00:25:41.740We don't all agree on on the same things, but there are some poisons that are being taught in our school.
00:25:48.260And our school board usually doesn't reflect the community, you know, small people with a big agenda that they're going to impose.
00:26:00.100And the stories we're hearing from school boards, it's quite amazing how people are being treated when they dare question their school board or their schools.
00:26:10.600I just told you a story about a football coach that is it lost his job.
00:26:16.060He turned their whole their whole athletic department around over a 10 year period.
00:26:21.560He questioned the critical race theories and some of the other theories that are being taught to his 12 year old girl, 12 year old daughter.
00:26:49.580There are people that might disagree with you on who to vote for.
00:26:52.860There are people that might disagree with you on, you know, a lot of politics.
00:26:57.420But there's a lot of agreement on this.
00:27:00.760I want to tell you that our education and I showed this to you last night on our Wednesday night broadcast and I told you if you hadn't heard at least a quarter of the stories that I told at least a quarter.
00:27:15.340And that's really being generous, if you haven't heard at least a quarter of the stories I told last night, you don't know American history.
00:27:25.980And if you don't know American history, I guarantee you, your kids are way off the rails.
00:29:30.620Thanks to Glenn Beck's fawning promotion, an obscure self-published book on George Washington's religion has become a bestseller on Amazon.com.
00:31:27.340He goes on, Washington's diaries show how frequently he dishonored the Sabbath.
00:31:33.040We learn in one entry that he could have collected his rents on Sundays, but he declined because the people living on his land were apparently very religious.
00:32:03.880This single incident, a speech to the Delaware Indians, was most likely written by an aide more orthodox than he.
00:32:10.480So, in other words, this aide took the most respected man to ever live, in their opinion at that time, somebody who was so honorable and changed his words because they thought it was a little more important.
00:32:51.920State Washington's diaries show no church attendance by anyone in the family after they returned to Mount Vernon at the end of his presidency.
00:32:59.740In stark contrast to Washington, Jefferson, after his retirement, rode all the way to Charlottesville to church.
00:33:04.820In a recent biography of Washington, Joseph J. Ellis.
00:33:09.800In a recent biography of Washington, Joseph J. Ellis describes the scene at Washington's death.
00:33:15.740There were no ministers in the room, no prayers uttered, no Christian rituals offered the solace of everlasting life.
00:33:22.300Benjamin Rush, who is a founding father, reported to Thomas Jefferson, upon leaving Washington, upon leaving office, Washington met with a group of clergy who submitted a number of questions for him to answer.
00:33:35.120Since he had never made any public affirmation of Christianity, one of the questions was whether or not he was a Christian.
00:33:40.580Washington very kindly answered all of the questions except for that one.
00:33:44.240And then historian Paul Bowler concludes, if Washington was a Christian, he was surely a Protestant of the most liberal persuasion.
00:34:15.800George Washington has some hundred volumes of published writings, his own writings.
00:34:22.380Over the past 250 years, several hundred biographies have been written about him.
00:34:27.840Yet to emphasize his point, Geyer chooses to cite an anonymous review of Lilback's book from an unnamed modern pastor.
00:34:37.020Since Geyer seems to be interested in the opinion of pastors, perhaps he should consider what numerous pastors who personally knew Washington wrote about his faith.
00:34:47.080Again, I don't have to go to modern scholars.
00:34:50.900What I do is I look to the people who knew him.
00:34:54.580Virginia pastor John Leland was not only familiar with George Washington, but he also worked closely with James Madison and Thomas Jefferson on religious liberty issues.
00:35:07.860He penned a 56 stanza poem about George Washington titled Washington and Christ, praising the character of the two.
00:35:18.200Reverend Henry Muhlenberg, the father of one of Washington's generals, also the father of the Speaker of the House when Washington was president, declared of Washington that he respects God's word, believes in the atonement through Christ, and bears himself in humility and gentleness.
00:35:35.720Now, you got all those scholars, modern-day scholars, but I just listed just two people who knew the man.
00:35:44.600He was also active in several neighboring churches in his lifetime.
00:35:48.640Lee Massey, a church leader or pastor of the Pohick Church, where Washington served on the board, testified at the time,
00:35:57.340I never knew such a constant attendant on church as Washington.
00:36:01.460He greatly assisted me in my pulpit labors.
00:36:04.540Reverend Uzal Ogden, rector of the Trinity Church, where Washington frequently worshipped, affirmed his faith in Jesus Christ, the Son of God, was unshaken,
00:36:14.700and he was careful to venerate the precepts and public institutions that holy and divine religion he professed.
00:36:24.920I mean, I know, you've got, you know, some scholars from today, but John Marshall, the chief justice of the Supreme Court, who had been a military aide to Washington during the revolution,
00:36:38.620avowed that Washington, quote, was a sincere believer in the Christian faith and a truly devout man.
00:36:44.240Jeremiah Smith, a soldier in the revolution who served in Congress for six years during Washington's presidency, asserted that Washington had all the genuine mildest of Christianity with all its force.
00:36:57.560He was neither ostentatious nor ashamed of his Christian profession.
00:37:02.380And then there was a testimony of Washington's own family members, two of Washington's grandchildren, Nellie Park Custis and George Washington Park Custis.
00:37:12.180They were adopted into the Washington household after the death of their father.
00:37:16.360They spent nearly two decades with George and Martha in Mount Vernon.
00:37:21.060The grandson testified on Sundays, unless the weather was uncommonly severe, the president and Mrs. Washington attended divine service at Christ Church.
00:37:29.820And in the evening, the president read to Mrs. Washington in her chamber a sermon or some portion of the sacred writings.
00:37:37.460The granddaughter personally witnessed Washington's religious practices, both private and public, when the Reverend Gerald Sparks, president of Harvard and the editor of the first published edition of the writings of George Washington, asked Nellie about Washington's faith.
00:37:52.060She said, I should have thought it was the greatest heresy to doubt his firm belief in Christianity, his life, his writings prove that he was a good Christian.
00:38:00.260Is it necessary that one should certify General Washington avowed himself to be a true believer in Christianity as well may question his patriotism?
00:38:09.700According to Nellie, one might might as well question Washington's patriotism as his Christianity.
00:38:15.460And no one seriously questions his patriotism.
00:38:20.840If you're really, truly interested in historic figures, stop going to the scholars and start looking at what people who knew that person said of that person.
00:51:13.960And she spoke out and said this cancel culture and and political correctness is insane and going to kill us.
00:51:21.200She's just put out a new article, The Miseducation of America's Elites, that you need to read.
00:51:27.320She said the dissidents use pseudonyms and turn off their videos when they meet for clandestine Zoom calls.
00:51:33.640They're usually coordinating soccer practices in carpools.
00:51:37.060But now they've come together to strategize.
00:51:39.400They say they could face profound repercussions if anyone knew they were even talking.
00:51:45.120But the situation of late has become too egregious for emails or complaining on conference calls.
00:51:50.320So one recent weekend on a leafy street in West Los Angeles, they gathered in person and invited me to join in the backyard behind a four bedroom home.
00:52:01.620Ten people sat in a circle of plastic Adirondack chairs eating bags of skinny pop.
00:52:07.840These are the rebels well off Los Angeles parents who send their kids, their children to Harvard Westlake, the most prestigious private school in the city.
00:52:17.620By normal American standards, they are quite wealthy.
00:52:21.840But by the standards of Harvard Westlake, their average, these are two career couples who credit their own success,
00:52:28.840not to family connections or inherited wealth, but to their own education.
00:52:32.840So it strikes them as something more than ironic that a school that costs more than $40,000 a year,
00:52:40.700a school with Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right hand, and Sarah Murdoch, wife of Lachlan, Rupert Murdoch's daughter-in-law,
00:52:50.900is on its board and they're teaching students that capitalism is evil.
00:52:55.920For most parents, the demonization of capitalism is the least of it.
00:52:59.460They say their children tell them they're afraid to speak up in class.
00:53:03.440Most of all, they worry about the school's new plan to become an anti-racist institution, unveiled this July.
00:53:11.220It's making the kids fixate on race and attach importance to it in ways that strike them as grotesque.
00:53:18.860Quote, I grew up in L.A., and the Harvard school definitely struggled with diversity issues.
00:53:23.820The stories have expressed since the summer seem totally legitimate, says one of the fathers.
00:53:30.220He says he doesn't have a problem with the school making greater efforts to redress past wrongs,
00:53:35.000including by bringing more minority voices into the curriculum.
00:53:38.780What he has a problem with is this movement that tells his children that America is a bad country
00:53:43.440and that they bear collective racial guilt.
00:53:46.920They're making my son, quoting, feel like a racist because of the pigmentation of his skin, one mother says.
00:53:53.000Another poses a question to the group.
00:53:55.460How does focusing a spotlight on race fix how kids talk to one another?
00:53:59.820Why can't they all just be Wolverines?
00:56:20.400If you publish my name, it will ruin my life.
00:56:23.700People would attack me for even questioning this ideology.
00:56:26.520I don't want people knowing that I'm a capitalist, a student at Fieldstone School in New York City told me in a comment echoed by other students that I also spoke with.
00:57:13.180These people are starting to gather and stand up.
00:57:17.740I'm going to introduce you to a couple in San Francisco in a few minutes that are doing this and they are changing the way things are done.
00:57:25.400Now, I don't necessarily or they don't maybe necessarily agree with everything I say.
00:57:30.020They live in San Francisco and they are liberal.
00:57:32.900However, they saw what the school board was standing for and spending all of their time on.
00:57:38.420And they were like, hey, how about math?
01:15:36.680If you happen to be against that, we'll help you, uh, start working together and start, uh, networking with people in your own area and people who have done this.
01:15:48.320And we're also working on a few things to help you with attorneys.
01:15:52.540If you start to have real problems and you're fired or whatever, because you speak out, we'll have more on that.
01:15:58.780But you can check out the initial things at glennbeck.com.
01:16:03.000Now did a whole show on this last night.
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01:17:54.240Uh, last night on, uh, TV, I was, I was highlighting some books that have been changed, uh, and showed you the progress of that.
01:18:02.960The autobiography of Booker T. Washington is just that, an autobiography of a guy who started the Tuskegee School, changed people's lives, changed the direction of, uh, of America, and is now deemed to be a fictional character.
01:18:24.680Everything in this book, according to the copyright now, everything in this book, all characters, are fictional and not based on anyone real.
01:18:35.300Well, it's an autobiography, and the name, the word autobiography has come, come off now, the front cover of, uh, Booker T. Washington's Up From Slavery.
01:18:45.420It is a must-read. It is a must-read. But you have to begin to find those books that are really important to American history.
01:18:53.440Up From Slavery is one of those books. Uh, and get an older copy of it.
01:18:58.760You know, I know some people are saying that they want to get an encyclopedia. Go ahead and get the new encyclopedia, but I would definitely get one before 1970 as well.
01:19:11.320Um, things began to change in the, uh, in the 1920s, the 1950s, the 1970s, and now they're completely at warp speed on this.
01:19:25.040Uh, I would, I would, you don't have to spend a lot of money, but I would gather up as many things that you think are important, all the way from, you know, Curious George to Democracy in America by de Tocqueville.
01:19:40.840We showed you last night, the new edition with a third of the page size and just slightly smaller font is about the third of a, uh, of the size of the, of the actual unedited book.
01:19:57.820And the point of de Tocqueville is what he found here. He was, he was looking for justice. He was from France. He was a, uh, a justice guy and he was looking, how do we rule in courts? How do we, how do we bring justice?
01:20:15.140And so he came over here to study America. When he got here, he couldn't find out. He couldn't figure out what the secret was. There were fewer arrests. There were fewer murderers. What, what was happening here?
01:20:28.480And it wasn't until he started going to the churches that he found the answer. And he started listening how people were talking open openly about God and, uh, and, and the miracles of God and our responsibilities to God that he realized that's the difference.
01:20:44.320And it's where our uniqueness has always come from. All of that's edited out into Tocqueville's, uh, democracy in America. You, you've got to get the original versions of things. Otherwise your kids will be reading them and go, wait a minute, wait a minute, wait, what was the point of this? Why did I read this? And I don't think that that is, uh, I don't think that's a coincidence.
01:21:50.320In the great state of Colorado, there is a Senate bill. Uh, it's 21, one 32, and it will establish a digital communications division and digital communications commission to regulate online speech,
01:22:08.340specifically targeting fake news, intentional disinformation, and conspiracy theories with the goal of eliminating those practices.
01:22:18.780There's no provided definitions of those terms. We're getting a state Senator of Colorado pulled off the floor so he can speak to us.
01:22:29.340Is there a chance that AOC's dream of a truth commission or Orwell's warning of the ministry of truth is actually coming to an American state?
01:22:42.560We'll find out in 60 seconds. Stand by.
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01:24:27.600Senator on. We, uh, have now Colorado, Colorado state Senator Jerry Sonnenberg. Hello, Jerry. How are you?
01:24:37.660Good afternoon or morning, sir. It's a pleasure to be with you from the Petri dish of the Democrat party.
01:24:44.500Throw stuff against the wall here to see if it works. So they, before they go nationwide, what happened to Colorado?
01:24:50.760I mean, it was, I mean, it was a state that I would have loved to live in. It is beautiful there and it's gone crazy.
01:25:00.400It, it, it has, it, uh, it is, uh, it has turned into the middle coast of the East and West coast, uh, liberal bend.
01:25:10.740And, uh, uh, we're, we're struggling here in Colorado and then what's happening with, uh, with all the attacks on our freedoms and liberties.
01:25:19.000So it's, it's not liberal. This is gone. This is insane. Now what they're talking about. There is a new bill out. I know you're aware of it. Senate bill 21, one 32 for a digital communications division.
01:25:35.400Well, the interesting part is the bill is being run by the person that wants to take out Congressman Boebert, uh, that has announced for that congressional district.
01:25:47.100And what she wants to do is allow the governor to appoint a five member commission with no requirements on political balance, no requirements on any balance whatsoever.
01:25:59.780And then that commission has the ability to determine what is, uh, uh, hate speech.
01:26:07.560What is fake news? Uh, they make all of those determinations and then confine you.
01:26:14.600They can also set up fees to all social media platforms, which quite frankly might even include, uh, uh, blogs after a news story, uh, from, uh, from a media, uh, whenever somebody makes a comment on social media, that would be regulated by this commission.
01:26:36.500I mean, is there outrage in Colorado about this? I mean, it seems pretty, you know, Moscow, 1962.
01:26:48.880Uh, this, this does seem stolen, doesn't it? Absolutely. Uh, there, there is outrage from my side of the aisle, but it's interesting that it's not being condemned, uh, or pushed back against by our governor, uh, or leadership.
01:27:06.480In either chamber, uh, they're just kind of Latin and slide. I don't know if they're supportive, but they sure haven't come out and opposed it. So you got to assume that they support this type of effort of squashing our first amendment, uh, uh, rights, free speech by their silence.
01:27:25.500Well, I will tell you, they're serious about it in Washington, DC. Why wouldn't they be serious about it? You know, in Colorado, is there, is there any chance this passes?
01:27:36.480I honestly don't think so, but you know, it depends. Yeah. Here's what I'll tell you.
01:27:45.340It's 2021 Democrats. Yeah. The Democrats have not come out and said they oppose it. They have not come out and said that this is bad policy. So I don't know if it will die or not.
01:27:58.440I, uh, the truth is I'd like to have it. I hope it lives through committee and actually gets to the Senate floor. So we have a discussion and we can hear all of the Democrats talk about how they want to squash free speech.
01:28:13.520I don't think that'll happen. I actually think if, if, if, if their leadership is smart, they can't afford to let this go to the floor. Uh, they have to kill this attack on our first amendment.
01:28:24.840As is there any pushback from the people of Colorado on things like critical race? Are you hearing from parents or, or anybody about trying to stand the line against some of these things?
01:28:39.040Uh, absolutely. And interestingly enough, uh, uh, Colorado, rural Colorado, especially has become outraged, uh, where they have been tried to stay isolated, just do their work in agriculture.
01:28:53.040And those types of things have now become outraged and are rallying and getting involved. Uh, so, uh, Colorado, especially the rural parts of the state have been awakened. And, uh, I want to say that they probably have awakened the sleeping giant, uh, even though they're small in numbers, uh, they will have a strong, strong voice as this moves forward.
01:29:20.360I will tell you, it is the giant cities and the cities with all the universities and usually the state capital that becomes so infected and they are leaving all of the people in, uh, the rural areas way behind. It's, it's, I mean, you think if you listen to the media, it's that we can't talk to one another. Uh, and I don't know if that's necessarily true, but with the policies that are being pushed now by the extreme far, uh,
01:29:50.360left and what's happening in Washington, uh, left and what's happening in Washington, we don't have much left in common. Uh, if you're in a big city and you're talking to somebody who lives in, you know, rural Colorado or rural Wyoming or Texas, you just, you don't understand each other.
01:30:07.280Uh, you're exactly right. Uh, it wasn't that long ago that, uh, our urban cousins had a generation that was still on the farm, whether it was an uncle or a grandparent out in rural areas of some state. So they had some tie.
01:30:22.880We don't have that anymore. And interestingly enough, uh, the voice is shrinking because you look at as, as legislators are based on population. I represent alone in my Senate district, 20% of the entire landmass of Colorado. That makes it very hard to get a rural message to my urban cousins and the urban legislators.
01:30:48.260It is, uh, if you're, if you're running or representing 20% of the landmass, uh, you have to be affected by what the government is doing with BLM land and, and the gobbling up of, of state land that they've been told twice by the Supreme court to send it back to the states. It belongs to the states. There's no intention of doing anything except to what it seems to me, roping that land off and not allowing the states to do anything with it.
01:31:15.620Uh, absolutely. And what we're seeing now is, uh, the attempts to try and, uh, uh, benefit all of the country through mineral production, uh, on federal lands, uh, that's being shut down as well. So, uh, and then you can see it at the gas pump, uh, gas now is 70 cents higher than it was in January here in Colorado.
01:31:38.660Uh, I mean, uh, it's pretty easy to figure out what that's attributed to.
01:31:43.920Yeah. Thank you so much, Jerry. I appreciate it. That is a state Senator Jerry Sonnenberg from Colorado. Uh, and, uh, if you see any movement on this Senator, if you wouldn't mind just, uh, reaching out in case we miss it, otherwise we'll be watching it as well and reach back out to you.
01:32:00.140Absolutely. I look forward to talking to you again soon. Thank you. And I'll keep you informed.
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01:34:37.340I don't think you can come out and criticize him if you're the media.
01:34:40.760You, you had to say that the idea behind Trump was that he was uniquely bad, not just bad, but uniquely bad.
01:34:48.480And when Donald Trump was putting kids in cages, as they said, and we found out a lot of the pictures of that were from the Obama administration, they just seemed to sort of blow by that.
01:35:02.640And try to find little distinctions between the policies.
01:35:05.080And I assume they'll try the same thing here.
01:35:07.720But when you have the same administration, I mean, Biden was part of the Obama administration.
01:35:12.380When you have the same people sandwiched around Trump doing the things that they said Trump was uniquely terrible for doing.
01:35:21.740How do you have any credibility on this?
01:35:28.240Just there's nobody that is there's, by the way, anyone in the Border Patrol that would like the story told and would like to be able to show the pictures.
01:35:40.960I was the guy down in the border in under Obama that talked about the cages, tried to get.
01:35:48.100I personally called people like Chuck Todd and said, you've got to cover this.
01:37:09.320You're doing great here in life and everything.
01:37:11.880But yeah, no, it's it's obviously hypocritical.
01:37:14.920One of the things that would be helpful here and would at least give us someone else to criticize about it.
01:37:19.240If they didn't ask questions was would be if the media actually had an opportunity to talk to Joe Biden and ask him these questions every day.
01:37:27.440And maybe that's about as much as he said so far.
01:44:46.120We don't have a very long list to be on the list, really.
01:44:50.720It's like it's an honor just to be nominated.
01:44:54.500But let's talk about what's happening on our southern border.
01:44:58.800And I would like to just put this out there.
01:45:02.280I'd sure like to go down with you and a camera crew and and see and show what's really happening on the border, especially with those cages, which I talked about during the Obama administration.
01:45:49.140This is this is President Biden either purposely and willingly seeking to avoid his constitutional duty to secure the border in order to get some crass political gain out of seeming like they're compassionate.
01:46:01.800Or it's frankly just wrote incompetence on his part and inability to comprehend how bad his policies are, endangering the American people, empowering cartels.
01:46:12.000And Glenn, I'll say this as believers, as people of faith, you know, we we're compassionate for the immigrants who seek to come here.
01:46:21.360And we've got people who are being used as political pawns who are being endangered, children, families, women and children being endangered and abused by cartels on the journey.
01:46:32.180And now you've got these these facilities packed with unaccompanied children in and packed in there because of the policies of Biden, which, by the way, they were mocking the last two or three years.
01:46:44.000President Trump's policies, which he was doing to exercise to minimize the danger and push back and work with Mexico and use Title 42 to stop the flow.
01:46:54.120What we have right now is 100,000 apprehensions in February.
01:47:06.060I can confirm that both from sources that I know full well, but it's probably even more than that.
01:47:11.540But also, he put out officially yesterday the number that it was over 100,000.
01:47:16.680Now, here's the number that's not public and not official.
01:47:18.840But I'll tell you, people in DHS sources that they have had about 11,000 people were caught and released in January and February.
01:47:28.300Because of overcrowded facilities, they're literally just catching and releasing.
01:47:31.940They're turning DHS into essentially a welcome center in which cartels are empowered and people are then abused in the process.
01:47:39.220And frankly, it's disgusting what the Biden administration is doing.
01:47:42.980Even the Mexican officials have come out just recently, and they were not a fan necessarily of Trump and all of his policies, but they even said America has got to get this under control.
01:47:55.580It is empowering, and it's becoming a bigger business and a bigger moneymaker for the drug cartels than drugs.
01:48:04.260Well, and the worst part about it is, is you're absolutely right.
01:48:08.360They're profiting obscenely, moving human beings for profit, like $7,000 a head, sometimes $20,000, depending on where they come from in the world.
01:48:16.460And then you've got the drug problem that is now exacerbated and made worse because our border patrol are being turned into caretakers trying to figure out how to manage all these people in these facilities.
01:48:26.120And their eyes are off the ball in terms of between ports of entry, and now they're moving vast quantities of narcotics, fentanyl, and now we've got an addiction problem in this country, the opioid addiction, which gets worse because cartels are exploiting it and running these dangerous narcotics through our border.
01:48:41.920All because Biden wants to say in the false name of compassion that his policies are somehow pro-immigrant, and it's a lie.
01:48:52.840High-speed chases, people's homes getting broken into.
01:48:56.120The mayor of Del Rio put out a plea to the Biden administration.
01:48:59.420This is a Hispanic Democrat in Del Rio saying, Mr. President, please do your job to secure the border.
01:49:06.360Henry Cuellar, Vicente Gonzalez, these are congressmen from Texas who are saying to the president,
01:49:12.480your administration is failing and not doing your job to actually do what needs to be done to make the border work.
01:49:17.500So it's unfortunate, but I think and hopefully the American people are going to see it.
01:49:22.560But, of course, the mainstream media, they're not going to report it like they were when Alexandria was down there lying about kids drinking out of toilets or kids in cages.
01:49:29.980So, Congressman, why is Biden not aware?
01:49:36.940Is he plugged into enough stuff, or is there something else going on?
01:49:43.520You know, this is, I think, a $64,000 question.
01:49:47.480The Joe Biden of a decade ago, however liberal that he is and was, and he was, you and I have opposed him for decades.
01:49:53.940But I don't think the Biden of a decade ago, in fact, if you look at the policies under Obama-Biden,
01:49:58.920as bad as they were, they were nothing like this.
01:50:01.360I think that he is being bullied and, frankly, just steamrolled because of, frankly, a certain level of either competence or engagement that isn't there,
01:50:11.280at least as it used to be, and that now the policies are, frankly, really troubling.
01:50:15.480Because I don't think an American president would ever willingly look at this border and say to the American people,
01:51:25.340Well, you're not wrong about, frankly, that some of the default falls on Republicans who for too long were ignoring the problem at the border
01:51:32.940instead of doing what we should have done when we have majorities to do it.
01:51:36.180But here we sit and we're looking at what's happening.
01:51:38.860And so what we need to do is be faithful people.
01:51:41.100Know that now that that that the veil is being lifted for the American people.
01:51:44.360They're seeing the radical left on full display, not just at our borders, but at our schools where teacher genes are getting paid not to work or to teach America, teach our kids that America is evil.
01:51:56.600And right now, turn to your governors, turn to your states, make them particularly border states.
01:52:01.760And Texas is one, obviously, that I'm proud to live in.
01:52:04.400And, you know, Governor Abbott mentioned or launched his Lone Star project last week to try to, you know, empower DPS.
01:52:12.260Remember, during the Obama years, Texas spent almost a billion dollars working to try to secure the border ourselves using DPS, even though it's a full federal responsibility.
01:52:21.560States are going to need to start pushing back on a federal government that is not just ignoring the borders, but they're trying to take their guns away.
01:52:35.620They're moving a radical agenda across that green agenda coming right down our throats in the bureaucracy.
01:52:41.260So we're going to fight at the state level and the American people need to make this fix this in 2022.
01:52:48.360Congressman, anything we can do to help you, you please let us know.
01:52:52.800The audience is eager for something that actually will make a difference.
01:52:57.060And I've been preaching to this, you know, the same the same message from this pulpit every day that it has to be fixed locally and every state has to stand against this onslaught.
01:53:12.280One is completely unconstitutional, completely unconstitutional.
01:53:18.000And that stops anything from happening in 2022 or 2025 or four.
01:53:23.200Well, Glenn, let me just say to any of your listeners out there in West Virginia, Arizona and other states with senators that need to listen, burn their phones down that they not pass H.R.
01:53:32.500One, that they not get rid of the filibuster and they hold the line on this ridiculous federalization of our election.
01:53:36.900And if you're in a state like Texas or, frankly, any state, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Wisconsin, Arizona, any of the places that had issues last year, burn down the doors of your legislative, the phones of your legislators to make sure they know you want to see election reform at the state level, too.
01:54:16.540Patriot Mobile wants to remind you that there's an option out there.
01:54:21.440It used to be the case that you were stuck with one mobile carrier company or the other because, you know, you'd get stuck with something that didn't have the service and the coverage that you didn't want.
01:57:00.840We didn't we didn't have any ventilators for people who had problems with breathing.
01:57:06.160And a lot of that wound up being wrong.
01:57:08.800I mean, the CDC's guidance as to how many deaths as it related to how many hospitalizations was so wildly incorrect that all these models on the hospitalizations were totally off, which is one of the you know, this is one of the excuses of the Cuomo administration.
01:57:24.740We just thought there was going to be more people who came into the hospital.
01:57:26.820So we sent all the sick people back to the nursing homes.
01:59:07.880And it was the 16th of March when they instituted the 15 days to stop the spread, which you remember, of course, Donald Trump's sort of famous speech from that time.
01:59:21.680And it's interesting going back and seeing all this stuff, all these weird anniversaries, all the weird takes that everyone had back then.
01:59:27.940You could tell. And I think if you go through this year and you haven't been humbled on getting something wrong with COVID, you're way too certain of yourself.
01:59:37.140I think everybody from the skeptical side of the argument to the hyper freak out side of the argument.
01:59:44.360I don't know. I was pretty down the middle.
02:00:02.480Right. I was worried about that we were we were going to over overload, which is why I was for the 15 day pause.
02:00:09.240It's amazing. Everyone I talk to about this is the one person who got it all right.
02:00:12.120It's amazing how and they all disagree with each other, yet they're all right.
02:00:15.620I mean, I'd like to know where I was wrong.
02:00:17.820I don't know where I was wrong, but I'm sure I was.
02:00:20.180Yeah. I mean, I will say this. I think I've been, you know, I'm out of this at a step with a lot of conservatives and taking it, I think, more seriously than a lot of conservatives have.
02:00:29.180I haven't been as skeptical, but I did not think we'd be anywhere close to this death count.
02:00:33.700I would. And I know people will be like, oh, well, they're manipulating the numbers.
02:00:36.860They're they're measuring this the same way they do every other disease.
02:00:39.360You can have a problem with the way they record deaths of disease if you want.
02:00:42.220But the bottom line is this. These numbers are really high.
02:00:45.540The overall deaths are really high. The excess deaths from a normal year are incredibly high.
02:00:51.440I did not think it would get this bad. I will be honest with you.
02:00:55.040I totally did not think that was going to happen.
02:00:57.520I remember when Fauci and all them or Birx came out and said one hundred thousand to two hundred and forty thousand.
02:01:01.640Trump was out there as well saying that. And I was like two hundred and forty thousand.
02:01:05.460It seemed completely insane a year ago.
02:01:08.380See, I heard two million a year ago and thought that was completely insane.
02:01:13.560And both turned out to be completely insane.