03/28/25 Billion-Dollar Scams to Spike Protein Cancer: America's Hidden Crisis

In this episode, Ted and Austin Broer expose alarming government waste and pharmaceutical deception while offering practical solutions for protecting health during increasingly uncertain times.

The father-son duo begin by analyzing Elon Musk's shocking revelations about federal spending, highlighting a $1 billion survey that should have cost merely $10,000-$15,000. They detail Musk's warning that without controlling such waste, the United States faces potential bankruptcy. Adding to these concerns, they note that an astounding 40% of Social Security Administration calls are from scammers, while inefficient paper record systems continue to drain taxpayer resources.

Health concerns take center stage as they examine new research from Brown University debunking the myth that red wine reduces cancer risk. Both hosts emphasize that excessive alcohol consumption links to over 740,000 cancers globally annually, with the World Health Organization now recommending zero alcohol intake. They suggest resveratrol extract as a healthier alternative for those seeking wine's benefits without its dangers.

Privacy issues receive scrutiny as they discuss 23andMe's bankruptcy and the troubling potential sale of customer genetic data to the highest bidder. Ted shares a personal anecdote about overhearing conversations regarding DNA testing monetization, while Austin strongly advises users to delete their data immediately to protect their genetic privacy.

The most alarming segment covers a top oncologist's warning connecting the global epidemic of aggressive cancers to spike proteins from COVID-19 vaccines. Dr. Soon Ching's research suggests these proteins enter every blood cell, causing chronic inflammation and immune suppression. Both hosts recommend specific antioxidants and vitamins to help mitigate potential vaccine-related health risks.

Food quality concerns emerge as they expose the dangers of MSG and other excitotoxins in processed foods, referencing Dr. Russell Blaylock's book "Excitotoxins: The Taste That Kills." They connect these additives to chronic inflammation, addiction-like behavior, and neurological damage.

The episode features an in-depth analysis of Susan Humphreys' controversial claims on Joe Rogan's podcast that polio wasn't eradicated but simply redefined after vaccine introduction. Ted shares personal stories of friends who allegedly developed polio after vaccination, questioning official narratives about vaccine safety testing.

Additional topics include predictions of gold reaching $4,500 per ounce, ATF entrapment concerns, pharmaceutical industry corruption, and the impacts of artificial food diets on children's developing brains.