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Hello America, here's my question today. Are we too lazy to be free?

I have a lot to talk about. You know me. I'm going to be really honest and I have an amazing guest coming up

later this hour attorney, Allison Fomar. We are going to discuss medical kidnapping.

But before we get into any of that, I want to warn you that we might get cut off of our live feed.

If you were watching YouTube last week, you know that YouTube cut this feed about four or five minutes in.

So I want to go ahead and bring up all the ways you can watch us. If you lose this show midstream

because we're being censored or for whatever crazy reason, you can go to Facebook.com slash High Wire Talk.

You can go to the Facebook.com slash Universal Broadcasting. That's the studio that we broadcast out of.

www.tinyurl.com slash High Wire Talk. Essentially look online if you lose us and just put in at High Wire Talk

and you'll see all the different ways you can view and listen to our show.

It's a crazy world out there and apparently free speech is hanging in the balance.

There's nothing I can do about that. This is social media. The internet is supposed to be free.

But we're even losing that folks. We're losing freedom of the internet.

We know television has been commandeered by advertisers, by Exxon and Mobile and the pharmaceutical industry like Merck and Pfizer and Snovia Ventus.

They own your television, but they're not supposed to own your internet.

I can't help it though. This is the world we're moving into and that's why I want to talk about,

are we going to do something about it? Or are we just going to lay back, suck down smoothies and frosties and eat popcorn as our freedom disappears away from us?

This is a story that came up. You probably saw it as about a week old now. But this blew me away.

Here we go folks. It's coming to you. Check out microchipping.

This is a constant company that see that little microchip that you would put in maybe your dog.

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