
What happens when a journalist follows the corruption all the way to the foundation? In this episode of You're the Cure, Dr. Ben sits down with investigative journalist, constitutional advocate, and host of Still News, Ann Vandersteel. Ann has spent years on the front lines of some of the most important stories of our time including government overreach, child trafficking through the CPS system, election integrity, financial corruption, and the steady erosion of the constitutional republic our founding fathers built. Her work has cost her platforms, accounts, and more. She kept going anyway. In this conversation, Ann and Dr. Ben trace the architecture of control from the Jekyll Island meeting that secretly created the Federal Reserve in 1913, to the 16th Amendment that forced both parents into the workforce, to the way admiralty law and corporate contracts have quietly replaced common law in courtrooms across the country. They discuss how agencies like the IRS, FDA, CDC, and CPS are incorporated entities with Dun and Bradstreet numbers operating under commerce law rather than the law of the land, how surveillance systems including flock cameras, body cams, and data centers are being woven into a digital control grid, and why the solution is not political but spiritual. This episode is not meant to cause fear. It is meant to shine the light of truth so you stop putting your hope in systems that were never designed to protect you. To learn more about Ann's work and her foundation fighting for children in the CPS system visit annvandersteel.com and americanmadefoundation.org.
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