Dr. Judy Mikovits

[Music] [Applause] [Music] welcome to come home I'm Jen Malon and it's so great to be together today you know there are Staples in our day things that are go-tos things we really enjoy things we look forward to things that are lifegiving that bring us hope that bring us energy that bring us Enlightenment that bring us inspiration and motivation and I pray that come home is something that is a blessing to you a blessing to your family that's my prayer every time I do a broadcast is will it bless those that are listening and listen sometimes the truth is hard to swallow and you know Jesus talked about the truth all the time read Matthew Mark Luke and John there's so much about the truth even with the full armor of God the belt the core of who we are is the belt of Truth uh Jesus the holy spirit is the spirit of Truth and today I have an incredible new friend Dr Judy movitz and she has stood for truth she has not just stood as in once or twice but she has stood the test of time she has done what we're encouraged to do that when we've done everything to stand stand therefore for 40 years she has been studying science and herbs and and medicine and and topics that are way above my pay grade uh in order to bring truth and she has boldly proclaimed that to people and she's paid a dear price for it listen when God gives you a message there is a price to pay and many times there are those Among Us that are anointed in their field they're respected and um there's an oil that they carry a healing oil a truth oil a Deliverance a freedom oil but they've paid a high price today you're going to meet a woman of God that's paid a high price and yet she still has Joy she still loves Jesus she still is stomping the ground and doing her father's business on Earth and today she's going to help us she's going to Enlighten us we see so many things around us and sometimes when we just don't have the information we don't know how to process it and so then we just ignore it or walk away but today um you are going to learn so much you're going to be so inspired and so thank you again tell your friends about it make sure you watch it and before we go to the living room and sit down with Dr Judy we're going to go to Kathleen peek and she has a word on healing healing is for you healing is for me healing is for now hi I'm Kathleen peek I'm currently pastor of FL River Church here in Clearwater and I'm also a director of the Clear Water healing house and an Apostolic leader to the mission Maya Indians in southern Mexico but I really want to talk to you about a healing hint that will help you in your journey to obtain what God has already obtained for you and so often we put our healing in the future and we'll say we say things innocently like this I've said it myself I know God's going to heal me and uh because he said he's going to heal me but that's not really what he said he didn't say he's going to heal you he actually said I have healed you like it says in second Peter he says by my stripes or by his stripes you were healed so that healing took place 2,000 years ago it is not in your future it is in your present so be careful of our words that you don't constantly be putting your healing in the future because if you do it's going to stay there in the future you want to embrace it and receive it as a now moment you have to take it now for yourself it is his will for you to be healed not later but now in jesus' name in the name of Yeshua hamashiach B yahovah Rafa be healed now well I love powerful women I love Jesus girls I love women that are Isaiah 62 bold that speak out and that tell the truth that don't back down and don't back off the promises of God and I have a warrior today Dr Judy thank you for being here well thank you Jen it's a pleasure what an honor um uh we have mutual friends and they absolutely think the world of you of your faith of your mission you know of your steadfastness so many um admirable characteristics and so in advance just thank you for being exactly who um ABA created you to be well thanks so much Jen I I appreciate that well you have for over 40 years given your life to science is that the good way to say it it is it is a good way to say it to to to Natural Science yeah and you have helped countless others and you've paid a tremendous price to do so and I just want my viewers to just understand the ones um that have never um heard your story your testimony your upbringing how you came to know Jesus and how he kind of has led you down this beautiful path so let's start there well I I was born in Flint Michigan okay baptized in an I'm an identical twin oh so twin B is my name at least according to that bir certificate but according to Jesus um I was baptized as judianne yeah mikitz and my my sister I won't say her name but it's pretty close yes either way we have the same initials um except for that middle initial so it's it's important that uh I always WR Judy I am yes Here I Am Lord that's awesome so um I use that because and my my grandfather my parents were divorced when I was 10 years old so we moved back to my mother's home which was 417 Constitution Avenue Northeast in Washington DC and my grandfather and my mother they had was born there and they were Cherokee Indian Heritage and also my grandmother um hazel Willis um her parents were in the Salvation Army so um I was always surrounded by as you might guess song and music and then a little bit of that Cherokee spunky spunky spicy call it that determined right yeah so St Thomas aquinus High School I mean St Thomas aquinus School in in Sagen Michigan um when I was 10 years old um you know I was always in trouble they used to call me trouble and and because I'm watching hypocrisy yeah um you know if Jesus is Love why AR we wins why is the nun beating the stupid kid yeah and that and it's just like it hurt us all and we'd even prepare him um for the questions and he wasn't stupid he was afraid yeah and we think of where we are now so um I just ran interference sort of like I'm doing now on a little big stage yeah he was training you at a young age at a very young age and and we just we just drew pictures on the blackboards usually it was cows pooping or you know that's what a 10-year-old does of course so we got kicked out of Catholic school and that was basically the last straw in my parents uh marriage which identical twins uh having four kids in three years when you're not 22 years old uh that's quite a uh for for parents for young parents and in hectic time right after you're right before John F Kennedy um was assassinated and the president it was a difficult time for our country I was born in 58 so I was 5 years old then and the next five years we're we're interesting but here I am in Washington DC and it's another Riot over another couple of assassinations the first around April 4th was Martin Luther King yeah of 1968 and my birthday is April Fool's Day so being that identical twin and twin be it was a long um it was the twins the Twins were always in trouble which was good so I'm sitting in Fort 17 Constitution Avenue listening to the Washington Senators baseball on the radio with my grandfather because that kept me away from my mother who was still quite angry at my behavior just say and so you know I I learned to love baseball I I love baseball I'm a Tiger fan and Al Kine was my hero but at any rate I'm going to learn to love the Senators because my grandfather with his beautiful cigar he would always protect me from um from my mom so it was great um but but I was crying one day because she was particularly upset because of the situation we were in um and getting Catholic got kicked out of Catholic school was not a good deal for for Catholic Christian parents that's not a good deal rough you know so I'm like well I was crying so I'm like well it's okay Grandaddy because you know nobody needs me anyway I'm twin be I'm useless where're we don't have names I mean we do but we're never called anything other than the Twins and so we're not individuals and and my grandfather just said oh no identical twins are the most special of everybody because you get to choose the road not taken you get to see both sides what life might be like and what you get to truly follow the Hol Holy Spirit um which was a fiery one for me well you need the Lord knew that you needed that little spark he knew that you needed that for what he was going to have you embark on um in the future because you have stood against you have stood against departments and ideologies and um powerful people in influential positions and and said no no that's not correct yeah and that's awesome tell me about so so your relationship with Jesus you had from a young age uh yeah because I was sitting at the bottom of those steps looking up thinking why would you do this for those Hypocrites yes I just you know I just say it like it is yeah didn't did he answer you um is that confidential well over the years yes yeah it's like yes because people as as my pastor now Rob McCoy at godspeak church in Thousand Oaks um who's given me um a classroom if you will yeah and and and books and and the things that were stolen and and they're they're replaced um but as when he asked me in 2023 do you want a classroom and I just cried and shook my head and said no tired of teaching morons obviously Jesus wasn't tired of me teaching morons and the ignorant so at any rate so we uh I I had done that from a long time because all it was was get them out of fear get people you know we don't have to be afraid of this because we we really do know that God's given us everything we need well couple years later that grandfather gets a diagnosis of lung cancer and uh it's Hush Hush then think about it 1971 68 6971 and and cancer is a closet disease it simply doesn't exist nobody knows anyone they don't know if it's contagious yeah they don't know if you could catch it but everybody's really hush hush and one day I you know everybody was saying Granddaddy's gonna die you know and we heard him coughing so we go I go to him one day when we're the baseball game's not on yet and and I said you know granddaddy you're going to die and and he's like he said don't tell George I don't want George to hear and George was the dog little black dog named George so so I'm like well okay but you know what am I going to do and he's like you'll be okay and I'm like no you're leaving me with her who who I'm not going to get any more baseball this isn't going to go well for me but um and and it was that day basically that that I decided come on we got plants we got sunshine we got everything that was my Heritage in the Cherokee space but also in the austr Hungarian space my grandfather was um Austrian and my grandmother on the other side my father's mother was from Budapest and she was a cook and so oh man can can I cook so I love to cook and I love just to see how things work always but when I was 5 years old still in Michigan and another trauma for our family my grandmother had a stroke my father's mother and the stroke we learned years later was caused by science medicine not science cuz science is not medicine right medicine is the practice of science right so years so that she had a stroke and she uh uh because they tried to fix a heart murmur her heart skipped and it's like well you know at the University of Michigan they know more than than God and so while she was born that way all of us in our family have that everybody and so any but at any rate I knew that and it was fascinating to me because she could no longer speak yeah and yet you could just keep feeling her love Yeah and and I didn't see her um for for decades till I was in college at the University of Virginia um which Thomas Jefferson's University The Motto when he formed it instead of Harvard he said we can't end up being like Harvard oh wow he said for here we are not afraid to follow the truth afraid fear thing afraid to follow the truth nor tolerate error so long as reason is left free w think of where we are now W we're in fear like the little boy we're in fear like me my grandfather my protection from from my mom which was just the tough side of life how are you going to learn to speak the truth in love is what she was trying to tell me over the next 50 years I I'm not sure I've gotten it yet but I'm appreciating um more why why the style I used when I first went after powerful people um when you know all the way I'm 25 years old at Fort Dietrich yeah so I'm I start June 10th 1980 after I graduate with a degree in chemistry and a specialization in biology a Bachelor of Arts why we didn't have a language of biochemistry we didn't have the ability to do the experiments we didn't have the technology we didn't have the language you need to write a language in order to decode A Lang language in order to appreciate and teach about something that you don't know and you can't see so that's the language of biochemistry which in 1976 when I entered University of Virginia wasn't there so I had to get a degree in chemistry with a specialization in in biology and I went on a full scholarship because we were poor we were we were railroad workers we were divorced you nobody was divorced in 1968 you know my mom had to face the humiliation of my dad coming from Michigan where he still worked for General Motors and actually signing pretending he lived in the house and signing the lease and so can you imagine the humiliation of a single mom taking care of four kids you know between the ages of basically 9 and 11 yeah that was 1970s that was 74 7576 another time of tumult in this in this country and now we can start seeing the plan now we can start seeing this was the book my my book plague of corruption that ended up being that New York Times bestseller plague of corruption it was a 100 Year 100e plague of corruption that's culminated in where we are today and the patterns the patterns they use are essentially the same yes the weapons and and we know that there's nothing new Under the Sun and there's no weapon formed against us so holding fast to that but also throughout my career of going back to let's just say my mom's anger yeah and um and and that was my innate that was my gut response yeah you know that fire in my belly is no you don't treat human beings like that and you certainly don't treat women and children like that cuz my my sister used to say Judy granddaddy was mean and I'm like yeah I know right so we could stand behind Granddaddy and nobody touches us that's who our dad's that's who our fathers need to be yes you know that's God the Father who we learn growing up that's Jesus on that cross that would take anything for us and that's what we needed to do you know and and that's why I learned I've really only learned it since my mom passed away in 2019 I've really only learned why she was so angry yeah and and you know I get it but I have to I have to try to have joy in all of this you know God doesn't waste a thing you know you can look back and say okay well anger is a secondary emotion the the Primary Emotion is hurt and you can then you can go back and unpack why was she hurt well just a little you said we understand why she was hurt but I I think that it's amazing that um he doesn't waste anything that even that anger became fuel for you he he took what the enemy meant for bad to turn to good and there it it he knows what we need so much better uh than we do and and he'll redeem the difficulties for his glory if we're surrendered and you're and you and you surrendered you're yielded you want his will right I definitely want his will yeah okay so we can talk I either we can talk about the things that led up to the plague of corruption book and Subs subsequently you've written three others so there's four correct correct and and and people can find those on the real Judy um.com the real Dr judy.com that doctor is precious I know the real Dr judy.com that's where we can find the podcasts the teachings the papers the things you've published your accolades um and the books yeah and even and even you do podcasts where you um read the book you know where it's and then you you pause it and you you you um help us you it's a classroom you teach us corre in real time I I got to enjoy one of those last week so we can either talk about that or we can talk about David what do you think well it's interesting I think it talks in it both can run together so let's see how we do well okay so I'm I'm met the National Cancer Institute from June 10th 1980 to May 11th 2001 but in 1999 in the beginning of the year Well in at the end of 1998 I get in trouble again let's just leave it at that so I get in trouble and from the medical community from the my bosses at Fort dietr not not Dr retti but from the higher ups because I was watching not coloring in the lines right no I just saw them doing a few things changing a little data taking equipment um allowing things to change things in a way that um unethical unethical immoral unconstitutional illegal criminal and could lead to um a a situation of a leak an outbreak um whatever um so I'm I'm watching this again and this is not the first time after 15 or 18 years there so in 1999 I uh um got in trouble yeah I got in trouble I I threatened a guy in a wheelchair well you know I didn't threaten him I was going to carry out it's like you do that you make that choice and I will do this and you can't get there earlier than I can and you can't stay there later than I can and it will not happen on my watch and I had to go to sensitivity training they said I had an anger management problem I she actually when I got to the nurse and she's like she's like well we're here for a sensitivity training like you're kidding me right she said and she's like and I told her what happened much like I sat here told you what happen she's like well you don't have an anger management problem I'd have probably killed them so comforting and I didn't threaten that I mean I told him Over My Dead Body but that's the same line I've used today so I just I ended up um they they thought they set me up to fail but I ended up um watching an altercation between management and another scientist who was quitting a program over much the same reason and the lab was called the lab of antiviral drug mechanisms what did I do how do drugs from Plants heal viruses or poisons any kind so um I um I said he quit that day walked out of the boss's office office and I said I can do that job with one hand tied behind my back and and he pretended I was arrogant but um hey I could and I knew I was in trouble so that was one way to get out of it I was sitting in the president's office you know oops and so so I said I can do that job with one hand my time my and he said well you've you you'd better because you just did this and you've got a little problem said fine and it was an $80,000 it was $80,000 a year job I never made more than that in the naal Cancer Institute after 20 years and this was this was 2000 1999 so I um so I uh I I got the job January 4th of 1999 to lead the lab of antiviral drug mechanisms and you know basically got the diagnosis and the treatment in only two years wow of all of this of all of AIDS it doesn't matter which acquired immune deficiency or dysfunction you had got the pcrs designed all the cyto kind signatures of disease um and uh all at ladm in less than two years but my first job was to go to California vur to California to a meeting on HIV drug resistance drugs at and it was a meeting in Ventura and on that first night doctor said he said go out and watch the sunset because I'd never been to that part of the country before and I ended up watching the sunset and I'm looking straight out at the ocean and ah very funny Frank he knows I'm geographically challenged and so there's no son and so at this time my husband my future husband David uh uh walks by and he says you won't see the sunset from here you have to go to the end of the pier well that's not a pickup line I'm like well okay so I walked to he said I'm going that way if you want to walk so I walk that way and um you know that first night I I basically told him my whole life story and my entire frustration about the whole TW you know whatever it was 20 years at the NC I told him everything I didn't know he was a Personnel director oh boy so oops so we went we went out to well we didn't go out to dinner that night but I told my whole story that night and um the rest is pretty much history and basically uh um my David brought me back to Jesus we married October 7 2000 and I decided that bour of California was a lot better than Frederick Maryland in the National Cancer Institute so I brought all my goodies out to Santa Barbara Dr Judy you're fascinating um but we're we've come to the end of this broadcast but I want you to be able to pray with people there are people listening that have chronic diseases there's people that you know are hurting there's people that have gone through various plagues and I just want you to be able to pray with them well thank you so much and I just how I always pray Heavenly Father in Heaven this day your will be done on Earth as it is in heaven that I live your will today in every second that I show no fear that I feel no fear but that I know that that you've you're in total control of the situation today that you are going to help me be a blessing that you are going that the fear the anger the frustration nothing will show on my face cuz we're not bad actors we're we're the best in the world we're your sons and daughters in this day may I do your will to the best of my ability and may each and everyone know that healing the soul is up to you that out of your mouth in your spirit in your heart your soul is Jesus Christ God's love and love wins amen love does win thank you Dr Judy thank you for watching today go to her website it's right there on the screen there's books on plagues and there are plagues and sieges that have come against us and we need help and her life um has been dedicated to that so thank you for watching come home and I look forward to hearing your testimonies about your experience with Dr Judy and her books [Music]