'Screw the WHO' + Tales from a J6 Prison Cell with Ashli Babbitt's Mother and James Rogurski
Charlie welcomes independent investigator, and sworn enemy of the globalist superstate of the WEF, WHO, and Davos, James Roguski (jamesroguski.substack.com) who issues a call to action. James is calling all patriots to submit 90 second videos to a public comment forum initiated by the W.H.O. and submit their videos to make sure everyone is able to get their voices heard. But since the W.H.O. is likely to be a sham of a public hearing forum, James is inviting you to submit the videos to his own website and he will independently compile a mash up of real people who don't fit the narrative. Meanwhile, James has a critical update on the W.H.O.'s newest attempt to create national treaties that may once again supersede the sovereignty of each individual nation's independent public health decisions. Next up, Charlie sits down with Michelle "Micki" Witthoeff, Ashli Babbitt's mother, to recount the tragic events of that day that resulted in the untimely political execution of Ashli Babbitt. Micki tells about what happened to her daughter, what she believes really happened, and what is still happening to many political prisoners who are still rotting away in prison cells without a trial. Go to 4Ashli.com to help support Ashli Babbitt and her mother's mission to free domestic political prisoners right here in America.
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