The conviction of Donald Trump and watching him walk away had an older woman

send me an email that said it just felt like he was so all alone, so wronged. It's a

theme throughout much of literature. This idea of an individual, Christ is only one, but for us Christians

it is the most notable, but there are many others of the individual where the collective has attacked and wronged them and they are left to suffer and in many cases die.

It's an awful, awful thing to behold and we feel it right because

it's injustice, it's wrong. The January 6th attack the attack on the January 6th protesters

pulling people out of their homes at 4 o'clock in the morning as their

children are screaming and their big tanks and these basically

military operation into residential homes.

It's awful. And now we have a case. Dr. Ethan Haim, he was at Texas

Children's Hospital. He blew the whistle on sex change operations. The policies were changed. He left. He went to Dallas. We had him on the air. We talked about that story and now and now they're trying to destroy him. was recently arrested dr kim welcome to the program

yeah thank you very much uh... it's it could be back on and

just for all the listeners uh... who in, you know, we're going to go up in a federal trial very soon and it's going to be anywhere from $500,000 to a million dollars.

So if anyone's listening to the story and during that time

wants to donate they can go to give saying go.com forward slash Texas

underscore whistleblower. We're going to fight this you know tooth and nail we're not

going to give up we have to do it.

Let me, I'm going to put this on our Facebook page.

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Texas underscore whistleblower. slash. So let's so for people who don't remember all of it give us about a two minute recap of what happened when you were at Texas Children's Hospital and talk about where you were in your career because what's important is you're not the chairman you're not a

guy that you know you're not an esteemed doctor with 30 years experience at this

point you're effectively a kid in your career as a lawyer you'd call it a baby lawyer for you to be

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