Hey everyone, we are off this week enjoying the holidays, but don't worry, we put together a little Q&A compilation.

You can usually only find behind the paywall, but as a Christmas gift, we have pulled some of that content here for you.

In this episode, you'll hear my thoughts on China's COVID camps, third party voters, and my zombie apocalypse plan.

Have you seen the COVID concentration camps in China?

I have, and we're going to roll some B-roll of that, so in case other people haven't, they can take a look.

If you're listening to the audio, it sort of looks like rows and rows of white, almost like a trailer park, is how I would describe it, like a neat, clinical looking trailer park.

And this is horrible, it's dystopian.

My reaction to it is that it feels dystopian, and the scariest part of it is that it doesn't seem like something that could just happen in China,

as we've been unpacking these episodes and seeing that we've already been primed to be so fearful of death in every regard over here in America, that you had people that were willing to mask children, people that were willing to let their loved ones die alone.

It starts with a psychological impression that's made by the media, that in order to live for another day, you would let anything happen to your neighbor.

And this is where it ends, and it's why I think in every effort that I make, and my podcast, my speaking events, is to make people realize that we have to focus on our humanity.

A lot of the things that we are doing, to me, seem inhumane, literally inhumane, not as in, it's not the human thing that do to someone, but our perspectives are no longer humane.

In today's episode, we talked about the IVF industry and the surrogacy industry, and I think that if I had to boil down my emotions to it, and in learning what goes on and how people are viewing, why some people, not all of them obviously, of why they should turn to IVF, there seems to be a removal of humanity.

When people have a kid celebration, it's because you and your husband want to come together in love, and your love is put first. Priyanka Chopra just didn't have time. She had a baby, she just decided to go to the surrogacy route, I just don't have time to love my husband during my fertile days.

It's clinical. It feels like we are kind of turning into robots.

And if we look at China as having a sneeze, I think that America will eventually catch the cold, and we need to be very mindful of these things and don't ever think, oh well, it could never happen here, because it certainly can, and we got way too close to it, way too close to it in the era of COVID.

Next question, if space travel becomes commercialized in your lifetime, would you go to space? Absolutely not. There is no chance. And never, I am one of those people, I'm just good on Earth.

Like when people even scuba dive, I'm like, oh, you can go down 150 feet, why? Why? Right, there's a really cool fish. I don't know, somebody else who went out with the camera and I'll look at it, I'm just not interested in going anywhere that I can't breathe using my own two lungs.

That's just my personal perspective at people that jump from planes. My sisters did this. It was a birthday. I decided to both jump out of a plane. Why? I asked him, I was like, why?

It was thrilling. For the thrill, what do you would adrenaline junky? You would drug addicts, strong with you. So I said, am I a sister? Are you a drug addict? It's just not for me. I'm not into cheap thrills, man.

If I want adrenaline, I'll chase around my toddlers at home. That's kind of my perspective.

I noticed a lot of people blaming libertarian votes on Republican losses during election night. Where do you stand on that issue? Also, what are your thoughts on third parties?

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