December 17, 2024 3-5PM ET
Tuesday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
What Does the Election Mean? My Demands to Trump, Kennedy, and the Political Left In this article, Jon Rappoport presents a post-election critique aimed at Donald Trump, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., and thepolitical Left. He argues that Trump garnered substantial but “silent” support from voters afraid of public backlash, underscoring fear as a defining factor of the election climate. Rappoport advises Trump to appoint a “Czar of Fulfilling Promises,” someone like Ron DeSantis, to ensure his campaign promises are achieved. He insists that Trump needs a proactive team, as Rappoport perceives him more suited to PR than action. Turning to Kennedy, Rappoport challenges him to push for appointments of new leaders at key health agencies like the HHS, NIH, and CDC, emphasizing a hardline stance on vaccine reform and health transparency. He portrays Kennedy’s potential role as revolutionary, urging him to avoid complacency. For the Left, Rappoport’s tone suggests a call to recognize the election’s impact on individual freedoms and trust in government, advocating for more than conventional political opposition. Rappoport’s demands reflect a broader plea for radical reform, accountability, and an unflinching approach to public health and government integrity.
Today Marks The Official Day Corporate Media Influence Has Ended Jefferey Jaxen argues that Donald Trump’s election marks a pivotal moment, signaling the decline of corporate media influence over public opinion. He highlights how platforms like X, Rumble, and Substack have introduced “new media,” which provides long-form discussions and unscripted content that appeals to an audience seeking authenticity and truth beyond corporate-controlled narratives. Jaxen points to CNN contributor Scott Jennings’ recent acknowledgment that network election coverage failed to capture political fundamentals, suggesting it reflects a broader loss of trust. Corporate media’s handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, he claims, revealed its agenda-driven reporting, alienating the public who turned to alternative platforms for information. Jaxen posits that new media’s genuine engagement has empowered viewers, making them central to shaping the content they consume. As corporate influence fades, he envisions a future where open discourse drives a free marketplace of ideas, encouraging curiosity and promoting informed citizenship. In this emerging era, Jaxen believes, truth-seeking will redefine media, making it accessible and shaped by the public’s voices.
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Special Guest: Ty Bollinger
Ty Bollinger is a happily married husband and father, a CPA, health freedom advocate, health researcher, former competitive bodybuilder, talk radio host, and best-selling author. After losing several family members to cancer, Ty refused to accept the notion that chemotherapy, radiation, and surgery were the most effective treatments available for cancer patients. He began a quest to learn all he possibly could about alternative cancer treatments and the medical industry. What he uncovered was shocking. There is ample evidence to support the allegation that the “war on cancer” is largely a fraud and that multinational pharmaceutical companies are “running the show.” In 2006, after almost a decade of cancer research, he published “Cancer–Step Outside the Box) which (now in its 6th edition) has become a best-seller (over 150,000 copies sold) and has been called the “most eye-opening book since 1984.” Ty has now made it his life mission to share the mot remarkable discovery he made on his quest: the vast majority of all diseases (including
cancer) can be easily prevented and even cured without drugs or surgery. In 2011, Ty collaborated with his colleague, Dr. Michael Farley, to edit and publish a revolutionary book on medicinal herbs entitled, “A Guide to Understanding Herbal Medicines and Surviving the Coming Pharmaceutical Monopoly.” Drawing on over three decades of personal experience, observation, and research of Dr. Michael Farley, the book provides a refreshing and enlightening yet simple to understand guide on the medicinal uses of natural herbs. the book simplifies and demystifies herbal medicine and puts it back within the grasp of all who want to reclaim some control over their health options. Teaming up with Dr. Farley once more, in October 2012, Ty published
“Work With Your Doctor to Diagnose and Cure 27 Ailments With Natural and Safe Methods.” This is a book that contains scientific research and studies to support every treatment that is, contained in its 500+ pages, including natural treatments for Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, MS, diabetes, E. Coli, cardiovascular disease, bubonic plague, and Celiac disease. In 2013, Ty published “Monumental Myths of the Modern Medical Mafia and Mainstream media and the Multitude of Lying Liars That Manufactured Them.” This expose was written to help wake people up from their slumber, to help them unplug from the matrix and to help them realize that almost every “official story” of the past century is nothing more than a “monumental myth” fabricated y those who want to control us and keep us asleep, deceived, and obedient. Ty speaks frequently to health groups, at seminars, expos, conferences, churches, and is a regular guest on multiple radio shows, television shows, and writes for numerous magazines and websites.
A New Era of Health and Freedom: MAHA & MAGA – the Vision of Robert F. Kennedy, Jr This article outlines Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vision under the “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) initiative, aframework designed to shift U.S. healthcare away from Big Pharma’s influence. Through MAHA, Kennedy aims to foster a system centered on natural therapies, preventive care, and personal health freedom. His vision includes eliminating pharmaceutical ads from TV to reduce corporate sway over public opinion, as well as ensuring transparency within institutions like the FDA and CDC. Kennedy criticizes these agencies for prioritizing profits over public health and calls for the removal of corporate influences that compromise medical integrity. The Truth About Cancer’s founders, Ty and Charlene Bollinger, support Kennedy’s MAHA goals, emphasizing the need for reform that empowers families and preserves health freedom. The article also addresses challenges, including censorship from organizations like the Center for Countering Digital Hate, which targeted health freedom advocates. Advocating for transparency, personal choice, and an accountable healthcare system, MAHA’s vision stands as a call for a national overhaul, supporting family-centered, alternative health options that align with core American values.
TTAC Official Statement in Response to Media Matters Last Minute Desperate Pejorative Hatchet Piece Full of Lies The Truth About Cancer (TTAC) strongly condemns a recent Media Matters article as a baseless and misleading attack on their advocacy for alternative cancer treatments. TTAC argues that Media Matters’ criticism is part of a coordinated effort, funded by George Soros, to discredit their work and prevent people from accessing alternative health information. TTAC recounts how their films, best-selling books, and online content have educated millions on non-mainstream cancer treatments, allegedly saving lives by offering solutions outside conventional medicine. The statement highlights the impact of censorship, noting how platforms like YouTube removed TTAC content, which, they claim, could have helped people like former CEO Susan Wojcicki, whom TTAC alleges suffered from “Turbo Cancer.” TTAC also mentions ongoing lawsuits against mainstream media entities under the “Trusted News Initiative” for targeting them and other health freedom advocates. They pledge to continue supporting health freedom movements, including those led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and former President Donald Trump, in efforts to “Make America Healthy Again” (MAHA) and dismantle corporate influence over healthcare policies.
Healthcare Workers Reject COVID, Flu Shots Amid ‘Tremendous Erosion of Trust’ in Health Agencies Recent CDC data reveals that COVID-19 and flu vaccination rates among healthcare workers havedeclined, with only 15.3% of hospital workers and 10.5% of nursing home staff opting for COVID-19 shots during the 2023-24 season—down from previous years. The flu vaccine rate, while higher, remains below pre-pandemic levels, with uptake at 80.7% for hospital personnel and 45.4% for nursing home workers. Experts attribute this decline to a growing distrust in public health agencies like the CDC, with healthcare professionals citing personal adverse experiences, observed safety concerns, and mistrust in regulatory bodies as contributing factors. Figures show 0.71% of healthcare workers reported medical contraindications for the COVID vaccine, sparking discussions on adverse event reporting and transparency. Dr. Pierre Kory and Dr. Mary Talley Bowden argue that the declining confidence reflects healthcare workers’ reluctance to endorse vaccines with perceived risks, especially without clear data and reliable oversight. Calls for improved communication, transparency, and respect for individual autonomy in healthcare decision-making are highlighted as critical to restoring public trust.
Why are Foods Banned in Other Places Still on US Grocery Shelves? Foods in the U.S. frequently contain additives and chemicals that are banned in other countries due to stricter safety regulations. Unlike the EU, which bans ingredients when safety data is insufficient, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) allows certain substances like titanium dioxide and Red Dye No. 3 under the category of “generally recognized as safe” (GRAS). Originally designed for universally safe ingredients, the GRAS loophole has since expanded, allowing food companies to sidestep rigorous FDA reviews for many new food chemicals. In 2023, California became one of the few states to ban certain additives, including brominated vegetable oil and Red Dye No. 3. While the FDA has limited resources and regulatory challenges, recent reforms aim to enhance food safety, with the establishment of a new Office of Food Chemical Safety and the appointment of Jim Jones, an expert in chemical regulations. Advocates hope for further changes, pressing the FDA to address chronic health risks tied to additives commonly found in American foods, which raises public health concerns about the long-term impacts of these chemicals on U.S. consumers.






