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00:00:00.000 And now here's Glenn and Stu with the start of our show. Good morning. Good morning. Thanks so much, Hillary. It's good to be back into the studio. We have our cruise through history that is selling the final cabins. It is it is really, really exciting. I've I've talked to so many people who are saying, I'm going to go. I just haven't got my tickets yet. I'm going to go. You better get your tickets while they last. We are going next spring.

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00:01:15.720 The fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:23.720 On today's broadcast, I am going to show you the work of a few patriots, people who at great risk to themselves, their families and their careers are now clearly defining America's biggest enemy.

00:01:37.260 It's not my biggest enemy or Donald Trump's, not yours or even your Democratic neighbor, but America's biggest foe.

00:01:46.160 And it is coming from within. Freedom's greatest threat. We begin in one minute.

00:01:54.260 This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:01:56.200 We'll be right back.

00:02:26.200 To help you get your financial house in order.

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00:03:19.860 There are there have been a few times in my career

00:03:46.620 that I have felt the pressure to warn you.

00:03:50.880 I feel like that is really kind of my job.

00:03:54.460 To warn you on what's over the horizon.

00:03:57.300 I warned you about the caliphate and the destabilization of Europe

00:04:01.860 which would then follow here on our own borders.

00:04:04.760 And I was mocked.

00:04:06.120 The crash of 08.

00:04:07.880 It was dismissed by the media.

00:04:10.160 Mocked and millions lost almost everything that they had saved in 2008.

00:04:15.140 I told you how single-payer health care was Obama's goal.

00:04:19.820 And they called it a conspiracy theory.

00:04:22.480 Even though we had the White House architect on videotape saying,

00:04:27.620 well, it's just right there.

00:04:28.700 They say it's a Trojan horse, but there it is.

00:04:31.280 I'm telling you, we'll get single-payer health care.

00:04:35.520 In 99, I told you about Osama bin Laden.

00:04:38.800 I told you that he would be responsible for, quote,

00:04:40.860 blood, bodies, and buildings in the streets of New York City.

00:04:43.900 If we didn't take him seriously, we, of course, did not.

00:04:48.120 Instead, we played partisan politics.

00:04:50.480 And we paid a heavy price.

00:04:52.380 In fact, we're still paying that price.

00:04:56.640 On today's show,

00:04:58.340 I'm going to share with you a report

00:05:00.640 that has just been released.

00:05:02.880 It'll go live here in about 55 minutes.

00:05:05.560 I received it over the weekend in what's called an embargo.

00:05:10.460 You can't share it until the embargo is lifted.

00:05:16.680 Now, we have claimed for quite some time

00:05:19.360 that social media is using algorithms

00:05:25.060 to silence conservatives.

00:05:27.440 We've told you for quite some time,

00:05:31.860 and you know it,

00:05:32.960 that the social media platforms,

00:05:35.640 the social media publishers, I should say,

00:05:38.560 are silencing the voices of conservatives.

00:05:44.520 But we've never really known the who,

00:05:47.160 and we've never really known the why.

00:05:51.180 Today, we're going to share the why.

00:05:53.700 And in the coming days, we'll share the who's.

00:05:58.960 When you see in detail,

00:06:01.420 or read it yourself,

00:06:02.820 you will understand how close we are

00:06:04.700 to the loss of freedom.

00:06:08.060 Because that's what's actually at stake this election.

00:06:11.440 You may also understand

00:06:13.060 why the left doesn't seem to be worried

00:06:15.320 about this election.

00:06:16.480 They keep moving further and further to the left.

00:06:19.260 How and why would they do that?

00:06:21.720 It doesn't make any sense

00:06:23.220 if you're trying to win

00:06:24.440 a coalition.

00:06:28.640 If you're trying to win

00:06:29.900 the heart and mind of America,

00:06:31.700 why would you continue to move left

00:06:35.640 when the whole country is telling you,

00:06:37.960 don't go there?

00:06:42.340 I think we have the answer.

00:06:46.240 I'm going to share with you

00:06:47.280 a devastating new report,

00:06:48.960 and I want you to call your friends

00:06:50.320 and make sure they're listening.

00:06:51.620 We'll be doing it

00:06:53.280 about an hour from now.

00:06:56.660 I also want you to be ready

00:06:58.300 to go to a web address

00:06:59.480 that I'm going to give you

00:07:00.760 and print this article.

00:07:03.680 It has a call to action.

00:07:09.460 At this point,

00:07:10.620 the names are being withheld,

00:07:12.900 but all the evidence

00:07:13.820 is there to see.

00:07:16.580 But the names are being withheld

00:07:18.220 because

00:07:18.680 the author doesn't want anyone

00:07:22.360 doxing or anything else.

00:07:24.120 But I think if you do

00:07:28.420 your own homework,

00:07:29.460 you're going to be able

00:07:30.500 to find

00:07:31.100 exactly who they are.

00:07:32.700 I know

00:07:33.240 the people that I sent it to

00:07:35.940 just this morning

00:07:37.220 in Washington,

00:07:39.580 I know they will have

00:07:41.180 the names

00:07:41.760 quickly.

00:07:45.300 But the reason I want you

00:07:46.520 to print this article

00:07:47.660 is I'm not sure

00:07:48.720 how long

00:07:49.600 you're going to be able

00:07:51.200 to find this article.

00:07:56.500 But the information

00:07:57.680 is there.

00:08:03.120 And it's the story

00:08:04.540 of people creating

00:08:05.740 black holes

00:08:06.880 for opposing

00:08:08.680 viewpoints.

00:08:10.700 We have talked

00:08:11.540 in the last few weeks

00:08:12.360 of being depersoned.

00:08:14.860 I met with people

00:08:15.940 last week in Washington

00:08:17.040 that have been

00:08:17.860 depersoned.

00:08:18.940 It's not just silenced.

00:08:22.060 You have no place

00:08:23.520 left in society.

00:08:30.300 These people have been

00:08:31.360 flying undercover

00:08:32.360 and under the radar,

00:08:34.300 but I have a feeling

00:08:35.500 by the end of this week

00:08:37.300 the Senate will be

00:08:38.620 investigating

00:08:39.300 these very names.

00:08:44.100 I've known one of the

00:08:45.240 authors for about

00:08:45.980 20 years.

00:08:46.680 he's extremely

00:08:49.100 reliable,

00:08:51.760 extremely credible,

00:08:53.260 and he happens

00:08:55.840 to be in the belly

00:08:59.560 of the beast.

00:09:03.420 The question you have

00:09:04.620 to ask yourself

00:09:05.380 after you read this,

00:09:08.720 has this election

00:09:10.080 already been stolen?

00:09:12.980 Will opposing voices

00:09:14.420 be allowed to speak

00:09:15.780 of course they will be,

00:09:18.440 but will they be

00:09:19.220 so far behind

00:09:20.440 a digital ghetto wall

00:09:22.280 that no one

00:09:23.260 will actually hear them

00:09:24.300 or find them?

00:09:26.340 Are we on the

00:09:27.460 actual ledge

00:09:28.540 of the loss

00:09:29.500 of our country

00:09:30.280 and the Bill of Rights?

00:09:35.280 I believe the answer

00:09:36.380 to these questions,

00:09:37.560 as you will see,

00:09:38.360 is an absolute

00:09:39.480 and clear

00:09:40.620 yes.

00:09:41.560 You know,

00:09:45.880 most Americans

00:09:46.420 are familiar

00:09:47.000 with the great wars

00:09:48.620 that we have waged

00:09:49.540 as a nation

00:09:50.240 in defense of freedom

00:09:51.180 and liberty.

00:09:52.520 Our origin story

00:09:54.060 is a battle

00:09:55.360 between a tyrant

00:09:56.200 King George

00:09:56.900 to defend our allies

00:09:58.420 in World War I

00:10:00.020 to great battles

00:10:01.160 against national socialism

00:10:02.800 in World War II

00:10:03.740 and communism

00:10:04.660 in the Cold War,

00:10:06.040 Korea,

00:10:06.680 Vietnam.

00:10:07.620 Most of us

00:10:08.200 have an awareness

00:10:08.940 of America's history

00:10:10.360 as a country

00:10:11.140 and a people

00:10:12.580 who will stand

00:10:13.260 and fight

00:10:13.740 for freedom

00:10:14.320 against any oppressor.

00:10:16.580 Even in our own country,

00:10:18.400 our greatest war

00:10:19.200 for freedom

00:10:19.760 against oppression

00:10:21.220 ended up

00:10:22.340 ended up really

00:10:25.940 being against ourselves

00:10:28.880 when over 600,000 of us,

00:10:30.780 nearly 3%

00:10:31.620 of the U.S. population

00:10:32.860 died fighting

00:10:33.720 in the Civil War.

00:10:35.860 An equivalent loss today

00:10:37.560 would mean

00:10:38.120 10 million dead.

00:10:40.360 But make no mistakes,

00:10:42.520 we are headed

00:10:43.300 toward a civil war

00:10:44.520 unless we find a way

00:10:47.060 to diffuse it

00:10:48.080 and find a way

00:10:49.380 to expose those

00:10:51.420 who are benefiting

00:10:53.960 and pushing

00:10:56.320 that agenda.

00:10:59.180 Most of us know

00:11:00.360 the stories of the past.

00:11:01.960 They're part of our

00:11:02.720 national identity

00:11:03.520 proof points

00:11:04.380 throughout our history

00:11:05.680 that while

00:11:06.140 never perfect,

00:11:08.020 when push comes to shove,

00:11:09.400 the people of our nation

00:11:10.980 are willing to sacrifice.

00:11:12.700 They're willing to fight

00:11:13.460 and yes,

00:11:14.080 they're willing to die

00:11:14.860 for freedom

00:11:15.400 if it must be.

00:11:17.500 And generation

00:11:18.180 after generation

00:11:19.000 fought to preserve

00:11:19.980 and extend

00:11:20.620 our republic

00:11:21.280 against kings

00:11:22.400 and tyrants,

00:11:23.560 against terrorists,

00:11:25.560 against armies

00:11:26.520 defending slavery.

00:11:27.640 and when the enemy

00:11:30.340 of liberty

00:11:30.840 has dared to

00:11:31.620 bear their teeth

00:11:33.180 against us,

00:11:35.020 to our credit

00:11:36.640 as a nation

00:11:37.340 and as a people,

00:11:38.700 we have embraced

00:11:41.320 and renewed

00:11:41.840 our American culture

00:11:43.020 as one of the warriors

00:11:44.840 for freedom.

00:11:49.080 How great then

00:11:50.220 is the tragedy

00:11:51.100 that while we have

00:11:53.160 defeated every enemy

00:11:54.100 from freedom

00:11:54.780 the world

00:11:55.420 has ever thrown

00:11:56.120 at us

00:11:56.740 throughout our history,

00:11:58.160 we are now

00:12:00.040 standing on the precipice

00:12:01.280 on the cusp

00:12:02.000 of losing our nation

00:12:03.460 and that very liberty

00:12:05.600 to a few intellectual

00:12:07.320 and political elites

00:12:08.780 without so much

00:12:11.620 as a whimper

00:12:12.980 from what could be

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00:14:53.200 I want you

00:14:54.080 to imagine

00:14:54.560 if a U.S.

00:14:55.280 president

00:14:55.640 ordered the

00:14:56.360 Secret Service

00:14:57.080 or the FBI

00:14:57.960 to discover

00:14:59.120 the names

00:14:59.660 and addresses

00:15:00.160 of political

00:15:00.920 opponents

00:15:01.480 and publish

00:15:02.600 them in

00:15:03.280 every newspaper

00:15:04.260 in America

00:15:04.960 along with

00:15:05.980 the words

00:15:06.480 racist

00:15:07.060 or traitor.

00:15:08.940 Can you

00:15:09.380 imagine?

00:15:09.780 Now,

00:15:13.000 you don't

00:15:14.040 have to

00:15:14.480 imagine

00:15:15.000 out of

00:15:15.600 thin air

00:15:16.380 because we

00:15:17.380 have had

00:15:17.900 abuses of

00:15:18.560 power like

00:15:19.120 this by

00:15:19.560 presidents

00:15:20.000 or government

00:15:20.580 officials

00:15:21.040 and when

00:15:21.740 it's

00:15:21.980 discovered

00:15:22.480 routinely

00:15:23.720 it results

00:15:24.620 in presidents

00:15:25.320 resigning

00:15:25.980 or officials

00:15:28.360 being fired.

00:15:30.380 Ask Nixon.

00:15:32.360 Ask North.

00:15:33.940 Ask Comey.

00:15:35.060 in a democracy

00:15:39.300 when those

00:15:39.940 in power

00:15:40.440 abuse the

00:15:41.300 trust

00:15:41.860 and the

00:15:42.920 will of

00:15:43.280 the people

00:15:43.680 there are

00:15:44.040 consequences

00:15:44.720 but what

00:15:45.300 happens

00:15:45.860 if somebody

00:15:47.100 figures out

00:15:47.680 a way

00:15:48.140 to shift

00:15:49.600 that power

00:15:50.480 away from

00:15:51.360 government?

00:15:51.840 what happens

00:15:52.860 when those

00:15:53.420 in government

00:15:54.020 choose to

00:15:55.400 shift power

00:15:56.280 to the

00:15:56.700 unelected

00:15:57.360 unaccountable

00:15:58.180 groups

00:15:58.720 to think

00:15:59.900 tanks

00:16:00.300 to corporations

00:16:01.440 and then

00:16:02.640 those government

00:16:03.300 officials join

00:16:04.460 those corporations

00:16:05.480 and use the

00:16:06.700 corporation to

00:16:07.820 exercise that

00:16:09.040 power without

00:16:09.960 accountability

00:16:10.860 without consequence

00:16:12.520 and without

00:16:13.780 a way

00:16:14.540 for the

00:16:16.100 average person

00:16:16.900 to claim

00:16:17.780 constitutional

00:16:19.020 rights.

00:16:19.700 we are

00:16:22.600 about to

00:16:23.200 cut out

00:16:23.620 our

00:16:23.860 constitution

00:16:24.500 and it's

00:16:26.580 clear

00:16:27.160 for anybody

00:16:28.220 who wants

00:16:28.760 to see it

00:16:29.320 this is so

00:16:30.280 much bigger

00:16:31.100 than any

00:16:32.100 other battle

00:16:32.800 I think

00:16:33.360 we've ever

00:16:33.980 fought.

00:16:35.840 Lincoln said

00:16:36.980 the only way

00:16:38.240 America will

00:16:38.760 destroy herself

00:16:39.700 is if the

00:16:40.400 enemy comes

00:16:41.040 from within

00:16:41.660 we will be

00:16:43.160 our own

00:16:43.680 worst enemy

00:16:44.300 and this

00:16:45.140 is proof

00:16:45.800 positive.

00:16:46.520 in about

00:16:49.800 45 minutes

00:16:50.780 I'm going

00:16:51.640 to show

00:16:51.940 you how

00:16:52.280 it's

00:16:52.500 working

00:16:52.880 call your

00:16:54.260 friends

00:16:54.720 tell everyone

00:16:55.420 you know

00:16:56.000 turn on

00:16:56.820 the radio

00:16:57.340 I'm going

00:16:58.480 to give

00:16:58.720 you clear

00:16:59.240 instructions

00:16:59.780 on where

00:17:00.340 to go

00:17:00.700 so you

00:17:01.040 have all

00:17:01.680 of this

00:17:02.060 information

00:17:02.640 I want

00:17:03.480 you to

00:17:03.680 know

00:17:03.880 I have

00:17:04.600 nothing

00:17:05.000 to do

00:17:05.460 with this

00:17:05.800 information

00:17:06.280 I know

00:17:07.340 the author

00:17:07.980 or the

00:17:08.400 co-author

00:17:08.900 of this

00:17:09.640 particular

00:17:10.120 story

00:17:10.660 but I'm

00:17:11.380 not going

00:17:11.660 to be

00:17:11.900 sending

00:17:12.120 you to

00:17:12.600 a website

00:17:13.240 that I

00:17:13.940 own

00:17:14.180 or anything

00:17:14.560 like that

00:17:15.240 this is

00:17:16.920 critical

00:17:17.500 information

00:17:18.440 our greatest

00:17:22.460 strength is

00:17:23.140 our greatest

00:17:23.680 weakness

00:17:24.100 we believe

00:17:26.280 in free

00:17:26.800 markets

00:17:27.280 that means

00:17:28.920 we think

00:17:29.380 that companies

00:17:29.960 should be

00:17:30.300 allowed to

00:17:30.860 build products

00:17:31.620 and compete

00:17:32.340 for market

00:17:32.900 share

00:17:33.240 without

00:17:33.900 interference

00:17:34.560 from the

00:17:36.380 government

00:17:36.760 asking a

00:17:39.020 government

00:17:39.340 to step

00:17:39.900 in

00:17:40.200 is always

00:17:41.380 the last

00:17:42.300 resort

00:17:42.920 but what

00:17:45.820 do you

00:17:46.020 call it

00:17:46.420 when the

00:17:46.840 government

00:17:47.420 blesses

00:17:48.260 certain

00:17:48.900 of these

00:17:49.980 companies

00:17:50.440 to be

00:17:50.820 able

00:17:51.200 with

00:17:51.600 to

00:17:52.300 operate

00:17:53.000 in a

00:17:53.420 consequence

00:17:53.880 free

00:17:54.420 environment

00:17:54.980 where they

00:17:55.640 are not

00:17:56.340 held

00:17:56.700 accountable

00:17:57.260 by the

00:17:57.780 laws

00:17:58.120 and the

00:17:58.620 standards

00:17:59.100 which bind

00:18:00.100 the rest

00:18:00.640 of us

00:18:01.140 and then

00:18:02.540 when those

00:18:03.080 same

00:18:03.400 government

00:18:03.840 officials

00:18:04.280 who granted

00:18:04.980 those

00:18:05.320 powers

00:18:05.720 go to

00:18:06.520 work

00:18:06.880 for those

00:18:07.460 same

00:18:07.760 companies

00:18:08.380 when this

00:18:10.240 kind of

00:18:10.540 thing

00:18:10.700 is done

00:18:11.060 for profit

00:18:11.740 it is

00:18:12.640 called

00:18:13.120 it's a

00:18:13.900 form

00:18:14.280 of

00:18:14.820 crony

00:18:15.800 capitalism

00:18:16.540 it's

00:18:18.140 probably

00:18:18.540 closer

00:18:19.020 to

00:18:19.300 racketeering

00:18:20.080 it's

00:18:22.380 illegal

00:18:22.760 and when

00:18:23.140 detected

00:18:23.580 it's

00:18:24.040 prosecuted

00:18:24.940 but those

00:18:27.260 people

00:18:27.740 who set

00:18:28.700 this up

00:18:29.340 they're not

00:18:30.380 going to

00:18:30.600 be prosecuted

00:18:31.380 because of

00:18:33.620 the power

00:18:34.060 that they

00:18:34.540 have

00:18:35.020 and the

00:18:35.740 number of

00:18:36.380 people

00:18:36.820 they have

00:18:37.500 in their

00:18:37.940 corner

00:18:38.300 what do

00:18:40.060 you call

00:18:40.500 it when

00:18:41.220 this is

00:18:41.580 being done

00:18:42.020 to subvert

00:18:42.820 our system

00:18:43.640 of government

00:18:44.420 and our

00:18:45.460 constitutionally

00:18:46.340 protective

00:18:46.820 freedoms of

00:18:47.660 liberty

00:18:48.000 privacy

00:18:48.600 speech

00:18:49.260 self-defense

00:18:50.460 what do

00:18:51.200 you call

00:18:51.720 it when

00:18:52.640 it's done

00:18:53.140 to destroy

00:18:53.800 the constitution

00:18:54.580 itself

00:18:55.540 to promote

00:18:56.520 a globalist

00:18:57.600 agenda

00:18:58.120 that's all

00:18:59.860 about social

00:19:00.640 justice

00:19:01.240 what do

00:19:08.500 what do

00:19:08.520 you call

00:19:08.860 it

00:19:09.280 when a

00:19:15.960 free market

00:19:16.400 is no

00:19:16.720 longer

00:19:16.980 operating

00:19:17.600 as a

00:19:18.260 free market

00:19:18.820 because

00:19:19.800 governments

00:19:20.380 have granted

00:19:21.220 license

00:19:21.780 to some

00:19:22.580 companies

00:19:23.120 to control

00:19:23.780 the flow

00:19:24.320 of a

00:19:24.720 commodity

00:19:25.200 at their

00:19:26.180 own

00:19:26.440 discretion

00:19:26.940 then our

00:19:28.300 commitment

00:19:28.580 to capitalist

00:19:29.200 principles

00:19:29.820 no longer

00:19:30.600 applies

00:19:31.320 this

00:19:33.780 commodity

00:19:34.420 is opinion

00:19:37.100 is truth

00:19:39.920 is your

00:19:43.120 voice

00:19:43.780 if the

00:19:51.220 government

00:19:51.480 granted

00:19:51.820 authority

00:19:52.360 of a

00:19:54.180 power and

00:19:54.680 water

00:19:55.000 company

00:19:55.520 to control

00:19:56.600 the flow

00:19:57.040 of electricity

00:19:57.700 and water

00:19:58.500 at their

00:19:59.140 whim

00:19:59.620 without risk

00:20:01.040 of being

00:20:01.380 sued

00:20:01.760 or persecuted

00:20:02.640 for

00:20:03.060 prosecuted

00:20:04.240 for prejudice

00:20:05.240 if they

00:20:07.120 could just

00:20:07.520 say you

00:20:07.880 know what

00:20:08.140 we're not

00:20:08.440 giving power

00:20:09.100 to these

00:20:09.680 people

00:20:10.080 water

00:20:10.940 to these

00:20:11.540 people

00:20:11.940 because

00:20:13.140 their

00:20:13.840 opinion

00:20:14.300 because

00:20:14.920 we have

00:20:15.660 deemed

00:20:16.100 as a

00:20:17.000 private

00:20:17.440 company

00:20:18.000 do you

00:20:21.140 think we

00:20:21.640 would stand

00:20:22.140 around and

00:20:22.740 say

00:20:23.120 no

00:20:24.480 you can't

00:20:27.120 do that

00:20:27.780 and then

00:20:30.480 just move

00:20:31.000 on

00:20:31.380 or would

00:20:33.380 we demand

00:20:34.140 action

00:20:34.880 imagine

00:20:39.660 not providing

00:20:40.360 water to

00:20:40.980 a Hispanic

00:20:41.700 neighborhood

00:20:42.160 or providing

00:20:43.540 power to

00:20:44.260 a wealthy

00:20:44.700 neighborhood

00:20:45.320 we're going

00:20:47.480 to do it

00:20:47.740 to the

00:20:47.960 wealthy

00:20:48.180 neighborhood

00:20:48.540 but not

00:20:48.880 the slums

00:20:49.400 or they're

00:20:50.100 going to

00:20:50.320 provide power

00:20:51.020 to the

00:20:51.360 slums

00:20:51.740 but not

00:20:52.100 the wealthy

00:20:52.800 neighborhood

00:20:53.500 our laws

00:20:56.140 would not

00:20:56.500 allow this

00:20:57.200 kind of

00:20:57.600 bigotry

00:20:58.200 to companies

00:20:59.820 who are

00:21:00.080 providing a

00:21:00.780 public

00:21:01.200 utility

00:21:02.140 oh boy

00:21:04.680 I use

00:21:05.060 the u

00:21:05.420 word

00:21:05.700 power

00:21:07.320 water

00:21:07.920 phone

00:21:08.780 service

00:21:09.380 companies

00:21:10.300 who are

00:21:10.940 shown to

00:21:11.520 demonstrate

00:21:12.000 prejudice

00:21:12.540 in favor

00:21:13.120 of one

00:21:13.620 group of

00:21:14.140 citizens

00:21:14.520 over another

00:21:15.200 face the

00:21:16.640 consequences

00:21:17.280 of that

00:21:17.740 discrimination

00:21:18.280 they can

00:21:19.280 be fined

00:21:19.860 they can

00:21:20.180 be sued

00:21:20.700 they can

00:21:21.160 lose their

00:21:21.680 license to

00:21:22.340 operate it

00:21:22.880 all

00:21:23.140 but none

00:21:23.920 of these

00:21:24.340 things are

00:21:24.920 happening

00:21:25.360 to these

00:21:26.520 giants

00:21:27.240 that are

00:21:28.320 withholding

00:21:29.060 a very

00:21:29.780 precious

00:21:30.360 constitutionally

00:21:31.500 protected

00:21:32.060 right

00:21:33.560 commodity

00:21:35.020 the co-founder

00:21:36.480 of google

00:21:37.540 once said

00:21:39.180 that while

00:21:39.460 the most

00:21:39.840 valuable

00:21:40.300 commodity

00:21:40.780 of the

00:21:41.220 20th

00:21:41.680 century

00:21:41.980 had been

00:21:42.420 oil

00:21:42.820 the most

00:21:43.740 important

00:21:44.320 and valuable

00:21:44.980 commodity

00:21:45.560 of the

00:21:45.980 21st

00:21:46.620 century

00:21:47.000 was

00:21:47.800 data

00:21:48.420 when

00:21:50.200 data

00:21:50.540 companies

00:21:51.040 in control

00:21:52.020 of the

00:21:52.420 most

00:21:52.800 important

00:21:53.400 commodity

00:21:53.940 of the

00:21:54.360 21st

00:21:55.080 century

00:21:55.540 demonstrate

00:21:56.540 extreme

00:21:57.720 prejudice

00:21:58.420 yet receive

00:21:59.820 legal protection

00:22:00.920 against

00:22:01.360 prosecution

00:22:02.060 or lawsuits

00:22:03.280 from the

00:22:03.760 government

00:22:04.160 when they're

00:22:05.740 no longer

00:22:06.140 operating as

00:22:06.800 part of a

00:22:07.260 free market

00:22:07.780 capitalist

00:22:08.240 system

00:22:08.700 in fact

00:22:10.740 it's worse

00:22:12.380 than that

00:22:13.000 i'll tell

00:22:14.400 you how

00:22:15.360 and why

00:22:16.720 when we

00:22:17.760 come back

00:22:34.160 you're listening

00:22:39.600 to glenn

00:22:40.740 back

00:22:41.420 july and

00:22:42.680 august

00:22:42.980 are when

00:22:43.880 most

00:22:44.360 burglaries

00:22:45.180 occur

00:22:46.020 while people

00:22:46.740 are on

00:22:47.080 vacation

00:22:47.540 or out

00:22:48.020 enjoying

00:22:48.360 the nice

00:22:48.760 weather

00:22:49.080 what's

00:22:49.760 crazy

00:22:50.160 is that

00:22:50.840 only one

00:22:51.420 in five

00:22:51.900 homes

00:22:52.320 have

00:22:52.600 home

00:22:52.860 security

00:22:53.420 and it

00:22:54.520 could be

00:22:54.920 because most

00:22:55.460 companies

00:22:55.800 just make

00:22:56.360 they make

00:22:56.800 it so

00:22:57.180 hard

00:22:57.580 they make

00:22:58.220 it expensive

00:22:58.900 they trap

00:22:59.880 you into

00:23:00.520 contracts

00:23:01.360 you're paying

00:23:02.240 a buttload

00:23:02.980 of money

00:23:03.380 you don't

00:23:03.980 own any

00:23:04.520 of the

00:23:04.800 equipment

00:23:05.160 none of

00:23:05.620 that

00:23:05.940 long-term

00:23:07.160 contracts

00:23:07.860 expensive

00:23:08.440 monitoring

00:23:09.100 now are

00:23:09.940 a thing

00:23:10.400 of the

00:23:10.700 past

00:23:11.120 thanks to

00:23:11.960 simply

00:23:12.380 safe

00:23:12.820 new

00:23:13.500 technology

00:23:14.440 video

00:23:15.320 verification

00:23:16.040 technology

00:23:17.100 this is

00:23:18.280 critical

00:23:18.880 when other

00:23:19.820 home security

00:23:20.340 systems are

00:23:20.940 triggered

00:23:21.260 a lot of

00:23:21.960 times police

00:23:22.560 assume that

00:23:23.080 it's a false

00:23:23.540 alarm and a

00:23:24.620 call goes to

00:23:25.300 the bottom

00:23:25.680 of the list

00:23:26.300 but simply

00:23:27.400 safe uses

00:23:28.160 their video

00:23:28.840 verification

00:23:29.360 technology

00:23:30.220 to visually

00:23:31.420 concern

00:23:32.000 confirm the

00:23:32.800 break-in

00:23:33.380 allowing police

00:23:34.720 to get to

00:23:35.380 that scene

00:23:36.060 three and a

00:23:37.080 half times

00:23:37.800 faster than

00:23:38.920 with any

00:23:39.400 other home

00:23:39.860 security

00:23:40.360 company

00:23:40.840 still this

00:23:41.980 only cost

00:23:42.460 you 15

00:23:43.080 bucks a

00:23:43.580 month

00:23:43.840 no contracts

00:23:44.920 you own

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00:25:07.320 i'm going to

00:25:07.680 give you a

00:25:08.040 story that

00:25:08.480 has been

00:25:08.920 embargoed

00:25:09.820 which is

00:25:11.060 what people

00:25:12.100 in the

00:25:12.440 news media

00:25:13.020 know is

00:25:13.720 a story

00:25:14.160 that cannot

00:25:14.680 be shared

00:25:15.420 until a

00:25:16.520 specific time

00:25:17.380 and that

00:25:18.620 time is

00:25:19.320 up in

00:25:19.880 30 minutes

00:25:20.660 i'm going to

00:25:21.120 be giving

00:25:21.480 it to you

00:25:21.980 but i've

00:25:23.900 been previewing

00:25:24.740 a little bit

00:25:25.260 of the concept

00:25:26.160 of what we're

00:25:26.760 going to be

00:25:27.020 talking about

00:25:27.500 but there's

00:25:27.880 a new word

00:25:28.620 that you need

00:25:29.300 to learn

00:25:29.820 it's actually

00:25:30.540 not a new

00:25:31.080 word word

00:25:31.740 it's a new

00:25:32.420 definition

00:25:33.080 that social

00:25:33.980 justice

00:25:34.580 people understand

00:25:35.760 and that

00:25:36.740 is pluralism

00:25:38.220 pluralism

00:25:39.760 is the

00:25:40.240 fundamental

00:25:40.800 belief

00:25:41.340 that a

00:25:42.100 government

00:25:42.520 cannot be

00:25:43.340 trusted

00:25:43.740 with the

00:25:44.200 allocation

00:25:44.720 of power

00:25:45.540 primarily

00:25:46.520 because of

00:25:48.060 the belief

00:25:48.520 that citizens

00:25:49.200 just are not

00:25:50.020 smart enough

00:25:50.860 or moral

00:25:51.500 enough to

00:25:52.060 elect officials

00:25:52.820 who will

00:25:53.400 ensure the

00:25:54.020 government

00:25:54.380 acts morally

00:25:55.340 i want you

00:25:56.180 to think

00:25:56.720 of what the

00:25:57.420 founders of

00:25:58.100 google said

00:25:58.920 how did

00:25:59.740 this happen

00:26:00.280 how did

00:26:00.720 they elect

00:26:01.280 donald trump

00:26:02.060 we have to

00:26:02.780 do everything

00:26:03.320 we can

00:26:03.900 so this

00:26:04.540 never

00:26:05.180 happens

00:26:05.900 again

00:26:06.420 that's a

00:26:06.860 quote

00:26:07.180 how do

00:26:08.620 you do

00:26:08.940 that

00:26:09.340 pluralism

00:26:10.540 you have

00:26:13.440 that belief

00:26:14.220 that the

00:26:14.720 citizens

00:26:15.140 aren't smart

00:26:16.000 enough to

00:26:16.520 elect the

00:26:16.980 right people

00:26:17.580 and so

00:26:18.100 power must

00:26:19.460 be transferred

00:26:20.260 from the

00:26:21.060 government

00:26:21.520 to specialized

00:26:23.260 elite groups

00:26:24.700 who have the

00:26:25.400 smarts and the

00:26:26.080 moral fiber

00:26:26.740 to act

00:26:27.380 morally

00:26:27.980 now in the

00:26:29.660 case of our

00:26:30.200 nation

00:26:30.620 the power

00:26:31.540 over data

00:26:32.300 the power

00:26:32.800 over our

00:26:33.420 privacy

00:26:33.940 has been

00:26:34.920 absconded

00:26:35.600 and handed

00:26:36.040 to a few

00:26:36.680 select companies

00:26:37.600 who now

00:26:38.440 operate outside

00:26:39.680 of the free

00:26:40.420 market system

00:26:41.200 they have a

00:26:42.460 government granted

00:26:43.520 legally protected

00:26:44.760 monopoly over

00:26:46.040 most the most

00:26:47.460 valuable commodity

00:26:48.600 of our era

00:26:49.680 and that is

00:26:52.140 information

00:26:53.580 this is not

00:26:55.640 capitalism

00:26:56.320 in some

00:26:59.660 ways I wish

00:27:00.120 we were

00:27:00.400 facing

00:27:00.720 King

00:27:01.020 George

00:27:01.480 Hitler

00:27:02.300 Mao

00:27:02.680 or

00:27:02.880 Stalin

00:27:03.240 you know

00:27:04.960 how to

00:27:05.260 deal with

00:27:05.820 those

00:27:06.120 villains

00:27:06.480 you can

00:27:08.580 spot them

00:27:08.900 a thousand

00:27:09.400 miles away

00:27:10.240 but when

00:27:10.860 they show

00:27:11.240 up in

00:27:11.600 jeans and

00:27:12.180 t-shirts

00:27:12.620 wearing

00:27:13.120 Chuck

00:27:13.460 Taylor's

00:27:14.060 colorful

00:27:14.540 logos

00:27:15.160 just to

00:27:16.340 use their

00:27:16.760 website and

00:27:17.360 their mobile

00:27:17.740 apps for

00:27:18.280 free

00:27:18.660 we don't

00:27:19.420 have a

00:27:19.700 good eye

00:27:20.180 yet for

00:27:20.620 that kind

00:27:21.120 of bad

00:27:21.560 guy

00:27:21.940 and what

00:27:26.600 makes it

00:27:26.920 worse is a

00:27:27.380 lot of the

00:27:27.700 people that

00:27:28.060 work there

00:27:28.440 are well

00:27:28.820 intentioned

00:27:29.480 nice people

00:27:30.440 well

00:27:31.140 intentioned

00:27:32.160 but some

00:27:33.480 are not

00:27:34.260 make no

00:27:35.940 mistake

00:27:36.520 complete

00:27:37.660 details now

00:27:38.460 in about

00:27:39.560 28 minutes

00:27:40.720 tweet

00:27:43.520 Facebook

00:27:44.320 Instagram

00:27:44.940 use all

00:27:45.580 the platforms

00:27:46.320 that are

00:27:47.520 about to be

00:27:48.720 openly used

00:27:49.660 against 60%

00:27:50.980 of the

00:27:51.380 Americans

00:27:51.800 that I

00:27:53.120 know

00:27:53.460 use all

00:27:54.900 those platforms

00:27:55.580 to get this

00:27:56.180 message out

00:27:56.760 the audience

00:27:57.380 needs to

00:27:58.400 make this

00:27:58.860 story trend

00:27:59.760 globally

00:28:00.340 the first

00:28:01.520 thing I want

00:28:01.920 you to do

00:28:02.300 is call or

00:28:02.880 text everyone

00:28:03.680 you know

00:28:04.240 and make sure

00:28:05.440 that they are

00:28:05.960 here in about

00:28:06.720 27 minutes

00:28:07.700 I'm going to

00:28:08.260 give you the

00:28:08.700 address again

00:28:09.360 I have nothing

00:28:09.940 to do with

00:28:10.600 this story

00:28:11.140 other than

00:28:11.640 I believe

00:28:12.680 it is

00:28:13.360 critical

00:28:14.380 I know

00:28:15.700 the author

00:28:16.320 or the

00:28:17.860 co-author

00:28:18.400 of this

00:28:18.840 story

00:28:19.220 he is well

00:28:20.500 placed

00:28:21.020 he is

00:28:22.100 dependable

00:28:22.780 and he

00:28:23.460 is not

00:28:24.340 releasing

00:28:24.880 the actual

00:28:25.960 names

00:28:26.580 just the

00:28:27.140 positions

00:28:27.600 at this

00:28:28.120 point

00:28:28.440 because

00:28:29.160 he's trying

00:28:30.420 to be

00:28:31.040 uber

00:28:31.940 responsible

00:28:32.720 he's trying

00:28:34.060 to make

00:28:34.400 sure that

00:28:35.140 nobody can

00:28:36.660 claim that

00:28:37.360 their lives

00:28:38.060 are being

00:28:38.440 threatened

00:28:38.840 or anything

00:28:39.400 else

00:28:39.840 but believe

00:28:41.780 me the

00:28:42.100 names will

00:28:42.700 come out

00:28:43.300 and they

00:28:44.680 have to be

00:28:45.220 because they're

00:28:45.860 going to I

00:28:46.300 believe they're

00:28:46.860 going to be

00:28:47.160 called to

00:28:47.720 Congress

00:28:48.260 they'll be

00:28:48.660 called to

00:28:49.160 the Senate

00:28:49.660 because this

00:28:52.220 is truth

00:28:54.480 this is what's

00:28:55.880 really going

00:28:56.500 on

00:28:56.900 we'll give

00:28:57.660 that to you

00:28:58.040 in just a few

00:28:58.520 minutes

00:28:58.800 we welcome

00:28:59.560 our good

00:29:00.000 friend Pat

00:29:00.480 Gray

00:29:00.720 hello Pat

00:29:01.280 hello

00:29:01.660 did you read

00:29:03.040 the story I

00:29:03.660 sent to you

00:29:04.120 I did

00:29:04.400 yeah

00:29:05.080 your thoughts

00:29:05.940 chilling

00:29:06.320 you know

00:29:08.660 it's it's all

00:29:09.800 about the

00:29:10.460 efforts of

00:29:11.900 Facebook and

00:29:12.880 Twitter to

00:29:13.580 shut down and

00:29:14.340 silence

00:29:14.720 conservatives

00:29:15.660 yes

00:29:16.120 and you

00:29:18.060 know I

00:29:18.680 think you're

00:29:19.020 talking about

00:29:19.380 one of the

00:29:19.760 ways there's I

00:29:20.620 think there's

00:29:20.960 only two things

00:29:21.520 we can do

00:29:21.880 about this

00:29:22.420 one is

00:29:24.480 really

00:29:25.780 encourage

00:29:26.500 this are

00:29:28.960 reliable

00:29:29.440 senators to

00:29:30.220 do something

00:29:30.660 about this to

00:29:31.300 bring it up

00:29:31.740 in the

00:29:32.000 Senate

00:29:32.200 yes

00:29:32.720 and that's

00:29:34.100 because they

00:29:35.380 rely on the

00:29:36.640 protection the

00:29:37.560 government gives

00:29:38.480 them they have

00:29:39.340 to make have

00:29:39.920 to have they

00:29:40.540 have to make

00:29:41.460 these people

00:29:42.340 these platforms

00:29:43.720 they must be

00:29:45.640 made publishers

00:29:48.700 not platforms

00:29:49.660 they must lose

00:29:51.100 that platform

00:29:52.200 protection have

00:29:53.160 to have to

00:29:53.840 it should happen

00:29:54.900 it should happen

00:29:55.660 this week it

00:29:56.440 should it should

00:29:57.680 and short of

00:29:58.920 that the only

00:29:59.980 other thing you

00:30:00.480 can do if you

00:30:00.960 want to make a

00:30:01.400 difference is to

00:30:02.060 get off Facebook

00:30:02.760 get off Facebook

00:30:03.700 get off Twitter

00:30:04.300 and just never

00:30:05.000 use it again

00:30:05.720 it's the only

00:30:07.380 thing you can

00:30:07.740 do there's two

00:30:08.520 well there's two

00:30:09.140 things you can

00:30:09.640 do short of

00:30:10.640 that is there

00:30:11.100 anything else

00:30:11.660 there's nothing

00:30:12.500 else VPN

00:30:13.180 you could use

00:30:14.240 a VPN

00:30:14.720 I would I

00:30:15.620 would like to

00:30:16.120 get off Facebook

00:30:16.880 I can't because

00:30:17.880 of business

00:30:18.320 reasons a lot

00:30:18.960 of people can't

00:30:19.600 it's it's

00:30:20.080 business reasons

00:30:20.920 because we're

00:30:21.460 so integrated

00:30:22.400 with it now

00:30:23.580 yeah we're

00:30:24.320 integrated with

00:30:25.200 Facebook and

00:30:25.820 we're especially

00:30:26.500 integrated with

00:30:27.340 Twitter and

00:30:29.280 Instagram only

00:30:30.340 going to get

00:30:30.680 much much

00:30:31.200 much worse

00:30:32.600 much worse

00:30:33.300 unless we

00:30:34.260 take a stand

00:30:35.320 it's also it's

00:30:36.120 not even just

00:30:36.760 work stuff like

00:30:37.680 I was talking

00:30:38.620 to one of my

00:30:39.420 friends a couple

00:30:39.860 weeks ago and

00:30:40.460 you know I was

00:30:41.320 complaining about I

00:30:41.980 never go on

00:30:42.420 Facebook for any

00:30:43.000 personal reason

00:30:43.600 my entire life

00:30:44.600 no um yeah

00:30:45.900 but we use it

00:30:46.380 for work all the

00:30:46.860 time yeah uh

00:30:47.640 but they were

00:30:48.560 saying that like

00:30:49.040 basically now that's

00:30:50.000 how everyone invites

00:30:50.700 people to things

00:30:51.440 like you just you

00:30:52.780 just put out like a

00:30:53.500 Facebook thing and

00:30:54.120 like you were I

00:30:54.940 know you RSVP

00:30:56.060 through Facebook and

00:30:57.160 it's like so you

00:30:58.620 just don't find out

00:30:59.720 that the party's

00:31:00.560 happening and you

00:31:01.820 can't say that you're

00:31:02.720 going or not going

00:31:03.600 and then and it's

00:31:05.400 like in a way it's

00:31:07.180 sort of annoying to

00:31:07.820 the person holding

00:31:08.840 the event because if

00:31:10.020 you're not on then

00:31:11.280 they have to do a

00:31:12.580 separate process of

00:31:13.560 texting you and

00:31:14.460 getting a separate

00:31:15.200 response and it's

00:31:16.140 like you're actually

00:31:16.820 putting additional

00:31:18.500 like requirements on

00:31:20.100 the person putting the

00:31:21.200 party together and

00:31:22.040 screwing them and it's

00:31:23.660 like well what do you

00:31:24.320 do you just what you

00:31:25.300 do is you just give

00:31:26.020 it right that's what

00:31:26.780 everyone does it's

00:31:27.580 whatever you just give

00:31:28.480 in you say look it's

00:31:29.240 easier it's a pain in

00:31:30.260 the butt to not do it

00:31:31.060 so it would have to be

00:31:31.740 a concerted united

00:31:32.720 effort it would have to

00:31:33.760 be everybody

00:31:34.280 must remove this

00:31:38.460 protection because the

00:31:40.160 free market would

00:31:41.020 correct itself you'd

00:31:42.520 be able to sue them

00:31:43.880 right and of course

00:31:45.240 you'd notice that if

00:31:45.980 it's a government

00:31:46.480 protection it's not a

00:31:47.600 free market right like

00:31:49.020 so you know and it

00:31:51.460 really like though if

00:31:52.420 they completely remove

00:31:53.360 it all social media

00:31:54.700 goes away which I am

00:31:56.600 not at all opposed to

00:31:57.940 just to be clear I'm

00:31:59.140 not either because it

00:32:00.320 would just be basically

00:32:01.120 impossible to utilize in

00:32:02.300 the United States every

00:32:03.080 one of these companies

00:32:03.640 would go out of

00:32:03.980 business immediately

00:32:04.660 and I don't think

00:32:05.560 that that would be a

00:32:06.220 bad thing I don't

00:32:07.500 either however I will

00:32:08.960 I do believe that

00:32:10.060 there's a very large

00:32:11.100 economy that's wrapped

00:32:12.060 around this so my

00:32:13.000 guess is what they

00:32:13.640 would do is amend it

00:32:14.520 and amend it into a

00:32:16.220 place where they would

00:32:17.200 have to they would have

00:32:18.420 to lose the bias that

00:32:19.480 they have they'd have

00:32:20.320 to lose it yeah and it

00:32:21.440 might just be you've

00:32:22.220 got to force them to

00:32:23.180 stop being biased that

00:32:26.660 has to happen you know

00:32:28.380 the nonsense that I

00:32:29.300 wouldn't that you

00:32:29.840 heard Glenn when you

00:32:30.500 went to when you went

00:32:31.720 to Silicon Valley and

00:32:32.800 talked to Zuckerberg and

00:32:34.400 were in that meeting and

00:32:35.300 heard all the BS about

00:32:36.640 how they oh gosh we

00:32:39.460 know we're not trying

00:32:40.780 to do anything here and

00:32:42.180 of course they were the

00:32:43.760 whole time when you see

00:32:45.200 this when you see this

00:32:47.040 report it's clear it's

00:32:49.720 clear I said yesterday

00:32:50.860 well everybody in a

00:32:52.000 position of power right

00:32:53.380 from yeah yeah yep yep

00:32:55.680 yeah yeah so I mean when

00:32:57.840 you when you see it's no

00:32:59.560 liar I just said I think

00:33:00.520 it was last week you

00:33:01.860 know Zuckerberg is

00:33:04.080 either not in control

00:33:05.620 of his own company yeah

00:33:07.520 or he is a huge liar and

00:33:10.640 when you see the people

00:33:11.880 it could be both it could

00:33:13.040 be both could be both I

00:33:14.840 will tell you the thing

00:33:16.920 that you have to

00:33:17.520 understand is pluralism in

00:33:21.440 this particular story if

00:33:23.460 you don't understand what

00:33:24.940 pluralism is it is an

00:33:27.580 effort to take away the

00:33:29.560 power of the common

00:33:31.040 people because they're not

00:33:34.000 smart enough and so what

00:33:36.560 they do is they they are a

00:33:38.980 group of elites that take

00:33:40.340 the power from the

00:33:41.540 government the government

00:33:43.120 positions people inside of

00:33:45.660 that and it completely cuts

00:33:48.100 out the people and it

00:33:50.920 also more importantly cuts

00:33:53.060 out the Constitution we

00:33:55.360 all say well as

00:33:57.860 conservatives what they

00:33:59.840 can't you know what I

00:34:00.940 can't stop them they had

00:34:02.360 their private company they

00:34:04.040 have a right to do whatever

00:34:05.540 they want to do okay we all

00:34:07.540 believe that but when they

00:34:09.980 have engaged in pluralism and

00:34:13.440 they are now doing it

00:34:14.520 intentionally because they

00:34:17.620 believe they're qualified to

00:34:19.580 rule the world it cannot

00:34:21.860 stand well I honestly think

00:34:24.420 that they can even do that

00:34:25.940 I think it's okay for them

00:34:28.040 to start a company let's say

00:34:29.580 with the express intent to

00:34:32.000 change the political system

00:34:33.720 to be socialist that is

00:34:35.280 absolutely they're doing it

00:34:36.800 under government protection

00:34:38.500 that's the problem yes and

00:34:40.120 so they have that that is a

00:34:42.180 massive issue that needs to

00:34:43.220 be dealt with it some there

00:34:44.340 has to be some recourse you

00:34:46.580 know you should be able to if

00:34:47.720 you're a company let's say

00:34:48.560 you're a religious based

00:34:50.220 company you know you're you're

00:34:51.960 you're you're you're running

00:34:53.460 a church and you decide I

00:34:54.260 want to start my own social

00:34:55.020 network with only religious

00:34:55.960 values you should have the

00:34:57.760 right to be able to say you

00:34:59.880 can't have any Satan worship

00:35:01.320 on the site you know what I

00:35:02.740 mean you should be able to

00:35:03.540 do that however it needs to

00:35:04.940 be number one clearly stated

00:35:06.920 and number two there has to

00:35:08.800 be recourse for people who

00:35:10.140 think you're applying these

00:35:11.140 things in violation we've seen

00:35:12.940 it over and over again like

00:35:14.000 they're like hate speech well

00:35:15.020 that means you like lower

00:35:15.960 taxes well okay that's not that

00:35:18.020 is not what you set out and

00:35:19.920 it is not fair and you have

00:35:21.660 taken people's money for them

00:35:24.120 to advertise and gain

00:35:25.620 followers and then are

00:35:26.660 screwing them out of the

00:35:27.800 money that they've spent on

00:35:29.180 this you have you've taken

00:35:30.780 their reach and you've

00:35:31.980 destroyed it even though

00:35:33.280 people have you know

00:35:34.460 expressly come out and said

00:35:35.640 I want to get this content

00:35:36.940 you're not allowing them to

00:35:38.180 get this content and then

00:35:39.560 remember this all started with

00:35:41.980 all of these companies coming

00:35:43.360 to creators and begging them

00:35:45.080 to come on their platforms

00:35:46.020 yeah please come on our

00:35:47.780 platforms this is a free

00:35:48.780 place for you to you know to

00:35:50.680 to be able to express to your

00:35:52.100 audience the people who

00:35:53.300 choose you the things that

00:35:54.960 you believe then you do that

00:35:56.400 you become successful and

00:35:57.780 they kill it and they've

00:35:58.580 reversed it all and now that

00:35:59.580 now that they've made all the

00:36:00.440 money off of it right

00:36:01.540 they control taking it away

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00:36:51.640 strangely we have gotten we've

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00:36:56.040 respond to one another through

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00:37:05.920 contact people it's all through

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00:37:14.460 don't have your email address we

00:37:15.860 cannot contact you we don't have a

00:37:18.520 footprint I can put all of this

00:37:20.420 stuff out on YouTube and the only

00:37:22.780 reason why we're in a different

00:37:24.040 situation than most others is because

00:37:26.140 we still have talk radio but I have a

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00:37:53.340 loved and until you can provide

00:37:55.320 something like that every morning and

00:37:57.240 for a couple of hours something called

00:37:58.820 bad gray unleashed yeah we have that

00:38:00.820 right before this show and then go

00:38:02.320 right into this show right until we

00:38:03.940 have the right show

00:38:04.880 thank you appreciate that thanks I

00:38:09.620 tried I solid effort there tomorrow

00:38:12.780 it's your turn to bash him and I'll

00:38:14.060 stick up for it okay good all right

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00:39:32.440 I'm just going over all of the stuff that

00:39:36.060 we have I'm going to read the actual

00:39:38.340 story as it leaves its embargo status

00:39:43.020 read the read the story here in just

00:39:47.060 about 10 minutes and then I'm going to

00:39:49.080 tell you exactly what we need to do we

00:39:51.720 need to first get this thing to trend

00:39:54.360 do you like the last one that we just

00:39:58.000 said should I give that here yeah well

00:40:01.300 do I wait until we actually have the

00:40:03.100 story up yeah okay just be ready because

00:40:05.620 we we need everyone in the audience and

00:40:09.300 all of your friends to tweet something and

00:40:14.020 use a specific hashtag so we can get it to

00:40:18.060 trend nationally this needs all eyes on

00:40:23.420 this and it needs to be it needs to be

00:40:28.740 saved there's more additional information

00:40:31.500 coming I think later this week but this

00:40:34.560 is to explain exactly what's happening in

00:40:37.500 social media and to open up the doors and

00:40:42.060 and you will not any testimony that you

00:40:46.140 have ever heard I mean I think Ted Cruz is

00:40:48.440 going to be smoked when he sees this because

00:40:52.740 he's been asking these questions and here it

00:40:56.940 is in black and white he's been one of the

00:40:58.720 few who's actually you know he's done it

00:41:01.220 gone in and really looked at this regulation

00:41:03.480 that protects these companies right and he's

00:41:05.380 been asking for change on it right so maybe

00:41:07.540 he'll be activated by this oh I think he

00:41:09.560 will be I got a I got an email this

00:41:13.040 morning from another senator who said when

00:41:16.260 can I talk about this so he's waiting for

00:41:20.180 about four more minutes as well we have

00:41:23.140 this story coming up that is all about a new

00:41:29.040 government being formed under pluralism which

00:41:32.700 we will re-explain as we go through this

00:41:35.540 article next you can find more top stories

00:41:38.860 on theblaze.com I'm Hillary that's your

00:41:40.940 four-minute buzz and now here's Glenn and

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00:42:59.760 entertainment and enlightenment I'm going to

00:43:03.660 ask you to do something that I don't think we've

00:43:05.560 ever done before I'm I'm asking you to go on

00:43:08.680 Twitter Facebook Instagram anything that you

00:43:12.280 have and tweet a story it's not a story that comes

00:43:17.360 from me it's a story that was given to me over

00:43:19.500 the weekend and I was told I could say nothing

00:43:22.200 until right now and this has got to go viral

00:43:26.980 and so I'm going to ask you I'm going to give

00:43:29.480 you an address here in a second and ask you to

00:43:32.020 hashtag social media slavery because slavery is

00:43:37.180 what we're headed for and Americans need to see

00:43:40.980 this story I just sent it to members of Congress

00:43:45.460 and the Senate again I have nothing to do with

00:43:48.200 this I just happen to know the guy that was the

00:43:51.460 co-author of this story and it is really critical

00:43:56.740 that every American reads it you want to know why

00:44:00.220 things are happening in social media and voices

00:44:02.160 are being silenced you want to know who's doing

00:44:05.420 it and you'd like to take a look at how bad you think

00:44:10.140 it is it's worse you'll understand in one minute

00:44:14.000 you know we were just off the air saying you know

00:44:22.340 isn't it ironic that we're using social media to get

00:44:25.900 this message out yeah because we don't really have another

00:44:29.780 kind of platform that we can use I know it's being

00:44:34.600 posted with all over right now but you have to find it

00:44:42.400 and you have to spread the word we have no other place

00:44:44.660 to go at this moment because nobody has developed a

00:44:47.680 conservative platform and quite honestly I think

00:44:50.660 developing a conservative platform is the wrong way

00:44:53.520 to go because then we're just talking to ourselves

00:44:55.300 behind a self-imposed or a self-built wall

00:44:58.020 we need choices and it's not enough to boycott you still

00:45:04.860 have to move on with your life and this is why I want to

00:45:07.360 talk to you about Patriot Mobile Patriot Mobile we know

00:45:11.120 that they're silencing conservative voices online they're

00:45:14.520 manipulating their algorithms to interfere with the 2020

00:45:17.420 election it's worse than you think as you'll see in a

00:45:19.680 minute but meanwhile nobody's noticing what Verizon and

00:45:23.460 AT&T are doing they're taking the proceeds from your

00:45:26.900 mobile phone bill and they're funneling it to progressive

00:45:29.660 candidates and causes this is why they're not really afraid

00:45:34.040 they don't seem to be so afraid of this next election they

00:45:38.580 just keep moving further and further left that defies all

00:45:41.860 logic unless you know something the average person doesn't

00:45:46.340 know there is one way to preserve the Constitution and the

00:45:51.240 values that made our country great and that is stick

00:45:54.180 together it means supporting each other's causes and

00:45:56.880 companies leading the charge is an effort that is veteran led and

00:46:02.220 it's Patriot Mobile now Patriot Mobile knew that if they were

00:46:06.120 going to get you away from handing your hard-earned money over

00:46:09.120 to Planned Parenthood against your will they had to have

00:46:11.340 something just as good if not better and they came up with

00:46:15.080 phone coverage that I think is better it has the same great

00:46:18.260 coverage because everybody's on the same towers so it has the

00:46:21.100 same great coverage but it was it's better because it will

00:46:23.900 save you money phone plans start now as low as $25 a month you'll

00:46:28.580 get the same crystal clear nationwide service but also they're

00:46:32.720 going to take some of their profits and it's going to support the

00:46:35.580 candidates and the causes that you believe in the free market the

00:46:40.720 constitutional candidates the people that are actually trying to

00:46:45.740 make a difference and also they're not going to give any money to

00:46:49.260 Planned Parenthood how's that all you have to do is go to

00:46:52.940 patreonmobile.com select your plan and get a free month of service when

00:46:56.600 you use the offer code back they've made it really easy for you to switch

00:46:59.940 it's patriotmobile.com use the offer code back

00:47:03.480 okay I want you to go to a website this is a new website and I am actually

00:47:22.820 hurting myself because he is a he is but a new website together that is

00:47:30.020 actually in competition with me but I believe what I say we're not in

00:47:35.820 competition if we're all fighting in the same battle so the web address is

00:47:41.420 spin quark.com s-p-i-n-q-u-a-r-k.com spin quark.com when you get there you look

00:47:52.620 for the story should be at the top welcome to social government you see it

00:47:58.800 still okay go to spin quark news okay when you go to the front page I guess it

00:48:04.640 is you'll have to go to spin quark news you click go ahead take it for a spin

00:48:10.800 and there it is spin quark exclusive welcome to social justice or social

00:48:16.100 government see it take it okay yeah so it's the first link it's the first link

00:48:22.240 on the front yeah all right now I want you to take this story and I want you to

00:48:27.280 print it so you have a hard copy of it because I don't know I mean when this we

00:48:34.680 are in a place now where things are going to get very serious they're not

00:48:39.020 going to let go of power easily these people are going to be shunned and

00:48:45.660 smeared but as I said I know them it's not going to be easy to smear one of these

00:48:53.160 guys and I won't give you any more details on that because I don't want to I don't

00:49:00.460 want to out him any more than he will already be at risk this is the story I'm going to go

00:49:09.720 to Joe Rogan experience 1292 I'm going to read the story that that spin quark has just published

00:49:16.340 Joe Rogan said on that episode quote I think Twitter definitely are biased against conservative

00:49:21.660 people it's really clear that someone in the company whether it's up for manual review whether

00:49:28.360 it's at the discretion of the people that are employees without a doubt you're dealing with

00:49:33.000 people that are leaning left Ben Shapiro show 793 he said the enemy of the people why is Facebook

00:49:40.900 answering that question from the Daily Beast if the Daily Beast goes to Facebook and says I want the

00:49:48.020 identity of whomever published this Nancy Pelosi video why is Facebook revealing that identity the guy

00:49:55.840 didn't commit a crime the guy didn't involve himself in slander or libel how in the world is it

00:50:01.540 Facebook's job to answer questions from the Daily Beast about the source of this video that's a good

00:50:08.640 question and I'm about to give you the answer and here it is how is it that Facebook who refuses to

00:50:15.900 dox any of the violent Antifa terrorists that use its platform they tried to get them to pull down

00:50:22.500 a an Antifa group that was inciting violence just this weekend they didn't but how is it they

00:50:31.000 won't dox or let any information out or even take them down from their platform are happy to give up

00:50:38.000 personal details of a Facebook user who anonymously uploaded a slowed video of Nancy Pelosi within minutes

00:50:48.800 a journalist from the Daily Beast called Facebook and got the information the personal information

00:50:57.520 from this person well does anybody even know how you even call Facebook how do you call Facebook nobody

00:51:04.840 knows how do you call Twitter well what if I told you that a policy director at Facebook was Nancy Pelosi's

00:51:16.000 chief of staff before taking that job directing policy at Facebook what if I told you that the head of

00:51:22.720 algorithm policy at Facebook worked for Hillary at the State Department or that the head of content

00:51:29.960 policy worked for the Hillary presidential campaign what if I told you the person in charge of privacy

00:51:36.380 policy at Facebook used to work for Al Franken and before that he worked for Senator Bonhoff before he

00:51:42.920 worked for Congressman Oberstar or that the director in charge of countering hate and extremism at Facebook

00:51:51.580 came directly from the Clinton Foundation did you know that the person at Facebook who currently

00:51:58.920 oversees I'm quoting overseas programs on countering hate speech and promoting pluralism

00:52:05.920 and developed still quoting internal third party education that drives thought leadership on hate speech and content

00:52:17.240 moderation end quote was one of Obama's policy advisors at the White House

00:52:22.640 do the American people even know what pluralism the social justice warrior definition of pluralism is

00:52:33.800 remember this is the this is in regards to the person that oversees programs on countering hate speech and

00:52:40.580 promoting pluralism

00:52:42.140 that was one of Obama's policy advisors

00:52:46.300 classical pluralism is the view that politics and decision-making are located mostly in the framework of government

00:52:54.520 but that many non-governmental groups use their resources to exert influence the central question for

00:53:02.300 classic pluralism is how power and influence are distributed in the political process groups of

00:53:09.240 individuals try to maximize their interest lines of conflict are multiple and shifting as power is a

00:53:15.700 continuing bargaining process between competing groups let me let me boil it down to this

00:53:22.160 there are those who believe that a mistake like Donald Trump can never happen again and the only reason why it did

00:53:32.560 is because people the American people were too stupid and so what they believe is that because people are too stupid to pick

00:53:43.940 people power needs to be concentrated in their social media group

00:53:50.080 and they will help everyone pick

00:53:55.480 that's what they're doing and it's not just this social media

00:54:00.820 pluralism the way they define it now involves getting people from the government involved

00:54:07.280 this is not a shadow government

00:54:09.920 this will become the government

00:54:12.640 because it will make the bill of rights and everything else useless

00:54:19.280 now there's also economic pluralism

00:54:23.440 the term pluralism is generally used to contrast with so-called mainstream economics teachings

00:54:29.340 which generally only focus on one school of economic thought called neoclassical economics

00:54:35.740 that class that economic teaching should include other schools of thoughts such as complexity

00:54:41.740 institutional post-kensianism and Marxist economics

00:54:46.920 now why does facebook have somebody whose job it is

00:54:50.980 to show others how to use their platform

00:54:54.900 as a type of privatized government

00:54:57.660 and exert influence over the public

00:55:01.000 and what exactly does it mean to facebook to quote

00:55:05.140 exert influence end quote over the public

00:55:08.540 we've been witnessing this a little more day after day

00:55:12.900 how about youtube how does laura southern's documentary about the border

00:55:19.260 get removed from youtube within 24 hours of posting without any reason or explanation

00:55:25.800 well what would you say if i told you that the policy manager at youtube

00:55:31.740 before becoming the policy manager at youtube

00:55:34.980 was employed by hillary for america was also a manager in obama's campaign before that

00:55:41.920 what if i told you that youtube's global content policy lead previously worked at the dnc

00:55:48.920 did you know that the person responsible for growing the next generation of stars on youtube

00:55:55.860 worked in the office of digital strategy at the white house under obama

00:56:00.820 or that the person in charge of developing the careers of youtube creators

00:56:06.020 was the director of video for obama

00:56:09.180 speaking of helping the careers of creators

00:56:12.320 did you know that vox

00:56:14.300 the company that got steven crowder demonetized

00:56:17.800 was one of the companies that youtube doled out 20 million dollars to for educational videos

00:56:24.840 10 people directly connected to the progressive democratic political machine

00:56:32.380 are the ones now controlling our conversations online

00:56:36.040 this seem like it's an important warning

00:56:39.480 what if i told you there were nearly a hundred more

00:56:45.080 did you know that the policy public policy manager for global elections at facebook

00:56:52.340 was obama's national security council director for russia

00:56:58.380 before he was a special advisor for joe biden

00:57:01.260 what kind of election policy do you think he's going to be advocating at facebook leading into 2020

00:57:08.380 again you'll find this story at spin quark

00:57:16.580 you'll need to look for the first link on that front page

00:57:21.700 and it says take it for a spin

00:57:23.480 it's their their news page

00:57:25.520 and look at their first story

00:57:27.720 i want you to tweet this out to everyone

00:57:30.100 i think this is a very important story

00:57:32.620 i'm only about halfway through

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00:59:05.540 we pause for 10 seconds station id

00:59:08.240 there's a chalkboard that's going to be happening at 5 o'clock tonight

00:59:21.820 i don't want you to miss this on blaze tv.com

00:59:24.720 blaze tv.com

00:59:25.880 use my name

00:59:26.660 uh glenn

00:59:27.860 g-l-e-n-n

00:59:28.740 and you're going to save 10%

00:59:30.020 watch it tonight

00:59:31.560 there is a facebook

00:59:32.640 uh twitter

00:59:33.780 all of this is going to be up on the chalkboard

00:59:36.180 so you'll

00:59:36.620 you'll be able to understand it

00:59:38.300 um

00:59:38.840 but it's a little overwhelming

00:59:40.440 with the names

00:59:41.420 and the number of people

00:59:43.220 that are pulled directly from the government

00:59:45.220 let's go on twitter here for a second

00:59:47.480 the primary spokesperson and communications lead for the 2016 u.s presidential election at twitter

00:59:54.740 was previously kamala harris's press secretary

00:59:58.560 a trust and safety manager who developed operations and policies related to privacy and free expression

01:00:06.620 previously worked at the clinton global initiative and at the state department under hillary clinton

01:00:13.120 a twitter director of public policy was originally a press secretary for john edwards

01:00:19.480 erskine bowls and senator salazar

01:00:22.520 by the way all democrats

01:00:24.140 oh and also senator barack obama

01:00:26.880 oh and he was also the policy director of obama's presidential campaign

01:00:31.160 and a policy advisor at the white house

01:00:33.700 and a special assistant to the president

01:00:36.100 oh then he spent three short months on the clinton-caine presidential transition team

01:00:40.480 before deciding to take a job

01:00:42.040 directing the public policy at twitter

01:00:44.800 but i'm sure he's fair

01:00:47.140 a twitter public policy director who owned

01:00:51.140 the 2016 election

01:00:52.980 and both party conventions

01:00:55.400 had previously worked for senator wyden democrat

01:00:59.120 senator higgins democrat

01:01:00.420 bill foster's congressional campaign democrat

01:01:03.380 dick durbin democrat

01:01:04.560 before that nbc news political desk

01:01:07.460 another twitter public policy employee was obama's director for syria

01:01:12.020 after working in the hillary state department

01:01:14.460 twitter's public policy fellow is a democrat who came to the company

01:01:18.460 after losing his own run for the washington house of representatives

01:01:22.300 twitter's associate general counsel global policy

01:01:26.660 was formerly an advisor to senator claire mccaskill

01:01:29.720 after being an associate counsel to president obama

01:01:32.780 twitter's head of site policy

01:01:35.660 was an intern at the william j clinton foundation

01:01:39.000 where she wrote letters on behalf of president clinton to the heads of state

01:01:42.920 twitter's vice president of global public policy

01:01:46.060 worked for a democratic congressman for 20 years

01:01:48.820 the washington post called him

01:01:50.580 one of the most influential tech policy operatives

01:01:53.400 you've never heard of

01:01:55.000 progressive democrats using social media companies

01:01:58.820 are using it to stifle our free speech online

01:02:03.760 this should be the most important discussion of this generation

01:02:08.180 so who has the power to silence americans at youtube twitter and facebook

01:02:14.100 who are the people setting the guardrails of our free speech

01:02:18.820 we know that it was twitter policy employees who acted on their own to ban

01:02:24.300 alex jones

01:02:25.180 prompting jack dorsey to overrule them before ultimately losing that battle

01:02:30.340 each day we wake up and see the latest way conservative voices are being censored

01:02:34.700 shadow banned silently deleted hidden from view buried in searches

01:02:39.200 algorithmed out of existence de-personed

01:02:43.440 whether it's the biased search results hiding the donald on google and reddit

01:02:51.580 or their questionable subscriber numbers

01:02:54.520 whether it's banning twitter accounts that simply track violence against trump supporters

01:02:59.000 creating policy to allow death threats against conservatives

01:03:02.600 censoring the declaration of independence for hate speech

01:03:07.260 blocking a conservative marine for literally saying the sky is blue

01:03:11.780 labeling bible verses as porn

01:03:15.260 or just banning the top conservative voices for no reason at all

01:03:19.460 big tech companies absolutely are controlling our speech

01:03:25.440 they are setting up a different government

01:03:30.020 these aren't just democratic voters these are employees from the dnc

01:03:36.640 from the offices of pelosi hillary obama feinstein

01:03:40.460 gifford schumer reed planned parenthood and rachel maddow

01:03:45.080 who are migrating en masse to gatekeeping positions at social media companies

01:03:50.660 they didn't learn to code

01:03:53.140 they aren't designing the like button or working on messenger

01:03:56.660 they're taking up resident residency in the policy departments all across the internet

01:04:02.260 shaping the conversation pushing agendas picking who gets featured and who gets blocked

01:04:08.040 judging who gets banned for life

01:04:10.440 dictating the parameters of the algorithm we're not allowed to see

01:04:14.640 that always seem to ratchet in one direction

01:04:17.660 more in a second

01:04:19.300 you're listening to glenn back

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01:05:36.760 slash glenn get access to tonight's show we're going to be going over a lot of the same information

01:05:40.840 and going even further in depth use the promo code glenn welcome back to the program um a story was sent

01:05:49.880 to me over the weekend uh and i was asked to hold on to it until this morning um at 9 a.m we have

01:05:58.600 tweeted it out um i have sent it to the senators and congressmen that i trust um the the article

01:06:08.600 does not list the names uh but i i don't think it will be long before the names are attached to all

01:06:16.500 of it um but it's for our purposes i don't think the names are important and this is what one of the

01:06:23.260 authors uh said to me was you provide the names but then they're just going to say you're endangering

01:06:29.460 these people blah blah blah uh so they withheld the names but the discussion was well if you don't

01:06:36.220 include the names does this have any credibility because who are the people uh believe me the names

01:06:43.240 are there we have uh the names uh and we are also uh vetting we'll have more on this by five o'clock

01:06:52.960 um today this was co-written by a a good friend of mine who i've known for a very long time

01:07:00.960 who you can tell by the the name of the platform that he that he started uh was called spin quark

01:07:08.760 so you could you can tell they're geeks uh that i have no idea what a spin quark is

01:07:15.660 so have you looked it up oh as you obviously know quarks are a subatomic particle i know

01:07:21.100 i know that what's a property called spin which has to do with angular momentum

01:07:24.900 ah but i mean i i guess yahoo wasn't catchy at first either so at least yahoo i had heard of

01:07:31.540 uh spin quark.com spin quark.com look for the the news uh section on the top of the news section is

01:07:41.000 welcome to social government and it exposes the game that is being played the most important part

01:07:47.400 of this article i believe is the the idea of uh pluralism and that's what they're going for and

01:07:58.500 we've been saying this for a while but in fact i've been saying you see uh number four is trust

01:08:04.720 implosion we have we have four things that i've been looking for this year in the next couple of

01:08:09.800 years that will totally change everything the first one is polarization and civil unrest going to get

01:08:16.360 bigger critical stages 1930 european levels left right nazis antivac communist islamist

01:08:24.120 that's going to get worse the next thing is economic destabilization critical stage bank uh failures

01:08:33.060 uh stock market either melt up or a plunge uh prices collapse banking disorders the third one is tech

01:08:42.860 disruption critical stage jobs finance communications privacy the tech disruption that will be something

01:08:51.460 that will make us say we don't trust tech at all the last thing is the trust implosion critical stage

01:09:00.780 government media tech finance justice corporations edu we won't trust any of those things and those

01:09:10.100 groups will begin to gather together to create a new world order it's just it's just beginning to

01:09:18.300 fully for me to fully understand what people were talking about in silicon valley about eight years ago

01:09:26.200 with me they were saying glenn you don't understand nation states won't exist in the future what do you

01:09:32.180 mean nation states won't exist they won't exist they're just too slow and they're too cumbersome and

01:09:39.340 they just won't exist and i couldn't get my arms around what that really meant until the last really the last

01:09:47.160 year and i think you're now seeing it see what we're saying that these corporations

01:09:54.460 corporations don't have to be held to the constitutional standards of the bill of rights

01:10:00.760 because they're private companies so they can do whatever they want well government has figured this

01:10:07.720 out and government has seen the power and they have also seen the protection of the government from the

01:10:15.500 social media side they have something that each side wants one wants power to reshape the world

01:10:23.660 closer to their heart's desire those are the government people and the silicon valley people

01:10:29.660 don't mind if it's the right vision for them and i shouldn't use right i should use correct because

01:10:36.600 it's a very leftist global government idea no borders yada yada yada they like the protection the

01:10:45.960 government has given them so the government is now giving them protection so you can't sue them

01:10:51.960 can imagine setting up a corporation as large as facebook as large as twitter and how do you call

01:11:01.820 them youtube how do you get them on the phone there's no call center for them they're worse than the

01:11:11.700 government when you go to the government you have a phone but you're on hold forever twitter facebook

01:11:18.020 google they don't have a you're not calling them to complain you're not calling them and saying hey my

01:11:23.760 post was just taken down there are no faces attached to any of these things that's power that's unchecked

01:11:33.260 power and what they've done is they've taken all of these big wigs from all from the left

01:11:40.180 from hillary bernie obama kamala harris elizabeth warren they have all of these people now running

01:11:49.760 their policy departments well why do you think we're being excluded why do you think that you know our

01:11:58.280 voices are being squelched and yet antifa this weekend we're threatening people and they're not pulled

01:12:06.120 down why because the people at the top are creating the policy and we continue just to take it and

01:12:17.860 because we continue to take it they're allowed to grow stronger and stronger and stronger and our voices

01:12:25.360 are being diminished i'm amazed too because i'm looking at you know the the a lot of people tweeting

01:12:33.780 the story with the hashtag social media slavery yeah please do that we want this to trend so please

01:12:40.020 even if you never really even use twitter please use twitter today i know we're using their platforms

01:12:45.320 but this is the way to get this information out it's kind of the point of the story too yes it is in a

01:12:50.760 in a weird way um but you realize when you look at the trends how little like people aren't there

01:12:58.500 right like they're not in the middle of these stories they're not actually thinking about these

01:13:03.600 things even the big political stories you know they might show up on the trending list but like

01:13:10.040 you know the big trending thing today is prime day on amazon i mean that's what people are actually

01:13:15.360 in right uh there you know there are some things about the president of course like everyone's tweeting

01:13:21.100 about uh his tweet about ilan omar from yesterday trump's tweet from ilan omar um like i'm always

01:13:27.820 fascinated by apple news trending stories because i never really was on apple news at all and recently

01:13:33.300 i've checked it you know and obviously it pushes stories to you that you will care about which

01:13:38.780 is what it's supposed to do but the trending stories is just general the number one trending

01:13:42.880 story on apple news right now you're ready for this now i don't know have you did you dive into

01:13:47.320 this story today glenn i want to know bradley cooper and laura dern enjoy lunch in new york city

01:13:52.540 oh my gosh i mean that's a number one lunch then rami malik malik yeah yeah is that the guy from

01:14:02.040 the usa show uh yeah and he's also the guy who played um uh what's his name for him yeah bohemian

01:14:08.360 rhapsody and lucy boynton now i know you know who lucy boynton is no okay and then katherine

01:14:16.060 schwarzenegger which i just assume is related to arnold but i have no idea it's his daughter i would

01:14:20.680 look okay okay and more that's number one um now number two is stephen king uh talking about trump

01:14:27.780 supporters number three is the fox news ones are always the craziest stories i they uh four kids

01:14:34.920 in australia pack suv with fishing rods and drive 600 miles before being stopped by police okay uh and

01:14:42.940 then number four is um uh this this suspect uh after uh well that one actually just changed uh

01:14:51.040 says this the suspect arrested after police found kentucky mom savannah spurlock's remains is in due

01:14:56.280 doing court today the other it was it was just a buzzfeed story a second ago about 19 photos that look

01:15:04.260 like oh my god or something like that it was like it was that that type of so crazy and it's like

01:15:09.200 the people are not in tune to these things and it's why this story in particular is so important

01:15:17.240 because if you're able to so easily manipulate a large portion of of the united states that isn't

01:15:26.240 paying close attention uh if if they are you know if the left is able to get control of all of these

01:15:32.100 areas with no pushback and no understanding from the united states generally you you can we've seen the

01:15:38.400 research there's research that shows that just by uh reordering the results on a site like google

01:15:44.140 you can change a 50 50 proposition that's a normal normally a split decision politically to a 90 to 10

01:15:51.620 uh decision because you just just by reordering the search results they're all still there they're

01:15:57.000 just in different orders what can you do with social media and the type of power you just went over

01:16:01.040 with the story that that is up oh yeah that hashtag social media slavery oh yeah you can easily push

01:16:06.560 people from one side to the other if this story doesn't trend if this story you know it then it

01:16:14.100 doesn't enter the zeitgeist it doesn't it has no place and that that's the that's the problem these

01:16:19.920 stories they're not being given any room you know if you if you just manipulate the algorithm just a

01:16:27.080 little bit yeah you can take it off the first five trending stories and then you got nothing you got

01:16:32.780 nothing you have to make things trend and we're up against the wall on this because we're conservatives

01:16:41.540 and so a conservative story is going to have a heavy algorithm push down

01:16:48.140 and it's one about one exposing social media but how do you get this story out most people do not get

01:16:55.880 their news from television they do not get their news from radio although radio i think is still bigger

01:17:00.760 than television now um they you just don't get it and you know the big thing is something like twitter

01:17:07.580 has such an outsized uh market influence as compared to how many people use it there's a story

01:17:14.100 out today that 19 of american adults follow donald trump on twitter and think about just the now remember

01:17:21.580 if you're on twitter it's a very small percentage it's only about 20 of americans are even on twitter at

01:17:26.380 all and the percentage of people who actually use it regularly is even lower and of those people only

01:17:31.160 19 percent actually are following donald trump and think about literally every time this man says

01:17:38.260 anything while he's sitting on the toilet and he's tweeting it becomes a news cycle for days weeks even

01:17:46.800 longer sometimes and it's all constantly referred to so it's not just twitter right it's twitter that

01:17:53.220 gets a con there's a constant feedback loop into every other form of media so it is controlling

01:17:59.520 the entire conversation basically and a lot of that's because it's just easy right like how there's

01:18:06.040 no thought that needs to be put into you know today basically every story from every media source is

01:18:11.420 saying that donald trump's you know ilan omar tweet was racist right so that is the easiest story in

01:18:19.100 the world you don't have to get comment from anybody everybody everyone's tweeting about it so

01:18:22.560 your comments instead of being a reporter and calling these people and having to get comment

01:18:26.560 you just copy and paste their tweet into your story and because it's so easy and so sort of mindless and

01:18:34.520 you can check exactly what stories are getting a certain amount of reaction you can just formulate the

01:18:42.160 news and that is of course i will say a big thing that donald trump likes about twitter right he gets to

01:18:48.380 control exactly what they're talking about and it winds up being a large advantage to him but it's

01:18:53.600 also just you know separate from the president a way to constantly control the debate and it pushes us

01:19:02.320 into a position where you know the american people are voting on things that aren't are being really uh

01:19:08.840 sort of uh curated for them oh yeah and you don't know the curator you do after reading this story

01:19:15.960 you do know the curator now um and it's not one that you would want curating your news this is the worst

01:19:22.520 it's ever been and i'm telling you the the 2020 election is in jeopardy if these uh organizations google

01:19:33.500 facebook twitter if these organizations are left as a platform and they have the protection of the united

01:19:41.700 states government if they get that platform and they keep that protection through the 2020 election

01:19:48.500 you should worry about the president being able to win because this algorithm the way they're running it

01:19:55.020 actually has been proven to work in the favor of who's ever controlling the algorithm and they were

01:20:02.500 controlling it in 2016 but it was a very early attempt 2018 was worse and 2020 they'll have it down

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01:22:08.320 a dangerous ending how do we renew it more coming up next

01:22:13.840 all right how can we heal our country what has to be done uh an update on some things and then

01:22:31.920 a bigger idea all this hour stand by next this is the glenbeck program

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01:23:49.000 we have tim ballard with us he is the author of several books and this is actually how i knew

01:24:08.920 tim um to begin with but we'll get into that a little later because we have something really

01:24:13.960 important to share with you uh but he is the founder and ceo of operation underground railroad

01:24:19.220 he's also the ceo of the nazarene fund i want to get a quick update on the nazarene fund because there's

01:24:25.520 some some amazing things that have happened uh and let me just if i can just i'm going to go through

01:24:30.900 some of them uh we have in just 2019 assisted in the relocation of 25,053 refugees provided support

01:24:41.760 for 27,300 internally displaced persons delivered food medicine heating oil and supplies to over a

01:24:48.660 dozen christian or zidi uh refugee camps in iraq lebanon and jordan project roham which rescued

01:24:55.660 desperate syrian christians fleeing the fighting in syria uh and were being abused by iranian-backed

01:25:02.880 militias as they traveled to find safety in iraq uh iraqi kurdistan um in thailand we have a group of

01:25:10.280 about 300 people uh they're christians they're stranded in a jungle why are they stranded in a

01:25:16.420 jungle because the burmese uh military doesn't like christians and they're driving them out of

01:25:21.320 their homes right they're they're coming up to these communities and they're they're slaughtering

01:25:25.780 them at at night there's this coming in and slaughtering them we've been delivering food

01:25:30.080 medicine and believe it or not plastic tarps to make rainproof shelters we don't this is the way

01:25:35.960 the un usually does stuff is they'll just take these horrible tarps and make them into tents and

01:25:40.840 then they just leave uh we're not leaving we're staying and this is the best that anyone can do

01:25:46.200 in this particular situation we also have a team that's providing security for evacuations in the

01:25:51.720 event of another attack like what happened last year um we also have been involved in march and april

01:25:59.240 we rescued transported and provided aid to 75 yazidi women and children uh during and immediately

01:26:06.280 after the fighting that had been happening in syria um we have helped reunite uh former captives with

01:26:12.780 their families while providing food medicine shelter transportation and surgeries for the critically

01:26:17.400 wounded how's the little boy what's his name zanel zanel yeah he was in baguz that's the last town

01:26:23.720 that the allied forces had had to push isis out of and they lost their sovereignty finally but the

01:26:29.400 problem is people think it's over because they don't control any sovereign land but that's not

01:26:34.280 true al-qaeda never controlled any you know sovereign land they're just as big a threat there's been over

01:26:38.920 a thousand just this year attacks that isis has launched against christians in yazidis uh it's just

01:26:45.880 it's it's horrific what's going on and they're largely being forgotten they tell us all the time

01:26:49.320 the nazarene fund you're the last people still here and it's the truth yes down there we we're

01:26:53.480 running very low on funds for the nazarene fund please donate donate five dollars a month ten dollars

01:26:59.560 a month uh and and help us it takes twenty dollars to free a slave today twenty bucks so we really need

01:27:07.560 your help uh just go to nazarene uh fund dot org nazarene fund and this little boy zanel 12 years

01:27:14.120 old sweet kid we'll post pictures up on the website uh he he was he has shrapnel up in his kidneys his

01:27:20.440 leg he's he's he's close to lose his leg he could lose his leg we got him out he was stuck in the in

01:27:25.480 the final fight and he was he was um four years a slave right yes that's right and now we have him

01:27:31.160 out we have him in a safe house he's healing but we we're raising money specifically for this little

01:27:35.800 boy check out the pictures it's just horrifying but we can heal him uh okay we have 11 special cases

01:27:41.880 that we're currently working on a nine-year-old christian girl christine yeah rescued along with her

01:27:46.520 family she's already uh out of iraq and got her out last month yeah and resettling in australia

01:27:52.120 where this community in australia is amazing it's amazing how many people have we moved there do you

01:27:57.800 know thousands thousands and they're building churches we're helping they're building these

01:28:01.800 christian churches these little beautiful little you know uh houses of worship and and they're so happy

01:28:07.080 they're free and and the girl that we were uh that everybody thought was lost yeah we found her as a

01:28:15.240 slave we rescued her right yes what's her name naveen naveen 12 years old imagine this and i and i

01:28:21.080 want people to personalize this imagine terrorist storming your home ripping your 12 year old daughter

01:28:27.000 out of your hands and you don't see her for three years and and kill the father mother's a sex slave

01:28:32.200 as well three years later we get the mom out and she's just a mess where's my daughter where's my

01:28:37.480 daughter we couldn't find our daughter all the reports that we had said that she was gone she was dead

01:28:41.480 so mom goes on to australia uh sadly but she has to go and then a few months later we get to call her

01:28:48.600 and say you won't believe this we found your daughter she's now 16 years old she's healing

01:28:54.120 we're getting her papers we're expediting australia has just been a godsend they have been and just

01:28:58.760 taking people in and so we in about in a couple weeks glenn it's we're so excited we're going to go

01:29:03.800 out to iraq pick her up and deliver her to her mom in australia and we're trying to work with your

01:29:08.600 i really want i really want to go i'm i'm on vacation uh that week and i if i can convince

01:29:15.880 my family i think i'm just going to go with you because i really want to see that and i want to

01:29:21.000 meet the people these people have been so great that we have taken out you know all these countries

01:29:26.120 say you can't take you can't take the people out you can't trust them blah blah blah blah yes you can

01:29:30.520 you just have to know how to vet them that's right and that's what we're that's what the nazarene fund

01:29:33.720 does right we are australia has recognized us as the the preeminent kind of organization that can

01:29:40.280 vet they know that we send it we're sending them good people citizens great people and they're

01:29:45.160 thriving in australia today and enjoying freedom and they will be giving back to australia the only

01:29:51.000 thing that's holding us back again is funding and we really need your help at nazarene fund the

01:29:56.760 nazarenefund.org okay i'm going to pause for uh one minute then i'm going to come back because

01:30:02.600 i want to talk to i want to talk to tim about a couple of other things uh and they revolve around

01:30:09.000 a book that he wrote 10 years plus ago uh and he's been following this storyline and he's gotten to the

01:30:18.040 pilgrims but i want him to tell you the story and i want you to see what's happening uh in massachusetts

01:30:27.640 where the pilgrims are going to where we're going to be quote celebrating 400 years the 400th year

01:30:35.320 of the landing of the pilgrims the town has decided they're not going to use the word celebration

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01:32:19.140 because i know david barton i knew a story of a covenant that the united states made with god and

01:32:39.300 george washington made that covenant took him about four hours to make that covenant it was right after

01:32:45.900 his inauguration and he said hey everybody let's walk down to the church and they did and he prayed

01:32:52.700 for four solid hours tim wrote a book about this how many years ago oh probably eight nine years ago

01:33:02.300 okay uh and it's called the covenant right okay uh and it's all about george washington making this

01:33:09.360 the covenant explain what the covenant is the covenant is based in biblical principles the old

01:33:14.120 testament uh where a nation how a nation can build itself under god and you know the founders quoted

01:33:21.060 more than any other source by far the old testament more than lock more than hobbes more than any

01:33:25.800 philosopher because they were trying to build a nation under god and they believed the only way they

01:33:30.160 could do this the only way the pilgrims could survive the wild wilderness the only way george

01:33:36.020 washington could beat the world's superpower was to make a covenant with god like they did in the

01:33:41.580 old testament and that would bring us liberty for all that's the whole idea is religious liberty for

01:33:46.460 all religions for all ways of life and it's a beautiful thing and it's absolutely proven in our

01:33:51.460 history you can't deny that they said these things and they did these things right and you could look

01:33:57.800 at all of the coincidence that have saved this country over and over and again and dismiss them or you

01:34:04.560 could say maybe there was something to the covenant because the pilgrims when they came over none of

01:34:09.960 them wanted to come to north america they didn't want to come to north this was the last place they

01:34:14.040 wanted to come they they uh thought that this was a a death mill because everybody who came here

01:34:22.000 came here for gold usually anybody who came here they were killed they had a horrible experience they

01:34:28.480 starved to death the natives slaughtered them whatever it was it didn't work out well that's right

01:34:34.040 and so when one of their ships comes limping back uh and coming to port the the the head the pastor

01:34:41.740 he's like you know what we um we're glad we're glad you're back we're gonna have to save our money

01:34:47.380 and go a year from now but i think we should go to north america and when that was said a lot of the

01:34:55.320 pilgrims left they said i don't want uh i'm not going there but the ones who did knew that they needed

01:35:02.160 a covenant correct 100 yeah people think they were exiled or something no they they had a lot

01:35:08.220 of options they had a lot of places they could have gone they had a solemn assembly pastor john

01:35:12.720 robinson led that and they said god told us to go to this crazy place they knew it was crazy but they

01:35:18.560 knew they were going to start something start something that we all now benefit from and the

01:35:23.260 very people who benefited from their sacrifice and the covenant they made are the ones now turning on

01:35:28.320 them right it's insane and they're turning on them and you mentioned this next year's the 400th

01:35:34.160 anniversary um of the landing of the pilgrims in plymouth which is our history it's our story

01:35:39.380 it's what made us who we are today and um the there's a guy i'm working with you know him leo martin

01:35:46.220 and his wife nancy go to jenny house everybody go to plymouth jenny house they are soldiers on the

01:35:52.380 front line deployed down range and they're fighting a fight gland that you won't believe

01:35:56.360 i can't comprehend what's going on here they're trying to celebrate the 400th anniversary of this

01:36:01.980 and the city council and all the groups in plymouth got together and said you will not

01:36:06.800 use the word celebrate this is a this is a mourning we're going to mourn the landing

01:36:12.440 of the plymouths and the pilgrims in plymouth and and i said i was with them last week i said leo

01:36:19.620 i'm going to go see glenn we're going to we're going to bring light to this and truth to this story

01:36:24.840 this is our story you have his phone number yeah let's call him get get his phone number out and

01:36:30.100 let's see if we can get him on on the phone um this is how far and how crazy we have we have

01:36:37.820 have gone we have gone to the point to where the city of plymouth will not have a celebration

01:36:45.580 they will have a day of mourning that their ancestors probably most of them came over here

01:36:54.960 in the first place 100 nobody knows what their life would have been like and and the important

01:36:59.980 thing that we're losing here they created the formula that brought us all what we have today yes

01:37:07.600 i know they have their their theirs is the textbook for this and we're turning on it's like we're

01:37:12.560 committing suicide we're turning on the text trying to hide it dismantle the foundations they built for

01:37:17.380 us and where's that going to lead us no we're good and they're and and our pilgrims talking because

01:37:22.600 you're writing a new book about pilgrims yes the pilgrims were not like the englishmen that came over

01:37:28.740 to virginia that's right that raped and pillaged that's right that's not what the pilgrims did oh there's

01:37:33.760 it's beautiful the relationship that messisoy at the chief the indian chief had with uh with with

01:37:39.720 with bradford and with winslow and with with with the the first generation of pilgrims they had a the

01:37:46.800 longest treaty ever established and ever worked out and lived on this land and it was beautiful it was a

01:37:52.700 beautiful thing you know they're talking about later generations that did bad things to each other

01:37:56.800 that's not the pilgrims that came here that's not what we're we're celebrating these pilgrims who had

01:38:01.620 peace they truly did and and that story is our textbook and the and the indians could have

01:38:08.180 slaughtered them yes uh they thought about doing it too right they thought about it and what stopped

01:38:13.840 them messisoy it why historians say today that that might be the only place that they could have

01:38:19.680 landed that they weren't they wouldn't have been slaughtered messisoy it ordered the slaughter and

01:38:24.800 then he he said stop i mean don't do it don't do it and instead he starts sending the few english

01:38:32.660 speakers amongst the tribe squanto for example samuel set to go in and help and they and then the pilgrims

01:38:40.000 in turn helped and they came to each other's aid they they sacrificed life and limb for each other

01:38:45.100 it was beautiful it was a beautiful relationship why why desecrate this why try to destroy this this is a

01:38:51.680 story of unity and and of peace and prosperity again later generations king philip's war we can talk

01:38:57.840 about that what happened after but let's get to the core of who these pilgrims were but again that was

01:39:03.780 the king that was the english king you know there were lots of people that came here for for other

01:39:12.340 reasons mainly gold and that's right and to enrich the motherland uh that's not what the pilgrims

01:39:21.000 that's we're trying to do that's right we have nancy and leo martin on the phone uh now excellent

01:39:26.880 from plymouth hi nancy hi leo hi glenn how are you very good so tim is just here he's telling me that

01:39:34.300 you guys are facing crazy crazy things what's happening in plymouth well we're getting ready

01:39:40.580 to celebrate the 400th anniversary uh but sometimes the story's not told the way it really happened

01:39:46.680 and what we do here at the museum is we tell uh the founding of our country from a biblical worldview

01:39:53.240 and the contest we have here is that there's a secular worldview and it's not biblical worldview and

01:40:00.960 the and the ace in the hole for us is the pilgrims did what they did from a biblical worldview right so

01:40:06.000 we're telling the truth and there is some pushback uh but if there wasn't we wouldn't be in the game

01:40:11.620 we're okay with that uh but we need to be able to tell a story we may need to be able to tell it well

01:40:16.660 to make sure people understand the real christian founding of our country and you go ahead go ahead

01:40:22.520 i was just gonna say uh we need people to know that we just need them to know what we're doing

01:40:29.420 so tim was telling me that the city has decided to not use the word celebration instead use the word

01:40:37.000 mourning well uh we can't we they don't want us to use the word celebration in place of that uh

01:40:45.260 they want to use the word commemoration yeah um commemoration yeah they don't their thinking was

01:40:52.780 they're not celebrating the founding of our country uh but they're mourning it because of the bad

01:40:57.180 treatment of the indians which of course never happened in plymouth uh so we i'm not defending

01:41:02.640 other things but it never happened in plymouth so we really need to tell the right story of how the

01:41:07.360 pilgrims came here not the riches but to build a society see why are we not why are we put america's

01:41:15.260 hometown and not jamestown because we came as families and we developed a country around the

01:41:20.300 family not around the country and it's a huge difference so we're telling that story of how we

01:41:27.260 came and we assimilated with the indians we wrote a peace treaty with them we got along with them

01:41:33.020 and we'd like to tell our story were they perfect of course not but it's a human story and that's

01:41:38.860 what we're telling nancy how alone are you guys now in that area very alone very alone um and in all

01:41:50.620 aspects really but you have the documentation i mean we have all of the the evidence that that's who

01:41:58.500 these people were how are they getting around actual physical evidence well they're leaving out certain

01:42:06.900 parts that uh for example the quote by uh william bradford um the ending of the quote says in the name

01:42:17.140 of uh jehovah um what how does that exactly go i don't have it in my hand but um they're leaving that

01:42:24.620 out so they just leave out things that point right to the obvious does that make sense yes um well i uh

01:42:35.060 i wish we had more time with you i've got a i've got a run um but i would like to talk to you some more

01:42:39.860 and uh when is the official anniversary the official anniversary is 2020 it begins the beginning of next

01:42:48.660 season and when did they first but what date did they first land they landed here in 1620

01:42:56.260 in late november back then there were two calendars so it was late november that they landed wow not the

01:43:03.720 time not the time to land a ship in in massachusetts and the celebrations will go on all year some of them

01:43:13.420 will be doing and some of them the 400 will be doing thank you so much nancy and uh leo uh where

01:43:20.640 do you find them if you're going up jenny house leo dresses like a pilgrim is the most amazing

01:43:26.180 experience he takes you it's sacred ground you're walking on hallowed ground yeah all right more in

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01:44:49.240 so how is the left controlling what views are coming out on social media get the full story

01:45:00.000 tonight blaze tv.com slash glenn use the promo code glenn welcome to the program uh we're with tim

01:45:09.280 ballard uh and we're talking about the american covenant and this covenant was made by the

01:45:15.100 pilgrims it was made by bradford when he came over and the mayflower and the ship uh it's where we get

01:45:21.660 the city the shining city on the hill that's what they were making the covenant and that's who we're

01:45:26.660 going to be and the whole world will look to us um and so we can't hide our we can't hide our light

01:45:33.100 which i don't think i don't know how much light we have left in us but some people are still hiding

01:45:39.700 it and they're afraid and political correctness is making us erase everything that's connected to

01:45:45.540 that light and that covenant washington made a covenant then was the next time that the covenant

01:45:51.420 was made was with lincoln i think so and is that the last time i worry that yes yeah uh okay so uh

01:45:59.920 so tell exactly what the covenant is because it's not it's not like a proclamation no what the

01:46:08.280 covenant is is truly a belief that the people believe that if they act a certain way a covenant

01:46:13.260 means a two-way promise if they act a certain way like the people of the bible did and that's who

01:46:19.160 they quoted that was their inspiration for building this nation can't deny it those are the facts if you

01:46:24.620 can live a certain way then the god of abraham isaac and jacob will bless you right and bless this

01:46:31.320 land it is it is the whole if then proposition that you find in the bible all the way through

01:46:37.300 if you do these things then this will happen and if you don't well johnny you're on your own

01:46:44.000 april 30th 1789 standing at federal hall the first capitals the day the constitution comes into play you

01:46:49.400 mentioned uh last last block that washington led the people for our prayer at saint paul's chapel

01:46:55.360 but before he did that he stood as president and in his first speech he said this he said the smiles

01:47:00.900 of heaven can never be expected upon a nation that disregards the eternal rules of order and right

01:47:07.320 which heaven itself has ordained we can't erase that he said it he said it he put his arm to the square

01:47:13.820 he put his hand in the bible kiss the bible so help me god he made the covenant and then he took

01:47:19.160 the house and the senate newly elected to saint paul's chapel and said we're going to pray to god

01:47:24.560 that he receives this offering we can't change that history that's the history of this nation that's

01:47:29.740 what built it that's what made it and the pilgrim started it and so lincoln was in a situation where

01:47:35.840 the union was being lost and at the beginning he cares deeply about slaves but he is talking about

01:47:42.360 the union we can't lose the union that's right now he's running on an anti-slavery platform that's what

01:47:48.560 everybody knew that's what he was going to do he's elected and that's when he realizes he's coming

01:47:54.600 into washington oh my gosh half this country i mean it's not what i thought it was half this country is

01:47:59.940 ready to kill me that's right and ready to kill me because i want to free the slaves the south secedes

01:48:05.960 he says at the beginning of the war this is about bringing the union back together we can't lose our

01:48:12.880 union but about halfway through the war is we're losing every single battle i think we only won one

01:48:18.980 or two and we should have won all yeah two to one out we sourced them out out man them but yeah we're

01:48:24.600 we're losing our shirts what happens to lincoln lincoln has a conversion to the covenant it's so clear

01:48:31.020 and these aren't hypotheticals by the way like you read his words he his son will he dies in in february

01:48:36.880 of 1862 he's already humbled now he's just in the dirt humbled and he says he turns to god like he

01:48:42.300 never has before his wife talks about it he starts reading his bible uh the nurse uh that's sent over

01:48:48.200 to take care of a little tad after willie's dead because mary's a mess starts teaching him more about

01:48:53.040 the bible and then he goes to william seward he goes to his cabinet he says quote god is talking to me

01:48:59.640 and we need to free the slaves this war is not just about the union anymore it is a moral crusade

01:49:05.780 now he couched it and he was very careful he's a great politician he used the constitution in a way that

01:49:11.420 that he could do this legally and roll it out from emancipation to 13th amendment but if you read

01:49:16.800 what he was all about god spoke to him mary lincoln came to him on the eve of him pushing out the

01:49:22.260 emancipation proclamation and she said you're not going to do this you promised the nation you wouldn't

01:49:27.060 you stood before the nation in your first inaugural address this was not going to be about liberating

01:49:31.620 slaves already in slavery just not about expanding it in other territories and he says to her he looks at

01:49:36.700 her he looks up to heaven he looks back at her and he says i am a man under orders i can do nothing but

01:49:42.820 free the slaves and he talks about it and then he starts telling the people it's not some formalistic

01:49:48.820 prayer like with you today he said listen just like washington did if you want liberty back if you want

01:49:53.480 peace back turn to god and live righteously if then he said it he said repent of our sins he talked

01:50:01.040 that's that's how we spoke just like john adams did just like george washington did so i told uh tim

01:50:08.720 two months ago um month ago i don't know when i told you um that uh i was going to do something uh big

01:50:17.840 uh a restoring event next summer and i have felt strongly that it is supposed to be a renewal of the

01:50:28.700 covenant uh and you immediately and i said to you i think you need to be there you need to at least be

01:50:36.220 on the the board if you will to help shape it because we have to do it exactly right we have to

01:50:42.240 repeat washington and lincoln we have to do it right um and we as a people need to gather together

01:50:50.680 and do it so next summer we're going to do it um there's a lot of stuff that has to happen in between

01:51:00.840 to be able to get there um but we as a people can renew the covenant correct because it is about us

01:51:10.860 it's the people it's the people absolutely um are we the only company country besides israel right

01:51:18.660 that has the covenant um and yeah i believe so i mean these are two promised lands there's only

01:51:25.620 nations i know of that rolled out that literally rolled out that way evidence historical evidence

01:51:29.760 and the covenant and the pilgrims they left holland because uh not you know i'm sure they'll make it

01:51:38.320 someday about tulip allergies but they they actually left because it was not a a blessed land right it was

01:51:44.780 not a coveted land they left because god told them in their solemn assembly go to that land and make

01:51:50.720 of it a covenant land i have a work to do there that's why they went there so anyway this is the

01:51:57.560 thing i would just ask that you would uh you'd keep your calendar clear um for summer next year and you

01:52:03.960 plan on spending your vacation uh with uh with us or at least a few days of your vacation and and

01:52:10.700 hopefully this fall i will be able to have enough lockdown where i'll be able to tell you where we're

01:52:15.480 going to be uh i have distinct ideas but i don't want to uh share until we have it all locked down

01:52:21.780 uh but keep your plan open for next year and you actually i can announce this now that you are going

01:52:29.160 to be joining us uh on our cruise this spring yes and one of the things we're going to do is he's

01:52:35.340 going to be teaching the covenant uh so if you can bring your family to you know our our cruise next

01:52:41.040 spring you can find out all about that at um what is it comesailaway.com this is not a commercial but

01:52:47.320 comesailaway.com uh and you're going to be there and the week before we leave something cool is

01:52:53.520 happening yes the uh the movie uh the our story um starring jim caviesel called the sound of freedom

01:53:00.860 uh will be released and uh we'll be able to show that film on the ship possibility of getting jim

01:53:08.700 caviesel to come with us i'm working on getting jim there i think i can get him there yeah hey let's

01:53:13.420 go to the holy land with jim caviesel hey everybody it's jesus brought him along you know study pop in

01:53:20.520 see how things are going we could freak a few people out i have a feeling uh but uh that'd be great

01:53:27.440 that'd be great so what i want you to do is just pray on the fact that we have to make a commitment

01:53:33.560 with our families and uh and have your family pray about this because it is our action that makes all

01:53:40.360 the difference it is not it's not our positive thoughts and quite honestly it's not on a voting

01:53:46.120 booth that's going to change these things that's really important and we have to elect the right people

01:53:51.420 but to really change this we have to take action ourselves yes we do and we will thank you very much

01:54:00.040 thank you appreciate it sir all right back in just a second

01:54:02.580 when's your new book about the uh pilgrims come out it'll be next year next year for the 400th yeah

01:54:13.460 okay and you got the manuscript yes so i can read it is this finished now it's it's pretty much

01:54:18.700 okay and by the way if you want to know about the covenant also you can just you could just go

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01:55:36.900 uh but i want to mention uh what she said um she said that we are a we're a country because of what

01:55:45.200 we're doing at the border with children putting them in cages we're a country that we we we value

01:55:52.920 dogs over children in fact here's exactly what she said listen and if you ever think that you have a

01:56:00.440 chance we're going to treat you worse than a dog one of our members said to me if there were dogs in

01:56:09.920 those cages liberals every single member of congress liberals would vote to make sure

01:56:17.080 that all of these cages didn't exist anymore liberals so we live in a society

01:56:23.640 we live in a society and govern in a body that might value the life of a dog more than they value

01:56:33.740 the life of a child i can't who might not look like theirs okay stop i can't take it i mean honestly

01:56:41.160 one of the single dumbest things i've ever so so let's just take this apart first of all if dogs were

01:56:47.720 coming across our border in the hundreds of thousands yeah we should we should put them in

01:56:53.980 cages honestly you probably have a lot of them would just be put down right right that's how that's

01:56:58.740 how that's how it would right if we had a million dogs crossing the border and mass uh and some of

01:57:05.640 them had rabies or disease we would put them in cages we would capture all of them and we probably

01:57:11.400 would probably go through an adoption process correct and if they're not adopted we'd kill them

01:57:15.440 that is legitimately how dogs are handled strays are handled all the time in the united states by

01:57:19.860 the way dogs that are not strays that are in very nice homes are in cages all the time it's called

01:57:27.340 crating yeah um and when you go away on vacation you usually bring them to a kennel i just put my dog

01:57:33.780 in a in a dog prison a dog prison a dog prison yeah just but you know we were gone for 10 days i

01:57:39.920 went to new york i had to put the dog in dog prison you didn't just let them roam freely throughout the

01:57:44.940 united states and collect free health care uh no i didn't no no i didn't i put them in dog prison

01:57:49.080 you put them in dog prison yeah which is nicer than what's happening on the border for sure but

01:57:53.400 like she i love her story they're like someone just said to me that we're treating these people

01:57:57.220 worse than dogs and and if if this happened to dogs we'd get rid of those cages right away

01:58:01.220 what moron said that to you yeah i think she just made that up because what idiot would say

01:58:06.500 if dogs were kept in cages and we knew about it we would get rid of the cages everyone knows that

01:58:11.620 dogs are kept in cages not every dog is kept in a cage but most dogs at some point in their life

01:58:17.060 live in a cage for some period of time i believe what she said was true that some stupid liberal

01:58:23.040 said that to her because it's true if dogs were seen in cages it would be all of the liberals the

01:58:30.140 dogs and let's say especially cats if the cats were put in cages on the border because they were

01:58:35.320 coming in packs and dogs too conservatives generally would say well no wait what are you

01:58:42.740 doing but what the liberals would do is they would show you pictures of sad little puppy dogs in cages

01:58:47.960 and they would say we've got to save the humane society and then you'd hear sarah mclaughlin's

01:58:53.240 voice yes you come in and that's when you know and they would absolutely do that by the way the

01:58:57.620 humane society very little goes to save any of those little puppy dogs uh in cages i know that's what

01:59:02.860 they tell you they're doing that's not what they're doing i mean not to mention we look at

01:59:06.200 peta's record on executing animals it's not good uh but it's a bizarre thing because first of all

01:59:11.920 think of this idea that someone would say to you hey you know if we put dogs in cages everyone would

01:59:16.840 revolt and you not just immediately realizing that of course they put dogs in cages all the time

01:59:21.520 then secondarily think of this person and this is why i go to just the flat stupid this is not like

01:59:28.060 this is someone who's just not educated or has any knowledge of even what these debates

01:59:32.680 are think if you're a person who is b is known as a far left uh congresswoman and you make the

01:59:40.180 argument we're treating dogs we wouldn't treat dogs like we're treating these children a very standard

01:59:48.040 point made by anti-abortion activists who point out constantly if you aborted dogs the left would go

01:59:55.800 crazy but you don't care about aborting children right like like this is a very basic argument that

02:00:01.960 people on the right make all the time and she actually says we value dogs life more than we

02:00:07.660 value children yes you're making the point of anti-abortion activists yes and she has no

02:00:15.320 idea she's even doing it like this is not a person but she knows she's on thin ice because she said

02:00:22.980 you might be living in a world where people value dogs over children you might be not that we are

02:00:31.940 you might be so she knows she's skating on very thin ice so she puts that caveat in there that

02:00:38.860 these people in america might value dogs over children i mean yeah it's amazing i mean this is

02:00:46.540 the type of person her alexandria ocasio-cortez but the type of people who would go to like think

02:00:52.020 progress.org and not even get hired as a crappy like overnight editor who's who's aggregating liberal

02:01:01.000 stories but like it's the purse she's like they're like people who are like interns for the overnight

02:01:06.700 editor that don't even hold their internship because they're so bad at the job like that is

02:01:12.140 the level of and they're congresswomen it's like it's it's incredible you know who doesn't poorly

02:01:19.480 informed they are you know who doesn't generally uh you know take care of dogs or see dogs as people

02:01:26.060 because a lot of people see dogs you know and they're like ah it's a member of my family

02:01:29.680 sure in america people in africa generally don't they don't understand that those are wild animals

02:01:35.680 delegates who came over here at one point yes it's in bobway who made that point uh no uh rwanda

02:01:40.380 they said we do not understand your dog affair you know yeah like why are you letting dogs in the

02:01:45.220 house they're unclean animals right and so she may have that point of view too of

02:01:49.700 gee look at the dogs how they treat dogs

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