Sam Bushman and Curt Crosby welcome Pulitzer Prize finalist Darlene McCormick Sanchez of The Epoch Times to break down two explosive investigations: a Texas police department that arrested a woman for posting about water quality on Facebook, jailed her for 23 hours on a felony charge, and was ultimately shut down after 20-plus corruption cases surfaced, and the alarming spread of alpha-gal syndrome from lone star tick bites that leaves victims unable to eat meat, with cases exploding across the United States and calls mounting for tick abatement programs to match mosquito control efforts. Linked Timestamps: 1:17 - Texas police arrest woman for questioning water quality on Facebook 3:56 - Jailed 23 hours on a felony charge for asking about water 7:35 - Judge signed warrant with incomplete information from police 8:49 - Grand jury refuses to indict, woman sues for false arrest 10:40 - Texas Rangers investigating the police department 11:47 - 20-plus corruption cases lead to police department shutdown 12:24 - Protester arrested for complaining about Jennifer's arrest 15:47 - Epoch Times reporting forces accountability and shutdown 17:49 - Tick time bomb: alpha-gal syndrome spreading across America 19:33 - Lone star ticks moving north, cases exploding 23:03 - Calls for tick abatement programs to match mosquito control Call to Action: Follow Pulitzer Prize finalist Darlene McCormick Sanchez's investigations at theepochtimes.com. Support independent reporting that holds power accountable. Get raw honey delivered to your door from Curt Crosby at localhoneyman.com. Find Sam Bushman at libertyroundtable.com on X, YouTube, Rumble, and Truth Social. Spread the word and share the love. God save our constitutional republic.
