Digital Social Hour
Trump's Secret Weapon to Fix the Student Loan Disaster? | Mary Lyn Hammer DSH #1051
Fri, 03 Jan 2025
🎓 Discover Trump's potential strategy to tackle the student loan crisis with Mary Lyn Hammer, the country's first default manager who helped write education laws since 1988! In this explosive interview, she reveals shocking truths about the student loan system and shares insider knowledge about upcoming changes that could affect millions of borrowers. Learn why student loan forgiveness promises may have been misleading, and get the real story behind what's happening with loan payments in 2024. Mary Lyn shares her expertise from working with Trump's transition team and explains why the Department of Education's recent actions matter to every student loan borrower. But that's not all - this powerful conversation also uncovers the truth about Lyme disease's government origins, the education system's hidden problems, and innovative solutions for America's learning crisis. From Ivy League remedial education rates to the truth about standardized testing, this interview exposes the deep-rooted issues in our education system. Watch now to learn about the upcoming changes to student loan policies and what it means for you. Mary Lyn's unique insights as a federal negotiator and education expert reveal what's really happening behind the scenes in Washington. 🏛️ #StudentLoans #TrumpPolicy #EducationReform #StudentDebt #HigherEducation #lymediseaseawareness #holistichealth #pharmaceuticalfacts #alternativemedicine #medication CHAPTERS: 00:00 - Intro 00:27 - Mary Lyn’s Near-Death Experience 05:55 - Government Role Lyme Disease Epidemic 10:25 - Mary Lyn’s Energetic Device 12:56 - Education Insights 14:57 - Student Loan Program Overview 22:01 - On-Ramp Program Explained 22:38 - Mary Lyn’s Top Priority 25:03 - Find Mary Lyn Online APPLY TO BE ON THE PODCAST: https://www.digitalsocialhour.com/application BUSINESS INQUIRIES/SPONSORS: [email protected] GUEST: Mary Lyn Hammer https://twitter.com/marylynhammer https://www.marylynhammer.com/ LISTEN ON: Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/digital-social-hour/id1676846015 Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Jn7LXarRlI8Hc0GtTn759 Sean Kelly Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanmikekelly/
Chapter 1: What are the origins of Lyme disease?
With Lyme disease, it was the fastest growing epidemic in six continents before COVID. And the origination of it was from a federal laboratory in Lyme, Connecticut.
Chapter 2: What was Mary Lyn's near-death experience?
See, I've heard of that, how it was made in a factory. But then they'll just call you a conspiracy theorist if you say that. All right, guys, here with Mary Lynn. We are at America Fest. You ready to get this thing going?
I am.
You got quite a story, so I don't even know where to start. But we got two books here. First one is Over My Dead Body. Look at the cover of this one. It's a little out-of-body experience, it looks like.
Yes, several. So I had Lyme disease and I had an IV port for the treatments and I got a blood infection from the IV port. Wow. And it had a 3% survival rate. So I'm very blessed to be here.
Yeah. So the doctor said that to you, you have a 3% chance?
Well, everything they told me I did research on. Yeah, because my daughter and I both had Lyme disease. She was born with it. And so they would tell me something, and I'd go research it. That was just my personality. And with this blood infection, it truly was an act of God that I'm here on several levels. There was no testing facility for it in the United States. And one of my therapists said...
At one point, she said, you have the same patterns as this woman who passed away, but I'm still in touch with her husband. And so when I was laying in bed and I had turned gray, my hair fell out. Wow. And how old were you? I'd have to calculate that. I was in my early 40s.
Early 40s. Wow.
Yeah. And... So I was just praying that I wouldn't die. And my daughter was only six at the time. And so I called her and I said, would you please call this man and see if you can get the name of the infection? Because they just kept putting me on different antibiotics and nothing was working. And so she called him and he was in Florida. He's the CEO of a big company.
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Chapter 3: How has the student loan system evolved?
The second thing that happened that was really, you know, God just giving messages is over Christmas, this was in September when I almost died. And over Christmas, I decided we needed to do a greens first cleanse and get rid of all the toxins from the antibiotics that we'd been on for three years. And so my daughter and I both started the detox and we both got severely sick. Whoa.
And the doctor said, your blood infection is back. And I totally freaked out. And so he was on the phone with the pharmacist trying to figure out what to put me on. And I was reading the research on his computer and it said it had a biofilm. And I had done quite a bit of research at that time about biofilm.
Chapter 4: What are the key insights about student loans?
It's a fibrin-fibrinogen material, and they had actually pulled it out of my IV port when they were doing a blood draw right before they did emergency surgery to take the port out. And they said it was a fibrin material. And biofilm is a fibrin-fibrinogen material. Okay. The pathogens create it themselves to hide in.
So when you're on antibiotics, it's hiding in this biofilm, and all chronic illnesses have this. So it's hiding in the biofilm, and then when the antibiotics go away, it comes back out.
Wow. So antibiotics can't kill them when they're in the biofilm?
Correct.
Interesting.
Yeah. And so it was dissolving the biofilm. We figured out it was the enzymes. And we did an enzyme protocol at the same time we did antibiotic protocol on both my daughter and I. And the Lyme was gone within six weeks. Wow. And the blood infection took a little longer because I was very, very sick. But that was the final piece of it. There's other pieces. However, that was the final piece of it.
What a story. Because I remember growing up and Lyme disease, they said it was incurable, right? Like you couldn't recover once you got it.
That's what most people think. To this day, that's what most people think.
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Chapter 5: What innovative solutions are proposed for education?
Chapter 6: How does Lyme disease relate to government actions?
Yeah. So the doctor said that to you, you have a 3% chance?
Well, everything they told me I did research on. Yeah, because my daughter and I both had Lyme disease. She was born with it. And so they would tell me something, and I'd go research it. That was just my personality. And with this blood infection, it truly was an act of God that I'm here on several levels. There was no testing facility for it in the United States. And one of my therapists said...
At one point, she said, you have the same patterns as this woman who passed away, but I'm still in touch with her husband. And so when I was laying in bed and I had turned gray, my hair fell out. Wow. And how old were you? I'd have to calculate that. I was in my early 40s.
Early 40s. Wow.
Yeah. And... So I was just praying that I wouldn't die. And my daughter was only six at the time. And so I called her and I said, would you please call this man and see if you can get the name of the infection? Because they just kept putting me on different antibiotics and nothing was working. And so she called him and he was in Florida. He's the CEO of a big company.
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Chapter 7: What is Mary Lyn's energetic device?
And he said, I'll be back on Friday. And this was a Tuesday. And she said, I don't think she'll live that long.
whoa and he called his son and the son went over to the house pulled the mom's medical records and gave us the name of the infection and they got me on the right antibiotic and that turned that turned me around and from that point it was about six weeks before I could walk across a room that's how weak I was and uh and then we right I mean I proved quite a bit and
The second thing that happened that was really, you know, God just giving messages is over Christmas, this was in September when I almost died. And over Christmas, I decided we needed to do a greens first cleanse and get rid of all the toxins from the antibiotics that we'd been on for three years. And so my daughter and I both started the detox and we both got severely sick. Whoa.
And the doctor said, your blood infection is back. And I totally freaked out. And so he was on the phone with the pharmacist trying to figure out what to put me on. And I was reading the research on his computer and it said it had a biofilm. And I had done quite a bit of research at that time about biofilm.
It's a fibrin-fibrinogen material, and they had actually pulled it out of my IV port when they were doing a blood draw right before they did emergency surgery to take the port out. And they said it was a fibrin material. And biofilm is a fibrin-fibrinogen material. Okay. The pathogens create it themselves to hide in.
So when you're on antibiotics, it's hiding in this biofilm, and all chronic illnesses have this. So it's hiding in the biofilm, and then when the antibiotics go away, it comes back out.
Wow. So antibiotics can't kill them when they're in the biofilm?
Correct.
Interesting.
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Chapter 8: How can understanding Lyme disease help in policy making?
Because the Lyme originated in the 1970s. They've literally spent decades covering it up. And then all of a sudden they're promoting it. And I was like, what is happening right now? So I'm a researcher. So I dug in and I found out that they're getting ready to release the vaccine.
For Lyme? Yes. So they're going to start making our kids get it, right?
Yes. And Lyme is like, it's the same reason why the vaccines don't work for viruses. Lyme mutates. Yeah. viruses mutate. So if they don't develop it the way in which it mutates, it's not going to work. And that's why it's very, very seldom that a flu vaccine will ever work. Any kind of a virus, they all mutate. And Lyme mutates.
So unless whatever the vaccine is at the moment is in the same form that the infection is in, which could be parasitic or You know, there's 14 different life forms. So if it's not the right form, it's not going to do anything except put the pathogens in the box.
crazy.
And the reason why they have held back on the vaccine is because there's no studies that have been done to date for people who get vaccinated if they already have Lyme disease. And it's so misdiagnosed and underdiagnosed that that's a real risk. And so it's been pulled back. But that's why all of a sudden there's all this action around Lyme disease.
We'll add that to the 78 vaccines they're giving kids right now.
Yeah, it's crazy.
There'll be another few right there.
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