05/28/25 Judicial Kritarchy Exposed: FBI Labels Vaccine Critics as Domestic Extremists

In this episode, Ted and Austin Broer examine judicial overreach, government surveillance, and economic pressures while offering practical health guidance and product updates.

The hosts begin by introducing their new durable shakers, designed to withstand drop and throw testing, before transitioning to a serious discussion about "kritarchy"—a system where judges hold ultimate power. Ted explains how this judicial authority has been used to block Trump's immigration policies, arguing that corrupt judges have assumed "God-like authority" in preventing the deportation of illegal immigrants. He references Paul Craig Roberts' assessment that only minimal deportations will occur due to judicial interference.

International developments receive attention as Austin discusses French President Macron's endorsement of Freemasonry and its anti-Christian ideology. The hosts examine how Masonic influence has shaped French society and culture, particularly regarding end-of-life issues and secular governance.

A disturbing revelation emerges through a Freedom of Information Act request showing the FBI has labeled critics of COVID-19 vaccines and mask mandates as "domestic violent extremists." The hosts connect this to broader concerns about free speech suppression and government overreach, while noting the CDC's removal of COVID-19 vaccines from children's immunization schedules due to safety concerns.

Economic analysis focuses on tariff impacts affecting major retailers like Walmart, with Austin detailing how import duties on Chinese goods have forced price increases on everyday items including baby dolls and household products. The conversation explores how these tariffs create inventory management challenges and ultimately burden consumers.

Media manipulation takes center stage as Ted exposes pharmaceutical companies' control over television news through expensive advertising campaigns. He explains the circular ownership between media outlets and pharmaceutical corporations, criticizing the lack of skeptical coverage regarding drug side effects and safety concerns.

Health advocacy features prominently with Austin promoting collagen supplements and sharing customer testimonials about improvements in hair, skin, and nail health. The hosts provide practical advice for managing post-workout nutrition and blood sugar levels while emphasizing the importance of avoiding processed foods.

Political tensions surface in discussion of a religious rally in Seattle that descended into chaos after transgender counter-protesters targeted a woman with three children. Ted uses this incident to criticize the politicization of transgender issues and their impact on public discourse.

The episode concludes with audience engagement, as Austin seeks feedback on a potential new collagen product packaging format, demonstrating the hosts' commitment to meeting listener needs while maintaining their focus on health, freedom, and truth-telling in an increasingly complex world.