The Kevin Trudeau Show: 11-24-12

Today, Kevin explains why you should not be donating your hard-earned money to large charities and for disaster relief. Plus, Kevin reveals where to find the best quality products in your area!

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Protect Yourself From Meat Glue
Shine A Little Light On Me

Health:
9 Salads Calorically Worse Than A Big Mac
The Dirty Little Secret of the Meat Industry
Bipolar Drug’s Long-Term Use Questioned
Recall Roundup: Migraine Medicine, Hair Mousse, and More

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Monsanto Cash Helped Fund Bill to Stifle Whistleblowers In Iowa

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The Kevin Trudeau Show: 8-4-12

Today, Kevin reveals the details behind the government’s plan to drive up oil prices and crash currencies. Plus, the Freeze Dry Guy stops by to help prepare you for any disaster!

Self Help:
Loss Weight Safe & Fast
Survival Food
Filter For Emergencies
Daily Life Essentials
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The Painful Truth About Acetaminophen
Yoga Boosts Your Mood
Apples Really Do Keep The Doctor Away
Berries Can Reduce High Blood Pressure
Tart Cherries Help Speed Muscle Recovery
Falling In Love Mimics Cocaine High
Go Nuts To Prevent Baldness

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Sarah Ferguson Not Invited To Royal Wedding

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Defiant Crowds Demand Democracy in Bahrain
Labor Battles Rage On in Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio, Indiana

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Iowa Passes Outrageous Law Demanding Total Secrecy Over Factory Meat Filth And Cruelty Practices

March 5, 2012

Natural News

By Ethan A. Huff

“It’s obvious that factory farmers are scared that the truth might come out.  If everyone really knew what went on behind closed doors on a factory farm, none of us would be eating that filth.”  –KTRN

Capturing undercover footage of extreme animal abuse at factory farms is soon to be illegal in Iowa, thanks to the passage of a new bill that squelches First Amendment protections for agricultural whistleblowers. In one of the fastest legislative rush-throughs in history, the “American Heartland” state’s House and Senate recently passed House File 589, also known as the “ag-gag” bill, which redefines undercover filming and various other whistle-blowing activities as “agricultural production facility fraud” punishable under the law.

Prior to the passage of the bill, which now sits on Republican Governor Terry Branstad’s desk for signing, exposing the horrific conditions in many of Iowa’s factory farms was a legally-protected free speech right. Once signed into law, however, H.F. 589 will make Iowa the first state in America to actively muzzle individuals from exposing the ugly truth about what takes place at chicken farms, animal processing plants, and even behemoth genetically-modified (GM) crops farms across the state.

“This flawed and misdirected legislation could set a dangerous precedent nationwide by throwing shut the doors to industrial factory farms and allowing animal abuse, environmental violations, and food contamination issues to flourish undetected, unchallenged and unaddressed,” said Nathan Runkle, executive director of the Chicago-based animal rights group Mercy for Animals (MFA), to Food Safety News. “This bill is bad for consumers, who want more, not less, transparency in production of their food.”

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Paul Campaign: We’re Winning The Battle For Delegates

February 10, 2012

Prison Planet

By Steve Watson

“Ron Paul still needs to win some states outright, and when he does, watch out.” –KTRN

The Ron Paul campaign issued a press release yesterday announcing that the Congressman was winning the battle for delegates in the lead up to the Republican National Convention, with Paul himself adding that he believes he has unlocked the secret to winning the GOP nomination.

“We are thrilled with the yesterday’s results.” Ron Paul 2012 National Campaign Manager John Tate stated, “Our campaign to Restore America continues to gain ground, and we are poised to pick up even more delegates from Minnesota and Colorado adding to our delegates in Iowa, New Hampshire, and Nevada.”

“As people across the country view the results of yesterday’s contests, it is important to consider a few facts that have not been clearly reported. Not one single delegate was awarded yesterday, instead the caucuses in Minnesota and Colorado were the very first step in the delegate selection process. And there are still over 40 states left to go. The Ron Paul campaign plans to continue to vie for delegates nationwide.” Tate added.

Tate pointed out that the caucuses were essentially “non-binding beauty contests”, and that the Paul campaign is poised to pick up many more delegates in Missouri, Colorado and Nevada than the straw poll numbers indicate.

Tate also stated that following a strong second place showing in Minnesota, “the Paul campaign is well-organized to win the bulk of delegates there.”

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Vote Fraud Endemic In United States

January 26, 2012

Disinformation.Org

By Brad Friedman

“It makes you wonder if our votes even count.”  –KTRN

The voting systems in use for the nation’s first three all-important electoral contests in the 2012 primary — from Iowa to New Hampshire to Saturday’s South Carolina Primary — go from pretty great to intolerably horrible. And then comes Florida, which deserves its very own special category, thereafter.

The “First-in-the-Nation” caucuses in Iowa allowed voters to vote on hand-marked paper ballots, counted by hand in front of the public at the caucus site, with results announced to everyone right then and there before being called in to GOP headquarters and before ballots were move anywhere. The wonderfully transparent system allowed for Republican voters by the Iowa GOP (which they hypocritically fight against allowing for everybody else in other states, and even in their own during general elections) is just about as close as we general get in this country to Democracy’s Gold Standard. It’s also what allowed reporting errors to be discovered and confirmed by the public after an election with some 122,000 votes counted transparently within an hour or so of polls closing, leading to almost nobody charging “fraud” even though just 34 votes are said to separate first and second place in the certified results of the impossibly, and historically, close election.

As of the “First-in-the-Nation” primary in New Hampshire, however, election transparency for voters and their ability to oversee their own elections began to disappear. While a lucky 10% of voters enjoyed hand-marked, publicly hand-counted paper ballots, the rest of the state’s voters were allowed to vote on hand-marked paper ballots, but forced to tolerate secret tabulation on oft-failed, easily-manipulated Diebold optical-scan systems programmed by a company (LHS) with a history of criminal behavior and convictions. The results from those 90% of Granite State voters may have been tallied accurately by the Diebold op-scanners or, as seen in the disastrous 2008 Presidential Primary, not. Since NH doesn’t bother to actually check to see if their machines tallied the hand-marked paper ballots correctly, we’re unlikely to ever know if they did — barring a recount request where, by then, the secure chain of custody of the paper ballots would be uncertain (to put it mildly.)

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Ron Paul Sees Victory Where Others See Third Place

January 5, 2012

Investors.Com

By Andrew Malcolm

“Third place in Iowa is a good thing. Let’s just see what happens in the next primaries before any of us think he’s out just yet. It’s still doable.” –KTRN

According to Ron Paul, his finish in Tuesday’s Iowa Republican caucuses was a victory.

According to the official state party vote tabulations, Ron Paul finished in third place.

This means the 11-term congressman was looking at the backsides of two other people — the caucus winner, Mitt Romney, and the runner-up, Rick Santorum. (In a record turnout, Romney gets the win, Santorum the bump.)

Together, those two winners acquired a combined 60,022 votes to Paul’s less than 26,000. With libertarian logic like Paul’s, Michele Bachmann must have a virtual lock on the GOP presidential nomination. She reaped about 5,000 votes to finish atop the bottom of the pack. So pleased was Bachmann with her finish, that she quit the race Wednesday.

Here’s how Ron Paul described the Iowa event in his third-place victory speech (Stick with him, he gets there eventually):

“We have a tremendous opportunity to continue this momentum. It won’t be long that there’s going to be an election up in New Hampshire, and believe me, this momentum is going to continue and this movement is going to continue and we are going to keep scoring. So tonight, we have come out of an election where there were essentially three winners, three top vote-getters and we will go on, we will raise the money, I have no doubt about the volunteers.”

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Bachmann Ends GOP Presidential Bid

January 4, 2012

CNN

By CNN Wire Staff

“One more down …” –KTRN

Michele Bachmann ended her bid for the Republican presidential nomination Wednesday, hours after a disappointing sixth-place finish in the Iowa caucuses.

The Minnesota congresswoman suspended her campaign, a legal technicality that will allow her to continue to raise and spend campaign funds.

“Last night the people of Iowa spoke with a very clear voice and so I have decided to stand aside,” Bachmann told a crowd of supporters in West Des Moines. But, she added, “I will continue fighting to defeat the president’s agenda of socialism.”

“It is safe to say we don’t see a viable way forward,” a Republican source familiar with Bachmann’s campaign told CNN before the announcement.

Bachmann’s withdrawal is a blow to many die-hard tea party conservatives. The congresswoman, a leading populist conservative in the House of Representatives, has often led the GOP’s rhetorical charge against President Barack Obama’s agenda.

Critics, however, have often accused her of playing loose with facts and making irresponsible accusations.

When swine flu broke out in 2009, Bachmann implied that it was the Democrats’ fault, saying, “I find it interesting that it was back in the 1970s that the swine flu broke out then under Democrat President Jimmy Carter.”

In fact, the 1970s outbreak came during the administration of Republican President Gerald Ford.

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Ron Paul May Have Secretly Won The Iowa Caucuses

January 4, 2012

Business Insider

By Grace Wyler

“Ron Paul finishing third is nothing to be upset about. Four years ago, he was seen as a crazy weirdo with odd viewpoints. This demonstrates more American people are seeing his side of things. The real issue though is Rick Santorum. Really? Rick Santorum? Mr. “I hate anyone who isn’t like me” as your president? But is it really part of the plan?  Get some guy in there who is hated so much that people are forced to vote for Obama. What’s even stranger though is that Santorum was seen as having no chance and then out of nowhere, he’s in the top tier. Don’t get too worried though – it’s Iowa.  It will get more interesting in the next few weeks.” –KTRN

Ron Paul may have officially come in third tonight, but if the campaign’s caucus strategy went off as planned, then Paul may actually be the real winner of the first Republican voting contest.

That’s because Paul’s massive organizational push in Iowa focused on both winning votes, and also on making sure that Paul supporters stuck around after the vote to make sure they were selected as county delegates — the first step towards being elected as a delegate to the Republican National Convention.

That’s because Iowa’s Republican caucuses are non-binding — they are technically just a straw poll, so once selected, delegates are free to vote for whichever presidential candidate they choose.

“Part of what we’ve been training the Ron Paul people to do is not to leave after the vote,” Dan Godzich, a senior campaign advisor, told BI. “Stay and get elected to the conventions and get us those delegates.”

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Bachmann’s Iowa Campaign Chief Switches To Paul

December 30, 2011

NPR

By Associated Press

“Everyone is jumping on the Ron Paul bus.  Welcome aboard.”  –KTRN

Michele Bachmann’s struggling presidential campaign saw her Iowa chairman defect Wednesday to rival Ron Paul’s side, an embarrassing blow that came as some called for her to leave the race to free up her supporters for other candidates.

Hours after appearing with Bachmann at an event, state Sen. Kent Sorenson gave his endorsement to the Texas congressman at a Des Moines rally. Sorenson said he resigned from Bachmann’s campaign to back Paul, whom he called the most conservative of the top-tier candidates.

Bachmann said Sorenson made the jump after “he was offered a large sum of money to go to work for the Paul campaign.”

“Kent said to me yesterday that ‘everyone sells out in Iowa, why shouldn’t I,’” Bachmann said in a written statement. “Then he told me he would stay with our campaign. The Ron Paul campaign has to answer for its actions.”

Sorenson announced the switch during a Paul veterans rally in Des Moines. He didn’t immediately return a phone call from The Associated Press to address Bachmann’s charges that the move was financially based.

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Smear Attacks Have No Effect, Ron Paul Still On Course To Win Iowa

December 29, 2011

Prison Planet

By Paul Joseph Watson

“It’s looking good for Ron Paul in Iowa.” –KTRN

Despite a barrage of smear attacks from every single corner of the mainstream media over the last two weeks, Ron Paul’s chances of winning the Iowa Republican Primary have if anything increased, with a new poll showing Paul increasing his lead over Mitt Romney while the New York Times’ primary projection shows Paul’s chances of winning at 60% compared with Romney at 31%.
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The sheer desperation of the establishment in its efforts to topple Ron Paul are staggering to behold. Everything from bitter former employees of the Paul campaign, to ludicrous You Tube videos of crying women, to the re-hashed debunked 15-year-old smears about ‘racist’ newsletters, every single piece of dirt imaginable has been thrown at Paul – but nothing has stuck.

This phenomenon once again illustrates the fact, as we saw during Rand Paul’s senatorial campaign, that the corporate press is now so distrusted by a significant portion of Americans that their coordinated smear attacks, which used to have the power to sink candidates almost overnight, are now rapidly losing influence.

It also highlights the fact that the smear attacks against Paul have been completely hyped and exaggerated out of all proportion.

Whereas Herman Cain’s adventurous sex life cost him the frontrunner’s position and forced him to drop out of the race altogether, likewise with Gingrich when the exposure of his true political inclinations decimated his commanding lead, the so-called scandals about Ron Paul are so transparently weak and have been distorted out of all rational proportions, that their impact has been non-existent on the polling figures.

That assertion is proven by the numbers – which show Paul’s lead in Iowa has held firm.

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