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It's a great episode for you today.

Today we have a returning guest, a dear friend, attorney Brian Festa.

He's the founder of We, the Patriots, USA, and they do amazing work, and they do it for free.

And it's a service that is so important because, as you'll learn in this podcast,

there's a lot of different situations that could lead to a battle between you and the state

for custody of your children.

And Brian has dealt with a couple issues like these. And we also talk about the documentary,

Take Care of Maya, and the documentary, The Syndrome, which are both great examples and very

sad and heart-wrenching examples of battles between parents and the state or doctors,

fighting for custody of the children all because the parents

had a different perspective on what was best for the kids. I know these are scary topics because

a lot of times it's easy to discuss these things, but when you become a parent and you become a father

or a mother and you finally have your own children, that's when you actually have to practice what you preach. And that's why I'm constantly reminding you guys that

my kids are not vaccinated. We did use religious exemptions to go to public schools. And no matter

how difficult to be aetrician or anybody else in your life, your family, your friends, make it for you

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