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3:22:50 at thealexshowstore.com. While you're at it, get Methylene Blue, Iris Seamoss and more. And check out the patron apparel, thealexshowstore.com. Hey guys, welcome back to the Alex Jones Show. My name is Kelsey Sharron and we are going through all of the super positive things about euthanasia in May today. And then soon, don't worry, we are also going to get into the uncomfortable topic of the most recent shooter and the mental health crisis that is going on pretty much everywhere in the globe.
3:23:26 But as I was stating before, if you guys weren't here, we were just going through the new bills that are being introduced into America, which are going to cover euthanasia, well, made, poisoning, killing you to death by your doctor. And it's important to note, because I've stated this before, you already have 14 jurisdictions offering made to your loved ones who are track one only. And that is just the way it starts. Track one, if you have never heard of it before, it's just really simple. You're terminally ill. You're gonna die. And they give you a certain day waiting period before you can be killed by your doctor. Now... Don't get me wrong. People get old. People go through cancer. People go through pain. People go through really hard things. But it doesn't mean our doctors should have the right to kill you. They're supposed to heal you. That's what the Hippocratic Oath is, at least that's what it was. But that's not where we are now. These new bills are going to expand. So I'm going to list, I know it sounds like I'm repeating myself, but we're going to list the states that are already offering Maid and the newest one, which was New York.
3:24:29 And then we're gonna go through the ones that are coming next. Now, Compassion and Choices, as I stated before, right after this, we're gonna do a breakdown of how financially flush these guys are because they are who I am up against. And I gotta tell you, with over $33 million in the bank, I have an uphill climb. So the states that currently provide maid and by provide maid, I mean kill your loved ones are Maine, Hawaii, California, Colorado, Delaware, Illinois, Montana, New Jersey, New Mexico, Oregon, Vermont, Washington state, Washington DC. And the newest you guys heard about in the media the past couple of weeks is New York.
3:25:10 Kathy Hogel put that one in because she's a real treat because she took her time and really just broke down the fact that her mother had ALS and you know wish she could help her out. You know what I got to tell you side tangent story. You know a friend of mine Alex Shadenberg told me this great story one day he goes I was at a conference about MADE and one of the doctors was saying well her mother was She was mating her and she just wasn't dying fast enough, so she put a pillow over her face to make it end faster. No, I'm not joking. These doctors are great. These are what we call killers. They're good times. So you do not want this in your state, friends. You do not want this in America. You know, the America that is coming back, the one that exists, the freedom-loving, freedom of speech, freedom of movement, gun rights,
3:25:55 Just great America. I need you guys to pay attention because you can stop these states from expanding. So the first new bill that has come up was introduced in 2025 by a representative, Matt Pierce, out of Indiana. The House bill is 1011. It's important for you guys to know that because this is who you call and reference and say, no thanks. We don't really want our loved ones to be murdered in Indiana. It's kind of a problem for us. So you guys got to give him a call and let him know we're not here for it. Arizona, holy bananas. Can you guys tell me the correlation between Arizona and Florida? Is it that I don't know the majority of the population is elderly and aging and frail? Because I'm going to bet it is because Compassion and Choices has made it abundantly clear that they are planning to not only roll out
3:26:47 but expand rapidly in terms of funding with the Rabin Group in changing the narrative in Arizona and Florida. And yes, I am aware Florida does not have a bill on the floor right now, but in Compassion and Choice's own words, they have stated that they plan to split the Republican libertarian vote using funding and the Rabin Group on the ground to actually change the narrative so that Floridians and Arizonans, how is that? the Arizona's Arizonians. You guys are great. You have nicknames for all your states. The people in Arizona are going to be killed by their doctors if this bill goes through. So on January 20th, 2026.
3:27:28 This is when they would authorize the medical aid in dying in Arizona. The bill was introduced by Representative Christopher Mathis with a co-sponsor, Oscar de los Santos. Sorry, you guys have a lot of Mexican names. I'm not used to them. The bill is assigned to both the Health and Human Services Rules Committee and the made bill would allow the terminally ill, the mentally capable adults with prognosis of six months or less to live to option the request to obtain or obtain or stop medication if they choose to die peacefully in their sleep if their suffering becomes unbearable. I love the words they use, peaceful, die in their sleep. None of this is peaceful, by the way. If you use maid, I can show you some case studies. It's not peaceful.
3:28:18 So just like I stated, it takes, you know, on average, the longest we have is 137 hours to die. I don't know how peaceful that is, guys. Iowa. Now, I know Iowa is a battleground state for you guys. Well, this one should spark interest. February 3rd of this year, so just a week ago, week and a half ago, the HF2262 bill, which would authorize medical aid in dying in Iowa, was introduced by Representative Ken Crockin And this bill is referred to in the Health and Human Services Subcommittee right now. It's important because, I mean, if you guys pay that much attention to your voting in Iowa, you should probably pay attention to the fact that Iowa wants to kill its citizens. Kentucky. I never thought I'd see the day when Kentucky would want this. January 15th, 2026, House Bill 408, which would authorize Maid in Kentucky, was introduced as well.
3:29:12 by a few different representatives and the bill is assigned both to the House Committee as well as the Human Services, Health and Human Services. Mass! Oh my goodness, January 16th, 2025, the end of life options. There's your words right there. Do you guys remember how I said they're going to change the language? How they're going to change up all of the verbiage? Because if you change the verbiage, Kels, Well, then it's not really killing, is it? It's end of life. No, it's not. It's still suicide and your doctor still murders you. Let's be very clear about that. They've talked about this bill because this one was a relative of the end of life options and it was brought forward by the Joint Committee on the Public Health. This was back in July of 2025. Now, the problem is, is the Joint Committee of Public Health has already done a vote on this and the bill is now in the Joint Committee of Healthcare Financing.
3:30:01 The reason you need to pay attention to that one, because this bill has been carried over into 2026, is because if it's in healthcare financing, that means they're looking at dollars. And when you start incentivizing people with dollars, well, now you're cooking with something, because this is where the conflict of interest come in. Because wouldn't it be great if our healthcare system could just save billions of dollars euthanizing people instead of actually giving them healthcare? That's why you have to take a look at Mass because they are specifically looking at healthcare financing. Minnesota, okay, I have a conspiracy but I feel like it's Alex Stroz so I might as well lean in. Minnesota, this one's fun because everywhere I look in Minnesota something is going wrong. Something is going wrong. People are losing their minds and why are they losing their minds? Well,