The Glenn Beck Program - 3 More Reasons to Worry About the Government ｜ Guests： Gabriel Nadales & Stephen Moore ｜ 8⧸18⧸22

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00:01:49.260 It's a new day of time to rise

00:01:54.600 What you are about to hear

00:01:59.600 is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:02:03.260 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:07.600 Stand up!

00:02:08.860 Well, hello, America, and welcome to the program.

00:02:12.160 Smith & Wesson, the CEO, has...

00:02:16.500 Oh my gosh, I almost said fired back.

00:02:19.500 Oh, that would have been so dangerous.

00:02:21.980 Oh, the language that is being used on the Glenn Beck Program today.

00:02:25.400 It's incendiary.

00:02:27.040 It's almost calling for a civil war.

00:02:29.500 Did you hear?

00:02:30.180 Next, he'll be saying they're targeting people.

00:02:33.920 Smith & Wesson, the letter to...

00:02:39.180 What's her name?

00:02:40.500 Baloney Maloney up on the hill

00:02:42.460 who is targeting the gun industry.

00:02:48.680 His response coming up.

00:02:50.220 Oh, and a very, very shocking

00:02:53.720 Monkey Pox update.

00:02:59.600 Don't say it, Stu.

00:03:00.860 Don't stay.

00:03:01.520 Don't say it.

00:03:02.000 Don't say out loud

00:03:03.420 why we're giving this update.

00:03:06.060 Don't say it.

00:03:07.020 I will not say it.

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00:03:56.480 Oh my gosh, here it is.

00:03:58.940 Some would say the only reason

00:04:00.400 why we do this update

00:04:01.740 is for the theme song.

00:04:05.760 But that would be cheap and crass.

00:04:09.500 Which I've been accused of.

00:04:11.420 From TheBlaze.com,

00:04:22.120 Smith & Wesson President and CEO Mark Smith

00:04:25.220 has issued a statement

00:04:27.000 in which he said that politicians

00:04:29.140 who have denigrated the gun manufacturer

00:04:31.860 have actually contributed

00:04:33.440 to the nation's crime problem

00:04:35.500 due to the policies they support.

00:04:38.760 That's crazy.

00:04:41.580 Oh, wait a minute.

00:04:42.380 I'm on the wrong story.

00:04:44.460 I'm sorry.

00:04:45.240 We're on a monkey pox.

00:04:46.160 I was just enjoying the music there

00:04:47.660 for a second.

00:04:48.840 I was going to say,

00:04:49.500 I thought the monkey pox update

00:04:50.740 was a little different than that.

00:04:51.700 If you wouldn't have looked at me

00:04:52.660 with that face that you just made,

00:04:54.340 I would have had no eye

00:04:55.380 would have continued to go on

00:04:56.600 and did the Smith & Wesson thing

00:04:58.480 and said,

00:04:58.760 there's your monkey pox update.

00:05:00.680 I mean,

00:05:01.040 can we get him in the Hall of Fame

00:05:02.440 for a second time?

00:05:03.200 Is that possible?

00:05:04.100 I'm so tired.

00:05:05.400 And there you have it.

00:05:07.040 Another example of why

00:05:08.720 Glenn Beck is in the Radio Hall of Fame.

00:05:11.120 Give me the monkey pox update music. 0.99

00:05:15.860 Sex between men. 1.00

00:05:18.020 There we go.

00:05:19.380 Not skin contact.

00:05:21.280 Uh-oh.

00:05:21.760 Is fueling monkey pox. 0.65

00:05:23.280 Oh, no.

00:05:24.120 This is according to NBC News.

00:05:26.800 And, quote,

00:05:27.600 new research.

00:05:29.740 Mmm.

00:05:31.180 Since the outset

00:05:32.040 of the global monkey pox outbreak in May,

00:05:34.180 public health and infectious disease experts

00:05:36.180 have told the public

00:05:37.000 that the virus is largely transmitting

00:05:39.180 through skin-to-skin contact,

00:05:41.100 in particular during sex between men.

00:05:45.540 Now, however,

00:05:47.200 an expanding cadre of experts

00:05:51.480 have come to believe,

00:05:53.440 have come to believe

00:05:54.820 that sex between men itself

00:05:57.500 is likely the main driver

00:06:00.680 of the global monkey pox transmission.

00:06:02.880 No.

00:06:03.460 Yes.

00:06:03.840 I won't hear it.

00:06:04.940 Now, I don't know

00:06:06.120 how they're differentiating here

00:06:07.860 because I think

00:06:10.100 sex requires some skin-to-skin contact.

00:06:15.720 Usually does.

00:06:16.500 Yeah.

00:06:16.740 Yeah.

00:06:17.040 I mean, unless they're doing it differently

00:06:19.800 than I am.

00:06:20.720 Well, I believe they are

00:06:21.760 in this particular case.

00:06:22.960 Good point.

00:06:24.100 Well, I'm too tired to do this show today.

00:06:25.800 Very, very good point.

00:06:28.360 A growing body of scientific evidence,

00:06:31.180 follow the science,

00:06:32.180 including a trio of studies

00:06:33.720 published in peer-reviewed journals,

00:06:35.680 so you know you can trust it,

00:06:37.260 as well as reports

00:06:38.320 from national, regional,

00:06:39.580 and global health authorities,

00:06:41.600 well, now you got me,

00:06:43.180 this is absolutely true,

00:06:45.180 has suggested that experts

00:06:46.520 may have framed

00:06:47.540 monkey pox's typical transmission route

00:06:49.720 precisely backward.

00:06:53.660 But other than that,

00:06:54.840 they're nailing yet another pandemic in action.

00:06:57.380 But why did they,

00:06:58.160 why was this backward? 0.93

00:07:00.280 We all know,

00:07:01.100 why was this backward? 0.93

00:07:02.060 Oh, PC, right?

00:07:03.280 Exactly right.

00:07:03.900 They didn't want to say that

00:07:05.280 it could come from sex,

00:07:07.560 actual sex,

00:07:08.840 and part of it you can understand

00:07:10.940 because you didn't want to do that

00:07:12.580 with HIV

00:07:13.440 because HIV,

00:07:14.840 remember,

00:07:15.140 it became a gay thing 0.97

00:07:17.000 and it wasn't a gay thing.

00:07:18.980 I mean,

00:07:19.700 you could get it through,

00:07:20.700 you know,

00:07:21.180 blood,

00:07:21.640 et cetera, et cetera.

00:07:22.380 So they didn't want to make monkey pox 0.91

00:07:24.620 a gay thing. 0.90

00:07:26.580 Well, 0.96

00:07:27.540 that and

00:07:28.460 they also wanted to be

00:07:30.020 politically correct.

00:07:31.440 I mean,

00:07:31.660 if they didn't want to make it a gay thing,

00:07:33.120 they should have

00:07:33.720 also said,

00:07:35.120 just said,

00:07:36.240 you know what,

00:07:37.260 but it's happening 0.51

00:07:38.140 in the homosexual community

00:07:39.720 by and large,

00:07:41.840 and so you should just avoid

00:07:44.260 the orgies

00:07:49.040 and the bath spas

00:07:50.280 and stuff like that,

00:07:51.100 but they didn't do it.

00:07:52.000 And it wasn't even just

00:07:52.940 the LGBTQQIA2 plus concerns here.

00:07:57.840 It was also just,

00:07:58.800 they couldn't even say,

00:07:59.700 how about just stop 0.99

00:08:00.480 some promiscuous sex 0.99

00:08:01.420 for a while 0.99

00:08:01.780 until it goes away?

00:08:02.540 They couldn't even say that.

00:08:03.140 Just be with your monogamous partner. 1.00

00:08:05.340 You want to have,

00:08:06.440 protect yourself

00:08:07.180 and don't do it for now.

00:08:08.600 They didn't do it.

00:08:09.420 No.

00:08:09.840 So what a surprise

00:08:11.240 those who tell us

00:08:12.960 to follow the science

00:08:14.460 didn't follow the science

00:08:16.800 and got it

00:08:17.880 precisely,

00:08:19.980 quote,

00:08:20.640 backwards,

00:08:22.100 which...

00:08:23.240 Shocking.

00:08:24.880 I'm not gonna...

00:08:25.700 Monkeypox!

00:08:30.020 I've got another

00:08:31.280 Monkeypox update.

00:08:33.700 Well,

00:08:34.320 we still have the theme.

00:08:35.880 We do?

00:08:36.400 We have a theme for it?

00:08:37.620 Yeah.

00:08:38.420 The Monkeypox theme 0.67

00:08:39.460 is still available.

00:08:40.780 We can play it

00:08:41.660 as many times as we want.

00:08:43.900 Should we save it

00:08:44.820 or should we do it now?

00:08:46.020 It's another...

00:08:47.340 You're right, Stu.

00:08:48.760 I mean,

00:08:49.440 this is science, man.

00:08:50.720 People are suffering.

00:08:51.720 No.

00:08:52.940 You know?

00:08:53.400 We gotta get the facts out.

00:08:54.540 Right.

00:08:55.860 Now,

00:08:56.760 I'm... 1.00

00:08:58.180 This is such a stupid show. 1.00

00:09:00.940 It is. 1.00

00:09:01.360 Don't worry,

00:09:01.860 the world's burning down,

00:09:02.940 but we're doing this.

00:09:05.040 I just love the...

00:09:06.060 Because I know

00:09:06.500 this has happened to me

00:09:07.300 several times.

00:09:07.880 You're walking down

00:09:08.900 the aisle of a grocery store

00:09:10.160 and you're just saying

00:09:11.300 Monkeypox!

00:09:12.700 And you just...

00:09:13.180 Monkeypox!

00:09:13.720 How weird must that look

00:09:15.360 to a passerby?

00:09:19.100 Okay, so...

00:09:20.620 In a completely

00:09:23.260 unrelated story

00:09:25.280 to the last

00:09:26.480 Monkeypox update,

00:09:30.280 gerbils...

00:09:31.240 I'm not making this up.

00:09:33.760 Gerbils and hamsters

00:09:36.160 may have to be put down...

00:09:38.540 No!

00:09:39.540 ...in order to control

00:09:40.880 the spread of Monkeypox.

00:09:43.120 Oh, no.

00:09:44.120 Now,

00:09:44.660 it's not everybody's gerbil.

00:09:48.040 It is just the gerbils

00:09:50.120 that are found

00:09:51.180 in the houses

00:09:51.960 of people

00:09:53.380 with Monkeypox.

00:09:55.260 Oh.

00:09:57.580 Okay.

00:10:00.620 Sometimes...

00:10:02.780 Truth is stranger

00:10:04.680 than fiction.

00:10:05.700 Sometimes...

00:10:07.540 Truth is uncomfortable.

00:10:09.200 And sometimes

00:10:09.640 more detail

00:10:10.480 of a news story

00:10:11.240 is not necessary.

00:10:15.020 Swear to you,

00:10:15.900 that is an actual

00:10:17.100 news story today.

00:10:18.640 All right.

00:10:19.380 May I...

00:10:22.820 May I now

00:10:24.200 do the story

00:10:24.880 on Smith & Wesson?

00:10:26.600 Yeah.

00:10:27.600 You know what?

00:10:28.020 Let me take...

00:10:28.920 Oh, jeez.

00:10:30.440 Let me take a quick break

00:10:31.820 because I don't want

00:10:32.300 to interrupt

00:10:32.800 the Smith & Wesson story,

00:10:34.860 but I am so...

00:10:35.680 I've had like five hours

00:10:36.620 of sleep

00:10:36.900 over the last two days.

00:10:38.820 Do me a favor.

00:10:40.680 Remind me

00:10:41.320 in 60 seconds

00:10:42.320 what I was supposed

00:10:43.620 to do

00:10:44.240 after this commercial.

00:10:46.380 Got it.

00:10:47.000 Okay.

00:10:48.040 Back in just a second.

00:10:49.640 You know,

00:10:50.240 on a good day,

00:10:51.040 if you think back

00:10:51.820 really hard,

00:10:53.120 you can probably remember

00:10:54.020 a time when food

00:10:55.220 wasn't outlandishly expensive.

00:10:58.900 You remember those days?

00:11:00.780 Yeah!

00:11:01.740 No, we're not quite

00:11:02.700 at the point

00:11:03.160 where you have to

00:11:03.660 haul a wheelbarrow

00:11:04.480 of cash around

00:11:05.240 just to get a loaf of bread,

00:11:06.840 but it could be coming.

00:11:09.440 Now, I don't know about you,

00:11:10.860 but $2.50 a meal

00:11:12.720 for a food

00:11:13.800 that is delicious

00:11:14.640 and stays fresh

00:11:16.380 and good

00:11:17.260 for up to 25 years,

00:11:18.560 pretty good deal.

00:11:19.380 Right?

00:11:20.580 Yeah!

00:11:21.600 Yeah, pretty good deal.

00:11:23.180 You know what I tried?

00:11:24.540 I tried

00:11:25.460 because we live up

00:11:26.940 at our ranch

00:11:28.580 and our farm

00:11:29.220 during the summer,

00:11:31.020 and so we buy food

00:11:33.540 and we put it

00:11:35.020 in the pantry

00:11:35.680 and then,

00:11:37.080 you know,

00:11:37.840 it sits there

00:11:38.500 on the pantry

00:11:39.160 and we thought,

00:11:40.500 you know what?

00:11:41.020 We should get a lot of food

00:11:42.580 and put it in the pantry

00:11:43.680 just in case

00:11:44.480 something happens.

00:11:46.160 You know what we do now?

00:11:48.080 We throw a lot

00:11:49.100 of that food away

00:11:50.280 because,

00:11:52.020 and I tell my wife

00:11:52.820 all the time,

00:11:53.300 she's like,

00:11:54.160 this has gone bad.

00:11:55.900 It's no good.

00:11:57.080 The expiration date

00:11:58.360 is last year

00:11:59.220 and I'm like,

00:12:00.200 and?

00:12:02.460 When I was a kid,

00:12:04.160 we used to use

00:12:05.160 expired food

00:12:06.320 all the time

00:12:07.420 and we liked it

00:12:08.940 and look at me,

00:12:10.040 I'm the picture of health.

00:12:11.840 How could it be bad for her?

00:12:13.480 She throws food away

00:12:15.360 that's like,

00:12:16.380 you know,

00:12:16.720 past the expiration date.

00:12:18.040 I don't think peanut butter

00:12:19.080 can go bad.

00:12:20.300 I don't think so.

00:12:21.440 Like mayonnaise,

00:12:22.340 I throw it away

00:12:23.200 before the expiration date.

00:12:24.960 You know what I mean?

00:12:25.940 I leave it on the shelf.

00:12:26.900 That'll be bad

00:12:27.620 by the time I get home.

00:12:29.420 Yeah,

00:12:29.540 the expiration date thing

00:12:30.480 is a scam.

00:12:31.800 Really?

00:12:32.360 Come on.

00:12:32.820 It is, isn't it?

00:12:33.500 I mean,

00:12:34.120 pretty much.

00:12:35.700 Like,

00:12:36.020 okay,

00:12:36.260 that doesn't mean,

00:12:36.940 you're right,

00:12:37.400 you shouldn't eat mayonnaise

00:12:38.100 two years after the expiration date,

00:12:39.440 but there are exceptions to this.

00:12:41.180 But generally speaking,

00:12:42.080 I think they set them,

00:12:44.340 they set them long before

00:12:46.040 they need to.

00:12:46.900 So I have many cases.

00:12:47.980 I have bad back problems,

00:12:49.340 okay?

00:12:49.920 And the doctor will give me,

00:12:51.760 I don't know,

00:12:52.140 sclalaxin or whatever the hell it is,

00:12:53.760 some sort of muscle relaxer

00:12:55.300 because my whole back

00:12:56.220 just tenses up.

00:12:57.300 How many are you on today?

00:12:59.720 Seven.

00:13:00.340 Okay.

00:13:01.020 I thought so.

00:13:02.740 No,

00:13:03.140 so,

00:13:03.700 and I had a back problem

00:13:06.300 the other day

00:13:06.780 and I was like,

00:13:07.320 honey,

00:13:07.620 do we have any?

00:13:08.580 And she's like,

00:13:09.700 no,

00:13:10.140 it's way out of date.

00:13:11.320 It's like two years old.

00:13:12.560 And I'm like,

00:13:14.460 are you really?

00:13:15.260 Medicine?

00:13:15.540 When the world goes bad,

00:13:17.760 okay?

00:13:18.340 When the world goes bad

00:13:19.580 and I'm standing there

00:13:20.380 with a bottle of penicillin

00:13:21.900 and you've got,

00:13:23.320 I don't know,

00:13:23.760 you're riddled with monkey pox

00:13:25.600 and I look at the penicillin

00:13:27.360 and that's what you need

00:13:28.760 is penicillin.

00:13:30.040 And I go,

00:13:30.920 oh,

00:13:31.320 it's a year out of date.

00:13:32.680 Are you not gonna take it?

00:13:35.240 We should point out

00:13:35.780 this is not medical advice.

00:13:37.520 You should not listen to us

00:13:38.760 at all on whether you should

00:13:40.040 pay attention to expiration dates.

00:13:41.500 Especially from me.

00:13:43.220 Skalaxin is just running through,

00:13:45.860 but it's outdated.

00:13:47.700 It's like two years old,

00:13:49.080 so.

00:13:49.720 Probably doesn't do anything.

00:13:50.440 Probably doesn't do anything.

00:13:51.580 I could drop, 0.99

00:13:53.680 dead, 1.00

00:13:55.880 don't,

00:13:56.960 take,

00:13:58.240 expired.

00:13:59.260 Anyway,

00:13:59.960 my Patriot supply

00:14:01.140 will keep your food fresh

00:14:02.800 for 25 years.

00:14:05.060 Now,

00:14:05.820 imagine a cheeseburger and fries

00:14:07.520 when it costs 15 or 20 bucks.

00:14:10.140 $2.50

00:14:11.140 a meal

00:14:11.800 right now.

00:14:12.780 It's affordable food.

00:14:13.720 It is really good

00:14:14.660 and it lasts for decades.

00:14:17.340 Preparewithglenn.com.

00:14:18.560 Grab your three-month

00:14:19.380 emergency food kit

00:14:20.320 for $250 off.

00:14:22.460 Your food ships

00:14:23.280 fast and free.

00:14:25.260 Also in unmarked boxes,

00:14:26.800 so

00:14:27.060 the postman

00:14:28.680 who's now a member

00:14:30.060 of the spy agencies.

00:14:32.500 Oh yeah!

00:14:33.680 And he's turning 1.00

00:14:34.500 the freaking frogs gay. 1.00

00:14:37.100 Go to 1.00

00:14:37.400 preparewithglenn.com.

00:14:38.800 preparewithglenn.com.

00:14:40.360 It might be

00:14:41.420 one of those shows

00:14:42.140 that

00:14:42.460 would probably be

00:14:43.980 left better

00:14:45.480 on a shelf

00:14:46.140 than on the

00:14:47.660 broadcast.

00:14:49.360 All right.

00:14:50.280 Back in six,

00:14:51.200 back in ten seconds

00:14:52.340 after Station ID.

00:14:55.040 Is it a

00:14:55.340 Monkey Pox update now?

00:14:56.500 Yeah.

00:15:01.080 It's gonna be a weird show.

00:15:03.020 Look out.

00:15:03.600 When I get tired,

00:15:05.620 the show usually gets better.

00:15:08.560 But only if I'm really pissed off.

00:15:11.880 But that could happen

00:15:13.060 at any minute.

00:15:15.940 Smith & Wesson

00:15:16.800 might happen right now.

00:15:18.720 Don't have my glasses.

00:15:20.000 Good.

00:15:20.300 This is gonna work out well.

00:15:22.220 Smith & Wesson,

00:15:23.140 President,

00:15:24.120 CEO,

00:15:25.580 Mark Smith,

00:15:27.060 issued a statement

00:15:27.800 in which he said

00:15:28.500 that politicians

00:15:29.320 have denigrated

00:15:30.920 the gun manufacturers

00:15:34.080 and they have actually

00:15:35.460 contributed

00:15:36.020 to the nation's

00:15:36.840 crime problem

00:15:37.580 due to the policies

00:15:38.520 that they support.

00:15:39.960 Now,

00:15:40.260 I find this

00:15:41.120 absolutely outrageous,

00:15:42.800 Stu.

00:15:43.180 There's no way,

00:15:44.640 no way,

00:15:45.360 that they have

00:15:46.040 played any role

00:15:47.420 whatsoever

00:15:48.180 in any of this.

00:15:50.900 Right?

00:15:51.860 Right.

00:15:52.460 A number of,

00:15:53.980 quoting,

00:15:54.500 a number of politicians

00:15:55.640 and their lobbying partners

00:15:56.740 in the media

00:15:57.400 have recently sought

00:15:58.480 to disparage

00:15:59.500 Smith & Wesson.

00:16:00.940 Did you hear

00:16:01.500 what he just wrote?

00:16:02.880 A number of politicians

00:16:04.320 and their lobbying partners

00:16:06.820 in the media

00:16:07.860 have recently sought

00:16:10.600 to disparage

00:16:11.380 Smith & Wesson.

00:16:12.580 Some have had

00:16:13.320 the audacity

00:16:14.000 to suggest

00:16:14.960 that after

00:16:16.440 they have

00:16:17.160 vilified,

00:16:18.180 undermined,

00:16:18.860 and defunded

00:16:19.800 law enforcement

00:16:20.700 for years,

00:16:21.800 supported

00:16:22.200 prosecutors

00:16:22.940 who refused

00:16:23.760 to hold

00:16:24.180 criminals

00:16:24.720 accountable

00:16:25.200 for their actions,

00:16:26.520 overseen

00:16:27.180 the decay

00:16:27.780 of our country's

00:16:28.640 mental health

00:16:29.240 infrastructure,

00:16:30.220 and generally

00:16:31.000 promoted

00:16:31.560 a culture

00:16:32.040 of lawlessness

00:16:33.240 that Smith & Wesson

00:16:35.720 and other

00:16:36.060 firearm manufacturers

00:16:37.200 are somehow

00:16:37.720 responsible

00:16:38.340 for the crime wave

00:16:39.520 that has been

00:16:40.400 predictably,

00:16:41.500 that has predictably

00:16:42.660 resulted

00:16:43.220 from these

00:16:43.940 destructive policies.

00:16:45.680 What

00:16:46.320 a 1.00

00:16:47.520 bastard. 1.00

00:16:50.360 What a 1.00

00:16:50.980 lying 1.00

00:16:51.620 conniving

00:16:53.160 evil 0.98

00:16:54.980 capitalist. 0.98

00:16:57.960 But they are

00:16:58.300 the ones

00:16:58.740 to blame

00:16:59.280 for the surge

00:17:00.400 in violence

00:17:01.080 and lawlessness,

00:17:02.200 and they seek

00:17:02.760 to avoid

00:17:03.240 any responsibility

00:17:04.300 for the crisis

00:17:05.120 of violence

00:17:05.780 that they have

00:17:07.180 created by

00:17:08.100 attempting to

00:17:08.660 shift blame

00:17:09.240 to Smith & Wesson

00:17:10.600 and other

00:17:11.840 firearm manufacturers

00:17:13.000 and law-abiding

00:17:14.360 gun owners.

00:17:15.920 Man.

00:17:17.740 Well, he's about

00:17:18.360 to get it,

00:17:18.880 I'll tell you,

00:17:19.480 when I hear

00:17:20.000 the response

00:17:20.660 from the

00:17:20.980 politicians,

00:17:21.760 I bet it's

00:17:22.480 going to be

00:17:22.800 big.

00:17:23.640 Many politicians

00:17:24.400 remain staunch

00:17:25.280 advocates for

00:17:26.060 gun control.

00:17:26.700 Last month,

00:17:27.440 the U.S.

00:17:27.740 House of

00:17:28.020 Representatives

00:17:28.620 passed the

00:17:29.340 assault weapons

00:17:30.240 ban of

00:17:31.260 2022,

00:17:32.340 though the

00:17:32.920 bill probably

00:17:34.100 not going to

00:17:34.620 make it through

00:17:35.000 the Senate.

00:17:36.040 While the

00:17:36.400 term gun

00:17:37.080 violence

00:17:37.760 has become

00:17:38.860 commonplace

00:17:39.920 expression,

00:17:40.920 guns do

00:17:42.560 not commit

00:17:43.440 the crimes.

00:17:45.220 To be

00:17:45.460 clear,

00:17:46.380 a Smith & Wesson

00:17:47.160 firearm,

00:17:47.860 says the

00:17:48.280 CEO,

00:17:49.040 has never

00:17:49.500 broken into

00:17:50.260 a home.

00:17:51.220 A Smith &

00:17:51.700 Wesson

00:17:51.940 firearm has

00:17:52.500 never assaulted

00:17:53.260 a woman out 0.99

00:17:54.400 for a late

00:17:55.060 night run

00:17:55.620 in the city.

00:17:56.640 A Smith &

00:17:57.300 Wesson

00:17:57.620 firearm has

00:17:58.640 never carjacked

00:17:59.760 an unsuspecting

00:18:01.240 driver stopped

00:18:02.120 at a traffic

00:18:02.780 light.

00:18:03.420 But I will

00:18:03.880 tell you right

00:18:04.560 now,

00:18:05.300 if I am

00:18:06.800 ever pulled

00:18:08.060 over on the

00:18:08.600 side of the

00:18:09.020 road by a

00:18:10.440 Smith &

00:18:10.860 Wesson

00:18:11.280 weapon,

00:18:11.880 and it

00:18:13.500 demands my

00:18:14.560 car,

00:18:15.280 I think I'm

00:18:16.820 going to

00:18:17.020 happily give

00:18:17.680 it to,

00:18:17.980 I would

00:18:18.300 like a

00:18:18.720 selfie with

00:18:19.340 that gun,

00:18:20.360 you know

00:18:20.600 what I

00:18:20.760 mean?

00:18:22.680 Maybe using

00:18:23.700 its cell

00:18:24.620 phone.

00:18:26.220 Instead,

00:18:26.960 Smith &

00:18:27.260 Wesson

00:18:27.540 provides

00:18:28.040 citizens

00:18:28.520 with the

00:18:28.900 means to

00:18:29.340 protect

00:18:29.740 themselves

00:18:30.180 and their

00:18:30.660 families.

00:18:31.560 We will

00:18:31.820 never back

00:18:32.720 down in

00:18:33.260 our defense

00:18:33.860 of the

00:18:34.380 Second

00:18:34.780 Amendment.

00:18:35.900 The Second

00:18:36.380 Amendment of

00:18:36.800 the Constitution

00:18:37.400 states a

00:18:38.700 well-regulated

00:18:39.520 militia being

00:18:40.980 necessary to

00:18:41.720 the security

00:18:42.240 of a free

00:18:42.620 state.

00:18:43.220 The right

00:18:43.820 of the

00:18:44.380 people to

00:18:45.020 keep and

00:18:45.720 bear arms

00:18:46.640 shall not

00:18:47.860 be infringed.

00:18:49.740 Now,

00:18:50.260 I personally

00:18:51.780 like his

00:18:53.080 response,

00:18:54.300 you know,

00:18:56.460 but sometimes

00:18:57.920 I just

00:18:59.020 can't see

00:18:59.880 common sense.

00:19:01.380 So now,

00:19:01.940 let's look

00:19:03.160 at what the

00:19:04.600 politicians are

00:19:05.920 saying.

00:19:06.820 The Oversight

00:19:07.820 Committee

00:19:08.220 Chair,

00:19:09.440 Congresswoman

00:19:10.200 Carolyn

00:19:11.220 Maloney

00:19:12.220 from New

00:19:12.960 York,

00:19:14.080 pushed back

00:19:14.860 on his

00:19:15.340 remarks

00:19:15.880 in a

00:19:16.340 statement

00:19:16.600 to CNBC.

00:19:20.060 She said,

00:19:21.660 the CEO

00:19:22.320 of Smith &

00:19:22.920 Wesson

00:19:23.220 refused to

00:19:24.240 testify before

00:19:25.200 my committee

00:19:25.840 and face

00:19:26.760 the families

00:19:27.300 who have

00:19:27.640 lost loved

00:19:28.380 ones because

00:19:29.120 of his

00:19:29.680 company's

00:19:30.380 weapons of

00:19:31.300 war.

00:19:32.300 The committee

00:19:32.880 will not

00:19:33.460 permit

00:19:34.140 Smith &

00:19:35.100 Wesson

00:19:35.380 to dodge

00:19:36.220 accountability

00:19:36.980 or to

00:19:38.040 obscure

00:19:38.620 the gun

00:19:39.160 industry's

00:19:39.800 role

00:19:40.500 in all

00:19:41.820 of this

00:19:42.500 violence.

00:19:43.860 They're not

00:19:44.240 going to do

00:19:44.660 it,

00:19:44.940 Stu.

00:19:45.920 A number

00:19:46.380 of politicians

00:19:47.240 no,

00:19:47.940 wait,

00:19:48.080 wait,

00:19:48.220 wait.

00:19:49.200 She said,

00:19:50.360 why is

00:19:54.420 everything

00:19:55.180 going wrong

00:19:55.720 on me

00:19:56.000 today?

00:19:57.000 The Oversight

00:19:57.720 Committee

00:19:57.980 has been

00:19:58.380 investigating

00:19:59.040 America's

00:19:59.600 firearm

00:20:00.000 industry.

00:20:00.800 According

00:20:01.000 to the

00:20:01.400 panel,

00:20:01.920 major gun

00:20:02.480 manufacturers,

00:20:03.160 including

00:20:03.420 Smith &

00:20:03.840 Wesson

00:20:04.040 have

00:20:04.180 made

00:20:04.380 over

00:20:04.640 a

00:20:04.920 billion

00:20:05.300 dollars

00:20:05.980 in the

00:20:06.740 last

00:20:07.020 decade

00:20:07.500 selling

00:20:08.120 military

00:20:08.840 style

00:20:09.620 weapons.

00:20:11.660 Okay.

00:20:13.560 She goes

00:20:14.560 on and

00:20:15.580 she says,

00:20:16.520 as the

00:20:16.740 world

00:20:17.020 watches

00:20:17.540 the

00:20:17.800 families

00:20:18.360 of

00:20:18.600 Parkland

00:20:19.100 victims

00:20:19.660 relive

00:20:20.280 their

00:20:20.500 trauma

00:20:20.840 through

00:20:21.180 a

00:20:21.380 shooter's

00:20:21.820 trial,

00:20:22.740 it is

00:20:22.980 unconscionable

00:20:23.880 that Smith &

00:20:25.160 Wesson

00:20:25.400 is still

00:20:25.760 refusing

00:20:26.140 to take

00:20:26.680 responsibility

00:20:27.780 for selling

00:20:29.040 the assault

00:20:29.700 weapons

00:20:30.260 used to

00:20:31.120 massacre 0.54

00:20:31.740 Americans. 0.63

00:20:33.840 She says

00:20:35.400 that his

00:20:36.200 statement

00:20:36.620 shows

00:20:37.260 how

00:20:37.680 afraid

00:20:38.260 they

00:20:38.900 really

00:20:39.220 are.

00:20:40.260 Okay,

00:20:40.920 I got a

00:20:41.300 couple of

00:20:41.600 things.

00:20:42.160 First of

00:20:42.480 all,

00:20:42.660 I don't

00:20:42.980 think they

00:20:43.380 deny

00:20:44.060 selling

00:20:45.520 the

00:20:45.860 weapons

00:20:46.240 or I

00:20:47.040 should

00:20:47.240 say

00:20:47.500 producing

00:20:48.120 the

00:20:48.420 weapons

00:20:48.760 that

00:20:49.020 were

00:20:49.200 sold

00:20:49.780 to

00:20:50.080 people

00:20:50.440 who

00:20:50.940 then

00:20:51.240 use

00:20:51.900 them

00:20:52.200 incorrectly.

00:20:53.900 I'm

00:20:54.540 not going

00:20:55.060 to sue

00:20:55.820 the

00:20:56.300 lawnmower

00:20:56.920 people

00:20:57.380 if

00:20:58.620 somebody

00:20:59.120 comes

00:20:59.480 at me

00:20:59.940 with a

00:21:00.400 lawnmower

00:21:01.020 and

00:21:01.680 they're

00:21:02.100 holding

00:21:02.760 it up

00:21:03.200 like it's

00:21:03.620 a fan

00:21:04.240 and just

00:21:05.060 shred 0.93

00:21:05.700 me like 0.99

00:21:06.220 baloney.

00:21:07.100 Maloney.

00:21:08.880 I'm not

00:21:09.700 going to

00:21:09.920 shoot. 0.94

00:21:10.640 I can't 0.99

00:21:11.520 believe

00:21:12.380 the

00:21:12.920 lawnmower

00:21:13.860 industry

00:21:14.760 will not

00:21:16.500 why are

00:21:17.440 chainsaws

00:21:18.600 still available

00:21:19.740 when we've

00:21:21.260 got this

00:21:21.760 Jason guy

00:21:22.880 out with

00:21:23.500 a chainsaw?

00:21:25.300 Why?

00:21:25.980 I don't

00:21:28.060 know.

00:21:28.460 Jason's 0.99

00:21:29.060 crazy.

00:21:29.820 It's not

00:21:30.180 the chainsaw's

00:21:31.200 fault.

00:21:31.620 I believe

00:21:32.880 it's

00:21:33.080 Texas

00:21:33.520 Chainsaw

00:21:34.040 Massacre

00:21:34.560 who

00:21:34.820 they'd

00:21:35.360 be

00:21:35.420 killing 0.99

00:21:35.640 with 0.99

00:21:35.800 the

00:21:35.920 chainsaws.

00:21:36.600 Jason

00:21:36.900 would

00:21:37.600 not

00:21:38.040 really

00:21:38.220 his

00:21:38.420 shtick

00:21:39.240 as much.

00:21:39.760 What's

00:21:39.940 the other

00:21:40.200 guy's

00:21:40.500 name?

00:21:40.860 Michael

00:21:41.060 Myers?

00:21:42.040 Yeah,

00:21:42.540 Mike

00:21:42.800 Myers.

00:21:43.680 I think

00:21:43.880 you want

00:21:45.020 Texas

00:21:45.320 Chainsaw

00:21:45.800 Massacre.

00:21:46.760 That's

00:21:46.880 the

00:21:47.100 Leatherface

00:21:48.420 would be

00:21:48.720 the

00:21:48.940 Leatherface

00:21:49.780 used

00:21:50.060 a

00:21:50.200 chainsaw

00:21:50.960 but I'm

00:21:51.400 pretty

00:21:51.620 sure

00:21:51.860 Jason

00:21:52.320 or

00:21:52.560 Mike

00:21:52.840 Myers

00:21:53.220 also

00:21:53.640 used

00:21:54.020 one

00:21:54.240 at

00:21:54.380 some

00:21:54.620 time.

00:21:55.260 It

00:21:55.320 may

00:21:55.600 not

00:21:55.900 have

00:21:56.080 been

00:21:56.300 chronicled

00:21:56.940 in

00:22:01.620 shut 0.99

00:22:01.920 up 0.99

00:22:02.180 Stu.

00:22:02.660 I'm

00:22:02.880 fighting

00:22:03.160 for

00:22:03.360 my

00:22:03.540 life

00:22:04.080 here

00:22:04.300 today.

00:22:06.420 Okay,

00:22:07.320 so I'm

00:22:08.400 not going

00:22:08.700 to blame

00:22:09.140 the

00:22:09.580 lawnmower

00:22:10.400 company

00:22:11.020 or a

00:22:12.100 chainsaw

00:22:12.720 company

00:22:13.160 for

00:22:13.460 some

00:22:14.040 thing

00:22:15.380 that did

00:22:15.860 or didn't

00:22:16.360 happen

00:22:16.800 in a

00:22:17.140 movie.

00:22:17.980 You

00:22:18.300 don't

00:22:18.520 blame

00:22:18.900 the

00:22:19.160 gun.

00:22:20.320 I

00:22:20.620 want

00:22:20.920 to

00:22:21.080 just

00:22:21.420 address

00:22:22.020 how

00:22:22.680 afraid

00:22:23.440 Smith

00:22:23.940 and

00:22:24.140 Wesson

00:22:24.560 is

00:22:25.080 and

00:22:26.180 why

00:22:26.700 they

00:22:27.120 felt

00:22:27.500 it

00:22:27.700 really

00:22:28.260 important

00:22:28.840 to

00:22:29.140 say

00:22:29.500 how

00:22:30.300 rich

00:22:31.060 the

00:22:31.800 blood

00:22:32.300 of

00:22:32.660 Smith

00:22:33.080 and

00:22:33.600 Mr.

00:22:34.180 Wesson

00:22:34.640 really

00:22:35.500 is.

00:22:36.280 We'll

00:22:36.680 do

00:22:36.860 that

00:22:37.220 coming

00:22:37.780 up

00:22:38.040 in

00:22:38.200 just

00:22:38.460 a

00:22:38.660 second

00:22:38.960 if

00:22:39.200 Stu

00:22:40.120 would

00:22:40.280 just

00:22:40.460 stop

00:22:40.700 correcting

00:22:41.200 me.

00:22:41.960 This

00:22:42.120 story

00:22:43.400 would

00:22:43.640 have

00:22:43.720 been

00:22:43.860 done

00:22:44.140 20

00:22:44.800 minutes

00:22:45.120 ago.

00:22:45.800 It's

00:22:46.040 important

00:22:46.340 that we

00:22:46.600 keep

00:22:46.820 our

00:22:46.960 serial

00:22:47.220 killers

00:22:47.540 separate.

00:22:48.080 All

00:22:49.160 right,

00:22:51.560 let me

00:22:51.760 tell you

00:22:51.980 about our

00:22:52.200 sponsor

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00:22:54.500 Gosh,

00:22:55.220 you

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00:22:56.340 sit

00:22:56.520 back

00:22:56.800 and

00:22:56.960 think

00:22:57.160 on

00:22:57.280 all

00:22:57.460 the

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00:23:02.200 it

00:23:02.700 makes

00:23:03.460 me

00:23:03.620 wonder,

00:23:04.480 you know,

00:23:05.220 who knew

00:23:05.700 that a

00:23:06.140 few 0.98

00:23:06.340 dorks 0.99

00:23:06.800 building 0.96

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00:23:07.660 in their

00:23:07.980 mom's

00:23:08.340 garage

00:23:08.780 were going

00:23:09.060 to change

00:23:09.440 the world

00:23:09.940 and then

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00:23:11.920 would 0.98

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00:23:12.700 and

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00:23:13.560 us

00:23:13.760 the

00:23:14.180 inflation

00:23:15.680 reduction

00:23:16.480 bill,

00:23:17.260 you know,

00:23:17.960 just threw

00:23:18.520 a couple

00:23:18.940 of drinks

00:23:19.540 over a

00:23:21.820 dinner,

00:23:22.120 just talking

00:23:22.660 about it

00:23:23.180 with a

00:23:24.480 senator

00:23:24.760 from

00:23:25.200 West

00:23:26.380 Virginia.

00:23:27.880 Ooh,

00:23:28.360 you don't

00:23:28.600 know that

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00:23:29.560 Anyway,

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00:24:04.260 Glenn.

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00:24:04.840 code is

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00:24:06.000 Coming up

00:24:06.340 next,

00:24:06.600 the exciting

00:24:07.160 conclusion of

00:24:08.000 the Smith

00:24:08.480 and Wesson

00:24:09.100 saga.

00:24:09.560 Welcome

00:24:19.500 to the

00:24:20.240 Glenn Beck

00:24:20.660 program.

00:24:21.320 Glad

00:24:21.480 you're

00:24:21.660 here.

00:24:22.720 So,

00:24:23.220 Congresswoman

00:24:25.160 Baloney

00:24:25.920 from New

00:24:26.820 York

00:24:27.180 has

00:24:28.180 come out

00:24:29.040 and responded

00:24:29.920 to Smith

00:24:30.600 and Wesson's

00:24:31.260 CEO's

00:24:32.080 letter,

00:24:33.280 open letter

00:24:34.080 to America

00:24:35.640 and the

00:24:36.220 world.

00:24:36.560 and she

00:24:37.160 said,

00:24:37.740 it just

00:24:38.380 shows how

00:24:39.440 this company

00:24:40.380 who's made

00:24:42.000 a billion

00:24:42.840 dollars on

00:24:44.400 weapons of

00:24:45.260 war,

00:24:46.120 how afraid

00:24:47.620 they really

00:24:48.340 are.

00:24:50.020 Carolyn,

00:24:50.940 if I may,

00:24:52.140 someone who

00:24:52.940 is afraid,

00:24:54.500 and I know

00:24:55.240 because I've

00:24:56.100 seen them all

00:24:56.820 over America

00:24:57.600 lately,

00:24:58.880 someone who

00:25:00.340 is afraid

00:25:00.960 avoids

00:25:01.860 confrontation.

00:25:02.620 they apologize,

00:25:05.380 they accept

00:25:06.220 the blame,

00:25:07.260 they do what

00:25:07.840 they're told,

00:25:08.880 they cower,

00:25:10.080 they roll

00:25:10.740 over to the

00:25:11.600 bullies,

00:25:12.200 oh,

00:25:12.440 just make it

00:25:12.940 stop,

00:25:13.360 okay,

00:25:13.640 okay,

00:25:13.940 okay,

00:25:14.260 I'll attend

00:25:14.820 it,

00:25:15.120 I'll attend

00:25:15.560 your meeting,

00:25:16.240 okay,

00:25:16.840 I give.

00:25:19.020 People who

00:25:19.800 know what

00:25:20.520 they believe,

00:25:21.820 who have

00:25:22.320 the truth

00:25:22.900 on their

00:25:23.440 side,

00:25:24.340 who have

00:25:24.740 tried to

00:25:25.480 unite and

00:25:26.120 tried to

00:25:26.640 find common

00:25:27.300 ground but

00:25:27.960 continually are

00:25:29.420 hit in the

00:25:30.160 face by the 0.56

00:25:30.980 bullies,

00:25:31.460 they don't

00:25:32.720 feel the need

00:25:33.540 to bully

00:25:34.080 back,

00:25:34.800 they don't

00:25:35.220 feel the

00:25:35.680 need to

00:25:36.100 push people

00:25:36.800 down so

00:25:37.340 they can

00:25:37.700 laugh and

00:25:38.700 point at

00:25:40.340 them and

00:25:40.760 make fun of

00:25:41.500 them in

00:25:41.980 front of the

00:25:42.440 crowd.

00:25:43.900 Traditionally,

00:25:44.880 Americans don't 1.00

00:25:46.560 like bullies.

00:25:48.000 For some

00:25:48.440 reason,

00:25:48.940 we're in this

00:25:49.360 thing where we

00:25:50.200 think the

00:25:50.680 bullies are 0.96

00:25:51.780 somehow or

00:25:52.200 another the

00:25:52.560 victims,

00:25:53.500 but we don't

00:25:55.200 like bullies.

00:25:56.440 And soon,

00:25:57.300 and I think

00:25:57.760 this letter is

00:25:59.120 a beginning of

00:26:01.160 it,

00:26:01.460 soon Americans

00:26:02.340 will remember

00:26:02.920 what it means

00:26:03.560 to be an

00:26:04.020 American again.

00:26:05.120 We stand up

00:26:05.980 for the

00:26:06.320 underdog.

00:26:07.060 We root

00:26:07.500 for the

00:26:07.960 little guy.

00:26:09.340 The baloney

00:26:09.880 from Maloney

00:26:10.700 that starts

00:26:11.340 with pointing

00:26:11.920 out that

00:26:12.460 Smith &

00:26:12.900 Wesson's 0.50

00:26:13.340 profits

00:26:13.880 is a

00:26:15.560 feeble 0.58

00:26:15.940 attempt to

00:26:16.800 make the

00:26:17.340 Smith &

00:26:18.440 Wesson

00:26:18.880 company into

00:26:19.860 the big

00:26:20.300 bully.

00:26:21.040 The only

00:26:21.920 problem is

00:26:23.060 Smith &

00:26:23.620 Wesson with

00:26:24.180 only a

00:26:24.800 billion dollars

00:26:25.800 is a much

00:26:27.740 smaller target

00:26:28.980 than the

00:26:29.520 United States

00:26:30.240 government

00:26:30.760 who spends

00:26:32.180 four trillion

00:26:33.380 dollars,

00:26:34.000 trillion dollars,

00:26:35.580 spends four

00:26:37.300 trillion dollars.

00:26:38.560 By the way,

00:26:39.500 Smith &

00:26:39.960 Wesson,

00:26:40.580 they have

00:26:41.620 the money

00:26:42.140 to fight

00:26:43.400 their own

00:26:43.940 battle due

00:26:44.940 to the fact

00:26:45.500 that they

00:26:45.940 make a

00:26:46.500 product that

00:26:47.100 millions of

00:26:47.940 law-abiding

00:26:48.600 citizens all

00:26:49.500 over the

00:26:49.880 globe use

00:26:51.800 to legally

00:26:52.460 protect

00:26:53.060 themselves,

00:26:53.740 their homes,

00:26:54.180 and their

00:26:54.440 children.

00:26:54.820 The government

00:26:56.060 on the other

00:26:56.900 hand doesn't

00:26:58.160 make their

00:26:59.000 money.

00:26:59.340 They confiscate

00:27:01.140 trillions of

00:27:02.680 dollars and

00:27:03.640 then they spend

00:27:04.400 it on wars,

00:27:05.660 not overseas,

00:27:06.820 but using

00:27:08.520 weapons of

00:27:09.940 Cold War

00:27:10.840 on our

00:27:11.940 children,

00:27:13.160 propaganda,

00:27:15.320 intimidation,

00:27:17.200 controlling the

00:27:17.960 media, and

00:27:19.200 they use it to

00:27:19.820 destroy our

00:27:20.400 children, our

00:27:21.040 families, our

00:27:21.760 businesses, and

00:27:22.460 our very way

00:27:23.540 of life.

00:27:24.760 I don't

00:27:25.540 know.

00:27:26.640 I've looked at

00:27:27.720 politicians and

00:27:28.840 I wouldn't trust

00:27:29.760 having one in

00:27:30.780 my house because

00:27:31.760 you never know

00:27:33.180 what they might

00:27:34.020 do.

00:27:34.860 A gun made

00:27:36.440 by Smith &

00:27:37.280 Wesson or

00:27:37.800 anybody else,

00:27:38.460 I know exactly

00:27:39.360 what that's going

00:27:40.240 to do if it's

00:27:41.300 left in my

00:27:42.020 house.

00:27:43.520 Nothing.

00:27:45.740 The CEO of

00:27:47.040 Smith &

00:27:47.480 Wesson is

00:27:48.040 merely stating

00:27:48.980 facts that

00:27:50.160 still always

00:27:52.120 have been

00:27:52.760 and always

00:27:53.360 will be

00:27:54.240 universal

00:27:55.620 truth.

00:27:57.540 And they're

00:27:58.320 just pointing

00:27:59.820 out that

00:28:00.300 universal truth

00:28:01.260 bends to

00:28:02.560 no man,

00:28:03.780 no matter

00:28:04.540 the force

00:28:05.620 or so-called

00:28:06.940 progress

00:28:07.860 or who's

00:28:09.440 in power.

00:28:10.600 And the

00:28:11.320 truth is

00:28:12.000 the individual

00:28:13.180 is supreme

00:28:14.340 as well as

00:28:15.760 responsible for

00:28:17.120 their own

00:28:17.560 actions.

00:28:18.320 A knife can

00:28:19.040 be used to

00:28:19.740 teach a

00:28:20.180 grandson how

00:28:20.980 to whittle.

00:28:21.800 It can be

00:28:22.300 used by a

00:28:22.920 man who

00:28:23.580 is enraged

00:28:26.220 and desires 1.00

00:28:26.880 to kill

00:28:28.040 anything or 1.00

00:28:29.040 anybody.

00:28:29.960 We don't

00:28:30.480 blame the

00:28:31.020 knife.

00:28:31.760 Well,

00:28:32.280 England does 0.97

00:28:33.220 and we

00:28:33.740 will soon.

00:28:37.460 Why is it

00:28:39.140 that we

00:28:40.260 blame the

00:28:41.000 gun but

00:28:42.280 we don't

00:28:42.860 blame Twitter

00:28:43.620 or Facebook

00:28:44.620 for what

00:28:47.040 these same

00:28:47.500 people say

00:28:48.040 is hate

00:28:48.760 speech?

00:28:49.280 why is

00:28:50.460 the

00:28:50.620 individual

00:28:51.180 blamed

00:28:51.740 and banned

00:28:52.460 and not

00:28:53.260 the platform?

00:28:55.400 How can

00:28:55.980 you ban

00:28:57.640 the user

00:28:58.440 of social

00:28:59.580 media and

00:29:00.680 not ban

00:29:01.460 Twitter or

00:29:02.680 Facebook?

00:29:05.640 How come

00:29:06.740 the knife,

00:29:07.500 the gun,

00:29:08.100 and social

00:29:09.220 media aren't

00:29:10.580 all neutral?

00:29:13.600 Because of

00:29:14.600 people and

00:29:16.440 their individual

00:29:17.300 choices.

00:29:18.620 In this

00:29:19.060 case,

00:29:19.880 those people

00:29:20.880 who are

00:29:21.360 the biggest

00:29:22.060 bullies

00:29:22.800 because there

00:29:23.880 are no

00:29:24.660 police to

00:29:25.520 call when

00:29:26.060 these bullies 0.65

00:29:26.920 are out of 0.93

00:29:27.400 control,

00:29:28.260 all remain

00:29:29.260 in the

00:29:30.340 government.

00:29:31.260 Pat Gray

00:29:31.880 joins us

00:29:32.440 now from

00:29:32.880 Pat Gray

00:29:33.400 Unleashed.

00:29:33.980 Hello,

00:29:34.280 Pat,

00:29:34.500 how are

00:29:34.800 you?

00:29:35.280 Oh,

00:29:35.980 perfect.

00:29:36.600 In almost

00:29:37.200 every way,

00:29:37.900 as always.

00:29:39.880 So there's

00:29:40.320 nothing bothering

00:29:41.160 you.

00:29:41.860 No.

00:29:42.860 Were you

00:29:43.480 born in

00:29:44.000 a barn?

00:29:44.660 You leave

00:29:45.020 the door

00:29:45.520 open or

00:29:46.700 something like

00:29:48.220 that.

00:29:49.080 Something like

00:29:49.860 that.

00:29:50.260 And there

00:29:50.940 was something

00:29:51.900 like that

00:29:52.660 that's kind

00:29:53.280 of interesting

00:29:53.820 at the

00:29:54.420 border.

00:29:55.040 Really?

00:29:55.680 They were on

00:29:56.560 somebody's land

00:29:57.440 that had put

00:29:58.280 up a fence

00:29:58.840 and a gate

00:29:59.440 and it is

00:30:00.260 kept locked

00:30:00.920 and it's

00:30:01.380 barbed

00:30:01.860 wired at

00:30:02.260 the top.

00:30:03.280 And the

00:30:03.500 Texas National

00:30:04.480 Guard was

00:30:05.680 actually making

00:30:06.540 sure that

00:30:07.940 illegals who

00:30:08.640 were gathered

00:30:09.080 at that gate

00:30:09.760 weren't coming

00:30:10.420 through.

00:30:10.760 They locked

00:30:12.260 it up and

00:30:12.900 were standing

00:30:14.560 by making

00:30:15.320 sure that

00:30:15.900 they didn't

00:30:16.340 break our

00:30:16.900 laws.

00:30:17.740 Now I

00:30:18.160 understand we

00:30:18.600 have some

00:30:18.980 video of

00:30:19.600 this.

00:30:19.740 And we do

00:30:20.140 have some

00:30:20.480 video and

00:30:20.940 you'll see

00:30:21.300 what happens.

00:30:22.120 This is the

00:30:22.940 first time we've

00:30:23.540 ever seen

00:30:23.940 this.

00:30:24.280 The Texas

00:30:24.700 National Guard

00:30:25.620 closed and

00:30:26.880 locked a gate

00:30:27.860 here at a

00:30:28.580 major crossing

00:30:29.460 area in

00:30:30.440 Eagle Pass.

00:30:31.240 Illegal immigrants 1.00

00:30:31.960 showed up at

00:30:32.620 the gate expecting

00:30:33.520 to be let in.

00:30:34.860 The National

00:30:35.300 Guard said,

00:30:36.040 nope, we're not

00:30:36.840 going to be the

00:30:37.160 ones to let

00:30:37.620 you in.

00:30:38.260 The immigrants 1.00

00:30:39.000 just stood

00:30:39.640 outside and

00:30:40.240 waited.

00:30:40.760 And here's

00:30:41.680 what ended up

00:30:42.380 happening.

00:30:43.140 Border Patrol

00:30:43.700 showed up.

00:30:44.320 Take a look at

00:30:44.800 this video.

00:30:45.640 A Border Patrol

00:30:46.260 supervisor showed

00:30:47.160 up with the

00:30:47.700 key, unlocked the

00:30:49.040 gate, and let

00:30:49.920 all of the

00:30:50.480 migrants into the 1.00

00:30:51.280 property.

00:30:51.720 It's private

00:30:52.160 property.

00:30:52.700 The landowner

00:30:53.280 allows Texas

00:30:54.040 law enforcement

00:30:54.640 as well as

00:30:55.160 Border Patrol to

00:30:56.280 work here.

00:30:56.900 But you can see

00:30:57.720 the contrast between

00:30:58.620 the state of Texas's

00:30:59.620 approach as well as

00:31:00.840 the federal government's

00:31:01.940 approach.

00:31:02.220 see the contrast.

00:31:03.100 I can.

00:31:03.500 I can.

00:31:05.280 He was right

00:31:06.080 about that.

00:31:06.620 I saw it.

00:31:07.480 Yeah.

00:31:07.940 This is private

00:31:09.160 land.

00:31:10.140 Yeah.

00:31:11.020 So how is it, did

00:31:13.380 the government put

00:31:14.240 up the fence or is

00:31:15.360 this a private

00:31:16.140 fence?

00:31:17.540 It's a good

00:31:17.840 question.

00:31:18.380 I don't know.

00:31:19.680 I'm wondering if I

00:31:20.800 have private

00:31:21.460 property and people

00:31:23.300 who are knowingly

00:31:24.620 breaking the law,

00:31:26.000 if the federal

00:31:26.800 government comes

00:31:28.000 onto my private

00:31:29.120 property and opens

00:31:30.780 up my private

00:31:31.740 fence with my

00:31:32.640 private lock and

00:31:34.660 says, hey, yeah,

00:31:35.880 come on all

00:31:36.500 through.

00:31:36.800 Just come on

00:31:37.480 through this guy's

00:31:38.120 property.

00:31:38.620 I have a problem

00:31:39.340 with that.

00:31:40.200 I mean, he does

00:31:41.040 say that.

00:31:41.420 I guess he allows

00:31:42.740 the law enforcement

00:31:43.580 to work there.

00:31:44.300 So maybe they're

00:31:44.860 the ones controlling

00:31:45.600 the fence.

00:31:46.120 I don't know.

00:31:46.660 But it's certainly

00:31:47.140 if they're the ones

00:31:48.160 making those decisions,

00:31:48.960 they're doing it

00:31:49.580 poorly.

00:31:50.320 Very poorly.

00:31:51.400 What happens if

00:31:53.060 there is a fence

00:31:53.940 and a bunch of

00:31:55.520 Smith and Wesson

00:31:56.240 guns swim through

00:31:58.080 the river?

00:31:58.680 Oh, no.

00:31:59.120 Then these guns

00:32:00.060 climb up the

00:32:01.120 dangerous situation.

00:32:02.780 There could have

00:32:03.540 been a war on

00:32:04.760 our border if

00:32:05.660 guns would have 0.95

00:32:07.900 been standing at

00:32:08.760 the gates.

00:32:09.280 Yeah, thanks to

00:32:09.940 Smith and Wesson.

00:32:10.660 Yeah, absolutely.

00:32:12.060 Created for one

00:32:12.960 purpose.

00:32:13.520 Yeah.

00:32:13.800 And that's to 1.00

00:32:14.320 kill. 1.00

00:32:14.580 Kill. 1.00

00:32:15.200 Kill people. 1.00

00:32:15.800 In war, too. 1.00

00:32:17.080 Yeah.

00:32:17.640 Weapons of war.

00:32:19.000 Anyway, so you

00:32:19.760 have a problem with

00:32:20.500 this.

00:32:20.580 A little bit of

00:32:21.160 a problem.

00:32:21.680 Okay.

00:32:22.020 Yeah, it shows

00:32:22.700 you the difference

00:32:23.260 between the way

00:32:23.980 Texas is trying

00:32:24.940 to handle things

00:32:25.760 and the way the

00:32:26.660 Biden administration

00:32:27.840 is handling things.

00:32:29.060 because the

00:32:29.980 border patrol

00:32:30.700 falls under the

00:32:31.960 guidance, if you

00:32:33.860 will, of the

00:32:34.640 Biden administration.

00:32:35.660 When is our

00:32:36.740 state going to

00:32:37.600 lead the way?

00:32:39.080 I like the

00:32:39.940 busing thing.

00:32:40.840 Yeah, I love that.

00:32:41.800 I love that.

00:32:42.520 I love that.

00:32:43.000 But when is the

00:32:43.920 state here going to

00:32:47.800 actually lead the

00:32:48.840 way and say this

00:32:51.820 is an invasion?

00:32:53.400 Yeah, they should

00:32:54.520 have done that a

00:32:55.840 long time ago.

00:32:56.620 Right.

00:32:57.380 I mean, New York,

00:32:59.060 after 14 people

00:33:00.640 come into a city

00:33:01.620 of 7 million,

00:33:03.440 they're like,

00:33:03.980 there was a bus

00:33:05.880 that arrived.

00:33:07.100 We don't have room

00:33:08.560 for buses here.

00:33:10.000 I'll tell you

00:33:10.660 exactly when they

00:33:11.420 start getting the

00:33:11.920 border right,

00:33:12.500 when our governor

00:33:13.240 is Beto O'Rourke.

00:33:14.980 That's when they

00:33:15.800 will start to nail it.

00:33:17.400 Yeah.

00:33:17.880 Yeah.

00:33:18.320 It's going to get a

00:33:18.820 lot better, everybody.

00:33:19.920 The other thing you

00:33:20.580 can't help but notice

00:33:21.480 is all the families

00:33:23.800 that were pouring

00:33:24.780 across the border.

00:33:25.860 Can you show that

00:33:26.360 video again?

00:33:27.000 Look at the families,

00:33:28.080 the women, the children.

00:33:29.320 It looked like a bunch

00:33:30.140 of men.

00:33:30.240 It's so heartwarming.

00:33:31.220 I didn't see a bunch.

00:33:31.660 You know, they're coming

00:33:32.180 here for a better life,

00:33:33.240 these families.

00:33:33.660 But I didn't see,

00:33:34.460 I just see.

00:33:35.540 There they are.

00:33:36.240 It's a bunch of men.

00:33:37.360 It's almost all men. 0.98

00:33:38.680 We counted four women 0.98

00:33:39.680 out of, what are there,

00:33:41.040 30 people there?

00:33:42.100 Well, maybe they all

00:33:42.940 identify as women.

00:33:44.100 It's possible.

00:33:45.040 We didn't ask.

00:33:46.660 How would you know

00:33:47.720 what a woman is? 1.00

00:33:49.780 There's no way to tell.

00:33:51.260 But it's just,

00:33:52.220 from start to finish,

00:33:54.300 it's just an outrageous

00:33:55.560 situation.

00:33:56.640 And they'll tell you

00:33:57.360 that these are just

00:33:58.020 families looking for

00:33:59.240 a better life.

00:34:00.840 Their children are here

00:34:02.040 and they've got to find

00:34:02.880 a place for the

00:34:03.640 children to live.

00:34:04.980 Not a single child.

00:34:06.280 I will say, too,

00:34:07.640 there are a lot of

00:34:08.480 long-term risks to

00:34:09.580 what's going on with

00:34:10.380 drones in the world,

00:34:11.460 but it is really

00:34:12.940 screwing up the

00:34:13.800 government's way of

00:34:15.020 hiding the stuff.

00:34:15.780 Wow, it is.

00:34:16.900 Fox News has caught

00:34:18.020 them on the border

00:34:19.120 doing so many things

00:34:20.000 because they just

00:34:20.840 fly drones right by

00:34:21.880 and you're getting

00:34:22.220 perfect views of

00:34:23.240 exactly what they're

00:34:23.880 doing over and over

00:34:24.700 and over and over

00:34:25.300 and over again.

00:34:25.320 That's why we need

00:34:26.060 tougher drone laws.

00:34:28.300 Wait for that

00:34:29.020 argument to come.

00:34:29.640 The New Jersey

00:34:30.400 chapter of the

00:34:31.280 nation's largest

00:34:32.000 teachers union,

00:34:33.080 the National Education

00:34:34.620 Association, the

00:34:36.060 NEA, has published

00:34:37.720 an ad now labeling

00:34:38.820 parents who speak

00:34:39.960 out at school board

00:34:41.300 meetings against

00:34:42.300 critical race theory

00:34:43.360 and gender identity

00:34:44.380 lessons as

00:34:45.500 domestic terrorists?

00:34:47.480 Extremists.

00:34:48.040 Oh, okay.

00:34:48.560 Yes.

00:34:49.060 All right.

00:34:49.460 New Jersey citizens

00:34:50.380 should agree that

00:34:51.220 students deserve a

00:34:52.260 world-class education

00:34:53.880 and that should be

00:34:55.400 separate from politics.

00:34:57.300 However, however,

00:34:58.760 however,

00:34:59.140 the video cuts to

00:35:00.240 black and white

00:35:00.700 photos of people

00:35:01.340 yelling in crowded

00:35:02.160 meetings.

00:35:02.880 Can't have that.

00:35:03.700 You can't have

00:35:04.100 people yelling.

00:35:04.940 No.

00:35:05.540 And the narrator

00:35:06.560 says these parents

00:35:08.420 are protesting

00:35:09.220 these school board

00:35:10.140 meetings.

00:35:11.300 These parents are

00:35:12.420 extremists.

00:35:13.280 When extremists

00:35:14.020 start attacking our

00:35:15.120 schools, that's not

00:35:17.080 who we are.

00:35:18.500 People who only want 0.79

00:35:19.540 to fight to score

00:35:20.580 political points should

00:35:22.080 take that somewhere

00:35:23.420 else.

00:35:24.320 Listen to how they

00:35:25.180 turn this around.

00:35:26.640 Yeah, I know.

00:35:27.220 Every single time.

00:35:28.420 Every single time.

00:35:29.240 Masterfully.

00:35:30.100 Just turn it around

00:35:31.020 like here's the

00:35:32.320 problem.

00:35:32.660 So I will tell you

00:35:33.460 that I spent some

00:35:34.440 time with politicians

00:35:37.260 yesterday.

00:35:38.500 Lots of them.

00:35:41.020 Some would say

00:35:42.000 too many.

00:35:43.660 But I met with

00:35:45.440 the Republicans

00:35:47.620 in the Utah

00:35:50.220 House and Senate

00:35:51.700 briefing them on

00:35:54.300 ESG.

00:35:55.840 and I will tell

00:35:58.800 you I had

00:35:59.360 multiple conversations

00:36:01.060 with people who

00:36:02.300 said please

00:36:03.980 tell our

00:36:05.100 constituents

00:36:05.700 they have

00:36:07.200 got to

00:36:08.360 call the

00:36:09.400 switchboards.

00:36:10.780 They've got

00:36:11.420 to call

00:36:12.220 the Republicans

00:36:13.560 and just

00:36:14.840 say please

00:36:16.320 do this

00:36:18.180 or you

00:36:19.420 guys are

00:36:19.820 standing up

00:36:20.700 for this.

00:36:21.700 Thank you.

00:36:22.220 we have

00:36:22.780 your back.

00:36:23.420 They said

00:36:24.320 you have

00:36:25.260 no idea

00:36:26.400 the teachers

00:36:27.660 unions

00:36:28.200 and the

00:36:28.840 unions

00:36:29.440 and the

00:36:30.080 banking

00:36:30.580 lobbyists

00:36:31.340 that just

00:36:32.880 put wave

00:36:34.720 after wave

00:36:35.800 after wave

00:36:36.900 of pressure

00:36:37.780 and phone

00:36:38.500 calls

00:36:39.020 against us

00:36:39.800 and we feel

00:36:40.880 completely alone.

00:36:43.600 We have

00:36:44.520 to be

00:36:45.000 engaged.

00:36:45.640 we have

00:36:46.240 if you

00:36:46.720 have a

00:36:47.300 politician

00:36:47.840 who is

00:36:48.780 standing up

00:36:49.720 I met

00:36:50.440 I met

00:36:51.280 I think

00:36:51.940 I think

00:36:55.460 it's fair

00:36:55.940 to say

00:36:56.340 I've really

00:36:56.900 searched

00:36:57.340 my mind

00:36:58.160 the last

00:36:58.480 couple of

00:36:58.900 last 24

00:36:59.900 hours on

00:37:00.340 this.

00:37:01.240 I think

00:37:01.420 I met

00:37:01.860 the

00:37:02.860 most

00:37:04.040 sincere

00:37:04.980 and

00:37:06.600 brave

00:37:08.500 politician

00:37:09.200 in my

00:37:11.160 life

00:37:11.560 yesterday.

00:37:13.160 Really?

00:37:13.600 Yeah.

00:37:13.800 a member

00:37:14.560 of the

00:37:15.060 House

00:37:16.020 or Senate

00:37:16.600 in Utah?

00:37:17.120 He is

00:37:17.560 the leader

00:37:18.120 of the

00:37:18.960 Senate

00:37:19.320 in Utah.

00:37:20.600 That man

00:37:21.320 I walked

00:37:23.780 away

00:37:24.180 and I

00:37:25.020 stopped

00:37:25.540 in the

00:37:25.840 hallway

00:37:26.080 and I

00:37:26.340 looked at

00:37:26.620 David Barton

00:37:27.180 and I

00:37:27.400 said I

00:37:27.780 think I

00:37:28.100 just met

00:37:28.700 the most

00:37:29.860 sincere

00:37:30.540 and decent

00:37:31.920 politician

00:37:32.560 I've ever

00:37:33.220 met in

00:37:33.560 my life.

00:37:35.220 This guy

00:37:37.860 is amazing

00:37:38.840 and trying

00:37:39.520 to do

00:37:40.120 the right

00:37:40.700 thing

00:37:41.020 but

00:37:41.740 he's one

00:37:42.420 of them

00:37:42.620 pointed out

00:37:43.180 and said

00:37:43.500 Glenn

00:37:44.560 we start

00:37:45.100 down this

00:37:45.540 road

00:37:45.800 we are

00:37:46.160 going to

00:37:46.400 get hammered

00:37:47.160 please

00:37:47.820 tell your

00:37:48.560 audience

00:37:48.980 to support

00:37:50.360 the good

00:37:50.820 guys

00:37:51.180 let them 0.55

00:37:51.820 know

00:37:52.160 they're

00:37:52.440 not

00:37:52.680 alone

00:37:53.080 so

00:37:53.900 please

00:37:54.240 do

00:37:54.480 that

00:37:54.740 all right

00:37:55.080 back

00:37:55.360 in just

00:37:55.680 a second

00:37:56.040 planning

00:37:56.760 for the

00:37:57.060 future

00:37:57.320 can be

00:37:57.620 difficult

00:37:58.080 but

00:37:58.400 sometimes

00:37:59.020 getting

00:37:59.400 the ball

00:37:59.700 rolling

00:38:00.040 as easy

00:38:00.680 as seeking

00:38:01.120 somebody

00:38:01.460 out

00:38:01.700 to help

00:38:02.160 you

00:38:02.360 not

00:38:02.920 just

00:38:03.140 a

00:38:03.280 fresh

00:38:03.620 set

00:38:03.860 of

00:38:03.980 eyes

00:38:04.180 to

00:38:04.340 look

00:38:04.500 at

00:38:04.580 the

00:38:04.700 situation

00:38:05.100 but

00:38:05.300 an

00:38:05.440 actual

00:38:05.720 expert

00:38:06.240 set

00:38:06.580 of

00:38:06.740 eyes

00:38:07.040 in

00:38:07.540 the

00:38:07.640 case

00:38:07.820 of

00:38:07.920 your

00:38:08.040 financial

00:38:08.440 well-being

00:38:08.980 the name

00:38:09.420 to trust

00:38:09.960 is

00:38:10.420 American

00:38:11.060 Financing

00:38:11.740 they've

00:38:12.140 spent

00:38:12.320 the last

00:38:12.720 two

00:38:12.900 decades

00:38:13.280 helping

00:38:13.660 people

00:38:14.040 just

00:38:14.380 like

00:38:14.660 you

00:38:14.900 find

00:38:15.560 the

00:38:15.760 best

00:38:16.080 ways

00:38:16.480 to

00:38:16.680 save

00:38:16.980 money

00:38:17.320 from

00:38:17.840 mortgage

00:38:18.260 refis

00:38:18.860 to

00:38:19.060 equity

00:38:19.480 loans

00:38:19.960 they're

00:38:20.400 at

00:38:20.500 the

00:38:20.700 forefront

00:38:21.120 of

00:38:21.560 the

00:38:21.700 industry

00:38:22.180 now

00:38:23.140 if

00:38:23.620 you

00:38:23.700 haven't

00:38:23.920 already

00:38:24.240 please

00:38:24.900 give

00:38:25.320 American

00:38:25.700 financing

00:38:26.180 a

00:38:26.500 call

00:38:26.740 today

00:38:27.160 they're

00:38:27.560 America's

00:38:28.020 home

00:38:28.240 for

00:38:28.480 home

00:38:28.700 loans

00:38:29.080 and

00:38:29.380 here's

00:38:29.580 the

00:38:29.680 best

00:38:29.860 thing

00:38:30.160 they're

00:38:30.700 honest

00:38:31.040 they work

00:38:31.620 for

00:38:32.120 you

00:38:32.640 not

00:38:33.340 the

00:38:33.500 bank

00:38:33.840 they

00:38:34.220 don't

00:38:34.420 get

00:38:34.580 any

00:38:34.800 kickbacks

00:38:35.380 or

00:38:35.580 anything

00:38:35.820 else

00:38:36.260 for

00:38:36.960 you

00:38:37.280 know

00:38:37.460 the

00:38:38.080 bank

00:38:38.340 will

00:38:38.540 give

00:38:39.300 mortgage

00:38:39.780 lenders

00:38:40.180 bonuses

00:38:40.800 if

00:38:41.280 they

00:38:41.460 sell

00:38:41.940 this

00:38:42.300 loan

00:38:42.720 to

00:38:43.000 you

00:38:43.240 they

00:38:43.800 don't

00:38:43.960 have

00:38:44.260 any

00:38:44.560 of

00:38:44.740 that

00:38:44.880 they

00:38:45.020 don't

00:38:45.220 engage

00:38:45.720 in

00:38:45.880 any

00:38:46.060 of

00:38:46.240 that

00:38:46.500 they

00:38:47.120 won't

00:38:47.500 jam

00:38:47.900 you

00:38:48.100 into

00:38:48.360 something

00:38:48.820 they're

00:38:49.420 going

00:38:49.520 to

00:38:49.600 do

00:38:49.700 the

00:38:49.840 right

00:38:50.100 thing

00:38:50.340 for

00:38:50.500 you

00:38:50.660 so

00:38:50.820 please

00:38:51.360 if

00:38:51.620 you

00:38:51.740 have

00:38:52.080 thousands

00:38:53.180 in

00:38:53.820 credit

00:38:54.600 cards

00:38:55.080 and

00:38:55.680 you've

00:38:55.840 got

00:38:56.000 20%

00:38:56.740 interest

00:38:57.140 rates

00:38:57.420 please

00:38:58.040 call

00:38:58.460 American

00:38:58.860 financing

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00:39:34.220 welcome to

00:39:39.940 the

00:39:40.160 glennbeck

00:39:40.780 program

00:39:41.400 by the

00:39:42.560 way

00:39:42.860 china

00:39:43.420 has

00:39:43.840 begun

00:39:44.160 rationing

00:39:44.820 energy

00:39:45.240 supplies

00:39:45.840 so

00:39:47.240 you know

00:39:47.840 what

00:39:48.580 could

00:39:48.760 happen

00:39:49.040 there

00:39:49.400 they're

00:39:50.440 rationing

00:39:51.120 it

00:39:51.420 and

00:39:51.940 they

00:39:53.640 are

00:39:54.140 their

00:39:54.740 electricity

00:39:55.420 hydropower

00:39:56.460 is down

00:39:57.200 about

00:39:57.460 50%

00:39:58.420 and

00:39:59.840 they're

00:40:00.040 having

00:40:00.260 a

00:40:00.460 heat

00:40:00.680 wave

00:40:01.060 and

00:40:01.680 they

00:40:02.240 said

00:40:02.700 ah

00:40:03.500 you know

00:40:04.520 we gotta

00:40:04.800 leave

00:40:05.300 the

00:40:05.480 power

00:40:05.780 for

00:40:06.000 the

00:40:06.160 people

00:40:06.540 so

00:40:07.060 stop

00:40:08.080 using

00:40:09.020 so much

00:40:10.380 power

00:40:10.740 and they're

00:40:11.200 actually

00:40:11.680 cutting

00:40:12.160 the

00:40:12.420 power

00:40:12.760 companies

00:40:13.420 are

00:40:15.240 cutting

00:40:15.520 the

00:40:15.740 power

00:40:16.120 to

00:40:17.220 production

00:40:18.940 lines

00:40:19.620 so

00:40:20.480 that's

00:40:20.800 not

00:40:20.920 gonna be

00:40:21.240 a problem

00:40:21.600 that's

00:40:22.640 not gonna

00:40:22.920 be a

00:40:23.140 problem

00:40:23.380 at all

00:40:24.220 it's

00:40:25.080 amazing

00:40:25.340 just how

00:40:25.780 there's

00:40:26.320 no focus

00:40:27.680 on how

00:40:28.120 to

00:40:28.340 power

00:40:28.840 our

00:40:29.900 actual

00:40:30.300 needs

00:40:30.720 no

00:40:31.320 it's

00:40:31.820 about

00:40:32.080 like

00:40:32.300 changing

00:40:32.840 the

00:40:33.240 power

00:40:33.560 we

00:40:33.760 already

00:40:34.100 use

00:40:34.720 into

00:40:35.000 some

00:40:35.380 different

00:40:35.900 sort

00:40:36.220 of

00:40:36.360 more

00:40:36.640 expensive

00:40:37.360 source

00:40:38.200 that's

00:40:39.220 theoretically

00:40:39.780 quote unquote

00:40:40.480 cleaner

00:40:41.020 rather than

00:40:41.980 saying hey

00:40:42.500 we're gonna

00:40:43.060 need a lot

00:40:43.520 more power

00:40:44.300 than we

00:40:44.580 use now

00:40:45.000 of course

00:40:45.720 we are

00:40:46.040 we don't

00:40:46.240 need what

00:40:46.500 we need

00:40:46.780 now

00:40:47.080 that's

00:40:47.620 that's

00:40:47.900 nothing

00:40:48.140 we need

00:40:48.920 to plan

00:40:49.540 for the

00:40:49.800 future

00:40:50.140 and instead

00:40:51.600 they're

00:40:51.900 like well

00:40:52.280 what if

00:40:52.560 we rolled

00:40:52.900 out

00:40:53.120 less

00:40:53.560 efficient

00:40:53.980 technology

00:40:54.760 that

00:40:55.020 turns

00:40:55.380 that

00:40:55.660 on and

00:40:56.160 off

00:40:56.420 half

00:40:56.700 the

00:40:56.860 time

00:40:57.200 it

00:40:57.380 doesn't

00:40:57.600 really

00:40:58.000 work

00:40:58.340 consistently

00:40:58.940 and

00:40:59.800 seems

00:41:00.460 to

00:41:00.900 get

00:41:01.960 completely

00:41:02.560 made

00:41:03.040 obsolete

00:41:03.520 within a

00:41:03.960 few

00:41:04.080 years

00:41:04.420 well if

00:41:04.860 we don't

00:41:05.420 lose

00:41:05.980 control of

00:41:07.100 a free

00:41:07.540 market

00:41:07.980 and a

00:41:09.280 representative

00:41:09.960 republic

00:41:10.680 that can

00:41:11.420 listen to

00:41:11.900 the people

00:41:12.280 and respond

00:41:12.940 we will

00:41:14.160 come up

00:41:14.640 with the

00:41:14.920 solutions

00:41:15.260 and I

00:41:15.720 think you're

00:41:16.460 already starting

00:41:16.980 to see

00:41:17.340 nuclear energy

00:41:18.220 is starting

00:41:18.640 to go back

00:41:19.240 on the table

00:41:19.900 again

00:41:20.320 all over

00:41:20.900 the world

00:41:21.340 but hurry

00:41:23.140 this sale

00:41:24.140 ends

00:41:24.380 Friday

00:41:24.820 I have to

00:41:29.780 tell you

00:41:30.100 somebody came

00:41:30.680 up to me

00:41:31.160 the other

00:41:31.520 day

00:41:31.860 and they

00:41:32.600 said tell

00:41:33.060 me about

00:41:33.320 the sweat

00:41:33.680 block

00:41:33.940 stuff

00:41:34.320 and I'm

00:41:34.840 like and

00:41:35.340 I could

00:41:35.880 have spent

00:41:36.300 20 minutes

00:41:36.860 with them

00:41:37.260 Stu is the

00:41:38.620 same way

00:41:38.980 you asked

00:41:39.320 me what

00:41:39.640 was it

00:41:39.920 Monday

00:41:40.260 you were

00:41:40.600 like I

00:41:41.080 did a

00:41:41.320 sweat

00:41:41.520 block

00:41:41.700 commercial

00:41:42.020 and you

00:41:42.260 were like

00:41:42.560 how does

00:41:43.140 this work

00:41:43.580 I don't

00:41:43.820 understand

00:41:44.300 it's

00:41:44.800 amazing

00:41:45.500 okay so

00:41:46.000 they have

00:41:46.260 the regular

00:41:46.680 stick that

00:41:47.260 you can

00:41:47.560 use but

00:41:48.180 they have

00:41:48.900 sweat

00:41:49.440 wipes

00:41:49.980 okay sweat

00:41:50.700 block

00:41:50.980 wipes

00:41:51.400 and you

00:41:51.940 just

00:41:52.340 wipe

00:41:52.900 it under

00:41:54.060 your arm

00:41:54.540 before you

00:41:54.940 go to

00:41:55.160 bed

00:41:55.340 wipe it

00:41:56.020 under

00:41:56.220 your arms

00:41:56.800 and then

00:41:58.240 in the

00:41:58.820 morning take

00:41:59.240 a shower

00:41:59.580 and everything

00:41:59.900 and you

00:42:00.460 don't put

00:42:01.360 deodorant on

00:42:01.940 for a week

00:42:02.520 and that's

00:42:03.040 not like

00:42:03.500 it's not

00:42:04.140 like oh

00:42:04.620 man I'm

00:42:05.140 so tired

00:42:05.720 of putting

00:42:06.080 deodorant on

00:42:06.660 I'm tired

00:42:07.840 of smelling

00:42:08.740 in the

00:42:09.400 summertime

00:42:09.760 I'm tired

00:42:10.280 of sweating

00:42:11.000 up a fat

00:42:11.840 sweaty storm

00:42:12.760 and then

00:42:13.660 stinking

00:42:14.400 when you get

00:42:15.180 close to

00:42:15.640 anybody

00:42:15.840 they're like

00:42:16.160 okay you've

00:42:16.860 been outside

00:42:17.300 for a while

00:42:17.860 sweat block

00:42:19.520 stops it

00:42:20.620 I still

00:42:21.380 sweat

00:42:21.960 but you

00:42:22.980 know mainly

00:42:23.280 for my

00:42:23.680 forehead

00:42:23.980 and and

00:42:25.020 every place

00:42:25.520 else but

00:42:26.500 I don't

00:42:27.560 smell my

00:42:28.500 underarms

00:42:29.380 don't you

00:42:30.140 know I'm

00:42:30.420 not putting

00:42:31.080 big rings

00:42:31.700 under my

00:42:32.120 shirt it's

00:42:32.940 amazing truly

00:42:34.280 amazing you've

00:42:35.140 got to try

00:42:35.600 this stuff

00:42:36.120 get the

00:42:37.080 deodorant stick

00:42:37.920 or the

00:42:38.560 sweat block

00:42:39.120 wipes

00:42:39.560 sweatblock.com

00:42:41.140 promo code

00:42:41.740 back save

00:42:42.140 20% you'll

00:42:43.080 find it at

00:42:43.480 amazon sweat

00:42:44.100 block

00:42:44.360 got no room

00:43:06.020 to compromise

00:43:07.420 what you are

00:43:28.160 about to hear

00:43:28.980 is the fusion

00:43:29.900 of entertainment

00:43:30.660 and enlightenment

00:43:32.060 this is the

00:43:34.420 Glenn Beck

00:43:35.060 program

00:43:35.640 hello

00:43:37.500 America

00:43:37.980 wow do I

00:43:39.300 have a treat

00:43:39.780 for you

00:43:40.240 I have a

00:43:41.540 guy coming

00:43:42.000 up who

00:43:42.780 grew up

00:43:43.320 feeling

00:43:43.780 alienated

00:43:44.660 distant

00:43:45.220 from the

00:43:45.920 from the

00:43:46.680 American

00:43:47.120 dream

00:43:47.740 in high

00:43:49.880 school he

00:43:50.540 was attracted

00:43:51.200 to left

00:43:51.900 wing ideology

00:43:52.880 he found

00:43:53.960 himself caught

00:43:54.640 up in the

00:43:55.260 anarchist

00:43:56.400 subculture

00:43:57.400 he would

00:43:59.800 dress up

00:44:00.380 in garish

00:44:00.860 outfits

00:44:01.380 making t-shirts

00:44:02.300 flags

00:44:02.960 zines

00:44:04.160 which I

00:44:04.640 don't really

00:44:05.040 know what

00:44:05.320 it is to

00:44:05.940 fund his

00:44:06.360 activism and

00:44:07.540 he became

00:44:08.020 very active

00:44:08.800 he learned

00:44:09.320 about the

00:44:09.780 anarchist

00:44:10.360 history got

00:44:11.100 involved in

00:44:11.760 quote direct

00:44:12.500 action

00:44:13.300 destructive

00:44:14.840 acts and

00:44:15.840 mayhem

00:44:16.460 angry angry

00:44:18.740 at cops

00:44:19.360 angry at

00:44:20.020 wall street

00:44:20.660 angry at

00:44:21.400 corporations

00:44:22.140 angry at

00:44:23.140 America

00:44:23.580 itself

00:44:24.220 he

00:44:25.060 hated

00:44:26.900 America

00:44:27.800 he also

00:44:29.040 holds a

00:44:29.480 bachelor's

00:44:30.040 degree in

00:44:30.540 general

00:44:30.900 studies

00:44:31.420 with a

00:44:31.920 concentration

00:44:32.380 in social

00:44:33.200 justice

00:44:33.780 essentials

00:44:34.520 oh my

00:44:36.120 now he's

00:44:38.360 also an

00:44:38.800 avid dog

00:44:39.420 trainer and

00:44:40.060 dancer so

00:44:40.820 I like

00:44:42.160 dogs we

00:44:43.520 have a lot

00:44:43.960 in common

00:44:44.580 this guy

00:44:46.720 you are

00:44:48.280 going to

00:44:48.900 love hearing

00:44:49.760 from he

00:44:51.200 had a

00:44:52.200 moment where

00:44:52.800 he went

00:44:53.320 wait a

00:44:54.860 minute I

00:44:55.900 might be on

00:44:56.440 the wrong

00:44:56.820 side and

00:44:58.560 his life

00:44:59.180 changed he

00:45:00.360 now loves

00:45:01.600 America and

00:45:02.400 is speaking

00:45:03.160 at universities

00:45:04.220 all over the

00:45:05.100 country warning

00:45:06.860 students about

00:45:08.800 what is

00:45:09.460 happening I

00:45:11.200 want to hear

00:45:12.080 this man's

00:45:12.980 story and

00:45:13.800 his pivot

00:45:14.440 point I've

00:45:15.120 been waiting

00:45:15.840 to have him

00:45:16.420 on for a

00:45:16.940 couple of

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00:46:56.120 Gabriel I am so

00:46:58.380 excited to have you

00:46:59.440 on the program he

00:47:00.840 is the author of

00:47:01.800 behind the black 0.98

00:47:03.080 mask and he is

00:47:05.080 the national

00:47:05.540 director of the

00:47:06.340 western region of

00:47:07.760 our America

00:47:08.740 hello Gabriel how

00:47:10.320 are you sir I'm

00:47:11.720 doing great thank you

00:47:12.400 for having me you

00:47:13.440 bet so I would

00:47:15.500 imagine there was a

00:47:16.220 time in your life

00:47:18.380 probably fairly

00:47:19.660 recently that the

00:47:21.040 last person you

00:47:22.280 would have thought

00:47:22.780 you would be

00:47:23.780 talking to is me

00:47:24.740 yeah definitely I

00:47:28.300 mean especially

00:47:29.080 because I've been a

00:47:29.700 conservative activist

00:47:30.420 for quite a little

00:47:31.220 bit now but I

00:47:32.300 never expected to

00:47:33.160 really speak out of

00:47:33.880 my story until

00:47:34.940 2019 when my

00:47:36.800 friend got beat up

00:47:37.780 at Berkeley he's

00:47:39.540 the one who

00:47:40.120 president Trump

00:47:40.700 invited at CPAC

00:47:41.480 back in 2019 and

00:47:43.180 you know I was

00:47:43.920 his we're best

00:47:45.040 friends and I

00:47:45.620 started realizing

00:47:46.320 just how horrible

00:47:47.380 campus violence was

00:47:48.720 getting I just left

00:47:49.460 this violence in

00:47:50.180 general and I

00:47:51.720 decided that I

00:47:52.400 really did to

00:47:53.480 speak out about my

00:47:54.280 experience with

00:47:54.920 anarchists in the

00:47:55.660 Antifa movement so

00:47:56.500 I've been doing that

00:47:56.960 for about three years

00:47:57.880 now well thank you

00:47:59.140 for that so tell me

00:48:01.340 tell me about your

00:48:02.240 life in the movement

00:48:03.500 and what your pivot

00:48:04.420 point was sure so

00:48:07.120 this is actually a

00:48:07.980 ways back a lot of

00:48:08.740 people don't realize

00:48:09.440 Antifa is a lot

00:48:10.460 older than than

00:48:12.240 people think

00:48:13.200 yeah it started

00:48:13.660 in 30s maybe

00:48:15.360 yeah in the 30s

00:48:16.140 so I first got

00:48:17.680 involved in like

00:48:18.580 punk music because

00:48:19.680 there's a huge

00:48:20.900 connection in the

00:48:21.660 1980s and 90s with

00:48:22.900 Antifa and the

00:48:23.800 anarchist punk

00:48:25.160 music so in 2011 I

00:48:27.120 was into that and I

00:48:28.320 just went to a

00:48:28.820 protest I just went

00:48:30.120 because I wanted to

00:48:31.180 be involved and

00:48:32.520 somebody in the

00:48:33.220 black mask you know

00:48:34.320 came up to me and

00:48:35.520 he asked me if I

00:48:36.380 wanted to join him

00:48:37.000 and his friends and

00:48:37.880 I was like yeah let's

00:48:38.780 do it and for about

00:48:39.860 a year and a half I

00:48:40.560 was participating in

00:48:41.340 direct action I was

00:48:42.200 part of the occupied

00:48:42.880 protest in in Los

00:48:44.160 Angeles the animal

00:48:45.020 rights demonstrations

00:48:46.160 all of that for from

00:48:48.100 2011 2012 and you

00:48:50.840 know we just it was

00:48:51.820 all about creating

00:48:52.460 havoc to really

00:48:53.760 oppose the American 0.56

00:48:54.860 system that we

00:48:55.540 thought was the most

00:48:56.160 fascist system out

00:48:57.100 there and what was

00:49:01.040 the pivot point with

00:49:02.120 you what was the

00:49:03.060 point where you went

00:49:03.800 wow I I shouldn't be

00:49:06.080 here you know it's

00:49:07.840 actually kind of

00:49:08.380 interesting because

00:49:09.100 there's never been one

00:49:10.660 point where I say

00:49:11.720 like wow you guys are

00:49:12.640 bad it was a slow

00:49:13.440 transition but I also

00:49:14.520 think that it was

00:49:15.400 inevitable because I'm

00:49:16.920 a very curious person

00:49:17.780 I'm always I always

00:49:19.260 want to hear what the

00:49:20.440 other has to say and

00:49:22.900 you know at the time I

00:49:24.040 was a leftist so I

00:49:24.960 started reading about

00:49:25.720 Milton Friedman and

00:49:26.600 Thomas Sowell well

00:49:27.900 these are great authors

00:49:29.400 but at the time I

00:49:30.460 didn't like them but I

00:49:31.740 found them interesting

00:49:32.260 enough that I wanted to

00:49:33.140 grab their ideas talked

00:49:34.120 about them with my

00:49:34.700 friends and well guess

00:49:36.340 what just for asking

00:49:37.940 questions about these

00:49:38.920 ideas that was the

00:49:40.160 very first time I was

00:49:40.960 called a capitalist 0.98

00:49:41.600 pig and it just made 0.98

00:49:43.200 me realize that some 0.99

00:49:44.040 of these people didn't

00:49:44.660 even care about like

00:49:45.580 the actual ideologies

00:49:46.500 they just wanted to

00:49:47.400 promote this propaganda

00:49:48.920 of like us versus

00:49:50.240 them like the fascist

00:49:51.600 system we're the

00:49:52.300 liberators but they're

00:49:53.340 just full of

00:49:54.500 themselves because they

00:49:56.160 don't really or they're

00:49:57.160 not really looking to

00:49:57.940 build a better society

00:49:58.900 they're just really

00:49:59.560 building looking for

00:50:00.240 control and slowly and

00:50:02.560 surely I started

00:50:03.960 reading learning more

00:50:05.320 about conservative

00:50:06.020 movements and then I

00:50:07.440 slowly became

00:50:08.360 conservative and you

00:50:10.060 know to this day I'm

00:50:10.960 still very much the

00:50:11.740 same person that's how

00:50:13.080 why I have that

00:50:13.840 bachelor's degree in

00:50:14.740 social justice

00:50:15.280 essentials because I

00:50:16.580 still want to learn

00:50:18.020 what the other guy

00:50:18.580 says but let me tell

00:50:19.880 you the more I learn

00:50:21.700 about leftist ideology

00:50:23.140 the more it makes me

00:50:24.460 realize just how wrong

00:50:25.500 they are and just how

00:50:26.800 much I love America

00:50:27.700 this is a remarkable

00:50:31.240 turn in in in an

00:50:33.180 individual first of all

00:50:34.600 have you ever had the

00:50:36.120 chance to meet uh

00:50:37.300 Daniel Horowitz or uh

00:50:39.400 no David Horowitz

00:50:40.440 David Horowitz I have

00:50:42.140 not have you read any of

00:50:43.480 his books yeah I read a

00:50:45.380 few different books and

00:50:46.120 I'll tell you this I

00:50:46.860 didn't meet him while I

00:50:48.440 was in the movement but

00:50:49.620 somebody in Antifa who

00:50:51.160 also left he's in his

00:50:52.260 40s now about 20 years

00:50:54.460 before I was involved he

00:50:55.800 was involved and he

00:50:57.260 told me that one of his

00:50:58.380 first protests was to

00:50:59.700 protest David Horowitz

00:51:00.920 entry wow yeah yeah

00:51:03.460 we had great

00:51:04.120 conversations about like

00:51:05.220 the similarities and

00:51:06.240 differences of uh our

00:51:07.660 eras in the movement

00:51:08.380 yeah well you are uh I

00:51:10.600 mean you remind me of

00:51:11.700 him he he did exactly

00:51:13.640 the same thing he was

00:51:14.600 all for it until we

00:51:17.260 withdrew from Vietnam

00:51:18.700 and everything that the

00:51:21.740 uh right was saying

00:51:23.280 would happen if you

00:51:24.280 leave a power vacuum

00:51:25.320 happened and he said he

00:51:27.860 realized none of his

00:51:29.640 friends or you know

00:51:30.760 comrades actually cared

00:51:33.000 about the people he was

00:51:34.120 like but wait wait wait

00:51:35.220 wait we we were wrong

00:51:37.460 on this part of it and

00:51:39.280 he said they didn't care

00:51:40.720 and that spun his head

00:51:43.360 because he really did

00:51:44.400 care yeah and I mean

00:51:47.380 that tends to be the

00:51:48.300 case with a lot of this

00:51:49.400 these uh far left

00:51:51.020 movements they pretend to

00:51:53.240 care they have all the

00:51:54.080 right slogans and if you

00:51:54.980 ask them about whatever

00:51:56.040 issue they'll tell you

00:51:57.180 how much they deeply

00:51:58.020 care but once the

00:51:59.180 issue's been resolved

00:51:59.980 or we're working

00:52:00.460 towards a solution all

00:52:01.800 of a sudden that's not

00:52:02.520 enough they're doing it

00:52:03.500 wrong it's because still

00:52:04.760 under the the capitalist

00:52:06.600 system and the

00:52:07.620 capitalism itself is

00:52:08.680 horrible they'll just

00:52:09.820 make up a lot they'll

00:52:10.680 keep moving the goal

00:52:11.340 post time and time again

00:52:12.760 because again all they

00:52:13.800 want is just control of

00:52:15.320 your life and control of

00:52:16.600 everyone so so tell me

00:52:18.060 how much how much of

00:52:21.060 the movement uh is was

00:52:24.440 like you where I mean

00:52:26.940 it sounds like you kind

00:52:27.880 of joined because you

00:52:28.800 wanted to belong to

00:52:29.820 something uh and you

00:52:32.500 kind of got you kind of

00:52:34.020 got wrapped up into it

00:52:35.240 and it it taught you um

00:52:38.380 the hatred and the

00:52:40.040 problems um but you

00:52:41.820 really weren't it doesn't

00:52:43.140 sound to me like you

00:52:43.920 were really rooted in

00:52:45.700 it um do I have that

00:52:48.220 accurate well in part

00:52:50.360 because uh Antifa didn't

00:52:51.860 teach me to hate

00:52:52.520 America I I gotta say

00:52:54.400 like growing up in in

00:52:56.200 K-12 system public

00:52:57.300 education it really

00:52:58.460 preconditioned me to

00:52:59.500 hate America before I

00:53:00.700 even got involved with

00:53:01.480 the anarchist groups

00:53:02.700 because they were let

00:53:04.280 me just tell you there

00:53:05.060 was a biology teacher in

00:53:06.420 my middle school who

00:53:07.560 would love to yell at

00:53:08.540 the top of his lungs

00:53:09.400 about not biology but

00:53:11.380 about atheism and he

00:53:12.740 one day I remember he

00:53:14.000 was yelling about how

00:53:14.860 how proud he was of his

00:53:16.340 sons for being race 0.99

00:53:17.780 atheist and of course

00:53:18.960 people who don't who

00:53:19.740 believe in God are

00:53:20.300 freaking sorry about

00:53:21.480 this day he said 0.99

00:53:22.220 stupid and I was like 1.00

00:53:23.680 dude that's our 1.00

00:53:24.920 parents and of course

00:53:25.900 I'm a seventh grader

00:53:26.700 uh I'm not gonna speak

00:53:28.160 it back to him I was

00:53:28.980 just kind of like okay

00:53:29.580 I guess I should just

00:53:31.320 kind of keep my mouth

00:53:32.000 shut you know those

00:53:33.460 are the kind of things

00:53:34.340 the the kind of teachers

00:53:35.900 that really turned me

00:53:37.040 into hating America

00:53:38.360 because I was

00:53:38.860 indoctrinated into

00:53:39.600 believing that everything

00:53:41.000 that my parents taught

00:53:41.900 me everything that

00:53:42.680 society's telling me

00:53:43.820 is good is not

00:53:44.680 because you have

00:53:45.380 these ultra leftist

00:53:47.660 teachers who think

00:53:49.080 that their job is to

00:53:50.080 tell students what to

00:53:51.160 think not how to think

00:53:52.240 so have you met have

00:53:54.160 you read much

00:53:54.800 Martin Luther King

00:53:55.520 um I've read one of

00:53:58.360 his books and a few

00:53:59.660 different of his

00:54:00.140 speeches okay I'm

00:54:01.100 okay I can't remember

00:54:01.740 the the book um so

00:54:03.660 Martin Luther King

00:54:04.860 talks a lot about

00:54:05.720 reconciliation he he's

00:54:07.780 he makes a very big

00:54:09.080 point to say we

00:54:10.320 we cannot look to

00:54:11.500 win because that

00:54:12.740 implies a loser and

00:54:14.280 you can't leave half 0.98

00:54:15.920 the country or a third

00:54:16.940 of the country behind 0.54

00:54:18.620 feeling like a loser 0.83

00:54:20.060 um they they we have 0.75

00:54:22.340 to reconcile now I

00:54:24.140 believe there are people

00:54:25.160 that will never change

00:54:26.540 and I can't reconcile

00:54:27.900 with somebody who

00:54:28.820 really believes burn

00:54:30.040 the entire country down 0.97

00:54:31.380 and America is horrible

00:54:33.580 and the Constitution and 0.98

00:54:34.820 everything else I I don't

00:54:36.300 know how to reconcile

00:54:37.320 with that person and I

00:54:38.340 don't think we can

00:54:39.240 however there are

00:54:41.040 people that are like

00:54:43.360 you I think that if we

00:54:45.600 could find a way to

00:54:47.380 actually have a

00:54:48.420 conversation that we

00:54:50.760 would uh we we could

00:54:53.260 reconcile not with

00:54:54.460 everybody with some

00:54:55.520 well you know the

00:54:58.640 exciting part is what

00:54:59.660 I'm doing right now

00:55:00.480 I'm working for an

00:55:01.260 organization called

00:55:02.140 Our America people

00:55:03.400 should check it out

00:55:03.980 it's at joinouramerica.org

00:55:05.640 and our job is

00:55:06.840 specifically to do

00:55:07.600 that we're not

00:55:08.440 talking about

00:55:08.920 conservative or

00:55:09.840 liberal issues we're

00:55:10.640 talking about

00:55:10.900 American issues we

00:55:12.560 really want to bring

00:55:13.280 people from the left

00:55:13.980 and the right together

00:55:14.720 we don't care again if

00:55:16.220 you're from left or

00:55:16.960 right as long as you're

00:55:17.980 pro-american and our

00:55:19.100 research shows that the

00:55:20.460 vast majority of

00:55:21.040 Americans believe in

00:55:22.180 America I mean they

00:55:22.920 think America is great

00:55:23.840 they think that America

00:55:24.860 is uh the greatest

00:55:26.740 country on earth we're

00:55:27.860 talking about 70 80 90

00:55:29.180 percent of the issues

00:55:30.380 people agree with them

00:55:31.640 the problem is that you

00:55:32.720 have a tiny minority of

00:55:34.140 radicals that have

00:55:35.320 infiltrated legacy media

00:55:36.860 and a lot of something

00:55:38.120 mainstream uh issues

00:55:39.980 and they pretend that

00:55:40.940 they're the majority

00:55:42.540 but they're not

00:55:43.240 every time you hear

00:55:44.080 partisan or ultra

00:55:45.600 partisan or uh ultra

00:55:47.400 issues that divide

00:55:48.540 people look at the

00:55:49.740 research it shows that

00:55:50.720 only about 10 to 15

00:55:52.020 maybe 25 percent of

00:55:53.800 people support it one

00:55:55.060 of the best issues I

00:55:55.920 think is um defund

00:55:57.580 the police a few years

00:55:59.180 ago 2020 you would

00:56:00.260 think that the entire

00:56:01.540 democratic party and

00:56:02.820 basically the majority

00:56:03.680 of the country believed

00:56:05.240 in defunding the

00:56:05.900 police but again

00:56:06.840 research shows 20 20

00:56:08.900 some percent of people

00:56:09.840 actually support the

00:56:11.560 defunding the police and

00:56:12.900 something like 70 some

00:56:14.060 percent of black

00:56:15.320 Americans want more

00:56:16.800 police officers in their

00:56:18.000 neighborhoods sure so

00:56:18.880 that's what we're talking

00:56:19.460 about our America so

00:56:20.760 bringing issues so people

00:56:22.680 together how do we how

00:56:25.340 can we do this in our own

00:56:27.400 lives and if this is true

00:56:29.640 that we actually agree on

00:56:31.360 things what are we as

00:56:33.300 people missing to be able

00:56:35.360 to connect with our

00:56:36.200 neighbors because they 0.97

00:56:37.300 seem to still be voting

00:56:39.200 when the when it's clear

00:56:41.500 what's happening on the

00:56:43.260 left is a hostile takeover

00:56:45.440 of the democratic party

00:56:46.720 um an infiltration and

00:56:49.260 they have just it is a

00:56:50.780 leftist operation now it is

00:56:53.240 not the democratic party it's

00:56:55.500 a leftist operation that is

00:56:57.480 going for things that I

00:56:58.860 think average Americans

00:56:59.900 are against but yet they

00:57:02.180 don't seem to disconnect

00:57:03.560 from it what am I missing

00:57:05.520 well well you know that's

00:57:07.200 the challenge because some

00:57:08.920 of these issues they paint

00:57:10.660 this dichotomy of like

00:57:12.260 you're either a good person

00:57:13.380 when you're with us or 1.00

00:57:14.460 you're a horrible person 0.97

00:57:15.620 evil person if you're not 0.98

00:57:17.120 and a lot of people say

00:57:18.320 well I'm not an evil

00:57:19.080 person so I must be with

00:57:20.280 you guys so first of all

00:57:21.620 we have to call out that

00:57:23.460 rhetoric because you know

00:57:24.580 sunlight is the best is

00:57:25.980 infected we really need to

00:57:27.400 call that out but not

00:57:28.840 not just call it out we

00:57:30.280 also have to actively

00:57:31.460 build a community that is

00:57:33.360 pro-american and again

00:57:34.900 that's what our America is

00:57:36.440 trying to do really build

00:57:37.680 communities at the ground

00:57:38.680 level and to really call

00:57:40.980 out a lot of that uh that

00:57:42.480 uh toxic rhetoric and just

00:57:44.260 promote great American

00:57:45.400 values at the ground level

00:57:46.560 it's not a project that's

00:57:47.600 going to be done in like

00:57:48.660 one two not even like five

00:57:50.700 years it's going to take

00:57:51.940 some work but we're

00:57:53.380 confident that we really

00:57:54.440 are able to show the

00:57:56.160 greatness that is America

00:57:57.300 okay so um Gabriel I

00:58:00.840 want to take a break and

00:58:02.020 give you a second to to

00:58:03.100 think about an answer on

00:58:04.460 this um but what are the

00:58:07.280 things that that you first

00:58:10.380 went wow America is a good

00:58:13.500 place where where does that

00:58:15.040 even begin and where are

00:58:17.840 conservatives missing the the

00:58:20.620 boat when we talk about

00:58:21.800 America back in just a 0.96

00:58:23.800 minute his name is Gabriel

00:58:25.100 Nadalas uh he is the

00:58:27.560 national director of the

00:58:28.540 western region of our

00:58:29.660 America you can find all of

00:58:31.760 this information at join our

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00:58:38.620 we're back with Gabriel's

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00:59:57.380 833 glenn 33 833 glenn 33

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01:00:03.000 gabriel roadbook i think it

01:00:13.780 was released about 2020 it's

01:00:15.180 called behind the black mask

01:00:17.060 um he is part of an

01:00:19.100 organization called our

01:00:20.100 america uh and he was uh very

01:00:23.200 anti-american growing up and

01:00:25.580 part of radical action uh with

01:00:28.860 antifa uh he's uh joining us

01:00:31.580 now so gabriel roadbook

01:00:33.000 what is the what was the

01:00:35.820 thing that's the first thing

01:00:37.300 that you said you know

01:00:38.200 america is kind of a good

01:00:39.860 place you know one of the

01:00:43.240 things that i love about this

01:00:44.300 country is that ideal of

01:00:46.100 freedom of speech the idea

01:00:47.420 that we can have heated

01:00:48.500 discussions arguments even and

01:00:50.920 then we can go home and say

01:00:52.460 yeah i mean we can disagree and

01:00:54.240 that's perfectly fine you know

01:00:55.720 i found many people and uh that

01:00:58.660 were not in radical politics

01:00:59.860 that were like that especially

01:01:01.280 in college surprisingly i met a

01:01:02.900 lot of conservatives who i

01:01:04.020 argued with and you know at the

01:01:06.000 end of the day we were friends

01:01:07.180 we would just go out to this

01:01:08.060 diner around the corner from the

01:01:10.040 college you know and i love that

01:01:11.860 idea because it was about that

01:01:13.620 community that people really

01:01:15.520 wanted to work together we just

01:01:17.420 have to walk past or get past that

01:01:19.160 toxicity that that tiny minority 1.00

01:01:21.400 radicals like to promote that idea 1.00

01:01:23.220 of community but the idea of antifa

01:01:26.280 and the left is um to silence speech

01:01:30.820 because speech is dangerous you know

01:01:33.120 uh and uh and you're a fascist if 0.66

01:01:36.720 you say the wrong things so how do

01:01:39.100 you how do you approach that with

01:01:40.840 somebody who is you know on the

01:01:43.100 radical side of things well you know

01:01:45.500 i've had a lot of experience are

01:01:46.780 talking and arguing with some of

01:01:48.040 these leftists and a lot of times

01:01:49.660 they don't even know what they're

01:01:50.600 saying i'll say that if let out

01:01:52.340 there is some people who are very

01:01:53.640 well read but then they extrapolate

01:01:55.540 little snippets of information from

01:01:57.520 some very interesting authors and

01:01:59.880 they'll just use it as a tagline so

01:02:01.940 one of the things that i often do is

01:02:03.880 i actually ask them questions i get

01:02:05.620 them beyond the point of like that

01:02:07.600 uh like capitalism bad like okay what

01:02:09.520 do you mean by that what's

01:02:10.280 capitalism you know and when you get

01:02:11.800 into the niche of things all of a

01:02:13.700 sudden you realize that there's a

01:02:14.660 lot of contradictions i mean that's

01:02:16.160 where my degree in social justice

01:02:17.560 comes into place because um one of

01:02:20.320 the things that i've noticed is for

01:02:21.600 example i tend not to use the word

01:02:23.580 capitalism anymore because it was

01:02:24.740 created by marx

01:02:25.620 but also when people talk about uh

01:02:30.800 capitalism you know being say for

01:02:32.380 example like the uh the responsible

01:02:34.920 for slavery i'm like no it wasn't

01:02:37.080 capital modern capitalism was founded

01:02:38.480 in 1776 the dutch company was

01:02:40.580 actually part of mercantilism which is

01:02:42.300 the precursor that capitalism came to

01:02:43.980 abolish if you look at the the the

01:02:46.060 the people who founded capitalism like

01:02:48.360 um i'm forgetting in this author the

01:02:51.300 adam smith yeah adam smith adam smith he

01:02:54.500 actually wrote in his book that

01:02:56.500 founded capitalism how uh slavery was

01:02:59.300 immoral and unprofitable so in fact

01:03:01.480 capitalism was a key factor to abolishing

01:03:04.120 slavery you know like those when you

01:03:05.980 get into the nitty-gritty of these

01:03:07.840 issues and you ask them questions they

01:03:10.240 don't really have answers to many of

01:03:12.200 these questions i gabriel you are one of

01:03:16.180 my favorite people i love people who are

01:03:18.520 intellectually they like the challenge

01:03:21.480 uh and it leads them to sometimes

01:03:24.180 uncomfortable or um surprising decisions

01:03:26.940 in their life i would love to have you

01:03:29.260 uh join me for a podcast because i'd love

01:03:31.140 to spend some you know more time with you

01:03:33.240 and and talk about it what by the way just

01:03:35.420 what do you call capitalism now instead

01:03:37.500 oh i just talked about the free market

01:03:39.480 free market or equal opportunity because

01:03:41.680 you know that's what that's what okay

01:03:43.700 quote-unquote capitalism is about about the

01:03:45.620 idea that everyone has the equal opportunity

01:03:47.860 to make the name for themselves

01:03:49.560 gabriel nandales thank you so much sir

01:03:52.480 thank you very much for joining us and uh

01:03:54.960 and and your hard work join our america.org

01:04:00.040 join our america.org hope to have you back

01:04:03.840 gabriel thank you very much

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01:05:38.980 is glenn welcome to the glenn beck program

01:05:53.740 now i don't want to give you another reason

01:05:56.740 to be freaked out by the size and power of our

01:05:58.840 federal government uh you know uh i think the irs uh

01:06:03.460 adding you know 87 000 new agents and the fbi's

01:06:07.960 latest episode at mar-a-lago you know it's been

01:06:10.640 enough been enough uh but the new york times

01:06:13.980 uh has more great news about what they call

01:06:16.400 uh quote a tidal wave of pandemic fraud

01:06:20.720 now i don't also want to be the guy who says i

01:06:25.220 told you so half of america told you this was a

01:06:29.160 bad idea but i told you so and so did half of

01:06:34.900 america this was a bad idea the pandemic checks

01:06:39.920 when they started rolling off the press um there

01:06:43.820 was a lot of people who said this is the greatest

01:06:46.360 thing ever and uh you know it wasn't rocket

01:06:51.000 science to say you know i bet when you have a

01:06:55.000 government that operates as if it has an

01:06:56.860 unlimited checkbook and you just open the

01:07:00.080 floodgates and just gush money in a panic with zero

01:07:04.020 oversight i think you're gonna get some fraud

01:07:07.600 it's even more telling when the new york times

01:07:10.820 admits that maybe this pandemic relief was a bad idea

01:07:15.140 because remember the new york times thinks almost every single 0.58

01:07:19.880 bat crap crazy democratic spending idea is just

01:07:23.940 genius so to hear them say quote trillions of dollars flowed into federal 0.99

01:07:30.460 relief programs with few strings and minimal oversight

01:07:34.340 resulting in one of the largest frauds in u.s history

01:07:38.120 end quote that's pretty remarkable that to put it in perspective

01:07:42.720 keep in mind that the current u.s national debt is over 28 trillion

01:07:49.460 dollars in 2020 our leadership approved 3.1 trillion dollars in relief money

01:07:56.980 and this was to help the unemployed and boost the economy

01:08:01.500 last year they approved another 1.9 trillion dollars

01:08:07.520 and by the way relief the relief insanity

01:08:10.780 totally bipartisan i mean sometimes i guess conservatives

01:08:15.900 you don't forget that they're conservatives at all you know it's a bedtime story they tell themselves

01:08:22.460 it's an interesting thing to examine closely though because we have

01:08:26.240 complained rightly so over the 1.9 trillion dollar covid bill that came in with with biden

01:08:32.240 and the 740 billion dollar inflation reduction act that just passed and that is 2.6 trillion dollars

01:08:40.580 of spending it's it's significant glenn um but we do tend to overlook that the republicans signed on

01:08:47.220 for a 1 trillion dollar plus stimulus package they signed on to a 280 billion dollar chips package

01:08:53.720 which was for supposedly going to corporate welfare there uh they've had several other spending bills

01:08:59.040 and that doesn't even include the multiple trillions of dollars that they all agreed on when

01:09:04.260 trump was still president yes so i mean like you know yes inflation is more of the you know of the fault

01:09:10.480 of the left but like you know it's a especially the moderate republicans that have crossed the line

01:09:16.140 over and over and over and over again here there's a lot of blame to be placed there it is time for

01:09:21.980 the republican party to either go away or be reborn a new baptism forgive us our sins and actually

01:09:30.620 stand up again because neither side is serious about any of this stuff when it comes to money anyway

01:09:36.720 there's been so much fraud related to the 5 trillion dollars that there are now 500 people from the

01:09:45.060 fbi secret service irs postal inspection service and offices of various inspector generals working

01:09:52.200 full-time on pandemic fraud cases there's nearly 500 government employees doing that now across all

01:10:00.060 these action agencies the irs you know just hired 87 000 and they've got 500 well not just them all of

01:10:08.860 these agencies have a total of 500 people 1500 people have been charged so far 450 people have been

01:10:16.620 convicted investigators say they've barely scratched the surface the labor department's ig office alone

01:10:22.940 has 39 000 investigations open the small business administration which by the way has its own police

01:10:29.820 force did you know that i didn't know the small small business administration as a police force as a

01:10:35.840 police force i didn't know that but anyway they're making their way through 2 million potentially

01:10:42.100 fraudulent loan applications huh the sba usually gets 800 calls per year on their fraud hotline this time 0.93

01:10:50.320 they've received 148 000 calls from the first year of the pandemic now this is how dumb apparently we are

01:10:58.540 do you remember that 600 unemployment benefit that the federal government offered on top of whatever

01:11:05.200 amount a jobless person received from the state well applicants were not even required to provide

01:11:11.060 proof that they lost their job due to covid they had just to swear that it was true oh i promise i

01:11:18.600 promise i promise our government entrusted five trillion dollars to the honor system at a time in american

01:11:27.860 history where there is no honor here's some of the uh examples of some of the fraud that they missed

01:11:35.340 and now this again according to the new york times 29 states paid unemployment benefits to the same

01:11:41.980 person 29 states to the same person a postal service employee got an eighty two thousand nine hundred

01:11:50.100 dollar loan for a business called the u.s postal service uh an individual got 10 loans for 10 non-existent

01:11:58.980 bathroom renovation businesses using the email address of a burrito shop multiple people received relief

01:12:07.340 money for their farms they were just defining a farm to be their front yard one scammer used pandemic

01:12:16.420 relief funds to buy 57 000 pokemon trading cards 342 people managed to get small business loans by listing

01:12:25.800 their name as not available na now no one has any idea how much how much money was really lost to fraud

01:12:38.100 here one official estimated that the improper unemployment payments alone could be about 200 billion dollars just from

01:12:50.540 one part of it that's almost a quarter of a trillion dollars from just unemployment fraud

01:13:01.580 hmm but don't worry government's got everything under control um you know we've got things that we don't

01:13:10.200 believe in anymore but we are going to reform them yesterday yesterday rochelle walensky

01:13:16.580 raked her agency across the coals and she outlined a plan to overhaul the cdc she said we are real

01:13:25.380 trouble so she's created a new executive team to set priorities and decide how to spend the cdc's 1.00

01:13:34.260 annual budget of 12 billion dollars 12 billion dollars every year yet over a million americans uh died from

01:13:44.280 uh covid so it doesn't quite add up uh one external review of the cdc recommends improvements including

01:13:51.380 releasing scientific data more quickly to improve transparency huh translating science into practical

01:13:58.040 and easy to understand policy no improving communication with the public no i think we heard

01:14:04.000 them loudly training the cdc workforce to respond better to public health emergencies all of that begs

01:14:11.220 the question what were they doing with a 12 billion dollars before i mean isn't this what the cdc is

01:14:19.320 supposed to do so the cdc admitting that it has a problem is a first crucial step but the other steps

01:14:27.900 matter as well okay biden administration's dei virus has struck again this time in the cdc

01:14:37.560 part of rochelle walensky's proposed overhaul includes creating a new equity office now i was thinking

01:14:46.700 to myself as we were watching people die in the nursing home uh i thought you know what but is

01:14:53.580 there equity here uh it's going to keep an eye on all cdc functions from hiring policy to improve the

01:15:01.600 agency agency's diversity thank god i mean when somebody answers the phone i need to know that

01:15:09.300 there's a chance that i'm going to talk to somebody who's a transsexual you know i mean i have to know

01:15:14.260 that at least rest assured i don't want to ask them questions i just want to know that do we have the

01:15:20.720 right number of homosexuals heterosexuals uh people who think they're an animal of some sort and then of

01:15:31.640 course all of the colors of the rainbow because that's following science you know i don't think

01:15:36.720 disease actually cares what color you are or who you sleep with dr walensky didn't address the uh

01:15:44.380 to be fair some diseases do care who you sleep with monkey pox that does seem to be monkey pox

01:15:50.440 dr walensky uh didn't address the footage of president biden signing the bill on tuesday which

01:15:55.800 is really too bad because it perfectly illustrates what the cdc and all the federal government is about

01:16:03.020 under joe biden performative theater did you see it yesterday joe biden wearing a mask to the podium

01:16:12.260 takes it off to cough in his hand then proceeds to sign a bill hand the pin to people and then shake

01:16:24.840 hands with everybody with the hand he coughed into and also look like he's completely senile while he's

01:16:30.340 handing the pen over like i mean i was the eyes are empty there's nothing behind them nothing

01:16:38.380 that's a totally different story but it's important to point out if you watch that video you've noticed

01:16:43.000 it well so anyway i started this segment by saying i don't want to give you any more reasons to worry

01:16:47.620 about the government except uh those three reasons uh all right you know it used to be the case that

01:16:56.680 you'd look at your paycheck and uh you know all you'd have to be unhappy about was the amount taken

01:17:01.380 out in taxes ah the good old days now when you look at it you also have to consider whoa uh how about

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01:18:30.660 welcome to the glenn back program we have steven moore joining us here in uh just a few minutes

01:18:52.180 uh steven moore um finance guy used to be one of the head writers for the wall street journal

01:18:58.040 um he is a an economist that really knows his stuff doesn't usually panic you know he's kind of

01:19:06.620 what you want in a financial guy you know somebody who's not like oh my he's really quite calm um but

01:19:13.620 he has been looking into the uh the uh the bill on um inflation reduction and he's found some things

01:19:22.600 that were tucked in there it just exactly what we said i said you cannot pass uh the build back better

01:19:30.420 bill uh because that has everything in it that they want and if they don't pass that they will just take

01:19:36.260 it apart and they will pass it piece by piece and once they have all of the parts they assemble the

01:19:43.220 engine and turn it on well i think they have all of the parts uh and a lot of those parts were in the

01:19:50.960 uh i told you i think yesterday or the day before page six it's like 685 or something it talks it gives

01:19:58.740 power to the epa to regulate and create esg penalties for farmers who are using fertilizer traditional

01:20:12.460 fertilizer um you're going to start seeing a lot of things happen and by the way it we're experienced

01:20:23.060 such drought there are people that are going to banks right now who are ranchers and they're like

01:20:29.120 you know we're short on water we need to get some water delivered to us for the animals and i'm telling

01:20:35.300 you the time is coming within the year the next year um you are going to see a time where ranchers and

01:20:44.320 farmers are going to be turned away because they're not doing uh they're they're using traditional farming

01:20:51.820 techniques and they the banks will say we can't give that to you because you're using fertilizer or

01:20:58.280 you're using way too much water and cattle the um the emissions from cattle is just too bad for the

01:21:06.320 planet so we can't we can no longer give you a loan uh for what you do and you're going to see farmers

01:21:11.940 go out of business you're also going to see farmers driving their tractors on the highway a little like the

01:21:17.900 truckers did uh in canada i think you are maybe 12 months away from having massive protests from our

01:21:27.040 farmers and uh we should teach our kids now where food comes from it doesn't come from the magic yum

01:21:36.900 yum bag in the middle of the store no usually it's uber eats right i mean that's where they

01:21:41.620 no it's really not it's grown at uber eats we might do a show on where some of that yum yum comes from

01:21:47.780 uh because it's not free although although the world economic forum says in in uh by 2030 because of

01:21:56.940 digitization food's gonna be free that great we're gonna digitize food no no because digitization

01:22:05.180 is gonna make everything so great and so easy oh uh that food will be free

01:22:11.760 an interesting prediction hey and i'm the one called crazy on predictions yeah right all right

01:22:23.180 steven moore uh gives us the state of the economy and what exactly was hidden in that bill that now

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01:25:17.040 uh hello and welcome to the uh program today we're going to talk to steven moore senior economic

01:25:24.920 contributor to freedom works co-founder of committee to unleash prosperity distinguished fellow at the

01:25:31.500 heritage foundation and he has been looking into the inflation reduction act

01:25:37.080 oh he's found some things that might be a problem we're going to talk to steven moore about that in 60

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01:26:49.760 steven how are you sir steven

01:26:55.180 hey glad it's so good to be with you yeah how are you well i'm not so good i'm doing fine i think

01:27:02.720 the country's going to hell yeah okay all right yeah you you want to always separate that i don't

01:27:07.000 know anybody who says fine they now they are always like well in spite of everything i'm doing

01:27:12.020 great yeah so uh you know and i love this title of this bill the inflation reduction act i think

01:27:19.320 i'm with the 86 percent of americans who don't believe that this is going to reduce inflation uh and

01:27:24.740 of course it won't it's look uh you know glenn you and i have known each other for what 25 30 years

01:27:30.060 yeah and we've been you know voices for fiscal sanity and i just want to let your listeners know

01:27:36.140 that if you add up all of the spending and debt that we've incurred since biden came into office

01:27:42.920 let's see it started with that 1.9 trillion dollar uh massive spending bill in the first month that

01:27:48.740 biden came in which was basically a blue state bailout then they did the 1.1 trillion dollar

01:27:53.760 green new deal bill remember that was at the end of last year which by the way some republicans voted

01:27:58.000 for they're not blameless here and then you had um two about a month ago they passed a 200 billion

01:28:04.320 dollar corporal welfare bill for uh samsung and uh in intel for and then uh and then now we've got

01:28:11.900 this 700 billion dollar spending bill so if my math is right glenn and you just add all that up

01:28:17.340 cha-ching cha-ching cha-ching cha-ching it's four trillion dollars it's 18 months listen to this

01:28:23.460 listen to this steven said he just tweeted i love this tweet he tweeted joe biden has spent more money

01:28:31.020 than the cost of the louisiana purchase the erie and panama canals intercontinental railroad the

01:28:39.880 interstate highway system the eradication of polio and smallpox the gi bill of rights the marshall plan

01:28:48.380 the moon landing the human genome product a project all combined that is a staggering

01:28:59.300 and glenn adjusted for inflation so i mean think about how much we're spending right now another

01:29:06.260 way to put it is you know if you take uh just for inflation the amount of money that biden spent in

01:29:11.140 18 months is more money or no just about exactly the amount of money that we spent to uh win world

01:29:17.360 war ii at least we got something at least we won that war well we have i mean we have soldiers you've

01:29:24.060 heard about the 87 000 new irs agents so we got soldiers you know that's the thing that's making

01:29:30.040 um people angriest about this bill that i found in the last you know week or two uh 87 000 new irs

01:29:38.360 agents by the way um they will be uh many of them will be armed why why does the irs need 10 million

01:29:44.760 dollars worth of guns ammo and military equipment the irs i thought they were here to help us um this is

01:29:50.840 going to be targeting glenn i'm deadly serious about this they will use this money they're not

01:29:55.400 going to go after bill gates and warren buffett no mark zuckerberg and billionaires they're not going

01:29:59.900 to go after general electric and general motors and google those you know those companies are already

01:30:04.700 audited almost every day and and the billionaires have their own armies of of tax accountants and

01:30:10.920 lawyers they're going to go after first of all middle class people and small businesses they're going

01:30:16.000 to be a big target but most importantly i guarantee this you heard it first on the glenn back show they

01:30:21.320 are going to weaponize the irs just like they've weaponized the justice department and the fbi and

01:30:27.360 they're going to go after people like you and me who dare challenge the biden left-wing agenda

01:30:34.720 thank you you know how mike lee introduced me the other night at a speech i was giving senator mike lee

01:30:40.720 stood up and he said uh i'd like to introduce you to a man who needs no introduction uh let me just say

01:30:47.400 he's never been arrested for a federal offense yet

01:30:52.760 stick around right yeah i mean they'll find something they will they will you know glenn i gotta

01:31:01.040 tell you so you may recall that three years ago i was nominated by donald trump to be on the federal

01:31:07.460 reserve board and um three days after i was nominated the new york times because they have

01:31:12.940 their sleuth reporters reported on the front page in the newspaper that steve moore can't be on the

01:31:17.240 on the federal reserve board because he has a fifty thousand dollar tax lien well which was true i did

01:31:22.840 have a fifty thousand dollar tax lien my wife and i had been fighting the irs for almost three years

01:31:28.800 we spent tens of thousands of dollars fighting them because we we were in the right and they were in

01:31:32.840 the wrong but i am so sick and tired of these democrat things gee if you pay your taxes on

01:31:37.720 time and you're honest you have nothing to worry about yes we repay our taxes on time we repaid

01:31:43.780 the money we owed we've contended the irs owed us money that we overpaid our taxes underpaid it anyway

01:31:49.320 i had to withdraw my nomination because you can't be you know on a federal board like that if you have

01:31:54.620 a tax right excuse me a tax lien and you know what happened two months after that we get a letter

01:31:59.900 from the irs saying oh by the way before that before i tell you the end of this i should tell

01:32:04.420 you i went to two tax accountants three tax attorneys they all said the same thing they said

01:32:09.040 steve you're right on the facts they said but you know what you should probably pay it just pay it

01:32:13.840 because you know what it's going to cost you more money to go to court and challenge us well we said

01:32:18.900 well screw that we're going to go on forward with this and we three months after i withdrew my

01:32:25.500 nomination we get a letter from the irs and whoopsie daisy yeah you're right we made a mistake we owe you

01:32:29.780 money but my point is that that that is so this idea that somehow this is if you pay your taxes

01:32:36.120 you're going to be okay no they're going to find something and the other thing is the tax the tax

01:32:40.360 code is so damn complicated i know that nobody nobody knows what they owe i mean my god it's

01:32:45.240 ridiculous i have to pay file taxes in 50 states okay my tax my tax thing not because i make a ton of

01:32:52.620 money just because it's so damn complex is a novel it's a huge and i don't understand any of it 0.89

01:32:59.700 and i can't tell you how many times i have said to my guys because i know that it's a weapon and

01:33:06.540 i've said to my my tax guys look if there's a line i want a cavern between me and the line okay

01:33:14.560 right they will call me up and they'll say you know hey what about this what about that and i'll be like

01:33:19.100 i don't know where's the line and there's like what we don't know some people say that it's close

01:33:24.380 to a line some people say there isn't any line there that this is you shouldn't even have to pay

01:33:29.160 this and i'm like are those crazy people and they're like no about half the office says no

01:33:34.200 about half the office says well i'm not i don't know for sure there is no right answer many times

01:33:40.540 when you're doing your taxes that's true and and by the way the irs oftentimes can't answer any of your

01:33:46.480 questions correct and and i love this idea that they say oh we're going to use this money to help you

01:33:50.900 you know do your tax no they're not that's nine only four or five percent of the money is to use

01:33:56.400 it for taxpayer assistance most of it is for investigations and audits and look if we had a

01:34:01.960 simple you know simple tax system i mean i'm a flat tax guy just make it really simple get rid of the

01:34:08.020 deductions the loophole why do we need to give people nine thousand dollars to buy a tesla especially

01:34:13.260 when they're willing to wait for a year exactly why are we why are we why are we you know we've just all

01:34:19.840 you know you get tax credits or windmills and bull sperm and all this stuff why don't we just make

01:34:25.460 it really simple everybody pays their fair share it doesn't take you know weeks and weeks to figure

01:34:30.200 out how much tax you owe again the reason that people have problems with their taxes is because

01:34:35.340 they can't understand it they don't know what they owe right so steven um i don't know how much

01:34:42.700 you've done on esg but i think this is the greatest danger to um to the free world not just america but

01:34:49.440 to the entire free world free market um and you know what their goal is uh you won't own anything

01:34:56.300 by 2030 2035 they say 2030 but i think that's crazy but if that's really your goal especially in a country

01:35:03.600 like america or in the west where ownership means something um we're built on ownership the only way you

01:35:11.800 can do that is to impoverish a nation uh and i think that's part of this irs it is it is all of

01:35:20.860 these things are built to impoverish us to the point to where we have to have please please help us help

01:35:28.880 us help us do you agree with that oh you know yeah you know it's interesting because i the first

01:35:34.800 question i always get asked nowadays when i give a talk about you know biden's ruinous agenda and it is

01:35:40.620 ruinous i mean i can't think of one thing that he has done right for the economy and and you know

01:35:45.300 i'm proud of what we did under trump i was one of his senior economic advisors we had the economy

01:35:49.760 roaring and it would be that's my frustration glenn if trump were still president today the economy in

01:35:55.500 my opinion which would be booming we wouldn't be talking about a recession um but but then people

01:36:00.320 always ask me are these people doing this intentionally and i used to say no i think they're

01:36:07.040 misguided i don't think they're mendacious but now i'm not when i read this bill this bill is so

01:36:12.780 damaging to america the two biggest winners from this war on american energy and that's what this

01:36:19.020 bill is it's a war on american energy our oil and gas and coal which is where we get 70 we get another

01:36:24.480 10 of nuclear they don't like nuclear power either so i don't like 80 of the places we get our energy

01:36:29.040 if you want to destroy a country a good way to to destroy it is destroy its energy supply and who

01:36:37.020 are the two biggest winners from this that's the other thing that's so frightening to me glenn russia

01:36:41.740 and saudi arabia russia and china china is building 50 coal plants right now in five years china is going

01:36:49.580 to be producing five times as much coal as we are do you think for one minute president xi cares about

01:36:54.620 climate change no no and let me go to esg i don't know if you heard this yesterday uh half a billion

01:37:03.080 dollars from saudi arabia was invested in the esg funds uh at blackrock now how could blackrock say

01:37:13.220 that they are for the environment and these funds are for the event if it coming from saudi arabia

01:37:18.440 they want to tube us i mean that's the only explanation really i mean either they're incredible 0.96

01:37:27.200 fools which would be the benign explanation or there's something more sinister going on here 0.96

01:37:32.820 because i guarantee it you know all my young you know my kids friends are all millennials and oh green 0.99

01:37:38.480 energy blah blah blah i'm like you're not gonna like it so much when you stick stick your your charger

01:37:44.060 in the socket and no power comes out and we've already seen that by the way in states like

01:37:49.560 california look at look at what's happening in europe folks open your eyes europe tried green

01:37:54.360 entry it was a catastrophe i have to tell you steven i think the mountain west uh california oregon

01:38:03.240 washington idaho utah arizona all of that i think you are going to see real trouble in the coming years

01:38:13.540 because they're they're not only talking about getting rid of all the coal power um the hydroelectric

01:38:19.260 power is way way down just because of drought situations but they're also talking about taking

01:38:25.080 the five dams off the snake river i know that's insanity there's no yeah how will you power anything

01:38:32.420 in the in the uh west and by the way why is the left i mean this is the other thing why is the left

01:38:38.120 against hydropower hydropower is the ultimate uh renewable energy because of the great way to get

01:38:43.060 electricity you get a lot of electric power in new york city from from uh niagara falls yeah and and

01:38:48.560 yet we're not you they don't want that in other words the only forms of energy that they want to

01:38:53.320 use are the ones that don't work so maybe there is something more sinister going on here why they

01:38:58.180 get nuclear power when if you want to reduce carbon emissions to nothing you know steven you and i have

01:39:04.500 talked about you and i talked about this in 2005 nuclear power and hydrogen go hand in hand

01:39:11.460 nuclear power at night can make hydrogen all night when everybody is asleep clean energy 100 clean

01:39:19.800 those two things and your problem is solved all right hang on just a second steven because i i want

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01:40:39.540 you know there's something else um gee it's it's really weird that it seems like global warming and

01:40:56.560 all of this uh heat and everything else uh stopped for a few years and now it's starting again well guess

01:41:02.560 what's back in fashion again in space the sun solar flares are happening again the sun is going into

01:41:11.840 high activity it it's a cycle and it was in activity when everybody was screaming out global warming

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01:41:35.540 week huge solar flare um and that you know that brings it millions of miles closer to us and that's

01:41:42.420 why we have problems mass ejection uh strong geomagnetic storms are headed in our direction

01:41:49.800 there could be some more problems but let's keep things into perspective shall we all right michael

01:41:55.320 uh or steven um tell me what uh michael moore wow uh steven tell me uh what you found in that that was

01:42:07.420 hidden in this bill well how much time you got glenn this is something like 800 pages but um i don't even

01:42:18.760 kind of know where to start but the um can we start with this did you find on page like 683 we found

01:42:26.900 um the epa is now authorized has the money and the teeth to create their own esg uh framework for

01:42:36.660 farmers did you see that yeah i did and i'll give you another one that that i think is outrageous is

01:42:43.460 that um we found that for example they have three billion dollars for something called environmental

01:42:50.720 justice grants yes you heard about that yeah now i'll tell you what that is it's just a payoff to all

01:42:58.780 the liberal special interest groups all the you know the the groups that made joe biden's this is

01:43:05.220 graft this is graft it's basically paying the people who who elected biden money so and that

01:43:13.060 the whole bill is graft all it does is give money to all the groups that gave joe biden money um and

01:43:18.660 i'll give you an example of that they want to you know they have 87 000 new irs agents 20 to 30 billion

01:43:24.600 dollars more they're going to spend in doubling the size of the irs do you know the irs um employees

01:43:30.340 have a pack uh political action committee do you know where 99 of which party 99 of that money goes

01:43:37.540 to yeah democrats the democrats so let's get this right they're going to give the democrats are

01:43:43.860 getting 40 billion dollars to the irs to hire 87 000 more agents those 87 000 more agents are going

01:43:49.860 to give money to the political action committee of the uh employees and the employees are going to

01:43:54.360 then give that the pack's going to give the money back to the uh to the uh to the uh democrats who

01:44:00.020 who uh who gave the money in the first place this is like a third world country we're turning into i

01:44:05.660 know you know it it really bothers me as well um steven that that um they've made it a whole of

01:44:13.980 government action uh to uh sign up new voters and register new voters so every agency is now doing

01:44:25.040 it and with the flood of money that is coming into these agencies you know i don't know what's real

01:44:31.120 and what's not anymore yeah because we don't i'll give you nobody's following you ask yeah so you asked

01:44:37.380 me about some other weird crazy stuff in this bill so hey they wanted to give all this money for the

01:44:43.200 electric battery industry so everybody could go out buy electric cars by the way if you have a

01:44:47.400 car right now that runs on gasoline you might want to hold on to that because i'm not making this up

01:44:52.280 they're my prediction within five to ten years they're going to abolish any new cars that are

01:44:57.140 gas power oh yeah absolutely they're going to make they're going to basically not you're going to have

01:45:02.100 choice you're not going to have any choice you're going to have to buy an electric vehicle whether you

01:45:06.880 want to or not and by the way do you know what percentage of new car sales last month in the last

01:45:11.460 three months were electric vehicles no what percent five percent so not people 95 of the

01:45:17.700 cars people want and are buying are not electric vehicles people look i don't have anything against

01:45:22.820 electric vehicles but i don't want the government telling me i have to buy one right and i i also

01:45:27.540 would like to see the plan i've talked to energy people and they're like you put the entire fleet

01:45:32.680 on electricity we're out we're out exactly okay hang on hang on steven moore is with us we're going to

01:45:40.220 continue in our conversation here in just a second stand by for more

01:45:44.780 the glenn back program if uh if we have time uh to get to this with steven i'd love to talk to him

01:45:55.840 and hear his thoughts on the uh the new economic system that the brick company our countries are

01:46:02.020 putting together china russia all of them brazil and they are challenging the u.s dollar it is coming

01:46:09.680 um you know i know you might have money in the bank uh but if the currency continues to flate i

01:46:18.220 don't care if you are warren buffett if your currency if you have it all in dollars as it inflates

01:46:23.880 or we have a challenge and our reserve currency status goes away it's paper that's all it is

01:46:31.920 gold line is giving away 20 of the new one ounce ben franklin copper rounds with every gold legal

01:46:38.820 tender bar card purchased it is a huge number of rounds they'd be included free of charge the bars

01:46:45.540 always sell out so don't wait ask about the special call gold line right now it is so important that you

01:46:52.100 take some of your money and and hedge against insanity it's not just inflation anymore it's insanity

01:47:00.200 gold line 866 gold line 866 gold line blaze tv.com slash glenn the promo code is glenn we're back with

01:47:08.400 more of where your trillions of dollars are going next

01:47:11.020 all right we are talking to uh steven moore who has gone through uh the inflation reduction act

01:47:29.000 uh which can we stop with this if it's named the all sweet little puppy dogs want to give you a hug act

01:47:37.420 you know it's riddled with bad things okay um let's go to steven moore who's been going through this

01:47:44.880 and you found a few things that maybe we should have paid attention to and or at least read before

01:47:50.780 we signed the bill and voted for it what'd you find by the way by the way let me just confess that

01:47:56.520 i tried to make it through the whole bill it's it's something like 800 pages so i'm not all the

01:48:01.280 way through it but i want to make a point here glenn seriously how many members of congress do you

01:48:06.060 think read this bill none none yeah i have no idea what's in it yeah this is some way to run a country

01:48:12.820 isn't it where you're you're you're taxing and spending 700 billion dollars more money and no none of

01:48:18.740 have any idea what's in the bill i talk to members of congress in the senate all the time and they

01:48:23.720 tell me there are four people there are only four people that that run the place up there um and it

01:48:29.400 is mccarthy pelosi schumer and uh mcconnell and they they get together and they make all of it and

01:48:37.020 they say this is what you're doing and they put it out and you don't even get a chance to read it

01:48:41.240 it's worse than that it's worse than that glenn because the truth is that mccarthy mcconnell uh you 0.85

01:48:50.420 know pelosi they don't even know what's in this bill in other words they didn't write the bill this

01:48:55.180 was written by some you know 24 year old you know graduate of uh you know uh wesleyan college who's a

01:49:02.800 left winger who puts all this how do you think this stuff gets in these bills well i'd like to know

01:49:08.080 i'd like to know which um organizations actually did the bulk of work on it because like the

01:49:15.060 exactly the health care bill you remember i mean it was not written by anybody actually in the

01:49:20.280 government when they if god forbid they ever pass you know regulation on these uh social media

01:49:26.120 companies it will all be written by them it will be yeah yeah the end of the the lobbyists

01:49:33.600 virtually are writing the bills and that's how bad it is right right now so you asked me what uh you

01:49:40.140 know some other uh stuff in here that's outrageous so this is a more kind of humorous though they had

01:49:46.600 this the bill you know it's all giving all this money for um electric batteries and tesla and you

01:49:51.380 know all the electric cars uh but the problem was of course that um guess where those batteries are made

01:49:57.060 china so then they realized whoops we have a problem here this is a big subsidy program to

01:50:03.620 china so then they said okay we're not going to let you get the subsidies if any part of it is made

01:50:09.040 in china and guess what then they found 85 percent of the cars aren't eligible for that right i think it

01:50:14.500 was the auto industry that was like they knew about this it's weird the american people didn't know about

01:50:20.180 it but the auto industry knew about it and they were like whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa you can't do that

01:50:24.520 so without china we can't build these cars and why look it's lunatic we have more coal we have more 0.76

01:50:33.040 oil more gas than any other country in the world you know and natural gas by the way is was reducing

01:50:39.280 pollution levels and so this bill constricts the amount of energy we can and don't believe for one

01:50:45.840 minute this line that this is going to increase our uh you know our production of oil and gas and coal

01:50:51.720 do you think any of those permits are ever going to get permitted no no zero so so could you take

01:50:59.860 that on in any way that relates to this bill uh if you can you know people actually believe that it's

01:51:08.800 the oil companies that aren't doing it uh and you know we've already talked about esg and how that

01:51:15.100 funding has dried up for exploration um but the government is this bill actually opening anything

01:51:23.280 or is it is it designed to hurt the oil and gas industry well i mean just asking the question

01:51:31.360 answers it right i mean this is a president the one promise that he's he made that he's kept is that

01:51:36.920 remember when he said in that famous debate events against trump i mean to close down the oil and gas

01:51:42.940 industry and that's exactly what he is doing we have a new study out um by my friend casey mulligan

01:51:49.580 who's the top one of the top economists in the country at university of chicago we estimate we'd

01:51:54.120 be producing three million more barrels a day a day if trump were still president we had the laws in

01:52:01.660 place that we did then and think about that at a hundred million a hundred dollars a barrel math is

01:52:08.500 pretty easy here glenn a hundred dollars times three hundred three a million that's three hundred

01:52:14.460 million dollars a day a day the country is losing because these lunatic energy policies that's over a 0.98

01:52:22.900 hundred billion dollars a year this is costing us and i'm sure sorry folks anyone who actually believes

01:52:30.540 for one minute that you can run a 23 trillion dollar economy that makes cars and steel and manufacture

01:52:37.660 products and construction products and the the technology industries you're going to run that

01:52:42.460 on windmills it it is it is well i mean preposterous here's the thing here's the thing this is this is

01:52:50.260 so amazing the reason why we really changed the world and also had that moment in america after the war

01:53:00.900 was because we had three things energy we had we had all of the riches of the earth in in here and we were

01:53:10.360 using them um we had cheap energy not just energy but cheap energy and we had educated cheaper labor well the

01:53:20.960 unions got rid of the labor the education got rid of the other half the brain power uh of labor we are we no

01:53:28.320 longer have cheap energy in fact we'll have no energy and we will not take any mineral out of the

01:53:33.600 ground you got nothing left and by the way if you you're exactly right about that we have more mineral

01:53:39.920 resources this country was incredibly endowed by god with amazing resources no other country in the world

01:53:45.420 has white christian nationalism yeah it's like it's like there's a 60 trillion dollar treasury chest under

01:53:53.200 this country and the left is saying don't don't dig it up don't dig it up yeah and and that's insanity 1.00

01:53:59.020 and and by the way how are you going to get here's another thing these people are so stupid or else 0.99

01:54:03.760 they're mendacious how are you going to get the uh batteries and all of the the the uh the solar panels 0.99

01:54:11.460 and the wind turbines if you don't have these precious metals flying monkeys 1.00

01:54:16.260 really i mean my mind is spinning i want to pull my hair out of the stupidity of these policies 0.98

01:54:27.360 and we are i'm going to warn people we are going to have brownouts and blackouts around this country 0.98

01:54:33.140 in the next two or three years if these insane energy policies go forward no doubt about it my

01:54:38.380 mind i think you're going to see people i think you're going to see people uh start freeze to death

01:54:43.160 in america in in possibly this winter just because they won't be able to afford the energy prices

01:54:49.780 and by the way just so people don't think you're exaggerating did you see the story about what

01:54:55.060 happened in spain this week no oh about 80 degrees yes they want to set the the they want to um make it

01:55:03.880 illegal in spain because they have a heat wave going on in europe to set your the temperature of your

01:55:10.220 air conditioner at um less than 80 degrees 80 degrees and by the way if we have to save on energy

01:55:16.860 on electricity how are we going to power all these electric vehicles yeah it's so let me ask you this

01:55:24.720 steven with with what we did with russia um could we have avoided if if trump were still in and none of

01:55:34.340 this with russia would have happened if he were in but uh if if this exact situation was happening but

01:55:39.740 we kept the same energy policies as trump had would we would europe be in the trouble that it's in today

01:55:47.440 no but you know europe deserves a lot of the blame for themselves it was donald trump remember

01:55:52.580 i know who waved his fingers at finger at by the way one of the most overrated people in the last hundred

01:55:58.380 years is angela merkel yes destroyed germany she destroyed her she was time magazine's person of

01:56:04.760 the year five years ago and germany is a complete mess right now and talk about worshiping false gods

01:56:11.340 and so you're right i mean europe fell into this trap of saying oh we're gonna we're gonna be

01:56:16.000 dependent we're gonna go with green energy and then we're gonna get our our natural gas from

01:56:19.940 russia russia now just as just as trump predicted that the the western europeans are now dependent

01:56:27.420 on russia and and uh putin for energy we should be we should be exporting a massive amounts of uh net

01:56:36.080 of uh of uh natural gas to europe they should be dependent on the united states not russia but that's

01:56:42.780 a decision they made but now we can't export it because we can't produce it here in any in america

01:56:47.360 anymore i tell you what's really frightening and immoral it'd be beside all of the the out-of-control

01:56:53.640 government that we have right now that we're not living our own laws constitution that the american

01:56:59.700 people are being called terrorists now um beyond all that the the most immoral thing i have seen

01:57:07.180 our country do uh since the civil rights era um is is clamp down on our farmers tell our farmers not to grow

01:57:19.220 tell our farmers exactly um how they need to farm take away the fertilizer which will cut our crop yield

01:57:27.020 about 30 percent plus all of the things that we're doing with energy right now the people that will

01:57:35.740 freeze to death and starve all around the world because the united states is taking this path all of the

01:57:44.500 people that we could save from death starvation heat cold all of that it is immoral because we're the

01:57:54.460 ones that always come in and rescue people the world has no one to rescue rescue them from this no one

01:58:01.500 it is immoral it is immoral and to add to that for our uh you know state department and john kerry who's 0.92

01:58:08.660 the second dumbest person on the planet to go around to these third world countries where they don't 1.00

01:58:13.240 you know they literally don't have you know electric power and the women have to still you 1.00

01:58:17.820 know go a mile and carry the jugs of water yeah back to the village then we go to these little

01:58:23.760 and the and our state department's telling oh don't don't build coal plants here they don't have

01:58:28.240 electric power they don't have clean water and they're saying you should be worrying about climate

01:58:32.240 change i mean climate change is something people at country clubs in america with who make million

01:58:37.660 dollars salaries worry about people in third world countries who live day to day uh in deprivation

01:58:43.780 right you want to you want to help people on the world let's get them clean water and secure forms

01:58:48.520 of energy that will move people out of power we're not doing that i'll tell you uh steven i think these

01:58:53.820 guys are malthusian i mean everything every death that happens reduces what they believe is the surplus

01:59:02.600 population uh and and helps also you know clean the air you know we'd be much better off if we

01:59:10.160 didn't have all these people um it's an unspoken thing first for most uh but there are those who

01:59:17.720 actually speak those words and it is it's evil what is happening it's just evil steven thank you so

01:59:24.140 much for all your work and i don't know why we don't have you on more uh i really enjoy talking

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02:00:49.780 clocido domingo uh-huh uh he's in trouble he's 81 years old he's 81 years old and apparently

02:01:15.820 uh prosecutors in argentina are linking him to a criminal group in buenos ares uh that was

02:01:26.520 just a front for sexual trafficking sex trafficking including sex trafficking of minors as well as

02:01:34.660 other crimes this is why we have to stop coal i mean we're always people are always sex trafficking

02:01:40.940 minors i don't i don't think that's oh the other kind yeah i think oh that's even even worse yeah

02:01:46.580 um so uh placido domingo somehow or another is involved in sex trafficking they apparently have him

02:01:53.160 on tape from wiretaps placido domingo you'll never really listen to ave maria again the same way from

02:02:03.460 him i can stop you at the end of again yeah i will never listen to ave maria again yeah regardless of

02:02:09.700 whether he's trafficking children or not that you can honestly keep it you know have you i mean it's

02:02:17.180 really you can see how conspiracy theories begin with the for instance the schools now and all the

02:02:27.140 teachers with the the child sexual things that are happening all the seeming you know um they don't

02:02:36.200 seem to care about the trafficking in our own government that's happening with the cartels on

02:02:41.760 our own border it's helping that then you have placido domingo you know do you could see you

02:02:48.360 very easy as a novel writer to put all those things together and you know come up with pizza gate

02:02:55.580 i'd like a ham and cheese pizza please he wants a 14 year old that's why it's so hard to decipher i

02:03:04.720 think for a lot of people what the truth is because you you get a mainstream media publication that will lie

02:03:09.700 to you constantly constantly uh to tell you uh all sorts of things that aren't true and then

02:03:15.200 when you when they say something that is false when it actually is false it's hard to to know whether

02:03:23.260 to trust them and then you do have like you know look not every single person in washington dc is is uh

02:03:29.380 you know kids to pizza restaurants yeah uh to to state the obvious truth here but also like

02:03:35.360 jeffrey epstein was a real person yeah and connected with a lot of these people yeah and then then it

02:03:42.180 was all covered the transparency you want to stop disinformation malinformation etc etc transparency

02:03:50.440 you know we should know everything about who was in the phone book for epstein we should know it

02:03:57.740 because that's the only way you stop this kind of stuff uh when it comes to when it comes to uh you

02:04:06.040 know lies and deception and uh and and just dangerous dangerous conspiracy conspiracy theories

02:04:15.840 you have to be transparent and that is the one thing that our government and others just will not do

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