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

  1. 18 hrs ago

    Fauci's Diaries: What a Frontline Doctor Says They Actually Prove | Dr. Kat Lindley

    Dr. Kat Lindley is a board certified family physician practicing in Texas and a past president of her state medical society. Born in Croatia when it was still part of Yugoslavia, she grew up under communist rule and left the country at 18, one day before her hometown was attacked. She came to the United States on a visitor visa, worked as a nanny while attending college, and went to medical school at the urging of one of the physicians whose children she cared for. During the pandemic she joined the frontline doctors group that spoke out on early treatment, and she became one of the most persistent American critics of the World Health Organization pandemic treaty, which she fought in Geneva. Key topics: Growing up Catholic under Josip Broz Tito, and why she says you do not dream under communism The one suitcase, the ferry to Italy, and the hometown attacked the day after she left The Florida surgeon who asked why she was not in medical school Recognizing communist machinery in the American pandemic response Annual mask fit testing with saccharin, and the moment the CDC started recommending bandanas The order to close offices and send patients home until they could not breathe "Safe and effective" asserted with 100 percent certainty, and the walk back that followed Fauci's diaries: the school closure recommendation, the later denials, the ballpark, the Streisand entry The proximal origins meeting and the conspiracy theorist label The World Health Organization pandemic treaty, Geneva, and the January 2026 withdrawal The public health math that trades 5,000 lives for a million, and why she rejects it Families saying goodbye over Zoom and the elderly celebrating birthdays through nursing home windows Jenny Beth Martin inside the White House in July 2020 How the six-foot rule was actually chosen The SAVE America Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, and why the citizenship debate baffles an immigrant Timestamps: 00:00 — Cold open: the doctor who escaped communism 00:34 — Croatia, Josip Broz Tito, and a childhood that could not mention church 03:12 — Sent to Italy at 18 with one suitcase, and the attack the next day 04:38 — Florida, the nanny job, and the question that made her a doctor 05:55 — Medical society president, and then COVID arrives 12:36 — How she knew they were lying: mask fit testing and the saccharin test 15:49 — Close the offices and stand down 16:16 — Something completely new, called 100 percent safe 19:00 — Inside Fauci's diaries: "I am the science" 23:12 — Proximal origins and the 10 of 12 scientists 24:11 — Why the pardon reaches back to 2014 25:07 — The World Health Organization pandemic treaty 27:12 — Geneva, and how they beat it 27:42 — Officially out in January 2026 30:28 — The public health math that forgets the patient 35:14 — Zoom goodbyes and nursing home windows 35:57 — On Fauci invoking the Fifth 37:53 — What Senator Rand Paul said at the end of the hearing 40:35 — Jenny Beth Martin inside the White House, July 2020 43:52 — The real story behind six feet apart 45:42 — Why she says it was a plan 46:55 — What she wants Americans to remember 49:27 — This country is worth fighting for Links: teapartypatriots.org · jennybethshow.com

  2. 1d ago

    Pediatrician Punished for Senate Testimony: The Package Insert Was Blank | Dr. Renata Moon

    Dr. Renata Moon is a pediatrician double board certified in general pediatrics and hospital pediatrics by the American Board of Pediatrics, with nearly thirty years in practice. She has worked in a clinic, as a hospital physician, and as a professor of medicine at several medical schools. In the fall of 2022 she testified at a United States Senate hearing held by Senator Ron Johnson about the COVID shot and children. Her medical school opened an investigation, declined to renew her faculty contract in June 2023, and then reported her testimony to her state medical board. KEY TOPICS The blank mRNA package insert she pulled from the box and showed a Senate hearing Testifying as a private citizen, at her own expense, with a written disclaimer on the record The investigation, the nonrenewal, and the report to the state medical board Myocarditis: two cases in nearly thirty years, then a wave of reports after the shots rolled out First responders called to middle school and high school track fields, and the question they learned to ask Children sobbing in the exam room, and the kids who had not left the house in over a year Growing up first generation American to parents who fled the communist Iron Curtain Why the COVID shot remains on the childhood schedule for children six months and up What a parent should do when a pediatric office refuses to take a question TOPIC BREAKDOWN 00:00 — Censored for speaking to the United States Senate 02:25 — Children sobbing in the exam room, asking if they were going to die 03:21 — The kids who had not left the house in over a year 06:34 — The Senate hearing Senator Ron Johnson held 08:05 — The package insert was blank on both sides 09:25 — The investigation, the nonrenewal, and the medical board report 11:14 — First generation American, Iron Curtain parents 16:06 — Her mother tried in her absence and sentenced to hard labor 19:08 — Even if I lose my entire career 22:57 — Why can a pediatrician not even question the COVID shot 24:38 — Myocarditis: two cases in thirty years 26:38 — First responders called to school track fields 28:42 — The message her termination sent to medical students nationwide 32:07 — Come back when you are dying 36:46 — Georgia reopened, and the pediatrician who yelled at Jenny Beth Martin 43:14 — Child protective services and the end of the second opinion 46:03 — What parents should do now 47:29 — Closing LINKS teapartypatriots.org jennybethshow.com

  3. 2d ago

    Maine Addresses Switched Voting Districts & the SAVE America Act's Final Four Days | Sands, Bagshaw

    Ambassador Carla Sands served as the United States Ambassador to Denmark and is a longtime advocate for the America First agenda. She joins Jenny Beth Martin for the news of the day, covering Iran, the economy, the attorney general confirmation, election integrity, and the constitutional stakes of what Democratic leaders are now saying openly. Barbara Bagshaw represents District 106, Windham, in the Maine House of Representatives. She discovered that voters had been shifted between legislative districts while canvassing her own neighborhood on foot, and she has sent a formal letter to Maine Secretary of State Shenna Bellows demanding an explanation. Key topics: The SAVE America Act with four scheduled Senate days left before the August recess New Jersey's 6,600 noncitizen registrations and roughly 400 ballots cast Alaska's admission of more than 3,000 noncitizens on its voter rolls 110 Maine voters relocated between legislative districts and called a glitch Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg on the Electoral College and expanding the Supreme Court Iran talks, the Strait of Hormuz, and negotiating from strength American manufacturing at a four-year high Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Dana Bash, and the Declaration of Independence 00:00 — Photo ID to buy groceries, no ID to vote 00:46 — Four scheduled Senate days and the SAVE America Act off the calendar 01:58 — Ambassador Carla Sands joins the show 02:10 — Iran talks called a last chance, and the Strait of Hormuz 13:30 — American manufacturing hits a four-year high 20:32 — Todd Blanche and the attorney general vote 23:13 — The SAVE America Act and the four days before recess 26:23 — New Jersey admits 6,600 noncitizens on its voter rolls 30:44 — Alaska admits more than 3,000 noncitizens on its rolls 33:24 — New York City's government grocery stores and the identification double standard 37:14 — Call to action: 202-224-3121 and passthesaveamericaact.com 39:25 — Kamala Harris and Pete Buttigieg on the Electoral College and 13 justices 42:17 — Carla Sands on court packing and rigging the system 51:07 — Representative Barbara Bagshaw joins the show 51:32 — Door knocking in Windham and the building that was not in her district 52:45 — 110 voters relocated from District 107 to District 106 53:02 — The Secretary of State's office calls it a glitch 53:42 — The letter, the seven-day demand, and a race won by 23 votes 01:05:10 — Why election integrity is worth the fight 01:06:10 — The Election Integrity Network and how to get involved 01:07:07 — Final call to action before the recess 01:07:55 — Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and Dana Bash on CNN 01:09:57 — The Declaration of Independence and why rights come first Links: teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, passthesaveamericaact.com. Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121.

  4. 3d ago

    Gen Z's Socialist Swing & the SAVE America Act's Last Five Days | DiMeglio, Gaines, Pfaff

    Drew DiMeglio is a student at Hampden-Sydney College and the president of his College Republicans chapter. He writes for Restoration News, the Carolina Journal, and The College Fix. His latest piece is "Gen Z's Socialist Swing Cannot Be Ignored." Houston Gaines is a Georgia state representative serving his fourth term and the Republican nominee for Georgia's 10th Congressional District. He has passed more than 20 pieces of legislation in the Georgia House, including bills stopping local governments from defunding police, holding jurisdictions that refuse to cooperate with immigration enforcement accountable, and cracking down on district attorneys who decline to prosecute. Jim Pfaff is the president of The Conservative Caucus, the oldest conservative grassroots organization in the country. He previously ran Americans for Prosperity of Colorado during the founding period of the modern Tea Party movement. Key topics: The SAVE America Act's last five days before the Senate's August recess 6,600 noncitizens on New Jersey's voter rolls and more than 3,000 in Alaska Trump v. California and mail-ballot citizenship verification at the Supreme Court Kamala Harris on the Electoral College, 13 Supreme Court justices, and statehood for Puerto Rico and D.C. Why Gen Z swung right in 2024 and has drifted toward socialist candidates since Anthony Fauci, the lockdowns, and the collapse of a generation's trust in institutions The affordability crisis, housing, and the conservative answer to "free" Georgia's tax record and what Houston Gaines tells families worried about inflation Why the socialist surge on the left is not a Tea Party moment Timestamps: 00:00 — Five days left before the Senate leaves town 01:48 — The votes are not the problem, the calendar is 02:05 — 6,600 noncitizens on New Jersey's voter rolls 03:02 — Trump v. California at the Supreme Court 03:57 — South Carolina's special primary and five state primaries tomorrow 05:15 — Kamala Harris on the Electoral College and 13 justices 06:58 — Todd Blanche, Iran, and the water system cyberattacks 09:20 — Drew DiMeglio on Gen Z's socialist swing 10:02 — Where a generation's distrust of institutions comes from 19:02 — How the Democratic Socialists reach young Americans 21:25 — What conservatives should take away about Gen Z 24:19 — Addressing the economic concerns driving young voters 27:42 — Socialism is diametrically opposed to liberty 29:25 — Call the Capitol switchboard 31:41 — Houston Gaines on Georgia's 10th Congressional District 36:15 — Top issues for Washington and the SAVE America Act 40:32 — Defining conservatism 41:56 — Inflation as voters' number one concern 45:38 — Jim Pfaff on Kamala Harris and packing the Court 47:04 — Pfaff: they want unilateral control of the country 53:42 — The SAVE America Act's last five days 58:55 — Why the socialist surge is not a Tea Party moment 01:01:30 — One message for every senator packing a suitcase 01:02:52 — Closing call to action Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com | passthesaveamericaact.com | houstongaines.com | Capitol switchboard 202-224-3121

  5. 6d ago

    America Is Not a Democracy: The Mixed Government the Founders Built | Bill Norton

    Bill Norton is a constitutional scholar and civics educator, coauthor of Speaking the Language of Liberty, and author of the forthcoming book Behind the Constitution, a companion to Behind the Bill of Rights and Behind the Declaration of Independence. He is the third-lesson instructor in this Constitution and first principles training series and runs a concrete business in Arizona, where he once ran for town council. Jenny Beth Martin is the host of The Jenny Beth Show, co-founder of the Tea Party movement, and Chairman of Tea Party Patriots Action. Key topics: The founders studied democracy and rejected it, in James Madison's and John Adams's own words The five basic forms of government and the simple definition of each Why Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa all call themselves republics How anarchy devolves into monarchy, and how democracy devolves into oligarchy The 365-day test that separates a republic from every other system Rule by balance as the working definition of an American republic Elizabeth Powell, the founders' confidante, and the letter that changed George Washington's mind Which form of government the founders placed in the House, the Senate, the presidency, and the courts Why the Seventeenth Amendment broke the Senate and what the filibuster is patching over Good behavior, impeachment, Marbury versus Madison, and judicial review The 20 powers granted to Congress and the roughly six granted to the president Article Five, the fix-it article, and the two things that can never be amended 00:18 — Welcome and where this lesson sits in the series 04:19 — We are not a democracy, and the founders rejected it 07:29 — Why Russia, China, and Brazil all call themselves republics 10:45 — The five forms of government: anarchy, monarchy, oligarchy, democracy 14:11 — John Adams on why democracy never lasts 21:30 — Anarchy becomes monarchy, democracy becomes oligarchy 25:54 — Polybius, Montesquieu, and the mixed form of government 29:06 — Madison on the accumulation of all powers 34:50 — The 365-day test that defines a republic 43:01 — Elizabeth Powell and a republic, if you can keep it 52:50 — Rule by balance 56:17 — Which form of government lives in each branch 59:06 — How the Seventeenth Amendment broke the Senate 1:01:25 — Washington's tea saucer and what the Senate is for 1:13:50 — The presidency as the monarchy element 1:23:54 — Marbury versus Madison and judicial review 1:34:06 — Gouverneur Morris and the preamble 1:39:46 — The 20 powers of Congress 1:48:17 — Article Five, the fix-it article 1:54:19 — Why there were 13 colonies but 11 original states 1:57:22 — If men were angels Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com

  6. Jul 30

    Fauci Pleads the Fifth 100 Times & Florida Opens a Criminal Case | Harris, Vargas, McNeily

    Congressman Mark Harris represents North Carolina's Eighth District. A pastor for more than three decades before his election, he serves on the House Judiciary Committee, has introduced two bills to move education programs out of the Department of Education, leads an effort to protect food assistance from retailer fraud, and authored the PARITY Act to end the double standard against career and trade schools. Mark Vargas is Editor-in-Chief of Illinois Review and writes the Potomac Perspective column for Newsmax. He worked on three high-profile clemency cases under President Trump and has called for a Justice Department Civil Rights Division investigation of the Illinois House leadership. Robert McNeily is Director of Broadcasting and Grassroots Engagement at Tea Party Patriots Action and co-hosts the hour. He lost a broadcast position in Anchorage, Alaska over a denied medical exemption during the mandates. Key topics: the Fauci hearing and the Fifth Amendment, the diaries, the federal pardon and Florida's criminal investigation, the August 5 contempt vote, the SAVE America Act and the Senate standoff, the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and the Fourth Amendment, the Department of Education, the postponed Todd Blanche confirmation, crime at a 126-year low, Freedom Haulers, and Illinois corruption. 00:01 — Cold open: Anthony Fauci pleads the Fifth more than 100 times 00:41 — Six years since the White Coat Summit on the Supreme Court steps 04:49 — The clip: Fauci will not turn around and look at the people he harmed 06:47 — Congressman Mark Harris joins 09:42 — Closed churches, graveside services, and the funerals families never got 12:29 — What the House passed before August: Reconciliation 3.0, defense, stock trading, and the continuing resolution 17:49 — The Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act, the warrant requirement, and the Fourth Amendment 22:58 — Cutting the Department of Education and the PARITY Act for trade schools 29:36 — Call to action: the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121 31:23 — Mark Vargas and co-host Robert McNeily join 32:03 — The diaries, the heart condition, and what Fauci never disclosed 35:15 — Robert McNeily on losing his job over a medical exemption 37:49 — The pardon, Florida's criminal investigation, and the state attorneys general path 41:01 — A blind trust with 20/20 vision and a COVID testing contract 42:56 — Todd Blanche postponed: Cornyn, Tillis, and the retribution question 46:24 — Homicides down 18 percent, on pace for the lowest rate in 126 years 48:04 — Freedom Haulers puts military veterans behind the wheel 51:55 — Illinois: Speaker Chris Welch, a three-month delay, and a buried report 54:58 — Stacking salaries, pensions, and two government paychecks at once 59:25 — Is Illinois fixable from the inside, or does it take Washington? 1:02:36 — Final call to action on the SAVE America Act 1:04:13 — The letter a critical-care doctor sent in May 2020 1:09:08 — How history will judge Anthony Fauci Links mentioned: passthesaveamericaact.com, teapartypatriots.org, jennybethshow.com, Illinois Review, and the Capitol switchboard at 202-224-3121.

  7. Jul 29

    America's 250th: The Man Putting the Declaration Back in Every Classroom | Mark Hill

    Mark Hill is the owner of the Theodore Ohman collection and the founder of BigParty250.com. With his brother, Hill purchased the complete Ohman collection in 1995 — the original lithographs, glass plates, and printing plates behind Ohman's restorations of the Declaration of Independence and the U.S. Constitution — and he is now carrying Ohman's every-school mission into America's 250th anniversary. Key topics: Theodore Ohman: the Bohemian immigrant lithographer who restored the founding documents How Ohman rebuilt the Declaration from an 1823 William Stone print and 1903 glass-plate negatives The 1942 Declaration, the 1953 Constitution with the Bill of Rights, and the 25-year every-school mission The stone print the Library of Congress received in 1939 and cannot explain The on-camera tour: glass plates, printing plates, and the originals The signature Constitution: President Trump, Ted Cruz, Charlie Kirk, Jesse Watters, and more How to put the founding documents in your local school Timestamped breakdown: 00:00 — The mission: the Declaration and Constitution in every school in America 01:33 — Who was Theodore Ohman: a schoolboy in Bohemia who never forgot the Declaration 03:05 — Ohman's authentic restoration: the William Stone print and the Handy negatives 05:13 — The 1953 Constitution lithograph with the Bill of Rights 05:51 — A set in every school: 25 years of selling sets to hometown banks 07:35 — How Mark Hill ended up with the collection 12:21 — Human Events sells 1,200 original Declarations in six months 16:01 — The Library of Congress mystery: a stone print with no record 19:34 — The mission today: America's 250th and finding a partner 23:00 — Human nature, checks and balances, and why socialism always ends in tyranny 25:36 — On-camera tour: glass plates, silvering, and the printing plates 31:17 — The signature Constitution and President Trump's five tries 33:24 — Promo code JENNY and putting these documents in your local school Links mentioned: BigParty250.com — the Ohman prints, the Ohman story, and the signature-piece photo gallery jennybethshow.com — all episodes teapartypatriots.org — Tea Party Patriots Action

  8. Jul 28

    New Poll: 82% Back Citizens-Only Voting, 78% Back Voter ID | John McLaughlin

    Guest: John McLaughlin — the pollster behind Tea Party Patriots Action's new national survey of 1,000 likely voters, and a veteran pollster for President Trump's campaigns who has also polled for state and federal candidates across the country, including in Georgia and Alaska. Key topics: 82% of Americans, including 72% of Democrats, say only citizens should vote in American elections Voter ID at 78% support, with 95% of Americans already holding a valid photo ID 56% tell the Senate to keep working and pass the SAVE America Act this year Noncitizen registration admissions in New Jersey and Alaska, and the 743-vote margin 72% say the Strait of Hormuz cannot be blocked; 61% say finish the job on Iran The free market versus big government socialist ballot test: 49 to 36 Timestamps: 00:00 — Cold open: the new poll on the SAVE America Act 00:35 — Inside the poll: 1,000 likely voters and Trump at 49% 02:07 — Strait of Hormuz: 72% say Iran cannot block it 05:14 — 47 years of Iran and why Americans want it resolved 07:41 — The case President Trump must make to the public 13:26 — Going straight to the people: lessons from the Trump campaigns 16:00 — The ceasefire numbers split by media diet 18:47 — Free market vs big government socialist: 49 to 36 22:15 — 82% of Americans back citizens-only voting 24:31 — Noncitizens on the rolls: New Jersey, New York, Alaska 30:35 — 3,000 names and a 743-vote margin 31:34 — Voter ID: 78% support and 95% already have one 37:42 — The Senate's path: NDAA, reconciliation, and the filibuster 41:37 — 98 days out: early voting and the midterm convention Links: teapartypatriots.org | jennybethshow.com | Capitol switchboard: 202-224-3121

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

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    Jenny Beth Martin
  • Years Active
    2023 - 2026
  • Episodes
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