Warner Mendenhall
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jan 2025
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Oh, what a pleasure and an honor to be here today. I am all about fighting the fraud in every way we can. And I think that this crisis, you know, it was driven a lot by money that was just spread all over the country and all of our institutions. and it corrupted our hospitals, it corrupted our education institutions, and everybody knows that.
They were bribing contractors, federal contractors, to get the shots in people's arms of the federal contractors. Millions of dollars in bonuses to the companies that would get their employees up to 90%. They were threatening hospitals to pull their Medicare funding and their Medicaid funding if they didn't get shots in their nurses' arms.
and this is for a drug that you and i now know and i think everybody knows is completely ineffective any claim for this drug that it solves covet or prevents covet is out the window at this point um and and there has been tremendous damage and i do want to talk about that a bit too there's been tremendous damage to our population both in the millions of additional disabled and i believe
About half a million people have died from taking the shot. We are currently representing people. One of my clients, unfortunately, is extremely ill. Her spinal cord has been damaged. Her diaphragm no longer works properly. She's having trouble breathing. And she's 40 years old. And she took it because of her job. That's a lady named Danny Baker, by the way.
She goes by Coerce Nurse on Twitter, and she's a fantastic client to have, and we're going to try to make a point with that. So, you know, and I think that that's, you know, we also, this has been a remarkable event in every way. And one of the things that I find most compelling is that the American citizens really stood up for their own constitutional rights.
Millions of people walked off the job because they sensed that their rights were being violated by their employers and by government. And so we've had a real awakening to our constitutional rights, to privacy, to religious freedom, to medical freedom, to the right to speak. All of those rights now have been, I think, revived in the population because they came under attack by our own government.
And our government came at us through every institution in our daily lives. And I've been thinking about how to describe what's going on here because it's very different. In the past, we've had civil rights movements that have always been about expanding the rights, protecting various groups, women, racial minorities, gay people, expanding the rights.
What we have here, though, is sort of an inversion. The inversion has been that the government now is seeking to strip us of our rights. They've been taking our rights. We all know that in every area. And so what we as citizens in this new civil rights movement is we're reclaiming the Constitution. We're reclaiming our individual rights. And that's partly about what we're litigating.
I know we want to talk about accountability, but that accountability for violating our rights is a huge, tremendous part of this. And so many millions of people have stood up to this.
That's correct. I'm aware of the grand jury process in Florida. I'm not sure I'm completely up to date. I don't want to claim that. But I think that what we see here is that citizen-led efforts like these grand juries are remarkably powerful. And people may not realize this, but there are some states such as California, Washington, I think Wisconsin-
that citizens themselves can work to impanel these grand juries. Now, there's a lot of resistance to that. This is an old mechanism that's been in place since the founding, but it all had to do with the founders' respect for the citizens and the empowering of citizens to hold government and even corporations in check. I mean, after all, by corporations, I mean it this way.
A jury has the power to have a death penalty for a corporation and a corporate life by its jury verdicts. So juries are an incredible place where we're very much empowered. And that's one of the things that the group, you're aware of the group that kind of came together around COVID, Freedom Council. And that's on Twitter, it's at freedom underscore council.
But that's a group of attorneys who all had stood up individually throughout the United States to fight all these insults to our constitutional right and defend and work with all these millions of people who had the courage to stand up and fight.
And then we have won tremendous battles in the last four years for religious rights, educational rights, employment rights, and we're pursuing rights against hospitals right now. because of the batteries that are caused for lack of informed consent. We're going after employers for violating religious rights and the right to bodily autonomy and medical exemptions.
And those cases, as you may have seen, we've had multi-million dollar verdicts now come out of The Bart case in San Francisco and the case in Michigan, I think that was $12 million out of Michigan. So we're actually getting the juries are speaking up. And remember, Bart, I'm going over that too quickly. San Francisco, $10 million verdict in the most liberal city in the country. I saw that.
Exactly. I think that is the project for the rest of my life anyway. I'm 62 years old. And what I want to do is help people understand. And I think people get it at a really a gut level. That's why so many millions of people stood up and fought. But we need to make sure that we're empowering people, that we understand that we're a movement, first of all.
And that we need to come together, which we're doing as quickly as possible. And, you know, you participate in Brownstone, and that's a remarkable group of people that are really intelligently thinking this through. And there's many, many other groups throughout the United States that our group, Freedom Council, is partnering with, working with.
And I think all these groups can come together to restore and reclaim our basic constitutional liberties. And it really goes to the heart of the founding of this country. Our country is still unique in the world in terms of its respect for the individual and its rejection of this collectivist mentality that we see in China and even in Europe, frankly, for that matter.
you know, where everyone's treated as one and there's no differentiation. That is not how we, that's not what we believe here.
We've always been about individual rights and people have really stood up and are continuing to stand up and Freedom Council as a group is trying to make sure we develop pathways for citizens to be empowered to defend their rights and to fight and reclaim this country for what it really is.
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