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Jenny Beth Martin

Jenny Beth Martin is an original organizer of the Tea Party movement and the co-founder of Tea Party Patriots. She is an author, a filmmaker, and one of TIME Magazine's 100 most influential people in the world. The title she is most proud of is "Mom" to her boy/girl twins. She has been at the forefront, fighting for America's core principles for more than a decade.

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S3 · E103
Friday · 1 hr
The Mayflower Compact: The Document 156 Years Ahead of the Declaration | Lawrence Reed
The Mayflower Compact was signed the day before the Pilgrims landed at Plymouth, and it is the first agreement on governing between two groups of people in the history of the world that no monarch signed. Lawrence Reed calls it the most meaningful early benchmark in the American story, because everything the Declaration of Independence said so beautifully 156 years later was already there in 1620: mutual consent, toleration, no king. Lawrence W. Reed is president emeritus of the Foundation for E
S3 · E102
Thursday · 1 hr 13 min
Oklahoma Puts Voter ID in Its Constitution & a Judge Blocks Ohio 39 Days Out | Washington, McNeily
Voter identification went two different directions in the same week, in two states 900 miles apart. In Oklahoma, voters themselves wrote photo identification into the state constitution, which means no future legislature can take it back with a simple majority. In Ohio, a federal judge appointed by President Bill Clinton blocked the state from requiring proof of citizenship at motor vehicle offices, 39 days before Ohio's voter registration deadline. Jenny Beth Martin works through both with co-h
S3 · E101
Wednesday · 50 min
Job Board for Illegal Aliens & a Database of 51,942 Crimes | Victoria Manning
There is a job board on the internet built for illegal aliens, and one of the listings on it recruits campaign door knockers to get out the vote for Democrats. It pays 25 to 40 dollars an hour. It says people with a criminal record are encouraged to apply. Victoria Manning of Restoration News found it, published it, and watched much of the site get scrubbed within days. She kept the screenshots of every company that had advertised there, and she has sent what she found to the Department of Homel
S3 · E100
Tuesday · 54 min
Foreign Money in Elections: The Swiss Billionaire Behind 26 States | Jason Snead
Foreign money in American elections is legal in one place almost nobody watches, and Jason Snead's team found it. Federal law has banned foreign nationals from giving to candidates and political action committees for decades. It says nothing about ballot measures, which are treated as part of a state legislative function rather than a campaign for office. Snead tells Jenny Beth Martin what came through that opening: a Swiss billionaire who has said he never wanted to be an American citizen gave
S3 · E99
August 24 · 1 hr 23 min
South Carolina Senate Runoff & the Fake Poll That Fooled the Press | Pfaff, Connelly
South Carolina's Senate runoff is decided tomorrow, and fewer than 400,000 Republicans will likely make the choice. Jenny Beth Martin opens on the two names on that ballot: Congressman Ralph Norman, who told the Senate to hold a talking filibuster on the SAVE America Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, and keep the floor open all night until it took the bill up, against Senator Darline Graham Nordone, appointed six weeks ago to the seat her late brother Lindsey Graham held. Chad C
S3 · E98
August 21 · 1 hr 16 min
The Ninth Amendment: The Forgotten Right the Supreme Court Barely Cites | Bill Norton
The Ninth Amendment is the one the Supreme Court almost never uses, and constitutional scholar Bill Norton says that is because we have been reading it wrong since the day it was written. In this bonus conversation with Jenny Beth Martin, Norton walks through the amendment scholars now call forgotten. The Ninth Amendment says the enumeration of rights in the Constitution shall not be construed to deny others. Norton's point is easy to miss: the Bill of Rights did not exist yet when those words w
S3 · E97
August 20 · 57 min
Democratic Socialist Wins Florida Senate Nomination & $40 Trillion Debt | Snead, Spencer, Mitchell
A Democratic Socialist just won a United States Senate nomination in Florida after being outspent more than sixteen to one. Alexander Vindman raised 16.3 million dollars. Angie Nixon raised 975,000 and beat him by double digits on Tuesday, becoming the first member of the Democratic Socialists of America to win a statewide nomination in the Democratic Party. Her organization's platform, published this summer, calls for abolishing the United States Senate, which is the body she is asking Florida
S3 · E96
August 19 · 55 min
Cuban Refugee Family: Her Parents Waited 10 Years to Have Children | Driena Sixto
Cuban refugees twice over. Driena Sixto's grandparents left Franco's Spain for Cuba, built businesses and bought property there, and lost all of it when Fidel Castro took power. Her father was arrested on the island as a political dissident. Her parents married in Cuba and stayed married ten years without having a child, because they refused to raise one under the dictatorship. When her father got out of prison he walked into the United States embassy, told them he was an actual political refuge
S3 · E95
August 18 · 1 hr 6 min
Abolish the Senate: Jeffries Says No, His Caucus Says Yes & Florida Votes | Martin, Carroll, McNeily
Abolish the United States Senate. It is in writing, published on July 14 by the Democratic Socialists of America, alongside replacing the president and the Supreme Court with an executive and a judiciary chosen by Congress and answerable to Congress. On Sunday, House Democratic leader Hakeem Jeffries was asked about it. He said he does not support that agenda. Then he said the members elected on it will be part of his caucus. Jenny Beth Martin puts that platform next to the Constitution, article
S3 · E94
August 17 · 1 hr 8 min
Berkeley Calculus: A Professor Is Teaching Middle School Fractions | Angela Morabito
A Berkeley calculus professor published the numbers on her own students, and the single most common score on her eight-topic readiness test was zero. Not the average score. The most common one. These are students the University of California chose to admit, and a professor is now standing at the front of a college calculus class teaching middle school fractions. Angela Morabito joins Jenny Beth Martin for the full hour. Before California threw out the SAT and ACT in 2020, seven in ten Berkeley c
S3 · E93
August 14 · 1 hr 33 min
The Bill of Rights: The Ten Amendments Were Never a Gift From Government | Bill Norton
The Bill of Rights does not grant you a single right. Constitutional scholar Bill Norton walks Jenny Beth Martin through all ten amendments in the concluding lesson of the founding principles series, and the through-line is a distinction most Americans were never taught: those ten amendments protect rights you already had. They do not hand them to you. Read them the other way, Norton says, and whatever government gave, government can regulate or take back. The history is the argument. George Mas
S3 · E92
August 13 · 1 hr 5 min
FBI's Disinformation List & the Southern Poverty Law Center Arrest | Schilling, D'Souza
The FBI put Senator Chuck Grassley and Congressman Jim Jordan on a list of people spreading Russian disinformation, and on that same list it wrote down Joe Biden and his family as the victims. The White House Government Transparency Task Force, run by John Solomon, declassified a Bureau operation code-named Round River: at least fourteen confidential sources brought the Bureau information about the Biden family, and the Foreign Influence Task Force answered by labeling the people raising it as R
S3 · E91
August 12 · 1 hr 5 min
19,000 COVID Patients: No Federal Agency Ever Asked Him What Worked | Dr. Brian Tyson
Nineteen thousand COVID patients came through Dr. Brian Tyson's urgent care clinic, and no federal health agency has ever asked him what worked. In this episode of The Jenny Beth Show, Jenny Beth Martin talks with the Southern California physician who kept his doors open when most doctors closed theirs, and who says the lessons of the pandemic are still sitting uncollected on the border. Dr. Brian Tyson has practiced medicine for more than twenty years and runs All Valley Urgent Care, with three
S3 · E90
August 11 · 53 min
Vitamin D Cut Intensive Care Risk 90%: The Study Washington Buried | Dr. Daniel Stock
Vitamin D cut intensive care admissions by about 90 percent in a placebo controlled, randomized, double blinded trial published roughly two months before the first COVID vaccine rolled out. The treatment cost about 30 dollars over the counter, and the side effects came in lower than placebo. Dr. Daniel Stock says nobody acted on it, and that the failure to act is the biggest medical failure he can remember. Dr. Daniel Stock is a functional family medicine physician in Indiana who has practiced d
S3 · E89
August 10 · 1 hr 9 min
Ivermectin in His Pocket: The Hospital Said No, He Went In Anyway | Dr. John Littell
Ivermectin in his pocket, because the hospital pharmacy would not release it. Dr. John Littell, a board certified family physician in Ocala, Florida with more than thirty years in practice, tells Jenny Beth Martin what he saw inside the hospitals during COVID and what it cost him to say so. A new mother who had worked the COVID ward until the day of her c-section sat on the edge of her bed, blue, her oxygen at 80 percent and falling, her baby in the crib beside her. She was not his patient. He w
S3 · E88
August 7 · 1 hr 42 min
The Seventeenth Amendment: The Case That It Was Never Valid | Bill Norton
The Seventeenth Amendment changed who picks your United States senator, and constitutional scholar Bill Norton argues it was never validly ratified. In 1913 the selection of senators moved from state legislatures to a statewide popular vote, and the states lost the single structural check they held over Washington. Jenny Beth Martin sits down with Norton for the bonus conversation following Lesson 3 of the founding-principles training on the U.S. Constitution, and the hour turns on one clause: A
S3 · E87
August 6 · 50 min
Fauci's Diaries: What a Frontline Doctor Says They Actually Prove | Dr. Kat Lindley
Fauci's diaries are public, and Dr. Kat Lindley has read them. In this full-length conversation, the Texas family physician tells Jenny Beth Martin what she believes the entries prove: that the man who told America he was the science recommended closing New York City's schools, then went on television and denied having anything to do with school closures at all. Lindley brings a perspective almost no American doctor has. She was born in Croatia when it was still Yugoslavia, grew up under Josip B
S3 · E86
August 5 · 48 min
Pediatrician Punished for Senate Testimony: The Package Insert Was Blank | Dr. Renata Moon
A pediatrician showed a United States Senate hearing a package insert pulled from a box of the COVID shot. Both sides of it were blank. Within months she had lost her position as a professor of medicine, and her own medical school had reported her testimony to her state medical board. Dr. Renata Moon joins Jenny Beth Martin for the full account. Double board certified in general pediatrics and hospital pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics, with nearly thirty years in practice across a
S3 · E85
August 4 · 1 hr 12 min
Maine Addresses Switched Voting Districts & the SAVE America Act's Final Four Days | Sands, Bagshaw
Maine voter rolls are not supposed to move on their own. State Representative Barbara Bagshaw was knocking on doors in Windham, the way she does every cycle, when she reached an apartment building she knew was not in her district. She checked her printed books, then the next house, then the next. When she went to her town clerk, the answer was that 110 voters had been relocated out of District 107 and into her District 106. The Secretary of State's office called it a glitch and offered to print
S3 · E84
August 3 · 1 hr 4 min
Gen Z's Socialist Swing & the SAVE America Act's Last Five Days | DiMeglio, Gaines, Pfaff
The SAVE America Act has five days left in the United States Senate, and Jenny Beth Martin opens this episode with the math that should make every American angry. The House did its job more than once, passing a budget resolution and the National Defense Authorization Act with the full SAVE America Act attached. Both are sitting in the Senate. Fifty senators are already on record supporting proof of citizenship to register to vote and voter identification to cast a ballot. The votes are not the p

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