In this eye-opening episode of *Defending Our Children*, we confront a horrifying reality—how predators exploit the dark web to create and distribute deepfake child pornography. With advancements in AI, criminals are manipulating innocent images to fabricate disturbing content, leaving real children and their families traumatized.

We’ll break down:

- What the dark web is and how it enables these crimes

- The devastating impact on victims—both real and digitally altered

- Who profits from this exploitation and why it’s so hard to stop

- The legal and technological solutions that can help protect our children

Join us as we speak with child advocate and Veterans For Child Rescue Team Mate asking for stricter regulations and innovative solutions. We’ll also empower parents with tools to safeguard their children’s online presence. Together, we can shine a light on this dark issue and take action to defend our children.

Rima E. Laibow, M.D. is a graduate of Albert Einstein College of Medicine (1970) who believes passionately in the right of Americans to choose their own health paths. She has practiced drug-free, natural medicine for 50 years by seeking the underlying cause of every illness and ailment and treating that. Join us for our discussion on the global attack on the children both physically and psychologically. What can you do about it? She brings answers citing UN directives. Follow Dr. Laibow on www.PreventGenocide2030.org for more details.

In this compelling episode of Defending Our Children, host Forrest welcomes back returning guest and teammate of Veterans For Child Rescue, John Turner. An award-winning writer and producer, John brings a wealth of experience from his 20 years of service in the U.S. Navy as a Senior Cryptologist and Surface Warfare Specialist, having served in critical operations such as Desert Shield/Storm, Croatia, Somalia, Kosovo, and Libya.

Forrest and John dive deep into the generational shifts that have shaped our children, starting with the "Silent Generation." What was life like growing up in different eras? How have values, work ethics, and worldviews evolved across the decades? Join us for an insightful discussion that bridges the past and present, exploring the lessons we can learn from those who came before us.