Surviving America 024

[00:00:00] Society in every state is a blessing. A government, even in its best state, is but a necessary evil. The future has already arrived. I want to talk about the Greater PBN Network this morning.

[00:00:28] I'm not sure what's going on with my headphones. I can't really hear myself. Chatroom, let me know that you can hear me. I want to talk about the Greater PBN Network this morning. I think it's a vital thing for us to discuss. And I'm switching to the microphone right now. Test, we're in.

[00:00:53] You know, I'm going to plop something up here on the background. It's going to explain what it is we're talking about today. A bunch of things, a bunch of different things. But the Greater PBN Network is an important one to discuss because of a new relationship that we have, thanks to Chin. You know, so many people in this network do things for us that... Thank you, Jay Ferg. Good morning.

[00:01:25] That... You know, you always hear people talk about network and networking and all that kind of stuff. Particularly if you're in business and all that kind of stuff. But, you know, the Greater PBN Network is available to everyone. It really is. It's available to everyone. And... Let's take a look at Comms Depot. Okay? In all transparency, Comms Depot is a sponsor here at Prepper Broadcasting Network, at least for a period of time.

[00:01:56] I was introduced to Austin, who runs Comms Depot, by Chin Gibson, our comms man. I mean, if we were to break out the Prepper Broadcasting Network into some hierarchy, he would... You know, with speciality. He would be our comms guy. He is the guy who kind of is... Ate up with it, you know? And he introduced me to Austin, and Austin is living...

[00:02:20] He's active duty, military, abroad, with family, you know, doing the thing. And he runs this amazing website, which has become... It's brand new. It's brand spanking new. You've probably never heard of it before. It is an intersection of top-tier comms gear. You can look at the subcategories here. Top-tier comms gear and top-tier comms gear companies.

[00:02:48] Now, you've heard of some of these companies on PBN before. Mad Gear Company. I oftentimes wear their t-shirt. Been sort of buddied up with them guys over on Instagram for a while. We even talked about a project that we were going to work on some... I don't know. I think it was around Christmas time. And, you know, maybe that happens. Maybe... I don't know. Life is busy. But, you know, it's a headquarters.

[00:03:17] Radio Made Easy. You see this Radio Made Easy guy? Radio Made Easy is... Prepper Camp. Prepper Camp guy. I remember talking to him this year. So, what I'm getting at is, you know, emergency comms is a thing. First of all, I want to thank Chin. I want to thank Austin. What the commander's on the hook for in 2025 is talking to you guys about comms and having a focus on comms.

[00:03:49] Emergency comms in particular. Cell phones go down. You know, an option outside of a high-bill satellite phone. Which, if you got the money, you could do that. Right? But there are other technologies out there. And I really think, like, we are... As preppers always are. We are at the point, and we've done this with other products and other services and other things. Preppers roam into an area of emergency preparedness.

[00:04:17] And we hone that thing down, baby, and we create something awesome. That's just what preppers do. They've done it. I mean, you look at all the things that are out there and that are available to the general public now. For when they're scared or nervous or worried about a thing. Most all of them come from prepper talk, prepper ideas, prepper businesses. You know, all that kind of stuff. It's just... Like I always say, we really build the infrastructure for emergency preparedness for the average person.

[00:04:46] That's what the prepper community has proven to do over the years. And this is just another example of that. You know what I mean? We got a bunch of these different companies. All listing products here at commsdepot.com. And, you know, this is a two-fold mention. Number one, it was to discuss this amazing company. By the way, all American-made radios, products, those kinds of things.

[00:05:15] That's going to be the focus. Or if not American-made radios, American suppliers and such, right? So you're not going to Amazon and you're not, you know, doing the whole Amazon loop of Chinese water torture. Oh, man, that coffee. Okay. I'm a little wired up because I got thrown a curveball. So visit commsdepot.com.

[00:05:38] We are likely to have Austin on the network for a comms depot emergency communications segment in the future. Okay? That's what's working. That's what's in the works on top of all of this. Okay? So check commsdepot.com out. Great company. You know, it's a great company filled with other great companies. That's what's really cool about it. You know what I mean? So I wake up this morning. This was not on my list of things I wanted to talk about today.

[00:06:08] Today is going to be largely a, we've got a 29,000-year-old skeleton in Thailand that was discovered. Pleistocene era. Kind of a big deal. Brooke Rowland's Raise Your Own Chickens to Save on Eggs. That is Department of Ag. Trump's Department of Ag. Very interesting there. I may talk about the circus yesterday in Congress. That was kind of fun to watch. Two voices.

[00:06:38] Two voices have spoken up now that have me. I can't say that I'm personally concerned. But two voices have spoken up that are, they're important voices in economics to me. And one such voice is Michael Snyder. And they're speaking up on the subject of tariffs. And not in a good way.

[00:07:06] Not in Trump is brazen and bold and making incredible change type of deal. Concerns. You know? Real concerns. So it's something that I think we need to pay attention to. I can't. I got to turn this tracking off. But I don't actually know how. Anyway. So. It's one of these things, guys, where every leader.

[00:07:35] Nobody's perfect. Right? Nobody's perfect. So we may get into that. I don't know if that's the first thing I want to touch on. The first thing I want to touch on is the surprise I got clicking and starting the show. For those of you listening on YouTube, there's no one listening on YouTube. No one is listening on YouTube. Do you know why no one's listening on YouTube? This is bananas to me. But this is the reality of the situation.

[00:07:58] Nobody's listening on YouTube because we had the audacity to publish a podcast yesterday by Judson Carroll. Actually, I don't even know if it was a podcast from yesterday. Let me check. Because it looked like an older one to me. Yeah. It's from last week, I think. We had the audacity to publish. God, it's even older than last week.

[00:08:27] See, if you didn't see my Doomsday Switch podcast from last week, you have to watch that to understand what we're dealing with. Right? You have to understand what it is we are dealing with over at YouTube and why PBN membership is the... If you want to see us, that's what it takes. Okay? That's what it takes. Rumble, you don't make any money on Rumble. You know what I mean? This doesn't work.

[00:08:54] Maybe one day you get a bunch of bunch of bunches of people watching you all the time. PBN membership floated us through the censorship of 2020 and heretofore will float us. You know what I mean? That's what gets the job done. Sponsors are great. They help. Right? But the truth of the matter is it's the PBN membership that gets it done. I go to click the live show and get everything started. And, you know, it's live streamed to our three platforms we live streamed to.

[00:09:21] And YouTube has not only taken down our podcast, the episode of the podcast. I'll tell you about the extremely divisive and dangerous podcast that was taken down. But now they've eliminated our ability to live stream. I don't know what you're focusing on, Johnny Five, but you're pissing me off.

[00:09:49] So we get into this situation that we've been in, you know, a million times in the past. It's just I don't know what triggers it, but I know we're not welcome. You know, like we're never going to be one of these people with a great big following over on YouTube because of this. Because we have the audacity to post podcasts like the herbal medicine for preppers. The show that was taken down was herbal medicine for preppers.

[00:10:17] The main that the incredibly controversial topic was pine. Medical misinformation is dangerous. Right? You can get somebody killed if they drink a cup of pine needle tea. Look, I'm telling you right now. Judson Carroll has put together a master class.

[00:10:46] About herbal medicine in over the last two years on PBN for PBN. Right? Herbal medicine for preppers is a weekly show here on PBN. He taught this. He talks about herbal remedies and herbal medicinal plants probably better than anyone. I mean, truly. I don't know anyone who does as good as him, as naturally as him, with the type of experience that he has. He's a gem. He should be like on the phone with RFK. You know what I mean?

[00:11:15] He should be on the horn with RFK Jr. They should be saying, Judson, put something together for us, for the American people. They can heal themselves. They can strengthen their immune systems with tree bark. Instead, right? We put a show up called... I'll show you the email. Called herbal medicine for preppers.

[00:11:38] And the deadly and devious misinformation that was listed in that show was... Pine. Pine. Pine. So now we can't go live on YouTube anymore. You know, basically the YouTube career over at... For PBN once again is probably over. Because immediately, you know, I jumped over to go on Facebook Live.

[00:12:08] We'll see what that's all about. I don't know. I warned you when I hit the doomsday switch that things could happen. Right? But it does make you wonder why. It certainly makes you wonder why. Why? Let's take a look. Let's take a look at this amazing number from YouTube. You see right here? It looks like the herbal medicine for preppers pine didn't follow community guidelines.

[00:12:38] And you can scroll down there and you'll see. We think your content didn't follow the medical misinformation policy. It says something about bodily harm or death. Come on, YouTube. Such a joke, man. So, this is the deal. You know, last night I was watching Donald Trump talk about the federal government and executive actions and free speech and no censorship and so on and so forth.

[00:13:08] Look, no matter what anyone says, doesn't matter how much you love the guy. I love watching Donald Trump. Okay? I think it's about as much fun as an American loving person can have. You know, when he stood up there yesterday and said, no matter what I say, no matter what I do, no matter what I achieve, that half of the room is not going to clap. They're not going to smile and they're not going to stand up. I thought it was just great. It was great. It was hilarious. It was 100% right.

[00:13:35] And, you know, it showed that ilk for all that they are. And I don't even want to talk about them. You know, they're so irrelevant. They're so lost that they almost need to, like, politically suicide all of themselves. Politically. Politically. Not actually. Right? But they almost need to, like, seriously all resign for the sake of the Democrat Party.

[00:14:03] Like, everyone resign and just backfill with humans, normal human beings. They had their little micro protests last night. And, you know, it is what it is. So, whatever. You know, this is one of these things. It's not going to get me down or anything like that. Because I expected it. You know? I just want you to understand what it is that we do here. You know?

[00:14:30] I want to understand the value of what it is the Prepper Broadcasting Network brings. And I want you to understand that the way that we keep this machine rolling is through memberships at pbnfamily.com. So, you go to pbnfamily.com down below and there's a link there. You go and sign up for a membership and help support our ability to tell you about unbelievably dangerous secrets like pine trees. Okay?

[00:15:00] Now, it's true. A lot of healing properties in the pine tree. We're never going to stop. We're never going to stop. It seems silly to say it. But we're never going to stop being ahead of what's coming. We're never going to stop telling the truth. We're never going to stop bringing to light the old ways that people used. You know, we fundamentally were flagged and got a community strike and not allowed to go live.

[00:15:25] Because we're talking about the ways that people have healed themselves and so forth on that show for millennia. Right? But how long do you think people have figured out that the pine tree and the pine sap and the pine needles all had medicinal properties? Right? Like, come on, man. Garden girl in the house. What is up? Thanks for joining us. Sorry. I'm bitching over here about YouTube.

[00:15:51] They took Judson Carroll's podcast down, which is hilarious to me. The things that I listen to and watch on YouTube. And they slapped us on the wrist and we're not allowed to go live over there. Ho-hum. Ho-hum. Ho-hum. Check this out, though. This is pretty cool. I'm not going to bring it up. I'm not going to bring the article up. There's too many ads on it. 70 ads on this mediaite.com website.

[00:16:17] But Trump agriculture boss says cash-strapped Americans can raise their own chickens to save on eggs. You know, there's a... There's a... This... If you took Trump out and you added Biden or if you took Trump out and you added Obama, like, this would be a... It would be one of those, you know. But the T words at the beginning of the article. So people are going to, you know.

[00:16:44] USDA predicts egg prices will spike 41% in 2025. President Donald Trump's Secretary of Agriculture, Brooke Rollins, has a message for egg consumers left hungry by out-of-control egg prices. See, I may have to reach out to Brooke just with an email. Because I think the broader message and the message that these guys are missing is... What is this pen? Where's my real pen?

[00:17:14] Look, when you're a commander, you need to have an appropriate pen. Okay? Now, I do actually have a professional pen. But it's in a case behind me. And Chin actually gave him his really nice pen. But it... You... My wife got me this pen. This shit is so cool. Our dog's name is Bowser. And also when we play Mario Party as a family, I'm always Bowser. And I always win. I do. I win too much, actually. It's kind of...

[00:17:44] I gotta... Pair that back a little. I like to see the kids win. Then the kids win a bunch. Then I wanna see my wife win. You know what I mean? But if I get in there and really go... Because I'm a dork. Don't you understand? Games, video games, that kind of stuff. I'm winning. But anyway... Brooke. The battle that needs to be fought is not for people to keep chickens. I think most people get it. They like the idea.

[00:18:12] The battle is the restrictions, right? Oh my god, Jay Ferry. Let me put that down. That has to happen today. I'm so sorry. I'm gonna open that phone call with an apology. Don't worry. We gotta get him on. Did you watch Monday's show? Monday's show was great. Succession planting, greenhouse growing. Not hearsay, but the real thing from a guy who's running a business in Wyoming. You gotta watch Monday's show.

[00:18:40] Monday's show is so valuable. You got a guy who's growing food. He sold $85,000 worth of produce last year, right? $85,000. And he did it out of three greenhouses on a third of an acre with succession planning. What else do you want to hear about? Right? If you've got problems growing food, what else do you want to hear about?

[00:19:10] I am considering just doing away with raised beds altogether. Well, maybe not doing away with the raised beds, but covering two, making two large greenhouse tunnels. Do you know why? Because one of the things about greenhouses that I never thought about till watching him and that podcast, even though we didn't talk about it. But one of the things about greenhouses was the food is protected from the wildlife and the home life.

[00:19:39] They look cool. You know what I mean? That kind of thing. But the protection is what kind of perked me up. You know, there's no... You shut it. It's closed. The rabbits can't get in. And if you got deer problems, all that kind of stuff. The other cool thing I was thinking about is that I could also throw a greenhouse beyond the fence line. Like, everything I grow, I tend to grow within the fence line because we have... I have a ranch. A whitetail ranch behind my house. Like, it's insane.

[00:20:09] We have herds of deer. And they destroy everything. You know that. You know what I mean? They destroy everything. The solution is a greenhouse out back. Out Outback, right? I don't know. It was a great show. Check it out. But I really like this. Brooke Rollins has a message for egg consumers. Rollins offered the bizarre advice. This is bizarre advice.

[00:20:35] Saturday after anchor Rachel Campos Duffy raised the possibility of an investment in small farms to boost egg production. I think the silver lining in all this... I like this, Brooke Rollins. I think the silver lining in all this is how do we, in our backyards... We've got chickens, too, in our backyard. How do we solve for something like this? And people are sort of looking around and thinking, wow, well, maybe I can get a chicken in my backyard. And it's awesome. That's what she says. And it's awesome.

[00:21:04] You got a homesteader. You got a homesteader at least. Probably a prep or two. But you got at least a homesteader in this Brooke Rollins. And I don't know. I'm going to reach out to her. We'll see what happens. You know? We'll see what happens. I'm not looking for anything. I'm not looking to gain anything. You know, maybe it'd be cool to have her on. That'd be cool. But it's a big deal. You know what I mean? It's a solvable problem.

[00:21:34] I've been talking about that for weeks. It's a solvable problem. You know? Just what it is. What do you guys think about the new look? This is how we're going to do it from here on out. I moved the desk around a little bit. I don't know why I did it this way. But it just is what it is. I like it. I have one fatal flaw. Look just above my head. We'll probably get a little better lighting back there, too.

[00:22:03] But just above my head here is the EDC kit from Lima Tango Survival. And it looks really great. But the problem is... Well, it's not lit enough. It needs better lighting. But the problem is, boom. When I'm sitting here talking, the positioning is off. Right? Is what it is. What else are we doing today, folks? What do you want to get into? What do you guys want to talk about? Global trade war. I got global trade war.

[00:22:31] I got 29,000-year-old skeleton. I'm not looking to go too long. Because we're going to run up... And do an early save on the children today. We've got some weather rolling in today. Some serious weather. Possible tornadoes. That kind of stuff. Jay Ferg says, let's talk about Canada and the trade war. All right. Let's get into it. This is one of those things. This is one of those things where we've got to keep an open mind and we've got to watch it.

[00:23:01] I'd love to put this article up for you guys to see. But let's try. I'll try. Okay? But if it starts an epileptic seizure, then I have to take it down. You see these things, man. They have so many ads on them. It's unbelievable. You're just like, how? See, look. The whole thing is an ad. I hope Michael Snyder's making good money on all these ads. That's all I can say. Okay. Okay.

[00:23:31] Let's go. The global trade war is officially on. Trudeau calls Trump dumb and China promises to fight to the bitter end. Let's look at the good stuff. Canada and China swiftly announced retaliatory tariffs against the U.S. on Tuesday, shortly after long-threatened levies by the Trump administration on those countries in Mexico took effect.

[00:23:53] Donald Trump's new 25% tariffs on imports from Mexico and Canada were imposed at 12.01 a.m. Eastern time, along with a doubling of duties on some Chinese goods to 20%. The Canadian economy is going to be thrown into a major downturn by these tariffs, but the Canadian prime minister has foolishly decided that this is a battle that his nation needs to fight. I thought he resigned. Didn't Trudeau resign?

[00:24:25] He has resigned as well as he's done everything else in the country. It's a great line. Come on. Give me some credit. Justin Trudeau has resigned about as effectively as he's done everything else in his country besides ruin it. Jay Ferg is under tornado watch in South Carolina as well. It's a big storm system, man. It's a big, long storm system coming up the East Coast if you're not paying attention. From the South. So Trudeau wants to die on this hill.

[00:24:54] The prime minister announced Tuesday retaliatory tariffs on U.S. imports to Canada after the U.S. imposed levies of its own. He said 25% of duty on Canada $30 billion worth of U.S. goods would take effect, immediately adding that another 125 billion in products would be hit with the same tariff in three weeks. So, you know, he's standing up to Donald. That's what's going on here.

[00:25:20] Now, Michael Snyder is not 100% on board with all this tariffing and another, what's her name? The economic advisor on the Glenn Beck show. I can't think of her name right now, but I love her segments. I think she does a great job and she is also concerned about this. They're way smarter than I am. At least she is. You know what I mean? For sure. When it comes to economics. But I guess it's, you know, there's got it's a little risk reward type of thing going on.

[00:25:51] Just is what it is, right? During remarks to the press, Trudeau publicly stated that Trump has chosen to what he's chosen to do is dumb. He says, quote, we should be working together to ensure even greater prosperity for the North Americans in a very uncertain and challenging world. Now, it's not in my habit to agree with Wall Street Journal, but Donald, they point out that even though you're a very smart guy, this is a very dumb thing to do.

[00:26:18] He goes on to talk about appeasing Putin and so on. You know, the one that's going to sting is Mexico right off the bat, I think. Restaurants. If I were in the restaurant industry, I'd be very concerned. A lot of produce comes from South America, right? And Mexico in particular. You already have eggs kicking your ass if you're worried about overhead in the restaurant industry.

[00:26:48] You know. I think this is from Shine Bomb down there. Today's reckless decision by the U.S. administration is forcing Canada and the U.S. No, I'm sorry. Wrong. Mexico, our second largest trade partner, Claudia Shine Bomb, has announced that Mexico will impose retaliatory tariffs by the start of next week. She said she'll announce retaliatory tariffs this weekend. We have decided to respond with the tariff and non-tariff measures that I will announce on Sunday, she says.

[00:27:20] What Michael Snyder says, and the reason I'm reading you this article is he says, I can't even begin to describe how much pain this trade war is going to cause for the Mexican economy. The trade with the United States is one of the central pillars of the entire economic system. China is our third largest trading partner, and they are imposing retaliatory tariffs on us too. So, you know, it's a thing. It is a thing, right?

[00:27:45] Jay Ferg says, I'm tickled that the items being taken away from the Canadian people is supposedly going to hurt us. I believe the removal of American products is going to hurt the people more. Yeah, I agree with you. Especially removing all the alcohol from the U.S., all the Canadian whiskeys and stuff. I don't know.

[00:28:10] Again, there are things we needed the nations to, you know, to sort of steel man the tariff thing. There are things we needed those nations to do. You know, Mexico in particular with the southern border. Like, we, they have to do those things. We have to have them help. With the flow of illegals. And they have, you know. And will they continue? I don't know.

[00:28:34] I think Donald Trump will press Mexico further and further because his next move besides just dealing with the border is the cartel. You know? And they did extradite some heads of the cartel, I guess, you know, to the U.S. It's what, the big thing, guys, is it's a thing. It's a thing. You know what I mean? It's not a net win for all. It's not a thing that's going to be great for everybody.

[00:29:02] And I just want you to understand that, you know? We're living in a world where, yeah, I really want to get Tim. I know I got to reach out to Tim. That would be fun. We're living in a world right now. And that's good. And it's fun, man. And listen, the alternative would be, I don't know what it would be. I really don't know what my plans would be.

[00:29:27] If we were doing shows like How to Survive Kamala for the next four years, I don't know what my personal plans would be. I'd have trouble living the life that I live currently and thinking it was good enough to survive what we were going to deal with four years of Kamala. So, yeah, it is a time to celebrate, undoubtedly. But we got to be careful about the everything's going to be great. God is behind the podium mentality with Donald Trump. You know, he's human.

[00:29:57] Things can go wrong. Things will go wrong. Right? Just is what it is. If you prepare, if you are self-sufficient to some degree, if you produce your own food, store your own food, if you have knowledge and skills tied to the natural world, all this stuff gets easier. Right? You have much less to worry about. What if the price of X goes up?

[00:30:23] Well, if it's a staple food, then we most likely have it stored already. Probably from a year ago. So, those immediate price fluctuations don't hit you in the guts. You know what I mean? It's not like, oh my God. Maybe on like avocados, right? Because you don't have them lying around. Micro protests. Do I want to go on and on?

[00:30:50] I kind of want to talk about this eight-year-old skeleton that was found in Thailand. Let's talk about it. Let's do it. We'll do it. For those of you who don't know, we keep getting older. We keep getting older. There's a weird thing that's happening and it seems cyclical to me. Like this little thing that I'm inside of, the bubble that I'm inside of on the live stream video. For those of you podcasting.

[00:31:23] There's this thing happening. And I want you to picture a circle if you're not watching. But on one side of the circle, we are consistently getting older. You know? Like we used to look at ancient Egypt and be like, damn, that's super old. Like that's really when we started doing cool stuff. Gobekli Tepe pops up, blows that right out of the water, right? 10,000 years old.

[00:31:50] Then the Thai people never thought that there were people in that area roaming around 29,000 years ago. Boom. Now this skeleton. There's a lot in between those two things. But this is just one of the latest. And we find ourselves in a situation again where we keep getting older. You know? And the crazy thing about this particular skeleton found is it was a young kid. I think it was an eight-year-old girl, something like that.

[00:32:17] And she was in, what's the position called? She was laying flat on her back. Her feet were together. She was straight up supine. Right? Is that right? And her head was facing almost perfect southwest. So they're wondering if that was intentional or not. It definitely looked like she was wrapped. Right? Because of the supine position. Because her feet were so close together. She was laid to rest.

[00:32:47] Like she didn't fall over. Like, you know what I mean? She was laid to rest 29,000 years ago in a cave in Thailand. It's a long-ass time ago. You know what I mean? It's a long time ago. Especially in a place where they were like, We weren't around here then. Maybe you were. Somebody was. Right? This is of the utmost interest to me. You know, this is one of those background interests I don't talk about a lot on air.

[00:33:15] But it's prehistoric us is just so amazing to me and interesting to me. And it acts as a counterbalance to the craziness. It always acts as because we think that what we're doing right here and now is what humans do. Right? We think that webcams and AI generated art and podcasts and cups of coffee like are what humans have done. Like this is what it means to be human.

[00:33:45] Not really. Not really. Not really. This is what it means to be human for the last 50 years. Ish. You know? Some of that stuff. What it means to be human is what happened over the last 50, 200,000 years. Right? And it's so important that you have that in your head. When you're figuring out what you are. You know? Why people are doing certain things. And why things culturally happen the way they happen.

[00:34:13] Or why you feel such a weird feeling in certain situations. Right? It's because you got pre-programming that is so old. It's unbelievable. You know? My back door just opened. So either... Come on in! You guys might be in for a treat.

[00:34:42] So either that was the wind. Or behind me there's a big ass knife. Giant knife. One or the other. You know what I mean? One or the other. But anyway, we keep getting older. You know what I mean? That's one side of this sort of cyclical thing. And... The other side of the cyclical thing... Is the technology. Right?

[00:35:09] Like we keep advancing, advancing, advancing technology. And in my head, I just always feel like eventually these two things are going to touch. And something is going to be exposed that is unbelievable. I don't know if it's aliens, God. I don't know what it is. But it just feels like even though we're going backwards and we're going forwards. Right? Backwards. We keep getting older. Forwards. We keep getting more technologically advanced.

[00:35:37] It feels like it's all going to hit at the same point with the same revelation. Could be revelation. And you know... Bingo. So that's why these stories are always interesting to me. And just following this bouncing ball of us being ancient and more old than we think. And having archaeologists and scientists do their weird thing where they're like, Nope! Mm-mm. Nope. That's not true.

[00:36:06] We are definitely not that old. And then they find bones and, you know, living sites and all that kind of stuff. And we're like, well, what about that? It's fun. Anyway. Yeah. Get into it. It's pretty cool. I think I'm going to leave on that note, folks. I do appreciate you guys. It's been quite the morning. Been quite the morning, evening, and tonight. It's been a great week. A little bit full of distractions and such. But it's been a great week.

[00:36:36] We've got the new studio over here. I got the Lima Tango Survival Bag here at the window. It's good, man. And behind that is actually the Point Zero Energy. You guys know what this little instrument is? I've been banging away on this handpan for a while. I think I was looking at live streams, private live streams yesterday for the members. And I was thinking maybe you'll listen to a little relaxing handpan for a member's live stream while you work.

[00:37:06] It's awesome. It's so much fun. The little handpan is. It's a good time. There's a whole musical side of the commander that you guys don't get a taste of very often either. Been at it a while. All right, folks. It's been Surviving America. I do appreciate it. Check out commsdepot.com. You're going to hear a lot about commsdepot.com here and meet Austin. It's going to be good.

[00:37:33] It really is a blessing from our network, and it's going to give us the ability to meet that goal. Right? One of my biggest goals this year. Prepare for the homeland attack. And number two, of course, get everybody squared away with some sort of emergency comm solution. All right? So I got a Rising Republic to put up today. It's Wednesday. The Patriot Power Hour could be live tonight. I'm not sure.

[00:38:01] Anyway, it's the Prepper Broadcasting Network, guys. Listen. Listen. It's not about COVID. It's not about political stance. This way of life that we live and we support and we push on to the public here at the Prepper Broadcasting Network in all facets, it's not quite there yet. It's not quite mainlined enough. Right?

[00:38:28] And we still face crazy censorship, just like YouTube. You know, YouTube has severed us, severed our head over a medicinal podcast, an herbal medicinal podcast about pine trees. We always walk in these areas that are extremely beneficial to the average person, but they require you to think a little bit. Right? They require you to think and figure things out and use common sense and all that.

[00:38:58] YouTube wants to be your common sense. So, look. Go to PBNFamily.com. Do me a favor. Sign up. If you're at Rumble, you can start a subscription over at Rumble. I'll find you and I'll give you a subscription to PBN. They're both kind of the same price monthly anyway. If that's easier for you, I'll give you access to all the podcasts, videos, everything we have over there. But your support goes a long way, man.

[00:39:23] Because these traditional flows of income, they're never going to work for us. And they're never going to work for us because when a new host comes on, I tell them, just say whatever the hell you want to say. Right? Like, there's a lot before that.

[00:39:42] But once I know that they're what I need on the network, once I know that they're a prepper, homesteader, survivalist, whatever the situation is, and they're passionate and they're honest, say what you want to say. That's what I want you to be able to do here at PBN. And not everybody out there in this world wants people saying what they want to say. All right? I'll talk to you soon, PBN family. This has been Surviving America with James Walton.