Linda Catalina: The Shocking Threat To The USA | The Authors Unite Show #960

Alright, Linda Catalina, welcome to the show.

Thank you.

Pumped to have you here. Another Miami local. How long have you been here in Miami?

I've been here since '99. Oh really? Yeah.

Wow, okay, so, and Did you— Colombia? Yeah, he said. Is that where you came from, like, originally, or were you born in the US?

No, I was born in Cali, Colombia.

Okay, gotcha. So what— why did you decide to come here?

Well, it was my parents', my mom's decision, really. She had— my mom, before, even before me, she had been traveling back and forth the US, buying merchandise, taking it back, you know, selling it. She's always been a hustler. So You know, just the situation in the '90s. So the '80s was like, you know, the cartels, we had drug wars going on, all these things, but the crime and the, you know, the national security was just very, um, unstable in Colombia. And we, or they thought it would be best for us to move here based on security issues. And economic opportunity.

Got it.

So they, you know, my mom kind of planned the whole thing out and, you know, we just made the move.

And obviously happy that you're— well, with everything going on today, you know, it's a little different now, but yeah, until the past 10 months or whatever it's been, it's been good in the US.

Yeah, it's been great. Yeah, yeah, great.

So, and I saw, what's the name of your company again? Like G27 Agency?

Yeah, so that's just the I have like the, the, like the, what is it called? Uh, LLC.

Okay. Gotcha.

Yeah. But I'm in e-commerce now. Before that, okay. I had a travel agency, a small travel agency. I started it in 2016. Um, so G27HC was DBA as Connect Colombia. That was my, my, the name of my company. Yeah. Um, And obviously COVID killed it because it's travel.

And yeah, I was gonna ask, yeah, what is it exactly?

So it was a, um, personalized travel, um, luxury as well. So I decided to start it because I was planning my girlfriend's bachelorette in 2014 or 2015. I was still with corporate and I, we were planning it in Colombia, in Cartagena. It's like a really like hotspot for like bachelorettes and bachelor parties.

Okay.

Uh, it's cheaper. It's fun. Like it's beautiful. There's a lot to do. And I couldn't find really any services that would give me like transportation, like activities.

Yeah.

Things like that. We wanted to rent a boat and everything was like the only thing that at that moment that was secure and I guess accessible was Airbnb for housing. That's it.

Okay.

Um, so it took me a while to like find the right company to like book a boat with and like that it was like reliable payment. All the other ones were like, yeah, if you can just, you know, send me the money via bank. Like, we don't do that here because you could just steal it from me. So I started it in 2016 after like I quit corporate, I started it, um, and it was— it went really well. I did SEO, like, you know, paid ads on Facebook, all that stuff. And I was sending a lot of— like, what it was is that everything we did was private. So we had, you know, contracts with house owners, you know, uh, property managers that would rent me their properties to me. And then we'd make sure that somebody was waiting for you at the airport, they took you to your house, it was all You know, secure, you felt comfortable, you felt safe, and that everything else was personalized. So every trip was tailored to you. So if you were a girl's trip for a birthday, let's say, and you know, you wanted to have a spa day, then we would bring the spa to the house and, you know, have the ladies there to give you a massage or manicure, pedi, whatever it may be.

Yeah.

While, you know, you had a chef cooking for you. Um, and then we'd arrange like, you know, the table reservations at any clubs, make sure that the next day, if you were going to go out on a boat, we had the car there waiting for you. If you were hungover, we'd just drag you to the marina and put you on the boat. So it was great. It was amazing. Um, it started getting much, much— it's obviously a very competitive landscape, but it started getting worse when Airbnb launched their experiences section.

Ah, gotcha. Yeah.

Because now they were offering, um, experiences, which we offered, and it was already on the Airbnb network. So, you know, it was taking business from us. Um, but COVID killed it.

Yeah.

You know, like I had, I had to cancel all the trips for the year starting March.

Oh wow.

Everything. So, oh wow.

That's crazy, actually.

We had upset customers that wanted their money back and like our contract specifically states like, once you give the deposit, we will not reimburse your money because we pay our vendors in advance. Totally right. If we haven't paid them, it's like a 48-hour window, no problem, we'll give your money back. Yeah. What we did though was offer them a credit. Hey, whenever we're out of the situation, yeah, you get to book your trip again. And we did that because we, we We basically researched what the industry, what the industry was doing. Like, yeah, what was Expedia doing? The cruise lines, airlines, and everybody was offering credits.

Yeah. That's what American Airlines did.

Right. We followed that route.

Yeah.

People were upset, you know, some of them like took it up with PayPal and like all these things.

Oh yeah.

And I was like, right. I was like, you know, we have, you signed the contract and our contract stipulates from the beginning. Needless to say, um, I stopped that. I closed down the agency completely.

Oh, you did?

Okay. I did, because I just knew that, you know, people were like, no, like, you know, end of the year will be fine, next year. And I was like, they're like, your overhead cost is little and stuff like that. And I was like, I already— I'm already competing with Airbnb with experiences. That was what we sold the most. They're trying to change human behavior for sure. You know, they want to kill the travel industry. I know that for a fact. And the, and the hospitality—

Well, I think all small businesses.

Right. They just want to kill small businesses. And I said, you know, I don't even want to have the stress in my life. Like, and then, cause then what was happening was I was getting a lot of requests for trips for next year, 2021. And I was like, I can't even, I don't even know when to take their money. There's no, there's no certainty of anything. I can't even, why am I going to continue wasting my time on sending these quotes out and pre-booking people if I don't even know when we can actually travel freely, you know? And so I said, you know, screw it. Like, fuck that. I already had, either way, last year I started experimenting with e-commerce. I have two e-commerce stores now. So I was like, yeah, I was like, I just don't even want to deal with this. Anymore, and I just closed it. So I'm focused on e-commerce now.

For the e-commerce, what, what type of stuff are you selling?

So my first store I launched last year in November or first week of December, um, it's jewelry, fashion, like fashion jewelry. Um, it was a market that I just like researched and it's like a hot selling thing for women, I guess. And, um, it was really just an experiment. I'm like that type of entrepreneur. I was like, you know, I'll just put a little bit of money and see how it goes. It went well. Um, at first it was kind of like cheap jewelry and I was like, I don't like this. Like, I don't want to be known for like having a cheap brand that like turns green, like, you know, after like 2 like wears. Um, and I was doing a lot of faith-based items.

Okay.

A lot of crosses. I'm a Christian, so yeah. Like Virgin Mary's. I grew up Catholic and I wear a lot— like, that's like my style. I wear it like right now. I was going to go to the gym after, so I have nothing on, but I wear a lot of like crosses and things like that. So I started going deeper and research, and I, I learned that luxury fashion jewelry, it's the moneymaker. Okay, so luxury being You know, much more a high quality, high quality item that's not gonna turn green. That's, it looks really beautiful, but it's a lot cheaper than buying gold. So if you can't afford like a cool like Cuban link chain that maybe in gold will be like $500 or $1,000 or whatever. Yeah, maybe you can get it for $70 and it's not gonna turn green on you and you're, it's gonna last for like 2 years. So that's like where I'm at right now with that store.

Got it.

Uh, we got rid of like all of our shitty, like, nah, I don't wanna say shitty cuz it wasn't that bad.

Yeah.

But like our, like, you know, lower quality items. We've been like just either giving it away or selling it.

Yeah.

And replaced, um, everything with, uh, luxury fashion jewelry, which is high quality.

Mm-hmm.

Uh, gold-plated, stainless steel. You can put, it's non-tarnish. You can actually go in the water with it. So, really cool for places like Miami where you're out on the boat and like, you know, girls here like dress really fancy and stuff. Um, so that's like one of my stores. And, um, my other store, it's, uh, merch.

Oh, okay.

Yeah, it's like I started off in June with like an anti-mandatory mask club. Like, you know, it was a take on the Anti-Social Social Club.

Yeah, yeah.

And so it's like the anti-mandatory mask club.

I love it.

Okay, this whole mask bullshit started. And then I just, again, I just like, I'm like one of those, like, possibly not the smartest way to do things, but I'm like the entrepreneur that's like, all right, whatever, like, I'll put $1,000 and see like how it goes.

Yeah.

And like, if it works out, it works out. And like, I'll just invest more money. So that worked out. And like, I sold like, I sold out of shirts like immediately. Like, everybody loved them. I had a white one first. People were like, we want it in black. So I brought on the black. And then, uh, the girls wanted cute crop tops for the summer, so we brought the crop tops on and like, you know, we were selling, selling, selling, selling. And so then I brought a second design. Um, but again, like, you know, I have my girlfriend who's in the political field as well. She designs for me.

Okay.

I have a local produce, a local printer, so I'm not doing like the Printify, you know how like it's like on-demand printing. Uh, that gives you like very little, little profit. Like the margins are like way too low.

Yeah.

Um, so I'm actually like, you know, wholesaling from my guy. He, you know, we create the design, pay her, he prints it. It's local. I like the whole like, yeah, yeah.

Local is better. Yeah.

So that merch store does really well and I haven't even put like marketing dollars on it. Um, my SEO is like not even up to like speed. Like it's like literally functioning slowly. Solely on my social media presence.

Gotcha.

Yeah, but it's going to be like the vision for it, it's going to be like street, because it is street, street style. Okay, right, you know what I'm talking about? Like the cool, like Off-White, like Yeezy vibes. Yeah, um, yeah, so it's gonna be like that. They're fake, but like, no, okay, but like, you know, like with woke messages. I just don't want to use the word woke anymore. So I haven't found a replacement for it.

They even ruined that.

They ruined everything. Just like everything else they touch.

So when did you though, I want to ask because that's how I came across you on Instagram. Like when did you start, I guess?

So when did you come across me? I'm sorry.

Yeah, no, no, it's fine. I, oh yeah, this is open dialogue. You can ask me questions. Basically, like, I saw one of your posts and it was like a political type post. And then I started to read more of your stuff. And I was just like, we— I align with a lot of stuff that you were posting. So that's really how— but I can't remember how it came up on my feed or somehow. Maybe Ivan, because we both— something happened where I saw your stuff and then I followed you and then I was like, I like this shit. This is cool. When did you start though? Coming out politically? Like, when did that start?

I was a Democrat.

Oh, cool. This is amazing.

I was a Democrat. And I was not politically active. And I was not like the psycho liberals now that are like, just demonic entities. I was just, you know, a regular moderate Democrat with conservative views, right? Because I grew up very religious. Um, so there were certain things that like, okay, I see like the Republican or the right side of it, um, especially culturally. And but for the most part, we were sold, especially when we come to this country, you know, when you're a Spanish-speaking person, you have two channels, which is Univision and Telemundo. That's it, you know. And those two channels are how they brainwash the Hispanic community because like propaganda, right? CNN and MSNBC. And so they kind of sell you this idea that the Democrats are for the people, the Democrats are for immigrants, the Democrats are for people of color, that, you know, like the whole like social aspect of things. You know, I was here, I guess I got to see Bush as president, right? We knew that Bush sucked. I think that most people even on the right would agree. But Bush was like, just Strange. And then Obama was such a like phenomenon. Like it was, he was presented as such a like beautiful leader, right? Like, and I mean, not beautiful, like in the, like the outside, charismatic and well-spoken and he was going to bring change. Like, remember like his whole, like, I believe that we will win or whatever it was. Um, and you know, everybody voted for Obama supposedly that like now, now that's questionable. But like, The white people were with him, the Blacks were with him, the Hispanics were with him. Everybody was with Obama.

Yeah.

So we were kind of sold. I was kind of sold this Democratic platform of like change. So I was not really politically active. I had knowledge in politics, geopolitical stuff too, and international business, cause I have an international business degree. So my classes, a lot of them were like European Union agreements, like trade agreements, NAFTA, like all that stuff. Like I knew very well when it came to, um, what would you say, like foreign policy, but domestically and stuff like that, I don't think I was like that well educated. So my first time voting was 2016 because I became a citizen in 2014. So I couldn't vote for Obama or anyone else.

Yes.

That was my first time. And at first, when, you know, Trump became the Republican nominee, you know, I didn't really have many feelings about Trump. I just knew he was Republican, so I wasn't going for him, you know, like type of thing. But I remember one day with my mom, we were watching like the Spanish news at her house, and I remember seeing him and I'm like, Mom, he's going to win.

Yeah.

And she was like, and I was like, I just know he is. And this was like 2015. Like, you know, he wasn't even on the campaign trail. Um, but then propaganda started.

Yeah.

Racist, you know, xenophobic, hates Mexicans, they're raped, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And so I became like very brainwashed into like, we gotta vote for Hillary. Like Hillary is like, you know, she's the Secretary of State, she has 20 years of experience, her husband was a president one time. You know, like, for me, it wasn't much of the social. I wasn't like, oh, because I want to see the first woman president. Like, it wasn't much of that. Yeah, but for me, it wasn't like that because I was never like a huge Hillary Clinton fan. Like, I know some girls, like my roommate was like obsessed with Hillary. I actually like Bernie more.

Yo, I was actually, I was a Bernie fan, right, like 4 years ago. And that's how, like, much I've changed.

Right, me too. Yeah, yeah, I was much more of a Bernie fan, if anything. Again, because he sold the whole democratic socialism and you're like, oh yeah, like, of course Sweden is so cool. Like all these things that are like imaginary now. Like now I'm like, I was a dumbass.

Yeah.

But it was like, okay, whatever. Like we settled for Hillary. That's it. So I voted for Hillary in 2016.

Okay.

And after that I was like, you know, Trump's racist. Like, I was like on social media, like, not really on my Instagram that much, but like on Facebook, like, my God, Trump is a racist, like talking shit, like, you know, just terrible person, blah, blah, blah.

Yeah.

But then what happened was that I started noticing, I guess I have like a greater sense of awareness than most people.

Yeah.

It sounds cocky, but I just really do think that. 'Cause then I was like, Wait a second. Like this shit makes no sense. Like the guy's doing something good. Like anything that he would do was bad.

Yeah.

Anything. Like I started noticing like the hate, right. Of like, it was, it was more than like the regular stuff that they said about him being a racist or xenophobe or just an asshole. And that the women, the grabbing by the pussy, all that stuff. Yeah. I was like, okay, well, for example, um, I believe like his first cabinet was like 60% women.

Yeah.

You know, and there was this whole like narrative that he hated women and that he was an anti-misogynist, blah, blah, blah. And I'm like, okay, well he has 60% women in his staff.

Yeah.

You're not, you guys are not making sense here. For sure. Like his, his campaign manager was Kellyanne Conway, who's the first female to ever run a successful political campaign for a Republican and win.

Yeah.

You know, he let a woman handle his campaign. I don't understand. Like, then it was like he was, um, he made hemp legal, you know, like him and Mitch McConnell signed the hemp, the farm bill. Then, you know, hemp became legal. That's another like huge industry. And like, they didn't give the liberals, the progressive who are supposed to be for this are like trashing it or like, oh, I don't care about it. Then he nominated Gina Haspel as the first female to lead the CIA. CIA. They trashed her.

Yeah.

So I started becoming like really angry towards the left. I was like, yo, these people are like fucking crazy. Like these people, um, you know, no matter what this guy does, they just, they just, they're just trash him. They trash the women. Every single female around Trump, as much as they, they, they love women, they trash them.

Yeah.

Whether it's his daughter, whether it's like his secretary of press, anyone, you know, the secretary of Betsy DeVos, like it doesn't matter who it is, they're hateful and trash them. So then after that, I became kind of angry towards like all media and I was like, fuck these people. I was like, fuck the fake news. Like I, I just because I didn't vote for him and just because I was wrong doesn't mean that I'm going to stay like this forever. So I unfollowed everyone like CNN and MSNBC, NowThis, um, Vice News, everything you can think of. Yeah. And then I started doing my own research on Trump, but my research on Trump started more from like the businessman that he's— that he was and is. Um, you know, like who, like how he grew up. Like I did like a research more on like, who is Trump? Yeah, like, what are his ideas?

Yeah, not just the first 10 minutes, right? Like Good Morning America, right?

Like, why is he the way that he is? Like, you know, why? Like all these things. So I started that research and like I fell in love with Trump. Yeah, as a person more than like before, before the political side of it.

Yeah, what were some of the stuff? Like, what were some of those things? Um, 'Cause that's, from what I've found, it seems to me that he's actually like a really nice person.

The best person ever.

Yeah, like he gives, I've seen this one video, I can't remember what it was. It was something like, I can't remember what it was, but he like donated all this money to this one family and like they didn't even know it was from him. He just, or he paid their rent for a year or something. Yeah. And like, and you know, but you watch Good Morning America or any of these other channels and you would think Trump is like, you know, I don't— like, literally like Hitler or something, or worse than that, right? And it's like, not— it's like, not the case. It's insane.

So, yeah, I mean, I— there was this one time, I don't know, I was like deep down a rabbit hole. Like, you know how like when you click something and you end up like 10 pages later? Like, you don't even know how you ended up there. I, I, I came to find out that the reason why Trump has that mentality of a winner and like never give up and just like positivity all the time. Because the thing is, like, the media says like Trump is so negative in this narrative that it— no, no, no. That's the narrative they created for him. If you ever just shut the fuck up and listen to what he has to say, you're going to hear that every single message he gives is of hope and positivity, no matter what, no matter what. So, um, I was like, he— like, I need to know his mentality more than anything. Like, this guy's like insane. And, uh, Trump's Trump had a, a very famous pastor. Uh, his name is Norman Vince Peale. Okay. He's a famous author as well.

Yeah.

And he wrote a book called The Power of Positive Thinking.

Okay.

And this is like a super— like, this is one of those like self-help books kind of thing that like, you know, along with like Think Rich Grow Rich or whatever it's called, like one of those.

Yeah, yeah, I'm reading that constantly, right?

I have it with me too.

So you can grow rich.

You can grow rich. So like one of the, like he's basically one of those authors. Um, it's kind of like the same concept. So if you like that, you gotta get The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale. So he was a famous, um, clergyman and he was Trump's like pastor and his dad's pastor. So Trump grew up with this guy in his ear telling him like, here's the secret of being successful and this is what it is like. Positive mind. Uh, you know, the book is a little Christian cause the guy's a clergyman. Yeah, give you like, but you'll see that like this book was written in like 1952 or published in 1952 or something like that. And like the guy is like way advanced for like his time. Like he's talking about like manifestation stuff. He's like talking about, so like Trump has this mentality that like nothing is impossible for him.

Yes.

No matter what. And after I read that book and like there was this one sentence that I'll never forgive. And it says that the author says attitude is more important than facts. So if you think about that and you think about the way that Trump exaggerates everything and it ends up coming true, like, yeah, 80% of the time is because he's manifesting shit into reality. So he'll say like, whatever, you know, like, oh, we have the best economy or whatever. Like, you know, everybody loves me. Like, I'm the best. President to ever exist. Like, he has all these, like, people are like, oh, he's so arrogant. Yeah, what the fuck? Like, they go crazy. And it's so hypocritical because the New Age movement and the, like, the, you know, like Hollywood, LA, they're into yoga, they're into, like, doing all these things. And like, the one of the first things that they tell you and all that stuff is like, you have to manifest by, like, literally, like, almost like lying to yourself that, like, you will own the house.

And that's what affirmations are.

Affirmations are like, you can do it, but the president can't. Like, fuck, go fuck yourself.

Yourself, you know, like, what the fuck?

Like, the leader can't do it, you know? So, uh, I, I realized that Trump is like a wizard. Like, he just like literally says it out loud and it comes true. And like, it's true, like, he does exaggerate, but who cares? Who cares if— and he says it in The Art of the Deal, he's like, it's okay to exaggerate as long as you provide results.

It's okay.

And like, there's no one more honest than him. Like, if you read his shit, if it's Watch his interviews from like 1980s. It doesn't matter. Read his books. The same person that we see now, it's like has been for like 70 years.

Yeah, 100%. And that's one of the things that I thought when he ran, even though at that time I was like Bernie fan, because I was like, oh, I think Bernie wants us all to do really good. But like when you look at Trump and their family, like he didn't need to do this. That's what I think. And that's why I'm like, all these other politicians like Obama, Biden, all They all have profited very well from being— Trump, if anything, I think has lost money from doing this.

He has.

Yeah.

So, and like, peace of mind, he cares. Mine is like more than money. Yeah, I would have, I would have never— I would, I would have been like that, like just retire in a golf course. Like, yeah, yeah, you can do whatever you want. No, and I hate people that are like nobodies, like, you know, your average Joe, like one of us, and they're like, oh my He bankrupt, he did this, he did that. I'm like, who the fuck are you? What have you done? Like, do you understand how bankrupt— how bankruptcies work? You understand that like you fail 10 times, you get up like 11 times. Like, you obviously have never built anything in your life. Like, I just closed some business and I started 2 more. Like, what does that make me, a failure? No. Like, I know when it's time to end and move on. And go into something else, but you don't because you're just a fucking loser. Yeah, that's what you are. You're a fucking loser.

It's so true.

I hate them.

No, people do talk about that all the time. They're like, he's bankrupt 6 times.

Like, do you even know like how that works? Yeah, of course you don't. Like, you only pay $700 in taxes. Yeah, because he overpaid millions.

Yeah, yeah.

I don't know, it's crazy.

Yeah, well, they're brainwashed. They just believe what the CNN— and that's all they listen to. And to me, that's insane because I've always just dug a little deeper, you know, like I'm just curious, like, what else? What's the opposite saying? And me and him, we actually occasionally, as painful as it is, I still think it's good to listen to the other side just to see what's going on over there. Even though I think a lot of it's bullshit, I still want to stay like in tune to what the bullshit they are saying.

I do it more with like the extremists.

It's painful.

Like, I, for example, I follow a few extremist accounts of like the anarchist communist. Like, I'm done following like the CNNs of the world. Like, yeah, like that shit, like I can't even look at it. I can't even stand it. Like, it's just fucking—

even Fox now is a little—

yeah, but I've always called it faux news. Like, I've always been against Fox because some of us woke up to the entire media, whatever you want to call it, falsehood or whatever.

Yeah.

And some people were like, no, but Fox.

Yeah, well, Tucker Carlson, right? Tucker and Sean Hannity.

I like that. Yeah, but you also have to like think like how compromised— how compromised are they?

Because they still work under Fox, for sure.

So like, I love Tucker, like he's great, and Sean Hannity to me is just like an annoying boomer. He was like— I remember July 4th, he was like, all these people, like he was like all these people in a pool. Like, I don't know what state it was. He was like freaking out about like people in a pool. I'm like, okay, you fucking boomer, like, who cares? Yeah. Um, yeah, that's, that's how I came. And then I started being vocal on Twitter alone.

Okay.

Like, I didn't follow any family or friends or anything. I like completely deleted like my personal one and then started like the Wake Up with Linda one.

Yeah.

Um, And then I, uh, networked with some people from Turning Point USA. Uh, my friend Anna, she just ran for Congress. Unfortunately, she lost, but it was the first time she was going against like a 10-year Democrat in St. Pete who like has Soros money and shit.

Um, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So she's the one I, I got to talk to her one time over the phone, and we had done a lot of research on immigration.

Mm-hmm.

Because I wanted to understand why Trump was doing the— wanted to do the things that he did.

Yeah.

The wall, the cracking down on like, you know, all the illegal immigration, da da da. Cause the story is that he just hates immigrants cause he's xenophobic and racist.

Yeah.

But I did so much research on immigration that I was like, yo, this guy's the best. Like everything he wants to do is like, what we need to do.

Yeah.

And in terms of human trafficking, the human smuggling, like all these like things that are not—

oh yeah, they would be like blaming him for that stuff. Or what were they saying? I saw they were saying that he's the reason that like immigrants that can't get through, they're like in these like little tents or something. I can't remember what it was, but they were blaming it on him and it was something that Obama—

I don't think people understand that. Like, I'm so sorry, like Mexico is not our problem. Guatemala is not our problem. Like, my home country is not our problem. Like, America is our problem. So as, as, as heartless as they may seem, like, if there are immigrants on the other side of the fence in tents waiting to get in, that's their problem.

Yeah. Ours. Yeah.

No problems here.

I am in agreement with you, actually. And it sounds harsh.

Yeah. But it's just what it is.

He's not the president of Mexico.

How many homeless people people that we have on South Beach alone.

Oh yeah, who's crying for them?

You don't have any of these liberals like, where are they gonna sleep tonight?

Like, yeah, true.

Um, well, I, I connected with Anna and she's the one that told me to start making videos. And she's like, just get vocal on it. Like, yeah, you know, because, you know, you know a lot and you have a lot of info and we need more women talking about the human trafficking at the border and the children situation and da da da da da. And, um, I was like, whatever. So I started making videos on Twitter about human trafficking and everything related to that stuff. And then, what was it that I did? And then, I remember one of my videos went viral. I remember two things went viral. One tweet was when I re-registered myself from a Democrat to an Independent. Okay, then I put the hashtag #WalkAway. Yeah, cuz I just found out about the Walk Away movement by Brandon Strock. Okay, which is Brandon Strock is a gay man and he was a Democrat, and then he made a video that went viral of like why he was walking away from the Democratic Party. Okay, then he flashed like, he's like, they're intolerant, they're toxic, da da da, and that went viral on Twitter. So he started that movement, the Walk Away movement. Mm-hmm. And then I I wrote, like, I was like, you know, I just re-registered myself from a Democrat to an Independent. I can no longer take the left. Uh, they're crazy. Da da da da da. They're intolerant. Uh, hashtag walk away. Yeah. Hashtag like boom. I just got like shit ton of followers. Like all these Trumpers were like, welcome. Like, you know, very embracing, very nice. Uh, and then I had another series of videos that I made of how it is that legal loopholes in our immigration system traffics children here.

Yeah.

With, with like sources and like not a conspiracy. Like here's like documentation from like the Department of Justice, from like Senate committee hearings, da da da da. I did that and those videos went viral as well. Um, and then, and then later that year, I started my Instagram. It was after the midterm elections in 2018 because that was the first time I woke up to the fraud, election fraud.

Okay.

I don't know if you guys—

oh, in 2018?

Yeah.

See, yeah, we just woke up to the election.

I knew— I, I, I've known there's— I mean, I can tell you right now that there was, there was seats stolen from us that year. Yeah. The thing is, I have a crazy memory too, so like, I remember.

Yeah.

When the Democrats were trying to, um, they were trying to have us have Florida accept Gillum. You don't remember the, the gay dude that ended up here at the, at the Mondrian getting caught with crack and cocaine?

What the hell?

It's like the best, like, cheese ever.

No, no, see, we just started getting it like very serious about stuff because of what I believe right now is so obviously fraud. Like, to think that Biden has all this support to me is just—

yeah, nobody can tell you what. Yeah, where, who are the voters? Yeah, well, okay, so in 2018, their midterm elections, that's when we got DeSantis as our governor.

Yeah, thank God for him.

Thank God. He's like the best thing that ever happened to Florida. So like, the, the person that was running against him was Andrew Gillum.

Okay.

Andrew Gillum is— was the mayor of Jacksonville, if I'm not mistaken. I could be wrong, but somewhere up north.

Yeah.

And here in Florida. And he was running against DeSantis. Black African-American men. I don't like African-American— Black American men.

Yeah.

And, um, you know, same fucking bullshit that we always, uh, Ron DeSantis is a racist. Ron DeSantis is this. Ron DeSantis— and I'm like, bro, I don't give a fuck. I'm not voting for you, Democrat. Like, for you, like, I don't care. You could be black as midnight, I'm not voting for you because you're black. I don't care. Like, you guys, you're socialist. You want to— you want— he wanted to give Florida, uh, you know how we don't have the income tax here, the state income tax? He wanted to give us a state income tax. Yeah, he wanted to raise business taxes. He wanted all this like socialist ideals to happen here in Florida. And I even have some friends of mine who are business owners, Democrats, who are like, but I wouldn't forget them. Like, get the fuck out of here. Yeah, business owners.

Like, no, they don't get it.

We're business owners. Like, I don't, I don't care. I'm voting for DeSantis.

Yeah.

So DeSantis won that night. And then immediately the Democrats started with their bullshit. Oh, we're still finding ballots in Broward. Oh, you can— I'm sure you can Google this. Like, you should probably Google this. Google 2018 midterm elections, Democrats finding ballots in Florida, and you're going to see how these people are, are, are known for finding these magical ballots that appear out of no— oh, here we have a whole stack, and they all happen to be for Andrew Gillum. So after DeSantis won, they had us like an additional 8 days counting ballots, yeah, for Gillum because they wanted to steal. And then it happened in Arizona, okay? And in Arizona, they actually flipped it. It had been a Republican senator, and then I believe they, they, they made it happen so that Kyrsten Sinema, the Democrat, and she's pretty moderate, she's not bad, she got, she got the, the election. She got to win. So they've been, they've been at this for a very long time, and they always specifically choose counties where there's a lot of corruption, like Broward.

Yeah, for sure.

And apparently DeSantis ended up winning. Thank God. And then this guy This year, early in the year before Corona hit us, like February, like right before Corona hit us, he was caught here in the Mondrian Hotel with a male escort. Okay. The pictures are amazing. And I love it because I love— you can't make this up. You can't make this up. So the first person to break the news was Candace Owens before it. So she, she comes out and she says, says that she had gotten word that Andrew Gillum had gotten caught in Miami with a male escort and a bunch of drugs, intoxicated with drugs.

Yeah.

And there was like human feces all over the place.

Hmm.

So it ended up being true. It ended up being, it ended up being true. And the pictures show it to you. Yeah. It ended up being that this guy Gillum is gay, even though he's married with 3 kids.

Yeah.

And he had a male escort and some sort of like druggy orgy party with gay escorts here at the Mondrian Hotel. Yeah, something went wrong. The, uh, his friend OD'd or something, the gay dude. Um, something went wrong and they had to call the paramedics. Yeah, so of course somebody took pictures of the whole thing. When they found them, there's Gilliam on the floor with vomit all over himself. There's pills and shit all over the place, drugs. Yeah. Okay. And, um, sure enough, there's like either vomit or like human feces on the bed.

Yeah.

Can't imagine why. So pretty disgusting stuff.

I, I brought up the photos.

You, you see them?

Yeah. Yeah.

It's ridiculous. That's crazy. Um, but okay, the Democrats were trying to sell this, this trash person as our governor.

Yeah.

As opposed to the Santis was like a king. Yeah. And, and the way they were trying to do it is by ballots. They were finding all these mail-in ballots suddenly. So I woke up about the fraud in 2018.

Okay. So what, um, or there's two questions going. So first one is like, I'll ask this one actually first. What do you think is going on right now? Like, there's obviously fraud, but like, what's the whole, like, like?

It's a coup. Okay, modern-day coup. Okay, it's a modern-day coup with the social media companies.

Okay. And do you think China— China is involved?

China 100% is involved. Okay, you heard it. I'll never forget that when I was in college, one of my professors, my international business— this was like a 4000-level course, like, you know, the hard classes.

Yeah, yeah.

Um, and I think it was my international business, uh, teacher, and he made us do a project on China and he made us do a project to basically show how they devalue their currency to manipulate markets. Yeah. So I had to do this whole project on the yen or whatever it's called. And my professor told me that in 2020 China would be the biggest powerhouse in the world. And like, I feel like it was like prophetic. But yeah, I think it comes from the, I think The Democrats are working with the Chinese and all of our other enemies. Um, I think somebody like Brian Kemp in Georgia is completely compromised, okay, by the Chinese, with the Chinese. The Chinese are known to blackmail you.

Yeah, yeah, well, that's the Hunter Biden, right?

So you'll go to China, you have fun with the boys, and you— there's— you go to your hotel with little girls. Are women, or if you're gay but you have a family, and then they have cameras in the room and then they catch you doing stupid— or whatever it may be. Yeah, it could be a transaction that you did, like whatever it may be, you know, pay to play.

Yeah.

Or the sexual stuff is always huge with them, and then they have it as insurance policy.

Yes, exactly.

If you don't do what they tell you, we're gonna, we're gonna blast this. And, and they have, you know, they're, they're in good mercy with the social media companies, which is Zuckerberg and Jack Dorsey and everyone else, the guys from Google. So yeah, I think it's a modern-day coup to get rid of Trump because Trump is not the establishment.

Yeah, that's really what it is to me. I just don't understand why they want to take— like, what's the point? Like, why can't they just have their own country and just enjoy it? Like, why do they need to fuck with ours? Like, we like ours the way it is.

It's world domination. Yeah, the Chinese, like a mental illness. The Chinese are literally taking over the world. Like, even I'll tell you, I'll give you an example. Yeah, you know where Bimini is here in the Bahamas?

Uh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

So Bimini, um, and I learned this like years ago, Bimini has a side where it's like completely transformed. It's like this beautiful resort and it has a casino. It's badass. Um, owned by the Chinese. Oh, so the Chinese have been slowly but surely taking over the Bahamas and people don't know that. The Chinese have taken over Africa and people don't know that. Why Africa? Because it has a lot of resources.

Yeah.

So they really like to have world domination and the US is like the last like real empire. Standing between like them and complete world domination.

Do you—

because they have trade— like they took over Venezuela. Yeah, taking over Venezuela is the Chinese.

Okay.

You know, Cuba, like they— like Cuba, Venezuela, Russia, China, they're all like partners and stuff.

Yeah, I just— I don't understand how people could be so misinformed and like literally vote for that.

You know, I can't even see my Democrat friends right now. Yeah, my Republican friends and I, we can't be around them.

We just can't.

We were not tolerant of them. Yeah, as bad as that sounds, we just— I just can't be around them. Yeah, because right now we're at war and like you're siding with the enemy.

It actually is a war right now. That's what's crazy.

So like, I don't want to change your mind on abortion. Like, I don't care. Like, you know what I mean? Like, that stuff is like, you always have to respect people's like—

yeah, for sure.

Yeah, but like right now when we're at war and you're siding with the enemy Like, and it's so blatantly obvious.

That's what I think.

I'm like, it fucking baffles my mind. Like, some of these people have like degrees, some of them are doctors, some of them advertise in agencies, and I'm like, you, you have like— you're supposed to be like an intelligent human who has like a legitimate profession, and you are dumb as shit. Yeah, no, like, well, that's right, like you're a monkey.

Exactly.

Yeah.

I— we call— we say that.

Yeah.

Well, no, that's— I, I would like to just have a day. I would like to like see through their lens because this is the thing. I do not know what they're seeing. Like, we're on two different planets. Yeah, literally.

Like, I'm like, it's never been more real that we, we live in two different realities.

Yeah, it's insane what it is. It is. And I don't know how they're seeing through that reality. Like, I really don't. Like, I've tried to see sit back and think about it. I mean, I guess if all you did was watch ABC and CNN, then I guess I can get it, like, and if you believe it all. But how has, like, one of your posts or, like, something else not ever popped in front of them, you know? Because even—

it's called ego. Okay, a lot of this is, like, spiritual too. Okay, like a spiritual warfare going on. A lot of them, it's like, it's my ego, like, I can't admit that I'm wrong because it takes— it takes a lot of balls to say like, I was wrong. Like that was me like, holy shit, I was wrong.

Yeah. Yeah. About Bernie.

I was wrong about Trump. I was wrong about Bernie. I hate Obama now. Like Obama was like king to me. Yeah. Obama was like the best. No, no, no. They're all bad people. Trump is a good guy. Like it takes a lot to do that. And that's what I see in my friends that they would literally, I think, rather die in a volcano than ever admit that they are wrong.

Yeah, maybe that is what it is, and that they can do better.

Because let's be honest, Biden has no supporters.

Biden has Trump haters. Yes, that's what it is. That's really what it is.

Yeah, vote for Biden because you hate Trump. Yeah, not because he offered anything substantial for you to vote on. Like what, uh, changing— the other thing too is like when there's things that absolutely disgust me, where like I don't want to be around you people. Because like, for example, if you're okay with a child transitioning their sex at 8 years old, which he said that on national television, like Biden did. Yeah.

Oh wow. Okay. Yeah.

Um, like to me it's insane. You are just despicable. Yeah, you are. You have no morals. You are unethical. You're godless. You don't have values. Like you want a child to make decisions to change her sex with hormone blockers at the age of like 7 or 8? Yeah, that's disgusting to me. Like, once you're 18 and like you want to cut like your penis off and shit, like, I think it's terrible.

But like, yeah, and honestly, that decision, even at 18, I think, right, my brain wasn't working correctly, right?

I don't think my brain worked correctly until like after 27.

Yeah, yeah, for sure.

27. Yeah, but, um, yeah, just like, I don't want to be around that energy. Like, ew.

Yeah, no, I agree. Well, that's the thing too, like, um, what you said, a lot of them, a lot of these hardcore Biden supporters will say Biden's still not the answer. Yeah, yeah. What does that mean?

There's a whole movement called Settle for Biden.

Settle for Biden?

Legitimate movement with like on Instagram, like bus rap. Like, I saw Settle for Biden.

Oh, I have not heard about that.

Just like, imagine, like, you have to— we have the best president that we've had in our lifetime.

Yeah.

And possibly like ever. And you want to settle for Biden? Like, the, the guy quote unquote broke his foot playing with his dog.

I know, I was just gonna bring that up. Yeah. And now, yeah, we'll see what—

he forgets like where he is.

Yeah.

Hello. Oh, I think he was in Tampa and he's like Hello, North Carolina. And like the sign in the back says like, welcome Joe Biden. This is what you voted for.

There was a time on stage, it was like his wife and his sister or something together. And he like put his arm around his sister or something. It was like, and this is my wife. It's something like that. It was like, oh God, I can't.

It's terrible.

It is. It really is. So let me ask you, like for the long term, like where do you see, like what are you trying to do with this? Obviously, like, you you know, you're doing this to help him because it's what you believe in. But as far as like from a business standpoint, like where are you, I guess, taking this?

So I don't know, I'm one of those people that like—

Or you're just sharing the truth and it's okay.

Well, my platform is going to change starting next year.

Okay.

Working on a lot of stuff right now, like organizing, mostly like organizing.

Yeah.

Because the e-commerce takes a lot of work.

Yeah, yeah, I actually know a guy down here. Maybe if you want to— his Instagram's The Ecom Millionaire. Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, he crushes it.

Yeah, yeah, okay. I need so much help, it's not even funny. Like, okay, I like pay people to do stuff for me and like they suck. Yeah, that's why I'm like wasting money.

Oh no, this guy definitely knows. He has the screenshot, you know, like he's definitely—

so I— okay, so long term I plan on like a personal standpoint, there's two aspects, right?

Yeah.

So from a personal standpoint, I want to make all my money in e-commerce. Okay, that's been decided. Um, obviously I want to get into real estate, like other things that are like, you know, uh, what you would call like, what is these assets? Um, I forgot the name of the hardcore— I forgot the name of the assets. What a house.

Yeah, yeah, no, no, you're good.

Um, you know, I want to get into like Especially because of Trump. Yeah, like real estate, and that's always like a secure— my family made money that way. Yeah, buying property, flipping them, renting them out. Like, definitely want to get into that within the next, like, I would say like 5 to 10 years.

Okay.

Um, but first, like, I just acquired that again, you know what I mean? Like, a lot of shit has happened to me, like, financially. Like, I took a big hit with, like, my other business. I lost money, like, all these things. Um, so You know, for 2021, I plan to like really, um, financially be financially stable again, even though I'm fine now, I can pay my bills, I'm making money, um, but nowhere near as I was like for sure, yeah, 2018 and 2019. Well, you had to shut down your entire business, so, um, I need to like get that, you know, first. Yeah, first in check. Um, I want to grow both stores. Uh, the, the jewelry, like I said, had a rebranding already within 1 year. Um, with my jewelry, we're also going to be doing— or I'm also going to be doing, um, community outreach and donating profits to different organizations. Cool.

Okay.

Because my— the name of my, my jewelry store is called El Santo Mercado, which means the holy market.

Okay.

So I want to take that brand and based on like Christian values of like contributing back to a community and being compassionate and helpful and whatever, I want to partner with organizations that I believe are legitimate and I can give a certain percentage of the profits. Yeah, do fundraisers with them and help locally mostly. It's a local business. Yeah, it goes hand in hand. Um, so I'm looking at like human trafficking organizations to partner up with. I've reached out to one, I'm still pending on them. Um, I just visiting another one. If you saw me on Friday, I was in Homestead at a, uh, like a nonprofit, it's called Touching Miami with Love, and they help a lot of like low-income families with like teaching kids with like different skills, like, yeah, believe it or not, like even reading. Like some kids that are immigrants, they're here 6th grade, they don't even know how to read. Um, and like, uh, like they also do like Bible classes and things like that. So I'm, I may work with them.

Oh, that's cool.

So we'll see.

Yeah, I'll have to get that information on some of these cuz me and him would actually love to be a part of some of that.

So like community, like investing in the community here, not so much investing, but like helping the community is gonna be a really big part of my platform. Yeah, in 2021, because that's what happened this year with COVID I became a lot more active locally. I had a lawsuit. I don't know if you guys— I still have a lawsuit against Miami-Dade County, actually.

No.

Yeah, I have a lawsuit for the face mask. I was the first person to sue.

Oh, really? Okay, tell me about this. So this is getting better and better.

So I am like a crazy person, like I, I just knew this whole thing was unconstitutional for me. I was anti-lockdowns from day one because I knew it was a lie. Yeah, I've been researching vaccines for years. Like, I don't want to— I don't want you to get banned, but no, no, we're gonna call it inoculations.

Yeah, I was gonna ask.

Yeah, I've been researching them for years and I know the truth. Yeah, I knew that they would do this. I predicted this on my channel. I have a screenshot of it. I told my following, I said one day the very near future, because I knew this was coming like now. Yeah, I said one day they're going to get us with a virus because the pro— because the, the anti-vaccine community has been warning people about this for a very long time. Yeah, and since they've been shunned out of existence and not being able to be part of society, because if you're an anti-vaxxer, you're like the scum of earth. Yeah, um, nobody listened to them. So, but this community has been warning people for a very long time. This is what they're going to do to us. The reason why is because of certain behaviors. So what they did was they made the anti-vaccine kids be the dangerous ones. So the kids that have nothing are the dangerous ones. Yeah, not the ones that get the vaccines. And it also makes no sense because if the vaccines work, what do you care about the child that doesn't have the vaccine? That's what I keep saying, right? Like, if your vaccine works, like, oh, your vaccine doesn't work if mine— if you don't have yours, like retarded. Like, what are you talking about?

You know, that's why I don't understand. Exactly.

It's like your mask works, that's what it doesn't.

Yeah, that's the thing with the mask too. Yeah, if the mask works, you don't need me to wear my behavior.

That's what people don't understand. Like, we, we, us people that have been investigating and like researching this, yeah, industry for a very long time, like, we knew the behavior that they were going to adapt. Yeah, that's why I was— and, and like, I know, like, they— the way they sold you the polio vaccine, the way they sold you the is the way they sold you every single vaccine that you've ever taken.

Yeah.

Is with a virus that can only kill like less than 1%. We know that even polio people, people, but polio, I'm like, did you ever look into, do you even know what polio is?

No.

Do you know the possibilities of you becoming like handicapped or dying from polio? No. So why do you keep saying, but polio, you don't know shit. Like you're just literally repeating what your doctor or like the media said. Like, you don't, you don't know anything. Um, so we— I warned my following about this, and like, a lot of them remember, and I have the screenshot somewhere, that I told them one day they're gonna use the media, they're gonna scare us into submission with a virus because it's the best way to do it. Yeah, like, it's called medical tyranny. I warned my people about this. That's why my account has grown so much. Yeah, I've been telling people about this forever. This is so cool. I'm like, you guys don't understand that we're headed to a medical tyranny, and everyone Everyone's like, you understand, like people shun me. They were like, Republicans will work with you. I'm like, I don't care. I'm a business owner. That's what you guys don't understand. Like, I'm not, I don't care. I don't make money from you people. I don't care. Like organizations like Turning Point USA, like they wouldn't work with me. PragerU, they wouldn't work with me. Like the big like conservative movements, like they're very politically correct. Like they like to like come off as like, we're like the cool, like no, you're not.

You're not, you're pacifiers.

Like you're not bringing the heat to this argument. At all. That's why they wouldn't like fuck with the Alex Jones of the world or anyone else because they wanna keep their reputation very clean.

So, ah, yeah.

I like, I kept on. I was like, I don't care. Like if you shine, if you shun me, if you don't, I've still been to the White House twice. I was still featuring the RNC. Like, yeah, I still made shit happen without any of your help. Um, and I, I knew we were headed to a medical tyranny.

Yeah.

So when this whole thing started with the mask, I was like, I'm like, I don't think you people understand. The same way they're selling you the mask is the same way they sold you that the anti-vax kids were the dangerous people.

Yeah.

Right. So anti-vax in New York and California, anti-vaccine kids can't go to school.

Oh, really?

They can't go to school. Oh my God. They, they, they shun them away from society.

Yeah.

So like they're homeschooled now, or like private maybe.

Yeah.

Um, so why? Because if you're not vaccinated, you could like contaminate the whole school. How? I don't have anything. What they do is they have made everybody believe that we're all sick by saying that we all have to wear masks because maybe we're asymptomatic, even though that has never been proven.

Yeah.

Ever, uh, then you look at everybody like a germ ball. So they did that with the— they, they use the same psychology behind the anti-vaxx kids. They translated that into the mask.

Yeah.

Everybody has to wear a mask. And so I knew, I'm like, oh, Linda, like, who cares? It's just to go to inside of the store. I'm like, you guys don't understand. Like, they never stop. Stop. Yeah, yeah, they never stop.

We're 9 months into this shit, we're still locked down.

And they started with like, oh, just to go inside into the grocery store. And then what happened? Yeah, Jiménez, piece of shit who's now in Congress, the past mayor of Miami-Dade. Yeah, made it so that like you couldn't go outside of your home without a mask. Yeah, yeah, remember that? So I sued before that even happened. Yeah, I got, I got an attorney, his name is Anthony Sabatini, he's actually a state rep.

Okay.

He's one of our, uh, congressmen in Florida, the Florida House.

Yeah.

Of Representatives. Um, and I learned that he was suing people like he, that he, or that he was like, had clients. I contacted him, he was like, I'm so busy, I can't. And I was like, please, like, please. Yeah. Because I had contacted all these other attorneys and like they wouldn't take my case. A lot of them don't wanna get like heat, you know?

For sure. For sure.

And I was like, and then he's like, okay, fine. So I did a fundraiser, I got money, like within like 24 hours I had the money to like pay him.

Yeah.

And I paid him, he put the, he filed the, the thing. We had our first hearing, I think it was like August or something. We had our first hearing and the county, like there's such pieces of shit. Like they literally think they own your face. So like, yeah, like we own everything. And like, unless you're in your car, unless you're in your house, like you need to be masked.

Yeah.

And then the judge was like in shock cuz the judge is like, okay, so you're saying Even if you're outside in a park alone, the person has to wear a mask. Why?

Yeah.

Isn't there social distancing? Like the judge was in shock himself and the judge was like, well, you know, to the county attorney, he's like, well, you know, CDC recommends, CDC doesn't force you. Yeah. So why are you guys forcing people to do this?

Definitely.

And then like the excuse of the county was like ridiculous. It's like, well, you're, you're outside and like you're at a park and you're alone. Like, you don't know if somebody can come up behind you. Like, what the fuck are you talking about? Like, they have the craziest, like, explanations ever.

Um, and that's why I think it's bad intentions.

Like, of course it's bad intentions. I don't think it's all psychological warfare. And like, I hate people talking to people that think that. The thing is, like, people are not wise and they just don't think, like, beyond what they see. They have no intuition. They have no gifts, like, no, these are called like spiritual gifts. Like, they just don't.

Yeah.

Oh, like, it's just the mask.

Mm-hmm.

It's just the vaccine. It's just social distancing. So I'm still fighting it. I spoke to Anthony yesterday and we still have a hearing because the judge was like, I can't make a ruling right now. Like, I need more evidence. So we need to go to like phase 2, which is like another hearing.

Okay.

Um, and then we haven't gotten the date for that hearing. So the case is still with Miami-Dade. I was the first person to sue. Everybody came after me.

That's awesome.

The Herald, Fox. Um, the Herald called me and I was like, uh, no, I don't like— I don't talk to fake news. Yeah, I don't talk to fake news. And then my lawyer was like, no, no, no, we have to talk to them. And I was like, okay, you talk to the Herald. I'm not fucking talking to the Herald. They're disgusting.

Yeah.

Um, so I didn't speak to them and then they wrote this whole article about me.

Oh really?

That's why they call me a Florida woman. They're like, oh, Florida woman, uh, you know, like this whole thing. So like now my nickname is Mad Florida Woman. I embrace it.

I love it.

That's my, that's my new nickname.

That's awesome.

So they can just like, you know, they were like the— I, I did an interview with Fox and this guy Andy Slater or something.

Yeah, yeah.

And he was like, he, he was literally looking at me like we did it through Zoom and I, I, I could feel feel that like he thought I was like the dumbest person in the world. He's like, but like people are dying and stuff. I was like, sweetheart, people die every day. Like, did you ever walk around with a mask during flu season? No. I'm like, I don't have to tell you if I already had the corona and healed and I'm still forced to wear a mask. Why should I wear a mask when I have antibodies? And I don't have to tell you my medical history.

No, you don't.

Cause it's, it's, it's private, private information.

Exactly.

Yeah, I like— it's crazy.

I actually— Ivan wrote me a note saying that I don't have to wear it for health reasons. Yeah, but even still, to like get on a plane and stuff, they don't even abide by that. Yeah, so— but I wanted to— him saying— sorry— and him saying people dying, right? We just saw something like the amount of deaths has not— oh yeah, that's what I was just about to bring up. So, so wait, you know, have you— I'm sure you know David Icke.

You heard?

Okay, so he just came out with a video. It's on Alex Jones's website, band.video, and it's basically— he says there is no virus. That's what the video is called, and it's like 30 minutes.

He—

so he's like, dude, you don't even realize how crazy this hoax really is. Like, it's not even that this virus is like being overplayed, it's actually there is no virus. And I don't know, but it's interesting. And he made some very clear data showing, um, from Johns Hopkins Americans, I think. And basically, it just showed where, you know, COVID is through the roof. And all these other things that are the normal killers, like heart disease, normal flu, whatever, they're gone this whole year. There's, there's like none of them. So it's like, okay, is COVID real? Or is it in fact that they're just switching the cause of the leading causes and like pneumonia, and they're putting it over here into this one COVID section. So he says there isn't even a virus.

If you go to the CDC, I actually, I actually started a movement during this whole thing called Liberate Miami.

Okay.

And I started a website, it's down now. Um, but I had analyzed all of the CDC data, so I literally sat there and I analyzed the data.

Yeah, to—

I analyzed everything. I analyzed the data of why They said we had asymptomatic people, or like, why we needed to wear masks. The whole reason why we needed to wear a mask was because they said, well, we don't know who's sick because everybody could be asymptomatic. And even asymptomatic means you have no symptoms. You're not sneezing, you're not coughing, nothing, nothing. You're a healthy individual. And that alone should tell you that the virus is not dangerous at all. Yeah, but people are literally brain dead.

Yeah.

So I analyzed all of the, uh, studies that they had. We have studies to back it up. I'm like, okay, let me go look at the studies. The amount of bullshit is like unreal because no study that they said that claimed that asymptomatic people were spreading the disease was actually a study. It was observations. So the way science is, is like you repeat a study, like, you know how science is. You come up with a hypothesis and then you test it, right? Many, many, many times before you say this is it. You just don't say, oh, I think that.

Yeah, that's not how it works.

Oh, think that, you know, like this is this. So like now we all gotta wear a mask. And so, and like the, the studies were coming from like Shanghai, like, you know, like why do I care like about a Chinese study? I'm sorry. Like I don't trust fucking China. Uh, the other one was like people that share like an air an airplane and like how, like the person that tested the asymptomatic person, like they basically blamed the people that got it on the airplane and the asymptomatic person. Like, you don't know that. You don't know if those people got it from their hotel. You don't know. They, the, the, the quote unquote studies that they had, they weren't controlled at all. They were like random observations. Off of those observations, they made the decision to make us all wear masks.

Yeah.

Um, so it was— it's not valid at all. Yeah, you know. Um, and then, and of course you had them at the beginning like, you don't need to wear a mask, you don't need to wear a mask, you don't need to wear a mask, right? Surgeon General said it, Fauci said it, they all said it because it was true. That's what's crazy too, the World Health Organization said it, they all said it.

Like, Fauci actually recommended against it, right, at first. That's what—

yeah, because then you would like get comfortable and now wash your hands and like not social distance, whatever. And then the other thing that I analyzed was the, the deaths. Yes. So CDC themselves tell you in the, in the death count or whatever, they tell you themselves that they are counting pneumonia, flu, and COVID. Oh no, there is an entire column on that. Oh, like, yeah, if you like, maybe Google like CDC provisional death counts. CDC COVID provisional death count, I think is what it is. There's like a table. I haven't seen in a while.

That's crazy.

And so yeah, there's gonna be a number in the CDC that tells you this is the amount of death, 250,000 Americans. Yeah, then you have to go to the table that breaks it down.

Mm-hmm.

Because what it is, and like this just happened this weekend too, that the Florida— and I heard about it last week before it came out on the news from like a source with like my sources.

That's sick.

Okay, so my source, um, my source told me last week that what was happening is that the PCR test— yeah, coronavirus, like the nostril thing, whatever—

oh yeah, yeah, is dialed up.

That's right, that test is dialed up. So that test right now in the US is like a 30-something, like 37, almost like 41.

Yeah, Ike said 45.

Right? Yeah, right. So that shit is getting like—

it's picking up any cold. Yeah, yeah, it's like positive if you have anything. It literally popped right up, says deaths involving pneumonia and influenza or COVID-19, right? That's on the death chart, right?

Like, I'm not making this up. I didn't get this shit from Alex Jones. I'm going to the CDC and people argue with me against this. I'm like, wait, I'm showing you this is— yeah, but But, but, but I'm like, they just look at the CNN ticker.

That's why they can't get away.

It's CDC data.

That's insane. Honestly, that reminds— it's almost as insane as the other thing where they were saying they're counting, like, if you are around somebody that had COVID, then they add like 15 COVID cases to it because you're in the same area. They, they, they were mentioning that, how it's like a scam. Yeah.

Yeah.

I was like, but how do you know if anybody else got it?

You're just saying you have it because Well, the test, it's, you know, it's dialed up. It's supposed to be like a 25.

Yeah.

Or something like that, or less than that, which is why you hear it on the news like China cured COVID. There's no more cases. Well, guess what the Chinese did? They dialed that shit down so much that they're, of course, there's, they have no cases. Of course they have no death because the people, there's no, like, that's it. Yeah, this shit is over. Like, this is— they're prolonging this for political reasons. The US is trying to kill small businesses and how it's dependent on their system. Yeah, that's what's going on.

100%. So last question I want to ask you is, what was it like to go to Washington and like these events? And you're going again this weekend?

I've gone to Washington already a few times for like—

were you at that like the biggest event, like where Trump drove through?

Yes.

Okay, what was it?

Him drive through? Sadly, I was still in my hotel. I went— that was like 3 weeks ago. That was the MAGA march. Yeah, it was insane. I mean, we, we— I would say, I say we because it's, it's really all of his supporters, but that was put together in less than a week. I was sitting at my cava place, which is right here on South of Fifth, and I remember I was like flipping through Twitter and then I see like million MAGA rally and I was like, in DC, like what? And I was like, I gotta go to this I told the cava owner, he's a huge Trump supporter. He's like, I'm going, me and my wife are going. Passed it around to my friends and everyone's like, yeah, yeah, like let's go. So like boom, bought my flight, booked the hotel. And like, we weren't like, I wasn't really sure how it was going to turn out because it was literally a week in advance. Like we found out Sunday, by that Saturday, the March, like, so 6 days later we had a, like apparently it was like half a million people in DC and it, and it sure looked like that. Yeah, it was thousands and thousands of people. And like, I didn't, I didn't know, like, you know, people have kids, they have like work. Like, I didn't know people were gonna make arrangements to go. And like the next day you had Alex Jones, like, we're having a caravan. That's it. We're, we're gonna caravan from Texas all the way to DC. Yeah. Um, so when I got to DC, I was like, I didn't know what to, like, if like that many people were gonna show up. I'm like, oh, maybe like 10,000.

Yeah. Yeah.

You're right. Some people say it was a million people.

Yeah, I heard.

I don't know. I, I, what I can tell you is that it was a shit ton of people. Yeah, a shit ton of people. It was incredible. I mean, you know, you, you, you really see that like there's nothing— there's— this is a phenomenon. This is going to go down in history as like the president, like the people's president. Yeah, we chose Donald Trump and he knows that. And you know, you know, it should show that like we're willing to go to war for our country and for the president, you know, for both. I've been to the White House before. I was at the RNC. I think that was like even cooler. I was featured in one of his videos I did for the campaign.

Oh, cool.

Yeah. So I was there as like a walkaway.

Yeah.

And they invited me. They invited me to go to the White House. This happened in August for his speech the last day of the RNC.

Yeah.

That was insane. I was, that was like, I was like in Wonderland. I was like, I can't even believe I'm here. And the thing about the president is that he loves, he loves people. So when he has us as his guests, he goes out of his way to make you feel like, obviously it's his staff. It's not him, but like, I'm sure it comes down from him and his staff because the, the DNC had like, you know how they are. Oh, LeBron James, uh, Alyssa Milano, like They think that like the average American gives a shit about what LeBron says and John Legend has to say. Like, we don't give a fuck about those people. Yeah, I don't care. Yeah. So, you know, like, I'm not going to be the next basketball player. Like, you know, neither are you. So like, they're not like— those are elitists, you know? Like, the average American is like us, like the farmers, like the coal miners, like business owners. So whereas the DNC had their special guests were like celebrities and like, you know, Billie Eilish or whatever. Like all these people are like, who are these people? Like he had us as his guests, like regular Americans. So he invited us and we were like the president's, like we were on a list as like the president's guests. So like they paid for my hotel. They had a driver waiting for me at the airport. Um, when I got to my room, there was like chocolates, like from the White House, like you know, from President Trump. Here's your agenda. I had a concierge for myself. They were like, I'm like, I'm your concierge. Just call me when you're ready. And like, you get to the White House. I was like, the whole time I was like, am I being tricked right now? I'd be so fucking pissed if like this is a punked episode. And like, and the thing about it was that they told me on Wednesday and I had to be there Thursday. So it was like less than 24 hours, like buying a dress, buying shoes, all these things. Things. They booked my flight, they did everything. They— when we got to the White House, like, they're not— they're not annoying you about like social distancing or a mask or anything because they know the truth. Yeah, you know, you know what I mean? Like, everyone was there, like, people had masks and stuff, and they even offered you a mask, but they're not stressing you out about anything. We're sitting next to each other, um, and they had us as like his special guests. So like, we had somebody like escort us all the way in. Like, we were in the first 10 rows of like sitting right there. Like, um, they treat you like, like royalty. Yeah. And like, that's the thing about like Trump and like his administration is like, they want to make the American people feel like this is your country. Like that White House is your home, you know? Like you have access to us. And I can tell you that I, because I'm like an influencer or whatever, uh, activist, like I email, like I'm I mean, I'm on calls with the White House as like the public liaison and things like that. And I can tell you that like one time I, I, when we were getting censored like really hard, especially they came after Latinos, like, right, like Latino influencers, they hate us because like we're not like, we're like, they think they were like their pets. How dare you? Like they censor my friends and I completely. Oh yeah, shadowbanning us, kicking us out, like deleting our shit. So like I, I like I wrote to the White House, like my contacts, and I was like, you know, they're targeting like us really hard. Like you guys need to let the president know. You guys need to know because we are, you know, we fight for Trump every day on social media, like on the streets. And they are censoring Latinos for a reason because they don't want them, they don't want to show that Latinos, that President Trump has a Latino vote.

Yeah.

And he sure did. You saw what happened, right? The Latinos voted Rose, and like immediately within the hour I was getting a call from them. Like they're so good at being in touch with us and it's incredible. Like people don't get to know that, uh, but they, they really, really take care of us.

Yeah. That's awesome.

Yeah.

I didn't know that.

Like with no intentions too. It's not like they're telling us what to say or like, no, do this or that. It's just like a genuine care. And then la, the year before, last year I was invited to the Social Media Summit as at the White House as well. And it was that the president had a bunch of social media people and, uh, that he didn't invite the social media networks. So that was like a big deal in the press. They were pissed off because he was talking shit about them. It was all about the censorship.

Yep. So yeah, yeah, yeah, I heard about that. That's, um, that's so good to hear. And, um, well, look, thank you for everything that you do. You're awesome. Um, last thing I want to ask you, tell us, you know, your social medias, website, like where can people post then?

So you can, um, I have a website, it's Wake Up with Linda. Right now it's like mostly my merch. Okay, it's gonna change, probably like a blog and stuff like that too, more like video blogs.

Okay.

Um, so social media is Wake Up with Linda. I'm being heavily censored, um, so you have to type my full name, like the full handle, for it to populate and show up.

Um, I actually noticed that, which is weird.

Yeah, you'll have my 2.0, which is the backup account show up first.

Yeah.

So I wake up with Linda on social media and on Twitter because I'm bad. Like, I was banned from Twitter last year. So my handle on Twitter is @madfloridawoman.

Okay. That's cool. I like it. Thank you again for coming on the show.

Thank you for having me.