Hey everybody, Dave Hodges here of The Common Sense Show. Thank you so much for joining us.

And although this site mostly deals with geopolitical issues, you have to admit, we have our fair

share of shows where we really look at things that are important in history. We've had L.A. Marzulian

and Tim Alvarino, we've gone down that route. And today, we're going to really take a hard look at history. And the early American history is not what we were taught as kids. And it certainly isn't what our children are being taught. And I just wonder if there was CRT back then.

Anyway, I digress.

But we have Brett Haidt with us here on the Doug and Dave Intel report.

And we're going to talk about what he's been doing.

We'll be talking about the paleo research group, Poverty Point.

And we're going to talk about a bunch of other stuff, too, including copper redating Native Americans.

So, whoa.

Yeah, this is big, folks.

The research that's going on right now by archaeology, the unfettered research, it's not university sponsored because they want to preserve the status quo, but it's

doing amazing things. Right, welcome to the show. I'm glad you could join us. So,

why don't you start us off by telling what you have been up to recently? And by the way,

I've got to say, Brett's a trooper. He traveled all day, hustled to get here in time for the interview because he was out doing this work.

First of all, thanks for having me back on again. It's always a pleasure to be on you guys' show.

And recently, I went to Israel. We discussed earlier that the picture behind me was taken in

israel and uh i've been doing some some work on some videos from israel and i've been using

this as my background this is actually the place where king herod was buried it's a big

giant mound which uh is interesting since we're going to be

discussing some mounds. But that was, I've been back about three weeks now, but today, actually,

I've been out. I went to Spiro, Oklahoma, and I met with a friend of mine 20 years ago, him and I

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