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Delays this week for the podcast and other True Idaho News articles are due to editor Daniel Bobinski getting a “C” infection. Suffice it to say Ivermectin & Hydroxychloroquine are like magic, but Daniel still has a frog in his throat during this recording! If you want the free PDF containing early treatment protocols and links to interviews with doctors who have experience treating the “C” infection – it’s free for the asking. Just request it via email at TrueIdahoNews@protonmail.com. First up – Daniel & co-host Josh Gibbons reviewed one of the latest video ads put out by the so-called “Conservative Accountability Project.” It should be noted that despite their name, this group is NOT conservative. Also, the ad contains multiple falsehoods and misrepresentations – so much so they should be called LIES. Their video can be viewed here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mdC2PefDHdc Within hours, a video using the same footage was released on the Facebook page, “Stop Idaho RINOs,” in which the soundtrack was changed to resemble a late-night TV ad from the 1990s for sexy phone calls. The new ad calls out Reps Scott Bedke, Greg Chaney, and Sage Dixon as hypocrites and their being tone deaf to the cries of Idahoans. View that ad here: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=1116528732481848 Listeners are encouraged to share the new ad! Other news: The Idaho State School Board has finally announced it is withdrawing from the National School Board Association. Surmised by the hosts: It’s an election year and the withdrawal is to make Brad Little look more conservative than he is (4 of the five people on the state board are appointed by Little). It’s predicted that if Little wins the primary, the state board will rejoin the NSBA. Canada and the Convoy: Canada’s government is abusing its citizens, and the actions taken by the government do not portend well for liberty. Regarding the U.S. trucker’s convoy, UncoverDC reporter Wendi Strauch Mahoney is embedded in the convoy and will reporting live on Daniel’s Keep the Republic TV show on Thurs, March 3. The show airs live at 2pm mountain time can be seen on Brighteon’s Roku channel or on www.Brighteon.TV. House Bill 631 is a mask bill that prohibits any political entity in Idaho from mandating masks. Josh played a tape of Republican imposter Rep. Scott Syme, who is woefully uninformed about mask efficacy. Studies showing that masks have no statistical impact on viral transfer can be viewed here: https://www.rcreader.com/commentary/masks-dont-work-covid-a-review-of-science-relevant-to-covide-19-social-policy Josh also shared information on the differences between political donations to Priscilla Giddings and Scott Bedke in the Lt. Governor’s race. Spoiler alert: Giddings’ donations are from everyday Idahoans; most of Bedke’s donations are from lobby groups, special interest groups and other politicians and their spouses. Daniel shared the content of HCR 029, a resolution for “Adverse Childhood Experiences.” The resolution expands statist practices in Idaho. State employees will be empowered to institute interventions if they suspect childhood trauma has occurred. Impostors and Democrats voted for this bill. Finally – a new website designed and produced in part by True Idaho News is www.IdahoSession.com, makes it EASY to find bills and resolutions. Visit and share it! Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Home River Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to that week's stories and podcasts. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support NOTE: Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

Some legislators say they will vote for grocery tax repeal, but don't. In this podcast is an audio recording of Sage Dixon saying he "absolutely" will vote for grocery tax repeal. Much to the disappointment of his constituents, three days later Dixon voted against it. It is obvious Dixon is not exactly a legislator that keeps his promises, nor looks out for the people he represents. Rep. Dixon chairs two different committees, and when the opportunity to vote on the grocery tax repeal came up on a procedural vote, Rep Nate says House leadership was reminding all chairs and co-chairs that this was a procedural vote, and they needed to vote with leadership. It would appear Dixon likes his chairmanship better than he likes keeping promises. Later in the podcast, Rep. Nate reported that he'd heard House Speaker Bedke said leadership can't allow conservatives to have a victory on grocery tax repeal because they will use that victory to unseat incumbents in the primaries. Again, these are not the words of a legislator who represents the people -- it sounds like a man who doesn't mind letting Idahoans suffer just so he can keep his friends in power. Rep. Nate also pointed out that the governor's budget increase spreads millions of dollars to various agencies, and it's a great way for the governor to win loyalty of government employees. Currently, those that want grocery tax repeal are in a standoff with Rep. Steven Harris, chair of the House Revenue and Tax Committee, who says he will not hear a grocery tax bill. Nate says this is not how the House should work. He believes even bills with which he disagrees should be given a hearing so debate can happen and a vote can occur. He also says he would not vote for anyone who does not support a grocery tax repeal. Elections matter, Nate emphasizes, and right now the Idaho legislature resembles a swamp. Change is needed. How much you pay in grocery tax After the Nate interview, host Daniel Bobinski reviewed the size of the surplus (nearly $2 billion), and noted the state has approximately 1.9 million residents. Approximately 58% are taxpayers, so that means approximately 1.1 million Idahoans are taxpayers. Doing the math, this means if you're a taxpayer, the Idaho government is sitting on approximately $1,720 of your money. People should note that this is extra money that they've collected -- it's not needed to operate the state. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, the average family of four spends $11,712 in groceries each year. That means the average Idahoan is paying approximately $700 annually in grocery taxes. Said another way, if a home has two taxpayers, the state has approximately $3,440 extra of their money. And Scott Bedke and the rest of House leadership don't think you should be able to keep $700 of that. Keep in mind, with inflation, that number is only going up. It definitely a time for Constitutional conservatives to head out and knock on doors to help replace RINO incumbents – regardless of what Scott Bedke wants. REMINDER: Register for the Ada County Liberty Dinner on Tues., March 1 – main speakers: Janice McGeachin (candidate for Governor) & Dorothy Moon (candidate for Secretary of State). Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com/events Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Home River Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to all that week's stories - and every podcast. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value in the work we do at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support NOTE: The first five Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

On this show, regular hosts Daniel Bobinski and Josh Gibbons are joined by Stephanie Zimmerman and Mila Wood, founders of Idahoans for Local Education. School Choice On Feb. 7, Education researcher Corey DeAngelis gave a presentation in Boise (hosted by the Idaho Freedom Foundation) called "Fund Students, Not Systems." The push in this movement is for money to follow students and allow students to spend that money at a school of their choice. Zimmerman and Wood pointed out that nothing has been presented to the legislature so we don't know what will be in the bill, but the concern came up that follows the standard government practice that "with shekels come shackles." In other words, if a school takes a student who is using a voucher or coupon for "government" money, will the school be required to teach according to federal standards, such as Common Core? When School Choice legislation does come up on the legislative docket, parents should be sure to connect with their legislators to ensure a freedom to choose one's school does not eliminate the freedom to choose curriculum. Other education topics include the recent resignation of the Nampa Superintendent. Assistant Superintendent Greg Russell is filling the position through the rest of the year. It should be noted that several seats on the Nampa School Board were won in this last election by conservative citizens. Also, reports say that Idaho will need 100 new schools before the year 2030. With Idaho being the fastest growing state in the nation, this will be needed. However. Mila Wood suggested that to preclude established residents having to foot the bill for building new schools, growth should pay for itself. For examples, impact fees will need to be re-examined, and urban renewal zones should be minimized, as they eat up resources. Establishment Lies About Senator Christy Zito Legislators get a lot of calls about grocery tax repeal and property tax reduction, but the grocery tax repeal bill got stuffed into a drawer in the house while they passed what amounts to a somewhat laughable $75 income tax break. Zito tried to get grocery tax repeal added as an amendment to the income tax bill, but Senate leadership shut it down, then lied and smeared Zito, saying she was trying to cancel the income tax relief bill. That was not true, yet Senate leadership doubled down and silenced Zito when she tried to explain the situation on the Senate floor. Zito appeared on Bobinski’s Keep the Republic TV show this past week to discuss the issue. The show can be seen here: https://www.brighteon.com/dd9f915c-e9fd-4b0a-a9a2-0b7746f0b7d0 Brad Little Brad Little has regularly followed the recommendations of the National Governor's Association instead of looking out for the rights of Idahoans. The NGA has agreements with the World Economic Forum, which was founded by Klaus Schwab, author of The Great Reset. Idahoans deserve a governor who looks out for their interests, not the interests of globalists who are sucking up power and tax dollars while everyday Americans get sidelined. REMINDER: Register for the Ada County Liberty Dinner on Tues., March 1 – main speakers: Janice McGeachin (candidate for Governor) & Dorothy Moon (candidate for Secretary of State). Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com/events Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Home River Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to all that week's stories - and every podcast. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value in the work we do at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support NOTE: The first five Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

Did you know Donald Trump, Jr. will be speaking at Ada County Lincoln Days? It’s Feb. 24. More info at the Ada County Lincoln Day website. By the way, be sure to subscribe to True Idaho News. It’s free – just visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com Looks like Rep. John Weber hacked – had gained access to – the email account of Rep. Heather Scott … and is using it. Not exactly ethical. The income tax reduction bill passed the House and is on its way to the Senate. RINOs are touting it as the greatest thing since sliced bread, and it could be if you think crumbs are better than bread. The Truck Convoy is moving across Canada, but the Canadian Broadcasting Company tried to push a story about truckers protesting bad roads in Canada. There may have been some folks complaining about poor roads, but, in essence, this is gaslighting 101. The result? It lowers people’s trust in the media. Media has gotten quite comfortable censoring things “they” don’t want you to talk about. In fact, Facebook recently suspended Idaho State Rep. Chad Christensen simply for reposting PUBLIC TESTIMONY that was recorded at the U.S. Capitol in Washington D.C. Hosts Daniel Bobinski and Josh Gibbons discussed alternative social media platforms that allow free speech. Daniel mentioned that gab.com is owned by a Christian (Andrew Torba) and is totally independent, and he announced he will be moving away from Facebook and starting a Gab account. Co-host Josh said he’s getting more active on gettr.com. Former President Trump’s up-and-coming platform will be called Truth Social, and it’s projected that Facebook will lose many users when Trump’s followers leave en masse for Trump’s platform. According to the new Trump Media & Technology Group, Truth Social is supposed to launch this month. The Idaho redistricting map has been finalized, and next year’s legislature is going to look very different. Some of the new districts have four or five current house members, and if they want to stay in, they will have to run against other. Other districts are now wide open in some seats, so it will be open seats. Constitutional conservatives are encouraged to step up! The Idaho Senate is looking at giving families money to help with learning loss (SB 1255). Daniel sees this bill as thin ice, a slippery slope, and a yellow flag. Wherever the government gives money, the government says they can dictate where that money can be spent. He says it’s also another step toward Socialism and Communism. Lastly, RedoubtNews.com reports that a case has been taken to the International Criminal Court accusing 16 people total, including Bill Gates, Anthony Fauci, Charles Schwab (of the World Economic Forum) and the heads of the “vaccine” manufacturers, of violating the Nuremberg Code on multiple counts. The Nuremberg Code is an internationally accepted medical code that was put in place after World War II that protects people from coercive medical treatments or experiments. Mandating experimental treatments is considered a war crime under the Nuremberg code, and the mRNA “vaccines” being mandated around the world are experimental. REMINDER: Register for the Ada County Liberty Dinner on Tues., March 1 – main speakers: Janice McGeachin (candidate for Governor) & Dorothy Moon (candidate for Secretary of State). Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com/events Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Home River Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to all that week's stories - and every podcast. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value in the work we do at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support NOTE: The first five Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

Lots of information in this podcast – Topic 1: The legislature passed HB 436, reducing Idaho income taxes from 6.5% to 6% -- a bill pushed by Governor Little so he can brag on the election circuit. In the meantime, Chairman Harris put all other tax break bills in the drawer until this one got passed. Idahoans are begging legislators for property tax relief and an elimination of the grocery tax. Establishment Republicans don’t seem to care – Daniel & Josh discuss the tax situation in depth. Topic 2: The “Blue Cross Bill” was another bill wanted (and pushed) by the Governor and it put Idaho teachers on the state system. The Regent Blue Shield lobbyist wanted to know why Blue Shield was being awarded the contract without competitive bids, but his concerns were shut down by Chairman Greg Chaney. What people need to know: Dave Jeppesen, Brad Little’s hand-picked director for Health & Human Services, was an Executive Vice President for Blue Cross for seven years before Little appointed him to direct IDHW. Does the appearance of impropriety mean anything anymore? Topic 3: The establishment also has conservatives over a barrel with the all-day Kindergarten bill. Instead of letting policy makers set policy, the governor is requesting the fees for all-day Kindergarten be part of his state budget – out of the hands of the legislative branch. What people don’t realize is giving more power and control to the executive branch means Idaho is being legislated into an encroaching dictatorship. People are not thinking about how this plays out in the future. Topic 4: Starting February 1, Ada County Liberty Dinners will start, organized by True Idaho News. Tickets are $25 and can be acquired at www.TrueIdahoNews.com/events. Ada County is the fifth county in Idaho to start Liberty Dinners, and they will be the first Tuesday each month. On Feb. 1, Representative and Lt. Governor candidate Priscilla Giddings will be the main speaker. Dawn Jolly, co-founder of www.WeThePatriotsUSA.org will also give a presentation. Topic 5: Josh talked about his What’s Happening Idaho podcast, co-hosted with Kirsten Lucas. One of his guests on their most recent show was Branden Durst, candidate for State Superintendent of Schools. Josh explained what happened with the bru-ha-ha at the statehouse between Durst and Senator Woodward, who voted against a bill that detailed the rights of parents. Daniel and Josh discussed the lies put forth by Idaho Senators and the major media. Topic 6: Daniel encouraged Constitutional conservatives to get involved, and not rely on the Republican Party to help them get elected. Most Republican committees are happy with RINOs being in office, simply because it gives power to the Republican party. This is wrong. What this state and each county and city needs is Constitutionally minded candidates, and that will require Topic 7: Daniel & Josh discussed the Tent City which magically appeared when the legislative session started. Topic 8: The “Conservative Accountability Project” has published three videos attempting to smear conservative legislators. They twist reality and facts, essentially lying about conservatives when the bills they reference were voted on by nearly every legislator. It’s clearly an unethical smear campaign. REMINDER: Register for the Ada County Liberty Dinner on Tues., Feb. 1 – main speaker: Priscilla Giddings. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com/events Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Home River Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to all that week's stories - and every podcast. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value in the work we do at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support NOTE: The first five Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

On today's show: Josh talked about Kirsten Lucas speaking at Liberty Dinners in Blackfoot and Pocatello on what it means to be Precinct Committeeman. Kirsten is Josh's co-host for their What's Happening Idaho podcast. Daniel announced that he'll soon be coordinating Liberty Dinners in Ada County. If you didn't get a chance to listen to Rep. Tammy Nichols on the True Idaho News podcast last week, you will learn a lot by listening to Rep. Nichols talk about the 2022 session. Listen to that podcast here - https://rumble.com/vsjw6o-tin-podcast-9-rep.-tammy-nichols-discusses-corruption-republicans-in-both-p.html People are encouraged to visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com and subscribe. It's FREE, and you'll get a weekly email with links to all stories. Daniel referred to a True Idaho News article that calls out Governor Little and Dave Jeppesen's Health and Welfare Department for LYING To Idahoans. They keep saying the jab is safe - and IDHW' social medial platforms say the jabs are safe for children. BUT facts are facts, and children under 20 are more likely to get Myocarditis as a result of getting a "jab" than they are of getting killed in an automobile accident. Said another way: They are NOT safe. Daniel also said insurance companies are reporting a 40% increase in all-cause deaths, and it can't be blamed on Covid (Covid deaths are actually down). The only change that has occurred in society is people taking Covid shots. We report - you decide. Go to the story and click on the links to read the facts for yourself. It's here: https://trueidahonews.com/over-1-million-adverse-vaccine-events-in-the-past-year-myocarditis-tops-the-list-in-12-17-yr-olds/ The Supreme Court kept the mandate for medical workers, because of so much Medicare and Medicaid - they say if they kick out money, they have a say in what happens. This is a slippery slope to socialism. Daniel also elaborated on story that originally appeared at the Magic Valley Liberty Alliance about a St. Luke's Magic Valley employee getting fired for not taking a Covid jab - even after she had TWO documented vaccine injuries from the vaccines she took that St. Luke's mandated when she got hired. Read the full story here: https://trueidahonews.com/after-two-vaccine-injuries-and-a-medical-exemption-employee-fired-by-st-lukes-magic-valley-for-not-taking-the-jab/ Interestingly, Reps. Lickley and Kauffman and Senator Patrick did NOT respond to any requests for help. At. All. In another story from St. Luke's Magic Valley, KMVT-11 in Twin Falls reported that the ICU at St. Luke's Magic Valley was full. The problem is that a doctor contacted True Idaho News with documented proof that only 11 of 30 beds were occupied. St. Luke's Magic Valley was NOT filled. In reality, they were short-staffed. That is the real story, and the doctor wanted people to know it. Why KMVT plays along with the ruse is not good journalism. Daniel predicted that within the next year or two, the White House will unilaterally create Socialized Medicine. In closing, Daniel and Josh discussed why Congressman Mike Simpson said "Let's Go Brandon" at a dinner where Joe Biden was speaking. Simpson is in trouble politically, and is probably trying to sound relevant. They also discussed why the "Let's Go Brandon" meme has gained and kept traction. Support out Triple Diamond Sponsors! Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning: 208-401-6265 Bryan Hey / BH Computer Consulting & Repair: 208-329-8020 Michael Hon / Homeriver Real Estate: 208-939-9033 ALSO: Never miss a thing! Sign up for a FREE subscription to True Idaho News to get a weekly email with links to all that week's stories - and every podcast. Visit www.TrueIdahoNews.com We are supported by our readers & listeners. If you find value in the work we do at True Idaho News, please consider supporting out work. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/Support. NOTE: The first five Triple Diamond Sponsors get mentions on the podcast. (c) 2022 Shadowtrail Media, LLC

Today’s show features State Rep. Tammy Nichols, filling in listeners about things happening at the statehouse during the first few days of the 2022 session. Topic on today’s show: 1) What do with the nearly $2 BILLION surplus? Like most politicians, Gov. Brad Little wants to spend more of your money, and corrupt House Leadership have their own ideas - to heck with what the PEOPLE want. Daniel, Josh, and Rep. Giddings discuss grocery tax repeal as well as property tax relief. But Gov. Little and his minions think differently. Rep. Nichols explains. 2) This year, 31 legislators have signed on to support the Conservative agenda. Are they just fishing for votes during an election year, or are more legislators seeing the light? 3) Republicans exist in both parties. It's up to Constitutional Conservatives to step up and be active in at the GRASS ROOTS LEVEL in their neighborhood. Don't let "establishment" Republicans define and diminish true conservativism. Daniel asks Josh and Rep. Nichols three questions to test their conservative bona-fides. 4) Elected State Reps and State Senators are being challenged by primarily Democrats and statist sympathizers to reconsider religious exemptions to "save children from medical neglect." The synopsis of both Josh and Rep. Nichols is this is a slippery slope to more statism. Pros & cons are discussed. Watch the presentation from six years ago (April of 2016 / Town Hall Meeting on Faith-Based Child Medical Neglect): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rg6PNAC7vlY Info from Public News Services on Wednesday's presentation: https://www.publicnewsservice.org/2022-01-12/childrens/more-calls-to-end-ids-religious-exemption-for-child-medical-neglect/a77347-1 5) This is a government OF and BY (and for) the people. We get to control it. We can be involved or we call let the statists take over. It was unanimous that Constitutional conservatives take an active role in what's going on. Show sponsors (Triple Diamond Sponsors): - Michael Hon from Home River Realty: 208-939-9033 Michael.Hon@pm.me - Brian Hey Computer and Network Consulting 408-529-1299 bhconsulting.us - Tom Lopac from Picture Perfect Window Cleaning 208-401-6265 windowcleaningboise.com Become a supporter of the podcast and website, http://www.trueidahonews.com/support

On today’s show- Daniel talks about his visit to the emergency room, the fun that was had by conservatives at the Governor’s ball, proposed rule changes for how GOP candidates that went down in flames, and how trans athletes have zero business participating in women’s sports. Topic on today’s show: 1) Daniel’s Visit to the Emergency Room. Daniel gives kudos to the V.A. Hospital and not-so-great numbers to St. Luke’s Boise. Bottom line, Daniel did NOT have a stroke – he had a severe incident of BPPV which caused him to be unable to sit or stand. Medicines are now working and Daniel is doing better. He’s expected to make a full recovery. 2) Governor’s Ball. Lots of citizens who love liberty and the Constitution made their way to the Governor’s Ball. By Josh’s count, liberty people outnumbered establishment hacks by 11:1, and they had their fair share of fun. A paper was going around with a QR Code that informed people how much money Brad Little, Scott Bedke, Greg Chaney, Debbie Critchfield, Lawrence Wasden, and Trent Clark rec’d from Big Pharma this past year. The website was IdahoRINOWatch.com. Check it out. 3) Proposed Rule Change for How to Get Listed on a GOP Primary Ballot. Thankfully, the proposed change went down in flames. The proposal was that anyone seeking to appear on the ballot for a Republican primary needed to get approval of the various Republican committees. Why was this rule proposed? RINO Jim Jones, two-faced former BSU President Bob Kustra, and Critical Race Theory Proponent Mike Satz from the Marxist-friendly 97% Project have been telling Democrats to change their party affiliation and vote for liberal Republicans. The problem still exists, but the people retained their voice. The downside was left-leaning committees (such as Canyon County) voting only for RINO candidates to appear on the ballot. Daniel and Josh bandied about the idea that Conservatives should play the leftist’ game and run as Democrats, thus forcing D’s to stay as D’s during the Primaries. 4) In an unplanned rant, Daniel went off on trans high school males and college students who think they are female are in total denial of actual science. Either you have XY chromosomes or you have XX chromosomes – it’s that simple. 5) The show closes with Daniel reminding listeners that Idaho’s legislative session started today – stay tuned to True Idaho News for more info. Show sponsors (Triple Diamond Sponsors): Michael Hon from Home River Realty: 208-939-9033 Michael.Hon@pm.me Brian Hey Computer and Network Consulting 408-529-1299 bhconsulting.us Tom Lopac from Picture Perfect Window Cleaning 208-401-6265 Become a supporter of the podcast and/or the website, http://www.trueidahonews.com/support

Daniel and Josh offer criticism for those using Covid-19 "vaccines" to grab power and even practice medicine without a license. Then they turn their attention to MAJOR problems that exist in Idaho's Child Protective Services. Daniel Bobinski and Josh Gibbons share their perspectives on the following stories: 1) Unvaxxed employees of United Airlines have been suspended without pay and have no way to access their benefits (including necessary surgeries), get financial aid, or even apply for another job. Their CEO says he's making the decision to improve people's health. Story about United Airlines: https://justthenews.com/politics-policy/coronavirus/united-airlines-employees-granted-vax-exemptions-placed-unpaid-leave 2) The powers-that-be are trying to ban Ivermectin ($20 for a five-day course of treatment) and force people to take an unproven $700 treatment of Molnupiravir (also five days) to treat Covid-19. Story about Biden Administration banning known safe and inexpensive drugs in favor of unknown and more expensive drugs: https://thebluestateconservative.com/2021/12/26/bidens-reindeer-games-banning-effective-covid-early-treatment-drugs/ 3) St. Luke's healthcare system's Brightpath network in Idaho has severed their relationship with Dr. Ryan Cole and Cold Diagnostics for the "crime" of sharing peer-reviewed material with findings that don't agree with the global Covid-19 narrative. Boise's Dr. Livingston wrote an excellent letter defending Dr. Cole, while Idaho's former attorney general Jim Jones and soon-to-be ex-governor Brad Little are empty suits who could also be guilty of practicing medicine without a license. 4) Circle the calendar: Daniel agrees with an editorial from the Idaho Statesman. The editorial board recommends a thorough reform of Idaho's Child Protective Services. Idaho Statesman Editorial: https://www.idahostatesman.com/opinion/editorials/article256800132.html ALSO: Subscribe to True Idaho News (free) so you don't miss the upcoming story about "medical kidnapping" by Idaho's CPS. https://trueidahonews.com/ 5) Finally, lots of cold combined with several inches of snow falling this week will create hazardous driving conditions - especially on New Year's Eve. Be careful!! Also: Ada County Highway District - DROP THE PLOWS!! If your trucks are out and about and there's snow on the roads, you have no excuse - DROP THE PLOWS. Send news tips or story suggestions to TrueIdahoNews@protonmail.com Show Sponsors (see www.trueidahonews.com/support): Tom Lopac / Picture Perfect Window Cleaning www.windowcleaningboise.com 208-401-6265 Get 10% off when you mention True Idaho News Brian Hey / BHConsulting (computer hardware & software) www.bhconsulting.us 408-529-1299

On the docket of today's podcast is cannibalism in Bonner County, the first cannibalism case in Idaho. Then Daniel Bobinski and Josh Gibbons take a poke at Greg Chaney as he claims a conservative homeschooling soccer mom is using dark money from out of state to paint him in a bad light. Daniel points out that Chaney's own behavior does that all by itself. Josh raises the question: Since Chaney refused to sign on to support the Idaho Republican Party platform, how can he claim to be a Republican? In a section about payoffs, bribes and blackmail, Daniel and Josh talk about Biden's stimulus checks and Brad Little tossing tax bones back to taxpayers from the state's $1.6 Billion surplus. Also: Ed Humphreys' campaign is doing a charity quid pro quo, withholding $25,000 in money to charity unless Janice McGeachin debates Humphreys. This isn't the way to do charity. In Omicron news, Daniel and Josh discuss Biden's false information about vaccines and Omicron as he attempts to divide America. Daniel elaborates on people getting the jab to keep their job, only to get vaccine injured to the point they can't do their job It's sad that Brad Little can't be intellectually honest about this. Pull the string, he parrots that the vaccine is safe. It isn't. The show finishes with Josh revisiting the Greg Chaney story, pointing out that Chaney sent out a fundraising email in which he claims to be Caldwell's Senator -- when he is NOT. He deserves an ethics violation for doing this (being deceitful constitutes conduct unbecoming of a legislator), but since Chaney carries a lot of water for House Speaker Scott Bedke and Gov. Brad Little, at most he'll probably get a slap on the wrist -- and a pat on the head.

Topics explored by Daniel & Josh today include the House Ethics Committee, Ammon Bundy’s community service, Idaho’s $1.6 Billion budget surplus, and deception from Governor Little and IACI. Of course, they found time to bash Greg Chaney, too. Topics on Today’s Show: 1) House Ethics Committee members contemplate changes to their “Rule 45,” which has glowing gaps and oversights. Daniel & Josh discuss their ruminations, and also offer a few suggestions for how the Committee can be improved. 2) Gubernatorial candidate Ammon Bundy, who was convicted of trespassing earlier this and required to perform 40 hours of community service, petitioned the courts to allow his efforts to get people to registered to vote while he’s campaigning for governor. 3) Since Idaho’s budget is now $1.6 Billion in the black, Daniel & Josh discuss what should be done the money. Josh predicted that Governor Little will attempt to buy votes by issuing a $40 “rebate” to taxpayers before the Republican primaries in May, accompanied by a letter telling us how much Little has done for us – never mind that it was Governor Little who shut down the state and ruined so many businesses to begin with. Daniel also discussed his Voice of Conservative Values show this past week (airs each Thursday at 2pm mountain time), which exposed how Brad Little was disingenuous (at best) when talking about Pfizer’s “approved” vaccine (which is NOT available anywhere in the United States). Also, Daniel’s guest on that show was Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin, and he gave McGeachin the opportunity to correct the rumors about her. She also talks about what the governor’s office has said and done (or not done) over the past 18 months, and the unconstitutional actions of our governor. 4) Daniel & Josh also talked about IACI (the Idaho Association of Commerce and Industry), including their propensity for crony capitalism and how they are aligned the World Health Organization, the United Nations, and the World Economic Forum, and not the citizens of Idaho. IACI lobbyists provide lots of funding to Idaho legislators and legislators are known for relying on IACI’s recommendations for or against legislation. 5) A video about Greg Chaney on YouTube exposes just a few of the “bad decisions” made by Mr. Chaney - and both Daniel & Josh agree that Chaney is such a statist (and not a Republican as he claims to be), that he does not deserve any elected position in the state of Idaho. Greg Chaney "Bad Decision" Video (must-see TV): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6NgKSCLlym8 Daniel Bobinski's VOCV show, with guest Lt. Governor Janice McGeachin: https://trueidahonews.com/vocv-idahoans-deserve-the-truth-and-governor-little-is-not-providing-it/ MVLA article (by Karen Schumacher) - How IACI is Turning Idaho Blue: https://mvlibertyalliance.org/how-idaho-association-of-commerce-and-industry-is-turning-idaho-blue/

Daniel and Josh hit on multiple topics today, including the danger of tribalism in Idaho politics, racism and antisemitism, and the profit and control motive for Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci in the "vaccine" mandates. Daniel Bobinski and Josh Gibbons share their perspectives, PLUS offer a bonus for all listeners at the end of the podcast. Topics on Today's Show: 1) Tribalism in Idaho Politics is Not Healthy - Candidates must meet their constituents; constituents must meet their candidates - no matter where the platform or who's on the docket 2) Runoff Results in Pocatello - Pocatello came close to getting a solid conservative major, but socialist thinking in college towns makes it tough. But at least Pocatello had the opportunity to elect a conservative, whereas Nampa had "a choice between a turd and a turd sandwich." 3) Racism and Antisemitism - Anti Semitic graffiti appeared near the Anne Frank Memorial in Boise. There is no room for this anywhere on the planet, and especially Idaho. Also - a discussion of Critical Race Theory and how teachers themselves state they will continue teaching CRT, despite people like former Idaho Supreme Court Justice Jim Jones lying to people saying no CRT exists in Idaho. 4) Good news from Russ Fulcher - Six months ago, Congressman Fulcher announced he had renal cancer. Today, with the help of prayer, chemo, surgery, and technology, Russ is cancer-free. 5) Whistleblower at the World Health Organization. The pandemic of lies continues, with Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci driving the profitable "vaccines" that they were a part of creating and implementing. The death rates alone from people getting jabbed should be the reason all "mandates" are brought to a screeching halt - and yet they continued. Also - Bill Gates wants everyone to buy their "vaccines" from companies that he approves - he won't let other countries create their own vaccines. So - is it about health, or is it about control -- and money? Link to the Uncancelled New article on the WHO Whistleblower: https://uncanceled.news/former-who-employee-dr-astrid-stuckelberger-a-pandemic-of-lies/ BONUS TOPIC: Free document with links to doctor interviews and treatment protocols. Send an email to TrueIdahoNews@Protonmail.com to get the document for free.

As the saying goes, all politics are local, and several County Republican Central Committees are definitely doing politics. Canyon County is experiencing a shakeup in attempt to get people back in step with following party rules, and Kootenai County recently made a bold political statement of it own. Daniel Bobinski discusses these events, plus takes issue with poor politics occurring among Republicans in the Governor's race, where intellectual honesty has been in short supply in a letter making the rounds on social media. He also discusses the blind obedience to a medical narrative that has no basis in facts, with nothing but crickets coming from medical professionals who seem incapable of defining "medical misinformation." Topics on today's show: 1) The Canyon County Republican Central Committee is in a leadership kerfluffle 2) The Kootenai County Republican Central Committee votes to condemns the actions of 49 legislators 3) Intellectual Dishonesty in the Governor's Race 4) Democrats are pouring money into Idaho, and they're being deceptive to their donors 5) Doctors are being threatened, and because of that, they are not all being truthful LINKS mentioned in the show: Kootenai County Republicans Pass Resolution to Condemn Legislators Who Voted to Censure Rep. Giddings https://trueidahonews.com/kootenai-county-republicans-pass-resolution-to-condemn-legislators-who-voted-to-censure-rep-giddings/ 49 Idaho Legislators Who Don't Care About the Truth https://trueidahonews.com/49-idaho-legislators-dont-care-about-truth/ Glenn Beck's Special 2-hour video: Crimes or Cover-up? Exposing the World's Most Dangerous Lie https://youtu.be/91Ib5NjSZ-o Documents referenced in Glenn Beck's special: https://www.theblaze.com/newsletters/crimes-or-cover-up Videos by Dr. John Campbell about Vitamin D https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=john+campbell+vitamin+d

This is the first True Idaho News podcast!! Join True Idaho News editor Daniel Bobinski and guest co-host Josh Gibbons as they discuss unfiltered news and opinion on issues facing Idahoans. TOPIC 1: The Legislature reconvened last week to address vaccine and mask mandates. Except they didn't. What Idahoans got instead was a dog and pony show. TOPIC 2: Republicans who aren't. Reps Chaney and Syme and Sen Patti Anne Lodge are among those who claim to be Republicans, but don't vote like it. Chaney & Syme even refuse to sign to adhere to the Idaho Republican Party Platform. TOPIC 3: The 49 legislators who voted for a lie to censure Priscilla Giddings should forever be known as a member of the 49ers - as a reminder they voted for a lie. The "ethics" committee's "logic" was nothing but a farce -- PLUS: the committee members did EXACTLY what they accused Giddings of doing. TOPIC 4: Obamacare supporter and Lt. Gov .candidate Luke Malek suspends his efforts and throws his (light) weight behind Scott Bedke. TOPIC 5: The real election in Idaho happens in the MAY Primary. Political refugees new to Idaho need to help get conservatives elected in the Primary. Show Sponsor: Picture Perfect Window Cleaning 208-401-6265 for Idaho's Treasure Valley & McCall 10% discount when you mention this podcast. Visit http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com for more true Idaho news. Support this podcast at http://www.TrueIdahoNews.com/support

Ray Sulfridge served in three different branches of the armed forces. He served two years in the Navy aboard the USS San Diego - the 2nd most decorated ship in WW2. It also never got hit by a bomb, torpedo, or Kamikaze, nor did it lose a man to combat. As such, the San Diego was selected to lead the 250-ship fleet into the Tokyo Bay for the Japanese surrender. In this short video, Ray recounts how he got into the Navy, and later how how he went into the Army Air Corps, which then became the U.S. Air Force. Filmed by Bryan Bowermaster of Bowermaster Productions on Monday, November 8, 2021 in Mountain Home, Idaho. Narration and interview by Daniel Bobinski / Shadowtrail Media, LLC.

On August 3, 2021, Idaho's House Policy and Ethics Committee concluded its "investigation" into Priscilla Giddings. The Committee alleged that Giddings "disclosed" and "published' the name of a woman who accused another legislator of sexual assault. Suddenly, months after the original hearing of the other legislator, the "Ethics" Committee decided to award the accuser "Whistleblower" status Ex Post Facto. Five members of the "Ethics" Committee gave their remarks that morning: John Gannon, Wendy Horman, John McCrostie, Brent Crane, and Sage Dixon. William Myers, the attorney for Holland and Hart, what's referred to as House Speaker Scott Bedke's "go-to" law firm. These legislators sat on the dais and said nothing as John Gannon gave reasoning that would have been laughed out of any courtroom. This is an analysis of Representative John Gannon's remarks. Be sure to watch Daniel Bobinski's analysis of the other legislators' remarks here on the True Idaho News Rumble page.

Children being torn from parents to be forced to get "the jab;" citizens pushing back against unreasonable, draconian measures, people not allowed to travel outside of city limits without registering with the state. Australia has become a dystopian culture. Is it the test platform for the rest of the world?