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00:00:00.000 welcome to the program today we're glad that you're here um i want to talk to you a little

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00:02:02.840 hello america and welcome to friday actually i like to call it fight back friday you know i was

00:02:12.540 saying it's good news friday but really the good news is that you're fighting back and you're winning

00:02:18.580 and we've got to look at every win and celebrate every win because something is happening in america

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00:03:32.020 back it's g-e-n-u-c-e-l.com slash back all right i want you to know the battle is is raging and the

00:03:41.500 battle is on but why do i sound suddenly like rfk hang on rfk rfk jr yeah yeah now you can have 14

00:03:51.500 in the uh in the primary by the way that's where he's showing up at which is 14 way too high if you

00:03:58.620 happen to be joe biden and be a sitting president and you know and your opponents i mean really the

00:04:06.920 guy i mean this is an amazing thing 14 14 significant yeah and it that shows you again

00:04:15.080 something's changing in america here's a guy who would never have gotten 14 you know even six years

00:04:22.740 ago and 14 now with democrats that shows there are democrats that are like okay okay all the vaccine

00:04:31.640 stuff that was going on not necessarily anti-vaccine but anti-government collusion because

00:04:37.720 that's his real message right now we'll get into that later but that also i think is good news

00:04:43.520 espn here's some more espn uh stage c uh steel and samantha ponder both mothers of three children

00:04:53.340 both have daughters this week utilize their celebrity to help ensure that their daughters and other american

00:05:00.460 girls may once again be able to enjoy fair athletic competition steel the co-host of sports center 0.99

00:05:08.800 and ponder the host of sunday nfl countdown joined all-american swim star riley gains

00:05:15.400 in voicing opposition to the biden administration's proposed requirement that makes males uh you know

00:05:23.060 permitted to participate in women's sports now here's what happened the department of education 0.91

00:05:28.420 as proposed to change to title nine they did this on april 6 and usually there's a 60-day uh public uh

00:05:36.480 uh you know uh hearing on it but they didn't think they needed that they're just going to do 30 days

00:05:42.660 this time anyway and it will uh stop all federal funding to schools and universities uh if they are

00:05:51.440 segregating their sports across the board basically by biological sex can't do that anymore you don't need 0.97

00:05:59.520 your you don't get your tax dollars really because those are my tax dollars why by the way am i sending

00:06:04.800 my education tax dollars to you in washington where you only send 40 percent of our dollars back to education

00:06:13.500 not even necessarily in my neighborhood what the hell are we doing anyway um thomas leah thomas

00:06:23.460 remember was a was a middling performer at the university of pennsylvania on the men's swimming team

00:06:31.380 and uh he he said uh it breaks my heart to see trans kids across the country lose out on these

00:06:42.120 opportunities well wait a minute you weren't losing out you were swimming you were in the university you

00:06:49.600 were on the swim team you just weren't number one so what opportunity is it the opportunity to compete

00:06:58.240 and swim or the opportunity to win uh he said the um the proposed rule for title nine is a good start

00:07:08.860 but not enough on monday riley gains responded to the video zeroing in on the suggestion that the 1.00

00:07:16.060 same-sex competition requirements amounted to discrimination advanced under the guise of

00:07:21.740 competitive fairness gains added in her critique of the thomas video does it not break your heart to

00:07:27.940 see women lose out on these opportunities the female all-american underscored the uh proposed 0.97

00:07:33.920 regulation deny science truth and common sense i i want you to stop saying you're against things

00:07:40.880 i'm i'm there's a i don't know there's something happening with me right now where i am uh i'm very

00:07:52.740 clear that well let me get all jesus here for a second you know jesus didn't have to fight satan

00:08:03.700 he wasn't like oh man i'm gonna meet satan in the desert he didn't care all he had to say is

00:08:10.360 you're dismissed now he's christ so he has you know a little more power we have to go to the extra step

00:08:19.200 of in the name of jesus christ you're dismissed okay we have to go that far

00:08:29.000 why are we freaking out when we have the winning power on our side you only freak out when you don't

00:08:38.540 know what's coming that's a what is it called a jump scare you're like oh my god um you know what's

00:08:47.380 coming you know what we're fighting why are we worried about it all you have to do is know the power

00:08:54.420 that you have access to and then on top of that you know the truth all i'm doing i'm not fighting

00:09:03.680 against anybody i'm standing up for the truth we've got to start standing up for the truth i don't hate

00:09:13.080 anyone i'm not i'm not i'm not against leah thomas or anybody else he's just a him not a her and it's uh

00:09:23.440 it's not right to take the opportunities away from our daughters in sports it's also not right because

00:09:31.760 it makes several girls uncomfortable okay it's not right to mutilate our children or give them 0.98

00:09:37.760 hormone therapy uh why because there are no studies that show that this is a good thing none

00:09:45.260 none there in fact there there were some studies that said maybe europe is dumping all of that stuff

00:09:55.220 now they're getting out of it because new studies are now showing us uh not a problem uh we we shouldn't

00:10:02.220 be doing this uh it's not a problem to drop all of this because uh it's a problem if we continue to go

00:10:08.860 down this road well i'm doing he's standing up for the truth i'll listen to science i won't listen to

00:10:16.560 the science because i don't believe there is the science science is constantly evolving and gathering

00:10:25.000 new facts that's why you're in you're a moron if you don't change over time that means you haven't

00:10:32.540 learned anything because there's always new things to learn always things that change and give nuance to

00:10:39.640 people's opinions so i'm open to new ideas but not ones that are based on lies no big deal so

00:10:48.060 anyway stage steel retweeted gaines remarks uh on tuesday and uh she said this is heartbreaking

00:10:56.180 maddening and really difficult to watch i keep thinking we're going to wake up and be relieved

00:11:01.780 that this was all a ridiculous comical nonsensical dream hashtag i stand with riley gains then uh

00:11:10.520 the independent co-founder uh of the independent council on women's sports kim uh jones said it's

00:11:19.960 a dark twisted cruel world we're creating for women every time a woman wakes up to this it feels 1.00

00:11:26.480 so entirely lonely like how can we be here how how are people supporting this how does this movement

00:11:34.320 have so much power it is really time to understand just what groundwork has been laid to fight our way

00:11:40.420 back from this madness loudly this is fantastic fantastic the tide is turning and you don't need to go

00:11:50.980 pick up a gun like they now are doing they are so sadly sick so sadly sick that they in their twisted minds

00:12:07.260 think that it is okay to pick up a gun and shoot children in a school they mourn i mourn with the parents

00:12:18.120 of the shooter nobody wants that to happen nobody the parents somewhere or another they lost their child

00:12:28.180 somewhere away or another and that can happen to all of us so i mourn but i also mourn for the victims

00:12:36.660 i'm sad about the shooter but now she's not here so you know she's she's finding truth out in her own way

00:12:46.720 now and realizing there is eternal truths another win listen to this budweiser just came out you know with

00:12:58.220 their ad a watchmaker has released an advertisement showing a the showing racial gender theories effect

00:13:05.780 on female athletes and the problems that arise uh from transgenderism and men uh competing against 0.80

00:13:13.600 them in the advertisement the e-guard watch company depicts a female track athlete training from a young

00:13:21.780 age with the encouragement of her father he used to watch me run and say ain't no woman alive that can

00:13:28.980 beat you and i believed him the athletes track and field dreams were crushed however when a man with

00:13:35.040 long hair and a beard joined her at the starting line it was an unstoppable force a life dedicated to

00:13:41.440 perfection but even perfection wouldn't be enough the advertisement then flashes the headline showing

00:13:47.780 self-identified transgender athletes defeating male female competitors um uh let's see then the e-guard watch 0.78

00:13:57.480 company uh uh says we believe in truth we believe in truth they're saying this advertisement is a response to corporate

00:14:09.480 america that has gone woke you're out of touch with reality if you're looking for a watch uh buy the e-guard watch

00:14:18.880 e-g-a-r-d e-guard watch company you know what tweet it out thank you e-guard watch uh all right let me give

00:14:31.180 you a couple of other good pieces of uh news and things that you have actually done in uh the last few

00:14:38.260 days i'm going to give that to you here in just a second first let me tell you about relief factor

00:14:43.040 greg lives in alabama he turned 53 last year uh he said that age came up behind him and hit him over

00:14:49.660 the head with a brick aches and pains it's the old story except that he isn't that old then one day he

00:14:57.460 heard me talking about relief factor decide i don't have anything to lose i mean i'm listening to this guy's

00:15:02.020 show uh so he after a few weeks started taking it faithfully he took it aches and pains began to melt

00:15:10.660 away he got his life back he no longer feels 73 he feels 53 or hopefully even younger greg uh the

00:15:20.020 three-week quick start is only 1995 it's a trial pack not a drug but developed by doctors hundreds

00:15:25.280 of thousands of people have ordered relief factor and about 70 percent of them go on to order more

00:15:30.060 it's relieffactor.com or call 800 the number four relief 800 for relief the 1995 three-week quick start

00:15:37.120 relieffactor.com or call 800 the number four relief relief factor feel the difference 10 seconds station id

00:15:45.040 so i think it was on tuesday's show that we had dr eric henson on uh he is a texas ear nose and throat

00:16:02.240 specialist he refused to go along with the texas medical board saying that you have to have everybody

00:16:09.360 wear a mask and he wouldn't do it he's an ear nose and throat guy he knows about masks he knows how bad

00:16:16.300 that can be um and he also knows uh that's not going to stop any infections so if somebody came into his

00:16:24.200 office and said hey could you wear a mask i'm sure out of politeness he would but he was not wearing it

00:16:29.420 because of any mandate he said it was unconstitutional blah blah blah so he was uh he had his license

00:16:35.500 suspended by the texas medical board now this happened in 2021 they just suspended it like a month ago we

00:16:43.180 found out about it i told you about it on tuesday and told you you should call the texas medical board

00:16:49.380 because maybe he should have his license uh not suspended you called and within six hours

00:16:58.560 they sent a message to the good doctor and it was this hello dr henson this email serves as a notice

00:17:10.840 that effective immediately uh you i'm sorry this was not because of the texas medical board

00:17:17.380 you already reinstated that forgot this part of the story you reinstated that we talked about it last

00:17:23.200 week they got that back then what happened esg the hospital was the one that was uh say where he was

00:17:32.280 working said oh no more privileges here and his insurance company said uh we're not gonna back you

00:17:38.860 with insurance anymore okay so esg kicked in they'll get you one way or another i told you about that

00:17:45.420 on tuesday and what happened this email serves as a notice that effectively immediately your

00:17:51.140 privileges are reinstated at uthet jacksonville department heads and the medical executive

00:17:59.040 committee have already been notified you got him reinstated as a doctor then you turned the hospital

00:18:08.280 around and got his privileges back now i don't have the name of his insurance company but if the good

00:18:14.380 doctor would like to give me the name of that insurance company i'm sure this audience can take care of

00:18:19.740 some of that as well you have changed so many things recently we are making big progress we had the

00:18:30.720 republican states you know smuggling central bank digital currency language into the universe uniform uh

00:18:38.380 commercial code you've had this the uh bill killed now in three different states we spoke with um

00:18:46.120 uh chloe cole's team you know who she is the girl that was transitioning to a boy and then realized

00:18:52.400 what have i done and is transitioning out we had her on the show you raised money we we asked you if

00:19:00.480 you could help her uh she used some of that money to fund the sacramento detransition awareness rally

00:19:07.380 uh she flew out uh detransitioners to tell their story it was a huge moment in california

00:19:14.980 unfortunately antifa showed up at the rally and it turned violent but the the funds you sent her

00:19:21.740 also paid for security that day chloe has reached out to say thank you thank you for allowing us

00:19:31.020 the opportunity to do this and thank you glenn beck audience for keeping us safe do you remember the

00:19:38.700 uh woman that uh was to lead the office of the comptroller of the currency she was a massive 0.96

00:19:45.420 communist uh and she said that we should you know basically you know build back better we we should

00:19:53.420 have a completely different system here she was dropped as a nominee because of this audience

00:20:01.880 because of this audience wef is on the ropes wait until i share some stuff some news that has happened

00:20:11.620 this week on the world economic forum and build back better and their whole plan of esg wait

00:20:20.340 massive news has come out this week that nobody will tell you about but it is this audience even cnn says

00:20:29.140 this cnn uh you know they don't mean it as a compliment but they admit that this program has

00:20:36.440 mainstreamed the world economic forum and uh esg that's fantastic fantastic don't forget you also

00:20:46.460 killed the region smart bill uh this uh this bill came out it was horrible it was a tri-state compact

00:20:54.080 between mississippi mississippi arkansas and tennessee and it just gave control including eminent domain to

00:21:01.580 this private group we exposed it on this program and you called your house and senate in those three states

00:21:11.320 and it died now real quick what do you say you look for this in your own state in my state texas

00:21:23.120 the budget deliberations uh the republican controlled texas house voted to ban state dollars from

00:21:31.260 funding vouchers so you could have choice in your school the republican house banned money to go

00:21:41.240 for vouchers so we started looking into it and you know it's weird there was a lot of people that

00:21:46.280 voted against it uh that were republicans um seven of these people were endorsed by the texas state

00:21:54.320 teachers association uh and others were former teachers so they were in the teachers union well we

00:22:03.020 found the names of those because there's you know 21 different republicans but nine of them are coming up

00:22:11.440 for re-election so i'm gonna tweet their names i'll give them to you later probably in the hour i'm running

00:22:19.160 out of time now i'll give you their names but we need to find people that will run and primary them

00:22:27.000 because these are weak ridiculous spineless rhinos that are in with the teachers unions and are crushing

00:22:37.920 the idea that you could actually not pay taxes and just have it go to things you disagree with

00:22:46.880 but you can actually get a voucher to get your school right back program all right whoever your cell phone

00:22:54.860 carrier is if uh you're you're with one of the big guys i can guarantee you they're probably not

00:22:59.880 saving you any money uh and they're they're not donating to conservative causes uh you've got to

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00:23:14.000 patriot mobile is on the same cell towers with all the big guys so you're getting the same coverage

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00:23:39.360 they turn that around and they're investing it in things to stop the destruction of the bill of rights

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00:24:12.840 welcome to the glenn beck program

00:24:37.460 i have to tell you god works in really mysterious ways um we were going to do a gettysburg um

00:24:47.160 restoring event it was called restoring the covenant and then what happened uh covid and we were deep

00:24:57.520 financially into it and everything else and that went away quickly uh and i have felt that a covenant

00:25:05.300 needed to be made for years we are a covenant people and a covenant with god is really important

00:25:16.440 if you make a covenant with god and you break it all of those blessings go away all of those protections

00:25:26.480 go away everything goes away and we have break broken our covenant made by many times in our country's

00:25:35.160 history uh by our leaders uh we have to make it again and we have to uh beg for forgiveness

00:25:45.240 that we we get it we know we know what we've done so i wanted to do that a few years ago

00:25:51.300 i get an a video from a woman named donica hudson and she is uh she said i'm listening to you i don't even

00:26:01.220 remember what show it was i'm listening to you and you have to be at this event so i checked into it

00:26:08.900 and i'm going to be at this event next wednesday uh and donica is on with me now hello donica how are

00:26:16.940 you i'm great it's so good to be with you glenn thank you so tell me what this event is

00:26:24.100 this event is called the first landing 1607 declaration of covenant and we are so glad and

00:26:32.980 thankful that you'll be there as our keynote speaker for the gala dinner because you do understand

00:26:38.000 covenant god will not be mocked that's the most important thing of a covenant god will not be mocked

00:26:45.060 don't get into a covenant lightly with him because he'll keep his promise

00:26:49.740 all right so the first landing 1607 we're talking jamestown right that's correct actually the first

00:26:57.500 landing was at cape henry okay and then the colonist uh moved it took two weeks and they went down the

00:27:03.860 river and uh established jamestown so a lot of people don't know it's not in many of the history

00:27:11.100 books surprise surprise that when the colonists landed on april the 29th of 1607 they planted a huge

00:27:19.700 wooden cross in the sand they knelt they took communion and they dedicated themselves and this

00:27:26.860 land to god this land meaning the entire continent and not only did they did they do that glenn they

00:27:33.160 prayed that america would be evangelist to the world and that generations to come after them would

00:27:41.280 return and look at that cross and join them in this covenant and that's exactly what we're doing

00:27:47.760 so where is this happening this is happening at virginia beach virginia at the delta marriott it's

00:27:55.820 actually near the first landing cross that's on the military base and we're bringing a big wooden

00:28:01.220 cross to the sand there so that people can literally do what the covenant calls us to do

00:28:06.440 look at that cross and remember what the founders of america did when they dedicated this nation to god

00:28:13.300 so the covenant i've i've read and the are you going to actually speak the covenant are you asking

00:28:21.100 people just to do it on their own well if you go to our website you'll see that i have written a

00:28:26.540 declaration of covenant and in that we in unison re-covenant with the founding colonists

00:28:34.500 original words and i actually had that prayer in my book pray america great and that's how i got

00:28:41.420 connected to help co-found this event with the visionary reverend jack stagman so what we're

00:28:47.340 doing is acknowledging that we are a christian nation that the colonists did in fact do exactly what

00:28:54.460 i just outlined and that we intend to content continue to join the colonists in this covenant

00:29:01.720 because if we don't it's like you said in in your incredible email to me glenn that i read over and

00:29:08.180 over again because it was so powerful that this is the only way that we save america it is

00:29:13.600 yeah it is okay so um uh is there a recognition because i i read maybe a another something else

00:29:24.280 posted on the website i don't remember what it was but it was it was really a prayer of recognition

00:29:29.420 of wow we've screwed things up please forgive us exactly exactly and if you go to first landing

00:29:38.040 1607.com you can click on the declaration of covenant it's actually a downloadable pdf so that

00:29:45.820 you can actually agree with us we're going to be live streaming it around the world in 72 languages

00:29:51.180 real time uh thanks to cloud hub and we are going to allow people around the world to agree with us

00:29:59.260 with this covenant so go ahead and register online to do that but yes we do acknowledge

00:30:04.820 most of the things that you broadcast and are awakening the the republic to realize

00:30:10.920 is why we're in this situation that we need to remarry america to god you know we if i would have said

00:30:18.260 this 10 years ago uh or certainly in 1963 uh i would have been called a madman but we have not just

00:30:26.320 removed god we have replaced god in our schools with uh drag queens uh that's that's how insane 1.00

00:30:36.200 it is and until we humble ourselves recognize our role in this and then beg for his forgiveness and

00:30:45.800 renew a covenant i don't think we save america uh donica i i i can't wait to meet you um i'm just

00:30:54.140 so impressed by your initiative and what you've put together and uh i'm just thrilled that i can be

00:31:01.000 there well thank you and i cannot take the sole credit for that we have a founding team of five

00:31:06.700 that are working diligently together i was asked to to write the declaration of covenant that's my

00:31:12.380 strong suit we've actually just found out uh we're trying to get an annual day of a first landing

00:31:19.020 annual day established so that the nation knows that we are a christian nation and that this can

00:31:24.440 be a building of uh recognition of covenant throughout the land we want to get it back into

00:31:29.960 the schools and i'll i agree with you let's go there with the drag queens replacing god in the schools 0.98

00:31:35.740 you know and how we we outlawed school prayer you know this most people don't realize everything

00:31:41.400 that we're doing is in the bible everything that is happening as an attack to us with drag queens in 1.00

00:31:48.020 schools is a movement of the antichrist spirit through the global elite to strip us of our identity

00:31:53.940 so when we actually recovenant we are recognizing our true identity in the god of abraham isaac and jacob

00:32:02.580 who established covenant in this earth he our god made covenant with night and day everything that we see

00:32:10.360 is by covenant how can we deny and leave him we have left our first love in america and this is an

00:32:18.040 opportunity to save america by recovenanting with him re uh recognizing our identity in the god he

00:32:26.420 created us and loves us and i know there are people out there listening glenn they are hurting they are

00:32:33.060 bewildered they don't understand what's happening to our country they're going where is god and he is

00:32:39.160 right here he is right here we may have left him but he has not left us that's the nature of covenant

00:32:45.440 we have an opportunity to return to the god who created us before he issues us a certificate of

00:32:54.380 divorce like he did in jeremiah 3 8 with israel we have a window of time and i think like you said on

00:33:01.680 your incredible broadcast recently i think it was the tucker carlson broadcast that we are no longer a

00:33:08.600 superpower we are headed to be by 2025 a police state i believe this is our window of time that

00:33:17.600 you have so aptly outlined that if we the people who are in covenant with the god of abraham isaac and

00:33:25.460 jacob by the blood covenant jesus christ return to our first love and recovenant with god that we will

00:33:31.840 usher in a force of covenant and history that saves america donica i can't thank you enough listen i i want

00:33:39.920 you to go to first landing 1607.com that's first landing 1607.com if you can join us in virginia beach

00:33:49.240 great if you can't join it online um it get your church involved this covenant needs to be made

00:33:57.380 everywhere in america we must restore our covenants uh with god and beg his forgiveness it really is i

00:34:07.820 believe the only way um back we we are not fighting politicians we're not fighting parties we're fighting

00:34:17.480 evil and it's time to recognize that and call in the big guns the only the lord can take care of this

00:34:26.900 at this point uh but it requires work on our side and that work is to live as a covenant people

00:34:34.480 donica thank you so much i'll see you uh next wednesday you bet donica hudson uh pray america

00:34:41.620 great author first landing 1607 project co-founder again you can find out more about this at first

00:34:48.400 landing 1607.com if you're in that area i would love to see you next wednesday in virginia beach

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00:38:03.280 that voted uh against school choice the amendment passed a vote of 86 to 52 24 republicans voted in

00:38:14.080 favor of blocking school choice unreal and 10 voted present that's a lot of that's a lot of

00:38:24.140 republicans quote unquote republicans this is the problem with deep red states uh they know they

00:38:30.380 can't win as a democrat and so they moderate and they what any place else what would be a a democrat

00:38:38.580 is a republican here yeah they'll go and they'll just be like well we can just support the crappy

00:38:43.520 republican we're not going to get our democrat but we can block certain things the teachers unions

00:38:47.460 have made an entire industry of this so here's there are nine vulnerable politicians

00:38:52.480 seven were endorsed by the texas state teachers association this this is the cancer if you see a

00:39:00.260 republican that is taking money or endorsed by the uh teachers unions stay away from them um so

00:39:08.240 let me give i'm going to tweet all these out there's glenn rogers these are the ones that we need to

00:39:14.480 the primary glenn rogers uh ernest bales drew darby kyle uh case uh cassell maybe stan lambert

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00:39:59.460 if these people represent you in the texas house you need to find somebody that is die hard

00:40:09.660 school choice die hard red and uh and make sure that you are finding constitutional candidates

00:40:19.320 you know it's really interesting the um there's two movements afoot here in texas and one is

00:40:25.920 we want to get rid of all of the rhinos and that's great uh the other is we want to put really good

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00:41:44.400 all right i like that message you know it's it's one that i think is so important you know we've

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00:42:26.420 exactly what the school choice situation is about i know texas is in the middle of it right now

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00:42:36.360 than honestly i ever dreamed possible and i've been talking about this for 20 years just the last two or

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00:44:45.600 hello america welcome to fight back friday i want to i want to talk to you this hour uh a little bit

00:44:53.020 about the nonsense that is the well i was going to say the uh you know save the earth movement but i

00:45:01.120 i guess it's more of a let's fight inflation movement because that's where a lot of the dollars

00:45:07.320 are coming from now does any of this make any sense and are we the people who i think

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00:46:30.140 that's pre-born.com slash back sponsored by pre-born alex epstein is uh with us now president and

00:46:39.500 founder of the center for industrial progress author of the moral case for fossil fuels he is

00:46:46.080 pro fossil fuels anti-green agenda and uh uses facts to uh back it all up how are you doing alex

00:46:54.260 good good to be here and stew you're here this time you weren't here last time i know i missed you

00:46:58.640 it's great to have you here and of course you know we last time i think i had you on studios america

00:47:02.620 talking about your new book fossil future which is the update to a moral case for fossil fuels and a

00:47:07.520 great great book i mean it's one i told like i go back to all the time i it's non-stop i mean you're

00:47:13.240 like a god to him or i don't know he's a fan boy has he stalked you at any point because

00:47:18.840 well you know i've been trying to create an army of

00:47:22.080 an overweight out of shape army yeah it's gonna go well it's gonna go well so um i have this sense

00:47:33.880 that things are changing um things are being exposed like the wef and esg that's been exposed now it's

00:47:44.040 starting to be almost a joke um and when it comes to the fossil fuel usage i hope that it

00:47:54.820 i hope that this changes a little quicker because we're entering a time where they're just going to

00:48:00.740 choke us off and kick the door closed behind are we making progress on this i think so i think there's

00:48:09.140 enough encouraging signs that people should be even more motivated to fight i think it's is it

00:48:13.420 fight back fridays is that what you call it yeah so i mean my own experiences so i got passionate about

00:48:19.540 this issue in 2007 so almost 16 years ago now and for most of that period you know from 2007 to the

00:48:25.820 present what i would call the case against fossil fuels has enjoyed a position of a moral monopoly

00:48:30.600 so basically if you are against fossil fuels right if you said i hate i'm concerned about climate change

00:48:36.560 them against fossil fuels you just got a halo over your head it was just free status and there

00:48:41.440 was no questioning of it at all and then if you were at all associated with questioning climate

00:48:45.840 catastrophism or let alone supporting fossil fuels then you had devil horns so this thing where there

00:48:52.040 there's no debate and i think part of what i've helped to create and what other what some others

00:48:56.740 have helped to create is there is increasingly a debate about this and i think a manifestation of this

00:49:01.160 is you mentioned the world economic forum and in particular esg when i started you know five or six

00:49:07.400 years ago i used to do consulting on messaging for businesses now i just help politicians because it's

00:49:11.920 more high impact but esg just took the corporate world by storm including the oil and gas industry and

00:49:17.440 everyone just said oh we love esg they just always parasitically adopt the new term which is just so

00:49:22.500 dangerous when your enemy comes up with a new term don't especially those three letters don't don't

00:49:26.660 start valuing those three letters but they they do that and it was just nobody would question esg it

00:49:31.420 had a total moral monopoly and now look at what's happening now now people have very negative

00:49:36.120 associations with esg considerably negative associations with the world economic forum

00:49:40.160 and i think also real questions about the net zero movement and i think it's a combination of i think

00:49:46.120 some of the intellectual work and activist work some of us have done but also the manifestation

00:49:51.000 of a global energy crisis including a lesser energy crisis in america whenever you have a crisis the

00:49:57.840 establishment is called into question and so i view now as a very special educational opportunity

00:50:03.120 certainly in energy the greatest one of my lifetime because i was born in 1980 the the 70s energy crisis

00:50:09.140 was even starting to become a memory then just like inflation people don't think it can happen if it

00:50:14.340 hasn't happened recently right now both of those are happening and people are open to wait a second

00:50:18.760 maybe it doesn't make sense to restrict all of our reliable energy without a replacement maybe it

00:50:23.420 doesn't make sense to just write money endlessly maybe maybe logic is valid right maybe maybe i think

00:50:30.240 the jury's still out on that but we'll give that point to you for now um the uh uh when you look at

00:50:36.960 how everything is under the umbrella of save the earth now i don't know if you saw the story about rice

00:50:46.840 needing to go away if we're going to save the planet and so now grain rice the grain okay feeds what i

00:50:57.200 don't know probably half the world uh what's it gonna be replaced with well they certainly not meat

00:51:03.960 no they don't have you know they don't have that part of it they're just they're just talking about

00:51:08.180 getting rid of of rice why would you worry about they'll come up their scientists are working on

00:51:14.180 something to replace rice i'm sure it's got to be bugs right we got to get to bugs eventually how

00:51:18.720 what's the path to eating bugs so when i look at this and i look at the people involved i mean

00:51:23.880 you have said forever a moral case for fossil fuels because millions will die millions will die

00:51:33.300 if we just abandon uh power electricity um we're also now having these zealots take on our foods

00:51:43.180 meat rice this is immoral rice feeds so how many people will starve without rice i think rice is a

00:51:54.540 great example so i want to since it's about to be earth day and i'm here in town for this event called

00:51:59.840 earth x which is traditionally i think an event for environmental catastrophists but i was invited

00:52:05.460 because former governor rick perry wanted to have me here i guess as a counter and so he's invited me

00:52:11.520 and then the texas state climatologist we're going to be on the stage together which will be very

00:52:14.760 interesting it's going to be great so yeah yeah i'm hoping to get a really good you need to borrow

00:52:18.020 a bulletproof vest i guess we haven't had any scares yet let's hope don't don't get any ideas

00:52:23.720 anyway um and so it's earth day so i want to i want to ask kind of a question which i think is maybe

00:52:29.440 the most clarifying question when it comes to how people look at earth and it's very simple but i think

00:52:34.560 it explains how people could possibly be anti-rice in the name of the earth so the question is

00:52:39.860 what is your goal with respect to earth is it one to advance human flourishing on earth

00:52:45.720 or two is it to eliminate human impact on earth and i think the anti-rice goal is eliminating human

00:52:53.400 impact correct it's malthusian earth from a human perspective an earth with rice is a better earth

00:52:59.940 right right and an earth with fossil fuels is a better earth and so that's my perspective you know i

00:53:06.340 have a pro-human environmental philosophy and i think that's the root of all of this what is your

00:53:11.660 stance on fossil fuels being fossil fuels or just some natural thing that i mean apparently it's bubbling

00:53:19.720 up from the ocean floor all the time it's part of nature yeah i think it's mostly um i mean it's more

00:53:26.340 of a question for gas but i think it's mostly ancient biological matter i mean this stuff can naturally

00:53:31.900 occur you see that on saturn like hydrocarbons which you know that's what fossil fuels are they can

00:53:36.140 naturally occur but if you look at for and this is not my area of expertise but if you look at how

00:53:40.680 like how people explore for oil like they're geologists who study the history of life so the

00:53:46.560 vast majority of people i know who are actually finding this stuff definitely believe in what's

00:53:50.020 called the biogenic theory and wouldn't that be just the perfect way for a self-sustaining ecosystem

00:53:57.940 to work that it would take stuff that has died and is is is being regenerated into something else

00:54:07.200 that is useful well i mean the the criticism would be i think it's a good point the criticism is oh

00:54:12.660 we're taking it at a faster rate so we're we're burning the stuff at a faster rate than it decomposed

00:54:17.900 now from a certain perspective why and from my perspective like why do i care about that because

00:54:23.140 we don't need to use the stuff forever we use the stuff and we discover better things like nuclear

00:54:28.140 so we've got more than 10 times more quote fossil fuel underground than we've used in the whole

00:54:32.660 history of civilization we're not running out of it we're running out of the freedom to harness it

00:54:36.580 that's what's correct that's what's scary so um yeah it's it's a great thing another perspective

00:54:41.700 that's even more controversial is well in a sense we're returning the co2 for to the atmosphere

00:54:47.680 because we had very high co2 that was absorbed you know by like a lot of marine organisms we're

00:54:54.300 returning it to the atmosphere isn't that more quote natural so it's interesting that they they hate

00:54:58.560 anything that's impacted by humans even if we're making it more like it used to be correct um when

00:55:05.440 you look at um the road we're on especially this push from biden and the world economic forum to

00:55:14.320 get all cars to be batteries i mean there is the whole thing falls apart uh when you just start to

00:55:21.500 take it logically do we have the transmission lines to be able to put all of wherever you're getting it

00:55:30.580 from let's say you know ancient space monkeys come down and teach us how to make more electricity

00:55:36.240 we don't have the power lines to distribute this kind of stuff that fast do we

00:55:43.260 certainly not now i mean i just think of it as it's very valuable i think just to return to basic

00:55:49.620 principles and the basic principles of you know a free economy is what do we do if you have a good

00:55:56.320 idea you are free to offer it to the market and see how it goes it is not a good idea to try to make

00:56:03.240 67 percent of new u.s vehicles electric by the year 2032 that for a million different reasons which

00:56:09.660 is why it's not even close to happening we have six percent adoption with massive government subsidies

00:56:15.080 people don't want these things and the basic reasons are they're not as cost effective for

00:56:19.060 the typical person and we have a decline in the availability of reliable electricity and we're

00:56:24.340 why would you have a massive increase in demand correct but you have car companies that are going

00:56:31.060 out of the combustion engine i mean yeah they're there i mean it's one of these situations where

00:56:37.700 there's if if everyone else is doing it it can't be that bad it's it's just people really think oh if

00:56:43.180 the government is behind it if joe biden's word is behind it it must work like some politicians just

00:56:49.500 think they're just magical like they can just they can just say words and then those words will just

00:56:56.060 come true so they can just say oh yeah by 20 but look at newsom right i mean five days after he

00:57:00.880 announced no more internal combustion engine vehicles in 2035 he had to tell us as residents

00:57:05.660 of california don't charge your ev and by the way don't use your air conditioning right during heat

00:57:10.580 wave this is this is with a few percent ev penetration and they're talking about making it

00:57:15.240 close to a hundred percent so it's what's happening is the worst crackpot ideas are being

00:57:20.740 dictated this is why we don't want anyone's ideas dictated even smart people's what's problem is

00:57:25.680 these people aren't only dumb but they're anti-human at the core they're against energy

00:57:30.540 right they're again you see them being against rice they're against really what they're against

00:57:34.140 is human impact so it's the combination of the evil of government quote planning which is just

00:57:38.920 government dictating combined with an anti-human motive at least the communists had a semi-anti-human

00:57:44.480 motive and a semi-pro-human motive but the greens their core motive is eliminating human impact from

00:57:50.120 earth so you don't want people dictating you to hurt yourself it really is fascinating now they say

00:57:56.520 look we've got a they're saying it is a pro-human uh outlook they're saying there's a catastrophe

00:58:02.180 around the corner we have to stop it we have not been thinking about these things for too long and

00:58:07.220 now we have to do something about it so yeah you know evs might be more expensive and they might

00:58:11.080 have some costs up front but that's why we need the government to step in and and and take the reins

00:58:16.740 i mean there's a lot to take apart there but let's just take the idea of okay we have a looming

00:58:21.540 catastrophe so i have a very simple rule that will rule out 85 of people's predictions which is i only

00:58:28.360 accept predictions about the future from people who accurately portray the present so if they

00:58:34.100 acknowledge that's a good rule that's really good for the if they acknowledge hey you know what human

00:58:38.760 beings are currently in a climate renaissance as in we're far safer from climate related disasters than

00:58:43.540 ever the average person is 150th is likely to die from a climate related disaster because the rate of

00:58:48.120 death has gone down 98 in the last 100 years if they said it's amazing now and so we've had one

00:58:53.340 degree of warming the earth is much more livable than it used to be it's also greener life is better

00:58:57.640 mostly because of all the energy that came with the fossil fuels but there's a looming disaster for xyz

00:59:02.900 reason i would listen but they say no the climate is terrible today it's never been worse and then they

00:59:07.940 give anecdotes if this person died this person died making you think that the death rate is higher

00:59:12.340 why would i trust them to predict the future if they can't predict the present either there's only two

00:59:16.640 possibilities oh not of trusting them but they're only doing it because one they're ignorant or two

00:59:22.000 they have a different goal and this goes back to is their goal to advance human flourishing on earth

00:59:26.560 or is it to eliminate human impact on earth see i think the elites have a very anti-human view i mean

00:59:33.960 everything that is being done now across the board is uh to enslave or to kill humans you know what i mean

00:59:43.920 tell them exactly what to do every second of the day you're only gonna you're gonna have to walk if

00:59:50.180 you live in this area there's no cars for you your car can only drive so far that's that's crazy and i

00:59:57.220 think they have a real malthusian attitude and i think the majority of the people who are just

01:00:04.280 lapdog followers are ignorant of the real facts yeah i mean i think malthusian is actually charitable

01:00:11.460 to them well it's an aspect of it it's an aspect of it so it's what i it's what i call the parasite

01:00:16.600 polluter view of human beings so this is the view that earth is what i call a delicate nurturer so

01:00:21.020 it's stable sufficient it gives us enough as long as we're not too greedy and it's safe and then human

01:00:25.520 beings are parasite polluters and our impact ruins it yeah so there's that aspect of running out of

01:00:30.580 resources but there's also this idea of like everything we do ruins earth and at the core that's

01:00:36.540 obviously not true like we we make water clean nature doesn't just have evian and perrier flowing

01:00:41.280 all over the place and we ruin it like we make clean water right we make the air a lot cleaner than

01:00:45.620 it was when we use wood like we make our environment unnaturally clean and safe so you can't not know

01:00:50.920 that so i think it's really a belief that human impact is evil but notice they don't think bear

01:00:55.620 impact is evil beaver impact is so it's it's a distinctly anti-human view it's i that's why i call it

01:01:02.260 human racism because it's the view that the human race is particularly evil that our impact is evil

01:01:07.420 and the rest of nature's impact is good and this is a mainstream view it goes by green green means

01:01:12.260 minimize or eliminate human impact it's an uncontroversial idea so this is how far we are

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01:02:33.120 so alex i feel like they don't normally let you on stage with climatologists to debate is that what

01:02:49.680 this is is this a debate that you're participating in while you're here it's not a debate it's a

01:02:55.180 discussion hopefully it's a lively discussion oh i think it will be

01:03:00.840 why when you get in these moments because you've had some some high profile back and forth with

01:03:09.180 you know with climatologists and scientists talking about this stuff you know they say that you're not

01:03:15.580 even allowed to participate in these debates because you you're you're no scientist you're not an expert

01:03:20.520 but you are an expert how do you deal with that approach which basically tries to eliminate this

01:03:26.060 entire perspective from the conversation you're just not an expert that they have deemed an expert

01:03:32.060 yeah that's the deal i mean so the you're not a scientist type thing is really revealing because

01:03:38.440 what we're dealing with are policy questions right the question is what to do and that always has a

01:03:42.920 moral component so policy questions always have value so they're never fully resolved by a factual

01:03:47.540 one discipline they're also always interdisciplinary so energy questions when energy impacts climate

01:03:53.360 obviously energy expertise is relevant and that's what i have primarily i know quite a bit about

01:03:57.760 climate most of these climate guys know nothing about energy i certainly know infinitely more about

01:04:01.760 climate than they know about energy but it just shows that the only focus with fossil fuels and

01:04:06.600 climate is what are the negative climate effects of fossil fuels and this is where i think as a

01:04:11.460 philosopher i really have the expertise because they're looking again this question of is your goal

01:04:16.240 to advance human flourishing on earth or eliminate a human impact on earth they're looking at the

01:04:20.060 issue of fossil fuels from the perspective of our goal is to eliminate impact so all they can think

01:04:25.140 about is oh we're impacting the climate and that's bad and we should repent and we should stop they

01:04:28.720 don't look at the benefits but from a human flourishing perspective you look at fossil fuels and you look at

01:04:33.460 how much better have they made the earth including how much safer are we from climate due to things

01:04:38.220 like irrigation and heating and cooling and sturdy buildings and i do think this is um i think stew you

01:04:43.600 mentioned my book fossil future i think this is really the distinctive thing about fossil future

01:04:47.140 is it's the only book that looks fully at our energy choices from a purely human flourishing

01:04:52.980 perspective and what people are shocked by is how different that is how differently you look at the

01:04:58.180 same thing this you know the coal and oil and gas when you look at it and the earth from a human

01:05:03.620 flourishing perspective it's just totally changes your mind you look at it oh my gosh i'm so glad these

01:05:08.220 guys figured how to turn the glomp into human life it's made the earth better not it should have

01:05:12.820 stayed underground and we should have stayed savages and if we don't educate ourselves we are going to

01:05:17.440 end up figuring that out not from a book but from real life as we're cold dark and hungry uh alex thank

01:05:26.900 you so much god bless thanks for having me guys the glenn back program we cannot lose hold of the past

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01:06:57.900 so the latest in hunter biden story is a really big deal uh and really going to change

01:07:24.760 change the game uh i think on the hundred oh yeah what well let me let me clarify here is it a

01:07:33.580 really big deal because it's true because it's true and it's going to give us incredible new

01:07:39.860 information about hunter biden or because that's boring or is it a really big deal that's actually

01:07:47.140 going to make a difference because i feel like i'm promised this all the time i know i know i know

01:07:52.240 it never never so here's what i this reveals how corrupt everything in washington is so uh it will

01:08:06.340 mean nothing unless uh you start cleaning up the corruption because this is just roping in everybody

01:08:14.460 and the testimony that is coming in done by the uh the house is stunning so there's a new whistleblower

01:08:23.520 now hunter biden got a new high-powered legal team and he brought a war room together uh

01:08:32.340 the guy uh david brock i think didn't he go over to the war room a lot of the people from media

01:08:39.440 matters etc etc um and this legal team and this really aggressive public uh relations team

01:08:48.740 put out on the new york times the justice department in the person of a u.s attorney in

01:08:54.880 delaware david weiss was moving toward letting hunter biden off easy the new york times said mr weiss

01:09:01.240 and people familiar with the investigation says it appears to be focused on a less politically

01:09:06.220 explosive set of possible charges stemming from hunter biden's failure to meet filing deadlines for

01:09:12.680 his taxes and questions about whether he falsely claimed at least thirty thousand dollars in

01:09:18.000 inductions for business expenses so this would have been nothing nothing okay slap on the wrist

01:09:25.360 now there's a new story that is out and it came out this week on why this is taking so long

01:09:35.220 and what is really going on and it comes from a high level whistleblower at the irs

01:09:42.280 he's been working with the justice department on the hunter biden investigation he is a career

01:09:49.720 irs criminal supervisory special agent he's retained a letter uh he's retained a lawyer and written a

01:09:59.020 letter to congress claiming the biden administration is interfering with the investigation into the

01:10:04.500 president's son the anonymous special agent sent the letter and said look i i am not going to reveal

01:10:14.520 who i am i'm not going to reveal all of the facts unless you promise my safety okay that's kind of

01:10:23.400 interesting uh he said i need to be have the appropriate legal protections and that uh i will only

01:10:33.420 do it if i can be secure okay so what is he saying so what he's saying is really i think game-changing

01:10:46.400 he is saying that the let me go to merrick garland um because merrick garland is at the heart of the

01:10:56.620 whistleblower's claim um when the attorney general was uh uh sworn in he said you know look i'm staying

01:11:09.460 way away from this there's no preferential treatment at all okay the longtime irs employee wants to provide 0.89

01:11:19.340 information to congressional leaders to contradict the sworn testimony to congress by garland okay that

01:11:27.640 he is receiving preferential treatment garland said there's no interference nothing i have nothing to do

01:11:35.220 with it um the the guy uh is uh the guy is uh the supervisor of the uh investigation we put the guy in

01:11:48.480 delaware we put him in charge of it it's he's a trump appointee he's from the previous administration

01:11:55.140 he's the u.s attorney for the district of delaware i've met him as the attorney general he's committed to

01:12:01.340 the independents and we have nothing to do with it so what's happening is they are dismissing at the

01:12:11.420 irs all the things that the whistleblower said these are clear huge crimes and we would be pursuing them

01:12:20.340 all the time but uh the the attorney general or the uh the district attorney there in delaware

01:12:31.040 is dismissing them and he's saying it's because of merit garland that merit garland is putting a rope

01:12:39.300 around things and saying no you don't you don't you don't need that but he's doing it in such a way

01:12:44.160 to where weiss is just not asking for stuff and the rs is like ah what about this no no we don't need

01:12:54.000 that and then merit garland can say well he didn't want it so it must not have been important

01:12:59.160 so merit garland is is dirty in this thing and listen to who else it ropes in another official

01:13:07.280 testified this week this guy's from the cia he's the guy who helped write uh and sign the 2020 2020

01:13:16.880 uh biden laptop letter from all the you know uh uh former intel people yeah he's the guy who did it

01:13:25.820 uh he says now mike morrell former acting cia director under president barack obama

01:13:35.620 said in a transcribed interview with the congressional investigators that

01:13:40.880 before his october 17th phone call with anthony blinken he had no intention of writing the october

01:13:50.240 19th hunter biden laptop letter he testified yes and absolutely when he asked if the call with

01:13:57.760 blinken who was then the top advisor for joe biden's campaign is what triggered that intent in you

01:14:05.520 so he gets onto a phone with blinken he's not going to write anything about it he hangs up and he

01:14:12.280 writes the letter was it blinken's phone call that made you write the letter yes he also testified that

01:14:19.960 one of the two reasons he helped put the letter together was to help joe biden defeat donald trump

01:14:26.640 so now we have pretty much a hostile witness here guy who used to work for uh obama testifying

01:14:36.220 that anthony blinken who's now our uh secretary of state had that written and merrick garland

01:14:45.940 is is putting ropes around uh what you can investigate and what you can't investigate

01:14:52.860 fascinating so this when you say is this going to lead to something i don't know because it's not

01:15:01.280 just about hunter and joe biden now now this is about the people at the irs that this guy is

01:15:09.080 whistleblowing on it's about uh anthony blinken it is about merrick garland it's about the president

01:15:17.020 and who knows who else was involved in this i've never in my lifetime

01:15:24.220 yeah i have never seen uh our american government this corrupt

01:15:34.800 you know you know why people aren't going to jail when they testify falsely to congress

01:15:42.380 because congress can only refer it to the justice department they can only say this guy is contempt of

01:15:52.300 congress uh he lied under oath then they refer that to the justice department and the justice department

01:15:59.520 has to decide do we hold them and put them in jail do we try them for that or not congress can only

01:16:06.320 refer them so you can get in front of congress and lie your butt off if you have control of the

01:16:14.300 justice department how are you going to nail merrick garland i mean you better make sure that you

01:16:20.820 maintain control of the justice department uh that's uh that's key to that little game but yeah it's

01:16:26.860 something it gives you a huge line of defense and then afterward you can just claim uh well they're

01:16:31.980 just coming after me because of politics so it it does this is why i'm skeptical that these things

01:16:38.460 ever lead to anything the good thing is just like there's always some left-wing nut job who is trying

01:16:45.780 to you know take out every prominent conservative there are people who are moderates and conservatives

01:16:55.260 throughout the government who are seeing the abuses here and are not going to stand up for them now

01:17:01.700 whether their whistleblowing turns into something it's it's fair to be skeptical looking at i mean

01:17:07.520 this is a movie this is a movie you know um you're looking at the cover-up what are these people

01:17:14.480 willing to do i mean hunter biden joe biden they knew they could get away with it because they were

01:17:20.020 gonna they had their cronies at the heads of the government and they know once dad's either dead or

01:17:28.860 out of office nobody's gonna nobody's gonna bring this up he just has to make it through his terms

01:17:34.780 in office and then nobody will bring it up and it'll just go away that can't happen this time that

01:17:41.840 cannot happen we have to know the truth and somebody has to pay the price you can't just whitewash

01:17:50.680 merrick garland i mean i i was reading some of this stuff today and i thought

01:17:55.020 that guy almost was supreme court justice yeah you know i didn't know anything about him i thought

01:18:02.360 okay well maybe i don't know another liberal another liberal judge all right i thought he was just a

01:18:07.620 liberal no this guy i think is corrupt to the core i think too part of it he's that way even more now

01:18:14.520 because he's been convinced like everyone else on the left that republicans stole that seat on the

01:18:20.300 supreme court which is a completely ridiculous thing and shows his character yeah much yeah

01:18:25.140 exactly it's easy to be it's easy to have you know decent carry uh character when everything's going

01:18:30.620 your way when you start to have pushback what's your character yeah and that's an insane telling of

01:18:38.620 that story republicans had control of the senate even if they got a vote i know he wouldn't have got

01:18:42.020 through but beyond that though and this is goes all the way to the top we always talk about the

01:18:46.420 biden's but anthony blinken which by the way no h not anthony i'm sorry anthony blinken uh is

01:18:53.280 the secretary of state i know i mean this these are people that were manipulating the certainly at the

01:19:00.880 very least the politics surrounding the election and not only that he's the guy the the state department

01:19:08.300 was the one that directed the pentagon on how to evacuate people in afghanistan

01:19:15.760 wasn't just the pentagon it for the very first time it was the state department and he was in

01:19:22.240 charge of it he also did you notice when they were talking about sending all the money over to ukraine

01:19:27.040 it's going through anthony yeah and the state department all of this corruption that stems

01:19:35.020 really around ukraine for a decade all the same people are involved all the same people are traveling

01:19:42.320 back and forth and all the people who seem to also be connected now to a hunter biden scandal

01:19:49.360 they're all in the pipeline of money going all around the world and anthony blinken is a legit

01:19:58.080 biden guy like this is the type of guy that was you know when the obama administration was filled with

01:20:05.480 people who thought obama was god and were sort of embarrassed by biden that's not anthony anthony

01:20:11.640 blinken's a dedicated biden guy and you wonder why there's not turnover at some of these positions they

01:20:16.280 all know this stuff they all know what they've done you can't fire people like anthony blinken because

01:20:22.100 he's been running interference and burying bodies uh you know of course we're talking figuratively here

01:20:28.580 uh all over the place for the past 30 years these people you can't fire them no matter how bad you

01:20:35.540 think things are going they don't stay around forever i don't think they think it's going poorly

01:20:40.220 but i mean if you got the if you got the crew that is willing to bury bodies and willing to deal

01:20:46.540 corruptly why would you fire them you want somebody who's not in your inner circle no they might catch

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01:21:51.320 welcome to the uh glenn back program we're um we're really glad that you're here we're talking

01:22:15.600 about how the left tries to erase history and adjust it and manipulate it and they do this

01:22:20.960 all the time and i i was uh i was reading the uh the announcement for rfk juniors presidential

01:22:28.740 story i think it was in the new york times and they're now no because like think of the the term

01:22:34.100 the the the the string of events here right the anti-vax movement right was always something that

01:22:41.160 was at some level somewhat bipartisan right like it wasn't but it was it i would say leaned left yes and

01:22:48.900 it was small it was yeah small um you know i i go back to this article which i think is hilarious

01:22:54.740 which is 10 anti-vaccine celebs this is from the new york post 2015 who are the two are the 10 people

01:23:02.240 that are famous jenny mccarthy left right rfk junior alicia silverstone left now bill maher who's kind of

01:23:08.820 now anti-woke but still left miam bialik uh jim carrey these are all left-wing figures there's really

01:23:16.420 only one right-wing figure in the entire list which is hilarious his name donald trump that's how the

01:23:23.420 2015 now he's you know mr operation warp speed this whole thing again this is a weird issue it's not

01:23:31.060 a normal left-right issue but they robert f kennedy jr who has been a left-wing lunatic his entire life

01:23:39.980 a person who literally accused glenn beck of treason and implicate implied that he should be

01:23:47.380 executed this person is now being promoted in in the new york times because they've now turned on him

01:23:56.240 from a hard left-wing global warming guy into it now they don't like him so now he is being portrayed

01:24:02.680 as a now he's turned into a a guy who's pushing for individual liberty that is how they're describing

01:24:09.160 in the pages of the new york time as a proponent of individual liberty a guy who wants to control

01:24:14.060 every aspect of your life except their vaccines every other aspect of his life of your life he

01:24:20.580 wants to control but he's a proponent of individual liberty now and currently polling at 14 percent

01:24:26.720 we got no room to compromise

01:24:46.880 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

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01:26:45.660 justin haskins is on with us he is the heartland institute socialism research center director

01:26:53.500 probably more famous as the co-author with his unbelievable talented good-looking sidekick

01:27:04.000 uh who is also the co-author of that book called the great reset and an upcoming book called dark future

01:27:13.880 justin welcome good morning good morning glenn you know i love the idea of you being my sidekick

01:27:21.440 damn i'm gonna i'm gonna put that i'm gonna plaster that everywhere 0.85

01:27:26.340 i would have gotten away with it too if it wasn't for these kids in their mystery van

01:27:32.380 um you've always been your own worst enemy i know uh so justin i i got this news i've been saving it

01:27:40.700 for friday on the program uh i got this news late i think wednesday and it took everything in me

01:27:47.460 to keep it quiet yesterday this is huge what happened in florida yeah florida is it is it is

01:27:55.620 essentially a done deal in florida they are going to pass uh the most comprehensive toughest

01:28:01.940 most important anti-esg social credit scoring bill uh that we have ever seen probably anywhere

01:28:09.380 in the entire world this is the toughest thing uh for the past year and a half or so uh many of us

01:28:16.860 have been fighting in you know two dozen states you've been covering it on your show trying to get

01:28:22.960 a really solid esg bill passed there's been some some progress made in a lot of places they have put

01:28:30.040 some legislation into place but nothing that that goes so far as to protect the individual from esg 0.94

01:28:37.420 they usually have to do with investments state investments state contracts things like that

01:28:43.360 but this is the first time that a state is is on the verge of passing a bill that will protect

01:28:50.960 individuals from banks and other financial institutions using esg and social credit scores

01:28:57.320 to discriminate against people to try to force the entire economy to transform along the great

01:29:03.280 reset line this is a huge part of what the great reset is you and i did not think that what we're

01:29:10.980 seeing in florida right now would happen no i mean anytime soon yeah hang on just a second um two years

01:29:18.000 ago when we were first released uh the great reset i remember looking at you and you looking at me and

01:29:24.260 we're like is anybody even going to care or read this book and we wrote it with that knowledge that

01:29:30.760 maybe nobody will read it but it was so important for everybody to understand look at i mean esg and

01:29:40.040 the wef they are on the ropes and in and it's it's in good part due to this audience reading and spreading

01:29:49.060 the word about this book it's crazy what's happened yes without a doubt i remember having

01:29:55.120 those meetings in your office uh i remember you telling me over and over and over again justin

01:30:00.480 we have to find hope gotta provide hope and i said glenn there is no hope i'll never forget you

01:30:07.940 say that it's all over and you said no no we have to find a way we have to find a way and i remember

01:30:14.060 saying to you glenn it's too okay we'll come up with something but you do realize you're screwed 0.69

01:30:19.620 right yeah yeah we are and i said yes i said yes i know but we've got to hold out because both of us

01:30:26.620 knew how far along this was and if you don't act quickly it's over and uh it is being beaten back

01:30:36.840 and a month ago i would have never thought that florida or any state would have passed something

01:30:45.820 this strong i mean it covers all of the bases that we have been preaching about traveling the country

01:30:52.980 talking about i mean it's an incredible bill it makes florida the safest state if it passes the

01:31:02.100 safest state against the wef and and safest government probably in the world yes without a 0.63

01:31:13.300 doubt um the bill is incredible uh representative bob rommel state senator aaron grahl deserve tons of

01:31:20.600 credit of course ron desantis who has already said that he's going to sign the bill the bill has been

01:31:25.520 passed by the house and passed by the senate so there's no reason to believe this isn't going to

01:31:30.620 be signed any day now by ron desantis who has been a an absolute champion warrior for this bill and

01:31:37.540 anti-esg uh warrior nationally now he's becoming a national figure for this uh and of course the house

01:31:45.140 leadership the senate leadership all behind this as well and that's the difference see we've seen

01:31:50.620 this introduced in numerous other states but in every other state where something like this has been

01:31:55.420 introduced it's been killed by by establishment republicans by bank lobbyists by corrupt organizations

01:32:04.240 some of which claim to be conservative these are the people who have been killing these bills all

01:32:08.960 across the country including in deep deep red states like idaho and kansas and other places but in

01:32:16.520 florida because they had leadership behind it from the very beginning with ron desantis and with

01:32:22.120 paul renner the house speaker and and uh katherine pasadomo i mean these people kathleen pasadomo i

01:32:28.100 mean these people are the are the heroes of this um and and you know and i also think there's a lot

01:32:34.440 of people out there who think well i don't live in florida so this doesn't matter oh it does it does

01:32:39.140 yeah this is going to change the entire landscape of this fight everywhere else it's going to be easier

01:32:45.240 to pass this uh legislation and the people who have been working on the ground on this nationwide

01:32:50.560 like eddie grandy and audrey decker at pro-family legislative network these people are heroes heroes

01:32:57.040 heroes it's going to change the entire fight against the great reset going forward so the democrats said

01:33:04.300 a couple of things um senator uh jason pizzo said the bill is absolutely laughable it shows that we are not

01:33:13.160 a business friendly state a democratic senator tina scott polski said socialism is a state of control

01:33:21.600 of production distribution and change of goods and services i will vote for capitalism and that's why i

01:33:28.960 vote no on this bill this is incredible the way they have turned where you have democrats claiming that

01:33:38.040 they are pro-business um by by stopping anything to stop esg and how many republicans and conservatives

01:33:48.220 buy into it it's nuts it's absolutely nuts the idea that this is that esg that social credit scores that

01:33:55.800 collusion amongst all these massive corporations and banks all over the world all going flying off the

01:34:01.880 davos colluding about how they're going to fundamentally transform our entire economy the idea that that is

01:34:08.020 somehow free market economics when they don't give a crap about what the average consumer wants

01:34:14.060 they're not listening to supply and demand they're not following any of the normal rules or laws of

01:34:19.340 economics and yet somehow this is supposed to be about protecting the free market give me a break

01:34:25.800 that is a total total joke the only reason anyone on the left wants this is because it is a mechanism for

01:34:33.720 controlling society which many people on the left love and the only reason some establishment

01:34:39.220 republicans i think have been so hesitant to go in this direction is either because they don't

01:34:44.580 understand it if we're going to give them the benefit of the doubt or because frankly they're

01:34:48.520 cronyist they're corrupt they're in with big business interests that want this kind of control

01:34:53.260 and big banks um let me uh uh let me show you an example i don't know if you've heard this news but we

01:34:59.960 had dr eric henson on a couple of weeks ago texas medical board suspended his medical license because

01:35:06.720 he didn't obey the mask mandate in 2021 so just a few months ago they suspend him as a doctor for

01:35:15.140 something that happened in 2021 and he was right on uh and so they they suspend him he loses his license

01:35:22.380 and he comes on the show we tell call the texas medical uh board and uh say enough is enough here

01:35:30.140 and they did like the next day they granted his license then we found out the day after

01:35:37.240 that the hospital that he had privileges at and the insurance company that he had both dropped him

01:35:45.680 so good luck with your medical uh your medical license you can't use it okay that's esg so we went

01:35:55.380 on the air to uh tuesday or wednesday and i said uh you gotta call the hospital gotta call the hospital

01:36:03.440 and people called within six hours he was reinstated at that hospital the only one that's going to be

01:36:11.740 tough is the insurance company and and that is the biggest partner the banks and the insurance

01:36:20.260 companies are the biggest hammers to fall if he was living in florida under this new bill he wouldn't

01:36:27.960 have a problem be much it'd be much harder for any of this kind of thing to happen and for every story

01:36:34.200 like that that you hear see not every person who's discriminated against gets their story featured by

01:36:40.440 glenn beck on the radio and and hundreds or thousands of people calling demanding that their

01:36:45.400 employer reinstate that that doesn't usually happen no in 99 of the cases or more than that

01:36:52.860 you never even hear about it and that's why you need laws on the books to protect people and

01:36:58.620 and if you don't have fair access law like they now have in florida which conservatives have been

01:37:04.460 fighting against you don't even know you become a conspiracy theorist because you're like wait a

01:37:11.300 minute the medical board then the hospital and then the insurance company they all cancel me and they

01:37:17.100 cancel me after i'm reinstated not when i lose my medical license but i'm reinstated and that's when

01:37:25.120 they tell me well if you don't have fair access you can't prove it because they don't have to answer

01:37:31.520 any questions that's the problem well the reason that you and i were so concerned about the great

01:37:38.180 reset when we first started learning about it even before we were really vocal about what it was

01:37:43.360 fully explaining to the audience what what's going on is because we understood how deep the collusion

01:37:49.200 was yes and and we thought a lot of people just wouldn't believe it because it seemed so unbelievable

01:37:55.280 how much coordination and how much collusion and how much corruption was going on how much money

01:38:00.900 had been poured into this system where they're all coordinating on these issues like you know

01:38:06.540 vaccine mandates or whatever the issue is it doesn't matter whatever they decide to be the

01:38:12.680 issue they're all coordinating and that's why davos matters that's why the world economic forum matters

01:38:19.040 that's why the great reset matters and it matters why joe biden and all of these people

01:38:22.820 are in these vast public private partnerships with these major corporations it's not because the world

01:38:28.340 economic forum actually has political power in and of itself it's because it's about coordinating all

01:38:35.300 these institutions all over the world working hand in hand in lockstep to take away your freedoms and

01:38:41.400 to advance their cause and i truly believe there are big companies i think budweiser is one of them

01:38:46.640 look budweiser owned by you know augie bush that they're conservatives uh and do you really think they 0.93

01:38:55.420 wanted to release that you know i don't buy their cock and bull story that oh it was just some low

01:39:00.840 level no it wasn't that's the job of that individual to get you a higher cei score to and the only way you

01:39:09.520 can get this score is if you are using your advertising to support and grow lgbtq2 plus uh knowledge

01:39:21.000 so you've got to take your money it just can't say hey no we have a fair workspace you have to take

01:39:26.360 your money and do something like budweiser did well it's suicidal and i don't think they want to do it

01:39:33.440 uh you know at least at the corporate level the highest levels but they did it because if they don't

01:39:41.240 they get a bad score on cei and nobody does business with them right and there's and there's a ton of

01:39:49.140 examples of that sort of thing happening you have fossil fuel companies like exxon mobil throwing

01:39:55.260 members of the board out of the door because they're not willing to to phase out fossil fuels

01:40:01.480 it's a fossil fuel company why would they ever do that because that's how the great reset works

01:40:07.580 everybody knows who's involved with this that you have to go along you have to chase the money you have

01:40:14.740 to go where the black rocks of the world are going and the and the other big institutional investors

01:40:19.660 and the banks because if all the banks and all the black rocks of the world and state street global 0.97

01:40:24.820 advisors and all those people are moving in one direction together as a group and you go against

01:40:29.900 them you will be destroyed it's right we know this because they've they've said this yeah numerous

01:40:35.740 times publicly yeah it is it's racketeering at the highest levels i think ever seen on earth all right

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01:42:15.380 okay the biggest fund of them all is the california public employees retirement fund

01:42:36.920 am i am i am i wrong on that no i think that's right yeah calipers yeah calipers one of the biggest

01:42:42.900 ones for sure yeah um and and as they go so goes usually every other state okay calipers uh has

01:42:54.400 the board of administration had a meeting and the board members voted to formally oppose senate bill

01:43:03.100 252 legislation that would require divestment from fossil fuel companies they voted against it

01:43:12.920 by a vote of seven to one the board agreed with a staff recommendation to oppose the bill

01:43:20.380 they said that it will hurt their investments because they can't invest in fossil fuel companies

01:43:27.980 it would require both pension funds to divest existing fossil fuel company investments on or

01:43:33.920 before july 1 2030 um and it would require both calipers and cal stirs beginning on february 1 2025

01:43:42.260 every year going forward to report to the governor and the legislature the status of any fossil fuel

01:43:48.340 company holdings and divestments this is massive yeah this is a huge huge deal uh calipers

01:43:57.640 is probably as you said the biggest pension fund in america they have a a you know we're talking

01:44:04.800 about controlling huge huge amounts of money and stock and and they they throw what what their weight

01:44:12.100 really does matter and in a lot of ways a lot of the left-wing states kind of follow what calipers

01:44:17.960 does because if they're not doing it then you're probably not going to see it in other states as well

01:44:23.080 so and and and not only for that it's like if i knew exactly what warren buffett was going to do

01:44:28.860 with their investment money you know and and this is 9.4 billion dollars you kind of follow if they're

01:44:35.680 not in you know should i put my money with them or over here what do they know that i don't know

01:44:42.320 yeah there's no doubt about that and what we've seen over and over and over again is when the issue

01:44:47.480 of esg funds and divestment and fossil fuels and other things has been studied at length uh the

01:44:53.540 research is overwhelming those funds do much worse you you do not get a good return on your investment

01:45:00.840 when you throw out fossil fuels when you go all in on esg we've seen this with whole nations having

01:45:08.520 issues like sri lanka we've seen um pension funds and companies and other things people losing money

01:45:15.700 especially compared to the returns that you're getting in in you know other kinds of better

01:45:20.380 performing funds so this is there's no doubt whatsoever um that calipers would be better off

01:45:27.340 going in the other direction what's surprising is that they're so ideologically aligned with far

01:45:32.840 left-wing goals you would think that they wouldn't pull a move like this but the thing you have to

01:45:37.920 understand about the esg movement and you know this is that a lot of it is just they want to control

01:45:43.960 and manipulate society when they feel like it but they still want to make a lot of money on the side

01:45:48.360 too yep so if something's going on where they look at it and they say you know what i don't think

01:45:53.360 we're going to make money on this i think this is actually going to be bad for us then yeah then then

01:45:57.620 the esg stuff goes out the window that's thank you so much justin i love talking to you great news

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01:47:27.100 by the way did you hear about the texas ceo of the texas school funds it's kind of like calipers

01:47:55.640 except it's texas uh and he watches over some of the assets and uh he decided that he was going to

01:48:04.100 vote um and and invest all of the texas money into esg funds uh that did not uh put any money into fossil

01:48:15.900 fuels which the state of texas kind of doesn't like really yeah i mean they passed a law

01:48:24.480 you can't do that okay no texas state funds are to go into any of those funds they were one of the

01:48:32.340 first to pass that part of the esg anti-esg movement uh yeah he's he's no longer employed uh

01:48:39.240 somehow or another he i guess he thought he could get away with it i i i mean laws it really are

01:48:44.280 optional aren't they well for some people for some if you're the right person yeah you know you don't

01:48:49.960 need to really stick to all of them amen brother amen um by the way do you watch ted lasso

01:48:57.960 no i started it when it first came out and i got through a couple of episodes and it was okay but i

01:49:04.640 i didn't see the it was really a phenomenon and i i never got to that level so how many episodes did

01:49:11.680 you watch i want to say two i have a theory okay the theory is you have to watch three episodes of

01:49:19.500 any show before you can judge because i've watched some shows where i'm like okay all right and then

01:49:26.900 you watch a second episode okay by the third episode you should be locked you should be locked

01:49:32.800 into it by the end of the third episode so you got to go back and watch it's like the relief factor

01:49:38.000 two-week quick start it is to see if it works for you you got to give it more than one episode okay

01:49:42.600 that's fair yeah because i think i had that experience with breaking bad i remember watching

01:49:46.040 the first couple episodes i'm like this is all right i don't know what the what the whole you

01:49:50.000 know why is everyone making such a big deal about it though and then by about episode three i was

01:49:54.580 locked in as you know what's crazy is when you watch ted lasso it you walk away actually feeling good

01:50:02.960 you're like oh that's a good show and they're good people and everything else it's not as raunchy

01:50:09.260 but it would have never been on television it would have never been like oh that's the clean show

01:50:14.400 that's the clean good wholesome show really because that's all i've heard about it is that it's like

01:50:19.580 it's optimistic and positive our standards on that one quite a bit really quite oh yeah quite a bit

01:50:25.780 quite a bit it's it's pretty incredible if you try to find something that is good and everyone can

01:50:33.580 watch and no one's offended oh yeah i don't think there is anything no i mean i've been watching

01:50:38.220 succession i won't oh no spoilers here yeah it's like it's not a positive there's not a lot of good

01:50:44.080 people on it i mean i really like the show and it's really well done but it doesn't exactly you

01:50:50.960 know leave you feeling well it's kind of like it's kind of like yellowstone where uh yellowstone

01:50:57.760 not a lot of good people in the family they're yellowstone they're all like should we kill him dad 1.00

01:51:03.780 it's the right thing to do and somehow or another you find yourself going damn right it is

01:51:09.140 in this one instance it's okay it's okay i mean they're doing it i will say weird i do think that

01:51:17.380 the ted lasso thing is is an interesting phenomenon and that i think we because of shows that were super

01:51:23.480 successful like breaking bad for example we went to that really dark place with television and so

01:51:30.440 many shows are like that and i gotta say i like those shows i really i mean i don't know what it

01:51:34.800 is about my tastes on television but i really wind up liking those dark shows and it does put you kind

01:51:40.840 of you watch a lot of them and there's so many you can stream them all you can binge them all

01:51:45.960 and it can put you in a dark place yeah by midnight tonight you're either killing your people

01:51:49.620 or killing yourself right so it's no big deal yeah it is something that is i've been trying to go to

01:51:57.160 church every day for the last two weeks and uh just spend time with god for at least an hour

01:52:05.780 every day so in the middle in the middle of the day i've been leaving the office and going and

01:52:10.480 it's such a hassle i mean i gotta tell you it's hard okay oh anyway i mean i don't think i've ever

01:52:20.800 done that in my life i'm not gonna ever been to church every day for two weeks in my life maybe

01:52:25.900 as a kid a camp maybe i had a church camp i went to for two straight weeks but i mean is that a

01:52:30.500 is that a regular thing for most people no to church for two every day no i don't think so okay

01:52:35.640 but uh i did it because uh you know i was i was prompted to do it and then i was like yeah that's

01:52:43.360 a good idea i'll do that and now i'm like i can't break my word to god he remembers things

01:52:50.620 and what you're just looking for i'm just looking for some guidance you know what i mean and um uh and

01:52:59.360 strangely uh i think i'm getting it um but also uh you find less desire to watch things like that

01:53:12.860 the the more you align yourself and and you don't be well at least i'm not becoming preachy because

01:53:19.740 i mean i like those shows too um but you just find yourself like not just not interested

01:53:28.440 i mean i'll have to go to church every day for like 50 years before i can really master that

01:53:36.220 but i thought it was interesting in two weeks you know yeah i mean i think i'm glad next week's over

01:53:42.960 because i gotta watch breaking bad i've never watched it so i gotta watch so good it's so good

01:53:47.540 i think i've come that i've come that way with horror movies which i've always sort of liked horror

01:53:53.140 movies and like lately i i just can't get myself motivated i don't know there's just

01:53:58.420 something about you know people ripping off each other's flesh is that it just it's not as

01:54:02.080 appealing as it once was i don't i don't know why yeah because i'm scared it's gonna happen to me

01:54:08.000 every time i walk down the street in any major city uh these days you know and i think part of this has

01:54:13.020 to do with um you know the the who is the number one uh box office draw in world war one

01:54:21.200 i don't know charlie chaplin okay what yeah okay yeah yeah who is the biggest star even today

01:54:29.520 but really started in the depression and uh through world war ii carrot top yeah yeah wow not a lot of

01:54:40.440 people get that okay carrot top mickey mouse oh yeah okay they're the same character they're the little

01:54:48.000 guy sacrificing necessarily what they want for the joy of others because they love to watch the joy

01:54:57.980 in others and uh you know maybe that's what we're getting from ted lasso and some you know also strip

01:55:07.360 clubs are in it but uh oh see mickey goes to a strip club you don't think disney's doing that right now

01:55:13.860 yeah but i mean it is it is ted lasso's character is he's just going to do the right thing and even

01:55:22.520 if it hurts him he's going to do the right thing and he loves to see other people have joy yeah because

01:55:29.440 i keep hearing people say the word wholesome around ted lasso yeah he is he is he is but i think more

01:55:36.640 than wholesome which you'd think of you know some you don't think there's not gonna be strip clubs

01:55:41.580 often and wholesome shows it's really that like sort of optimism right it's like it's almost like

01:55:47.220 everything around you seems dark right now yeah so this show stands out no but it's not just optimism

01:55:53.060 it is kind of a wholesome attitude he is wholesome he is just a country kind of guy who

01:56:00.140 grew up you know believing all the things that our grandparents taught us

01:56:06.240 and never left that world and gosh darn it just not gonna let the world get me down but he's not a

01:56:13.620 gosh darn it kind of guy he he you really like him you really really like him and and he is clean

01:56:23.440 cut gosh darn it that's oh you know what we should do and it's stuff that you would like never think of

01:56:30.920 unless you were a really wholesome guy and then you're seeing it play out over the the length of

01:56:38.200 the show how people are changing because of him when he first starts everybody's miserable

01:56:44.260 now i think it's only one guy and i don't think he's ever going to change that's miserable but

01:56:50.260 he hated ted now he's one of ted's biggest fans because he's true he he is consistent he

01:57:00.860 lives what he preaches and that's what people like that's actually seems uh it seems like

01:57:07.600 something i would like i don't know why i don't know why you like don't like it i think you would

01:57:10.960 really yeah maybe i should try it again yeah um this is a little bit off topic but a show that

01:57:16.120 i'm watching now that i think you might enjoy uh it's a it's a show called jury duty have you heard

01:57:20.880 of this no it's on something called free v which i didn't know it exists all right that's probably why

01:57:26.880 nobody's heard of it but i think it might be worth a google to find where it is okay

01:57:30.740 um it's a show it's like a documentary about a jury and the case is is like a an accident

01:57:36.620 in a in a warehouse in like a textile warehouse and that's what the case is about and it's a

01:57:42.060 documentary you meet all the jurors you go through the whole thing you know it's kind of what you'd

01:57:45.660 expect from this the the hook on it though is that it's a fake trial every single person in it is an

01:57:55.140 actor except one of the jurors he thinks it's completely legitimate and he thinks it's like

01:58:01.180 the truman show yeah like really like just created the truman show on this one guy who thinks he's

01:58:06.820 there for a real trial in reality the judge the actors the plaintiff the defendant every the lawyers

01:58:14.440 everything is fake what is the point what is right now i mean i would just say basically at least i've

01:58:20.940 maybe five episodes into it it's just really funny like it's all these people are really weird and they

01:58:25.420 keep putting them into strange situations and he has to make these it doesn't seem to have a point

01:58:29.460 to it other than to make you laugh but i mean that's kind of what reminded me when you're talking

01:58:33.760 about ted lasso because i don't know we don't have a lot of that stuff right now it all has points

01:58:37.740 it's all got to treat you know you gotta be you gotta how can we get you into this transgendered 0.72

01:58:42.880 vehicle today oh my gosh let me go talk to my manager it's so much of this stuff is pushing you in

01:58:47.820 some direction when it comes to culture usually a negative one i mean this just seems funny i don't

01:58:52.580 know if it's gonna hold up i mean it's been really solid so far but just the concept concept of it is

01:58:57.800 i think really really funny i mean the effort that they're putting in to make this guy believe and put

01:59:05.000 him in these really awkward situations where he has to do these things he doesn't want this is my dream

01:59:09.020 job wouldn't that be so i think this is my dream job create a world for one person and they have

01:59:16.140 no idea yeah and just it wouldn't that be fun it really would be i mean unless you had ill intent

01:59:23.680 well if i could be the scheduler at the white house that could be fun it would be a hell it would

01:59:33.100 be an interesting we'd have a lot to talk about we would we would did you see where he was yesterday

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02:01:29.380 welcome to the glenn beck program i want to remind you that uh we are going to take our museum

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02:02:40.680 for any item and one of the best items is uh coming up uh this weekend i'll tell you about it if we get

02:02:48.380 it on monday but you just saw the we just had a exact replica of the door into the shower room

02:02:58.380 of auschwitz recreated it is chilling i haven't been in the room with it yet um but uh it's it's for

02:03:08.180 um it's it's for the room all about experts and uh when uh when science and government all start to

02:03:18.080 collude and go wrong it can go dark quickly especially if you have anti-human or uh or just

02:03:26.060 wildly arrogant people in charge but it's going to be a tour your kids can skip that part if you want

02:03:32.340 but it's going to be yeah yeah it's going to be a it's going to be something you'll never forget

02:03:36.940 you'll never see things like this it's united we pledge.org and we've been doing these things

02:03:42.200 these types of you've been doing these things museums for years and years and years and the

02:03:46.260 first ones were really cool like there are some really cool stuff there it has expanded to levels i

02:03:51.840 don't think we ever could have imagined and the amount of stuff you have now incredible things

02:03:57.440 from history that you can see and you know man i can't encourage people enough to come out and do

02:04:02.900 this if you're in the area it's worth your time are you coming out that uh it's not worth my time

02:04:08.180 it's worth their time okay no yeah i would love to i i don't i don't know what the plan is with the

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