The Well, hello, my friends, and welcome to the Independence Day special of Health Masters of the Ted and Austin Broers show.

I hope you guys are having an absolutely awesome day to day. And it's July 4th.

We told you guys we would be live and active today. And we got a really good show lined up for you and

hope everybody's having an absolutely amazing Independence Day so far, being safe and remembering the

reason why we have this day today. And of course, we see so many people try to marginalize this day

and have intentionally tried to downplay it, as we've seen,

and a lot of the current economic climate with the political leaders

and trying to make it basically just July 4th.

And the reason why is because history is not supposed to be talked about

if it doesn't fit the narrative. We've seen this now year after year, day after day, and a lot of

the, how should I say, tyrannical individuals that want to push everybody to the limit to which they know not how to push back.

And if you look back at history, I'm going to give you guys some timeline today and a lot of historical stuff that you guys can think about and research yourself and look at all the way back to basically the beginning phases of the Revolutionary War and what started it and why it's so important day to not just remember what the founding fathers of this country did and what they were willing to give up.

But the whole reason why they did it.

And that's what a lot of people fail to realize.

Isn't just the events that occurred or the fighting or the bloodshed or the turmoil or the years of war that went on,

but the very fact of why they had such a resolve.

A lot of people don't realize, you know, the Battle of Lexington and Concord started, you know,

was March 19th, 1775. Well, I mean, the overall war

wasn't really even finished until 1783. I mean, this went on, guys. I mean, it went on and on.

You think that COVID, you know, for two years was rough. Now, do you mean a constant gunfight, gun battle,

wartime for year after year after year after year after year after year. I mean, it took a while.

And this is the resolve that they had is they were willing to do anything they had to do,

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