Hey guys, welcome to Relatable Happy Friday. I hope everyone has had a great week. Today we

are going to talk about a few things. It's actually going to be a little bit looser than what it

usually is. It's going to be maybe you would call it more of a rant than organized commentary today.

And that's just because I have a lot on my brain that I want to cover and I've been thinking about

it and talking about it with my husband so much over the past few days that I feel like I can just

kind of tell you everything that I have been thinking about all of the policies that are

surrounding coronavirus. And the main theme is this is that there is no one, no one institution

that we can fully trust. We can't fully trust the media and I'll explain why. We can't trust

politicians. We certainly can't trust the World Health Organization. We can't trust the people

who are supposed to be experts. So we're questioning the mainstream narrative but as it turns out,

we also have to question the people who are questioning the narrative. Everything that said,

everything that's told to us even by institutions and people and outlets that we thought that we

could trust, including me, by the way, everything has to be taken with a grain of salt. Everything

has to be listened to and thought about critically. Now, I try my best to be as trustworthy as

possible, to be as perfectly honest as possible. It is never my intention to manipulate or to leave

out certain information to make you think a certain way. You guys know that I'm a conservative. You

guys know that I am a reformed Christian and so that is my perspective. I am unabashed about that.

I don't try to hide that at all and the reason why most of you come to me is for that perspective

but it is never my intention to try to mislead or manipulate. However, it is important for you to

take everything that I say and to do your own research and to look up what I'm saying to make sure

that what I'm saying is true and based on fact. The onus is on you to do that. The onus is on

me as an individual to do that and what I have found in, of course, we know this in looking at so

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