Not On My Watch Podcast Episode 11

EPISODE 11: Not On My Watch – The show revealing the facts and truth to end the war on children, produced by America’s Future Project Defend & Protect Our Children (PDPC).

Mason Weaver is a Renaissance man. He is a multi-published author, broadcaster, entrepreneur, and a dynamic commentator and public speaker who is true to his belief that “we’re all here for a reason and a purpose…to pay attention and act.”

He minces no words in episode 11 of Not On My Watch with host and investigative journalist Liz Crokin when he recounts his journey through life as a young boy in a small rural town in Missouri to a life-changing event while serving in the Navy that brought him to death’s doorstep; as a member of the Black Panthers in California during the civil rights era and a student of the origins of slavery. It was after learning about slavery through his studies of literature and the Bible that he came to the realization that “my freedom depends on the worship of God.”

Mason has written extensively. During the interview, he explains why he wrote one of his many books, “The Democratic Party Hates America.” He speaks his mind, sharing his opinion about what he thinks about the democratic party and how it took hold of the black community. “The democrats hate success, prosperity, and liberty.” When he worked for the Trump campaign as an advisor on the Black Voices For Trump board, his job was to “stimulate thinking” about the contrast between political ideologies and parties. Government is not the answer to prosperity, he believes. “Hard work, works…you can’t depend on anyone for success but yourself.”

On the issue of child trafficking and exploitation in the black community and across the country, he cautions that “the government isn’t going to do anything about it because the government is involved with it.” To combat child trafficking, he says that it will take a united front of black people and white people working together. “It’s the most vital issue we have in this country that babies are being abused as we speak.”

Watch Episode 11 to learn more about Mason’s near-death experience on a ship back to San Diego after serving in the Navy during the Vietnam War and how it eventually changed his life. Listen as he shares his wisdom and insight about the history of America’s political parties, racism, and the political environment of today, and the importance of opening minds to the true value of self-determination as the guiding light to living a life of freedom and prosperity.
To access his website and books, visit www.masonweaver.com.