Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley talk school safety with Paresa Noble. Dave, who helped build early social media in the late 1990s, says algorithms amplify division by keeping people crazy. He argues for the gray middle: model positivity and see constant connectivity as a generational issue kids may later view as crazy. Paresa explains Shield Our Schools unites people by seeking info from multiple angles. Most want the same things. Uvalde and media finger-pointing led her to practical entry-delay measures like upgraded locks and ballistic window film, plus mental health.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Trigger Warning – Paresa Noble
2. (01:28) School Safety as Low Hanging Fruit – achievable common ground
3. (03:25) Cost of Protecting Schools – the financial side
4. (06:02) Common Security Moves & Assessment Process – standard approaches
5. (09:36) Controversial Security Products – what to consider
6. (11:01) Under-Resourced Schools & Funding – the challenges
7. (14:12) Engaging School Boards – building support
8. (16:55) Overcoming Resistance & The Olive Branch – handling pushback
9. (19:54) Mental Health as Root Cause – deeper issues
10. (23:46) Social Media, Phones & Youth Mental Health – connectivity effects
11. (30:22) The Role of Parents – their importance
12. (33:57) Getting Parents Involved in Schools – how to do it
13. (37:35) The Hard Truth About Sustained Effort – long term reality
14. (39:43) What Gives You Hope? – positive notes
15. (44:22) Paresa's Origin Story – how it started
16. (48:57) Lightning Round – quick questions
17. (50:39) What Did You Learn? – reflections
18. (50:45) Bipartisan School Safety Measures – cross party agreement
19. (51:49) Dave's Takeaway: Priorities & Anger – shifting focus
20. (53:15) Shame on Us: Funding & Priorities – hard look
21. (53:59) A Ministry: Getting Involved – deeper involvement
22. (54:19) Schools Without Locks – current state

Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley conclude with Paresa Noble on what gives hope. They cover her origin story after Uvalde, lightning round, what they learned, bipartisan school safety measures, Dave's takeaway on priorities and anger, shame on funding priorities, getting involved as a ministry, schools without locks, and closing.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Paresa's Uvalde story shows one event can spark real change – from blame to action
2. (04:39) Lightning Round – unfiltered answers cut through the noise
3. (10:56) What we learned reveals clear bipartisan paths – if we choose to take them
4. (11:02) Bipartisan school safety measures already exist – politics just gets in the way
5. (12:06) Dave's takeaway – reorder priorities and drop manufactured anger
6. (13:32) Our funding choices should shame us – national priorities are upside down
7. (14:16) Getting involved feels like a ministry – this level of commitment works
8. (14:36) Schools without basic locks still exist – unacceptable in any year
9. (15:05) Closing – time to subscribe and actually get involved

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Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley continue with Paresa Noble on mental health as root cause. Dave covers social media, phones and youth mental health. They discuss the role of parents, getting parents involved in schools, the hard truth about sustained effort, and what gives you hope.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Social media and phones actively damage youth mental health – Dave's insider warning
2. (03:52) Parents are the most powerful factor – disengagement lets problems grow
3. (07:03) Getting parents inside schools builds real accountability – it works when tried
4. (10:41) Sustained effort is the hard truth – quick fixes always fail
5. (12:49) Hope comes from seeing shared goals – most parents actually agree

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Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley sit with Paresa Noble on practical school safety as low hanging fruit. Dave shares insights on algorithms and the gray middle. Paresa describes how Uvalde led to Shield Our Schools and practical entry-delay measures. They break down costs, common security moves, controversial products, under-resourced schools, engaging school boards, overcoming resistance, and mental health as root cause.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) School safety is low hanging fruit – easy wins both sides can support
2. (01:57) Protecting schools costs real money – but far less than the alternative
3. (04:34) Common security moves start with honest assessment – why most schools skip them
4. (08:08) Controversial security products need scrutiny – hype versus actual results
5. (09:33) Under-resourced schools face the biggest safety gaps – funding exposes inequality
6. (12:44) Engaging school boards works when you bring facts – local change is possible
7. (15:27) Olive branch overcomes resistance – empathy beats arguments every time
8. (18:26) Mental health is the real root cause – locks alone won't fix it

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Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley talk from Reno Airport about rising global tensions and the largest U.S. military buildup in the Middle East in 30 years. They call it a war of choice connected to oil, defense stocks, and political failure. They move to the Epstein network, urging financial and legal consequences for elite associations. They also address glyphosate production, illicit money flows, predictive markets as gambling, national debt, and why human connection counts in an AI-driven economy.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Hosts record live from Reno Airport – current events kick off amid global tensions
2. (00:19) The largest U.S. military buildup in the Middle East in 30 years – another war of choice connected to oil, defense stocks and political failure
3. (01:49) Oil prices move with military tensions – patterns of war profiteering emerge
4. (02:57) War costs go beyond immediate – veterans feel the impact
5. (05:28) National debt climbs with war and rebuild costs – Gaza adds to the burden
6. (11:16) Epstein network evidence implicates major elites – financial and legal consequences needed now
7. (13:42) Elite financial crimes require real accountability – time to act
8. (22:26) Follow the money to uncover illicit flows – path to real accountability
9. (26:56) Recent glyphosate production boosts create contradictions – with broader health aims
10. (30:05) Black pills and white pills offer different views – fighting back is key
11. (33:48) Civil war scenarios are considered – but hope is still present
12. (36:03) Mr. Beast highlights post-scarcity ideas – mindset for the future
13. (40:31) Current economy is more extractive than productive – the divide is clear
14. (42:10) Predictive markets are legalized gambling – sustaining a market propped by vice
15. (54:19) Debt and volatility shape the economic outlook – worries in AI and extractive times
16. (56:55) Prioritize human connection – best investment as systems strain

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59% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, worst since the Great Depression. Former U.S. Congresswoman Marie Newman shares her take on the income gap, political corruption, and education's role. Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley explore veteran mental health, government fixes, and getting money out of politics. They touch on stock trading bans and nonprofit shifts too.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Introduction and Overview – setting the stage
2. (00:38) Guest Introduction: Marie Newman – welcoming the former Congresswoman
3. (01:33) Gun Reform: A Holistic Approach – comprehensive views on ownership
4. (03:50) Personal Turning Points – key life moments
5. (06:04) Challenges in Activism and Politics – facing obstacles
6. (06:37) Money in Politics and Its Impact – financial influences
7. (19:49) Veterans and Mental Health – support needs
8. (25:49) Government Inefficiencies and Solutions – tackling hurdles
9. (29:55) Getting Money Out of Politics – reducing sway
10. (30:59) Addressing Campaign Finance Issues – donation impacts
11. (31:57) Court Expansion and Supreme Court Rules – judicial changes
12. (33:01) Conflict of Interest in Politics – ethical overlaps
13. (33:47) Personal Background and Stock Market Education – life experiences
14. (34:52) Banning Stock Trading for Congress Members – curbing advantages
15. (38:35) Income Gap and Economic Inequity – wealth divides
16. (45:45) Transition from Congress to Nonprofit Leadership – new roles
17. (47:08) Final Thoughts and Call to Action – key takeaways
18. (48:26) What Did We Learn? – main insights

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59% live paycheck to paycheck—worst since Depression. Political funding truths revealed. Summary: 59% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck, the worst since the Great Depression. Former Congresswoman Marie Newman breaks down the income gap and its causes, shares her transition out of office. Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley hit on political funding, defense spending, and mental health's tie to gun ownership.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Income gap hits hardest – 59% live paycheck to paycheck since Depression
2. (01:53) Congress exit exposes gaps – office transition reveals funding flaws
3. (03:16) Action falls short – final thoughts show defense spending ties
4. (04:35) Lessons ignored daily – mental health links gun ownership truths

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Veterans face a fatal lag in support. Self-harm attempts doubled after a 67% cut to Veterans Administration funding. Jerremy Alexander Newsome and Dave Conley talk with former Congresswoman Marie Newman. She pushes for proactive health and wellness aid for vets. They cover system inefficiencies, political corruption, and ways to cut money's influence. Discussions hit on economic gaps too.

Timestamps:

1. (00:00) Veterans need preemptive care – self-harm doubled since 67% VA cuts
2. (06:15) Government wastes resources – inefficiencies drive up veteran suffering
3. (10:21) Money poisons decisions – financial ties block fair veteran aid
4. (11:24) Donations warp policy – corruption lets veteran needs lag behind
5. (12:22) Courts favor insiders – rules protect power over public good
6. (13:27) Conflicts erode trust – politicians' ties hurt veteran support
7. (14:13) Stock education shapes views – personal paths reveal system flaws
8. (15:17) Congress trades stocks freely – bans could cut economic inequity
9. (19:01) Wealth gaps hit hardest – inequity fuels veteran health crises

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