The Stench of Globalism: One on one with Mel K, host of the Mel K Show

Summary

In this conversation, Mel K and DK Campbell discuss their thoughts on the recent debate, the global public-private partnership, the potential for orchestrated events leading up to the election, the exposure of corruption and sedition, the need for accountability, and the VP pick. They also touch on the Chevron ruling and the importance of dismantling unconstitutional agencies. Mel K shares information about her podcast and her upcoming book, 'Americans Anonymous, Restoring Power to the People, One Citizen at a Time.'

Takeaways

The debate was a disappointment for many Democrats who believed the lies and propaganda about Donald Trump.
There is concern that the global public-private partnership may orchestrate events leading up to the election, potentially escalating to a nuclear situation.
There is evidence of corruption and sedition committed by individuals in the Obama administration and the need for accountability.
The Chevron ruling and the SEC and EPA rulings are important in dismantling unconstitutional agencies and restoring power to the states.
Mel K's podcast, The Mel K Show, can be found on Rumble, and her book, 'Americans Anonymous, Restoring Power to the People, One Citizen at a Time,' is available for pre-sale on Amazon.

Titles

Disappointment and Awakening: Thoughts on the Debate
The Mel K Show: A Platform for Truth and Information

Sound Bites

"It was disappointing to many Democrats, honestly, and that's good because they have to start questioning the media now, finally."
"If something happens, I would look first at the global public-private partnership before anything else, because I think they're funding Ukraine and Israel. I think that they are."
"The people that are destroying our legal system, justice, truth, Department of Justice are the ones guilty of sedition and treason in 2015, 2016."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Welcome
00:45
Thoughts on the Debate
03:40
Exposing Corruption and Sedition
08:50
Dismantling Unconstitutional Agencies