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00:00:00.000 Hello America and welcome to the program. There is a lot to cover today so we want to get right

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00:01:42.020 All right little by little we are now starting to trace back the origins of the coup against the

00:01:51.820 United States and make no mistake that is exactly what is happening. There is a coup to change the

00:01:59.580 world and that is not an overstatement. I told I showed you a couple of weeks ago how a think tank

00:02:07.700 the Brookings Institute was involved with Christopher Steele, the author of the Steele dossier that led to

00:02:15.100 the impeachment charges and everything else that we have suffered through for the last four years.

00:02:21.200 We showed you how a primary source was used to smear the Trump campaign and that primary source was a

00:02:28.280 drunken Russian that got all of his information literally from his drinking buddies during late night 0.80

00:02:35.280 boozing parties. It was all a crock. None of it had any substance to it at all but that's how most

00:02:43.740 opposition research operations usually run. That part of it is not unusual. The part that is unusual

00:02:51.860 is political operation opposition research is usually never used by officials of the United States

00:02:59.840 government to try to destroy a president or a candidate. It's not further used to then discredit a sitting

00:03:09.740 elected president, but that's exactly what happened and it was happening from the inside of the Obama

00:03:16.080 administration. Now the question remains how did the political opposition research go from Hillary Clinton's

00:03:23.700 campaign to the FBI and to the CIA all the way up to Obama's cabinet? Well, more information came out this week

00:03:33.020 Stephen Sharage. He is a former White House congressional and State Department official who dropped a bomb over the

00:03:43.260 weekend. Stephen Sharage is is a guy who was on the election team of Romney for a while. He advised Mitt Romney in

00:03:56.680 2008. Well, he was back at Cambridge getting his PhD. Now, people in the former Obama administration in the State

00:04:09.980 Department everywhere else are trying to figure out how they're going to deal with everything that has been

00:04:15.440 revealed. He revealed over the weekend, the entire Russian collusion narrative, the investigation, all of it

00:04:24.080 would have never happened if not for a conference that he organized at the University of Cambridge back in

00:04:31.680 2016. I read his I read his his story this weekend and it is full with filled with a kind of a oh crap. I think this

00:04:42.960 started with me. The title of the conference was called quote 2016's race to change the world. I want you to

00:04:53.860 think about that with everything that is going on the race to change the world. I've told you for

00:05:01.500 15 years that there were people that just like the Fabian Society in the in the teens, the 19s

00:05:10.140 were looking at changing the world through World War One. People were designing the same kind of thing

00:05:18.740 now. Well, here's the conference. The theme was how the upcoming election had significant implications on

00:05:26.240 the trajectory of the world and something that the old guard was getting seriously worried about all over

00:05:32.620 the world. Remember, Brexit was also happening at the same time. Donald Trump was was suggesting

00:05:39.980 something radically different, and it scared the hell out of the policymakers that had been guiding

00:05:45.720 global affairs since the Cold War. All of a sudden, this guy who doesn't care about what has been built

00:05:52.760 has his own ideas and isn't going to listen to all of the people that are sitting around advising him

00:06:00.120 who have advised all the other presidents. He's not going to listen to them. Donald Trump was a bull in

00:06:07.820 a China shop. So Shiraj, this State Department, former State Department official, he was at Cambridge to

00:06:17.400 finish his PhD. His professor and mentor was a man that might sound familiar. His name is Stefan Halper.

00:06:27.600 Halper has been identified as the person the FBI deputized to spy on the Trump campaign. But he says

00:06:36.780 none of this would have happened if it wasn't for his little conference in the UK back in 2016.

00:06:42.520 Shiraj invited Carter Page to that seminar. And at first, Halper was annoyed. Why even bother bringing

00:06:52.560 somebody in the Trump from the Trump campaign? He's never going to win. That's what their thinking

00:06:57.400 was back then. But Halper changed his tune after his friend, former MI6 director Richard Dearlove arrived at

00:07:06.360 the conference. Suddenly, Halper and Dearlove became incredibly interested in Carter Page. They spoke to

00:07:13.460 him about what Donald Trump presidency might look like. And this is where I believe the coup against

00:07:20.140 Trump started to take real shape. Seven days after the conference, Christopher Steele provided a new

00:07:27.380 report to the Clinton campaign. And there for the very first time was Carter Page. He was central,

00:07:35.060 now debunked, but he was central to that case, the Russian conspiracy theories. And wouldn't you know it,

00:07:43.840 Steele was one of Richard Dearlove's former agents at MI6. So Stefan or Stephen Halper would later be used

00:07:54.600 by the FBI to spy on the Trump campaign. His longtime FBI handler, Steve Soma, was quickly reassigned

00:08:03.320 directly to the investigation. So now all of the pieces are starting to fall in line. Now we're

00:08:08.900 starting to attach names. This is how the opposition research became injected into the highest echelons

00:08:16.240 of the U.S. government. We now have all of these pieces coming together. The Trump campaign was a clear

00:08:23.980 and present danger because they weren't going to they would kick the hornet's nest. Whether they knew

00:08:32.020 it, whether Trump knew it or not, what Trump was going to do, he was going to stumble into all of

00:08:40.000 the goings on of the State Department and the Obama administration, and he would stop it. That was a

00:08:46.900 danger. And the biggest, his biggest crime was proposing a new way to do things. He had to be

00:08:53.980 stopped. And that's why the Obama administration got involved in all of this. Donald Trump's

00:09:01.220 presidency was a danger to the Obama legacy and the invisible state or the deep state that Obama and

00:09:11.620 Clinton had worked so hard and so long to form. I told you a few weeks ago that little known names

00:09:24.340 would start to go down for this. They're going to be the ones that pay for all of this. We're going to

00:09:34.400 see the people, Steve Soma, Stephen Halper, all of these people. You're going to see these guys

00:09:42.380 charged with the real crimes. But don't forget, at the very top of this, with as much evidence,

00:09:51.800 Obama, Biden, Comey, Brennan, Rice, all of them, they're being protected. And I'm not even sure if

00:10:02.980 Shiraj isn't part of the protection plan. I don't hold a lot of trust for him, seeing that he was

00:10:11.820 advising Mitt Romney. You know, I'm not sure that he's not on the same page as many of these people

00:10:20.520 were. But you can take him at his word until he proves himself to be unreliable. But his story makes

00:10:27.800 sense. But what's really important is, is to look at everything through the context of what I just

00:10:38.520 shared with you and what you know, I just had a family conference call yesterday. And I told I told

00:10:45.600 my family that these are unusual times and not to believe anything, even what I tell you, just on its

00:10:55.620 face. Don't believe anything from the media, even if that media is me. Make sure you do your own

00:11:04.360 homework. Today, we're going to give you a story out of Minnesota. We're going to give you all of the

00:11:11.880 evidence now that has been compiled over almost a two or three year investigation that shows that

00:11:21.160 there is a real solid case to make that Ilan Omar is a serial felon.

00:11:30.460 All of the evidence is there. We had speculation. We had hearsay. We had I think so.

00:11:37.600 Now we have it all buttoned down and we have the guy who's done all of this work coming up in just

00:11:43.560 about an hour or so. He's going to be on with us. The reason why I mentioned this here is because

00:11:48.580 he also is posting all of this today on on Glenn Beck dot com tomorrow, there'll be a whole story

00:11:58.580 and everything else. I wanted to rush and put it on today because her primary is tomorrow. And I think

00:12:05.300 people need to know these things when you're watching the adjustments of seats. It's really

00:12:12.280 important. Why Willie Brown and why everybody else is coming after Kamala. Why are they coming after

00:12:20.880 Kamala? Why is everybody coming after Kamala Harris and saying, no, no, no, she can't be the VP to me. 0.65

00:12:28.620 She makes sense as the VP because she's got policing in her background. She was, you know, 0.88

00:12:37.440 a prosecutor. So she's got some law and order, which common sense would tell you that's what you 0.99

00:12:45.520 need at this point to balance the ticket. You want to make sure that you have somebody that is telling

00:12:51.080 the moderates in the in the world law and order is going to be returning. We have we have somebody

00:12:58.000 who's serious about law and order, right? No, everybody's pushing for Susan Rice. Why? Because 0.73

00:13:06.940 she knows where all the bodies are buried and she's got to clean this up and she can't do it from the 0.97

00:13:13.840 outside. She's going to be the protector of all of the information that we have unearthed. And my guess

00:13:22.860 is so much more that if Durham doesn't hurry is going to look just like nothing more than an October

00:13:30.680 surprise. And it is not an October surprise. It is it is evidence of real crimes against the state.

00:13:44.020 Everything, the more you're informed, the more you will be able to read between the lines and see

00:13:52.380 why people are positioning themselves the way they are. The more people I talk to, they're saying,

00:13:58.140 well, that doesn't make sense. I don't understand why this is happening. Well, because you don't know

00:14:02.420 this part and this part and this part of the story. You have to know what the Democrats have been up to

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00:14:21.000 This was all about George. No, it wasn't. George Floyd was real. That was a real event.

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00:16:37.340 So still, I don't know if I don't know if you saw this. Do you remember the ad busters, the group

00:16:50.000 ad busters? Do you remember hearing that? I do. Yeah, they would be like a left wing. Yes. Yeah. Of 0.94

00:16:58.220 some sort that were like maybe is it boycotting or is it protesting? Yeah. So they are the they are

00:17:05.540 the Marxist radical anarchist group out of Canada that was started years ago and they are the they

00:17:16.900 are one of the they say they suggested Occupy Wall Street. OK, they say we didn't do it. No,

00:17:25.140 you know, because nobody did it. It was just spontaneous. We didn't do it. We just were the

00:17:30.460 ones who said you should occupy Wall Street in Zuccotti Park. And here here's some blankets.

00:17:35.820 I guess I don't know. So anyway, they have now announced on Twitter on September 17th, 2020,

00:17:45.600 we will lay siege to the White House for 50 days. I wonder what's happening 50 days from September 17th.

00:17:54.940 Huh? We need your wisdom and your expertise to pull off a radically democratic tone shift in our

00:18:03.060 politics. Are you ready for revolution? This is the White House siege, September 17th, 2020.

00:18:14.020 Hmm. Now, if you read the Twitter remarks afterwards, it is absolutely insanity. People like now you're

00:18:22.880 going to be peaceful, right? Oh, yeah, of course, we're going to be peaceful. Are you ready for

00:18:27.560 revolution? And the picture of the White House was smoke all around it. Of course, we mean peaceful,

00:18:33.800 right? Not violent. I mean, laying siege, doesn't that? It's like planting flowers, laying siege,

00:18:44.320 planting flowers. You say tomato. I say tomato. Let's go the whole thing off. By the way,

00:18:50.280 50 days from September 17th is Friday, November 6th, 2020, which is really coincidental. I mean,

00:18:56.240 I imagine if they would have thought of that in advance, that it would be the first couple days

00:19:00.020 right after the election that they would stop. It's all fine then. Wow. So it would stop right

00:19:05.780 after the election, right after the election, or maybe, maybe would go on, you know, depending on who

00:19:14.280 wins. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That's interesting. Fascinating. How does this play out, Stu, with the

00:19:24.320 American people? I don't know. I keep thinking to myself, this stuff is nothing but good for Donald 1.00

00:19:31.520 Trump, right? Like this laying siege to the White House for 50 days before an election is just going

00:19:36.520 to continually remind people what their future could be if you embrace this movement, which is

00:19:44.680 nuts. I don't think any, I mean, you know, if you, if you look back at, there's a great article in the

00:19:49.860 New York Times this weekend that talked about, and I know I say that, and it sounds very strange coming

00:19:54.660 out of my mouth, but if you, if you go back and read it, they decided to go back and talk to all the

00:19:59.400 business owners, uh, right in and around chess. How'd that go for you guys was a good, you know,

00:20:04.620 a good, good experience. Cause all I've heard is positive about it from the media. Um, and they

00:20:10.100 went back and shockingly, all of these people are completely miserable and hated it. Uh, they were

00:20:16.140 terrified for their own lives and their own businesses. They had people breaking into their

00:20:19.940 businesses and trying to light the building on fire. Uh, all of this stuff, I don't remember

00:20:24.100 hearing any of this. Yeah, but it was a peaceful fire. It was a peaceful fire. It's like going into a church

00:20:27.560 and lighting a candle. Yeah, it was, it was a fire made out of love. Uh, it was a very hot burning

00:20:32.300 love. Yes, very. Yes. I, I agree. You know, the, the thing is, is that I think people, you saw the

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00:22:31.880 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. It's Monday. Pat Gray is joining us from Pat Gray, uh, unleashed,

00:22:38.760 which you can find at, uh, you know, any place that I don't know, sells Slurpees and of course,

00:22:45.100 most seven 11s, most seven 11s and a few circle case. Uh, so, uh, so, uh, so Pat, uh, let, let's,

00:22:54.740 let's talk a little bit about Brian Stelter. Uh, I know he's going to be, he's going to be talked

00:23:03.780 about on every talk show in America today. Yeah. If you don't know who he is, congratulations.

00:23:10.160 You shouldn't. And I hate to even bring this up because it's, it seems self-serving or it, uh,

00:23:17.880 it's like, well, of course, but this is an example of somebody that is so self unaware.

00:23:27.800 He, he must not even see his reflection in mirrors. Yeah. He must be invisible to himself.

00:23:35.400 Yes. Uh, I want you to listen to what he said on rely. Was it reliable sources? Is that what he does

00:23:42.500 or what's the name of it? Yeah. Reliable. It is on reliable sources on CNN with Brian Stelter.

00:23:50.620 Listen to this. When you see, um, entire media companies essentially exist to tear down Joe Biden.

00:23:56.620 Is there an equivalent to that on the left tearing down Trump?

00:24:01.520 There really isn't. And you know what I would say it's, it's, it's really a diet of this type of

00:24:07.500 information that a lot of these voters are getting. A lot of the voters that I talk to, I can, uh, you

00:24:12.700 know, when I interview them, I do hear, uh, them saying a lot of the talking points that sound very

00:24:17.060 familiar from, from some of these shows, which I try to listen to when I'm out on the campaign trail or

00:24:21.700 when I'm at home, uh, you know, watching TV, you know, you can, you can hear these, uh, these

00:24:25.700 comments being echoed, uh, by, by voters. That's one of the most mind numbing, uh, questions and

00:24:32.360 answers of all time. It proves a Brian Stelter doesn't even watch his own network nor his own

00:24:39.940 show. Otherwise he wouldn't be asking that question. All right. So any other network is similar to Fox

00:24:46.580 news that would, that would, uh, uh, that would, uh, bash it, uh, Trump the way, uh, Fox bashes

00:24:54.180 Biden. Are you credible? It's not even close. We, you guys, we, we haven't, Sarah, can you go to

00:25:01.060 the daily wire and see their story on Brian Stelter and, and pull up the clip that, that, uh, uh, Ben

00:25:09.980 Shapiro, uh, pulled it because it is, it's even more outrageous than this. It really is

00:25:16.300 more outrageous than this. I thought this was the clip that we had where he opens it up and he

00:25:21.120 starts to talk about how, you know, there is, I want to tell you, uh, something that psychiatrists

00:25:28.160 and psychologists, uh, and political scientists have now pointed out. There is a, a condition

00:25:35.700 to where people, um, hate the other candidate so much that they hate those people more than

00:25:47.860 the truth itself. And I thought, Oh, he's, he's going to do an expose on CNN in the mainstream

00:25:55.360 media. Uh, and he said, and this is what's going on. It's unbelievable. You will not believe what's

00:26:01.560 happening on talk radio. This is a, uh, a center of hate that is just poured out over the nation

00:26:09.740 every day. It's unbelievable. It's absolutely unbelievable. Uh, and it's, it's, it's, I,

00:26:17.000 I heard this this morning and I thought this is the seeds that are now being planted to get

00:26:25.140 rid of talk radio. If Joe Biden wins, we're gone. We're gone because we're just nothing but hate

00:26:31.920 mongers. We have escaped this, this eye of death, the eye of Moloch, if you will, because Donald Trump

00:26:40.140 has, has taken all the oxygen out of the room. As soon as Donald Trump is no longer there, it's talk

00:26:46.740 radio again is going to be the big boogeyman. I really just can't imagine the level of it's

00:26:54.200 incomprehensible to me that you'd think what they describe is going on. I mean, like for,

00:26:59.420 I think honestly, Joe Biden has had the easiest road of any candidate in my lifetime from the right

00:27:06.100 about the only thing we've, we've pointed out is that he might be going senile. He's like, Oh,

00:27:11.580 and we've expressed actual concern over it. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. We have not lobbed a

00:27:17.540 hatred at him. Not at all. We have, we have actually lobbed facts against him. We can't

00:27:24.100 get anybody to be interested in the dealings in China or the dealings in Ukraine. You can't get

00:27:31.420 anybody interested in that. Nobody is interested. Everybody, everybody just feels sad about Joe

00:27:39.000 Biden. And quite honestly, I think we worry about who's really going to be running the country.

00:27:44.360 And they would be saying that too, if they just weren't in bed with the democratic party,

00:27:50.840 they would absolutely be saying the same thing. Can somebody question him on whether he's all

00:27:58.600 there? Because it looks as though he's sliding any reasonable person would say that.

00:28:04.100 And Democrats obviously see that as well. They just don't like Trump. And this is what it's been.

00:28:07.820 It's been all an election about Trump. Biden has skated from almost all criticism. Yeah,

00:28:14.320 we've done, we've done shows months ago about, about his corruption in China and Ukraine. And

00:28:20.440 you're right, Glenn, it's hard to get people interested in it. I mean, we, I just, we, we

00:28:24.740 did a thing on Sudos America about Biden's eulogizing a KKK member, right? Like why that hasn't been

00:28:31.400 all over conservative media. How is it possible in the middle of this moment that that in this

00:28:36.480 close to an election that hasn't been out there? We've barely even talked about his policies.

00:28:40.240 Yeah, barely. Awful. Yeah. Well, you were just, Pat was just talking about what was it?

00:28:43.460 Four trillion dollars in taxes? Four trillion dollars. Yeah. And tax increases is what he's

00:28:46.760 proposing. Four trillion dollars. Has that been even talked about? This guy's faced almost no

00:28:51.460 scrutiny. The only scrutiny he's received is his age and how old he is. And I think that's been

00:28:56.420 general, to be fair, split between laughing at how pathetic he is when he's on stage and screwing

00:29:02.420 up all the time and feeling legitimately like this doesn't feel right. Somebody should stop this.

00:29:07.800 It's like weekend at Bernie's, like not even in a joking way, but like in a, I actually feel like

00:29:12.000 worried about his, his health way. And worried about the country, but really I think it's the

00:29:18.560 human emotion of, man, I feel bad for him. You see the slipping. That nobody in his family,

00:29:25.340 nobody who loves him is going to pull him out and say, enough of this, stop it. He's given his whole

00:29:31.800 life. You don't need to have him go out this way. Uh, I mean, it's, it's remarkable what, what is,

00:29:38.860 uh, what's happening. And, you know, you know, Stu, you said, I think he's in your lifetime.

00:29:44.640 I'm trying to think of a democratic president or candidate that has gotten an easier pass.

00:29:51.340 I mean, even bill Clinton had to finally answer questions during the first campaign. Uh, I would

00:30:00.060 say the, uh, Pat, you would know, I think it's Jimmy Carter who got a pass. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The,

00:30:08.400 the last one that really didn't get, you know, uh, crucified. I think Jimmy Carter, the thing was

00:30:15.480 really this guy, I mean, nobody hated him. No, it's just that the economy was in such a

00:30:22.140 sad state of affairs that no, I mean, at the end for him at the end. Yeah. Different than in the end.

00:30:28.100 Yeah. I'm thinking 76, 76. Nobody. Yeah. He got nobody. Yeah. There wasn't a hatred for him. And

00:30:36.200 I would say the same thing that that is probably one of Trump's biggest obstacles here is that there's

00:30:40.420 just no passion against Joe Biden. The passion is either for Trump or against Trump.

00:30:45.480 There's no passion for on either side, really of Biden where with Clinton, he had legitimate

00:30:51.100 passion. People couldn't stand her. They couldn't stand Barack Obama. They couldn't stand Al Gore. 1.00

00:30:56.840 Like I think it goes all the way back to preceding talk radio. I mean, you point out Carter it's

00:31:02.020 before really talk radio is any force in this country. Oh yeah. I mean, you have to go way before

00:31:06.800 it. No one has ever seen anything like this. And for them to make that point at this time when CNN

00:31:12.980 is essentially a network that runs nonstop anti-Trump stories. Absolutely. They accused him of peeing on

00:31:22.060 hookers in Russia. I mean, they ran that story. As if it was a real. I mean, but I mean, it's right. 0.75

00:31:29.440 It's and it's not even just these big ones where they also said, you know, that he was insane and

00:31:34.420 it was a 13th amendment needed to be implemented to take him out of office. No, 20, 23rd, 20, 23rd,

00:31:42.140 20. I don't know. I'm getting whatever it is, whatever it is, whichever one of this I'm getting

00:31:45.100 them all confused. The point being though, that that's what they've done that. And these big splash

00:31:48.940 stories that conservatives have noticed, but watch their coverage on a routine basis. Every single

00:31:54.740 story comes back to this guy. They are completely obsessed with him. Completely obsessed. Watch

00:32:01.420 and what I dare you, because no one's done it in the past few years. Watch one episode of the Aaron

00:32:07.460 Burnett show. It is all she talks about all the time. She's completely obsessed with this man.

00:32:16.920 And every show on CNN replicates this idea. If it's a story about schools, it goes back to Trump. If

00:32:24.520 it's a story about the economy, it goes back to Trump. There's nothing separate. It certainly goes back

00:32:29.460 to Trump. Every single part. I mean, they will recite the four or five things Donald Trump said

00:32:34.380 in February and March where he kind of was dismissive. No, no, no one in their audience

00:32:39.100 knows that Nancy Pelosi said the same stuff. No one in their audience knows that Andrew Cuomo

00:32:44.400 and Bill de Blasio said the same stuff in some cases. No, right. Yeah. No one ever talks about

00:32:48.980 that on the network. They talk about Trump doing it. They are completely overwhelmed with him.

00:32:54.940 Yes. They can't do anything else on the network. Like I've never seen. I've never seen anything like it.

00:32:58.600 Yeah, it's gone so far that they won't even recognize the Chicago murder rate is the highest

00:33:05.820 it's been since like 1992. It is last July. They broke all records. The biggest, deadliest month

00:33:16.040 since 1992 and only slightly more deadly than June 1992. It's the since Floyd's death, some of the most

00:33:28.960 violent days in the 20 years of official data. So no, you won't talk about that. And if you do,

00:33:36.940 it's Trump. It's Trump. They have they've come to such an extreme position to where they won't even

00:33:45.000 condemn violence. There was a story in the New York Times this weekend about the protesters in

00:33:51.980 in Antifa and the riots in Portland. And I've never seen anything like it. I mean, literally never

00:34:03.700 seen anything like it. It was like a fashion show spread. It had these people in their regular

00:34:09.780 everyday life, you know, a guy sitting on a lawnmower. And then the next picture is him all in

00:34:16.260 his Antifa gear. And it was showing you, see, these are just normal people. They didn't do that with a

00:34:24.380 tea party who were sitting around making signs with with glitter with their kids at a kitchen table.

00:34:32.220 But they are they are doing it with Antifa and people who are radicals who want to destroy the

00:34:40.740 Western way of life. It's it's it's nuts. Yeah, it's absolutely nuts. And on that on the Trump part

00:34:47.540 of this, that Portland was under siege for weeks and weeks and months. And they never talked about it at

00:34:53.260 all. It wasn't until Trump got involved by sending in federal troops that they got interested in the

00:34:58.760 story because they could blame Trump for it. Remember, they kept saying their coverage on

00:35:02.580 that was not that they were trying to light a federal building on fire for weeks and weeks and

00:35:07.660 weeks. No, it was caused by Trump because he sent troops there. And they said, you know what? He said

00:35:12.020 troops there. And that made it worse. Yeah. Like, it's the only thing that interests them about the

00:35:16.040 news is Donald Trump's relationship to it. They're selling this as Portland is always,

00:35:22.100 always been protests in Portland. That's just the way of life in Portland. Is it? Is it? Because

00:35:29.460 ask the people of downtown Portland, the business leaders of downtown Portland, they've had enough

00:35:34.520 and they supported these guys. They've had enough. And it's happening in city after city after city.

00:35:42.780 Businesses are leaving. I'm telling you, California is is economically going to collapse.

00:35:49.820 It's going to collapse because they're hastening their ending by chasing so many people out of the

00:35:57.080 state. Do you know that they're now Newsom is now saying that he may go after people who

00:36:05.380 homeschool or tutor their kids at home that he may he may he may actually ban that and go after you

00:36:16.140 if you're trying to teach your own kids at home. It is it is insane what's going on. And of course,

00:36:23.500 Brian Stelter is on top of all of it because that's just the way he rolls. Thank you very much,

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00:38:06.200 I need you to hear Brian Seltzer's open on the, the biggest lack of awareness I have ever witnessed.

00:38:14.120 Listen, let's go on a trip together to a totally alternative universe. You never hear what's

00:38:20.060 happening there unless you tune into right-wing talk radio, but you need to know what they are

00:38:24.700 saying because the most popular, most powerful talkers in the country have trained their sights

00:38:30.240 on Joe Biden. What you are about to hear them say is mind boggling. Look, look, whether you like

00:38:36.900 Biden or not, this stuff is offensive and otherworldly.

00:38:41.220 So let me set the stage for this before I play the clips. Keep in mind that news and talk radio

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00:39:02.260 its severity. But nowadays, if you listen to those shows, you hardly hear about COVID at all.

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00:40:31.720 Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck program. As somebody who has had his whole family

00:40:38.700 get COVID and I mysteriously have not had it. I wonder how that has happened. There is a doctor

00:40:49.760 whose advice my doctor took. They know each other. He's the guy who says this may be a silver bullet

00:40:59.840 of sorts for COVID-19, especially if you catch it early enough. I want you to hear what he's

00:41:08.700 said and what is now being said about him. His name is Richard Bartlett. He is the guy who now

00:41:17.280 Louie Gohmert, who has been diagnosed with COVID, is taking his advice as well. And Louie is getting

00:41:26.440 better quickly. We talked to Dr. Bartlett in 60 seconds. This is the Glenn Beck program.

00:41:34.540 So whether you're planning on buying a home or selling a home or both, you're in for a lot of work.

00:41:41.420 I mean, unless you live in some place like Cody, Wyoming or, you know, Montana right now, the home

00:41:47.240 prices are going through the roof and people are building everywhere because all these people are

00:41:54.120 moving from the cities. All these people are moving from failed states. Stop it because you're

00:41:59.580 going to wreck those places. Stop it. You used to make fun of those places. Stop it. Anyway,

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00:42:12.320 to hook you up with somebody that we feel is the best in your area. We are realestateagentsitrust.com.

00:42:20.000 This is my company. And I've got a couple of really great people that have hatched this idea and run it.

00:42:29.500 Robert is my brother. John Wells is the agent of record who is really doing all of the vetting

00:42:36.820 on everything. And they're amazing. And the people that they have found to represent you all over the

00:42:42.840 country, they don't work for us. This is a free service to you. What we do is we refer them

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00:43:06.340 a home, find the agent. Don't take my advice. Don't take this as gospel. Interview the people

00:43:12.700 yourself. But I would start interviewing the people at real estate agents I trust. You just let us know

00:43:18.640 where you are and we'll give you an agent in your area if we have one. And we will get them to you

00:43:24.680 usually within like 15 minutes. It's real estate agents I trust.com. The name says it all real

00:43:31.460 estate agents I trust.com. So I have gotten an awful lot of email recently from people saying, Glenn,

00:43:50.380 what have you been taking? What did you take when you started feeling nasty? I don't have COVID. I

00:43:56.900 tested negative. But my family has had it and it's been very, very mild. My wife had it. And it really

00:44:05.540 knocked her for a loop. But she didn't start this flight of medication until we got home from from the

00:44:14.500 ranch. And I started it before I got anything. And I think I don't know. But I think that's what

00:44:22.240 stopped me from getting it. My doctor won't come on because he's afraid of being banned and called all

00:44:30.900 kinds of names. And he's just a you know, just a regular doctor. But the advice that he got, he got

00:44:37.460 it from Dr. Richard Bartlett. Richard Bartlett is a guy that you if you live in Texas, you may know

00:44:45.000 Rick Perry appointed him to the newly formed Texas Health Disparities Task Force. And it was an

00:44:52.580 advisory body, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. He was also asked to remain on the task force for seven

00:44:57.760 years, received a meritorious service award from the Texas Department of Health and Human Services.

00:45:03.680 His peers have elected him to serve as the County Medical Society president for four consecutive terms.

00:45:10.920 He served for 20 years at the local CBS medical expert. I mean, the guy is well known and well

00:45:19.220 credentialed. I don't know what they're going to do to him now because he says that he has found

00:45:26.260 something that he thinks everyone should try if you have a the symptoms of of COVID. So I wanted to give

00:45:36.840 you what I was taking and I wanted to talk to Dr. Bartlett. So if you are feeling anything like it's

00:45:44.980 coming on, you can ask your doctor about this. Welcome, Dr. Bartlett. How are you? Glenn, I'm doing

00:45:50.920 great. Thanks. I'm honored to be with you. Well, thank you very much. And thank you for the kind

00:45:57.400 consultations and advice that I know you've given my doctor. Is it possible that with everybody

00:46:06.840 in my family, I mean, I've got immune disorder, everything else, I should have been the first

00:46:11.300 one to get it. But as soon as soon as anybody in the family started to get things, and I started to

00:46:17.720 feel down at all, I started the flight of medication that you have recommended. And I didn't get it. Is it

00:46:28.480 possible that I was going to get COVID and didn't because of this? Well, bottom line, Glenn, is that

00:46:37.440 the testing has false negatives and false positives that have been proven over and over. And I've had

00:46:44.660 personal experiences of taking care of patients who initially test negative, and I'm treating them,

00:46:50.440 and they're getting better. And then later, they get a test after being treated for 11 days,

00:46:56.400 and 90% of their symptoms are gone, and it's positive. Well, they probably had it all along.

00:47:03.220 And we're seeing this over and over again, where three people in the family have the same symptoms

00:47:07.340 that started at the same time, two tests positive, one test negative. They all have it.

00:47:14.760 Symptomatology is the term where you look at the big picture. You use common sense. You use

00:47:20.980 good medical judgment with your training, and you treat the patient. You don't treat the test.

00:47:27.400 Treating the test is killing people. But I want to tell you, this strategy that came to me

00:47:33.620 was when I was looking for a stopgap measure that would help me save someone's life as an emergency

00:47:40.560 room doctor, because I also work in the emergency room. And back in March, we were told there was

00:47:45.920 nothing to do. Wait until they have severe symptoms. As a matter of fact, they should not be helped at

00:47:50.820 all if they have mild to moderate symptoms. Wait till they have severe symptoms. So me being an ER

00:47:55.860 doctor and thinking, what am I going to do if someone comes in the emergency room with their loved

00:48:01.180 ones, and they say, I can't breathe? Because this is a respiratory inflammatory disease, COVID is,

00:48:08.580 that causes people to have trouble breathing. And breathing is really important.

00:48:13.220 I teach advanced trauma. You know, that seems intuitive, but people seem, you have leaders

00:48:21.280 right now. I don't know how they became leaders, but they're talking about waves and curves. How about

00:48:27.900 medicine, science, facts, airway, breathing, circulation, the ABCs of CPR, of advanced trauma life

00:48:36.820 support, of advanced cardiac life support? Breathing is fundamental. And when someone can't

00:48:43.000 breathe, this is what they look like. They, many times their lips are blue. You can see the panic

00:48:48.080 in their eyes. You hear the panic in their voice. They might be confused because they're low on oxygen.

00:48:54.080 And some people can tolerate that better than others. But we know that the comorbidities that

00:49:00.500 are having trouble with COVID and dying are the people who have, they have diabetes, they have,

00:49:07.120 they've smoked for 50 years. They have a heart disease. And so their reserve and being able to

00:49:14.260 handle low oxygen is less than someone else. And the danger is they could die. And so besides that,

00:49:22.440 it's not just an inconvenience. What about empathy? What about alleviating human suffering?

00:49:28.680 There's a place for that still in medicine. And just as a human, we don't want to see other humans suffer.

00:49:34.080 But there are some common sense, practical, proven medical things that we can do. And so we know this

00:49:43.600 is an inflammatory disease. How about an anti-inflammatory medicine? It's a respiratory

00:49:49.040 problem in the lungs is where the inflammation is. How about putting the anti-inflammatory medicine

00:49:54.160 to the source of the problem in the lungs with an inhaled steroid, a nebulizer treatment of

00:50:02.620 budesonide, which has been out for 25 years, which is being used by millions of Americans every day

00:50:09.500 that are healthy to protect them from getting sick. And so that was the strategy that I've been using

00:50:15.180 and it's working.

00:50:16.980 So the buesonide is, is something that you looked at and said, why are we giving steroids in a tablet

00:50:24.600 form? We should be, we should be getting that steroid directly into the lungs. Uh, and it is,

00:50:32.520 if you get it early enough, it stops the, correct me if I'm wrong, the cytokine, uh, storms that

00:50:40.520 happen. Uh, cause we know that that is a big problem with this. The, the, our immune system goes

00:50:47.400 into a storm and then it just spirals out of control. So if you're saying, wait, wait, wait,

00:50:54.860 you're, you're in the middle of the storm. So this logic of waiting until someone is in distress

00:51:01.680 and then helping them has never been employed successfully in American healthcare forever.

00:51:08.480 We don't use that against the top three killers, heart attack, stroke, and cancer. Let's just say

00:51:13.540 if someone called 9-1-1 and they said, I have slurred speech and I'm 65 years old and, um,

00:51:21.520 I smoked for 50 years and all my family has strokes. You won't have the 9-1-1 dispatcher say,

00:51:28.800 well, maybe you're overtired. Call us when you have severe symptoms. That's ridiculous. And I would

00:51:35.540 never recommend that that's bad medicine. But with this disease, we have a situation where the strategy

00:51:42.580 that's been pushed on the American public is if you have mild to moderate symptoms, wait until you've

00:51:48.340 got severe symptoms, uh, and then seek help. But you know, even when people have severe symptoms,

00:51:54.360 because by and large people comply with what they're told, they have severe symptoms. They're

00:51:59.580 short of breath. They go to the emergency room and many times they're told, uh, take Tylenol. Yes,

00:52:05.220 you tested positive and yes, you feel miserable, but you're not sick enough yet. Go home,

00:52:11.200 take Tylenol and tough it out. And when you get sicker, come back. That would be like, uh, a real

00:52:17.040 situation that I took care of a one-year-old who swallowed a quarter and the family brought the kid

00:52:22.060 to the ER where I was working. I'm the one. And the child is not in immediate distress, but on the

00:52:28.780 x-ray, I see a quarter, uh, lodged in the throat. I could, this was, this is how ridiculous things have

00:52:36.480 gotten. I, it would be like, you don't give a one-year-old Tylenol they can't swallow. It'd be

00:52:41.320 like me handing them a blankie, uh, with, uh, with a little unicorn on it and saying, take this

00:52:47.980 child home, wrap it in the blankie and sing its favorite song and keep it comfortable until you

00:52:54.440 have severe symptoms. It's ridiculous logic. Uh, we need to take care of people early and, and avoid,

00:53:02.500 uh, the things that are even more dangerous, like intubating a patient, which can so and put them

00:53:09.120 on a ventilator. What are you seeing as far as results on this? Oh, uh, Oh, if you catch this

00:53:18.480 early, I'm having, uh, you can, I have one patient who, uh, with the first treatment, that's the only

00:53:26.240 treatment he needed because it was within hours of his fever, chills, body aches. Uh, he had just been

00:53:31.680 on a plane with, with another person behind him that was COVID positive and he was concerned and,

00:53:37.240 and rightfully so it, it turned out to be COVID, but one breathing treatment stopped all the symptoms.

00:53:43.760 And I've had other patients who were sick for, well, one patient that has, uh, two kinds of

00:53:49.160 lymphoma, cancer in the blood. She just received radiation a month before, and she's on chemotherapy

00:53:54.720 currently for the cancer. And for five days, she was flat on her back in bed with a nonstop fever,

00:54:01.540 couldn't sleep. And she calls me on a Friday, says my granddaughter tested positive. I heard you

00:54:06.480 on the radio. Would you please help me? And so on that Friday, I call in the breathing treatments

00:54:10.700 and the medicine. She takes her first treatment, sleeps all night long for the first time in five

00:54:15.420 days. She's her fever breaks over the weekend. She recovers. She's able to teach an eight hour day

00:54:21.400 of music lessons via Skype to her kids on Monday. And then she tests negative, uh, twice after

00:54:28.700 having becoming symptom free. And so that's what I see. The people are telling me many times I hear

00:54:34.780 it very often while they're getting their breathing treatment with budesonide. Many times they tell me

00:54:40.120 my chest pain is going away. My shortness of breath is going away during the treatment. I feel

00:54:45.400 much better right after the treatment. And this is not a medicine that I invented. I'm not looking for

00:54:51.000 new patients. I'm not making any money off of this. This costs $3 for a breathing treatment.

00:54:57.480 It's something you can, I recommend people being treated early in every disease, including this

00:55:03.560 life-threatening pandemic with a medicine that's cheap, cost-effective. They can sit on their couch,

00:55:10.160 watch Netflix, uh, and, uh, for five minutes, get a breathing treatment and get relief from their

00:55:16.100 shortness of breath and chest pain. That seems like a good idea.

00:55:18.600 It made all the difference to Tanya. I know, um, she was, she would say that she would take the

00:55:27.500 breathing treatment. She'd say, Oh my gosh, I feel so much better. Uh, and she took it. I don't

00:55:31.700 remember for how many days, but she took it for several days. Uh, and it dramatically improved,

00:55:38.580 uh, her breathing. Uh, and like I said, I started it the minute I started feeling any kind of symptoms

00:55:45.040 and I did it for three days, I think as well, four days. And I haven't had, I haven't had any problems

00:55:53.240 at all. I mean, it's been really, really miraculous. I want to talk to you a little bit about what people

00:55:59.220 should ask their doctor, uh, and, and kind of go over what I, uh, what I did. I think it's pretty

00:56:05.800 much the same thing that Louie Gohmert is, uh, is doing. Are you, is he a patient of yours or?

00:56:13.300 So, uh, Louie, uh, I've, he's reached out to me, uh, on my cell phone. I've had the privilege of

00:56:19.640 talking to some amazing people who are real public servants, including Louie Gohmert. Uh, and so

00:56:25.800 I've been shocked many times at who's reaching out to me on my cell phone, but, uh, I am not his

00:56:31.960 doctor. Uh, he has doctors that are taking care of doing excellent care, but they're using the

00:56:37.360 strategy that I have recommended. And if someone goes to COVID silver bullet.com, COVID silver

00:56:43.140 bullet.com, you can download the PDF, which talks about, you click on case study and that talks about

00:56:49.800 Glenn, this would be interesting to you. I, I picked two patients, uh, to highlight, uh, salient points

00:56:56.040 in the, in my care of COVID patients and, and to, uh, to explain why I'm doing what I'm doing.

00:57:02.640 And one of those patients was the one that, uh, I described that had initially a negative test and

00:57:07.340 then later tested positive. So it happens over and over again. This is not uncommon. Um, and where,

00:57:13.420 and there's reasons why, so you might want to look at that, but COVID silver bullet.com has the

00:57:18.360 strategy that I'm using.

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00:59:10.660 So, uh, doctor, I just like to get your opinion on this cocktail, because I know you are, you are

00:59:22.920 really saying that the silver bullet is his breathing treatment, but I'd like to, uh, ask you if you agree

00:59:29.900 with this cocktail of drugs and why, uh, it, they work. You have hydroxychloroquine zinc. This is what I

00:59:38.240 took, uh, vitamin C. Um, I also took a baby aspirin every day cause I got to stay away from the hard

00:59:46.420 stuff. Uh, an adult aspirin is just too much. Um, uh, and then your breathing treatment. Uh, why do,

00:59:54.880 why do all of these work and why are all of these, uh, being dismissed by so many people?

01:00:02.940 You know, uh, Glenn, I got, I had the privilege of being invited by Dr. Mo Bean Syed to, uh, his

01:00:11.520 medical education channel for a podcast and doc, it's called Dr. Bean Medical Lectures and his

01:00:17.080 followers are called the Cool Beans. And we talked about this, that, uh, the reason I'm calling

01:00:23.200 Budesonide my silver bullet is it's my go-to. It's, it's, it's safe and it's effective at decreasing

01:00:31.580 the inflammation. And it's, let me just tell you how safe it is. Uh, the Budesonide's been used for

01:00:36.820 25 years on two pound premature babies in the ICU. And that's about as delicate as it gets. But

01:00:44.100 think about this second graders that are at home every day that aren't sick are being given this

01:00:50.000 Budesonide nebulizer treatments at home to protect them from having asthma attacks, which is an

01:00:56.100 inflammatory disease. And we get safe for elderly, uh, patients in nursing homes. So it's super safe.

01:01:04.320 It's super effective. It's cost effective. It's a no brainer. That's why I call it my silver bullet

01:01:09.500 because I've seen how I was actually shocked when I started using this medicine against COVID and how

01:01:15.740 effective it was. As he said, it is $3 a treatment. It's generic. It's Busedonide. Uh, talk to your

01:01:24.460 doctor about it if you have any symptoms at all. Dr. Bartlett, thank you so much for all that you've

01:01:30.880 done and do. This is the Glenn Beck program. All right. Uh, I, I have to tell you my dog was in the

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01:01:53.360 we wore him out. I haven't seen him like that much of a puppy in a very long time, just playing and

01:02:01.940 swimming. He feels great. And to watch him like this, um, makes the whole family feel good. We

01:02:10.140 just loved watching him and playing with him on Saturday. Uh, the difference in my dog, at least

01:02:18.920 has been rough greens. We started putting this with his food. This is not a dog food. It's a

01:02:23.420 supplement. And I put it on after I went to the vet and said, Hey, I got this bag of stuff. What do

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01:03:03.660 This is the Glenn Beck program. Welcome to Monday. Uh, I don't think we've seen stranger things,

01:03:10.260 uh, than, uh, than Elon Omar. Um, we have David Steinberg on the phone. He's the investigative

01:03:15.480 reporter that has been, um, really buttoning up all of the research, all of the facts on

01:03:23.300 Elon Omar. He has, he has put himself in danger quite honestly. Uh, and he's got an upcoming article

01:03:31.520 on blaze.com, uh, that you really need to see. Uh, he is going to take us through some of this

01:03:38.660 story, but I think David, it's safe to say that all of the things that we suspected, um, you could now

01:03:46.760 prove through social media, um, uh, from other people and from Ilana Omar based on her dad, uh,

01:03:58.260 and her, her quote unquote husband slash brother. Uh, we can now, you now have a case that could be

01:04:05.840 presented and say, you don't have to look very much further. These are the facts, right?

01:04:11.780 Thanks Glenn. Yeah. In short, I would say with the article, uh, you're going to post today that,

01:04:17.360 that it's over, uh, from our end there, there's really nothing left in, uh, that's publicly available

01:04:24.500 documentation that anyone would need to have to be convinced that for eight years, she had married

01:04:33.000 her brother to commit, uh, immigration fraud. And this marriage fraud also was in the service

01:04:39.940 of education fraud slash student loan fraud. And along the line, we have evidence that she committed

01:04:47.360 that she filed at least two years of fraudulent tax returns, uh, possibly eight. We have evidence

01:04:54.220 that she perjured herself eight times during her 2017 divorce from this man. And along the way,

01:05:03.880 uh, of course, we know she was living in public housing. We know, uh, she was likely receiving

01:05:10.840 subsidized childcare. Essentially almost everything she put her name on for eight years was perjury or

01:05:19.000 fraud. And it all adds up to the likely, the most extensive spree of state and federal felonies

01:05:30.040 by an elected Congress person in us history. I really have no other way to put it. That's how big

01:05:35.840 this is. Um, and the, the research that you have done has been extensive and has taken you years

01:05:45.820 to complete all of this. Um, um, tell me what the key to this research is, because what you've done

01:05:55.220 is you've taken it and we've posted all of it. We've archived all of it. You have archived all of it

01:06:02.340 so you can see it on the social media posts until this breaks and then they'll all be taken down. Um,

01:06:09.160 and then, uh, but you've archived it. So we have record of all of these things. What is the key

01:06:15.820 thing that when you're looking at this story later today that people need to understand and recognize?

01:06:24.360 Well, what you see today basically simplifies all of it. This has been a confusing, a bizarre case

01:06:32.160 with the several marriages and divorces and changing names and birth certificates. However,

01:06:38.260 all you need to know right now is there, her father, uh, we've proven along the way that he

01:06:44.640 was known as nurse site. The last thing remaining was an actual verified example from a friend,

01:06:54.080 uh, someone who could be proven to be a friend or family or contacts or friends of the campaign

01:07:01.040 calling her father nurse. I eat L me. That was essentially the last hurl, uh, because of

01:07:08.400 course the man she married was Ahmed nurse site L me. And there is nobody else with that string of 0.99

01:07:15.040 names, uh, who could have been his father. There simply is no, nobody exists in either, uh, public

01:07:22.080 U S or UK archives, uh, address records, uh, you know, rental applications, nothing else exists,

01:07:29.560 uh, showing that there was a second man named nurse. I tell me to be her husband's father.

01:07:36.440 So we had her father. Yeah. Right. Correct. To show that it was the same man. So we needed a final

01:07:44.920 example showing that her father was known as nurse site L me. I, uh, this was actually the easiest

01:07:52.040 research I've done on this in three years. It involves typing nurse site L me into the Facebook

01:07:57.680 search bar. Uh, again, that is, uh, I just want to point out how, how pathetic the local Minnesota

01:08:05.320 star tribune has been on this coverage. Cause they haven't, they didn't bother even to do that.

01:08:09.280 But on this last one here, not only do we find one example, we found three dozen examples of friends

01:08:17.900 and family of Ilhan Omar or her relatives or her campaign workers calling him. And most of them

01:08:25.280 are written in Somali. These are people, these were not people trying to sandbag him, trying to post

01:08:32.240 false information. These were friends, uh, wishes, sending condolences again. I'm sorry,

01:08:39.260 I didn't mention earlier that he did try to die away. Yes. He, he passed away from COVID-19 and by

01:08:47.620 all accounts, uh, this is, this is limited to Ilhan Omar's criminal behavior by all accounts,

01:08:54.920 since he arrived in America, he was a wonderful man. Uh, everyone had wonderful things to say about

01:09:00.800 him. He was a kind, funny guy. That's what I've heard from everybody. He earned that reputation.

01:09:05.300 This is all about proving what Ilhan Omar did from 2009 to 2017. So again, he passed away and there

01:09:15.680 was just this outpouring of grief and condolences from around the world. And many of these people who

01:09:23.120 we confirm can confirm, uh, are very close to the family said condolences on the death of nurse

01:09:30.140 Saeed Elmi. Now, beyond that, they also reveal why he was so well known, uh, to so many people as nurse

01:09:40.200 Saeed Elmi, because they also call him Colonel nurse Saeed Elmi. And for the first time ever,

01:09:46.580 we have, uh, we have, uh, two people that we can verify, uh, who were ex-Somali military forces.

01:09:55.960 Uh, they verify exactly his history. So Ilhan Omar's father, uh, as, as we know now, uh, from these

01:10:06.080 two people, first of these two people, he was a prominent colonel in the Somali military from the

01:10:12.280 late 1970s until 1991. We have. So he, he fought in the, he fought then in the Somali wars. Was,

01:10:23.560 was he in a good side or the bad side? That's certainly for someone else to pick apart.

01:10:30.760 To answer. Uh, again, um, his reputation in this country is stellar, but I will say now he was,

01:10:38.360 you know, this was obviously, he was in the forces that were led by dictator Saeed Bar. He was fighting

01:10:46.480 for that man's army. However, the United States, uh, at least in 1982 was funding Saeed Bar. And we

01:10:55.780 were fighting, uh, those, those, those two battles in 1978 and 1982 that Colonel nurse Saeed Elmi is

01:11:03.560 said to have led in, uh, those two battles, I believe the U S was providing arms in both cases

01:11:11.620 and the enemy, which was, uh, Ethiopia was funded by the USSR at the time. It gets very complicated.

01:11:20.680 Now, now, uh, again, it gets extremely complicated. Early seventies, he was actually trained. He went

01:11:27.720 to the Soviet union and got his education in a Soviet military school. Then he returns to Somalia,

01:11:34.860 joins the army and Somalia actually switched sides at that point. And the Soviet union back Ethiopia,

01:11:42.280 the U S back Somalia. So again, I don't want to get into, but it, right. It may though, it may, 1.00

01:11:49.620 however, may, may not, but it may, however, uh, shed some light on her Marxist, uh, ideas,

01:11:58.200 et cetera, et cetera. But again, it may not, you're not alleging any of that. The reason why

01:12:04.040 this is important, um, the history of her father is because, because of the marriage that she went

01:12:11.740 through. And this isn't, this isn't something she went through to get to this country. Uh, she came to

01:12:18.120 this country and then used and abused and broke the laws over and over and over again. Um, do you have

01:12:25.980 anything on the, on the bribes that, that allegedly were being given for voters of $50 for elderly

01:12:34.920 voters? Uh, I'll tell you, Glenn, I've heard that too. That has been circulating for years. Obviously,

01:12:42.840 that is something very difficult to get evidence of, but yes, uh, we were talking about a string of

01:12:50.200 felonies Elan committed from 2009 to 2017, uh, in her private life since being elected or since running

01:12:58.500 for office in 2016 until now. Yes, I can confirm. I have heard several stories of vote buying, uh,

01:13:08.840 where money, but you don't have any, right, but no hard evidence of them, but I have a, I have very

01:13:16.020 specific stories of exactly how it was carried out. So yes, I, I, that information has been given to

01:13:23.680 the FBI and not just by, all right. I'll add that. So tomorrow, tomorrow is the primary in Minneapolis

01:13:32.080 and she's been challenged, uh, for her seat. What are the odds that the people throw her out 0.89

01:13:40.560 before anyone in the government does? It's again, it is incredibly difficult to say what's going on

01:13:48.320 in that district. First of all, polling in that district is not terribly easy because it is heavily,

01:13:55.380 uh, non-English speaking. Um, you, you know, much of the, the older generation of Somali immigrants,

01:14:02.300 uh, you know, they're coming from a country where, where there wasn't, there was high illiteracy rate

01:14:08.000 in Somali, uh, and they simply don't speak a lot of English. Figuring out, figuring out, uh, 0.82

01:14:15.260 whether or not the community has entirely turned on her, is it difficult? That's difficult to include

01:14:21.520 at this point. However, she does have an incredibly well-funded challenger. Now he's a progressive

01:14:27.280 himself, whether or not he will pull this off tomorrow, who knows? Uh, there is however, a very

01:14:33.700 strong Republican challenger and, uh, he has received endorsements from Trump. He's got quite a bit of

01:14:41.040 attention for somebody who's running in what is otherwise a safe democratic seat. Now, uh, hopefully with

01:14:49.020 what we're presenting today, I mean, the case is essentially over from our side. There's nothing

01:14:53.960 else to show. Uh, we have dozens of people saying her father is Nurse Saeed Elmi, that she married

01:15:00.340 Ahmed Nurse Saeed Elmi. We even have somebody who says condolences to, uh, to Colonel Nurse Saeed Elmi

01:15:09.020 and his five children, and he names Ahmed. I mean, a lot of people just were not aware. These are

01:15:15.480 people who were, who are friends and knew Colonel Nurse Saeed Elmi very well. He was a prominent man

01:15:20.320 and just were not aware of all of this for one reason or another. Uh, but, but yeah, I also have

01:15:27.400 several people saying condolences to his daughter, Layla. Layla is a woman named Layla Nurse Saeed Elmi,

01:15:35.060 who lives in the UK. She is the oldest of the five siblings, and she is said to be the person who raised

01:15:43.760 Ahmed. Essentially, she was an older sibling. She's about 11 years older than him. She raised him,

01:15:50.300 uh, in the UK. And on her marriage certificate, which I published, uh, over a year ago,

01:15:58.820 she wrote down her father's name is Nurse Saeed Elmi, military officer. There is nobody else on the

01:16:06.960 planet. But this description, it's over, Glenn. Uh, you have done incredible work. Uh, now let's

01:16:14.060 see if anybody in justice even cares about it. Uh, I, I know they don't in, in Minnesota because the

01:16:22.080 whole state has gone corrupt, it seems. Uh, but, uh, hopefully they will in Washington and tomorrow,

01:16:28.780 uh, they may care as they line up to go to the voting booth, but we'll see. This story will be

01:16:35.100 published on theblaze.com. Theblaze.com, uh, get all your news there and see this story. It will be

01:16:42.120 published later on, uh, this afternoon. David, thank you so much. I appreciate it. David Steinberg,

01:16:47.960 investigative reporter. Thanks for sharing this. You bet.

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01:18:37.380 minutes. Also Harvey Rosenfeld, he is the founder of the Consumer Watchdog. He's a public interest,

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01:18:59.120 score you. Uh, and what does that mean exactly? How is that score affecting you? What is it going to

01:19:08.380 mean for your future? And is anyone trying to stop this? The use of our, of our information now is just

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01:21:44.260 You know, I can't believe how many things have changed just in the last five months while we've

01:21:53.380 all been in our homes and we've locked everything down. Your data has been, uh, used for quite some

01:22:00.960 time, but now it is being used in ways that, uh, none of us are going to be happy about when the

01:22:09.840 crap hits the fan, your, your phone data, the data being collected from your phone is now being used

01:22:17.420 to score you. What does that even mean? The guy who has been with the represent consumers and the

01:22:26.660 consumer advocate for a while is ringing the bell on this. He's here to explain in 60 seconds.

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01:22:57.420 retired, he could no longer play golf. I wish relief factor was around back then, uh, for him, uh,

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01:24:02.720 relieffactor.com. So how many of us are on the internet? How many of us are on, uh, you know,

01:24:13.300 Facebook, we buy everything from Amazon and what happens to all of that information? Well,

01:24:21.700 some things now are being discovered and were written about by, uh, Harvey Rosenfeld, uh, from the,

01:24:28.660 uh, represent consumers. And, uh, he has pulled a blanket off of this. That is pretty ugly. And I

01:24:37.800 want him to go over, uh, what he has found and what's really happening to our data, because it's

01:24:43.640 now being used to score you. Harvey, what does that even mean?

01:24:47.380 What it means is that a handful of firms, uh, deep in the shadows of the, uh, online marketplace

01:24:54.180 are taking this, the vast quantity of data that all of our devices spew, not just our cell phones,

01:25:01.440 but even our TVs and refrigerators and our cars, turning, taking all this data and turning it

01:25:07.400 through algorithms into a score that determines whether, whether we're going to pay more than

01:25:13.740 somebody else for the same product, uh, at a hardware store, uh, whether we're going to get

01:25:19.260 a job or, or get an apartment or get into this college we want to get into. It means that some

01:25:25.420 people who are scored are considered crooks because they return, uh, merchandise. It doesn't work

01:25:32.280 too often. It means that people who, some people just are going to get really bad customer service.

01:25:38.860 If you have a low score, these scores are, are developed by these shadowy firms. Nobody knows

01:25:44.440 anything about the firms. Nobody knows anything about the scores, but they're purchased by some

01:25:49.380 of the major retail, uh, uh, brands and landlords and employers in the United States and secretly

01:25:56.300 applied to, to each of us. It's like, it's like everybody knows about the credit score, but nobody

01:26:01.700 knows about the secret surveillance scores. This is really terrifying. Um, a, how did you stumble

01:26:10.520 across it? And, uh, what do we do about it? Well, represent consumers is a nonprofit organization

01:26:19.220 that is looking at the future and trying to figure out what it means for consumers. And it's very

01:26:24.460 difficult to find information about it. You know, the, the wall street journal, then, uh, the Washington

01:26:29.140 Post, few other, uh, very few other papers in the country have, uh, reported on this. So we,

01:26:36.020 we did some research, my colleague, Laura Antonini and I did some research. We, we submitted a massive

01:26:41.540 petition, a 40 page report to the United States federal trade commission, urging them to investigate

01:26:47.660 it in 2019. They didn't do anything. And, uh, we recently wrote a, an op-ed in the Washington

01:26:54.780 Post, which is getting a lot of attention. The, the, the point is that you can't, unlike your credit

01:27:01.000 score, which at least the law requires you to, um, to be notified about, there is no requirement in

01:27:08.500 the law now with respect to how this information is collected. It can be inaccurate. It could be

01:27:14.220 unfairly biased against people. You can't contest your score. We call them the secret surveillance

01:27:21.400 scores. You can't contest those scores. Uh, you don't even know who, what the company is that's,

01:27:26.600 uh, issuing the score. All you know is that one day you might try to return a product and they will

01:27:31.700 tell you, sorry, you can't return it because you've been flagged as a, basically you've been flagged as

01:27:37.320 a crook. So, so wait a minute, how do we know these companies are using it? Um, somebody has got to

01:27:46.640 be writing the check for it. So why can't we find out who the company is? How, how, how are they,

01:27:54.400 how are they linking up with other companies? And I mean, they're buying something. How come we can't

01:28:00.520 find the seller? Okay. So here's the, here's the problem. Here's, here's what's happening in our

01:28:06.380 marketplace right now. All of our devices are, uh, spewing torrents of our data that can be the

01:28:13.480 most intimate data. I mean, they know where we are. They know what we're doing. They know what

01:28:17.920 our preferences are. They probably know something about, you know, uh, our romantic interests.

01:28:23.020 They know about our health. All of this data is being collected and it's widely available

01:28:27.900 on the internet. And, and there are companies called data brokers that purchase it and collect it.

01:28:34.460 Then they sell our data to these companies that I mentioned deep in the recesses of the marketplace.

01:28:40.460 No, you've never heard of the names of some of these companies and they have engineers who don't do

01:28:45.440 nothing but take all that data and write algorithms that purport, supposedly predict what we're, how

01:28:53.420 we're going to behave in the future. Are we going to be a good quote, good consumer or bad consumer?

01:28:58.400 Those scores are then marketed to companies, retail, uh, clothing companies, uh, you know,

01:29:06.400 hardware, hardware, hardware chains, uh, uh, colleges, people who are, you know, uh, large

01:29:13.620 corporations who are, do a lot of hiring. Those folks want to know whether we're going to be good

01:29:19.880 for them. So for example, if some people may not hire you because your, your score shows that you

01:29:26.000 have to commute too far or you may, or that the, the score predicts that you won't stay at your job.

01:29:32.480 So the, so the, the market starts off and with all of our data ends up in this single digit score

01:29:39.120 that some company is applying to you and you don't know it because there's no requirement that they

01:29:43.980 disclose it to you. You know, I have to tell you, this reminds me a lot of what Bill Gates was trying

01:29:49.000 to do, uh, with the eventual, um, implementation of, uh, of common core. He was looking for data to be

01:29:58.280 able to say, this person should be a gymnast. This person should be a mechanic. This person should be

01:30:04.300 a doctor. And you'd gather all of this information over the years in school, and you would be able to

01:30:11.920 point them, uh, in the right direction, really from the first moment that they start to give that data,

01:30:20.660 to the system. And it, it, it kind of takes away your, uh, you know, your own free will. And I know

01:30:30.120 that's something that's being debated now on whether we will have free will or not, because we'll be so

01:30:36.020 manipulated. It's not necessarily a problem that they collect this data and use this data. The problem

01:30:43.280 is we can't get access to it. I don't know. Right. Absolutely right. It's, it's, uh, there are no laws

01:30:53.780 that protect Americans against the collection and use of our data in any way. So that the, at the end

01:31:01.340 of the day, this is a lot like, as you point out, I mean, when I was a kid, you know, we had a fill out

01:31:06.960 a, I remember taking a test that was supposedly going to an aptitude test to tell me what I was going to

01:31:12.260 be good at. Right. Now we've got these faceless engineers behind in some Silicon Valley location,

01:31:18.700 or could they could be anywhere or overseas and their program, these algorithms that are supposed

01:31:24.700 to predict with far greater accuracy, our behavior as citizens, as consumers, as taxpayers. And as you

01:31:33.280 probably know, you know, over in China, they, they have created something called the social credit

01:31:38.980 system where the government actually scores people on whether they're loyal, whether they follow

01:31:44.880 directions, whether they cross the street at, on a red light. I mean, that's in China, they've taken 1.00

01:31:51.940 this on behalf and turned it into a part of the autocratic dictatorship that limits people's choices.

01:31:59.200 Here, here in the United States so far, it's all about, it's just about a commercial enterprise,

01:32:04.140 but this, but obviously it's a threat. So Harvey, I don't want to get into politics at all with you,

01:32:10.700 but I, you know, that I'm a conservative and I always thought, I have always thought that those

01:32:18.740 on the left, and I don't mean the crazy Marxist, I mean, just the, my neighbors that are, you know,

01:32:24.300 more liberal than I am, that, that thought that the corporations are going to take over the world

01:32:30.380 and everything else. I am worried about our government, uh, and what it can quickly become,

01:32:36.680 but I think I'm more worried about the corporations because they don't have any constitution to regulate

01:32:45.400 them. So everything that they do, they could sell it to the government, give it to the government.

01:32:51.500 They could just use it without the government even knowing or caring. And we're caught in this little

01:32:58.600 game of theirs where they're trying to get us to do something, buy something, move somewhere,

01:33:05.840 do something, you know what I mean? It's, it's really, we become puppets in a play that we don't

01:33:13.140 think we're even in. Well, that's it. It sounds a lot like the matrix, doesn't it? That movie.

01:33:18.600 It does. It does. That's, that's really the truth. And, and this issue transcends any kind of

01:33:25.080 ideology. All Americans are united against the notion that, again, that, uh, their information

01:33:32.740 about them is being deployed like weapons against them by people who we don't even know. And, and the

01:33:41.040 impact can be very harsh returns. It turns Americans into second class citizens, some Americans who get 0.80

01:33:47.620 low scores, uh, and, and it really, uh, it really is inconsistent with what we think of as a free

01:33:54.060 market because now every, these scores treat every person as if they were their own market. And,

01:34:00.480 and the seller no longer has to sell to you if they don't like who you are.

01:34:04.060 So, uh, Harvey, um, how do we say stop our information from going there and what do we do to stop this?

01:34:18.920 Well, I think you're, you pointed out the first problem. It's just, there's, we have to, we have to have

01:34:23.940 regain control over our information. And right now, all of, most of the quote, privacy reforms you hear

01:34:31.320 about are sort of stuck in this outdated, uh, 19th century contract law model. Well, all they have

01:34:38.360 to do is disclose what they're doing to us. And then we have to give consent to it. But we all

01:34:42.840 consent every day when we buy something, you know, you click, I agree. And yes, I know you're going to

01:34:47.560 do that when you, when we go online to purchase something. So there have to be, basically our data

01:34:52.680 should be treated like our own personal property. And it's worth, it's worth a lot of money to other

01:34:58.540 people. If people want to use it and we want to give it to them, they have to pay for it. They

01:35:03.700 have to actually give us money and pay for it. So that's the first thing. The second, excuse me,

01:35:10.060 the second thing is all about, um, using the secret surveillance scores. We cannot allow a society to

01:35:17.680 develop, and it's already well on the way to this, that is based on engineers who we don't know

01:35:23.900 drafting, well, coding is the word they use for it. These algorithms that actually judge us and

01:35:30.840 eventually will use using artificial intelligence. These algorithms will be, uh, able to outthink

01:35:37.620 us and, and purport to be able to predict what's going to happen to each of us and whether we're

01:35:45.260 going to be good people or bad people. And that's got to be exposed and it's got to be stopped.

01:35:50.100 We have at least because it depends on, it depends on who's programming those algorithms. It can also

01:35:55.180 not only judge us, but then it can also shape us to make us into a better citizen, whatever the

01:36:01.560 algorithm decides, uh, that is one quick, uh, last question, Harvey. Um, the idea that, oh, this is

01:36:08.480 just metadata. Uh, there's no way to assign that. All of that is over because of how fast we can compute

01:36:15.480 now, right? I mean, they can tie everything directly to a citizen, no matter what, no matter

01:36:22.060 how big it is. That's right. They say it's all masked so nobody can figure out who you are. That's

01:36:27.640 a lie. They know how to, they know who you are. They know what you're doing. They can connect all

01:36:32.140 the dots, the algorithms are, help them do that. Amazing. Uh, thank you for being on this and would

01:36:39.860 love to stay in touch with you, uh, Harvey, uh, because I am very concerned about big tech

01:36:46.420 and what is happening with these companies. They are out of control. I'm not a guy that

01:36:51.260 believes in, uh, breaking things up, but I don't know what to do with these companies.

01:36:56.580 This is the one place that I could say the founders never thought of. They never thought

01:37:02.500 of a company becoming more powerful than the government. Uh, and it is very concerning. So

01:37:09.480 anything you need and anything you want to alert people to, please reach out.

01:37:13.660 We'll take advantage of that. Thank you very much for this opportunity.

01:37:16.680 Thank you. You bet. Thanks, Harvey.

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01:38:44.040 All right. Um, I want to tell you the truth that I don't think anybody is really explaining to you.

01:39:04.180 This, uh, is going to last a couple of breaks. So if you can, you know, clear out just 15 minutes here,

01:39:10.860 or, uh, or go back and listen to it on the podcast, but we are collectively living through

01:39:17.100 you broke it, you bought it, uh, right now. And it's the federal reserve that has broke it.

01:39:23.780 And now we are buying it. And I'm not talking about Jerome Powell or, you know, the decision to

01:39:30.580 unleash the modern monetary theory on the world's largest economy. Those ideas are bad enough to,

01:39:38.080 to print money out of thin air and use that money to buy government bonds and, uh, and a means to fund

01:39:44.820 trillion dollar, uh, per month deficit is idiotic, but we're doing more than that. The script for the

01:39:51.940 modern monetary theory and its destruction of the free market and the United States wasn't written

01:39:57.580 by Trump or Powell or Greenspan or Obama. It was written more than a hundred years ago by the clowns

01:40:05.440 at the federal reserve system. What happened to our economy in 2008, uh, was clearly inevitable.

01:40:14.140 And it was clear to anyone who wasn't a part of the system. You could see it coming and we can see

01:40:21.180 what's coming now. The DNA of disaster is built into the institution itself. It's a private banking

01:40:29.720 cartel. They're not elected. They don't answer to voters. They were granted complete oversight of the

01:40:37.540 country's currency and monetary system. That's insane by design. They can't be recalled by Congress

01:40:45.240 or by voters or by the president. When the president appoints somebody to the head of the fed,

01:40:50.700 that's a recommendation. They don't have to go with that. The tools that was granted to them by Congress,

01:40:58.380 the progressives and Woodrow Wilson give them unlimited power to choose winners and losers. And right now,

01:41:05.800 main street is losing over the, the last 90 days alone, the fed has deployed more currency than it did

01:41:17.780 in the previous 90 days. And we are now looking at funding the government to the tune of $4 trillion

01:41:27.380 worth of bond purchases. So the federal reserve has printed up money and bought,

01:41:35.800 our debt in Congress to the tune of $4 trillion. The fed now is the largest buyer and holder of not

01:41:47.540 only federal debt, but also of corporate debt. They have spent over $2 trillion to lend monies to

01:41:54.720 companies that would otherwise default and be in bankruptcy. We are now in a zombie economy of dead,

01:42:02.440 but still walking companies that would otherwise go belly up. The fed also is now the largest landowner

01:42:10.920 in the world with more than 60% of the entire U S mortgage industry on its books. Your bank probably does

01:42:21.580 not own your home. You don't own it. The federal reserve owns it. Now they are the largest landowner in the

01:42:32.280 world. So what does all of this mean? Well, we will explain when we come back.

01:42:43.360 You know, with all the Rona flying around these days, conventional medical wisdom suggests that

01:42:57.460 it's a good idea to be out in the sunshine and the outside. Yeah, but that conventional wisdom,

01:43:04.360 I don't think those people ever lived in Texas. It's too hot. The thick juicy steak is not enough

01:43:12.760 to make me fire up the grill and go stand outside and constantly check the grill. However,

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01:44:11.600 I'm going to publish this on glenbeck.com because I don't think I'm going to be able to get to

01:44:26.100 everything in it. I'm going to skip some of the things that I want to share with you on the history

01:44:30.580 of the Fed and why the dollar, uh, is, is losing value and why it is the world's reserve currency.

01:44:40.660 Um, but what we are doing is we are printing money. Now we are printing money. We have printed

01:44:47.860 90 years worth of currency, 90 years of currency in the past 90 days.

01:44:56.620 We are staring down the barrel of a mathematically certain hyperinflation event. And we have seen it

01:45:06.200 over and over and over again around the world. It always ends the same way. And that will mean

01:45:14.080 higher prices for gas and t-shirts and food and toys on Amazon prime. It's going to mean higher prices

01:45:21.600 for everything that will put you in a box. We're already seeing inflation. In fact, I think we're

01:45:28.900 starting to see hyperinflation and where you're seeing it is in the stock market. The supply of

01:45:34.660 dollars provided to companies through the Fed is so massive. So the price of stocks has skyrocketed

01:45:42.700 because of the increased demand, but eventually those dollars will start to spill into the larger

01:45:48.520 economy. Right now, what is saving us from massive inflation is no one is spending any money,

01:45:55.760 but our dollar, the value of our dollar is crashing overseas. More dollars in circulation,

01:46:02.980 the lower and lower the purchasing power that's inflation. And it's coming in a scale that we have

01:46:10.160 not seen since Venezuela or Zimbabwe, Argentina, or the Weimar Republic in Germany.

01:46:16.200 Now, what the Democrats don't want you to know that's in phase four of their COVID-19 bailout program

01:46:24.660 are all kinds of new powers for the Federal Reserve, including the power to create bank accounts

01:46:33.360 for every American at a Fed charter bank. Well, at least then we'd know which banks are the banks of

01:46:39.800 the Fed. The Fed then can simply print the digital currency into existence and put it directly into the

01:46:47.960 account of American citizens. This is universal basic income and stimulus or reparation payments printed into

01:46:58.400 existence and paid directly into the account that every American would now have with the Federal Reserve.

01:47:05.000 That does not end well. We know how it ends. Governments can print currency, but they cannot create wealth.

01:47:14.220 By printing currency, they can destroy wealth. The real value comes in the full faith and credit. Well, no one believes

01:47:24.580 that we're going to pay anything back anymore. The doom was was written into this structure.

01:47:35.000 This is a central planned economy now, and those are always due to fail. Every central committee that ever

01:47:44.220 tries to do centralized planning fails over and over and over again. And we know it. And we've

01:47:50.000 we've fooled ourselves thinking that we have some sort of a free market because the Fed is there.

01:47:56.760 The central bank, the central bank, the state backed monopoly with zero oversight from anyone who's

01:48:03.420 elected, they are answered. They are answerable to no one. And we pretend our economy isn't central

01:48:11.680 a central planning. So what is the net result here? What is the real world effect for you?

01:48:20.160 The dollar is going to collapse as the world reserve currency. And please, if you've listened

01:48:28.160 to me for a long time, you know how many times they've said that can never happen with all kinds

01:48:35.880 of stuff, including socialists and communists and anarchists working together to overthrow capitalism

01:48:43.880 and the Western world. It's happening. So no matter what the experts tell you, please do your own

01:48:51.140 homework. Don't take it from me as gospel. Do your own homework, because this is what it's going to mean

01:48:57.380 right now. Farmers in South Africa, they grow and they pick cotton and they deliver it to market.

01:49:04.140 And the cotton is then shipped by boat to Indonesia, where it's processed into fabric. The cotton fabric

01:49:11.920 is then sent over to another ship to go to China, where it's made into t-shirt blanks. Then these t-shirts

01:49:20.440 are shipped to a Walmart factory in Mexico, where they are screen printed with a logo and tags added.

01:49:27.780 Then they're shipped to a U.S. warehouse and then to a U.S. store, where you then can buy that t-shirt

01:49:37.000 for $3.99. Think of that. $3.99 to pay a farmer, a cotton mill, a textile firm, a screen printing

01:49:46.220 company, a U.S. store, plus three boat rides for $3.99. The reason why we pay $3.99

01:49:56.280 is because of the power of the dollar. Imagine that same t-shirt that you're used to buying

01:50:04.080 for $5 is now $28. That's the average cost of that same t-shirt in the EU. The same cost of that

01:50:14.240 t-shirt in Australia and Uruguay. Imagine if your next McDonald's meal is $25. Your school lunch for

01:50:22.320 your kids runs $10 a day. Your next car costs as much as your house did five years ago.

01:50:30.460 That's what's coming. It's a realistic picture. And it has nothing to do with Donald Trump or Barack

01:50:39.060 Obama or Richard Nixon or anybody else. This was going to be the result of the system because the

01:50:45.720 system is inherently bad and not free market. There is no incentive to prevent corruption or ego

01:50:55.300 or a hundred other vices that run amok. Now, that doesn't mean that the dollar means the collapse

01:51:03.620 of the U.S. economy. But it does mean we should all look up the word austerity and take it to heart in

01:51:13.620 our own lives. So what could be done to prevent this? Well, we could abolish the Federal Reserve

01:51:22.780 system. We could cancel all debts owed by Uncle Sam to the Fed and move the currency creation back to the

01:51:31.440 Treasury Department. But you and I both know that's not going to happen. We'll probably go the other

01:51:38.680 route. A dollar decline globally coinciding with massive printing of new dollars that always equals

01:51:47.420 hyperinflation and then a great reset. And as we get there, your dollar has already in the last 90 days

01:51:56.840 lost 10 percent of its value. You still might have a thousand dollars in the bank, but you can only buy

01:52:04.360 about nine hundred dollars worth of product with it because of 10 percent inflation. Nobody thought

01:52:13.620 that oil could go to negative forty dollars a barrel. They would have told you at the beginning of

01:52:20.240 the year. Hell, I would have told you it will never happen. That is something you need to divorce

01:52:27.920 yourself from the idea that it will never happen. Nobody thought silver's price per ounce would go up

01:52:36.140 by 100 percent in 30 trading days. But it did. It was what? Twelve fifty or twelve dollars. Thirty days later,

01:52:47.140 it's twenty five. Nobody thought Apple stock would reach the valuation greater than the GDP of all but

01:52:56.660 eight countries in the world. But it has everything that is happening in our life right now is unprecedented.

01:53:08.720 Now, we have lived through banking and currency crisis before. That's why the Federal Reserve was

01:53:17.600 created in the first place to stop currency crisis. But this one. They come because that's what happens

01:53:25.660 in a free market. And this one has been delayed and delayed and delayed and they've done everything

01:53:30.680 and it's going to hurt when it comes. But we'll live through it and we'll survive. If we don't forget

01:53:39.340 who we are, we will thrive again. But don't expect any t-shirt you buy at Walmart to be $3.99 again.

01:53:51.980 Back in a minute.

01:54:07.280 So how can I say this kind of stuff with you is such a surety? Let me tell you a story that I read today

01:54:12.960 from CNBC. Gold prices could forge ahead to $4,000 per ounce in the next three years.

01:54:21.980 But factors such as the development of a coronavirus vaccine and the November U.S. elections could

01:54:30.500 change fortunes of the precious metal. This year, gold prices have shot to record highs not seen

01:54:36.380 since September 2011, as investors have been fleeing to safe haven assets as the pandemic shows so no

01:54:43.140 signs of abating. It's quite easy to see gold going to $4,000, said Frank Holmes.

01:54:51.980 CEO of investment firm, U.S. Global Investors, on CNBC Monday morning.

01:54:58.340 The Fed is working together like a cartel and they're printing trillions of dollars.

01:55:04.040 Okay. To be honest with you, I just called Goldline earlier today or wrote to Goldline and said,

01:55:12.640 I'm thinking about buying some silver. But silver is so volatile. I mean, it's doubled in price in the

01:55:19.500 last 30 days. I think it's gone down here in the last day or two. So now may be a good time to buy.

01:55:26.120 But, I mean, you've got to get into something that is going to last. And gold and silver

01:55:32.940 are the only things that I know of that can last. Silver is about $20 to $25 an ounce today.

01:55:42.080 Right now, if you go to Goldline, they've got all kinds of specials that they will help you

01:55:46.780 out with. Bank of America said it's going to hit over $3,000 an ounce. Well, CNBC said today,

01:55:55.500 now it's going to barrel through to $4,000 an ounce. I don't know. I do know this. Trouble is

01:56:01.320 coming and that's when the world flies to gold and silver. Call Goldline. Tell them you want to

01:56:08.660 find out right now about their $5 gold Liberty coins. That's what I have bought about two months

01:56:14.200 ago. I bought some $5 gold Liberty coins. They're offering them again. They are rare and hard to

01:56:20.020 get. But ask them why I buy gold that way. It may not be right for you, but call them. Goldline

01:56:25.740 866-GOLDLINE. That's 1-866-GOLDLINE or goldline.com. Do it now. You're listening to Glenn Beck.

01:56:34.740 Welcome to the program. Do we happen to have the Joe Biden theme song? Because CNN is very upset that

01:56:48.980 talk radio is, well, talking and pointing out bad things about Joe Biden. They say they've never seen

01:56:56.500 an attack like this on anybody else. So I just wanted to play the Joe Biden presidential

01:57:04.680 theme. Come on, you can get through it. Come on, guys. Yeah. Okay. That motor memory is not working

01:57:14.000 as well as it used to, but yeah. All right. Almost there. Okay. So Joe Biden was riding a bike this

01:57:23.580 weekend and that's proof positive to CNN that there's no mental problems there. Here's a bigger

01:57:32.560 problem. The Communist Party, the Revolutionary Communist Party of USA, the RCP USA, the Revolutionary

01:57:44.400 Communist Party USA has just endorsed Joe Biden for president. And so that's, I mean, you know,

01:57:56.240 that's great, right? The RCP, what was it again? The Revolutionary Communist Party of the United States

01:58:05.200 of America. First of all, real stunner here. I thought they were going to go with a Republican.

01:58:09.060 They were on the fence, I'm sure. Yeah. It's interesting. So this is different than the

01:58:16.180 Communist Party USA, CPUSA, which has been around for a long time. Yeah, this is the

01:58:18.980 revolutionary communists. These are the ones who want the actual revolution, not just the evolution.

01:58:25.720 They're not making any, they're not mincing words. They don't want Sweden. That's not what 0.99

01:58:32.980 they're looking to do. No, no, no. There'll be no Ikeas in this world. Well, also this is in

01:58:38.340 revolutionary indicates approach, right? Like why, why are you, I mean, you don't really have a

01:58:43.720 revolution by typically by endorsing a candidate. Well, the last communist revolution, you know,

01:58:51.560 in the Soviet Union killed, you know, I don't know, about 50 million people and at least 100 million,

01:59:02.420 at least 100 million in the last 100 years dead because of communism. But hey, why even consider that?

01:59:11.560 It's a real tough one. It's a tough one. It's funny because like the left has now started to

01:59:15.680 embrace figures like Angela Davis, who was on the FBI's 10 most wanted list, who ran as vice

01:59:23.040 presidential candidate of Communist Party USA and is now constantly out. I mean, turn on an NBA

01:59:28.680 broadcast to see if you can get through one without the words of Angela Davis being spoken. It's, it's

01:59:33.920 difficult. And here's someone who, look, Glenn, it was coincidence. Okay. The whole, the whole thing

01:59:38.940 was just a crazy coincidence. Like she was desperately in love with someone in prison and she,

01:59:45.320 she wrote him all sorts of notes about how I must do anything no matter what. It's the only thing I

01:59:49.560 think of. I must go to any lengths to get you out of prison. And then totally coincidentally,

01:59:57.400 her brother, or excuse me, his brother happened to show up at a courtroom with weapons and took a judge

02:00:04.820 hostage to negotiate the freedom of the man she was in love with. And they happened to be armed with

02:00:13.120 weapons registered to her that she bought two days earlier. What are the odds of that? It's just,

02:00:18.880 it's credible coincidence. Hey, crazier things have happened. Not really, but we could say that.

02:00:25.340 And now the better known Communist Party of USA, the ones who don't want a communist bloodbath

02:00:31.580 revolution. Okay. They haven't endorsed Joe Biden yet. It's just the revolutionaries that have done

02:00:38.720 that. However, the Communist Party USA, the ones that don't want blood river bloods, uh, you know,

02:00:45.180 flowing in the streets, um, has called for the passing of the heroes act and has praised the heroes.

02:00:53.220 It's a weird party. I don't think I've ever heard of these guys. Yeah. No, the Communist Party USA. No,

02:00:58.980 this is, this is the legitimate one. The revolutionary party, you know, Communist Party of USA. Those guys

02:01:04.840 are nut jobs. These are just the regular communists, you know, here in the United States, um, saying

02:01:11.400 Nancy Pelosi's $3 trillion COVID-19 relief bill is great and should be passed.

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A COVID-19 'Silver Bullet'？｜ Guest： Dr. Richard Bartlett ｜ 8⧸10⧸20

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The Glenn Beck Program - August 10, 2020

A COVID-19 'Silver Bullet'？ ｜ Guest： Dr. Richard Bartlett ｜ 8⧸10⧸20

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A COVID-19 'Silver Bullet'？｜ Guest： Dr. Richard Bartlett ｜ 8⧸10⧸20