We have a lot of good news.

This is a third week in a row.

We're building on this good news.

So as we have been moving away from this failed COVID response, there's more and more hopeful

stories.

And this is one that happened just a little while back.

This is San Francisco transit workers, the BART system.

They're fired due to their COVID vaccine mandate. They get over

$1 million each. A federal jury decides, think about that, standing by your principles, and you're

getting rewarded big time for that, for not taking that vaccine. And here's another one, Michigan jury

awards millions to women fired after refusing to get vaccine. But probably one of the

coolest stories is Shelly Luther. And she's from Dallas just down the road from you about three

hours. And she was a salon owner. She was jailed during COVID-19. Well, as the headline says right

here, she has just won the Texas House District number 62. It says Shelly Luther, the former Dallas salon owner who was jailed after reopening her salon

during the COVID-19 pandemic, is headed to the Texas State House.

Luther made national headlines when she reopened her far north Dallas salon in defiance

of countrywide restrictions. I mean, these are the people you want in power.

These are the people you want to

give power to. People have courage and have strength in the face of government mandates that were

not backed by science. And so this is all in the face, all of the people, all of our listeners,

everyone that watched us that stood up for what they believed in that was in

the face of what we now know according to this HHS public health campaign

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