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  1. 12 hr ago

    What Goes Around Comes Around: The Crusades & Ideological Warfare with Dr. Robert E. Marx

    In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and Dr. Robert E. Marx Show: The Thinking Man’s Podcast, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley welcomes Dr. Robert E. Marx for a discussion about history, religion, political extremism, and the lessons he believes can be learned from past conflicts. Robert introduces the episode’s central theme, “What Goes Around Comes Around,” connecting the history of the Crusades to modern conflicts and current political debates. Robert begins by discussing the Crusades, which started in 1096 under Pope Urban II. He explains the religious and political motivations behind the campaigns to recapture Jerusalem and describes how Christian forces eventually lost control of the city in 1187. He also discusses the fall of Constantinople and Antioch, emphasizing how prolonged conflicts, distance from home, and supply difficulties can weaken military campaigns over time. Robert compares historical conflicts with modern wars, including Vietnam, Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, and the conflict involving Iran, highlighting how military campaigns can become prolonged when leaders underestimate challenges and consequences. He then discusses what he calls a “reverse crusade” against the United States, arguing that modern ideological conflicts involve methods such as what he describes as brainwashing, mind control, and infiltration. He expresses concern about the influence of radical groups on young people, women, educational institutions, and political systems. Robert also distinguishes between ordinary Muslims and the extremists he criticizes, citing his professional experience training physicians from different countries. Robert continues by discussing immigration, political representation, college protests, and the influence of ideological movements on American society. He raises concerns about political figures and organizations he believes are contributing to changes in the country’s institutions and values. He also discusses the role of social belonging and personal identity in political activism, offering his interpretation of why some people become involved in particular causes. Another major topic is the relationship between American identity, religion, and the nuclear family. Robert refers to the country’s historical connection to Judeo-Christian principles and discusses the Mayflower Compact and freedom of religion. He argues that voters should consider the potential consequences of political and cultural changes when deciding whom to support in elections. These views reflect Robert’s perspective on American history, religion, and contemporary politics. Neil asks Robert to clarify his views on religious extremism and political divisions, emphasizing that the actions of extremists should not define an entire religious or political group. They discuss how controversial statements often receive more media attention and shape public perceptions. Neil also asks whether the United States needs a third political party. Robert reflects on past third-party movements, including Theodore Roosevelt’s Bull Moose Party, and explains how such parties have often divided votes without creating lasting political alternatives. He returns to his central comparison between the historical Crusades and what he views as modern ideological conflicts, emphasizing the influence of leaders and religious authorities on their followers. Toward the end of the episode, Neil directs listeners to Dr. Robert E. Marx’s website and mentions his book, 28 Life-Changing Patients. Robert discusses his upcoming speaking engagements in North Miami Beach on October 24 and Newark, New Jersey, on November 4. He explains that his presentations will cover bone science, osteoporosis, medication side effects, surgery, and certain cancers. 📍To learn more about Dr. Robert E. Marx and his work, visit drrobertemarxnet.com.

  2. 6 days ago

    Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery Pioneers: Stem Cells & Reconstruction with Dr. Robert E. Marx

    In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Dr. Robert E. Marx Show, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley speaks with Dr. Robert E. Marx about recent events in Minnesota and what he believes they reveal about social media, youth radicalization, parental responsibility, community leadership, and the political direction of the country. Dr. Marx begins by discussing the reported plot to carry out an attack at the Mall of America. He reflects on the investigation into the alleged plan and the role of law enforcement in preventing a potential attack. The discussion raises questions about online radicalization, the influence of extremist groups, and how families and communities can recognize warning signs before a young person becomes involved in violence. The conversation then turns to a reported shooting incident in Minnesota that Dr. Marx describes as stemming from an argument on social media. He considers how online conflicts can spill into real-world violence and discusses what parents, schools, and community leaders can do to provide young people with positive alternatives and a stronger sense of purpose. A major theme throughout the episode is the responsibility of parents in guiding teenagers. Dr. Marx discusses the importance of supervision, teaching values, and helping young people develop constructive interests. He also examines the role of schools and local leadership in creating opportunities that keep teenagers engaged in meaningful activities. Drawing on examples from his own generation, Dr. Marx highlights youth programs such as scouting, sports leagues, volunteering, school clubs, and the arts. He suggests that these activities can help young people develop discipline, build relationships, contribute to their communities, and spend their time productively. He also discusses how extracurricular programs can serve families from different backgrounds. The discussion expands into Dr. Marx’s views on multiculturalism, globalism, immigration, and political leadership. He argues that communities need shared civic values and effective ways to help young people become responsible members of society. His comments reflect his political perspective on the challenges facing Minnesota and other American cities. Neil and Dr. Marx also discuss the upcoming November elections and the possible balance of power in Congress. Dr. Marx shares his views on the Republican Party, the House of Representatives, and the Senate, while discussing the political issues he believes voters should consider. Toward the end of the episode, Dr. Marx discusses upcoming speaking engagements in New Jersey, Green Bay, and Berlin. He also mentions his work and a book he recommends to interested listeners. Throughout the conversation, Dr. Marx offers his perspective on the relationship between online behavior, youth violence, family guidance, community involvement, and political responsibility. The episode encourages listeners to consider how parents, schools, local organizations, and elected leaders can respond to the challenges facing young people and their communities. 📍To learn more about Dr. Robert E. Marx and his work, visit drrobertemarxnet.com.

  3. 20 Oct

    Vaping Risks & Compassionate Care with Dr. Creed Haymond and Dr. Robert E. Marx on Smoking Cessation

    In this special simulcast of The Neil Haley Show and The Dr. Robert E. Marx Show, Neil “The Media Giant” Haley joins Dr. Robert E. Marx and special guest Dr. Creed S. Haymond, an oral and maxillofacial surgeon, for a discussion about smoking-related cancers, nicotine addiction, and how healthcare professionals can help patients find the motivation to quit smoking. Dr. Marx opens the conversation by drawing on his decades of experience as a head and neck cancer surgeon to discuss the relationship between tobacco use and cancers of the mouth, throat, and lungs. He explains why sharing statistics alone may not be enough to persuade someone to stop smoking and introduces Dr. Haymond’s personal approach to helping patients make meaningful changes. Dr. Haymond explains why healthcare providers should look beyond a patient’s immediate medical concern and consider the whole person. Rather than relying only on warnings about the health risks of smoking, he focuses on helping patients identify a personal reason to quit. For many people, he says, love for their children, grandchildren, and other family members can become a powerful source of motivation. He describes an unconventional conversation he has with patients who want to quit smoking. He asks them to consider the example they want to set for the younger people they love and challenges them to reflect on what their smoking habits communicate to their families. Dr. Haymond shares stories of former patients who thanked him for helping them find the determination to stop smoking, while acknowledging that his approach does not work for everyone. The discussion also explores the role of empathy, trust, and personal relationships in healthcare. Dr. Haymond explains why he believes patients respond better when they feel that their healthcare providers genuinely care about their well-being rather than simply lecturing them. Dr. Marx agrees that personalized conversations should be an important part of preventive medicine and recognizes the potential for positive changes to influence multiple generations within a family. Neil then asks about vaping and marijuana use. Dr. Marx and Dr. Haymond discuss their concerns about inhaled substances, possible exposure to harmful chemicals, and the need for further research into the long-term effects of vaping and marijuana. They also discuss THC and CBD, the importance of disclosing marijuana use before anesthesia, and why patients should communicate honestly with their medical providers before undergoing surgical procedures. Dr. Haymond shares more about his career in oral and maxillofacial surgery, including his work treating conditions affecting the mouth, head, and neck, performing dental implant and facial reconstructive procedures, and caring for patients with tumors, cysts, and facial injuries. He also reflects on the satisfaction of helping people through difficult medical experiences and supporting their return to everyday life. Throughout the episode, Dr. Marx, Dr. Haymond, and Neil emphasize the importance of prevention, patient education, and compassionate communication. Their conversation encourages listeners who smoke to consider seeking appropriate support to quit and reminds families and healthcare professionals that meaningful change can begin with a caring, personal conversation. 📍For more information about Dr. Creed S. Haymond and his oral and maxillofacial surgery practice, visit aspiresurgical.net.  📍To learn more about Dr. Robert E. Marx and his work, visit drrobertemarxnet.com.

  4. 30/11/2025

    “I Told You So”: The Climate Change Hoax and the Collapse of the CO₂ Narrative

    In this fiery episode of The Dr. Robert E. Marx Show, Dr. Marx returns to one of his most controversial topics—climate change, which he calls “the climate change hoax” and “the CO₂ fraud.” Timed to coincide with the United Nations’ COP30 conference in Brazil, Dr. Marx dissects the global climate industry, the political incentives behind its messaging, and the repeated failures of climate predictions that never materialize. From debunking hurricane forecasts to highlighting hypocrisy from activists flying thousands of miles on CO₂-spewing jets, Dr. Marx argues the entire climate agenda has unraveled under its own weight. His message for listeners: follow the data, not the fear. UN’s 30th “Conference of the Parties” once again blamed fossil fuels for global collapse. Third-world leaders demanded “climate reparations,” insisting Western nations owe them cash for floods, droughts, and famine. Dr. Marx notes these drought cycles existed hundreds of years before industrialization, and poor land management—not CO₂—drives most crop failures. Global enthusiasm is fading as both the U.S. and EU cut climate-funding waste under financial pressure. A group of ~15 Canadian physicians performed a “cringe-worthy rap” at COP30. Dr. Marx: “White people should not do rap. We don’t have the genetic capability.” The bigger issue: their round-trip flights from Canada to Brazil generated more CO₂ than the average American produces in a month. Calls out the same hypocrisy that characterized Al Gore’s private-jet climate crusades. Dr. Marx breaks down the NOAA and AccuWeather predictions vs. reality: 13–19 named storms “Above average” activity 6–10 hurricanes 3–5 major hurricanes Warnings of “possible Category 6” storms Fear-driven headlines Two significant hurricanes Zero storms hit the continental United States One Category 5 storm didn’t hit land at all Most storms began in the Caribbean Basin, not Africa Predictions were fundamentally wrong Dr. Marx notes 18 of the last 20 years were predicted as “above average”—a mathematical impossibility. Sea surface temperature readings are essentially guesswork due to constant upwelling of cold water and complex ocean currents. Vertical wind shear predictions are unreliable and tied to chaotic La Niña cycles. African monsoon predictions (the key to Cape Verde hurricanes) are unpredictable. Climate models “fudge” weaker tropical depressions into named storms to inflate statistics. According to Dr. Marx: Agencies like NOAA and climate-dependent organizations rely on catastrophic forecasts to justify large budgets. “If you predict doom every year, you guarantee funding.” Fear equals money, power, and job security. “Every major climate model has been wrong for 30 years.” “How can 18 of 20 hurricane seasons be ‘above average’? That’s mathematically impossible.” “If you have to fly 5,000 miles to a climate conference, don’t lecture me about CO₂.” “AccuWeather, you’re not accurate. And you know it.” Climate predictions routinely fail because they’re based on flawed models and political incentives—not science. Media fearmongering keeps the climate industry alive. Look at results, not rhetoric—2025 saw virtually no U.S. hurricane impact despite catastrophic forecasts. Hypocrisy is rampant: climate elites create more CO₂ in a week than average Americans do in months. Website: drrobertemarx.net X (Twitter): https://twitter.com/remarx_facs Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100091526944108 Rumble: https://rumble.com/user/Rmarxfacs Radio Syndication: https://amfm247.com/amfm247/ Spotify Hub: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/robert-marx This episode reflects the opinions of the hosts and guests. It evaluates publicly available climate forecasts and media reporting as of November 21, 2025. Listeners are encouraged to review scientific data independently and draw their own conclusions.

  5. 25/08/2025

    AI, Energy, and the End of the CO₂ Hoax

    Welcome to a special simulcast of The Dr. Robert E. Marx Show and Climate Change: The Hoax of CO₂ Revealed. In this thought-provoking episode, Dr. Robert E. Marx revisits his hallmark topic of climate change in light of the rapid rise of artificial intelligence (AI). With AI demanding unprecedented amounts of energy, Dr. Marx argues that the global narrative around CO₂ is about to be sidelined. 1. Why Climate Change is Back on the Agenda AI is here to stay—and it’s energy-hungry. A single 200,000 sq. ft. AI data facility consumes energy equal to 30,000 U.S. homes. To power AI’s future, only two sources can realistically deliver enough energy: Fossil fuels Nuclear power 2. CO₂: The “Hoax” That Won’t Hold Up Dr. Marx reiterates his central thesis from his book Climate Change: The Hoax of CO₂ Revealed: CO₂ is not the driver of global warming. Scientific evidence shows warming patterns that don’t align with CO₂ increases. Past hoaxes compared: Russia collusion, Hunter Biden laptop denials, and now climate hysteria. 3. Regulatory Shifts EPA administrator Lee Elden is rolling back late-stage Biden CO₂ restrictions. Renewed emphasis on realistic energy density: Oil and gas molecules vs. solar/wind (117 times greater energy yield). Solar and wind simply cannot scale to meet AI’s needs. 4. Evidence Against CO₂ as the Climate Culprit Sun Output: Since 1850, increased solar radiation has been measured at 1,360 watts per square yard, directly contributing to warming. Milankovitch Cycles: Earth’s elliptical orbit periodically brings the planet closer to the sun, driving natural warming phases lasting thousands of years. Geological Record: Fossils of coral and dinosaurs in Alaska prove the region once had a warm climate unrelated to modern CO₂. Historical Temperature Spikes: Ice cores and mud cores show eight warming peaks in the last 5,000 years higher than today’s levels—all unrelated to CO₂. 5. The Scientific Divide Distinguished scientists such as William Happer and European researchers argue the atmosphere’s CO₂ absorption capacity is already saturated. Critics disagree, but Dr. Marx points out that every major prediction of catastrophe (melting Arctic ice by 2015/2017, flooded cities, extreme hurricanes) has failed. 6. What It Means Going Forward AI’s massive energy demand will override climate fear campaigns. Fossil fuels and nuclear power will be essential, not optional. Common sense and historical evidence show CO₂ fears are misplaced. AI will push climate change rhetoric aside because of the unavoidable need for dense energy sources. CO₂ is not the enemy—historical and geological data show natural cycles drive climate change. Every prediction of climate catastrophe tied to CO₂ has been wrong. To compete globally in AI, America must embrace fossil fuels and nuclear energy without fear of CO₂ emissions. Dr. Marx hints at future episodes exploring AI itself—its benefits, risks, and the societal shifts it will trigger. His book Climate Change: The Hoax of CO₂ Revealed remains a cornerstone reference for listeners seeking deeper insight. 🎧 Subscribe, Rate & Review:Catch every episode of The Dr. Robert E. Marx Show on all major podcast platforms. 🎙️ Episode Highlights:🎯 Key Takeaways:📌 Looking Ahead:

  6. 21/05/2025

    Hyperbaric Medicine Under Pressure: Tragedy, Regulation, and the Future of Safe Practice

    In this powerful and deeply informative episode of The Dr. Robert Marx Show, co-hosted by Neil Haley, two of the leading experts in hyperbaric medicine—Dr. John Feldmeier, former president of the Undersea and Hyperbaric Medical Society (UHMS), and Tom Workman, a pioneer in hyperbaric chamber operations—join Dr. Marx to discuss the recent hyperbaric chamber tragedy in Flint, Michigan and what it means for the future of the field. The discussion highlights how the tragic incident, involving a young patient and serious operational failures at an unregulated facility, has exposed dangerous gaps in oversight, training, and medical standards within the rapidly growing and often misunderstood field of hyperbaric oxygen therapy (HBOT). Failure to follow maintenance protocols on an FDA-approved chamber Unqualified personnel and absence of a supervising physician Unauthorized treatment for an unapproved indication (ADHD) HBOT is a recognized treatment for 15 medical conditions but is being widely misused Fly-by-night “wellness centers” and spas are operating off-label, often illegally importing non-compliant equipment from overseas Lack of unified federal enforcement: FDA, NFPA, and state fire marshals all have partial authority, but no single agency oversees the field Dr. Feldmeier outlines the 15 approved medical uses, including: Decompression sickness (the bends) Carbon monoxide poisoning Radiation injury (e.g., to the jaw, bladder, or rectum) Chronic diabetic foot ulcers Osteomyelitis and soft tissue infections Compromised grafts and flaps Sudden sensorineural hearing loss and central retinal artery occlusion These are evidence-based, reimbursable conditions supported by long-standing clinical protocols. Tom Workman shares how he helped develop the UHMS Accreditation Program, now in its 25th year with 145 accredited U.S. centers Only 10% of hyperbaric facilities are currently accredited Workman recently submitted a 426-page report to the FDA exposing the extent of illegal chamber imports and operational violations across 271 off-label centers UHMS and leaders like Dr. Feldmeier and Mr. Workman are pushing for: Mandatory accreditation and board certification Enforcement of existing codes (ASME, NFPA, FDA regulations) A potential federal regulatory body similar to the Nuclear Regulatory Commission Increased education for fire marshals, healthcare administrators, and regulators Michigan may become the first state to mandate UHMS accreditation following the Flint incident Hyperbaric medicine is a powerful and proven medical tool—when practiced safely, by trained professionals, using certified equipment and proper indications. But as wellness centers and profit-seekers expand HBOT into uncharted territory, lives are being put at risk. Stronger oversight, public education, and professional regulation are urgently needed to prevent future tragedies. What hyperbaric oxygen therapy really is—and what it isn’t Why improper chamber use is dangerous How to identify a legitimate HBOT facility What regulators, insurers, and physicians are doing to ensure patient safety Dr. John Feldmeier – Radiation Oncologist, Hyperbaric Medicine Expert, Former UHMS President Tom Workman – Hyperbaric Chamber Operations Pioneer, Former Director of Quality Assurance and Regulatory Affairs at UHMS 🧠 Key Topics Covered:🔥 The Flint, Michigan Tragedy⚖️ The Problem with Oversight🩺 What Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy Should Be Used For🛠️ Safety, Certification & Accreditation🚨 A Call for Reform🔎 Takeaway Message:🎧 Listen If You Want To Learn:👨‍⚕️ Special Guests:

  7. 09/05/2025

    Solo Biking Across Continents: The Adventures of Benjamin Rowe

    In this inspiring and adventurous episode of The Dr. Robert Marx Show, simulcast with The Neil Haley Show, Dr. Marx and Neil welcome Benjamin Rowe, a global solo cyclist whose epic journeys across five countries have captured the imagination of fellow travelers and freedom-seekers worldwide. From the bike trails of South Korea to the wilderness of Alaska, Benjamin shares how he turned his love for cycling into a minimalist, purpose-filled lifestyle of long-distance travel—armed with nothing but a bicycle, a tent, and a passion for the road. How short bike trips in Korea evolved into multi-month expeditions Cycling across Taiwan, Japan, New Zealand, Canada, and the U.S.—with plans for South America next What Benjamin packs: tent, cook stove, tools, minimal clothing, and food The use of water filters, bear spray, and satellite GPS devices Budget travel tips—how cycling makes extended international travel surprisingly affordable Scariest moments: A wolf sniffing his tent at 4 AM in Alaska Navigating bug-infested terrain, isolation, and harsh elements The kindness of strangers—hot meals, Gatorades, even spontaneous cash donations Staying in touch with a loose-knit global community of fellow long-distance cyclists How paths cross temporarily—and friendships are built across continents The upcoming plan to bike the entire length of South America—from Colombia to Argentina Long-term goals of documenting, sharing, and eventually teaching others how to adopt the adventure cycling lifestyle His YouTube channel “Where is Benjamin” How he uses maps, blog posts, live GPS tracking, cost breakdowns, and videos to share his journey Plans to build an income through teaching, travel tips, and storytelling Website: whereisbenjamin.com YouTube: Where Is Benjamin— Includes vlogs from Alaska, Canada, Oregon, and more Live maps, cost spreadsheets, travel photos, and more available on his site “When you're on a bike, the only thing that matters is the road in front of you.” – Benjamin Rowe“I’ve had 64 mosquitoes enter my tent in less than 30 seconds.”“People on the road are way kinder than you think.”“Traveling by bike is not just freeing—it’s sustainable, affordable, and unforgettable.” How to travel affordably and fearlessly How to break away from traditional life paths The essentials for solo international biking What it's like to disconnect from society and rediscover the world 🚴‍♂️ Topics Covered:🌍 1. The Journey Begins: Korea to Global Cycling🏕️ 2. How He Travels and Lives on the Road🐺 3. Surviving the Wild🤝 4. Community on the Road🌎 5. What’s Next📹 6. Content Creation & Monetization📍 Follow Benjamin Rowe Online:💬 Memorable Quotes:🎧 Tune in to Learn:

  8. 09/05/2025

    Protest Corruption, Free Speech, and the Battle for American Values

    In this powerful and timely episode of the Dr. Robert Marx Show, simulcast with Climate Change: The Hoax of CO₂ Revealed and hosted by Neil Haley, Dr. Marx delivers a sharp, thought-provoking commentary on the state of protest culture in America, the erosion of foundational values, and the hypocrisy in public discourse surrounding free speech, student activism, and media bias. Dr. Marx opens with a defense of the First Amendment, noting its unique importance to the American system. He warns that abuse of protest rights—through vandalism, harassment, and foreign interference—could ultimately jeopardize the right itself. Examples from countries like China, Iran, and Russia are used to illustrate what happens when protest rights are revoked. Compares past protests (Vietnam War, Civil Rights Movement) to today's demonstrations: Past protests had clear purpose and respect. Current ones, such as pro-Palestinian protests, are often ill-informed, destructive, or driven by external agendas. "From the river to the sea" chants are criticized for lacking historical knowledge or constructive solutions. Dr. Marx exposes the roles of paid protestors, foreign students, and outside organizations (e.g., George Soros-backed groups) in fueling unrest. Ivy League institutions like Harvard and Yale are called out for harboring anti-American sentiment while accepting billions in federal funding. Students at elite schools are described as ungrateful, misinformed, and entitled—some funded by taxpayers while skipping classes to chant protests they don’t fully understand. Dr. Marx calls this a failure of parenting, discipline, and education. Dr. Marx outlines the psychology of modern protestors: Some are bored, directionless individuals seeking belonging or relevance. Others are wealthy, disillusioned elites trying to manufacture purpose. A few are simply agents of chaos, weaponizing freedom against the very system that grants it. The case of Luigi Mangione, who murdered a UnitedHealthcare CEO, is dissected. Dr. Marx discusses how misplaced rage, entitlement, and media distortion are enabling people to justify violence. A GoFundMe supporting Mangione is cited as proof of society's moral confusion. Neil Haley echoes Dr. Marx’s warnings, adding commentary on: The vilification of successful Americans who don’t conform to woke ideology. The media manipulation of narratives to suppress conservative viewpoints. The risk of a globalist system, increased censorship, and the push toward centralized economic control. Urges listeners to build businesses, not just bet on the stock market, and to become more economically self-reliant. “The best way to lose a right is to abuse it.” — Dr. Robert Marx“They’re not protesting for Palestine—they’re protesting for purpose.” — Dr. Marx“Burning a car isn’t activism. It’s arson.”“Stock market success isn’t the economy. Building businesses is.” — Neil Haley Why today’s protest movements are more about chaos than change How American institutions are selling out to radical interests The psychological profile of a modern protestor Why misdirected anger and a lack of purpose are eroding American values What we can learn from history—and what we must defend to preserve freedom 🔍 Key Themes Discussed:🗽 1. Freedom of Speech and Protest Abuse🔥 2. Protest Then vs. Now💰 3. The Influence of Money and Foreign Interests📚 4. The Failure of Higher Education🧠 5. Psychology of the Protestor🧨 6. The Brian Thompson Murder Case🇺🇸 Bonus Commentary: Neil Haley’s Closing Segment💡 Key Quotes:🎧 Listen if you want to understand:

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