After a long two-week ban for talking about the U.S. funded bio labs in Ukraine before it became mainstream news, we are finally back.

And the time that we've been gone, we made Tucker Carlson's show, made national news, and got banned from Twitter again.

A new judge has been nominated for a spot on the Supreme Court, and Governor Ron DeSantis has signed the new bill protecting kids

from the LGBTQ community. I think it's safe to say that we have a lot to cover. Thank you guys

so much for tuning in and welcome back to another episode of Rapid Fire. My name is Savannah

Hernandez, and I have missed you guys so, so much. I really have. Before we get into the show, you know that I normally direct you guys

to go follow the podcast, to go follow the Rumble channel and the Odyssey channel. But before we get

into this news, I really have to emphasize to you guys that if we get one more strike, we are

permanently and completely banned from YouTube. Now, YouTube banned our last

episode for medical misinformation, and I would imagine it was because we talked about the U.S.

funded bio labs in Ukraine. Now, that's since become mainstream news, but we still got the two-week

ban. If we get one more strike, my channel is completely gone. So please, before you guys do anything else, go subscribe to the podcast, Apple Podcasts, Google Play, Spotify.

Please go subscribe to my Rumble channel.

Go to my website, saffsus official.com, and go to Odyssey.

I can't stress enough to you guys how important it is that you do this now because one more

strike and we are completely out.

Now, a lot has happened in the past two weeks.

YouTube banned me.

So I said, okay, well, I'm going to go do what I do best and go get on the ground on the

streets of America and see what's going on.

So we went to the NCAA Women's Swimming Championship that Leah Thomas was swimming at.

And I got to witness this historic moment with my own two eyes.

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