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Dana Bryson owns two hotels in Forsyth County, North Carolina. She explains that she is still in phase one because of Governor Cooper's mandates. Her business and those that she employs are greatly suffering.

North Carolina's Leping Beck explains how China fell for the Communist lie. She warns America to stay as far away from Communism as possible.

Jonathan Uzcategui of North Carolina explains how Venezuela fell for Communism and warns that America is on the same path.

Business owner and Candidate for NC House District 117 discusses that North Carolina businesses and citizens could be losing faith in government and leadership due to uncertainty from the Roy Cooper administration.

Business owner, Scott Ford explain how the restrictions on business operations are not equal. His business can be ran safely if Governor Roy Cooper would allow him to operate.

County Commissioner Rebecca McCall explains that she wants Governor Roy Cooper to allow county leaders to make lock down decisions, not him.

Former business owner, Matt Vaugh discusses how he had to close his business due to Governor Roy Cooper's lock down of all restaurants in March.

Business owner, Johnny Buck explains how the slow process of reopening and has effected his business, his clientele and his friends; especially when it comes to mental health.

Chiropractor and City Councilwoman, Jennifer Hensley explains that she wants Governor Roy Cooper to visit North Carolina and talk to business owners and constituents to get a first hand account of their needs.

Business owner, Jake Dalton tells of the effects of not being able to run his business and the direct effects it has on his clientele.

We spoke with North Carolina Representative Chuck McGrady about his take of how Governor Cooper's lock down and it's effect on western North Carolina.

We spoke with business owner and North Carolina Senator Chuck Edwards about what his constituents have to say about Governor Cooper's lock down and slow process of reopening.

We spoke with business owner and member of the Henderson County Board of Public Education, Amy Lynn Holt about the effects of Governor Cooper's lock down.

We spoke with Henderson County's, Brenda Osteen about the effects of Governor Cooper's lock down on her businesses.

Jonathan is a Venezuelan immigrant and North Carolina business owner. Due to Governor Roy Cooper's shutdowns he has lost a significant amount of revenue for his business.

Candidate for North Carolina's House District 18 challenges Governor Roy Cooper to step up and be a leader.

Magazine publisher, Leping Beck discusses Roy Cooper's shutdown and what its done to her clientele, small businesses.

Kathy Toby is a North Carolina business woman. Here she discusses how the shutdowns have effected her small business.

The Chairman of the Pender County Board of Commissioners explains that he wants Governor Roy Cooper to allow county leaders to lead each county in North Carolina.

Business woman, Courtney Fitzpatrick discusses how Roy Coooper's shutdown impacted her new business. She also talks about domestic violence during the Cooper Shutdown.

Candidate for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction discusses how Cooper's decisions are causing major harm the North Carolina's education which will impact the economy negatively.

Business man, Baker Mitchell discusses how Roy Cooper's leadership has affected education in charter schools.

It seems that America becoming a Communist nation is closer than we think. Nzinga spoke with two North Carolinians who were raised in Communists nations and they confirmed conservative's suspicions that America is leaving capitalism and becoming radically socialist. Jonathan Uzcategui's Full Interview on Communism in Venezuela: https://youtu.be/DvaGMqsv47w Leping Beck's Full Interview on Communism in China: https://youtu.be/2YvIhSN-LIc Music: "Bird Flex" by Bonkers Beat Club "Detroit" by SINY

Business owners, education professionals, political candidates and state leaders gathers in Wilmington, North Carolina to share their stories on the changes in their life due to Governor Roy Cooper's shutdown.