The Kamala-Trump debate is now over, and the mainstream media is rushing to declare her the winner. But Americans aren’t buying it.
Kamala carried herself as a typical politician, sticking to rehearsed talking points and failing to address the core issues facing the country.
Speaking of rehearsed talking points, Trump quickly called her out on an economic “sound bite” that was apparently fed to her.
“That’s just a sound bite. They gave her that to say,” Trump declared before retorting, “She doesn't have a plan [for the economy]. She copied Biden's plan. And it's like four sentences, like, 'Run, Spot, run.’”
On the topic of abortion, Kamala declared, “The freedom to make decisions about one's own body should not be made by the government.”
But whoopsie. Kamala forgot that her administration denied that same freedom to Americans when Biden’s vaccine mandates essentially forced 100 million American workers to “get vaccinated” or lose their jobs.
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Then, the moderators jumped into the debate to defend Kamala Harris.
Megyn Kelly lamented, “The absolute gall of ABC to keep ‘fact-checking’ ONLY Trump while letting her lie in every answer is infuriating.”
This exchange captures the tone of the entire night, as David Muir—known for giving Kamala Harris 100% positive news coverage—focused on “fact-checking” Trump in real-time as he detailed reports of eaten pets in Springfield, Ohio.
Kamala went as low as to push the “bloodbath” and “very fine people” hoax that were debunked by even the mainstream media.
Trump’s “bloodbath” comments were in reference to the auto industry, while Kamala failed to deliver the full context of Trump’s “very fine people” comments with respect to Charlottesville.
Of course, the moderators offered no fact-checks on Kamala’s false claims.
In a surprise moment, ABC's Linsey Davis challenged Kamala on her socialist ideas to do away with private insurance.
"In 2017, you supported Bernie Sanders' proposal to do away with private insurance and create a government-run healthcare system."
Like fracking, Kamala pushed the idea that her values "haven't changed" while reversing course on every policy idea that doesn’t benefit her chances of winning.
Video: @TrumpWarRoom
Kamala also said she and Tim Walz were proud gun owners and wouldn't take away anyone's guns.
She forgot that she literally called for a gun "buy-back program" on NBC News.
While Democrats push the idea that Trump is a “threat to Democracy,” he flipped the script on them, mentioning the fact that the Democrats staged a palace coup against Biden before coronating Kamala as the nominee.
Speaking of Joe Biden, Trump asked on stage before millions of people, “Where is our President?”
“We have a president that doesn't know he's alive,” he declared as he mentioned the Democrats “threw him out of a campaign like a dog.”
Trump continued to go on offense regarding the crisis at the border, which has resulted in millions of illegal aliens pouring into the country.
Trump challenged Kamala to leave the debate immediately and convince President Biden to sign an executive order to close the border, saying she could wake Joe Biden up from his nap and get it done today.
Video: @TrumpWarRoom
Kamala made the mistake of accusing Trump of dividing the country based on race.
But whoopsie. Her hypocrisy was exposed as she failed to acknowledge that there’s a video of her nodding in agreement with the idea of special laws for Black people.
Kamala’s closing statements fell flat as she made the pitch to the American people that voting for her is voting for “a new way forward.”
Except there’s one harsh reality: she's literally been in power for 3.5 years.
In the final moments, Trump delivered a crushing blow to Kamala Harris, mentioning that she continues to promise “wonderful things” but hasn’t done anything while in power to fix it.
He harped on the Biden-Harris administration’s disastrous withdrawal from Afghanistan that resulted in 13 US soldiers dead, saying, “I rebuilt our entire military. She gave a lot of it away to the Taliban. She gave it to Afghanistan.”
In his ending sentence, Trump called the Biden-Harris duo “the worst president” and “the worst vice president in the history of our country.”
BONUS CLIP: Behavior Analysis Experts EXPOSE Moderator Bias Against Trump in the Debate
@DrPhil's guests bring the receipts.
1. “There was clearly a bias against Trump in their faces.”
2. Scott Rouse observed that Trump’s microphone was louder, making him appear aggressive.
3. Trump was “fact-checked” by moderators during his responses, while Harris's statements were left largely unchallenged.
4. Moderators frequently spoke over Trump as he tried to complete his answers.
5. Greg Hartley noticed that Trump received more questions with a negative framing, while Harris was given more neutral or "softball" questions. Overall, he called the moderators' treatment of Trump “a little heavy-handed at times.”
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They called it horse medicine. Now it’s saving human lives.
I’m not talking about ivermectin.
From phantom limb pain to cancer-related agony, DMSO has succeeded where even opioids have failed—without side effects or addiction.
One mother says it even saved her child from permanent paralysis.
So why can’t you get it from your doctor? The answer will infuriate you... 🧵
Dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) is a natural compound that relieves pain, heals tissue, and treats countless “untreatable” conditions.
It’s safer than aspirin. It’s stronger than morphine. And it’s more versatile than anything you’ll find in your medicine cabinet or even the pharmacy.
So, of course, the FDA banned it.
This information comes from the work of medical researcher @MidwesternDoc. For all the sources and details, read the full report below. midwesterndoctor.com/p/dmso-is-a-mi…
You’ve probably heard this more times than you can count:
“I got the COVID vaccine and nothing bad ever happened to me.”
There’s a reason for that… not everyone got the same thing.
And a peer-reviewed study backs it up.
In 2023, Max Schmeling and colleagues discovered that just 4.2 percent of the COVID vaccine batches accounted for 71 PERCENT of suspected adverse events.
Additionally, about two-thirds of the batches had a low to moderate risk of adverse events.
And about one-third had little to no risk of adverse events. “Nothing happened.”
The chart below shows how extreme this variation actually was.
“The shot [batch] was deterministic for who was going to have a serious event or not.” That’s the conclusion from renowned cardiologist Dr. Peter McCullough.
If “hot lots” showed up in the COVID shots, that raises a bigger question about other vaccines.
What if this wasn’t a one-time issue? Let’s take a look. 🧵
For over a century, one assumption has quietly shaped public trust:
If a vaccine is approved, what’s in each vial must be safe and consistent.
Same dose. Same safety. Same outcome.
But history tells a very different story.
Because again and again, the real danger wasn’t always the vaccine itself… Sometimes it was the batch.
There’s a term most people have never heard: “Hot lots.”
It refers to vaccine batches that are unusually toxic, contaminated, improperly processed, or far more likely to cause severe reactions than other lots.
And once you start looking, they don’t appear once. They appear everywhere.
A medical substance most people have never heard of is quietly treating autoimmune disease, nerve injury, and even conditions doctors say are “untreatable.”
But those conditions are not untreatable — and DMSO is proving it.
Dr. James Miller says DMSO works so well for so many things that it “seems unbelievable.”
“It’s like salt—you can hurt someone with too much salt, but it’s really hard. And DMSO is in that category. It’s just very, very safe,” Dr. Miller says.
If you’re wondering, “Why have I never heard of DMSO?” — there’s a reason for that.
The story of DMSO is like ivermectin all over again… except the war against it never stopped. 🧵
DMSO occupies a strange and uncomfortable position.
It’s been widely studied, used internationally, and even incorporated into FDA-approved therapies.
Yet in the U.S., it’s largely absent from mainstream medicine—meaning countless patients never even hear about an affordable and potentially effective option that should have been considered.
And that absence isn’t neutral.
When something effective is missing from the system, there’s often a big reason.
Patients aren’t just “missing out” on it.
Instead, they’re funneled into more expensive, more aggressive, and sometimes riskier and less effective treatments—without ever knowing there was another path.
Did you know that you can have somebody murdered for their organs if you pay for an organ transplant in China?
It sounds far too dark, but it’s true.
Hop on a plane, pay for a transplant, and you’ll receive an organ with an impossibly short wait time.
But here’s the catch: chances are that organ came from a murdered prisoner.
China denies this is happening, but mounting evidence, whistleblower testimonies, and impossible transplant timelines tell a very different story.
And if that’s happening in China with organ transplants, what’s being swept under the rug here in America?
This is the dark side of organ transplants nobody had the integrity to tell you about.
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Most people think organ donation is a simple act of generosity. Check the box. Save a life. End of story.
But behind the scenes, a series of federal investigations has exposed something far more disturbing. And there’s no generosity in sight.
The system meant to protect those barely clinging to life is failing—and in some cases, it’s a catastrophic failure.
Take Jenny’s story for example. Jenny was declared brain dead when she wasn’t at all. Terrifyingly, she was stuck inside her body, fully aware of everything that was happening—and being said—around her.
Including a doctor telling med students that her husband was “unreasonable” for not signing her organs—and her life—away.
Thankfully he didn’t or Jenny wouldn’t be here today to share her story.
What is brain death? There is no standard.
The ethical line between life and death is not where you think it is.
Modern medicine has slowly reshaped how we think—and feel—about death.
Tools like CPR, ventilators, and organ transplantation have created the belief that death is negotiable—something to be delayed, managed, or “conquered.”
That belief built enormous trust. And with that trust came enormous profit.
Organ transplants can cost a staggering $446,000–$1.9 million each. In the US, healthcare now consumes 17.6% of the economy.
Where scarcity meets profit, exploitation always follows.
In 2023, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. told Steve Kirsch about the ONLY place where vaccine manufacturers are honest.
And that’s in the manufacturer’s insert.
When you look closely at those inserts, you’ll notice an “amazing coincidence.”
And what that “amazing coincidence” is is that each of the 405 diseases that have become epidemic since 1989 is listed as a side effect in the vaccine inserts.
Autism is among those diseases listed.
Critics of RFK Jr. will say manufacturers will “throw the kitchen sink” on those inserts to keep their butts covered.
But RFK Jr. says “that’s not true,” pointing to a federal law.
“The Federal law says that they’re not allowed to list anything on that manufacturer’s insert unless [the] FDA determines that it is LIKELY that the vaccine caused that injury.”
What’s also an “amazing coincidence” is that scientists have found aluminum in the brains of children with autism—at levels HIGHER than almost any human brain tissue ever recorded.
Aluminum is a known neurotoxin. It’s not supposed to be in the brain at all, especially not during early development, when the brain is most vulnerable.
We know aluminum is used in many vaccines to amplify immune response. But where does that aluminum actually end up?
@MidwesternDoc investigated. And what this medical researcher uncovered could change everything you thought you knew about vaccines. 🧵
Before we break this wide open, save this post somewhere you can easily find it later—and share it while you’re at it.
You’ll want these receipts ready the next time someone smugly insists, “There’s no evidence that vaccines cause autism.”
Isn’t it strange how it’s widely accepted that vaccines can cause reactions—just as long as they’re mild?
We are told to expect things like a sore arm, body aches, or a low-grade fever.
And on rare occasions, someone may suffer an allergic reaction.
Theo Von got personal on Joe Rogan’s podcast after revealing a sad story about his long-term struggle with antidepressants.
He told Rogan he was first put on antidepressants after “a tough day at school” and has NEVER been able to get off them since.
THEO: “That shit makes you feel dead, man.”
ROGAN: “So why did you take them in the first place?”
THEO: “Cause I was in a bad relationship 20 years ago, and I was having a tough day at school, and they f*cking gave them to me, and then I never got off.”
Theo’s experience is not uncommon.
A 2019 meta-analysis revealed that 56% of people experience withdrawal symptoms when trying to quit antidepressants.
Of those who experienced withdrawal symptoms, nearly half (46%) described them as “severe.”
Before you get placed on the antidepressant hamster wheel like Theo Von did, you should learn what these drugs really do.
The nasty withdrawal symptoms are just the tip of the iceberg of a much bigger problem... 🧵
Most people still believe antidepressants fix a “chemical imbalance” in the brain.
It’s one of the most successful ideas ever sold in medicine. Simple, intuitive, and repeated so often that it feels like established fact.
Hardly anyone questions it. Why would they?
But when you actually go looking for the evidence behind that claim, it becomes surprisingly hard to find anything solid supporting it.
SSRIs didn’t just become common—they became… everywhere.
They’re prescribed for a laundry list of challenges. Depression, anxiety, stress, burnout, grief—even the normal emotional ups and downs that come with life.
And because they’re so normalized, most people never stop to ask basic questions.
How well do they actually work? Are they even necessary?