03/11/25 Nacho Normal Conference: Fluoride Falls as Housing Markets Crumble

In this episode, Ted and Austin Broer deliver critical analysis of current events while offering practical health solutions and spiritual encouragement to navigate these challenging times.

The father-son duo begin by addressing Vice President Kamala Harris' controversial speech at a major AI conference, where she bizarrely focused on her craving for Nacho Cheese Doritos rather than substantive artificial intelligence topics. They express bewilderment at her mixing of unrelated subjects like affordable housing and disease cures in what they describe as a speech more fitting for a comedy show than a serious technology conference.

Health freedom takes center stage as they celebrate Utah becoming the first state to fully implement a fluoride ban on all drinking water. Ted references the book "Fluoride: The Aging Factor," while both hosts challenge the long-promoted narrative that fluoride prevents cavities, discussing its history as an industrial waste product and potential negative health effects, including reduced IQ.

The conversation shifts to international affairs with analysis of Ukraine's surprising new status as the world's largest arms importer and exporter. They question the significant increase in weapon imports while exports to Africa have decreased, exploring the broader implications of international weapons trafficking. This leads to discussion of Trump's tariff threat to Canada after Ontario Premier Doug Ford threatened to shut off power to the U.S., with both hosts debating the feasibility of such actions given the interconnected power grid.

Domestic issues feature prominently as they examine the potential housing market collapse spreading from Florida to Tennessee. Austin highlights how BlackRock's investments and government subsidies have artificially inflated housing prices, while soaring insurance costs in Florida have made homeownership increasingly unaffordable for average Americans.

Health concerns dominate the latter portion as they discuss the CDC's new study on potential vaccine-autism links initiated by RFK Jr., with both expressing skepticism about the eventual findings. They connect this to their analysis of glyphosate's devastating impact on nutrient absorption, inflammation, and gut health, citing studies linking the herbicide to tumor growth and childhood leukemia.

The episode also covers the EU's financial policies, overseas research facilities' potential connection to disease outbreaks, and what they describe as long-term scientific research with troubling implications. Throughout the show, Ted and Austin weave in their commitment to faith, emphasizing the importance of keeping Jesus Christ at the center of one's life while navigating these complex issues.