Topic: Public Health Emergency

The narrative of "public health emergencies" is described as a recurring tool for global power grabs. Maria Z notes that while many people complied during COVID-19, there is now a massive awakening occurring across the political spectrum. She emphasizes that the globalists are moving toward their end goals because they realize the public is increasingly aware of their tactics.

Dr. David Martin joins the show to discuss the WHO's declaration of an MPox emergency. He argues that these public health declarations are timed to suppress freedom of assembly and speech ahead of the 2024 election, similar to the tactics used during the 2020 COVID-19 pandemic.

Attorney Todd Callender joins Maria Z to discuss the "attack on water" in Idaho. He explains that the EPA and the Army Corps of Engineers have entered into agreements that allow for dictatorial regulation of water. Callender argues that the "public health emergency" declaration from March 2020 is being used to suspend constitutional rights and seize control of the food and water supply.

The Governor of New Mexico attempted to suspend the Second Amendment by declaring gun violence a "public health emergency." This move was met with widespread non-violent resistance, as citizens and local sheriffs refused to comply. The segment highlights this as a successful example of standing up for constitutional rights against executive overreach.

Drew Hernandez analyzes the resistance to the New Mexico gun ban as a sign that Americans will not surrender their inalienable rights. He warns that globalists use "public health emergencies" as a blueprint for government overreach, whether for COVID, guns, or climate change. Hernandez suggests that future "climate lockdowns" may be preceded by state-sponsored arson, comparing the tactic to Emperor Nero burning Rome.

Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham of New Mexico declared a public health emergency to justify a temporary ban on carrying firearms in Albuquerque. The segment argues that this move undermines the Second Amendment by targeting law-abiding citizens while failing to address crime caused by defunded police and open borders. This is described as a "trial balloon" for broader national gun control measures.

The Biden administration's decision to end the COVID-19 emergency on May 11 is criticized as a political move rather than a scientific one. Dr. Peter McCullough argues that the emergency should have ended in January 2021 when hospital capacity stabilized. The 1976 Public Health Emergencies Act is referenced as a tool meant to prevent executive branch power grabs.