Dr. Kellly Victory

01:10 Dr. Kelly Victory joined John Rush to discuss key topics, including Trump’s strategic cabinet appointments, the potential of RFK Jr. leading HHS, and the need for accountability in COVID-19 leadership. They highlighted RFK Jr.’s opportunity to reform public health agencies like the FDA and CDC while addressing conflicts of interest in drug patents. Dr. Kelly emphasized the urgency for transparency, independence, and restoring trust in public health systems. The discussion also touched on optimism for future governance and systemic reform.

18:24 The conversation continued with various pressing issues, including concerns over conflicts of interest in public health leadership, such as royalties received by government employees and the erosion of trust in these agencies. They addressed the need for more skepticism toward pharmaceutical and biomedical practices, emphasizing the importance of transparency and education. The conversation also touched on the marketing of gluten-free and non-GMO products. Topics included the potential reforms under RFK Jr.’s leadership of HHS, the benefits of natural supplements like quercetin, and the dangers of misinformation in the medical and consumer industries. The discussion highlighted the importance of informed, evidence-based healthcare decisions.

36:41 John and Dr. Kelly explored the influence of pharmaceutical advertising on media to reduce corporate control over public health narratives. They discussed the potential for sweeping reforms, such as eliminating wasteful government departments like the Department of Education, addressing conflicts of interest in medical journals and research, and repealing the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act to restore accountability in healthcare. Dr. Kelly emphasized the importance of strategic action within the first two years of the Trump administration to secure long-term success and restore public trust. They also advocated for informed consent and autonomy in medical decisions, stressing that restoring these ethical pillars is crucial for rebuilding confidence in public health systems. 

HOUR 2

01:12 Trump’s cabinet picks, the HHS, Chief of Staff, and non-confirmation positions. 
03:13 President-elect Trump to get rid of $7,500 federal electric vehicle credit – Reuters.
5:05 John from Cheyenne called in on who needs to be confirmed in a presidential cabinet. 
15:36 Vivek and Elon – DOGE and their pay. 
20:50 The secret behind Trump’s campaign. 
27:38 Charlie Kirk’s podcast and the Trump strategy. How did CO compare?
43:04 ‘Uncle Benny’ urges Republicans to change approach to down-ballot funding. The Colorado voter and the real data. 
52:28 Matt Gaetz and the DOJ appointment. 

HOUR 3 

01:10 Leighton Grey: Trudeau brings back cabinet committee addressing U.S. relations following Trump’s win. Leighton also serves as a Senior Fellow for the conservative think tank, The Frontier Centre for Public Policy. 
17:54 What happens when a Senator or Congressman resigns? Recess Appointments.
22:27 Colorado Sen. Chris Hansen plans to resign from the legislature on Jan. 9 as he starts a new job as utility CEO.
32:50 Illinois and Colorado governors announce a state-level coalition to resist Trump policies.
41:34 Dan called in about Polis, The First Gentleman, and the wolves.
43:41 If Polis really cared about the people of CO. 
49:45 The calling for the removal of CO GOP Chairman Dave Williams.