Nineteen thousand COVID patients came through Dr. Brian Tyson's urgent care clinic, and no federal health agency has ever asked him what worked. In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin talks with the Southern California physician who kept his doors open when most doctors closed theirs, and who says the lessons of the pandemic are still sitting uncollected on the border. Dr. Brian Tyson has practiced medicine for more than twenty years and runs All Valley Urgent Care, with three locations in Imperial County, California. A former emergency room physician and intensive care unit attending, he built outdoor test-and-treat centers when his county became the epicenter of Southern California's outbreak, saw three to four hundred patients a day, and developed a treatment protocol around monoclonal antibodies, budesonide, oxygen, anti-inflammatories, and repurposed drugs. He walks through the first 1,800 patients and what he says happened to the ones treated before day seven of illness. He explains why "there is no treatment" struck him as either extremely naive or something worse, how off-label prescribing actually works, and how a two-and-a-half-hour conversation with the California Medical Board ended. He describes ten months of state data collection inside his own clinic, the two findings he says never made the publication, and the email he got the day after he asked why. He draws the parallel to the AIDS epidemic and the cheap treatment he says was set aside for a new drug. More at jennybethshow.com and teapartypatriots.org.

Vitamin D cut intensive care admissions by about 90 percent in a placebo controlled, randomized, double blinded trial published roughly two months before the first COVID vaccine rolled out. The treatment cost about 30 dollars over the counter, and the side effects came in lower than placebo. Dr. Daniel Stock says nobody acted on it, and that the failure to act is the biggest medical failure he can remember. Dr. Daniel Stock is a functional family medicine physician in Indiana who has practiced direct pay medicine full time since 2017. He accepts no money from insurance companies, employers, governments, pharmaceutical companies, supplement companies, or laboratories. Only from his patients. He says that single decision is the entire reason he was free to read the COVID data honestly in 2020, while colleagues who agreed with him privately were too frightened to say so out loud. In this conversation with Jenny Beth Martin, Stock walks through the trial he calls the pandemic's largest missed opportunity, his charge that the response was not to ignore it but to fund a badly designed one instead, what he calls the financial gun to a doctor's head, and what he saw in Anthony Fauci's Senate testimony as a physician who reads faces for a living. He closes with a playbook for getting your health care dollars out of a system that does not answer to you. More at jennybethshow.com and teapartypatriots.org.

Ivermectin in his pocket, because the hospital pharmacy would not release it. Dr. John Littell, a board certified family physician in Ocala, Florida with more than thirty years in practice, tells Jenny Beth Martin what he saw inside the hospitals during COVID and what it cost him to say so. A new mother who had worked the COVID ward until the day of her c-section sat on the edge of her bed, blue, her oxygen at 80 percent and falling, her baby in the crib beside her. She was not his patient. He walked in with the three milligram tablets he carried for exactly that reason, treated her out of his own supply for close to forty-eight hours, and she went home with her baby in three days. The rest of the hour: respiratory therapists pulling him aside in hospital hallways to say patients were going on ventilators too quickly, what BiPAP did to lungs that had gone brittle, the early treatment protocol a small group of physicians built by comparing notes, the twelve doctors on a Zoom call who became the meeting in San Juan and then the Rome Declaration, and the years he spent labeled unprofessional, blackballed across two states, and reported to a medical board for practicing the medicine he believed in. Dr. John Littell is a board certified family physician, a former Army doctor, and the author of The Hidden Truth. More at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

The Seventeenth Amendment changed who picks your United States senator, and constitutional scholar Bill Norton argues it was never validly ratified. In 1913 the selection of senators moved from state legislatures to a statewide popular vote, and the states lost the single structural check they held over Washington. Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Norton for the bonus conversation following Lesson 3 of the founding-principles training on the U.S. Constitution, and the hour turns on one clause: Article Five says no state, without its consent, shall be deprived of its equal suffrage in the Senate. Norton's reading is that the Seventeenth Amendment therefore required unanimous ratification rather than three quarters of the states, and he says the states that never voted for it still have a case to bring. Along the way: why the three branches were never designed to be equal, the mixed form of government traced from Polybius through Montesquieu to John Adams, the Illinois Senate seat that was bought for $2,500 a legislator and the outrage that pushed the amendment through, why the Senate is poorly built to function as a democracy, the supremacy clause and what "in pursuance thereof" actually requires, nullification from Real ID to marijuana to sanctuary states, and the answer to the objection that repeal would take away your vote. Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar and author whose book Behind the Constitution is in draft and expected later this year. Get the free founding-principles training at teapartypatriots.org/1776. More at teapartypatriots.org and jennybethshow.com.

Fauci's diaries are public, and Dr. Kat Lindley has read them. In this full-length conversation, the Texas family physician tells Jenny Beth Martin what she believes the entries prove: that the man who told America he was the science recommended closing New York City's schools, then went on television and denied having anything to do with school closures at all. Lindley brings a perspective almost no American doctor has. She was born in Croatia when it was still Yugoslavia, grew up under Josip Broz Tito in a Catholic family that was not supposed to discuss its faith out loud, and left at 18 with a single suitcase. Her hometown was attacked the day after she got out. She built a life in Italy, then England, then the United States, went to medical school because a Florida surgeon whose children she was raising asked why she had not, and became a board certified family physician and the president of her state medical society. When the lockdowns started, she says she began recognizing machinery she had seen before. She explains exactly when she knew the mask guidance was not real, why she calls the order to close medical offices a command to stand down, what the proximal origins meeting reveals, and how she fought the World Health Organization pandemic treaty in Geneva before America withdrew for good in January 2026. teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

A pediatrician showed a United States Senate hearing a package insert pulled from a box of the COVID shot. Both sides of it were blank. Within months she had lost her position as a professor of medicine, and her own medical school had reported her testimony to her state medical board. Dr. Renata Moon joins Jenny Beth Martin for the full account. Double board certified in general pediatrics and hospital pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics, with nearly thirty years in practice across a clinic, a hospital, and several medical schools, Dr. Moon paid her own airfare and hotel to testify in Washington in the fall of 2022 at a hearing held by Senator Ron Johnson. She spoke as a private citizen, called her testimony anecdotal, and issued a written press release stating the words were her own. Her medical school opened an investigation anyway, declined to renew her faculty contract in June 2023, and about a week and a half later reported her Senate testimony to the medical board that licenses her. She also describes what she watched happen to children: eight and ten year olds sobbing in her exam room, kids who had not left their homes in over a year, and a myocarditis picture she says changed overnight after two cases in three decades of practice. Born in America to parents who fled the communist Iron Curtain, she explains why she recognizes the pattern, and why she would testify again. teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

Maine voter rolls are not supposed to move on their own. State Representative Barbara Bagshaw was knocking on doors in Windham, the way she does every cycle, when she reached an apartment building she knew was not in her district. She checked her printed books, then the next house, then the next. When she went to her town clerk, the answer was that 110 voters had been relocated out of District 107 and into her District 106. The Secretary of State's office called it a glitch and offered to print her a new voter roll free of charge. Bagshaw won her first race by 23 votes. A friend won a school board seat by seven. Jenny Beth Martin opens the hour with Ambassador Carla Sands, who served as United States Ambassador to Denmark, on the restarted Iran talks the President is calling a last chance, American manufacturing at a four-year high with factory hiring growing for the first time in almost three years, the Todd Blanche attorney general vote, and New Jersey's admission that 6,600 noncitizens landed on its voter rolls with roughly 400 of them casting ballots. They take on Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg calling to revisit the Electoral College, expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices, and grant statehood to Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. The Senate has four scheduled days before it leaves for August, and the SAVE America Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, is not on the calendar. Call 202-224-3121. Learn more at passthesaveamericaact.com, teapartypatriots.org, and jennybethshow.com.

The SAVE America Act has five days left in the United States Senate, and Jenny Beth Martin opens this episode with the math that should make every American angry. The House did its job more than once, passing a budget resolution and the National Defense Authorization Act with the full SAVE America Act attached. Both are sitting in the Senate. Fifty senators are already on record supporting proof of citizenship to register to vote and voter identification to cast a ballot. The votes are not the problem. The calendar is. Jenny Beth lays out why the deadline matters: New Jersey has admitted that 6,600 noncitizens ended up on its voter rolls and still refuses to check them against the federal citizenship database, and Alaska has found more than 3,000. She covers the Supreme Court deadline in Trump v. California, tomorrow's primaries in five states, and former Vice President Kamala Harris calling at the National Urban League to revisit the Electoral College, expand the Supreme Court to 13 justices, and grant statehood to Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia. Drew DiMeglio, a student at Hampden-Sydney College, president of his College Republicans, and a writer for Restoration News, the Carolina Journal, and The College Fix, explains why Gen Z swung right in 2024 and drifted toward socialist candidates since. Houston Gaines, a Georgia state representative and the Republican nominee in Georgia's 10th Congressional District, makes the affordability case. Jim Pfaff, president of The Conservative Caucus, delivers a blunt message to Senate Majority Leader John Thune. teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com

America is not a democracy. The founders studied democracy carefully, rejected it outright, and built something else entirely — and most Americans cannot name what it is. In this third lesson of the Constitution and first principles training series, Jenny Beth Martin sits down with constitutional scholar Bill Norton to answer the question almost nobody can finish: if we are not a democracy, then what exactly are we? Norton skips the checks-and-balances lecture everyone got in civics class and rebuilds the Constitution from the founders' own blueprint. He walks through the five basic forms of government — anarchy, monarchy, oligarchy, democracy, and the republic — and shows why Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa can all call themselves republics while looking nothing like America. He explains why anarchy always collapses into dictatorship and why democracy always collapses into rule by a select few, which is exactly why the elitists who promote democracy know what they are doing. Then comes the framework that makes the whole machine legible: a republic is rule by balance. Norton maps which form of government the founders deliberately placed inside each branch, why the Seventeenth Amendment broke the Senate in 1913, why Supreme Court justices are not appointed for life, and how Marbury versus Madison handed the courts a power the Constitution never granted. Along the way, the story of Elizabeth Powell — the woman who actually asked Benjamin Franklin what he had given us. Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar, coauthor of Speaking the Language of Liberty, and author of the forthcoming Behind the Constitution. teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com

Anthony Fauci pleaded the Fifth more than 100 times in front of the United States Senate, and Jenny Beth Martin has been waiting six years for the country to see it. In 2020 she stood on the steps of the Supreme Court with Dr. Simone Gold, Dr. Joseph Ladapo, Congressman Ralph Norman, and a dozen frontline doctors, warning that the lockdowns and the mandates could cost more than the disease. They went viral, and then they were censored, mocked, and attacked. This week Fauci's private diaries went public. Yesterday he sat in front of Senator Rand Paul's committee and refused to answer a single question, and he would not turn around to look at the Americans in the room who were harmed by his policies. Congressman Mark Harris of North Carolina, a pastor before he was a member of Congress, joins to describe what the mandates did to his church and his funerals, and to walk through everything the House passed before August: the Budget Reconciliation 3.0 framework, the National Defense Authorization Act, a ban on congressional stock trading, and a continuing resolution, each one carrying a piece of the SAVE America Act to a Senate that will not vote. Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief of Illinois Review, explains why a federal pardon may not be the end of it, and co-host Robert McNeily breaks down the postponed Todd Blanche confirmation. Jenny Beth closes with a letter a critical-care doctor sent her in May 2020. teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com