DJ Daniels: A Young Hero’s Courageous Battle Against Cancer and TTAC's Fight for Medical Freedom
“We must love our children more than we hate each other.” ~ Robert F. Kennedy, Jr
In a world often overshadowed by negativity, the story of DJ Daniels shines as a beacon of hope, resilience, strength, and unwavering determination. At just 13 years old, DJ has already faced more challenges than most people do in a lifetime. Diagnosed with cancer in 2018 when he was only six, DJ has spent years bravely battling the disease while holding onto a dream that inspires us all: to become a police officer and serve his community.
This week, DJ’s courage and spirit captured the nation’s attention when President Donald Trump mentioned him during a speech to a joint session of Congress. In a moment that brought most of the House gallery to its feet, Trump announced that DJ would be sworn in as an honorary Secret Service agent.
As Director Sean Curran presented DJ with his Secret Service badge, the moment was electric, charged with emotion and hope. When DJ wrapped his arms around Director Curran in a heartfelt hug, the room erupted in applause and chants of “DJ! DJ!”
It was impossible not to be moved to tears as this young man, who has endured so much, stood there beaming with pride, his dream of serving others coming true before our eyes. As we both wiped away tears, watching DJ hug Director Curran, we were reminded of the power of hope and the resilience of the human spirit.
The Left’s Despicable Response
It was a moment that transcended politics—or at least it should have been. But while the rest of the room celebrated a young hero’s triumph over adversity, many of the “Demon-crats” sat in stony silence and callous indifference, with their bitterness and pettiness on full display as their hands seemed glued to their laps. Yes, that’s right. While Republicans rose and cheered for DJ, the pouty, petulant Democrats sat on their hands, refusing to clap for a young man who has spent nearly half his life battling brain cancer.
Let that sink in: a room full of grown adults, supposedly elected to serve the people, couldn’t muster the basic human decency to applaud a child who has endured more pain and hardship than most of them will ever know. In the words of Donald Trump, Jr:
We agree 100%. Their bitter, immature behavior was nothing short of disgraceful—a stark reminder of how far the left has fallen into the abyss of partisanship and pettiness. It’s almost impressive (in the most pathetic way possible) how they managed to turn a wonderful, heartwarming moment into yet another display of their endless spite and immaturity, with many of them looking down or scrolling on their phones as the rest of the gallery cheered for DJ.
It’s hard to imagine a more shameful display of partisanship than refusing to applaud a child cancer patient, but the modern lunatic left continues to sink to new lows. And if the Democrats’ refusal to clap wasn’t disgusting enough, MSNBC host Nicolle Wallace took their pettiness to a whole new level.
In a truly repulsive segment, Wallace couldn’t resist politicizing DJ’s moment of honor, turning it into a deranged rant about January 6. “I hope he has a long life as a law enforcement officer,” she sneered, “but I hope he never has to defend the United States Capitol against Donald Trump's supporters. And if he does, I hope he isn't one of the six who loses his life to suicide. And I hope he isn't one who has to testify against the people who carried out acts of seditious conspiracy.”
Yes, you read that correctly. A grown woman, a so-called journalist, used the story of a 13-year-old cancer patient to push her deranged, anti-Trump narrative. It’s hard to fathom the level of bitterness and hatred required to look at a child’s dream coming true and think, “How can I make this about January 6th?” But that’s the left for you—always ready to turn even the most heartfelt moments into political ammunition and division.
This kind of callousness isn’t just limited to media “press-titutes,” pundits and politicians. It’s part of a more extensive system that prioritizes profits and power over people—a system that suppresses effective, affordable treatments while pushing toxic, expensive ones. This is where organizations like The Truth About Cancer (TTAC) step in, fighting tirelessly to expose the truth and give patients the freedom to choose treatments that actually work. As our friend, Bobby Kennedy has said recently, “We must love our children more than we hate each other.” And we do love all children and all of the human race who need The Truth About Cancer equally.
TTAC: Fighting for Medical Freedom
For decades, we have been on the frontlines of sharing information about natural, effective cancer treatments that have been suppressed, ignored, or outright attacked by the medical establishment. Our mission is simple: to educate the public about natural cancer therapies that could save lives—treatments that don’t involve toxic chemotherapy, radiation, or surgeries that often do more harm than good.
But for daring to tell the truth, we have been attacked, maligned, smeared, and censored at every turn. The censorship industrial complex—a shadowy network of bureaucrats, corporations, and their lapdogs in the media—has worked tirelessly to silence us, to bury the truth, and to keep patients in the dark about treatments that could save their lives. They don’t want you to know about ivermectin, fenbendazole, or antineoplaston therapy. They don’t want you to know that there are safer, more effective alternatives to the toxic, profit-driven treatments they push.
That’s why we have recently filed a historic lawsuit against these evildoers—the censors, the gatekeepers, and the enablers who have conspired to suppress the truth and deny patients their right to medical freedom. The censorship industrial complex thrives on fear, control, and greed. But we will not be silenced. We will continue to fight for the truth, for medical freedom, and for the countless lives that hang in the balance. The time has come to hold these evildoers accountable—and to ensure that no more lives are lost to their lies and corruption.
And while we have worked tirelessly to spread the truth, fighting the censorship industrial complex, the heartbreaking reality is that countless lives have been lost due to the suppression of these treatments and censorship of the truth. Among them is the story of Thomas Navarro, a 4-year-old boy whose life was tragically cut short because the medical establishment refused to allow his family to pursue alternative therapies.
In 1999, Thomas was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a malignant brain tumor. His parents, Jim and Donna Navarro, turned to Dr. Stanislaw Burzynski and his antineoplaston therapy, a treatment that had shown promise in targeting cancer cells without the toxic side effects of chemotherapy.
For a time, Thomas responded favorably to the treatment. But instead of celebrating this glimmer of hope, the cancer industrial complex (aka “medical mafia”) intervened. Although the oncologist admitted that chemotherapy “would not work” for their son’s particular cancer, and the package insert stated that the drug “has not been proven safe or effective for pediatric use,” he still insisted that chemotherapy had to be used, and if the Navarro’s refused to submit their son to this “standard care,” they would be reported to Child Protective Services (“CPS”) and could go to jail and their son could be taken from them.
The Navarros were forced to stop Thomas’s successful treatment with Dr. Burzynski and begin chemotherapy. Thomas lost his battle with cancer, a tragedy that could have been prevented if the system had prioritized patients over profits. On his death certificate, one of the reasons for death was “chronic toxicity of chemotherapy.”
Yes, the “treatment” that was forced on little Thomas was also the treatment that killed him! Thomas’s story is just one of many. The suppression of alternative cancer treatments is not just a matter of bureaucracy—it’s a matter of life and death. The FDA, the American Medical Association, and the American Cancer Society have long been accused of prioritizing profits over patients. Clinical trials for alternative treatments are often prohibitively expensive, effectively silencing independent research. Meanwhile, corporations pour billions into promoting chemotherapy and radiation—treatments with questionable success rates and devastating side effects, including organ damage, immune suppression, and even secondary cancers.
DJ Daniels: A Dream to Serve, Despite the Hate
DJ’s dream of becoming a police officer is a powerful reminder of the importance of hope and perseverance. Despite his illness and the disgusting, hateful behavior of Democrats who should know better, he continues to look toward the future with optimism, determined to make a difference in the world. His story is a testament to the strength of the human spirit and the power of dreams to inspire and uplift.
As we celebrate DJ’s incredible journey, let us also remember the countless other children and families battling pediatric cancer. Their stories may not always make headlines, but their courage and resilience are no less inspiring.
DJ Daniels is more than a cancer survivor—he’s a hero, an inspiration, and a reminder that even in the darkest times, hope can shine brightly. As he continues his fight, we stand with him, cheering him on and celebrating the incredible young man he is.
Here’s to DJ Daniels—honorary Secret Service agent, future police officer, and a true symbol of courage and hope.
And here’s to the left: may they one day find the decency to applaud a child’s bravery instead of wallowing in their endless bitterness, sulky petulance, and petty partisanship. In other words, … GROW UP!
Love you two, thank you for everything you do. Praying you win that lawsuit bigtime!!!!!!!
I believe it was Golda Meier, Prime Minister of Israeli, when asked how there could ever be peace in the Middle East, replied, “We must teach our children to love our enemies more then we hate them.
So true then but maybe more true now. Thank God for Trump. He knows peace is attainable.