Pedersen, also known as "InTheMatrixxx," lauded the Brighteon.TV founder for his efforts to deliver the truth to Americans. He also thanked Adams for the positive articles about the show he is hosting with Shannon "Shady" Grove.
Adams said in reply: "We're humbled to have you on. The people love your shows. We love what you do [and] we love your message."
"That's why we built this whole thing. We built it for people just like you to come in, be bold and tell the truth. To hell with the radical left that doesn't want us to speak. They kicked us off their platforms, we built our own – so [they should] stop complaining," the Health Ranger continued.
Not all people want Pedersen to have a platform.
"You know, I was on Hillary Clinton's top 200 list of people she wanted off Twitter. It was basically [them wanting] to get rid of all threatening voices, those that go against the narrative. Fascism, essentially, is what it is," Pedersen told Adams.
Pedersen had written about the matter in a Nov. 2020 blog entry on his own website. "I am a victim of Big Tech's targeted harassment and [coordinated takedown] of conservative voices," he wrote that time. The Brighteon.TV host also mentioned that he was included in a list of 200 Twitter users talking about voter fraud, which the establishment sought to suppress.
"Just be happy. You're on Hillary Clinton's top 200 list. Just be glad you're not on Bill Clinton's top 200 body bags list. That's a more dangerous list," Adams commented.
The "Matrixxx Groove" host continued: "You know, all we offer is the truth. Our whole methodology is very similar to yours. A fact is a fact, whether I like it or not. There are a lot of facts out there that I don't like and that's the sad truth of it all."
Patrick Byrne talks about future election plans
Businessman Patrick Byrne also sat down with Adams to talk about the patriots' plans for the midterm elections. Byrne is set to host his own program on Brighteon.TV, titled "The Patrick Byrne Show."
Byrne elaborated on the "four yards and a cloud of dust" plan he and others are set to follow 51 weeks away from the 2022 midterm election. "We have figured out how they did it. We know how they cheated. We have figured out countermeasures [and] we put them to work."
He cited the efforts of pastor Leon Benjamin, who gathered hundreds of Americans to ensure election integrity. The "B-alert News" host is running for congressman in his home state of Virginia.
"Bishop Benjamin recruited hundreds of volunteers, and was able to tighten election integrity. We can supersize that for 49 states we're involved in. If that works out in 51 weeks; if we keep peaceful and don't make any mistakes; don't let them goad us into doing something stupid, we get our country back," Byrne told Adams. (Related: Bishop Benjamin: "Something evil" behind recent events in America – Brighteon.TV.)
The Health Ranger pointed out that in spite of President Joe Biden's plummeting popularity, the administration may try to prevent the midterm elections from happening. He added that this could be achieved through an engineered emergency such as a financial collapse or a false flag attack.
Byrne commented on the two possibilities: "They can make a financial collapse happen any day they want. The only thing that's keeping a financial collapse off at this point is the Federal Reserve supporting the economy [by] printing money. There could [also] be a false flag attack in the United States." (Related: Patrick Byrne talks election fraud with Clay Clark – Brighteon.TV.)
"We feel like the administration is trying to provoke the American people [into] some kind of an insurrection, or something they can label an insurrection. [We're] just calling for peace – we say you go protest, [but] leave all your weapons at home," Adams said.
Byrne agreed. "The only way we lose this game is if someone goes violent. But this time, we're not gonna let that happen because we're going to be smart. Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame on me," he said.
Watch the full Nov. 29 episode of the "Health Ranger Report" with Pedersen and Byrne below. Tune in to the "Health Ranger Report" from Monday to Friday at 3-3:30 p.m. on Brighteon.TV.
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