Trump, Taffy, and the Trump Mobile (Hour 2)

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Trump, Taffy, and the Trump Mobile (Hour 2)

John & Gordy · Tue Jun 17, 2025

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Big stories coming up here.

Trump attacking the blue cities and we're also going to talk about Trump mobile and the damn troubled Trump watch.

Okay, we'll get to all that.

Wow.

Six minutes past the hour.

It's a beautiful start this morning.

Look at that sunshine on State Street this morning.

I bet it's got

just.

High dew points out there, though.

High dew points today.

It's feeling pretty muggy.

Yeah.

And temperatures are going to climb to the low to mid-80s.

Later on, right now, 69 degrees.

We'll check in with Brittany Merlot in just a few minutes.

Well, let's go to the farms

right away.

We've got

Mark on the line.

Mark, what do you got for us today?

Good

morning,

Mark.

Yeah, they want to get rid of FDICs that ensures our deposits at banks.

They want to get rid of the NCUA.

insurers are deposits at credit unions and for the whole thing of not taking care of one another the whole thing of getting rid of USAID I just can't help to think about in our own constitution says promoting the general welfare and turning to Dickens once again that for all these businessmen that what did Marley's ghost say when he came business cried the ghost

bringing his hands again mankind was my business the common welfare was my business charity mercy for parents in benevolence were all my business the dealings of my trade were but a drop of water in the comprehensive ocean of my business i mean that

Yeah.

Boy, Mark, thanks for reminding me of that line.

Yeah.

That, I mean, that really is it.

And these billionaires are taking their tax cut.

They want that tax cut so desperately they're willing to throw the entire human race under the bus and, and return to another Dickensian time.

Uh, geez.

Yeah.

I know.

Mark, thank you for calling.

Devastating.

608-879-8255.

Wow.

I'm just gonna huddle in the corner

over

here.

It's a tough one.

Have another cup of coffee.

That'll perk you up.

You'll be fine.

You know, just the images of the film.

I remember, you know, that scene, you know, watching the people outside that window huddling around the child at the feet of the mother trying to keep the kids warm.

I mean, it just... I know it.

It's hard to even imagine that these people have a clear enough conscious to come along living, collecting their billions.

And every day it just seems to

get

worse.

It's awful.

Okay, all right,

we push forward here.

We're gonna push forward.

Okay.

What do we did

you

want to get?

Oh,

yeah, let me get to this.

Thank you for

reminding me

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No, that's not in the

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All right.

Okay.

I'm just, you know, stepping out.

That's kind of guy I am.

I mentioned Trump is coming right out now and saying that he's attacking the blue cities.

He's out there, he's going to have a presence in these blue cities.

I

want you to

listen to Trump spreading his prime directive, the stochastic terrorism, as I call it, which suggests violent acts against liberal blue cities, the mayors, the governors, and now, of course, we're seeing the politicians.

The borders are, by the

way.

Tom Holman, yeah, and said exactly the same thing.

They're gonna occupy those blue cities.

Let's listen to this

I don't know what you're saying

I want them to focus on the cities because the cities are where you really have what's called Sanctuary cities and that's where the people are I look at New York.

I look at Chicago

I mean, you got a really bad governor in Chicago and a bad mayor.

But the governor is probably the worst in the country, Pritzker.

But I look at how that city has been overrun by criminals.

And, you know, New York and LA, look at LA.

LA, those people weren't from LA.

They weren't from California, most of those people.

Yes, they were.

Yeah, that's the focus.

Biden allowed 21 million people to come into our country.

Here we go.

Of that vast

Numbers of those people were murderers killers

no

people from gangs nope people from jails the empty-day Jails out into the US most of those people are in the cities all blue cities all Democrat run cities and they think they're gonna use them to vote it's not gonna happen

using them to vote and that was like a punchline I didn't expect to get you know, I know that he's going after the blue cities because of

The fear that he has of these people who are let out of prisons in other countries and and brought into this country by Joe Biden They're eating the dogs.

They're eating the cats the whole thing and it's just so ridiculous and so

You know, it just blows your mind.

It's so dumb.

It sounds so stupid.

And yet he is doing this.

He has this paranoia.

And I don't know why we're not calling him out on that.

It's like he's really afraid.

He's looking over his shoulder all the time.

There's going to be an immigrant there, someone who'll kill you.

Well, anyway.

And they're not.

That's the wrong picture

of

immigrants.

They're seeking asylum.

Most of them want to get in and make a good life.

for themselves.

They're not coming in to cause trouble.

They're here to start their lives over and do good things and start a business, bring their families over.

Well, I'm going to feed into that paranoia.

I'm going to say all those people that were released from this prison and insane assailants.

Insane assailants.

They're working in the hotel industry.

Would you just exempt it?

Would you just exempt it?

they're smart man okay psychos

all

right so anyway the democracy docket you might want to visit that site democracy docket okay they wrote President Trump's order

ICE to target major U.S.

cities, the core of the Democratic Power Center, they say, to punish his political opponents, citing election conspiracy theories that Democrats use undocumented immigrants to expand their voter base.

It is so preposterous, so unbelievable, and no one has found these voters.

They're not out there.

And no matter how much they claim they found them, they're out there.

We haven't seen any prosecutions, any place in regards to any of this.

So it's just all made up.

Anyway,

that's

exhausting, isn't it?

Yes, it is.

Now, why don't we get to something a little more entertaining, more bizarre.

Really?

It's the Trump mobile.

Oh, yeah.

This is

the new phone, right?

Yes.

Is this on the market already?

Their whole company is.

Yeah, well, Eric Trump is out there promoting this thing.

It's a $500 gold colored phone.

Now, if we all remember, remember the Trump White House tour that he was giving to some reporter?

Yeah.

And he was pointing out the gold.

Oh, all the gold they put in.

Artifacts in the office because they're real gold.

And he said,

You know they can't be painted gold because there's not a paint that looks just like gold

So so in order to replace the bad-looking cut gold colored paints, right?

They brought in real gold Because most people can afford to do bad to

put it on the on the mantle of the

yeah Oh, yeah, all the figurines, right?

So the beautiful so anyway these phones are I hope they're going to be colored a nice Realistic gold color the mobile phone the Trump mobile phone company.

Yes.

Okay.

Yes, and my son

tore into this thing.

He recognizes phones and phone designs.

He's good with

phones.

Yeah.

So he looked this whole thing up and he found out it's a Chinese company making these phones.

And it's called Red Wingtec.

It's called Wingtec and they make generic phones for all these companies that want to have their own particular phone line.

And he also said that design looks like an older design and it was.

It's like last year's model.

And so it's not a high-tech phone at all.

And we're assuming at this point now, I'm assuming that they have a warehouse full of these old phones.

Really?

And

Eric Trump found them.

And he's got a base of suckers that buy any of this stuff that's got a Trump name on it.

So they're going to put out these $500 gold-colored phones dubbed the T1.

Trump want later this year as part of the services launch, it's going to be like $47 a month.

Okay.

It's 47.

dollars and forty five cents playing off of the you know,

oh 40 was

a 45th and 47

president So yeah, okay And

the company is licensing the president's name to

a

wireless service that is supported by three major us carriers, so it's just a third

Wrong phone company like a lot of them are and there's nothing wrong with them at all But anything called Trump mobile has got to be scary.

Let's play cut 150, please

this morning You've got an announcement on a new phone.

Tell me about that and and what you're looking to quote-unquote correct here

Well, you know what Maria more and more we're using technology as a company right to correct the problems Obviously truth social was to correct freedom of speech, right?

I mean he lost

his

throughout the political process

Obviously, crypto, and we've got the biggest projects in crypto, was to correct another problem, which is the fact that they were debanking all conservatives.

I was the most canceled person, probably, in the history of the country.

And now we're doing Trump mobile.

And Trump mobile is going to revolutionize cell phones, mobile calling.

We're going to

do it better.

We're going

to

do it safer.

We're going to have more

functionality, more features.

And the coolest thing about all these ventures is

we're

doing it right here in the United States.

You're not calling up.

call centers in Bangladesh, you're not, you know, you're doing it right out of St.

Louis, Missouri, and you're gonna have phones that are made right here in the United States of America, and they're gonna have, it's gonna be cheaper, 47 bucks a month, you're gonna have more international dialing for free, hundreds of countries, international dialing for free.

It is the biggest bang for the buck, and we're really excited to get into the space.

I mean, when you take kind of technology, obviously, real estate's always been our bread and butter, but when you take the technology world between the social platforms, you know, the actual

devices, which is really what Trump mobile is, you know, and then kind of the true retail banking, C-fi, DeFi, you know, worlds of cryptocurrency, which is no question

where the

world is going.

I really believe we're going to have one of the great kind of tech platforms as part of the Trump organization of any company in the world.

And I couldn't be more proud of Trump

mobile.

I just, I disagree.

So many, so many problems with it.

First of all, I know that they love texting people in other countries.

Oh, sure.

What a great feature.

I have this desire to text people in other countries.

Who's doing that?

Nobody's doing that.

Well, maybe they see

that as

a future.

Nobody's doing it.

Let's do it.

I know they're doing it.

What a great feature, huh?

Oh boy.

Well, anyway, this is what they're selling everybody, and they think they're going to sell this stuff.

And really, they're going to make the phones here, right?

But they're

really using these Chinese phone makers.

Another person writes pay mega influencers to promote it subscribe knit with mega buyers to to the phone service plan and sell the subscribers to a larger carrier Get rich and laugh at the gullible morons who abide into the Trump mobile service.

This is crazy stuff But now is it a quality product?

You're gonna find out that the Trump watch.

Yeah was an equality product

And we'll have that in

just a moment.

All right, stay with us.

Also, right around the corner, we'll check in with Brittany Merlot, get the latest on the weather for today, the rest of the week.

It's all coming up on John and

Gordy.

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Okay, what a gorgeous start.

to this

Tuesday.

Absolutely not.

It sure looks beautiful, but it feels kind of muggy already.

Well, yes.

Who could possibly be here to tell us more about what our weather situation is?

How bad is it out there?

It really is quite bad.

How's the humidity?

Who could tell us?

Hey,

Brittany Merleau.

Oh, yes.

Brittney Merlot

Let's

turn it on.

It is

Brittney Merlot

outside.

It's

Brittney Merlot

about as good outside as you guys and your show.

Yeah,

Brittney Merlot

there you go.

You

agree?

So you're saying it's miserable?

What?

Absolutely.

I'm saying it's beautiful.

It is beautiful.

It's wonderful.

Oh,

Brittney Merlot

yeah.

I would rather it be south.

It looks gorgeous out there, you guys.

Oh, no.

The sun's

Brittney Merlot

shining.

It looks great.

It looks great.

Oh,

it's really bright and beautiful here.

You can even see the brightness on us here in the studio because of the sunlight.

reflecting off the great beautiful buildings that we have in front of us.

What's it like in Wausau?

We're

Brittney Merlot

starting to see some sunshine,

but

Brittney Merlot

we had a little bit of crazy storms last night.

We had to worry about rolling in from Minnesota.

Really?

So we got a lot of rain.

It's damp.

It's soggy out there.

So it's nice to see some sunshine starting to peak out.

But you guys avoided a lot of that yesterday.

So

that's awesome.

Yes, we did.

I don't know how that happens either.

You know, I thought I was expecting rain.

We just have all the mulch, all over the plants and everything.

And I was hoping to, you know, get, soak that mulch and get those plants ready to go.

But yeah,

you know, it just doesn't work

out sometimes.

All right.

Well, anyway,

you got a

really nice t-shirt on there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It's

gorgeous.

For those of you who are not watching on YouTube or Facebook or X or whatever, it says, it says, Bigfoot stole my Kurds.

And

it's that wonderful silhouette of Bigfoot that you can see everywhere in a lot of people's yards.

Do you

Brittney Merlot

have

one of

Brittney Merlot

those?

Oh, those

are really cool.

I love

Brittney Merlot

those.

It's fun, especially when you live up in the woods and you live off of a decent street, enough people travel on it and you're just like, yes,

we're

Brittney Merlot

gonna see it.

Oh yeah.

Stole your curts, yeah, definitely.

Absolutely.

So yeah, I think we made it to like 73 degrees the dew point yesterday.

It was that bad down here.

And I was indoors, it did not go outside.

So

another muggy day, but maybe some rain or thunderstorms late this afternoon, possibly.

Yes,

Brittney Merlot

indeed.

So probably highs around 86 degrees

still

Brittney Merlot

sticky out there.

You've got a stalled front in the area.

So chances for showers and storms probably start around five to about seven or so.

All right.

And

Brittney Merlot

then they kind of clear out of here around eight.

So it's not going to be an all nighter.

It's not going to be a crazy thing.

In terms of severe weather, you're in a marginal risk if they turn severe, which I don't think that they are.

But if they do, maybe some high winds and some smaller hail.

Otherwise, tomorrow is

Kathryn Lake

the

Brittney Merlot

soaker.

That's when our temperatures fall to the mid 70s.

It's going to be overcast, dreary, wet, a good one to two inches of rain possible.

Still

Brittney Merlot

some heavy storms expected in there and it's going to be raining all day.

So John, your mulch is going to be just

fine.

Yeah.

Okay.

Excellent.

I was worried about that.

So anyway, thank you for that great weather forecast and the great t-shirt as well.

Appreciate

it.

Absolutely.

All

right.

Let's have a good morning.

All right.

Brittany, thank you so much.

That's WMDX chief meteorologist, Brittany Merlo.

We got a text in here from Doug, you

know, we're

talking about the dogs and the cats.

Eating the dogs, eating the cats, but Doug has a great idea and we might just market this at the next night market down here on State Street.

He suggests that have you thought about having donuts in the shapes of dogs and cats?

and selling them at the farmer's market.

We gotta do that.

We gotta do that.

Let's workshop

that.

We gotta run that around the table.

Work

on that.

Yeah.

It's a good idea.

Great slogan,

yeah.

Let's work on that one.

Okay, let's go to the watch.

And I've been trying to get to this for three or four weeks now.

This is from a daily show.

The Trump watch.

The Trump watch.

Yeah, they had a misspelling on the watch.

And this is quite an expensive item here.

Quite the deal.

So do you have that cut ready to go?

49.

Yes.

Let's go.

All right.

if you bought any Trump merchandise.

I don't want to surprise you, but it might be a piece of

junk.

So it should say Trump should say Trump instead

it says rump

What a shocking story, I mean truly I did not expect them to be able to read and You might be thinking what kind of respectable?

Horological craftsmen of luxury timepieces

would

allow this to happen

Well, it turns out watches might just be their side business.

New eye-popping details about Donald Trump's watches, and there's a link to Viagra Honey.

This is a product that is born out of a licensing agreement with a company called The Best Watches on Earth LLC.

There is another company at this business registered at the same address called The Best Honey on Earth.

They sell male enhancement honey, which

is

exactly what it sounds like.

like it is a product

that

helps men perform in the bedroom.

Wait, everyone shut up.

Stop

laughing.

That's bull.

Honey.

This changes everything.

I just hope that those watches have like a little warning label on them like you do for people with not allergies like warning.

This watch was manufactured in a plant that also processes honey.

There

you go.

That's from the Daily Show.

Unbelievable.

So you can imagine what the Trump mobile is going to be like with their Trump phone.

The quality.

Yeah.

Hopefully they spell it right.

Yeah.

OK.

Hey, coming

up.

Coming up next, Jesse Christensen from Cannabis DNP.

All coming up on John and Gordy in the

morning.

92.7.

John and Gordy in a beautiful

morning.

It's gorgeous.

We have

sunshine highs today getting into the low to mid 80s and two points are

high

humidity.

It's muggy out

there.

It is awful.

maybe some showers and storms later.

Okay, welcoming into our studios here, Jesse Christensen.

He is with Cannabis DNP.

And they have a, you have a website, cannabisdnp.com.

Jesse, welcome to the show.

Good morning.

Thank you for having me.

And the DNP stands for Doctor of Nursing.

Dr.

Mercy practice,

correct.

Yeah, that's pretty cool.

Yeah,

like a lot goes into this your website and we direct people over there to cannabis dnp.com simple as that and check it out.

It's it it does a lot to inform the individual about what you're into and how you have made this this product that that you have.

And that's what we want to kind of get into.

You know, there's a lot of

with a lot of different points of view on what is available out there now.

And there are a lot of shops that are dotting the State Street and all the other avenues here in the city.

So what is it that we're missing?

A lot of people have kind of been brought up, you know, Gordy and I, of course.

came from a generation of just, you know, buds and weed.

The

flower.

But, you know, things have changed so dramatically now because this is a, you know, legal hemp.

This is where a lot of this comes from is hemp and a lot of these stores have popped up.

You got to fill us in and, you know, what exactly, you know, introducing people to this industry because it's still, there's still a lot of mystery surrounding it.

We're seeing the shops.

but we're not real familiar with what to expect when we go into these shops.

Sure, sure.

Or go to your website and your product.

Sure, sure.

So yeah, there's a lot of information out there.

There's a lot of shops.

There's a ton of products.

As a matter of fact, I just got back from Chicago at the Champs trade show where I got to see over like 2,000 vendors selling multiple different products.

So it's an interesting industry.

I like to...

air on the side of caution so I stick more with the medicinal components and not so much the bright and shiny colorful products that are out there on the market right now.

So I like to stick with the low-dose.

So when you say medicinal products, what kind of products are we talking about?

Gummies?

Yeah, so mine are taffies.

Taffies.

Yeah, not like the saltwater taffies.

They're more dense, but they're also DEA registered hemp farms.

That's where I get my hemp from.

So I know that they're clean.

They get tested for pretty much every pesticide, every metal.

I have the chain of custody paperwork in case anybody wants to see it.

And then I use FDA regulated CGMP compliant kitchens to make sure that there's an added layer of safety with the cleanse.

of the product itself.

And that kind is what separates mine from a lot of products.

Mine are very focused for a couple of different reasons.

I work with sleep and pain and stress and anxiety.

So I work with pretty much only two products as of right now.

I'm formulating a few others, but I like to work more with the low dose judicious amounts and dose products.

Now you have a doctorate in this.

I do.

I got it last year May from UW Madison.

I would have thought that that would have ever happened to me.

Yeah, that's fantastic.

Now, there is a push to regulate the industry a little bit because there really aren't any regulations.

No one saw this development happening because of the hemp

product.

Well, they wanted to grow hemp in the state.

And then after that, everything just developed from there.

And now, now people want some safeguards put up some guardrails.

Yeah.

And then that's kind of basically what you're providing with your product.

So yeah, working in the healthcare industry, I want to make sure that what I give to my clients and my customers is exactly what it is.

I like to be very transparent.

Again, that's part of healthcare is being very transparent with your customers.

Other people out there they have a tendency to want to mock up their COAs their certifications and and try to get the most dose THC out of it To make it seem very strong and very potent because that's the tendency of what sells here in Madison, Wisconsin and in Wisconsin in general is

people

want the most potent product the newest product and that's one of the things that I like about Minnesota's with the rules of regulations my products have been accepted up in the Minnesota market that just kind of tells you What kind of product you're dealing with here in Wisconsin

so in Wisconsin?

Wisconsin, what are the regulations?

There really are none.

Okay.

As long as the hemp derived, the hemp that you receive is less than 0.3% THC.

Okay.

And then you can manipulate your products however you choose.

That's right.

What is Delta

9

THC?

So here in Wisconsin, we have to kind of specify the different deltas.

The different THCs are like a family, eight, nine, and 10, and others.

Delta 9 basically just...

It tells you where the double structure is, the double bond is on the chemical structure.

So let's say the delta 8 would be over on this way, delta 9 would be here, delta 10 would be here.

It just tells you where that double bond is on the chemical structure.

Does that determine what kind of product you make out of it or what it

treats necessarily?

Not so much what it treats, just what kind of product it is.

So Delta 9 we know is the major main component, psychoactive component of the cannabis plant.

So it's the most abundant.

Delta 8 is in the cannabis plant, it's just in such a low amount that to make a product from the plant itself would be extremely expensive.

So what we do is, or what companies do is they'll isomerize Delta 9 and Delta 8 with using different chemical.

Oh, OK.

So Jesse, tell us about, now your medical background tends to focus on working with people that are

40 and older?

13 and over, but

yeah.

My sweet spot is about 40 and above.

Okay.

So probably customers of yours are the coming to you for the first time.

And what do you tell them as far as what, if they have an ailment, let's say they have arthritis or something.

I mean, maybe there's a medical reason that they've heard that your products will help them.

Sure.

How do you guide them?

What do you ask them?

And what do you recommend?

for them.

If I have arthritis or I can't sleep at night, that kind of

thing.

So the workup is kind of like it's personalized.

Everybody is different.

Everybody has their own medical background, medical history, medications that they're on, which a lot of people don't ask about.

And if there's a concern for me, let's say you have a recent heart condition.

Yes.

Cannabis products may not be for you at this point in time.

Exactly.

But as soon as that becomes a

More maintained than we come back and revisit possible low dose starting dose of like one milligram THC or CBD But safety is always a concern Transparency is always a concern if I'm working with some patients with some mental health issues I always ensure that they're talking with their psychiatrist or psychologist about any cannabinoid products I give them my card.

I'm very open about it They can contact me at any time, but safety is a priority to me.

Mm-hmm And you mentioned a heart condition

There has been of course a study that's out there that said there's

a lot of

people who smoke There's many are more prone to have a heart attack now.

What's the science on that?

So I think you're referring to the ACC paper the AHA papers so the ACC paper that came out in 2025 I think in May So there was a correlation, but they couldn't really determine a causation

And then when they were talking about their study, I believe they only used four keywords when they were looking up all of the medical patient's histories.

So they used the words cannabis, stroke, heart failure, and something else.

So it was very skewed.

The information was very skewed.

So if you're only using those keywords, your numbers are going to be very high for those reasons.

Now, if they would have added in some other things like tobacco use,

or BMI or other things like that, you can get a more well rounded version.

But because of the, it's news, it's in the headlines, everybody's curious about it.

And again, they're just promoting that same stigma from 1970 of be afraid of this.

You don't have to be afraid of this if you're using it consciously.

If you're using this for the right purpose with the right product.

Now it is shown that inhalation does increase your heart rate.

by about eight beats per minute.

It does increase your blood pressure a little bit, depending on your product that you're using.

But over time...

Your body eventually becomes tolerant of that, and then it actually will drop your blood pressure, depending on the product you use.

So are you talking about inhalation of smoke, marijuana smoke, or are you talking about inhalation with vaping?

Is there a difference?

There is a difference.

So when I'm working with clients and they're not completely sure, and especially they have like a cute outburst of pain, the inhaled form is very quick, it's got a very quick onset, but it doesn't last as long as the oral or the ingestion route.

So when we're talking about inhalation, what I like to choose is the vaporization method.

It's the safest method.

You don't combust the material, unlike smoking, let's say, a joint

or

a bowl of marijuana or cannabis.

With that being said, the vaporization method also will increase your heart rate and your blood pressure, just because it's very acute.

It's not a controlled... Very sudden.

Yeah, it's very

sudden.

Talking with Jesse Christensen from cannabisdnp.com.

Do you have an actual retail location?

I don't, but it's all online.

On my site, you can find all the locations my products are available.

Okay.

Well, I think that would surprise me looking at the locations is that you can pick up your product at Pigley Wiggly.

Wait, what?

Really?

Sure.

Where's

the pig?

Is there a

Pigley

Whitley Madison?

Out in Sock.

Out in Sock.

Oh, Sock.

Yeah, right on Highway 12.

Yeah, on Bellevue 2 and yeah, or Belleville.

Yeah.

So there you go.

Yeah.

Okay.

So we talked about inhaled products.

Well, okay, what about gummies versus you're offering taffy now?

I mean, is that is that about the safest route to go as far as any ill side effects?

So the oral route that the ingestion when you actually eat it

I like this method because it lasts longer and you don't need as much.

The inhale version works great, especially if you have acute issues and you need something right away.

But when you actually eat the edible, it breaks down through the liver, similar to a lot of oral medications.

And then it gets in the bloodstream, which is about four times stronger than what it originally was.

But it also lasts about eight to 12 hours longer.

So you get that full effect for a longer period of time.

And

what are we treating sometimes when people want to take this?

Is it like the lack of sleep?

Sure the inability to sleep

sure

pain eggs and pains

So my two products the sleep and pain and the stress and anxiety Those are the the major conditions that I see a lot of people for and this happened even before I was ahead of doctorate This was when I was working the floors of bedside nurse and 2016 onto 2023 a lot of people come in for insomnia or pain

And they didn't, I'm not a huge fan of opiates that everybody knows that.

But there is a place for them.

It just should not be used long term.

It should not be used chronically.

Cannabinoids on the other hand can be used long term.

There's no negative horrible

side

effects like opiates do have.

But yeah, sleep and pain and stress and anxiety are a couple of things that I treat.

There's a couple of different forms of insomnia that I work with.

And then we talk about dosing to help better.

Help with that problem

in this taffy.

Can you break it up?

It seems like everybody is doing or taking a little chunks one one review said I took a quarter.

Yeah

So is it possible to do that

or to break it up like absolutely so you can either just take a little bite off of it Or you can use a scissors and cut it

But each package, each taffy is individually packaged within the packaging to help with shelf life, to help with longevity and also to help with safety for little fingers getting into it.

And you would probably recommend trying

a little

to see

what your limit is and just add on to it if you need more.

Yep, everybody has

their own sensitivity.

Well, just see if people want to find out more, the best place is your website, right?

Yes, sir.

Go to cannabisdnp.com.

And this Saturday, I'll be at Garver Sessions.

I'll be there for the daytime and the PM.

And then Sunday, I'll be back at the Northside Farmers Market, where I usually am every Sunday.

All right.

Very good.

Oh, fantastic.

This is great.

Again, learning just a little bit about it really does help.

Good.

Appreciate you

being with us, Jason.

Thank you for having me.

All right.

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I was listening to Market watch on public radio, and it was I love that Kai Rizdall is one of my favorite talk shows But anyway, he had this little factoid which I thought was rather interesting finally putting a point to all the job losses in the federal government

He said, we have lost so far 280,000 jobs in the federal government.

280,000 people lost their jobs.

Who knows about their home mortgages?

I mean, these are people who relied on a good, solid government job.

Yes, yes, with benefits, the whole thing.

And 280,000 is just...

mind boggling.

That is, that's, it's just wrong.

That's

hard to wrap your mind around.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then of course, the other big story that came out was even worse.

I mean, this is just like crazy.

And this is something that Trump put in place.

And I want, this is a web wisdom.

And we've heard Tizzy and before, and I thought he explained it rather well here.

This is cut 149.

and it is having to do with vets getting treatment.

Let's listen.

Okay.

Donald Trump and Republicans love veterans, right?

That's what I've always been told, that they love veterans.

They seem to imply that Democrats don't, but the Republicans definitely love veterans.

Unless those veterans are Democrats or unmarried, according to this new piece from The Guardian, extremely disturbing and unethical new rules allow VA doctors to refuse to treat Democrats and unmarried

Veterans.

Doctors at VA hospitals nationwide could refuse to treat unmarried veterans and Democrats under new hospital guidelines imposed following an executive order by Donald Trump.

The new rules obtained by the Guardian also apply to psychologists, dentists, and a host of other occupations.

They have already gone into effect in at least some VA medical centers.

So it works like this.

Medical staff are still required to treat veterans despite their race, color, religion, and sex, and all veterans remain entitled to treatment.

However, individual workers are now free to decline care for patients based on personal characteristics, not explicitly prohibited by federal law.

So what does that mean?

It means language requiring health care professionals to care for veterans regardless of their politics and marital status has been explicitly eliminated.

Also,

Doctors and other medical staff can be barred from working at VA hospitals based on their marital status, on their political party affiliation or even union activity.

And

we're talking about like chiropractors, certified nurse practitioners, optometrists, podiatrists, licensed clinical social workers, and speech therapists can just lose their job because they're registered Democrat.

or because they're just not married.

When you claim to care about veterans, to care about the fact that these people, regardless of their political party affiliation, served their country, many of them got injured doing so.

And now you want to deny them care because of who they might vote for.

When you say that it's a real big, don't listen to what I say and watch what I do kind of situation.

So there you go.

That was a big story yesterday and kind of blew up on the web.

Mm-hmm.

So may I want to check that out?

Let's find out what hey, we've got a call from CJ

only got about a minute left here So we'll have to keep it pretty quick CJ.

Good

morning.

Go ahead

Good morning gentlemen.

Well, just since you brought that up.

I'm looking at a chart from the labor and statistics United States government added 709,000 jobs in 2023 709,000

And you're complaining about losing $200,000?

Yes.

Well, Biden increased.

That's from the U.S.

government, labor and statistics.

Right.

Well, I'm not disputing it.

Okay.

Look at the facts.

It's easy to look at the chart.

Yes.

I know it's hard to describe mathematics over the phone or over the radio, but if you look at charts,

Yeah, like the border chart you watch it skyrocket underneath Biden and You know the border is now secure and if Trump was the king it wouldn't be so hard to pass Things in the Congress and the Senate.

Yeah, it'd be great if you were a king So you want him to be one of

them to be a king, don't you?

Okay,

well, you know, but now

you just said it yourself

if you watch

if

you watch the border But you're very visual on that but what about what about the numbers?

How many people did Biden?

Send send away from this country Not enough Okay, we're out of time CJ.

We're completely out of time.

You got to call us earlier

We like hearing from you.

All right.

All right.

That's CJ.

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