking action in the face of political challenges. They discuss Hannah's journey in the conservative sphere, her advocacy against gender mutilation, the impact of politics on everyday life, the need for young people to get involved in leadership, and the erosion of freedom of speech and religious freedom. They also touch on the January 6th events, the role of the church in society, and the hope for reclaiming America.
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The Weight of Government Tyranny: Nicole Reffitt
Nicole Reffitt, the wife of Guy Reffitt, the first January 6th defendant to go to a jury trial, shares her journey and advocacy for January 6th defendants. She discusses the weight of the oppressive government and the importance of being present to support other families and defendants. Nicole emphasizes the need to take a stand against the government and not take a plea in these cases. She highlights the broken judicial system, the manipulation of charges, and the lack of accountability for judges. Nicole also discusses the weaponization of the government and the mass prosecutions of American citizens. The conversation covers topics such as the toll of government actions on individuals and families, the lack of protection for whistleblowers, the need for people to stand up for their beliefs and take action, the indoctrination in schools, the importance of the national anthem and the vigil for January 6th defendants, and ways to support the cause.
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Empowering to make a Difference: Joeylynn Mesaros
Sarah and Joeylynn share their experience at the Patriot Academy, a program dedicated to equipping citizen leaders. They discuss the importance of learning about government policy and ethical leadership, as well as the need to defend free speech rights. Joeylynn shares her personal experience of being sued for exercising her free speech in support of President Trump. They highlight the immersive and intensive training at the academy, including writing and arguing bills, and the impact it has on empowering individuals to make a difference in their communities. Sarah and Joeylynn encourage listeners to get involved with Patriot Academy and become informed and active citizens.
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Surviving the Imprisonment of a Parent: Rory Brown
Rory Brown shares her personal story of coping with her mother's imprisonment and the challenges her family faced. She discusses the significant changes in her life and how her college education influenced her political views. Rory also expresses her commitment to prison reform and reentry services and shares her goals for making a difference. The conversation highlights the inhumane treatment of inmates and the need for reform in the prison system. Rory's personal experience and passion drive her to help others and advocate for change.
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Fight for Freedom: Treniss Evans Battle for Justice
Treniss Evans, founder of Condemned USA, discusses the weaponized system of justice in the United States and his personal experience as a January 6th defendant. He emphasizes the need for the American people to take back their country and highlights the refusal of the Democrats to open up the ballots and prove the legitimacy of the 2020 election. Treniss Evans passionately discusses the injustices faced by individuals involved in the January 6th Capitol riot. He highlights the disparity in treatment between conservatives and leftists, emphasizing the long prison sentences and abuse suffered by those on the right. Evans criticizes the lack of action from politicians and calls for accountability and justice. Concern is expressed for the future of the country and urges Americans to stand up for their fellow citizens. Treniss also discusses the work of Condemned USA in fighting for the rights of those involved in the January 6th events.
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Resilience & Faith: Joshua Blacks story
Joshua Black, a January 6th defendant, emphasizes the importance of joy and the peace that comes from having a relationship with Jesus. Joshua Black recounts his experience during the January 6th Capitol riot and the aftermath of his arrest and trial. He describes how he intervened to prevent violence and destruction, and how he and others were misunderstood and unfairly treated. Joshua expresses his hope for a pardon from President Trump for all January 6 defendants and emphasizes the need for a true investigation into the events of that day. He also shares his plans to continue speaking out and seeking justice. The conversation sheds light on the broken prison and justice system and the resilience of those who have been affected.
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A Mothers Fight: Zuny Tarrios battle for Truth
Zuny, the mother of Enrique Tarrio, a January 6th defendant and leader of the Proud Boys, shares her story and sheds light on who these men truly are. She emphasizes that the media has defamed and sensationalized Enrique and the Proud Boys, portraying them as white supremacists and instigators of the insurrection. Zuny discusses Enrique's background, his involvement with the Proud Boys, and the unfair treatment he has received. She highlights the lack of support from elected officials and the need for continued awareness and advocacy for the January 6th defendants. Zuny expresses hope for justice.
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Election Integrity and Conservative Voices: A Conversation with Debbie Matthews
Debbie Matthews, Chair of Conservative Republicans of Maury County, dives into politics, elections, and the conservative movement, stressing the importance of vigilance for fair elections. She champions conservative voices through her podcast, the Debbie Matthews Show, and plans to host speakers like Kyle Rittenhouse at the club. Debbie reflects on her journey from music publisher to realtor and political commentator, emphasizing faith and the protection of conservative values. She urges listeners to speak out and seek alternative media sources for a balanced perspective.
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"Let's Go Brandon" Caller to Joe Biden During Christmas
In this podcast episode featuring Amanda Schmeck, listeners delve into the tumultuous events that unfolded after her husband, Jared, had a controversial phone call with Joe Biden in 2021. Amanda, a dedicated stay-at-home mom of four who took on homeschooling amid COVID-19 restrictions, recounts how their family was thrust into the national spotlight overnight. Following Jared's now-infamous remark, "Let's go Brandon," and Biden's unexpected response, the Schmeck family faced a deluge of harassment: from death threats and hate mail to attempts to sabotage their business and tarnish Jared's law enforcement career. Despite the adversity, Amanda shares their decision not to back down, highlighting their resilience in the face of intense public scrutiny and personal attacks.
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Prison Reform Now: Casey Cusick's Call to Action
Casey Cusick sheds light on his journey from attending the January 6 rally to facing legal battles and time in federal prison. He emphasizes his peaceful participation and advocates for prison reform. Casey shares concerns about biased jury selection and lack of evidence in his case. He also discusses harsh conditions in federal prison, highlighting issues like inmate safety and food quality. Casey calls for systemic overhaul and encourages advocacy for justice and reform.
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Incarcerated: Brandon Fellows' Experience
Brandon Fellows shares his experiences as a January 6th defendant and his time in prison. He discusses his reasons for attending the January 6th rally, the conditions he faced while incarcerated, and the broken prison system. He also talks about his legal defense, representing himself in court, and receiving a contempt of court charge. Brandon believes that the 1512 charge will be overturned and discusses the support he has received from the public. He concludes by sharing his social media handles and a donation link for those who want to support him.
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Journalism in the Spotlight: Steve Baker's Story
Journalist Steve Baker reflects on his journey from musician to investigative reporter, delving into his coverage of January 6th at the Capitol. He explores the profound impact of COVID-19 on his career pivot towards political analysis, highlighting the challenges and discrepancies he encountered in law enforcement testimonies. Baker passionately advocates for media accountability, warns against false narratives, and underscores the erosion of First Amendment rights. Join him as he calls for fair treatment of journalists and support for uncovering the truth.
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Beyond Party Lines: Prioritizing Policy with Seth Campbell
Seth Campbell, a registered Democrat with conservative views, shares his political journey and the importance of individuality in politics. He emphasizes the need to prioritize policy over party and to question and research issues before making decisions. Seth also discusses the lack of due process in the aftermath of the January 6th events and the need for fair trials and accountability. He encourages individuals to stay true to their beliefs while fostering productive dialogue and collaboration.
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Injustice Behind Bars: The Journey of Barry Ramey w/ Desiree Rowland
Desiree Rowland shares her perspective on her fiancé Barry Ramey's journey as a January 6th defendant through the justice system. She discusses Barry's harsh treatment during arrest and in prison, the challenges they faced finding legal help, and how the ordeal has tested their faith in justice. Desiree emphasizes the need for prison reform, advocates for inmate rights, and highlights disparities in legal outcomes for Capitol breach cases. She stresses the importance of public support for families like hers and encourages resilience in the face of adversity.
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The Power of Faith: Luke Coffee's Stand for Justice on January 6th
Luke Coffee, a January 6th defendant, shares his journey from media industry realization of propaganda to spiritual awakening, confronting fear-based narratives. He discusses church leadership, urging men to stand for truth in Jesus, despite personal cost. Luke recounts his Capitol experience and legal battles, criticizing media misrepresentation and advocating for justice. He emphasizes storytelling's power in exposing truth and guiding others to faith.
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Beyond the Front Lines: Gabriel Garcia's Battle at Home
Gabriel Garcia, a retired U.S. Army captain, shares his experiences serving in the military and the challenges he has faced after attending the Trump rally on January 6th, 2021. He discusses the impact of his military career on his life and his concerns about the current state of the military. Gabriel also expresses his frustration with the treatment of veterans and the prioritization of foreign aid over taking care of veterans in America. He talks about the injustices he has faced since January 6th, including being banned from certain services and losing his businesses. Despite these challenges, Gabriel has founded the One for Six movement to empower others and bring about change. He emphasizes the importance of voting and political engagement in order to take back the country and hold the government accountable.
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Save Our Heroes: A Beacon of Hope w/ Lisa Silva
Lisa Silva shares her journey from serving in the Air Force to advocating for falsely accused and wrongfully convicted service members. She discusses the challenges, emotional toll, and the need for justice within the military justice system. Her organization, Save Our Heroes, aims to provide support and resources for those in need. Lisa's story is a testament to resilience and unwavering determination.
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The Impact of Military Prosecutions and Media Bias w/ Christin Slough
Christin Slough shares her remarkable journey of resilience and redemption after her husband and three other men were wrongfully convicted. The conversation delves into the events that led to the wrongful conviction, the impact on their lives, and the process of rebuilding after the ordeal. Christin Slough shares her journey of proving innocence and securing a presidential pardon, the challenges faced, and the lessons learned. She also discusses community involvement and activism, empowering women, and the power of hope and resilience.
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The Impact of Big Tech Censorship on Small Businesses w/ James Staake
James Staake, owner of Your American Flag Store, shares his experience of being targeted by big tech censorship. He explains how PayPal froze his funds and Facebook and Shopify restricted his business, specifically targeting flags related to Trump, the military, first responders, and Christianity. James believes that these actions expose the bias of big tech and their opposition to American values. He discusses the need for legislation to prevent debanking, ensure fair treatment on social media platforms, and allow lawsuits against tech companies in local jurisdictions. James encourages people to support his business by purchasing flags and contacting their representatives to advocate for anti-cancel culture legislation.
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Unity in the Face of Authoritarianism: Protecting the Constitution w/ David Sumrall
David Sumrall, founder of StopHate.com, discusses his journey, activism, and the truth about Jan 6th. He highlights the role of storytelling in combating hate and sheds light on censorship challenges. The conversation delves into shocking revelations about Jan 6th events, emphasizing the importance of unity and education in the face of increasing authoritarianism. Don't miss this eye-opening discussion.
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Make Honey Great Again: Supporting Charities and America First w/ Todd Gerhart
Todd Gerhardt, co-founder of Make Honey Great Again, shares his journey and the mission of his company. They produce a bottle of honey featuring Donald Trump and donate the majority of their profits to various charities. Todd discusses the importance of supporting America First programs and the need for election reform. He highlights the challenges faced by law enforcement and the efforts to provide mental health support for police officers. Todd emphasizes the role of everyday Americans in fighting for justice and preserving the values of America. He encourages people to get involved and support causes that align with their beliefs.
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From Patriots to Prisoners: Inside the January 6th Trials w/ Mark and Jalise Middleton
Mark and Jalise Middleton, founders of American Patriot Relief, discuss their January 6th experience, including biased trials and media portrayal. Despite challenges, they're fighting for justice and supporting fellow defendants.
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The Importance of Reading and Understanding the Constitution w/ Joni Bryan
Joni Bryan, founder of the 917 Society, shares her journey of promoting constitutional education, targeting eighth graders. She discusses challenges like lack of funding and awareness, as well as her proudest accomplishment—building relationships with supporters who share her passion. The conversation underscores the importance of teaching the Constitution, the erosion of constitutional knowledge, and the role of the 917 Society in providing free constitutions and organizing events. It encourages individuals to donate, volunteer, and get involved.
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Defending Free Speech Rights w/ Joeylynn Mesaros
Joeylynn Mesaros shares her story of being sued by the Biden White House officials and Democrats under the Ku Klux Klan law of 1871. She and her husband were driving next to the Biden bus during its campaign in 2020 with Trump flags on their truck. The media spread lies about their actions, portraying them as white supremacists and threats to democracy. They are now facing a civil lawsuit where plaintiffs claim emotional damage from their exercise of free speech. Joey Lynn discusses the impact of mainstream media on public perception and the role of influencers in shaping the narrative. She emphasizes the importance of defending free speech rights for all Americans.
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Special Guest Nick Searcy
In this conversation, Sarah McAbee interviews Nick Searcy, an actor and filmmaker, about his experiences and perspectives on various topics, including his career in Hollywood, the events of January 6th, and his new autobiography. They discuss the media's portrayal of the January 6th events and the ongoing persecution of individuals involved. They also touch on the corruption in Hollywood and the education system. Nick shares his insights and the importance of speaking out against injustice and standing up for what is right.