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00:01:45.620 hello america we're going to clarify a few things the world will begin to make sense to you

00:02:04.520 and you will understand why these these little things that just don't seem to fit with socialism

00:02:12.640 for instance why are these companies working towards socialism when they're the ones that are

00:02:19.340 going to be hurt by a socialist society you'll have real clarity on this as we begin our conversation

00:02:27.600 on the new system of government something that was called system x and one i believe we're already

00:02:35.680 in we'll take you to davos and the world economic forum and what they said yesterday in 60 seconds

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00:04:07.220 welcome to the glennbeck program

00:04:19.240 in the news today executives from jeff bezos to uh bill ford who's running the ford

00:04:29.040 motor company right now uh and uh also mark benioff he is from he's the ceo of salesforce.com

00:04:38.040 yesterday they all sent a message to joe biden and that is you've got to fight climate change

00:04:48.140 and you've got to fight it right now mark beninoff said uh as we recover from covet 19 and rebuild the

00:04:56.160 global economy we must also act on climate change in fact these are not separate missions they're one

00:05:03.540 in the same

00:05:04.260 now as somebody who would run a global company i would wonder why some of these corporations

00:05:15.900 that are let's say making shoes or clothing over in china would want a heavier tax on let's just say

00:05:27.220 oil because they put all of their products onto a giant ship and ship it over from china

00:05:36.960 so it seems to me as though that would hurt their bottom line okay so the explanation is oh well

00:05:47.320 they're just they care uh-huh really and the left buys that these global corporations these gigantic

00:05:59.120 corporations that they've always hated always told us were we were living in a corporate world all of a sudden

00:06:09.120 those same corporations they suddenly care

00:06:13.120 why would these corporations push to have the government tell them who they can have on the board

00:06:25.120 i don't know anybody that wants that that opens up their door and says oh my gosh i want the

00:06:31.740 government to regulate me more can the government tell me how to uh uh run my company because i know

00:06:38.760 the government is so good at running the government that they've got to be good running something they

00:06:43.940 have no idea about right they're geniuses let's bring them in can you guys tell me exactly what the

00:06:52.360 balance should be uh men women minorities how many white men should work here should we fire some of

00:06:59.920 them why would a corporation do that

00:07:03.700 well let me just the guy who wrote as we recover from covid19 rebuild the global economy rebuild the

00:07:15.520 global economy we must also act on climate change they're not separate missions in fact they're one in

00:07:22.500 the same that guy who wrote that yesterday who wrote that from davos

00:07:29.280 specifically wrote that while he was participating in the world economic forums great reset

00:07:40.420 he wrote that at the same time this guy who is worth 8.8 billion dollars personally his net worth is 8.8

00:07:52.780 billion dollars built on capitalism he said this yesterday listen with climate change no no no no sorry

00:08:04.160 please play the uh davos uh cut 12 seconds with climate change set to dwarf the damage caused by

00:08:12.740 the pandemic the message from 20 sorry it's on my cut sheet please stop please it's on my cut sheet

00:08:18.120 do you have it uh steve steven

00:08:21.640 that we have had with maximizing profits for shareholders alone has led to

00:08:31.100 incredible inequality in a planetary emergency play it again please with climate change set to

00:08:39.360 stop you know we could just holy cow maybe we is the government already involved in our show i think

00:08:46.860 that's what's happening here the english accent is the one let me just let me just say what in the 12

00:08:53.340 second clip not the clip that i asked you for the long version um in the 12 second clip is that the

00:09:01.600 clip with the woman play it please 12 seconds with climate change set to dwarf the damage caused by the 1.00

00:09:08.120 pandemic the message from 2020 should be abundantly clear capitalism as we know it is dead

00:09:14.680 this obsession that we have had with maximizing profits for shareholders alone has led to

00:09:20.860 incredible inequality in a planetary emergency okay first of all i apologize to the staff it's my fault i thought it was just him

00:09:29.140 saying that part in this uh clip did you hear what he said

00:09:34.240 capitalism is dead

00:09:39.160 capitalism is dead

00:09:43.280 so now how can a capitalist worth 8.8 billion dollars who's running a global corporation

00:09:51.640 who's joining with very successful capitalists how can he possibly say capitalism is dead

00:10:00.940 well because there's a new goal and i want you to hear carefully this is what was played yesterday

00:10:10.100 at davos at the world economic forums conference on the great reset and i want you to listen to how

00:10:18.460 they have changed the message a year ago before we started talking about it and and others like us

00:10:25.400 started talking about it the great reset was very very clear capitalism is dead a new kind of capitalism

00:10:34.020 the chinese version of capitalism which is an oligarchy

00:10:37.600 that's all it is giant people at the very top of the ladder with billions of dollars

00:10:45.420 actually have a partnership with the government

00:10:50.840 and you know this is happening now you can see it with google and facebook and all the others

00:10:58.180 they are partnering with the government to take care of some responsibilities we have a responsibility

00:11:07.460 to make sure these voices aren't heard the same goal as some in the government in fact the controlling

00:11:18.040 wing now of the government and these these policies can happen because it's not the government

00:11:27.880 doing it it's these private companies that just happen to be partnered with the government

00:11:35.960 now they were very clear by 2030 you won't own anything there will be no private property by 2030

00:11:46.280 that is one of the goals of the great reset but listen carefully to how they are packaging this now

00:11:54.960 today the pandemic has radically changed the world as we know it and the actions we take today as we

00:12:01.260 work to recover will define our generation how is the time to think what history would say about this

00:12:09.420 crisis 2020 has been challenging on a lot of levels as economic environmental and societal frailties

00:12:16.560 have been laid bare but it's also proved that when we need to we can act rapidly and restructure our lives

00:12:23.180 stop recovery from the pandemic is an opportunity stop so far everything i agree with but then there is

00:12:31.100 that one little line that we can all work together and restructure our lives i want you to use listen to

00:12:39.200 the word we differently i want you to listen to the words the people differently i want you to

00:12:47.940 understand that the people are not in these meetings okay global billionaires global uh uh corporations

00:12:57.660 global banks and global leaders are in this but but not you not the average person

00:13:05.880 so it's the elites when they say we can restructure our lives it means we can get the people to restructure

00:13:17.200 their lives keep listening on a lot of levels as economic environmental and societal frailties have

00:13:24.520 been laid bare but it's also proved that when we need to we can act rapidly and restructure our lives

00:13:31.000 recovery from the pandemic is an opportunity we can see rays of hope in the form of a vaccine

00:13:37.700 but there is no vaccine for the planet nature needs a bailout you don't want to go back to the status quo

00:13:46.020 that you had before simply because it was the status quo that got us here with everything falling

00:13:52.000 apart we can reshape the world in ways we couldn't before ways that better address so many of the

00:13:57.760 challenges we face and that's why so many are calling for a great reset a great reset that sounds

00:14:06.080 more like buzzword bingo masking some nefarious plan for world domination hands up this kind of slogan

00:14:12.740 hasn't gone down well but all we really want to say is that we all have an opportunity to build a better

00:14:17.940 world sounds great it's not surprising that people who've been disenfranchised by a broken system

00:14:23.440 and pushed even further by the pandemic will suspect global leaders of conspiracy but the world's not

00:14:29.100 that simple every one of us has differing priorities values and ideas that's part of why solutions are so

00:14:37.560 hard to come by and why we all need to be involved in the decision making because whether it's politicians

00:14:43.700 ceos academics activists or you we're all about getting people together even those you may not like

00:14:51.200 to sit down at the table and develop solutions that work for all of us but

00:14:55.880 we need enormous trust between the private sector and the public sector for this to actually work

00:15:03.440 that trust is hard to come by stop when they're talking about the private sector and the public sector

00:15:10.560 they are not talking again about you they are talking about the corporations

00:15:16.560 we need trust between the corporations and the government to come together and that's very

00:15:24.800 difficult to come by it's time for people to work together listen to each other and build this

00:15:30.880 trust so we can move towards a better world and we really need one because while the pandemic

00:15:37.620 affects us all it's clear it affects some more than others the first people who are hit are the people

00:15:43.960 at the front those who are vulnerable it is those on the front line who take it first

00:15:48.340 and that is simply unacceptable see at the start of 2020 one percent of the world's population owned

00:15:54.180 44 percent of the wealth and since the start of the pandemic billionaires have increased theirs by

00:15:59.920 more than 25 percent whilst 150 million people fell back into extreme poverty and with climate change

00:16:07.640 set to dwarf the damage caused by the pandemic the message from 2020 should be abundantly clear

00:16:12.900 capitalism as we know it is dead this obsession that we have had with maximizing profits for

00:16:20.740 shareholders alone has led to incredible inequality and a planetary emergency 8.8 billion dollars is

00:16:27.040 net worth but no one can do this alone and top-down approaches won't get us anywhere because

00:16:33.460 everything we've learned in our work has shown us that diverse voices lead to better results and it's for

00:16:39.200 these reasons that the forum talks about something called stakeholder capitalism which would shift

00:16:43.540 businesses away from just profit because if we want to change where the focus of our recovery will

00:16:49.040 go then we need a new dashboard for the new economy and that needs to encompass people planet prosperity and

00:16:56.580 institutions giving people a real stake in the economy and putting well-being before growth and that's all

00:17:03.620 about getting the right people in the right place at the right time the right we must rebuild our

00:17:09.160 relationship with nature for the survival of the peoples in our planet we have a window of time which is

00:17:17.280 closing and we need everybody who cares to get together and find solutions now it's the people who have great

00:17:25.760 ideas and who share them with others they're the ones who are shaping the future so if you want to be a part of

00:17:31.640 the change then tune in turn on and get involved follow the davos agenda hippie right here online on youtube

00:17:39.740 tune in turn on uh drop out used to be the hippie phrase um it's interesting to me they talk about the

00:17:50.960 people here the people have the good ideas the people are changing the world so is and they also say a top

00:17:59.220 down solution uh doesn't work so have they involved you have they asked you your opinion

00:18:10.500 have you been asked to be a part of davos i mean i know the average person is always over in davos

00:18:20.000 i mean this year because of covid did you make it to davos

00:18:25.080 they're not talking about people this is a propaganda campaign to make people feel better

00:18:33.740 but what are they talking about they're talking about more global regulation will that empower you

00:18:42.720 does more regulation empower you to start your own business to do the things you want to do

00:18:51.360 or does it stop that from happening remember bill gates who's all for this said he couldn't even

00:18:59.000 start in his own garage microsoft today just because of the federal regulation so does that help bill

00:19:06.820 gates sure it does it stops new people from coming up with new ideas in their garage and doing something

00:19:13.640 to oust bill gates we're developed we have developed we are an oligarchy today and i am beginning to

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00:21:03.460 so see if this sounds familiar at all

00:21:19.640 uh this was written in 1945 right towards the end of the war uh by uh stewart chase and i think stewart

00:21:31.160 chase was the guy who coined the term the uh new deal okay kind of like who coined the term the great

00:21:39.520 reset but listen to what he says and stew tell me if this sounds familiar it's clear the war is ending

00:21:46.220 okay it's clear that the fulfillment of the goals set forth in the last section of this book is

00:21:51.800 incompatible with the program of business as usual if business as usual be defined as a condition where

00:21:58.900 prices are set in the open market where the hope of profit is the mainspring of new investment where

00:22:05.360 the government acts only as an umpire for the system of free enterprise well then you have to go back

00:22:10.920 to 1913 to find even approximation of that structure if the world could not retreat to free

00:22:18.700 enterprise after the last war when the victor is strongly desired is there any hope that retreat

00:22:24.320 will be possible after this war after this 25 year record there appears to be none we must have a new

00:22:32.880 system does that sound familiar it sounds like you just were reading the script for that last video

00:22:39.520 basically exactly right now what did they say we were going to be what were they building for the future

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00:24:19.820 this is the glenbeck program we're talking about the great reset and we have to have a reset in our

00:24:37.460 language uh and i i believe this applies to me uh maybe as much if not more uh than um than others

00:24:48.000 and that reset that comes in my language has to be to move from the words uh socialism

00:24:55.880 um you know my father said to me when i was young and i said dad can i talk to you about god he said

00:25:03.100 sure under uh one condition and i said yeah and he said we stop uh calling him god for this conversation

00:25:11.860 and i said what he said the word god when you say it everyone no matter if they're related and grew up

00:25:23.960 in the same house and in the same church everyone has a slightly different view of god and so you can

00:25:31.740 never pin it down that you're actually talking about the same thing because it carries too much

00:25:39.560 baggage with it it carries too much folklore it carries too much everything so you can't talk

00:25:45.540 about the mechanics of god because doctrine will play a role and just different ways that people

00:25:53.060 see god some people believe he's here and there and everywhere but not in trees some people believe

00:26:01.920 of course he's in trees and you're never going to get to that part of it when you're talking about

00:26:06.800 the basics of god so i said uh all right what do we call him he said first cause will we agree that

00:26:15.040 god is first cause the first cause is something we don't really understand what if it was the big

00:26:21.700 bang what caused the big bang what was the first cause what lit the match so conversations quick

00:26:34.000 conversations with my dad were really frustrating but that's beside the point but he was right

00:26:38.440 we have to stop calling what's happening to us socialism communism fascism because if i if i can quote

00:26:51.260 this book um the road we are traveling 1914 1942 this was written in uh with an fdr contemporary

00:27:03.860 he said we have to stop we have to stop calling this new system now this is 1945 this new system

00:27:14.440 that america and the world is on fascism communism capitalism because it's none of those and those words

00:27:24.240 become meaningless we have to call it system x so that's what they're calling system x

00:27:31.040 i think what we can call the system that is being built now is an oligarchy where you have

00:27:39.100 the extreme rich and the extreme powerful making all the decisions and they benefit from it and the crumbs come

00:27:49.120 you know off the table into your lap and they do everything they can just to keep you happy

00:27:55.040 for instance i can tell you right now that antifa does not like joe biden they pushed for donald trump

00:28:05.380 to get out they they were really being used i believe by the democratic party last summer

00:28:15.420 but that doesn't mean that they're for it and if you remember what happened on was it monday or sunday

00:28:23.680 over the weekend where antifa was rioting in portland they were rioting against joe biden because they said

00:28:32.120 he is just part of this corporate uh oligarchy

00:28:37.960 they're not they're being used right now our differences are being used they we are chasing our

00:28:50.380 tails while they are building a safe house we are tearing each other apart over race 0.97

00:28:58.180 and they want us to do that they want us to be at each other's throats because it allows them

00:29:06.040 to provide the solution and it allows them to build all of the framework of this new peaceful world

00:29:14.700 and it is it is very much like the world predicted in 1945 by those who worked in the new deal and the

00:29:24.780 fdr administration the we're changing according to this free enterprise into x a strong centralized

00:29:34.220 government are we getting that yes davos wants an even more powerful government but a global government

00:29:43.660 it doesn't mean that it's one government run by the un but it is all of our governments coming

00:29:50.740 together under their umbrella so a strong centralized government and an executive arm growing at the

00:29:57.860 expense of the legislative and judicial arms

00:30:01.240 hmm i think we have that and what's really interesting about this is you know we used to we didn't have

00:30:13.040 continuing resolutions you had to go in as a congressman and you had to fight for all of the

00:30:20.280 spending every single year you used to have to put together a budget but what are the people in the house

00:30:27.200 of representatives saying on both sides of the aisle there's no reason for me to be here i mean why am i

00:30:35.140 even here all the decisions are being made by a select few behind closed doors they deliver the budget

00:30:42.100 they put it all together we get about five hours to read through thousands of papers uh pages of a

00:30:50.120 continuing resolution so who's really running it you could make the case taxation without representation

00:30:59.520 because your representatives in congress don't get to read or debate the budget the way your money is

00:31:09.660 being spent then it talks about how we're going to have to pay people we're going to have to come up

00:31:17.480 with some guaranteed money some guaranteed welfare some guaranteed jobs does any of that sound familiar

00:31:23.620 then they have to control the energy sources and the natural resources

00:31:32.840 they need control of transportation control of the labor organizations a heavy taxation for the rich

00:31:43.160 and i love this one not so much a taking over of property or industries in the old socialistic sense

00:31:51.980 tomorrow's tomorrow's formula appears to be to control without ownership

00:31:57.440 so like a public private partnership where the government says look you can do this and you can own your own

00:32:10.780 company and we're going to come down on you like a bag of bricks if you don't have oh 0.69

00:32:17.260 interest or or help as a stakeholder in your community so in other words you're going to pay

00:32:28.120 more taxes but because you're a stakeholder that that we as the government we are a stakeholder not a

00:32:36.500 shareholder a stakeholder and so you have a responsibility to do these things and if you do these things

00:32:44.140 we're going to get along fine and you're going to be the best shoemaker or the the the best

00:32:51.460 nike company ever

00:32:55.500 he then goes on to say names are thrown around socialism state capitalism fascism but they mean

00:33:06.260 nothing and only lead to confusion then he goes and says you have to hear some of what these

00:33:13.760 these giant corporations are saying now what is being proposed here in this book in 1945

00:33:19.280 is public private uh partnerships where the businesses are in bed with these giant corporations

00:33:28.720 and i want you to hear and see if these sound familiar philip d reed the chairman of the board for

00:33:35.300 general electric our political social and economic scheme of things after this crisis will resemble

00:33:43.340 neither the decade before or the decade before that this crisis will advance by several decades the

00:33:51.620 trend away from laissez-faire towards economic planning under government supervision

00:33:57.960 the crisis he was talking about was world war ii

00:34:02.340 u.s steel corporation the head of u.s steel think of this in 1945 u.s steel was was it

00:34:11.300 the head of u.s steel the goal of production now cannot be profit alone this is the spirit of our age

00:34:23.980 in fact i would suggest to you that these corporations

00:34:30.480 are now saying that profit isn't even on their agenda

00:34:37.540 stew share what you got from uh the banking community oh yeah this is very important i hope

00:34:46.000 everyone takes this very as to their heart as i did uh bank of america tweeted today

00:34:52.680 uh in a post-pandemic world what should a corporation's primary focus be

00:34:58.160 and they give you three choices on the poll mental health

00:35:02.160 sustainability or social justice

00:35:07.320 now i responded hashtag banking because it's a it's a bank i mean it's a bank maybe a maybe

00:35:12.840 banking should be your freaking focus right but uh no it's their choices were mental health

00:35:17.620 sustainability or social justice so now how does a bank how does a bank possibly want

00:35:24.720 a corporation that they will be loaning money to

00:35:29.480 want their focus to be on mental health

00:35:34.560 or uh global climate change none of these things pay back loans or social justice

00:35:42.400 i mean i know that we have gone for loans as as a business before early on and they've said

00:35:50.040 well if you guys narrow your scope but you guys are kind of all over the place so narrow your scope

00:35:57.700 hmm now banks are telling corporations that they should focus not on their business on one of these three

00:36:08.060 things that is the public private partnership the stakeholder

00:36:17.200 remember the stakeholder is the collective you

00:36:22.760 the stakeholder is the community and so you as a business have a responsibility

00:36:30.700 and if you don't play that game you don't get a seat at the table

00:36:36.340 we are living in an oligarchy

00:36:41.240 and you know it to be true because

00:36:45.460 the elites are the ones passing the budgets

00:36:48.920 not your representative

00:36:51.300 the elites tell you what is right and wrong

00:36:55.960 the elites tell you when you can go to church

00:36:58.800 the elites tell you what uh is hate speech

00:37:02.340 the elites tell you what you can buy where you can bank

00:37:06.640 soon if you can bank

00:37:08.980 that's not a free republic

00:37:13.380 and we've been fooled to think that we live in a free republic for a while

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00:37:21.760 and the

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00:37:32.200 we need to find ways to talk about this with our friends

00:37:37.700 we need to find ways where it doesn't sound conspiratorial

00:37:42.540 because it all makes sense

00:37:45.200 it makes more sense than any other explanation

00:37:49.540 these corporations suddenly care

00:37:52.600 the banks suddenly want you to care

00:37:57.780 the banks should be worried about getting their money back

00:38:01.540 but the banks know they're safe

00:38:05.300 because they're part of the new system

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00:39:55.240 welcome to the uh glenbeck program we'll have more on this uh in the coming days

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00:40:48.660 uh we have rand paul coming up next he's going to talk a little bit about the

00:40:54.320 impeachment a little about the some of the arguments that he has had over the

00:40:58.480 weekend with the press thank god somebody is still taking them on

00:41:01.920 and what our future holds rand paul next

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00:43:10.580 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program rand paul is going to join us in just a second

00:43:25.740 we want to talk to him about the trial of donald trump which he says is on an unconstitutional

00:43:34.460 sham i wanted to i wanted him on because he knows the constitution in and out and i've got lots of

00:43:42.100 questions i think it's a sham too but i'd like him to base that in the constitution and tell us exactly

00:43:50.460 why the president can't be impeached at this point rand paul joins us in 60 seconds

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00:45:28.920 so we're still waiting on uh senator and paul to uh join us here um on uh impeachment and he has

00:45:48.660 just joined us now doctor how are you sir very good glenn thanks for having me on you bet um i want to

00:45:56.560 talk to you about uh the what you say is an unconstitutional sham of an impeachment trial

00:46:03.020 i i don't understand uh how you can have the the vote in the senate to uh convict and remove when

00:46:14.120 he's already removed well this is the whole point and i'm going to go to the floor in about an hour

00:46:20.360 and i'm going to force a vote on this today republican leadership has made a deal and wants to make a

00:46:26.160 deal with schumer to allow a democrat to preside over this hearing but my point is if you're

00:46:31.960 impeaching the president the chief justice needs to be there right but if the person is no longer

00:46:36.740 president then he's a private citizen it is an impeachment if he's if someone's committed a crime

00:46:41.920 and they're no longer the president the department of justice has to accuse them of a crime and you go

00:46:46.200 to a court but this is only for impeaching somebody and the constitution says when you impeach

00:46:51.860 and later on you can disqualify but it's and it isn't or right so if you can't impeach them any

00:46:57.760 longer we are doing something that has never been done to a president before it's going to divide the

00:47:02.560 country further it's a huge mistake and it belies everything biden supposedly says about unity no this

00:47:09.480 is the most divisive thing i could imagine the democrats doing so tell me tell me why john roberts

00:47:15.320 isn't isn't coming and isn't invited that doesn't that doesn't make any sense well here's the question

00:47:22.340 you know if reporters were worth their salt what do you think they ought to ask schumer today did you

00:47:27.240 talk to john roberts i guarantee they had a private conversation i guarantee schumer called him up begging

00:47:33.220 him to come over and he said well the constitution says i preside over an impeachment of the president

00:47:39.020 and he's not the president because the democrats realize this is going to lessen the legitimacy

00:47:44.400 or call into question the legitimacy of the proceeding but i guarantee that if they had a

00:47:49.140 conversation people should be if reporters were worth anything they would be pounding schumer

00:47:53.700 every day saying did you talk to john roberts what did he say because john roberts opinion here is very

00:47:59.480 important it goes to the very nature and legitimacy of this thing and with john with john roberts not

00:48:05.600 showing up the chief justice not being here i really think that this is an illegitimate process from top to

00:48:11.460 bottom so does the constitution say the chief justice has to be seated in that role

00:48:18.060 for an impeachment of the president so you could argue that john roberts is actually right he shouldn't

00:48:25.800 be here but by not being here he's calling into question the proceeding at all because there is no call

00:48:31.340 for the impeachment of an ex-president of a private citizen so he's either the president or he's not so he's not

00:48:37.380 the president so the chief justice shouldn't come but then it also calls into question the whole idea

00:48:42.660 of doing it now they say oh well we've done this before well the country's been very divided in the

00:48:48.140 past and no one's ever been convicted no one's ever tried to try an ex-president because of how it would

00:48:53.300 divide the country but also because there's no provision for impeaching an ex-president so the other

00:48:59.860 argument that i will make today is that if they're talking about inciting violence there's a few

00:49:05.480 democrat words that we might want to evaluate number one i was there when the bernie sanders

00:49:11.080 supporter almost killed steve scalise at the ball field he almost killed one of our coaches and you

00:49:15.960 know what the democrats were saying at the time they were saying the republican plan for health care

00:49:20.840 is you get sick and you die that to me sounds like an incitement if you're telling me that the

00:49:26.300 republicans are going to let me die you can see how you know there's all these kind of glorified

00:49:30.780 movies of people committing violence when their children are going to die for not having insurance

00:49:35.360 that is an incitement to violence but not one republican ever called for bernie sanders to be

00:49:40.760 impeached because we thought that was ludicrous and it wasn't necessarily his fault that this man

00:49:45.280 reacted violently but they're going to have a different standard for the president who said march

00:49:49.400 peacefully to the capitol they're going to say oh no that was incitement to violence and he's

00:49:53.520 responsible but not bernie sanders not maxine waters not cory booker who said get up in their

00:49:58.820 face so it's it's it's a double standard and people are going to see it for that but does it

00:50:03.880 matter anymore i mean it seems as though the fix is in between um big corporations and uh and

00:50:12.540 government it just seems like the fix is in and who cares about double standards anymore because

00:50:18.240 nobody nobody ever does anything about it nothing changes well the thing is is i i'm not one who

00:50:25.100 wants to give up you know i know people are very frustrated people like well you know if all this

00:50:29.600 fraud happened and nobody's going to do anything why should i even vote i'm of the opposite opinion

00:50:34.100 right control 30 we control 35 state legislatures the republican party does we need to beat those

00:50:40.280 republicans over the head until they fix the electoral system i'm already calling people in the

00:50:44.520 georgia legislature and saying you'll need to fix it because 2022 the senate race will be back up

00:50:49.840 again and you need to fix your system or people can't vote twice where you purge the roles and you

00:50:55.240 need to fix it where you cannot solicit people you cannot use taxpayer money to send out applications to

00:51:02.740 vote the individual should have to apply for a ballot move on.org shouldn't be able to apply

00:51:08.060 neither should the nra it should be the individual applying for a ballot if you change the rules to do that

00:51:13.460 and you get back to show your id in person i think there's a possibility we could get back to fair elections

00:51:20.080 and i am going to keep fighting instead of but it can't be done in washington it never could have been

00:51:25.000 done in washington it won't be done in washington we don't control anything in washington now

00:51:28.880 plus those of us who believe in states rights think that elections should be uh in the charge of the

00:51:34.660 states and so but i wouldn't give up on it we can fight and we should because if they get to where

00:51:40.180 we do all mail-in ballots we'll become like oregon and now like colorado they do all mail-in ballots

00:51:45.780 there who knows who the hell votes in those elections but guess what only democrats win i i will

00:51:52.060 tell you that this is the way i feel i'm just frustrated in talking about the double standard and

00:51:57.000 pointing out what the news is saying and what they're calling name calling because it's like

00:52:01.480 it's nothing's going to stop that i am with you 100 that we have got to get into our local

00:52:08.800 communities and our states and people say well we can't fix the other states don't worry about the

00:52:14.380 other states fix yours and shore it up and do everything you can to make sure that it is

00:52:20.580 buttoned up and is as metaphorically speaking bulletproof as possible but the one reason i would

00:52:27.380 say we have to call it the double standard is today if i don't say anything republicans and democrats

00:52:32.920 will agree by unanimous consent to install a democrat to preside over this proceeding an

00:52:39.100 illegitimate proceeding with an illegitimate democrat overseeing it so i'm going to object to that and

00:52:44.640 call out the double standard and i don't think we'll win the democrats will win but i'm gonna force

00:52:49.600 them to vote on it and my hope is that i get 40 republicans to vote with me and if i do that shows

00:52:55.460 they don't have the votes to to impeach at that point and so basically the trial is over they can go

00:53:00.740 through the manipulations but if 40 of us vote that this is an unconstitutional use of the impeachment

00:53:05.740 power then they're done they can do whatever the hell they want but we will show them that we're

00:53:10.560 going to stand strong but if i don't do this our leadership will acquiesce with schumer there'll be

00:53:16.700 no vote and they will go through the whole trial as if this sham is actually a real impeachment so i'd say

00:53:23.240 we do have to fight them and i don't know i'm just not willing to give up on it i keep fighting

00:53:27.220 them every day whether they're in my party or in the other party i keep fighting fight on in a

00:53:31.820 figurative way glenn make sure we say that that fighting is figurative but uh so i don't know but

00:53:37.980 we're going to win some battles and really uh come 2022 you're going to find that people are going to

00:53:42.780 be quite unhappy with the unemployment that biden's going to bring them as well it's stunning what he

00:53:48.200 is doing and the effects that it will have on the economy just stunning that these things are um

00:53:54.680 these things are happening um rand you have an opponent in the uh republican party uh mit romney

00:54:02.900 who is really pushing hard uh for it's seemingly pushing hard for this impeachment trial um and it

00:54:09.660 really is only about making sure that donald trump can't ever run for office again um do you think you

00:54:17.080 can hold 40 senators together yeah i think we do probably have 40 there's a you know we have 48

00:54:24.760 total and i'd say there's five or six that have been leaning the other way but to tell you the truth

00:54:30.480 some of that five or six have been more critical of the you know the uh policy of trying to overturn

00:54:37.780 the electoral college and of the president's remarks you know trying to get the vice president to

00:54:41.860 intercede that kind of thing and maybe when push comes to shove and they also think about

00:54:47.180 self-preservation which you know there are most politicians ultimately do they may decide that

00:54:52.560 well you know what i don't think this is really constitutional and the best it gives them an out

00:54:56.800 they can still criticize the speech they can criticize the policy but then they can say well do we really

00:55:02.240 want to get into the point of you know uh impeaching former presidents my friend thomas massey the

00:55:07.740 congressman from northern kentucky tweeted out today he said yeah when we start doing it line up i

00:55:12.480 want to do fdr let me have fdr you know it's just a crazy notion but no i think we can i think we

00:55:19.780 get 40 and if i'm lucky maybe we get 43 maybe 45 out of the 48 so we won't get romney he's already

00:55:26.320 said he thinks it's constitutional it ought to be done but there are a couple others that may just

00:55:30.740 choose to criticize the president on the policy but may say it's kind of crazy to impeach an ex-president

00:55:37.280 one last topic i want to talk to you about and that is you know we're hearing from everybody

00:55:41.240 we have to deprogram these trump people uh and and they're also using language that they're domestic

00:55:48.420 terrorists etc and it uh it appears as though i've watched the hearing for the uh head of the

00:55:54.840 department of homeland security he said domestic terrorism is number one on his agenda now i remember

00:56:03.520 the obama years i don't think they're talking about the same kind of domestic terrorism that

00:56:09.520 i would talk about this is one of the problems with the patriot act it can be so easily turned

00:56:15.560 around and used on anybody you're exactly right you're exactly right but here's the good news glenn

00:56:21.580 the good news is the camps that we will be sent to will be run by katie kirk and she has that

00:56:26.680 beautiful smile you will just take your soma glenn it won't hurt so right right you take your soma

00:56:35.440 you'll drift off into uh some sort of opiate sleep and uh they will be program i reprogram you

00:56:42.560 you know so it it it it is funny and that's the way everybody deals with it is it at all a reality

00:56:49.020 that this is a direction that they're seriously going in and i'm not talking about camps what i'm talking

00:56:54.580 about labeling people like you or me as domestic terrorists i know absolutely and i i don't want

00:57:02.140 to treat it just as a joke because the patriot act was no joke and they used it not against terrorists

00:57:07.620 they used it against average ordinary americans in fact not just some average ordinary americans

00:57:12.260 everybody had a cell phone they collected all of our phone calls and then james clapper lied about it

00:57:17.880 and so yes it is very dangerous to see what happens and it's always important to read the details of

00:57:23.920 these because they say well if we're going after terrorists i'm like well yeah i don't like that

00:57:28.140 you know the people who blew up the the courthouse in oklahoma i'm fine with them getting the death

00:57:32.980 penalty i'm fine with them being in jail forever those are bad murderous people you know that is

00:57:37.720 domestic terrorism but if domestic terrorism is you know according to george stephanopoulos i'm sure he

00:57:43.960 thinks i'm a terrorist because i refuse to accept that there was no fraud in the election so if it becomes

00:57:48.800 an ideological test i read something scary yesterday that there are people who want to bring back the

00:57:54.620 ideas of sedition the alien and sedition acts that john adams put forward which basically was putting

00:58:00.100 americans including one congressman in jail for their speech because people say you don't have a

00:58:05.520 right to misinform people but then who becomes the judge of what is misinformation what is true

00:58:10.500 information this is a scary world they're talking about so i don't want to downplay it at all

00:58:15.140 we will have to but the hard part as you know is they're going to point towards some really bad

00:58:20.540 people committed violence so you want to let that happen and we'll have to be able to um be good

00:58:26.500 enough in our response to say no we're talking about speech and who's going to be the arbiter of

00:58:30.500 true speech yeah i mean if you look at the argument between the uh many of the founders during the

00:58:36.300 sedition act they they argued that you could as press they could even lie and make things up they had

00:58:45.000 a right and the government had no place uh in that argument uh at all to try to shut them down i mean

00:58:52.660 they they went as far in their correction of that um as i mean almost to the point of me being kind of

00:59:00.560 uncomfortable uh when you first hear the ideas until you actually really read them freedom of speech means

00:59:07.540 that freedom of speech and it's a platitude but i think it's true that people say the answer for bad

00:59:14.920 speech or disinformation is more speech not less but there's something profound in that statement in

00:59:20.380 the sense that um it's an elitist idea to believe that you know if if if you allow nazis to speak and

00:59:28.640 say hateful thing about people of other races or you allow racists to speak that somehow there aren't

00:59:33.520 enough of us to combat that that somehow we're weak and feeble-minded enough that those ideas will

00:59:38.120 overcome us um i don't think that's true in fact i think america is is more accepting uh um and more

00:59:46.020 integrated in in thought and race than we've ever been whether it's churches or marriage um you know

00:59:54.180 i have people i know you know i don't know the percentages but i know lots of people everywhere

00:59:59.540 around me who are married to people of other races that's a commonplace thing and a good thing 0.99

01:00:04.360 and uh we are we are a country that is not a racist country we are not a country that hates each other

01:00:11.320 i just get so tired of these people saying what terrible place america is when in reality we are

01:00:16.580 better than we have ever been in my lifetime and gosh think of the last 200 years how much better it

01:00:21.920 is to be alive now if you're a person of color or a person of a different faith or if you're a person

01:00:26.840 that is somehow a minority maybe you're even a person who wants to teach your kids at home that's

01:00:31.300 actually even more acceptable for the most part just a person ran paul thank you very much senator

01:00:36.720 from kentucky ran paul we'll be looking forward to your speech today and see how the republicans line

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01:02:27.480 normal lives and you know one mask is not enough i think we all know that now that's don't we i mean

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01:02:40.240 and and if you if you wear a second mask it's just going to be that much better exactly right

01:02:44.860 exactly right you know and we should also keep our teachers safe and keep our schools closed yeah

01:02:50.520 yeah yeah yeah yeah because i it's not really a lot of evidence that shows that it's spreading

01:02:55.860 through schools yeah um certainly in fact the evidence is just the other way uh but um gosh

01:03:02.340 darn it those you know those uh chicago teachers they are not going to take it from the district 0.51

01:03:09.860 officials uh i mean that union is saying we are here to protect the children and the teachers has

01:03:17.300 there ever been a clearer vision of how much teachers unions care about students than this

01:03:23.580 this crisis you've seen over and over again that teachers unions have uh decided to basically not

01:03:30.860 do their jobs uh as as much as possible california and and illinois are probably the worst uh in that

01:03:39.040 now we've seen lots of teachers who do want to do their jobs and really care about their kids but the

01:03:42.700 unions are another story and they've been able to prove that to everyone very clearly over and

01:03:48.820 over and over again they have to make i mean they have to me too but i was already on that road i

01:03:54.160 wonder if people were like you know i love the teachers unions they're great even though i'm not

01:03:58.900 a member well if you remember at the beginning of this there was a lot on the left saying like we

01:04:02.960 shouldn't send kids back to school eventually this science was so clear that even people on the left

01:04:07.940 are now saying okay yeah send them back to school even people like bill de blasio are saying it yeah

01:04:13.120 well good thing we have the teachers union to protect those students

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01:05:43.160 for a limited time hello america and welcome to the glenn beck program our uh our solutions for

01:05:58.020 covid coming up in just a second we have mark meckler on with us mark is the founder and president

01:06:04.220 of the convention of states project which is something that really hasn't been talked about

01:06:09.780 in the last four years i think a lot of people thought oh well donald trump is in office and so

01:06:14.340 it's going to be fixed uh no this is not going to be fixed by anybody uh this has got to be fixed by

01:06:21.480 us uh as individuals as close to home as possible certainly not in uh in washington mark welcome back

01:06:30.420 to the program how are you i'm good it's great to be with you glenn so you know the problems are

01:06:36.260 getting bigger and bigger since we last talked to have the numbers of the states we need 34 states

01:06:42.620 to call a convention 38 to ratify any amendments that would be proposed uh what are our numbers look

01:06:49.320 like for those states that that actually want to uh let's just make some changes yeah it's changed a

01:06:56.900 lot since we last spoke since i was there with you i think we're at six states at that point now 15

01:07:01.680 states out of the 34 on board this year we have 21 states considering i think we're going to look

01:07:07.220 at adding between six and 10 states this year so we'll be well past the halfway mark uh so you you

01:07:13.800 said you had 16 so you'd be 26 and you need 34 um is that feasible here in the next year do you think

01:07:22.200 34 could be feasible i would say in the next two years you have to get enough of the legislatures that

01:07:27.500 are considering it and so and i'm you know like my real goal right now to get to 34 is by 2024 and i

01:07:35.940 say that because we have 31 legislatures that currently have both houses controlled by republicans

01:07:40.920 the republican legislatures of course much more likely to want to take power away from washington dc

01:07:46.500 we have minnesota that's a split house so we just have to flip one house i think we can do that i think

01:07:51.180 virginia is going to flip this year and our activists are engaged in flipping these state houses all over

01:07:55.940 the country so what about the states that are controlled right now by republicans what what's

01:08:01.620 holding them back well unfortunately the number one thing holding them back is is what i would

01:08:06.960 describe sadly as the fringe right and what you have is you have folks from an organization might

01:08:13.040 recognize the name from way back when called the john burke society and they come into these

01:08:17.340 legislatures and they try to scare the legislators and fear cells and what they say is going to have a

01:08:22.820 runaway convention and we're going to lose our constitution and my response to that is are you

01:08:28.380 watching what's going on in washington dc do you think you're living under the original constitution

01:08:32.880 right i fear what's going on in washington dc right now and the marxists who've actually taken 0.99

01:08:37.480 control far more than i fear anything that the citizens could do you know and i i fear that it's not

01:08:43.560 the marxists that are taking control i think the marxists are the uh are the hand that we are

01:08:49.960 supposed to watch and are the enforcing hand uh i think we have the government uh colluding with

01:08:57.120 uh giant corporations now uh and we're living in an oligarchy but maybe no i'm in absolute

01:09:04.120 agreement glenn i think we're seeing something unusual which is we have absolute cooperation

01:09:09.020 based on philosophical alignment between an oligarchy and people who believe in marxism in

01:09:15.380 government so it's a unusual situation to see that voluntary cooperation yeah and it doesn't

01:09:19.940 make sense if if you understand how business works it just doesn't make sense um unless you

01:09:27.040 understand it's a an oligarchy that is up up at the top um so whether the states that are close that

01:09:35.240 our listeners could get involved with to try to pressure the states i would say the states that

01:09:41.220 are immediately in the docks are west virginia is hot north carolina is hot south carolina is hot

01:09:48.320 right now idaho in just in the last few weeks i've been in idaho montana and wisconsin all of

01:09:54.660 those states looking very strong and the reality is wherever they are even in the states that have

01:09:59.500 passed for example in my home state of texas the grassroots are still very active they're active

01:10:03.900 in helping other states they're active in maintaining the resolutions in their own states

01:10:07.700 and they're active in other issues like right now our grassroots across the country all five million

01:10:12.100 are active in in ballot integrity and election reform so mark answer the question seriously

01:10:18.940 because it is something that i heard a lot and concerned me a great deal until i talked to you

01:10:25.620 answer the question about a runaway convention where we lose our rights and we lose our our bill of

01:10:33.500 rights sure there's a couple answers i'm going to start with the end answer and the simplest one which is

01:10:38.880 a convention is only a suggesting meeting in other words people are going to come out of there with

01:10:43.060 suggestions and they're going to send those suggestions out to the states for ratification

01:10:46.860 it takes 38 states to ratify that's the highest bar in the entire system of american governance

01:10:52.520 very difficult to reach and that means only 13 states can stop anything so i'm going to posit the

01:10:57.320 one that i hear most often glenn which is we're going to lose our second amendment it takes only 13 states

01:11:02.300 to not ratify not ratifying means they simply don't take it up i can tell you in 24 states in the

01:11:08.540 united states of america you can carry a handgun into the capitals i do all the time i'm armed

01:11:13.080 everywhere i can be in 15 states you can actually sling an ar across your back and sit in the gallery

01:11:17.700 not something that i do but the idea that those states are somehow going to ratify the repeal of

01:11:22.880 the second amendment it's absurd and ridiculous and i'll make the same offer to your listeners i always

01:11:26.940 make my personal email and meckler at cosaction.com if you believe in the runaway convention myth

01:11:32.900 send me the amendment you believe would be ratified by 38 states in the list of 38 states i've made that

01:11:38.520 offer to millions of people i've never received an email um you you talk about a fork in a road that

01:11:45.660 we're that we're at and i i think you're absolutely right you say the first the first the first turn is

01:11:55.020 the country comes apart secession civil war violence um because we we we can't physically divide

01:12:04.560 as much as i wish we could just say hey california live the way you want to live um but that's really

01:12:10.600 the second one um which is we go back to the way we were where states have great powers to do whatever

01:12:18.100 they want and they can live whatever they want but i'm not i i don't have to pay for california's

01:12:24.860 mistakes and i don't have to live that way in texas we can just divide by you know almost natural

01:12:32.440 selection if you will people just congregate with like-minded people um but i don't think that's

01:12:38.280 gonna happen either you say look i think we're at a fork in the road as you described i call it the

01:12:43.900 great decoupling it's taking place in america and i think it's inevitable it's unstoppable you know

01:12:48.880 culturally we're dividing politically we're dividing uh we're dividing commercially we're starting

01:12:53.600 to do business with different firms and different ways of doing business i think that's going to

01:12:58.320 continue and i don't think it's bad one way you said that we decouple is the session i don't see

01:13:03.060 how that happens without violence and destruction correct and the loss of our place in the world

01:13:07.180 in 1787 the founders are facing a dangerous world not just great britain but france and spain

01:13:13.440 potential worldwide enemies that would have loved to have taken over the colonies they understood that

01:13:18.320 they needed to unite they actually didn't like each other this is something that we mistake when we

01:13:22.740 look back at the colonies we think they were so united they united against a greater common foe but

01:13:27.460 they didn't trust each other there was sectarian christianity was one of the main things that

01:13:31.460 divided them trade diverse loyalties we've never actually really been unified in the way people

01:13:37.980 think as a country the south is different than the north the east is different than the west there's

01:13:42.620 actually a lot of disdain out there between the parts of the country it's okay in fact our founding

01:13:48.680 form of government came out of that federalism is a government designed for people who don't like each

01:13:53.420 other that much don't really get along but know that they have to be united around a certain set

01:13:58.920 of things otherwise they're going to be too weak in the world that's the beginning and we need to go

01:14:04.040 back to the beginning and the tool that takes us back there is a convention of states we take the power

01:14:08.680 away from the federal government we give it back to the people in the states we let california be

01:14:12.920 california and texas be texas so what are the one thing that they the states that are joining

01:14:18.480 what is it they're looking to change is there a common thread that all of them are saying yeah

01:14:24.480 we're gonna we really think we should propose this there are three common threads and this is what

01:14:30.700 the convention is designed to address one is anything that would put the government's fiscal

01:14:35.960 house in order that would limit the fiscal power of washington dc so that would include things that

01:14:40.660 people would be most familiar with like a balanced budget amendment being imposed most of the states have

01:14:45.240 them they're not all healthy because of them but they do better because of them uh it would be also

01:14:50.080 things like spending and taxation limitations could be imposed under that the second is term limits

01:14:54.920 and both of these are 85 percent issues 85 percent of the american public regardless of party are in

01:15:00.080 favor of term limits and i would argue not just for congress glenn but also for the judiciary

01:15:04.500 also for staffers and bureaucrats this is how we clean out the deep state and then the last thing is

01:15:09.960 anything that would limit the scope and the power or the jurisdiction of the federal government

01:15:13.720 a lot of our problems came out of the reinterpretation of the commerce clause there's no

01:15:18.560 authority in the constitution for the department of education energy the epa the usda the fda all

01:15:25.260 these agencies come from supreme court quote-unquote interpretations that gave this power to the federal

01:15:30.980 government and the founders told us themselves if the supreme court's out of control hold a convention

01:15:35.700 propose amendments and restrain the supreme court and overturn those things so those are the things

01:15:40.380 that we're finding that the states have wide agreement about you know i've been pushing for almost a

01:15:46.420 sanctuary state kind of attitude until we get to a convention of states to where the the states

01:15:56.880 that are in conservative hands and want to conserve the bill of rights anytime the federal government

01:16:04.540 is doing something that it doesn't have the right to do we're a sanctuary state for the bill of rights

01:16:11.120 we're not going to do that we're just not but that's going to cost these states an awful lot of money

01:16:19.360 if they decide to not participate you're going to see banking uh big business uh and the federal

01:16:28.300 government attack these states and try to just put them out of business and make it economically really

01:16:36.300 painful for them do the states even have a chance to to stand against what we have going on now

01:16:45.040 i think they do and by the way i'm in favor of that i've talked to our mutual friend daniel

01:16:50.020 horowitz a lot about this our grassroots are in favor of that it's not an easy road we've never had

01:16:56.140 an easy road to hoe those of us who love and fight for freedom it is doable i think there's there's a 0.59

01:17:02.040 commercial aspect to you've discussed the oligarchy and the government and their alignment part of this

01:17:07.280 is an is an oligarchical problem and what i mean by that is we are beholden now you and i and all

01:17:13.140 conservatives to commercial interests that don't like us that want to shut us down we've seen this

01:17:17.000 obviously with parlor and others being scraped from the web and so i'm in the process of building

01:17:23.100 something called the stack we need as conservatives everything that we need to operate in a digital

01:17:28.860 world from the cloud to the ground everything in in between that would include conservative banks

01:17:33.880 conservative web hosting conservative email services if we don't have that ultimately all of us will be

01:17:40.560 controlled and erased from the digital world this is fantastic tell me you have some big backers on this

01:17:49.000 i do there there are uh billionaires across the country that are very interested this in this and

01:17:54.960 we are in early stage planning because this has really been motivated i've been saying this for

01:17:58.900 years but it's really been motivated by what happened to parlor uh and so i'm talking to the

01:18:03.360 folks behind parlor and a lot of other people big money folks and technologists on the right who want

01:18:08.740 to make this happen who believe it has has to happen we're currently working on the email services

01:18:13.360 provider the uh customer resource management what's called commonly called crm we're working on banking

01:18:19.900 right now i have a bank arranged we're working on merchant account providers so people can take

01:18:24.120 credit cards all of it is in the works currently good we we must have that i'm very concerned about

01:18:29.920 the banks uh and i think that's going to start happening soon mark keep us up to speed on both of

01:18:35.100 these things will you absolutely it's my pleasure thank you uh that's uh mark meckler he is uh with the

01:18:42.120 convention of states and you can follow him and uh contact him convention of states.com follow him

01:18:49.460 on twitter at mark meckler hey what do you use for headphones when you have them i mean usually my

01:18:59.480 kids have mine and uh and quite honestly they look ridiculous uh with the with the white sticks you

01:19:06.160 know yeah hanging out i hate that if you're if you've got ipods i hate that it just looks

01:19:11.560 ridiculous the good thing is they don't fall on the floor and then you step on them uh no that

01:19:15.600 happens all the time oh it does yeah it does they don't fit they're uncomfortable they should come

01:19:20.040 up with headphones that kind of fit flat to the ear so they're not like dangling below and look stupid

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01:20:05.440 this is great oh no this is great um what if moms got paid for all the work they did 1.00

01:20:19.680 you know what i'm saying it's called the marshall plan for moms and uh biden is considering this

01:20:29.540 it's uh it's 2400 a month for moms because you know they work weekends they work overnights they 1.00

01:20:38.780 work 24 7 dads don't don't work weekends or overnights nope nope nope they're men

01:20:45.500 they're men they come home they have that poor woman pour them a beer you know if they don't 0.99

01:20:53.960 have a remote control that's what she's having to do not only birthing babies but you know taking 1.00

01:20:59.960 care of the babies and then also having to switch the tv because that bastard because he's white 1.00

01:21:05.520 doesn't have a remote control or maybe he does and he just doesn't want to show her and moving

01:21:09.440 your thumb that much is really it's it's more work than people realize it's not remote control you're

01:21:15.040 still moving your thumb right exactly remote control would be would automatically do it when

01:21:20.480 i think about it right now there's something else now going uh through uh congress uh yesterday um

01:21:27.720 andy biggs a republican probably a racist from arizona introduced a bill that would bar the federal

01:21:36.540 government from collecting information to identify who's received a covet 19 vaccine

01:21:41.980 um because he says you shouldn't have to show papers you know if you're going someplace yeah i

01:21:50.880 will say being on the other side of this it's a it's a tough one because both of us have had it

01:21:56.220 right why am i wearing a mask right now i can't give it to anybody i can't get it i'm doing it for show

01:22:03.880 right why am i why are concerts and tightly crowded bars where people are sneezing on me

01:22:09.700 not open to me i already had to deal with this nonsense yeah so did i but uh i don't want to have to

01:22:16.520 show papers that i could get in or travel or anything else i'm i'm i'm actually with the bigs bill

01:22:23.160 let's not turn into the papers please so that all the people who have absolutely no reason to

01:22:28.640 participate in these restrictions can continue to do it it sounds great i love it i know i'm living

01:22:34.120 it right now and i freaking love it wow wow no more power to the government well no of course not

01:22:41.760 they're controlling you already

01:22:44.240 mask slippage

01:22:50.320 that's a big problem today mask slippage amen right you've seen that it is uh now being

01:23:00.860 it's now being questioned uh you know by some of the greatest minds around the new york times science

01:23:09.680 writer james gorman uh said maybe male noses are just too big they can't accommodate these masks

01:23:17.540 because it's only men that are having that mask slippage where it just comes underneath your nose

01:23:25.280 and uh boy is he not is he not correct on that one uh and and also this comparison

01:23:31.680 mask slippage akin to mansplaining

01:23:36.960 mansplaining or man spreading uh mansplaining and man spreading oh my gosh both both of those

01:23:43.820 both the two most evil things in the universe oh yeah yeah yeah it's a it's not a left or right

01:23:48.440 thing it's a uh white male thing so amen we've got the solution for uh masks uh uh slippage

01:23:56.440 uh coming up in uh in just a second don't miss it we begin final hour 60 seconds

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01:26:44.680 all right fauci has come out on double masking and i think this is as a public service

01:26:56.920 we need you to hear this listen a lot of folks uh are hearing now about double masking wearing two

01:27:03.820 masks or trying to get one of those n95 medical grade masks do you believe that that's

01:27:09.820 you know it it likely does because i mean this is a physical covering right to prevent uh droplets

01:27:18.200 and virus to get in so if you have a physical covering with one layer you put another layer

01:27:24.260 on it just makes common sense that it likely would be more effective and that's the reason why you see

01:27:29.360 people either double masking or doing a version of an n95 right i mean he's somewhat just the obvious

01:27:36.180 right i mean but i i do think it's important that we take these steps i see you're wearing a mask

01:27:40.520 well i'm wearing a mask but i i wanted to wear two masks oh yeah we should probably wear two as

01:27:44.840 we broadcast now what i really like about uh the masks that i got i i have the hayplex global ear

01:27:51.780 loop disposable face mask that you're going to get in most places pretty nice um but uh what's nice

01:27:56.840 is it comes with this uh certificate of safety it's been inspected by the communist party of china

01:28:04.220 oh good so that means it's safe it's got that red star on it so it's uh so glad i'm not a scientist

01:28:09.660 i know you're a doctor i'm a doctor can i ask you a question as a doctor sure you're a patient or

01:28:14.700 just a concerned citizen you're not a doctor so it's not a doctor to doctor conversation it's all

01:28:19.840 dumb it down yes yeah i'll done my answer so dr fauci said two masks would improve things

01:28:25.140 sure sure i mean i just gotta ask wouldn't three improve it more well um i mean the science is pretty

01:28:32.880 clear four would even be better and let me just put on now i got four mask on and uh it's really

01:28:40.400 it's three four is really four is the right number oh no no no no no not the right number you just asked

01:28:46.420 if it was better oh right right so four is good like it would be fun yeah i would say i would say

01:28:51.840 10 10 and we have four five six seven eight nine ten i think 10 10 at a time 10 masks are even better

01:29:04.140 now i am wearing 10 masks and my ears are collapsed there we go okay so now you can see it's not

01:29:12.280 comfortable on the ears but i am perfectly safe from any kind of spittle spittle or anything like

01:29:23.900 that now i like it you have 10 on okay oh yeah it's very hard to get on your ears you have to have

01:29:29.120 big dumbo ears they don't support i have structural failings going on with my 10 masks um may i suggest

01:29:37.940 if you have a neighbor or a friend with a nail gun you just uh put a couple of nails right behind

01:29:45.680 your ears not all the way in that would be madness but you can't get them i can't get you shouldn't

01:29:52.680 leave your house if you can't get 10 on your face you shouldn't leave your house can i go with just my

01:29:56.760 hands on the side of my head well it's not quite as good but i guess you could uh now i'm putting on

01:30:03.180 an extra i'm putting on 11 uh uh 11 11 masks uh which i think is even better of course much better

01:30:13.120 than two is it better than is 11 masks that much better than 10 masks uh well no no no i mean it is

01:30:19.940 yeah i mean obviously it is better if you could put that on um uh but 10 is really the place where

01:30:26.480 your your ears start to collapse because you're now you're not a doctor i am um but uh what's the

01:30:34.920 no actual bone in your ear dr feck what is the sweet spot for the number of masks well if i could

01:30:42.300 i would like to recommend i have 25 masks here 25 masks i have 25 masks and if you just want 25 masks

01:30:51.940 over your face but like my nose is breaking my nose is my nose was broken a long time ago

01:31:01.160 okay so uh you know it doesn't mine's kind of mushy as it is i can't i'm having problems breathing

01:31:10.260 through the 25 yes well that is a problem you could suffocate from the 25 mask okay but i would

01:31:19.860 tell you that if you do suffocate from the 25 mask i'm just gonna take a second to breathe here

01:31:28.920 you're you seem to be fading you as a doctor write down that you did die of covid

01:31:36.860 because you suffocate well i guess you wouldn't be you wouldn't be wearing the 25 masks if it wasn't

01:31:43.160 for covid now so technically it is a covid death here's the difference uh steve has his mask

01:31:49.060 uh on his hands that he has tried to just uh hold on his face i uh have them on my ears and that's

01:32:00.300 why i am perfectly safe from any droplets that might come my way from steve even though steve has had covid

01:32:09.220 and i have had covid i have to i hate to bring this up but your eyes are not protected at all

01:32:16.760 right now i could see your eyes well i think it might be smart to take half the masks and take

01:32:22.900 half the masks and put those over your eyes like so well see this is why you're not a doctor okay

01:32:30.960 i think i'm still getting the protection of 12 or 13 masks on my mouth well that's not 25 is it

01:32:38.940 it's not 25 is it i i can't i can't see you well i'm not i'm i'm not giving sign language i'm talking

01:32:47.480 to you very clearly but i can't understand you because of all the masks well uh for those of you

01:32:55.340 who are doctors let me just say that uh i am a doctor of humanity which uh you know allows me to

01:33:04.260 create or treat any human condition i don't think that's true and uh let me just say that i believe

01:33:13.820 if the uh recommended number of masks on your face is 25 oh that would be the safest

01:33:22.760 that i think you could i think i might pass out you do look like you're about to pass out

01:33:30.740 the things we do for you every day every day we come in and we put our own bodies at risk

01:33:47.120 for you uh for science man are we going to get an award for that no science magazine going to write

01:33:55.980 that up no they might might not be so flattering but they might would not say it's impossible

01:34:04.840 i don't know i just i just feel like we need to know what the the correct number of masks are

01:34:09.620 because i mean obviously two is better than one to protect you three would be better than two four

01:34:15.540 would be better than three what is the is there any point that we stop this process uh only what

01:34:21.860 your ears can can hold and ears can only hold about eight or nine masks mine held 11 11 seemed

01:34:29.220 to be the breaking point then i had to actually hold them onto my ears because i feel like if you

01:34:33.780 the best thing what you need to do is basically come up with a band that goes behind the head

01:34:37.060 because they have some of those like the n95 masks that i have have the strap that goes behind the head

01:34:42.180 and it has two straps so what are we doing why can we i mean look this is such a i apologize look

01:34:51.440 why i'm in the radio hall of fame but my staff isn't no okay they they didn't they they brought

01:34:57.140 these stupid masks tomorrow can we do this right please i would like the masks that go all the way 0.75

01:35:03.060 around your head and i would like to see if we can get a hundred on because that would be safe that

01:35:08.740 would be better than 99 it would be 100 times better each one is a wow really i didn't know that's

01:35:14.940 how it worked it's just a linear process that's exactly how it works a hundred times better wow

01:35:22.120 you are a doctor well i'm a scientist more than a doctor okay you know which requires all kinds of

01:35:29.480 math so again so you think the you want the masks that go behind the head and our n95 masks or you

01:35:36.300 want you are you okay with surgicals well i think surgicals would be okay n95 if you could get

01:35:43.000 a hundred ninety fives you'd be a hundred percent better

01:35:49.300 you're no that's the way it works no it but here uh good god man it will bankrupt the company

01:35:57.220 195 it's like talking it is like seriously it's like talking to an aunt when i'm talking to you

01:36:04.740 about science and i feel like we try to put a hundred of these things on our head we're gonna

01:36:08.480 have like cone heads afterward it's gonna well it's gonna squeeze you're not willing to you're

01:36:13.300 not willing to sacrifice for you left your eyes totally unprotected during that experiment what who

01:36:18.480 knows what is what entered your eyes or your ear holes your your ear holes must be protected too you

01:36:25.800 know all right now that the amateur has stopped talking let me tell you a little bit about life

01:36:34.200 a life lock can we keep these i suggest that you put them back on um what if we got 40 different

01:36:43.520 flavors of crazy on uh our plates every day you know what i mean what if what if there were just

01:36:49.800 like 40 things on our plates that were nuts i know i know it's kind of like joe biden saying i'm gonna do

01:36:56.160 a hundred million uh vaccinations uh you know in a hundred days much better than donald trump well

01:37:02.340 that's what he was doing in fact uh the day you were inaugurated we were up to 1.6 well so what

01:37:08.540 has he done he's revised that he's revised that and it's a hundred percent better and you know what

01:37:16.980 he's doing now he's got 1.5 million vaccinations a day that's his goal wow well we did 1.6 though

01:37:24.780 on inauguration day yeah but it's better than you know one which he was just saying last week he's

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01:38:38.540 oh yeah okay so davos can we talk davos without a mask stew can we do that uh davos is where the

01:39:03.220 regular people go uh of course yeah every year yep i have a i have a condo there do you yep uh well

01:39:10.480 it's a villa a nice villa there on the hill you know what i'm saying overlooking yeah and right there

01:39:17.000 in davos in davos yeah yeah it's in davos in downtown well it's uptown it's it's there it's in davos i know

01:39:25.660 where you're talking about i've been there sure sure uh so uh the world economic forum uh in davos

01:39:32.580 uh it's a corporate coalition for workplace racial justice uh that's what the that's what that's

01:39:39.860 what's happening there uh according to the world economic forum corporate coalition for workplace

01:39:47.400 racial justice now i don't know about you but i want coca-cola serving me racial justice you know

01:39:56.740 oh i love it that's i mean they first they taught the world to sing yeah you know what i mean you

01:40:02.360 tell me to sing well you know one of the things if we remember it was i believe pepsi who were able

01:40:07.620 to get kendall jenner to bridge the gap between police officers uh oh i remember that moment that

01:40:13.780 was a special tense sure sure because everyone was like wait a minute the cops are going to kill

01:40:18.440 all the innocent black people again yeah yeah and then kendall jenner came in and said hey 1.00

01:40:21.740 drink this beverage and then all the racial strife went away for a time yeah it just we didn't drink

01:40:27.480 enough pepsi well um let me just say the uh the great reset yesterday on day one of the economic

01:40:37.840 forum world economic forums uh corporate coalition for workplace racial justice great reset lecture

01:40:45.660 uh 48 multinational corporations have signed on to the initiative including coca-cola general motors

01:40:53.700 and mastercard so and this is really good because what i really like about this i mean i think the guy

01:41:01.960 uh you know from coca-cola said it best when he's talking about the new social

01:41:07.660 contract contract business leaders need to shape an economy that works equally for everybody that

01:41:14.840 means fostering greater racial equity and justice including representation among executives the u.s

01:41:22.060 especially has got a long way to go on that score amen coca-cola i'm glad coke is reminding us of that

01:41:29.320 yeah yeah uh and he said the coca-cola company um it can influence the entire ecosystem

01:41:37.100 around them because you don't have to do business with every company that comes along so maybe your

01:41:42.720 company is getting coke but you know maybe maybe you shouldn't be getting coke because you're not

01:41:48.240 really into the equity of the new system and it's great to have that kind of thinking sitting right

01:41:55.620 next to mastercard uh and karns vice chairman of mastercard said we have to require responsible

01:42:03.040 stewardship of our shared resources and the climate agenda should be part of all corporate governance

01:42:09.580 so why go through the government when the government can partner with these private companies and they're

01:42:18.640 not held to any standard they can just do it you know you know mm-hmm yeah i love this this is a good

01:42:26.380 way to go well they um they were listening to uh president uh uh zi zingping oh yesterday good

01:42:35.100 good you know from china was there any criticism of china i know usually when chinese get criticized

01:42:40.340 no we wind up uh the entire media unites to defend china yeah uh it's odd yeah he says we need a great

01:42:48.860 reset of relations between all the global powers a great what a great reset oh yeah i've heard that term

01:42:54.140 before are they saying anything about building back in a different way or build back better is

01:42:59.060 what he was really yeah they're improving the way that they're building back which is the way people

01:43:03.160 talk people i can't tell you how many times before let's say 2020 that i heard the phrase build back

01:43:08.980 better people just it just rolls off the tongue it makes sense to everyone who hears it immediately yeah

01:43:14.620 it's just an easy phrase and it's just something that people say all the time well it's why it's why

01:43:19.360 the president of france used it for his re-election and uh and uh and uh the uh prime minister of

01:43:25.900 england using it now build back better i mean it just it works china using build back better um it just

01:43:32.180 it swept the globe because it's just so it just makes sense you know what i mean it's like the snowman

01:43:40.220 and frozen said you know cold and hot put them together it just makes sense this is the glenbeck

01:43:48.640 program and he'll be a happy snowman in summer so janet yellen now is at the wheel of your financial

01:43:55.500 future but don't worry she's got some great reset partners uh she's got some people from black rock

01:44:01.820 um and black rock was there in a big way uh yesterday in davos and it's wonderful so now that

01:44:08.560 you have yeah you know you have her uh she said she's going to go big on money printing for the 0.86

01:44:14.360 stimulus which i think is fantastic uh or not if it was opposite day it would be great um but on opposite

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01:45:33.080 blaze tv another great great wednesday night special you're not going to want to miss um in fact the

01:45:39.420 next uh three of them i think are really really good and heavy hitting and delving into what's really

01:45:47.120 going on today in hour number one we we started a conversation um and it's really based on something

01:45:56.520 that i read on american greatness uh clarity in trump's wake the united states of america is now

01:46:04.120 a classic oligarchy uh clarity that brought to our situation by recognizing this fact is its only virtue

01:46:12.220 and i want to get the author on and talk about it some more and we're gonna we're gonna delve into

01:46:18.580 this this idea but that is what truly makes sense is that we're in an oligarch society now and an

01:46:27.460 oligarch is what russia has it's really what china has as long as you play ball with the state and you're 0.88

01:46:35.340 in with the right people you're fine and you're going to make all kinds of money and the people at the

01:46:41.940 top get richer and richer and richer and richer and they keep the door closed from anybody who is

01:46:48.820 possibly going to take that power away um that's one reason why donald trump uh was on the way out

01:46:55.460 because donald trump could not he wasn't going to play that game and if the people know that game is

01:47:03.820 being played globally they'll want nothing to do with it because they will figure out quickly

01:47:09.080 they're not going to get the benefit it's the it's the ruling class that will get it and it's called a

01:47:17.380 public private partnership here in america and that that public is the government and private are these

01:47:25.240 giant corporations and that's what the great reset is all about yesterday in davos was day one

01:47:32.720 of the world economic forums uh coalition to bring along the great reset and yesterday was the

01:47:42.220 corporate coalition for workplace racial justice 48 multinational corporations including coca-cola

01:47:49.900 general motors and mastercard signed this pledge and what this pledge is is that they are going to

01:47:57.240 now listen to this align all hiring staffing all promotional executive teams and marketing initiatives

01:48:07.640 to racial equality and justice programs

01:48:11.840 hmm these companies also pledge to lead a jobs reset summit annually to ensure ongoing racial justice

01:48:23.440 in the workplace so if you work at some of these companies congratulations you get to sit through more

01:48:29.020 lectures on about uh how you're a racist um now let me ask you a couple of questions stew you're sitting

01:48:36.920 on the you're sitting as a shareholder of coca-cola coca-cola is a universally loved product right

01:48:46.640 it's everywhere in the world and what does it really stand for delicious beverages and if anything you

01:48:55.780 know in america america it's like american you know tradition correct so it's traditional america

01:49:03.020 and i don't mean that in any sort of racist way just the the heritage if you will of america born here

01:49:10.480 in america uh and it's just a good drink that everybody doesn't think about they know exactly

01:49:17.980 what it is and you can make people want it more i guess by you know having those commercials with

01:49:25.340 the fizz in it and it just looks really good on a hot day um but why as a stockholder if you owned

01:49:33.440 shares of coca-cola would you have a problem that the company has just pledged all marketing initiatives

01:49:43.300 to be pointed for racial equality and justice

01:49:47.620 i mean does that sound like a good move for coca-cola should focus on coca-cola flavors yeah right

01:49:58.920 new come up with a new i want a new coke i want coke zero mixed with something

01:50:03.380 new that's what they should be thinking about not thinking about it's not coca-cola's job to solve

01:50:08.700 racial injustice well if i look at how popular this has been with other brands you know when they

01:50:14.740 really start to lecture the you know people like you know the nba or or major league baseball

01:50:21.240 it's been very popular it's worked out even for the nfl which is probably the least of the least

01:50:26.860 offensive probably of the group but i mean you'd still say that you know half of the audience it

01:50:32.220 drives them nuts you know you're putting a giant barrier you're making it difficult for them to

01:50:37.360 like your product correct now many people will still watch right many people will still drink

01:50:42.520 coca-cola but like you are intentionally putting something in front of of their enjoyment of the

01:50:51.300 product and you would say well racism is more important than your enjoyment of soda which of

01:50:55.460 course is absolutely true but what they are promoting is not martin luther king's version

01:51:03.320 of racism and that is what's this is i think one of our biggest goals over the next four to ten years

01:51:10.940 is to make sure everybody in these companies know and every every conservative knows i mean conservatives

01:51:19.860 because they don't know this yet that there is a massive separation in between racism and what

01:51:26.300 is called anti-racism big what's the difference stew well for example uh anti-racism and we'll focus

01:51:33.420 on ibram kendi who wrote the book how to be an anti-racist and also the book anti-racist baby

01:51:38.120 which is available by the way at target if you'd like to go get it right now oh and another giant

01:51:43.740 global corporation yeah and uh and foundationally uh ibram kendi argues in in in the book for

01:51:50.960 discrimination he says that we should be discriminating against groups now uh the only solution for past

01:51:58.880 discrimination is present discrimination the only solution for present discrimination is future

01:52:04.000 discrimination you have someone who's literally advocating for discrimination against groups yeah but

01:52:09.980 i'm sure he says for x amount of time or until this happens right surely he'll tell you when this

01:52:16.360 all evened out and everything should go back to normal okay but that being said there's never an

01:52:20.360 argument for discrimination under martin luther king's version of racism never in fact we've all brought

01:52:27.120 our kids up to understand racism in a way where this idea of being colorblind which is now just mocked

01:52:34.320 by the left the idea of being colorblind is a crazy idea uh on the left but not necessarily focusing on

01:52:40.940 race in your everyday um uh job in your everyday life in your inner everyday interactions because race

01:52:48.600 isn't important that is what we all grew up trying to understand and execute and now that we've started

01:52:56.560 to do that successfully the racial attack no longer exists so they've changed what racism is

01:53:04.100 to say now what it means is if you're not discriminating against white people or rich people or men or

01:53:12.980 whatever group is the oppressor in this structure then you're a bad person and you are essentially a

01:53:18.780 racist so that that separation because these companies go to the uh the uh the white for the rob

01:53:26.600 robin d'angelo right white fragility and she comes in she takes her fifty thousand dollar speaking fee 1.00

01:53:31.980 and teaches the company that this is what racism is and so they adopt these things because in reality

01:53:37.740 it's a dumb company and they don't actually care about any of this they want to act as if they are

01:53:44.100 uh doing the right thing and they can check these boxes and then they go down these roads because i will

01:53:49.800 say a lot of people some people do not do know do know the difference but a lot of people don't

01:53:53.860 you know to the point of like when um you know you have a situation like my wife on instagram she's 1.00

01:54:00.980 at uh lisa page made me do it and she was kind of just doing a little video where she the anti-racist

01:54:06.940 baby book was there and she covered it up with another book because she was just making the point

01:54:11.720 that ibram kendi should not be teaching your babies at and you should not be able to buy that book at 0.99

01:54:16.660 target probably um considering buying conservative books at target is not an easy task

01:54:21.300 and uh when she did that the reaction by the people who were attacking her was largely

01:54:27.220 hey um i can't believe this white woman doesn't even imagine being so offended that you're um 1.00

01:54:35.720 uh that your kid might not be a racist that you have to hide a book uh because they don't even

01:54:42.500 understand the difference between this left-wing nut job ideology all of this wokeness times 10 crap

01:54:51.240 that everyone has to deal with now is now being promoted as just the opposite of racism which

01:54:56.560 it is not it actually is racism racism is built into the book written into the book discrimination

01:55:01.920 is in the book by race and now these companies are advocating racism and glenn to to take it to

01:55:09.460 another step here this is why the california constitution has things like well we used to say

01:55:15.320 we we're not going to discriminate based on race and creed and sex and gender and all those things

01:55:20.040 now they took that out because to execute this philosophy they have to discriminate on race

01:55:27.040 so they took it out of the constitution so tell me do you think that it's coca-cola saying

01:55:35.500 we're stupid we don't know what this is or we don't want the backlash from the left yes and yes and 0.65

01:55:45.200 there's more uh-huh um because when you're over in davos and you are looking to uh put together a

01:55:55.780 corporate coalition for workplace racial justice and they're explaining to you at the world economic forum

01:56:03.880 this this new world order that is coming this new great reset where corporations are going to be

01:56:13.220 partnered with this global entity and your your governments wouldn't it make sense to you if i said

01:56:23.500 yeah we're only doing that because if we don't we will probably only be able to sell coca-cola in america

01:56:31.160 maybe for a limited time but then if we don't jump on this bandwagon we're going to start losing

01:56:38.180 all of these companies or all these countries because they're part of the great reset and if

01:56:44.480 we're not part of the great reset we won't be able to do business we won't be able to get banking we

01:56:50.520 won't be able to sell our product around the world so the choice is yeah we take a hit in america for a

01:56:56.440 while because people are upset about it but we win in the long run because and those other markets are

01:57:03.200 so much more powerful now yep and just just as coca-cola knows the first time around being on the

01:57:11.340 boat and the first on the boat is so much more profitable than being second or third or fifth

01:57:19.940 on the boat and in this case you may not survive if you're third in the boat

01:57:25.720 more on this and the great reset as we continue this year it is really a big theme on this program

01:57:36.680 that everybody needs to understand and it is not a conspiracy theory it is a conspiracy but it's a

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01:59:09.120 you know what's really uh interesting is uh stew is right about the build back better i mean it just

01:59:19.640 rolls off the tongue i mean when i saw that as joe biden's campaign slogan i thought why didn't i think

01:59:25.740 of that build back better you know it's just something that everybody says already so build

01:59:31.260 back better yeah i mean it's just it's bad well uh it's almost like it was translated out of another

01:59:40.300 language it does sound like that and that's exactly what it was and here are the world leaders

01:59:45.700 and their build back better montage it's a very pertinent question to ask how do we build back

01:59:52.640 tony blair to build back better or whatever we have a chance to reset the clock and build back

01:59:58.580 better than before to build back better than before remember the the terrible damage of covid

02:00:04.840 as we try to build back from this uh global pandemic joe biden calls it build back better

02:00:11.180 build back better building back better to do things differently to build back better

02:00:19.440 we're going to build it back better and build it back better my plan to build back better

02:00:27.540 uh start taking all the problems that have been created in education and mental health and start to

02:00:34.220 to build back in a positive way i have launched a booklet called build back better britain after

02:00:42.580 the coronavirus it's about building this country back better growing conspiracy following it it is

02:00:51.720 called the great reset unprecedented opportunity to rethink and reset the ways in which we live

02:00:59.960 the great opportunity for reset the theory even calls mr biden's campaign slogan build back better

02:01:07.920 a front for the conspiracy build back better building back better our economy build back better

02:01:17.620 you know i love this uh and it's it's super super wonderful um and at davos yesterday um this is what

02:01:27.840 one of the global leaders um uh said in fact a guy worth eight billion dollars himself here's what he said

02:01:36.000 about capitalism capitalism as we know it is dead this obsession that we have had with maximizing profits

02:01:43.660 for shareholders alone has led to incredible inequality and a planetary emergency so capitalism

02:01:49.980 is dead and we are going to build back better more on this on tomorrow's episode thank you so much

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