The Bench.

Daniel Smith went to prison in 2015 for selling miracle mineral solution.

He said goodbye to his wife, his 11-year-old daughter, his home, and his business.

Smith's conviction was a big deal, a cause to lab for the bleach hunters.

This wasn't a slap on the wrist.

For the first time, a seller was serving real time.

MMS was officially on the radar of the federal government.

And if the Department of Justice hoped Smith's conviction would deter or spook would be sellers,

that message did not reach Mark Grennan.

It's a saying that I love. I read it on the Missouri Senate.

When I was in Bible College, it said nothing is legally right that is morally wrong.

I don't care what laws you have.

Mark didn't seem to care who was watching.

When Daniel Smith was facing a lengthy prison sentence, the Grennan's traveled to Southern California

to lead a Genesis 2 seminar. Over the course of two days,

Mark and his son, Jonathan, would train and ordain a new batch of Genesis 2 health ministers.

We had 50 people at the seminar. They go through the whole thing.

They ingest everything. They try everything. They burn their eye. They hear the nose.

We show them everything.

Attendees paid $450 a pop to be there. It was held in the conference room of a legit hotel.

The Grennan's weren't hiding. It just seemed like no one was looking.

But it's until the group breaks for lunch.

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