Today, we're going to hear the gripping story of Sharona Bishop.
She's a makeup artist, a mother of four, a wife, and she lives in Garfield County, Colorado.
She had an opinion the FBI didn't like, and they raided her home.
You're going to want to hear what she has to say.
That is next.
Hey, welcome back to the Barry Ferris Show.
We're really glad you're here with us today.
I hope things are going well with you.
Today we have Sharona Bishop.
She identifies herself as America's mom, because this could have happened to any American mom.
So let's get right to it.
Sharona, thanks so much for being with us today.
So when did you actually get raided by the FBI?
When was that?
It's just been a few short weeks, Tuesday morning, November 16th at 930 in the morning.
We heard, yeah, incredible pounding on our door and the most unimaginable thing for us
regular people, the FBI.
This isn't November 16th, 2021, it's 2020, right?
Or November 16th, 2021.
This just happened?
This just happened three weeks ago.
So this is a full year after the election and you got raided by the FBI, pound on your
door and were your kids there?
Yeah, our family was home.
I homeschool my kids and on Tuesday morning, we were doing school, doing our weekly cooking,
you know, just doing the things that you do.
And my two of my youngest, I have four children, my two youngest were home, homeschooling and
then my daughter who has graduated now was also home and it was a pretty terrifying experience,
I can tell you.
I can't imagine.
We're going to get to more of that in just a minute.
I want you to fill in some blanks for us.
But before we talk about that, you're a makeup artist?
I am.
Yes, I am for eight years now.
Okay.
And you're a wife, how long have you guys been married?
We're high school sweethearts.
I married my husband right out of high school.
We've been married for 23 years now and he's obviously a lucky guy.
Well, he's absolutely lucky right now.
So you met in high school, got married, build a beautiful family, you have four kids, age
range again?
Yeah, eight to 18.
Okay, so just this beautiful American family and trying to go about your business to make
a living and make your contribution and have a good home.
So what kind of was happening in your life or your heart to go from makeup artist to
part-time volunteer involved in sharing your opinions politically?
What was going on?
Well, I'm a mother first.
And I mean, that's what I wanted to be when I grew up with a mom.
And my children were in public school for a short amount of time in Mesa County, and
I was exposed to things that I weren't aware of what's happening.
It just began to kind of prick my interest.
And I wanted to know why they were doing what they were doing and how these could be better.
So like, for example, what was one issue that you had an opinion on that was different than
the establishment opinion or the opinion at school?
Well, for starters, mental health, the inappropriate relationship between the school district and
children when it comes to mental health issues, those are parents issues.
And the parents need to have the role and responsibility in that.
And we actually what launched my activism, if you will, was my daughter was given a mental
health evaluation without my permission and actually against my consent.
And at the time, that was still illegal in the state of Colorado.
Now that's not illegal anymore for 12 year olds and up.
But at that time, it was.
And sure enough, when I picked up my daughter, she got in the car and told me she thought
she was depressed.
And that's that's really where I began wondering, what can I do?
This is crazy.
This is not education.
And that was about five years ago now.
And I just began figuring out policy and trying to understand how to communicate with administrators
and who who who's running the show, because as a parent, I didn't even know the role of
the school board.
I didn't even know who was doing what and where this was all coming down from.
So I educated myself very quickly and began asking a lot of questions.
Wow.
That's quite a lot of initiative to take on.
And that was coming from your mama bear heart.
And basically, it sounds like it was basically for the benefit of your children.
That's right.
And I think so many parents now what we're seeing in America at large with parents being
activated, addressing their school boards, finally, because those people are a lot.
officials and we have the obligation to express our
grievances to them if we're upset about stuff. It's for
them to get special passes and have special protections is
very strange especially when they're dealing with our
children. The most precious thing that we have as parents
is our kids and so I felt that it's not just me. It's lots of
parents now that have awakened to the reality of what they're
learning, what they're not learning that they should be
learning and the position that schools are taking that really
belongs to the parents, not administrators and not teachers.
So you have these opinions and you make them known to a
network in your community. You have some followers. It looks
like you get about what a thousand views when you share
one of your thoughts or ideas. I guess before the the raid and
maybe more now I'm guessing. I really when we started out
actually with America's mom was three years ago and we would
just sit and read legislation. Actually, I would get on
Facebook and I would just read the bills and yeah, it was
really interesting actually, but I thought how else I don't
think people actually want to sit and read bills. So I'm just
going to read bills and I got on and read them and we used to
have 150,000 or more views watching me read a bill and
then Facebook censorship came in. So people were interested
in knowing what was going on. It just limited you from 150,000
down to clipping your wings and censoring you out. Did you make
your way over to rumble or I mean that's a competitor really
not a Facebook, but if YouTube did you try that? Yeah, I'm
getting there, you know, being really busy and not really
understanding all of this stuff to be. I mean, I'm very regular.
I don't have special technical skills. I just thought Facebook's
great. I've got an audience on there. We'll just start there
and see what happens. We are 150,000 people listening. Do
you read a bill? Yeah, that's great. It is, but it shows the
hunger that people have and like you were just asking what
motivated it was my kids and then a lot of people stop right
there. They'll go and they'll rant, but nothing will come of
it. So you have to know the chain of command. You have to
know who am I supposed to be delivering this this message to
who's in charge here who's creating these policies and
from there, that's really where I've really expressed my
opinions is those who are creating the policies that are
hurting our kids and that you know starts with the state
legislature and the governor. Wow. So before you got censored,
you were really killing it and had quite a following. When did
the censorship come? The censorship came with I
specifically can tell you when it was the radical
comprehensive sex education bill House Bill 1032 and I
sat there and I read the bill and and then began to express
what other states had already experienced from passing that
bill what it actually meant and that's really when we actually
we were hit with like 100 and gosh 70,000 bots flooded our
page. Wow. We had to shut it down for 48 hours to clear them
all out and then regroup again and and it's never been the
same sense. It was over a radical sexualizing bill that
we have implemented that policy in our schools. Now in
Colorado, it's the comprehensive sex education.
It is very what what was the date of that approximately?
Yeah, it was 2020. I see 2019 and 2020 and they censored you
before they censored Trump. You were early. You were an early
pack of trailblazer on being censored. Well, because I'm I
think because I'm just regular. There's nothing really special.
I'm a mom and I don't have. I don't have a political science
degree. I just know that when I read something and it's not
right, I don't want it and that's how many Americans feel
they know something's wrong. They may not be able to
articulate it, but they know that something's not right and
so when you hear somebody, I'm not trying to talk over
people's heads. I'm not trying to sound smart. I want them to
understand what is going on. It's not I don't have any ego
anymore. You know it's over when they started messing with
our kids. I just I didn't care anymore. I'm not afraid to be a
fool for them. Well, that's that's impressive. What a I
think your title America's mom is is worthy. so now let's get
back to the exciting story here. If we were watching a
movie, let's get to that part of it. so we're back to the not
that that's a fun movie for you, but it's an action thriller.
so it's early in the morning when they read or you're in the
middle of your school. You're in the middle of your school
session. Help me understand what happened on the actual
rate. Yeah, we were in the middle of school. We get
started about eight o'clock. so it's 930 when we heard
pounding on the door and we have neighborhood kids. so I
thought it might be the neighborhood kids and but they
would not stop and right about when I turned, I looked around
the corner to see who was at the door. They started yelling.
It was the FBI still in my.
pajamas, you know, because when you go to school, your life is
just very calm. And you know, you're just it's a little
easier. And I went in the kitchen where my boys were doing
their work and said, Let's go get in your rooms, walked into
their bedroom and said, Just stay here. I don't know what's
going on. And I really don't have any idea what's going to
happen. So just stay here and don't come out for now. At that
point, my husband had come up from his office and he met me in
our entryway where the front door is. And he just said, It's
okay. I was starting to, you know, of course, you're I'm
standing there just thinking, I can't even believe this. I don't
even know what to do. I have no idea what this is going to look
like under America Garland's DOJ. I've heard so much. I'm
very familiar with the October 4th mandate, or memo slash
mandate to make parents domestic terrorists. And I really have
no idea what's going to happen. And so let's go back to the so
that they come in. They didn't they bust the door down? Or did
they open the door? Or did they wait for you to open it up? No,
it was less than a minute. And my husband was just about to the
door to open it. They used a battering ram to bust my door
open broke the door. And the funniest thing about this is the
door wasn't even locked. They could have turned the handle.
And instead they took a battering ram to my door. My
husband was in front of me, they had their guns drawn. He's a
peacemaker. And immediately just started calming the situation
down. He was just like, Whoa, whoa, whoa, everything's fine.
We were coming to the door, relax. And it's a good thing he
did. I had my phone in my hand trying to call our attorney. And
because I didn't know what to do. I don't know what my rights
are in this moment. You're kind of like going black. You have no
idea. Unbelievable happen. And they grabbed my phone, grabbed
my arm, pulled it behind my back and restrained me put me in
handcuffs.
Put you in handcuffs? Yeah. Yeah. Goodness. And and then
how long were you in handcuffs?
About a good half an hour. Oh, my goodness. Yeah, they they
did they rifle through your home? Say that again? Did they
go through your home to get something?
So they they we stood out there my husband and I they had pulled
us out to the front through the front door and we waited outside
our children are still inside. They're not with us. My boys are
in their room. My daughter's being upstairs because she's
hearing all this ruckus. Oh my and they proceeded to go through
our entire home saying they were clearing the home and making
sure that there was nothing else to be worried about. And they
would like once they had done that.
So when they were clearing the home with you in handcuffs, was
anybody watching you or guarding you while you're in handcuffs?
Oh, yeah. Yeah, they are. Our chief of police was up there
with his officers, which was devastating. You know, I live in
a very small community on purpose. And I love this
community. I have relationships with law enforcement.
They had I mean, they this is this type of treatment that you
reserve for criminal offenders, for violent offenders, for
people who are doing drug and human trafficking, not a mom who
who speaks out against your school board. And so and
certainly not in this way. I mean, I've heard stories.
Did you have any preparation? Did they warn you? Did they send
you a notice in advance? We're going to be coming and asking
you some questions? No, this was a FBI raid in the middle of the
morning to cause as much disruption as possible because
they knew you were a homeschooler? Maybe? I don't
know.
They seemed, you know, I couldn't answer for what they
think. I really can't. All I know is when I was out there,
and I'm looking at them. There was one person that I knew
they're the investigator from Mesa County. And I just kept
asking him, What are you doing? Why are you doing that? What
did they say? You know, they just said. At that moment, they
really didn't say much. They just they just stared at me
really didn't really respond. And some of them said, we're
just doing our job that that's always a glorious answer that
you hear and have heard for decades now of people who are
doing things they shouldn't be doing. Just doing our job just
doing our job. Our chief of police I asked him repeatedly to
call our sheriff, and he would not. And I just it's it's just
that you don't know what your rights are. And you realize in
that moment you you there is nothing you can do. Once
they're there at your home, even with your children there,
knowing who you are, your your community, knowing who you are,
it doesn't matter. There's nothing you can do.
Did you do anything before the raid? Where you thought you
might be raided by the FBI?
I've been really vocal against abusive school boards. And for
sure. And when the October 4 mandate came out, we had a
discussion about it, because we already knew that, or excuse me,
we didn't know at that time. That's not true. The mandate
came out that we had formed a large
parents organization, we had served a cease and desist letter to our school board. And we were
very, very active, we had held two very large rallies in our area. And they were saying that
they were feeling threatened that they didn't like what we were doing. And they didn't think
that we should be advocating for our kids as strongly as we were. We know for a fact that
our superintendent in my school district here where I live, we know for a fact that she took
advantage of that, that memorandum from the National Education Association to Merrick Garland.
And they, and she made that phone call to the FBI reporting our parents. So we knew that that
had happened. And when she told the parents what she had done, we had that discussion then. And I
just I because I just don't know Biden's America is totally different than the America we were
living in, in 2019 and 2020. So I don't know what
rated by the FBI for having a strong opinion about a way that the school board should be run
versus the way the school board was being run currently.
That's correct. And I also you know, there's two things we can't talk about. And we can't talk
about abusive school boards. And we can't talk about any kind of election irregularities. And I
do both of those. I recognize that elections have consequences. And I want to I want to make sure
that when we're electing the school board members that things are going to be done right.
And it's very, very important. So you so you have researched things. And from your perspective,
there were some irregularities and maybe some lack of integrity in the elections. And maybe
you would say I'm putting it mildly. And from your perspective, there were some things that
needed to be said, so that it wouldn't happen again. Is that a fair statement?
I believe so. Yeah, you want to reveal as much as you could, you were doing that previously,
that was part of your conversation on Facebook and wherever else you broadcast.
And so, so that's an opinion. It's an election integrity opinion, you have a different opinion
than a lot of Democrats, but you're not alone. There's a lot of other people that have opinions
that line up with yours. Well, I don't think it's against the law.
In 2016, many Democrats had this, you know, they had concerns about irregularities as well.
That's true. That's true. They did. That's a good point. Good point. Fair enough. So the FBI raid
lasts handcuffs portion lasts about a half hour total time they're in the house about an hour or
so. No, they were there for about three hours at my home. Three hours. That is intense. What did
they take out? What did they remove? They took my phone immediately. So people have asked, do you
have pictures of the event happening? Do you have film? No, they took my phone immediately.
When we wanted to know if you had pictures of the actual raid. Yeah. Yeah. I wonder why they
were concerned. Why would they be concerned about the raid if it was lawful? Well, let me tell you
something. This is really, really important. Just about a week and a half ago, the district attorney
who helped the FBI serve these warrants in partnership with the attorney general of
Colorado, Phil Weiser, put out a joint press statement saying that no force was used, that
clerk Peters was lying dot dot dot at her home. They refuse to acknowledge what they did to me.
They won't say my name. They won't address at all publicly what I'm accusing the FBI of doing
and accusing their office of doing. They are. It's a sin of omission, right? They've put out
a statement saying there was no brute force used at clerk Peter's home. I'm not talking about her
home. I was talking about what happened at my home. But this is a detraction from that so that
they don't have to face public opinion because everybody knows this is out of control. This is
not the proper role of law enforcement or the government. And and it's devastating to those
people all around America who believe that their voice should be protected. I should be able to say
what I believe and not be worried that the FBI is going to raid my home for doing that. This is
it's incredible. Absolutely. I mean, that's just what you would think would have been absolutely
common sense. Well, let's talk about the FBI for a minute. And if it's OK with you, I'm going to
ask you some questions as if I'm an attorney and I'm not related to the FBI's mission, what they're
supposed to do. And I'd like for you, if you wouldn't mind, just give me your honest answers
as if you were under oath. The FBI is the National Security and Law Enforcement Agency.
And I'm reading right now and I'm also reading from their document,
the FBI uses and shares intelligence in everything it does.
It's the only member of the U.S. intelligence community that has broad authority over criminal and terrorist acts that are on U.S. soil.
So the CIA can't come and raid your home. But in theory, if you were a terrorist, the FBI could.
They are sworn to protect Americans.
They've got to swear that they're going to protect Americans and they have to stay ahead of national security threats to the homeland.
So that's kind of their big picture mission, according to them.
The FBI's further mission is to uphold the Constitution and to protect the American people.
So that's their mission, according to them.
So it doesn't sound terrible based on that.
You might be able to get out of hand, but if they just stayed within the bounds of their mission.
So here's the questions.
Their major priorities are to protect the United States from terrorist attack.
Have you ever been engaged in any planning or any efforts to have any kind of a terrorist attack against the United States?
No, I have not. Not ever.
Has that ever been a thought in your mind? Have you ever had a desire to be a terrorist?
No, no.
So let's do number two.
They need to protect the United States against foreign intelligence, against espionage and cyber operations.
Have you ever hacked the Pentagon or any other sensitive area or hacked anything, for that matter,
and used your foreign intelligence and your spying and your espionage capabilities to harm the United States?
Have you ever done that?
No, I haven't. And you asked me if I have a Rumble account.
I couldn't figure out how to do it.
So no, I don't have the skill set for that.
I think Rumble is just a competitor to YouTube.
And when I was getting censored for saying things like we need to stay to the Constitution and we need to listen to what the Federalist Papers were saying,
they were getting really nervous because I was really hurting their feelings.
And so YouTube, very sensitive people, those YouTube folks actually censored me.
And so we found out about Rumble.
And Rumble is basically just a direct competitor.
So you can put your YouTube equivalents on Rumble.
And though it doesn't have as broad of a reach quite yet, you can still you can build it up slowly and they don't censor you.
So you can say what is on your mind.
So let's go to the next account. The next thing that the FBI is supposed to do.
The FBI is supposed to protect the United States against cyber based attacks and high technology crimes.
Similar to what we just said on the espionage thing.
But this just kind of is broader. Any cyber criminal activity in your heart?
Never. And I I think this is kind of what when you're we're going down this this road.
Elections are so important. They have serious consequences.
And when when we're talking about this stuff to even have the idea in my mind to even have the idea that for all the work that I've done and the efforts that I've made in campaigns and even congressional races,
the vote is so important to me. So I'm agreeing. I'm agreeing with you there.
But I just want to keep the I'm going to pretend like you're on like the stand.
But I'm going to have to keep on asking you these tough questions because, you know, you're under oath on the stand here.
We're asking about things. Have you ever had to have you ever been a political official?
Elected in any post? No. OK, well, if you were a political official, have you ever desired to be publicly corrupt about it, like paying yourself off and getting bribes, any any any public corruption in your history or in your desires?
No, absolutely not. Have you ever intentionally violated people's civil rights?
No, never. Have you ever been involved in transnational criminal enterprises?
I don't exactly know what that means. So that's like being involved in multiple nations, criminal enterprises.
So, you know, having a a a, you know, a criminal network in Colombia or something and being involved in the drug trade and that type of a thing.
No, absolutely not. So horrible crimes, but finding out about it in the United States. Have you ever been involved in white collar crime?
Kind of like, you know, Enron and, you know, the types of things you've maybe seen on the, you know, in some of the movies.
But you've been involved in, like, you know, stealing money from people, insider trading, any big time white collar crime for you.
No, never. You know how to do white collar crime? I don't know.
I feel I think this is what this is. This is so silly and ridiculous.
But I am attempting to make a point here. I've got one last question for you, ma'am.
I'm pretending.
Again, here, I'm not an attorney, but I'm pretending like I am and you're on the stand.
Have you ever been involved in any violent crime?
No.
Never.
So, when we think through the things that the FBI is supposed to do, and those are the
things they're supposed to do, you know, combat public corruption, combat significant violent
crime, combat significant white collar crime, and you're not guilty of any of the things
that they're supposed to be involved in.
What in the heck is the FBI doing in your home?
Using a battering ram to come into your home while you are with your children, homeschooling
them in the middle of the morning.
Goodness gracious.
So let's just say for argument's sake that you were wrong.
And of course, you can look at my past podcasts and see that we probably agree on just about
everything from an opinion standpoint, but let's just pretend you were wrong.
And that your concerns about election integrity are not correct.
And let's just say that your concerns about school boards are not correct.
Now, I don't know how they couldn't be, but let's just pretend they weren't.
Is it against the law for you to have an opinion, speak out about it and be wrong?
It is not against the law.
In fact, the constitution protects my right to do that through the first amendment.
So here's what I'm seeing happening.
I'm seeing the FBI violating their oath.
Their oath is to protect the constitution.
You have a constitutional right to free speech.
You have a constitutional right to express that any way you wish.
You do not have to be right with what you're saying, because the whole argument is that
it's wrong.
It's not the right information.
It might be actually the right information, they just might not want to hear it.
But even if it was wrong, you would still have the right to communicate it.
The FBI is violating their role, violating their oath.
They're the ones that should be in handcuffs.
So what I'm encouraging is surveillance.
The reason they, well, why do you think they first came and grabbed your phone?
They didn't want any record of this that could get out to the public.
And I've already asked for those cams, by the way, and those cams will not be released
unless if there is, unless if charges are brought.
And that's really alarming to me.
I will not be able to show, I've already had people try to disparage my credibility because
of the press release that was put out by Phil Weiser, the Attorney General and District
Attorney Dan Rubenstein, saying, well, prove what happened because they say no force was
used, dot, dot, dot, at someone else's home.
So to not be able to have access to those videos is, that's not good.
Are you willing and is your husband willing to allow you to be engaged in the, in a litigation
process that would compel those tapes?
Well, first, thankfully, I'm married to a very courageous man and I'm thankful for that.
We will do whatever is necessary to protect our family and to protect other Americans
who choose to use their voice, however they choose and see fit.
To make sure this never happens, this does not happen to another person in this country
in this way.
This is, this is insane.
Are you going to put some surveillance in your home now so that you've got some, you've
got some cover next, if this happens again?
You know, we're considering all of those things.
And one thing that we, we didn't talk about that is such a violation and I know others
will understand.
They went through my home and they took pictures of every single spot in my home.
I don't know if our children were photographed yet.
I don't know.
You won't know that because they're not releasing the information to us.
They violated everything that is sacred to us in our home and my children.
They violated two, at least of the Bill of Rights, at least two, probably three.
And they, I mean, this is a search and seizure, which should never have been authorized.
This is a violation of your freedom of speech rights.
This is horrendous.
I mean, whom the heck does the FBI think they are?
They're supposed to be protecting citizens and upholding the constitution, not attacking
citizens.
They really need to be spanked for this.
So what I'm recommending is that people put in, there's fairly inexpensive ways for this,
but especially you courageous moms who are speaking out now, I'm encouraging you to put
some surveillance in the home.
There's a way to connect that to a cyber secure network of servers.
And they're actually in multiple countries outside the United States.
It's kind of like Bitcoin with your video and your surveillance.
And so if you had the surveillance, what they did, they're battering Ram coming.
through your home.
And if you were, everything you're saying,
and they put you in handcuffs
and your husband was trying to be polite
and courteous as possible,
and they were still rifling through all of your goods,
but you had surveillance throughout the home,
you'd be able to provide that
and you would have gained even more public support.
Now it's of course your testimony
plus your husband's testimony
and your children's testimony against theirs
until we get those body cam videos
that show you the footage that shows what they did.
So I'm hoping that people will do that
because I'm not sure this is gonna stop
until they get really spanked.
I've done that.
I'm encouraging others to do that.
And anybody that wants to reach out to us
on a private basis,
we'll tell you which way we went on how we pulled that off.
But just as a practical tool,
I'm thinking that surveillance is gonna help
because wouldn't it be great
if right now the FBI had all that surveillance
out there on the internet that they couldn't control.
Facebook could try to shut it down, but Rumble wouldn't.
And YouTube would try to shut it down,
but others probably wouldn't, at least short term.
And there are other tools where people can get access
to these types of controversial to the big tech companies,
but not controversial to the rest of us Americans.
We want the FBI to honor their duty.
They're supposed to fight the bad guys,
not wonderful moms and their husbands
with their beautiful children while they're at home.
That's absurd.
It's against everything we believe in.
What's happened personally since the FBI intruded upon you
in such a violated way?
Well, we are very engaged with our kids
and they're really pretty amazing.
We had stomachaches for a couple of days with the youngers,
but what they did for my children in those three hours,
what they taught them,
things I couldn't teach them in three years.
And this is why we have a constitution
to protect our rights from that type of force,
the proper role of government,
the proper role of law enforcement.
These are discussions we've had with our children forever.
And so I think it was shocking for them to see firsthand.
They know that their mom is very vocal and very active.
And more importantly, no matter what the FBI did
is what we do now, what we as parents do.
We are not going to be quiet.
We're not gonna safely go into the shadows.
We are doubling down because this cannot happen in America.
This isn't Venezuela or China or Cuba.
We don't live under a king and a tyrannical government.
This government is controlled by we, the people.
We tell them where they end and where our rights begin.
They don't get to transcend those
just because they have suspicions
or they don't like what I say.
So it's really important for my kids
to watch us going forward
and seeing what's happened since that event.
They're gonna know and understand why we have to live free
and why we can never be silenced and never shut down
in spite of what the government attempts to do.
So in a lot of ways, I know we'll be grateful
that this happened, but it's alarming for now.
Well, you have an amazing family, Sharona.
And I think I speak on behalf of about 300 million
of the 327 million Americans out there, at least,
that even if they don't agree with you
on everything politically, that they would certainly agree
that you should be protected in your home.
The FBI should not be intruding upon you in your home
while you are schooling your children
because they disagree with your opinion
on a school board member or disagree with your opinion
on election irregularity issues.
That is absolutely absurd.
That is not their charter.
That's not what they should do.
And they should have their wings clipped.
And the people that were involved in that should be fired.
It's absolutely wrong.
Do you have a GoFundMe account of some sort
that people could contribute to litigation
where they might wanna help support you?
Well, we do have avenues that we're exploring right now.
And we also don't know where this is gonna go.
We don't know.
I mean, we have our suspicions,
but I think intimidation warrants being on the offensive.
And so that's what we intend to do.
Any of your viewers can go to americasmom.net
and look at what we've been doing there and who we are.
And they're absolutely welcome to make a donation
to the Legal Defense Fund at standwithtina.org.
And I just really appreciate you, Barry.
Thank you for using your platform to let me share my story.
I mean, that's really it.
We need to be able to get it out there
and so that the public knows and they can address it.
We can't address issues we don't know about.
So I appreciate you sharing your platform with me today.
You're absolutely welcome.
And it's really my honor.
What a brave and courageous woman.
Well, to the viewers,
I just want to encourage you to support Sharona
and to pray for her, to give her encouragement,
to send her nice notes and flowers
and whatever else you want to do to lift up that family
and to her, what sounds like a manly man,
godly husband and wonderful kids.
just beautiful family. And so I'm encouraging people to really get behind you, Sharona,
and to do what they can to help and support you to your freedom. God bless you.
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