I was talking with a friend in Texas this weekend. She told me that they've had the worst drought in many years. Lakes are low and no rain in sight. In the past, under similar conditions, there was militant water rationing—for lawns and even bathing!
But this year, nada! Is it because of data centers? Residents can't know that water is in short supply. And towns want to be attractive to data center developers, so they don't want to advertise a water shortage. That's what we think. What do you think and what have you seen in your areas? International locations, what about you?
But this year, nada! Is it because of data centers? Residents can't know that water is in short supply. And towns want to be attractive to data center developers, so they don't want to advertise a water shortage. That's what we think. What do you think and what have you seen in your areas? International locations, what about you?
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Today I have a great conversation with Bob Sjogren.
A good friend once struck me with a question: What if becoming a Christian is not the finish line? What if being saved by the blood of Jesus is not the final chapter in our lives?
That question stayed with me.
Because you can believe in God. You can go to church, pray, read your Bible and know that you are saved. But Bob Sjogren introduced me to a distinction years ago that changed the way I understood my own faith: having a relationship with God and living in fellowship with Him are not necessarily the same thing.
What does God expect from us after we believe?
Bob returns to The Tenpenny Files with his Wilson’s Wisdom, where he uses stories to explore theological questions Christians may not think about until they suddenly become very personal.
Bob introduces the difference he sees between our relationship with God and our fellowship with Him. He believes our relationship with God is secure, but our fellowship can be broken. He identifies four ways he believes Scripture describes that happening and explains how fellowship can be restored.
But I had another question for him, and this one came directly from my own life.
What happens when you pray about a decision, believe God is leading you, and then watch everything fall into place? The right people appear. The opportunities open up. You move forward believing you are doing exactly what God asked you to do, and then the whole venture fails.
I’ve lived that, and I have struggled to understand it.
Won't you join us today for a little peace in the mayhem? Let's focus on Christ amidst all the chaos.
Today at 3pm ET on AmOL radio network: https://streamdb7web.securenetsystems.net/ce/TALKLOUD&
Tonite at 8pm ET on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DrTenpenny
A good friend once struck me with a question: What if becoming a Christian is not the finish line? What if being saved by the blood of Jesus is not the final chapter in our lives?
That question stayed with me.
Because you can believe in God. You can go to church, pray, read your Bible and know that you are saved. But Bob Sjogren introduced me to a distinction years ago that changed the way I understood my own faith: having a relationship with God and living in fellowship with Him are not necessarily the same thing.
What does God expect from us after we believe?
Bob returns to The Tenpenny Files with his Wilson’s Wisdom, where he uses stories to explore theological questions Christians may not think about until they suddenly become very personal.
Bob introduces the difference he sees between our relationship with God and our fellowship with Him. He believes our relationship with God is secure, but our fellowship can be broken. He identifies four ways he believes Scripture describes that happening and explains how fellowship can be restored.
But I had another question for him, and this one came directly from my own life.
What happens when you pray about a decision, believe God is leading you, and then watch everything fall into place? The right people appear. The opportunities open up. You move forward believing you are doing exactly what God asked you to do, and then the whole venture fails.
I’ve lived that, and I have struggled to understand it.
Won't you join us today for a little peace in the mayhem? Let's focus on Christ amidst all the chaos.
Today at 3pm ET on AmOL radio network: https://streamdb7web.securenetsystems.net/ce/TALKLOUD&
Tonite at 8pm ET on Rumble: https://rumble.com/c/DrTenpenny
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Our masterclass is tomorrow Sept 30 at 8pm ET. Have you signed up yet? No worries—registration info is below.
This masterclass is taught by the renowned cancer expert Dr. William Makis. In this clip, he discusses Susie Wiles, President Trump’s Chief of Staff, and her experience undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer at Mayo Clinic.
His question is simple: If someone with access to one of the country’s most recognized cancer centers can go through treatment without certain emerging and repurposed approaches ever being discussed, what does that mean for the average patient?
That is exactly why I invited Dr. Makis to join me for this month’s Cancer: Ask the Expert Masterclass.
There is important cancer research and treatment information that many patients never hear about until they are urgently searching for answers. This masterclass is an opportunity to learn more before you or someone you love is facing a diagnosis.
Join us on September 30 for Cancer: Ask the Expert with Dr. William Makis.
Register now at cancer.drtenpenny.com
This masterclass is taught by the renowned cancer expert Dr. William Makis. In this clip, he discusses Susie Wiles, President Trump’s Chief of Staff, and her experience undergoing chemotherapy for breast cancer at Mayo Clinic.
His question is simple: If someone with access to one of the country’s most recognized cancer centers can go through treatment without certain emerging and repurposed approaches ever being discussed, what does that mean for the average patient?
That is exactly why I invited Dr. Makis to join me for this month’s Cancer: Ask the Expert Masterclass.
There is important cancer research and treatment information that many patients never hear about until they are urgently searching for answers. This masterclass is an opportunity to learn more before you or someone you love is facing a diagnosis.
Join us on September 30 for Cancer: Ask the Expert with Dr. William Makis.
Register now at cancer.drtenpenny.com
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Media is too big
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This video was posted on Barbara O'Neill's official FB account. She was arrested in Qatar where she was invited to speak at an event. Thankfully officials realized she had done nothing wrong and released her. Bless her! Barbara, thank God you're ok! What a harrowing experience!
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Seems like there’s nothing we can say or do other than keep speaking out but sadly our impact as of now is minimal 😢
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/sep/29/trump-says-ai-czar-named-next-3-4-days/
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2026/sep/29/trump-says-ai-czar-named-next-3-4-days/
The Washington Times
‘We will have somebody extraordinary’: Trump to name AI czar within days
President Trump said Tuesday that he will name his artificial intelligence czar within the next few days.
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n today's Toxin Takedown Tuesday, we focus on CHD's latest reporting on atrozine, the hormone-disrupting pesticide known to harm aquatic wildlife and God knows what else. This toxic chemical is estimated to contaminate more than 25% of all river and stream miles in the lower 48 states — nearly 860,000 miles!
“Just one pesticide is single-handedly polluting vast expanses of our nation’s waterways at levels that endanger people and wildlife. It’s an absolute travesty.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/dangerous-levels-atrazine-waterways-millions-drinking-water/
Water filtration and air filtration are so important. Join us tomorrow (Wednesday Sept 30) at 11am ET for Morning Coffee where we will discuss atrozine, water filtration and full body detox.
https://rumble.com/c/DrTenpenny
“Just one pesticide is single-handedly polluting vast expanses of our nation’s waterways at levels that endanger people and wildlife. It’s an absolute travesty.
https://childrenshealthdefense.org/defender/dangerous-levels-atrazine-waterways-millions-drinking-water/
Water filtration and air filtration are so important. Join us tomorrow (Wednesday Sept 30) at 11am ET for Morning Coffee where we will discuss atrozine, water filtration and full body detox.
https://rumble.com/c/DrTenpenny
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If you're awake, God woke you up for a reason. We are winning the fight against vaccines and Big HARMA, but it takes all of us. Keep going. Keep having those difficult conversations with family and friends. Keep sending them information. You never know when it will make a difference. And know that you always have this forum. You're among friends here!
Good night!
Good night!
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Looking forward to justice finally being served o later this morning; on the satanist now claiming she’s a Buddhist.
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Breaking News
Female death row inmate set to be executed TOMORROW reveals 'kinship' with Lindsay Clancy
A woman who is set to be executed on Wednesday for murder she committed when she was a teenager has compared herself to Lindsay Clancy.
Christa Pike was just 18 when she lured Colleen Slemmer, a fellow Job Corps student, to an isolated area of the University of Tennessee's campus and subjected her to a torturous attack that ended in a fatal bludgeoning on January 12, 1995.
Convicted the following year, Pike became the youngest woman sentenced to death in the US. She is also set to become the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years.
As she faces death, Pike said she feels a 'kinship' with Clancy, whose mental health took center stage when a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial earlier this month.
The mother had faced a lifetime behind bars for killing her children Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan. Clancy did not deny she strangled the children, but argued she should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
'We are both females who got into trouble because of uniquely female issues,' Pike told SWR.
'One thing [that] is different, however, is that times have changed a lot on awareness of women's issues since I was put on trial.'
She added that she is 'pleased' Clancy is 'getting the help she needs,' arguing: 'There are so any women who don't get the help they need: me and others.'
When she was then asked whether she believed jurors would have been more sympathetic to her case if she had been tried today, Pike replied that she believes she would be 'because science about brain development has evolved.'
She also said she believes she was punished harsher than she should have been because her accomplice in Slemmer's murder was black.
'While racism has not gone away, it has diminished some,' Pike said. 'I think I was more harshly judged because of my relationship with Tadaryl.'
Pike had become convinced that Slemmer was trying to steal her 17-year-old boyfriend, Tadaryl Shipp, a fellow Job Corps student with whom Pike shared an interest in satanic imagery. Friends of Slemmer denied any romantic rivalry.
Pike and another student, Shadolla Peterson, hatched a plan to lure Colleen away from the school, telling her they wanted to make peace and offering to share marijuana with her in a secluded area near the University of Tennessee campus.
Slemmer went with Pike, Shipp and Peterson that evening. Once they reached the woods, she was attacked.
For at least half an hour, prosecutors said, Slemmer was beaten, kicked and slashed as she begged them to stop and repeatedly tried to escape.
At some point during the assault, Shipp carved a pentagram into her chest while she was still alive.
Slemmer ultimately died from devastating blows to the head, administered by Pike with a chunk of asphalt.
https://gettr.com/post/p445bl5e692
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Breaking News
Female death row inmate set to be executed TOMORROW reveals 'kinship' with Lindsay Clancy
A woman who is set to be executed on Wednesday for murder she committed when she was a teenager has compared herself to Lindsay Clancy.
Christa Pike was just 18 when she lured Colleen Slemmer, a fellow Job Corps student, to an isolated area of the University of Tennessee's campus and subjected her to a torturous attack that ended in a fatal bludgeoning on January 12, 1995.
Convicted the following year, Pike became the youngest woman sentenced to death in the US. She is also set to become the first woman executed in Tennessee in more than 200 years.
As she faces death, Pike said she feels a 'kinship' with Clancy, whose mental health took center stage when a Massachusetts judge declared a mistrial earlier this month.
The mother had faced a lifetime behind bars for killing her children Cora, five, Dawson, three, and eight-month-old Callan. Clancy did not deny she strangled the children, but argued she should be found not guilty by reason of insanity.
'We are both females who got into trouble because of uniquely female issues,' Pike told SWR.
'One thing [that] is different, however, is that times have changed a lot on awareness of women's issues since I was put on trial.'
She added that she is 'pleased' Clancy is 'getting the help she needs,' arguing: 'There are so any women who don't get the help they need: me and others.'
When she was then asked whether she believed jurors would have been more sympathetic to her case if she had been tried today, Pike replied that she believes she would be 'because science about brain development has evolved.'
She also said she believes she was punished harsher than she should have been because her accomplice in Slemmer's murder was black.
'While racism has not gone away, it has diminished some,' Pike said. 'I think I was more harshly judged because of my relationship with Tadaryl.'
Pike had become convinced that Slemmer was trying to steal her 17-year-old boyfriend, Tadaryl Shipp, a fellow Job Corps student with whom Pike shared an interest in satanic imagery. Friends of Slemmer denied any romantic rivalry.
Pike and another student, Shadolla Peterson, hatched a plan to lure Colleen away from the school, telling her they wanted to make peace and offering to share marijuana with her in a secluded area near the University of Tennessee campus.
Slemmer went with Pike, Shipp and Peterson that evening. Once they reached the woods, she was attacked.
For at least half an hour, prosecutors said, Slemmer was beaten, kicked and slashed as she begged them to stop and repeatedly tried to escape.
At some point during the assault, Shipp carved a pentagram into her chest while she was still alive.
Slemmer ultimately died from devastating blows to the head, administered by Pike with a chunk of asphalt.
https://gettr.com/post/p445bl5e692
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What would you want to know if the diagnosis were yours?
Not six months later. Not after you’ve already made major treatment decisions.
Before.
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT! 8pm ET MASTERCLASS.
Cancer treatment can be complicated.
Cancer type matters. Stage matters. Timing matters. The treatments you’ve already received matter. The medications you’re taking matter.
Strategy matters.
Would you want to know what researchers are discovering about repurposed drugs?
Would you want to understand why ivermectin is being investigated in cancer?
Would you want to know what Dr. William Makis is finding regarding tumor response, recurrence, pain and malignant effusions?
And if chemotherapy or radiation were already part of your treatment plan, wouldn’t you want to understand what is being investigated about combining conventional therapy with repurposed medications?
These are conversations I want people having before they are frightened and overwhelmed by a diagnosis.
Because knowing your options puts you in a stronger position to ask questions, seek guidance and make informed decisions for yourself or someone you love.
If you or a loved one are experiencing cancer, or afraid you might some day due to family history or getting the jabs, please sign up for our masterclass to know ALL your options, not just the ones mainstream medicine offers.
Register today for our Sept 30 8pm ET webinar.
cancer.drtenpenny.com
Not six months later. Not after you’ve already made major treatment decisions.
Before.
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT! 8pm ET MASTERCLASS.
Cancer treatment can be complicated.
Cancer type matters. Stage matters. Timing matters. The treatments you’ve already received matter. The medications you’re taking matter.
Strategy matters.
Would you want to know what researchers are discovering about repurposed drugs?
Would you want to understand why ivermectin is being investigated in cancer?
Would you want to know what Dr. William Makis is finding regarding tumor response, recurrence, pain and malignant effusions?
And if chemotherapy or radiation were already part of your treatment plan, wouldn’t you want to understand what is being investigated about combining conventional therapy with repurposed medications?
These are conversations I want people having before they are frightened and overwhelmed by a diagnosis.
Because knowing your options puts you in a stronger position to ask questions, seek guidance and make informed decisions for yourself or someone you love.
If you or a loved one are experiencing cancer, or afraid you might some day due to family history or getting the jabs, please sign up for our masterclass to know ALL your options, not just the ones mainstream medicine offers.
Register today for our Sept 30 8pm ET webinar.
cancer.drtenpenny.com
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What’s really floating around in the air inside your home? And what’s the story behind apricot seeds that has so many of you asking questions?
We hear from you constantly about both of these topics. Air purifiers. Indoor air quality. Apricot seeds. What should you know? What should you be looking for? And how do you sort through all the conflicting information?
That’s what we’re digging into TODAY on Morning Coffee.
Michelle is taking over the host’s chair and welcoming Seth Kovel and Rick Hill to answer the questions we hear from you most often about clean air in the home and apricot seeds.
And this is where YOU come in.
Morning Coffee was created to give us time to interface with all of you more closely. Think of it as though we planned to meet at a local coffee shop every Wednesday morning for a cup of java and a good conversation. We’ll come prepared with a topic or two, but we want you to come with questions!
Join the LIVE studio audience every Wednesday from 11 AM to 12 PM ET and ask your questions in real time.
It’s FREE. It’s interactive. And you never quite know where the conversation will take us.
Grab your coffee and join us LIVE today or just watch along here!
https://rumble.com/v7g6ues-morning-coffee-with-dr.t-live.html
We hear from you constantly about both of these topics. Air purifiers. Indoor air quality. Apricot seeds. What should you know? What should you be looking for? And how do you sort through all the conflicting information?
That’s what we’re digging into TODAY on Morning Coffee.
Michelle is taking over the host’s chair and welcoming Seth Kovel and Rick Hill to answer the questions we hear from you most often about clean air in the home and apricot seeds.
And this is where YOU come in.
Morning Coffee was created to give us time to interface with all of you more closely. Think of it as though we planned to meet at a local coffee shop every Wednesday morning for a cup of java and a good conversation. We’ll come prepared with a topic or two, but we want you to come with questions!
Join the LIVE studio audience every Wednesday from 11 AM to 12 PM ET and ask your questions in real time.
It’s FREE. It’s interactive. And you never quite know where the conversation will take us.
Grab your coffee and join us LIVE today or just watch along here!
https://rumble.com/v7g6ues-morning-coffee-with-dr.t-live.html
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Morning Coffee with Dr.T LIVE!
What’s really floating around in the air inside your home? And what’s the story behind apricot seeds that has so many of you asking questions? We hear from you constantly about both of these topics. A
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TRUMP HEALTH FREEDOM ACCOUNTS!!
JUST IN: Sen. Rick Scott is pushing legislation to RIP APART Obamacare as we know it and let the PEOPLE choose their health insurance via Trump Health Freedom Accounts
"Obamacare has been a disaster. What we've got to do is go back to let the private sector work, give you the choices where you have, you know what things cost, make sure there's plenty of competition."
JD clearly didn’t like Healthcare .gov👀 👀
What do you all think? Let me know in the chat!
JUST IN: Sen. Rick Scott is pushing legislation to RIP APART Obamacare as we know it and let the PEOPLE choose their health insurance via Trump Health Freedom Accounts
"Obamacare has been a disaster. What we've got to do is go back to let the private sector work, give you the choices where you have, you know what things cost, make sure there's plenty of competition."
JD clearly didn’t like Healthcare .gov
What do you all think? Let me know in the chat!
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