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The smile that lights up the face of a nursing home resident is the sunshine that Ruby Kate Chitsey lives for. Ruby is the 15-year-old CEO and founder of Three Wishes for Ruby’s Residents, where wishes are fulfilled for seniors in convalescent homes who may lack friends, family, and funds. “Growing up with nursing home seniors, I created a bond with them,” she explains, reflecting on her younger years of volunteering to help elderly residents. Her nonprofit provides things like Happy Meals, haircuts, soda, and candy bars to requesting seniors. These simple “wishes” bring joy and excitement to the people she serves who are usually otherwise forgotten in society.

Ryland Dixon was just ten years old when he launched his first business during the Covid lockdown. Bible Builds is an interactive online program, where eager Lego enthusiasts of all ages are challenged each week to build scenes that coordinate with different Bible stories. Ryland said he took his love for Lego building and combined it with the Bible. Ryland covers the four fundamentals of operating a successful business: find your people, identify a problem, offer a solution, and be prepared to put in the work. Discover how Ryland’s parents encouraged his entrepreneurial spirit and learn more about Ryland’s newest subscription-based venture for young enthusiasts entitled the Kid Business Club.

John Michael Stagliano began serving the homeless in his community at 13 years old after partaking in charitable work in a soup kitchen alongside his sister, Katie. He initially raised money for three local homeless men who needed help finding furniture and moving the goods into their new home. He realized the need was much bigger than just these three men, so he and his family bought a storage unit and began filling it with furniture and other home furnishings. They then began helping more people transition from the nearby homeless shelter into personal properties. John Michael and his family have raised funds and delivered furniture for more than 600 people over the past seven years in their community.

Jason Ho is the Chief Technology Officer of Teklium. As a cyber security solutions and artificial intelligence expert, he discusses the threat of artificial intelligence, and how the globalist elite - particularly the Chinese regime - uses it to surveil American citizens. Jason also breaks down the resentful underpinnings of the Japanese elite, and how they plan to use China’s power to strike back at the U.S. for the nuclear bombs dropped on their country during World War II. Jason explains how China has been controlled by the same few families for thousands of years. They have unlimited resources, and their money flows into every part of the United States, from Silicon Valley to Hollywood. According to Jason, the CCP is already occupying American soil.

Frank Gaffney warns that the Chinese Communist Party is already at war with the United States, and they have promulgated this warfare in a variety of techniques, including economic warfare, political warfare, energy warfare, and now, biological warfare. Frank is the Executive Chairman of the Center for Security Policy, with a background in the Defense Department and NATO. China is wreaking havoc on America by attacking critical infrastructure, industrialism, and collecting our private data. Frank discusses the privacy concerns surrounding the infamous “TikTok” app and how it harvests users’ information. The CCP has been amassing power and strength, and perhaps their most useful asset is the man who occupies the Oval Office: Joe Biden.

When America was founded, it was a revolutionary idea to protect the intellectual property rights of its citizens, rather than forcing people to cede their inventions to a king or ruler. As co-founder and president of the Tea Party Patriots, Jenny Beth Martin produced the jaw-dropping film, Innovation Race, which discusses the deliberate catastrophic weakening of the American patent system. The patent system is protected in Article 1, Section 8, Clause 8 of the Constitution, which promotes the progress of science and useful arts, by securing for limited times to authors and inventors the exclusive right to their respective writings and discoveries.