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00:02:25.520 Did you know that yesterday, the Texas flag landed on the moon?

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00:04:14.000 Let me start with something I read on The Blaze today.

00:04:22.240 It's the Kroger checkout aisle.

00:04:25.960 The woman in front of me has tried three different credit cards so far, and none of them have gone through.

00:04:31.660 A few aisles away, a baby cries until her mom places an iPad in front of her,

00:04:36.700 and she descends lazily into the virtual world where she'll probably live most of her life.

00:04:44.540 I'm inspecting the quality of everything in my cart, seeing if there's anything I could negotiate a discount for

00:04:51.580 while rethinking that bottle of kombucha I grabbed.

00:04:56.340 And do I really need that?

00:04:59.380 The woman bagging my groceries appears to be old enough to have comfortably retired by now,

00:05:05.340 but instead she's trying to lift my 12-pack of toilet paper into my cart while I stop her and tell her I can handle that.

00:05:14.140 Maybe I've just been too wrapped up in my own head to really take stock of the sincere moment of connection at the grocery store entrance.

00:05:25.960 It was just a brief blur of humanity in an increasingly disconnected world.

00:05:30.980 When she tells me the total, the cashier gives me a sympathetic look.

00:05:37.200 It adds up fast now, huh?

00:05:39.520 I give her a weak chuckle.

00:05:41.400 Yeah.

00:05:42.220 Yeah, sure does.

00:05:45.340 Neither of us say, thanks, Biden.

00:05:48.520 But somehow we both know that we're thinking it, and our smiles just widen a bit.

00:05:55.080 In the parking lot, there's a man on a speakerphone with somebody he's very angry with.

00:05:59.720 He's shouting profanities into the phone, dropping N-words like he's J. Cole.

00:06:04.540 I know he sees me loading my groceries into the back of my Kia Soul right next to him.

00:06:10.060 We made eye contact when he yelled into his iPhone about being disrespected.

00:06:17.900 It's one of the most beautiful Texas afternoons I've seen in a long time.

00:06:21.920 There is not one, I mean literally, not one single cloud in the sky.

00:06:27.220 The air has maintained the lingering crispness of a colder temperature as the sun melts the winter away.

00:06:36.380 Somebody cuts me off on the way out of the parking lot, and I realize I can't blame Biden for that.

00:06:41.200 I used to think that the universal test of your humanity was whether or not you put your shopping cart back into its designated parking spot.

00:06:52.020 But I think the bar is significantly lower now.

00:06:55.440 The new test is if you can handle grocery shopping without cussing somebody out.

00:07:04.740 I'm not angry because I'm still thinking about the old man I passed at the Kroger entrance.

00:07:09.560 He was wearing a hat that I believe said he was a veteran from the Korean War.

00:07:13.580 He stopped a young man whose job it was to pick up the carts that were scattered haphazardly around the parking lot and return them to the store.

00:07:23.740 The old man shook the young man's hand and said something that sounded like,

00:07:28.540 You're doing good work.

00:07:30.800 I thought maybe he knew the young man.

00:07:33.940 Maybe it's a neighbor that works at Kroger.

00:07:37.580 Or maybe these men were neighbors, too.

00:07:40.460 I don't know.

00:07:42.020 It's not a big town.

00:07:44.960 Or maybe he didn't know him.

00:07:47.400 Maybe I had misinterpreted the whole scene in my usual distracted rush to get my groceries without collapsing in despair about the price of garlic.

00:07:56.200 Maybe I'd been too wrapped up in my own head to really take stock of the sincere moment of connection at the grocery store entrance.

00:08:03.320 It was just a brief blur of humanity and an increasingly disconnected world.

00:08:11.100 I had a moment, watching the woman fumbling to find a card that wouldn't be declined, when I thought,

00:08:18.560 Maybe I should just offer to pay.

00:08:21.860 But her card went through right before I acted.

00:08:25.320 But I could only trace the impulse back to that old man at the front entrance.

00:08:30.200 He was kind to somebody at the grocery store.

00:08:36.000 Maybe I could be kind, too.

00:08:40.540 I realized while driving the uncrowded Main Street back home that humanity is equally as contagious as inhumanity,

00:08:49.700 but significantly less engaging.

00:08:52.840 I couldn't help but remember the details of the man yelling into his phone.

00:08:58.060 But the random act of sincerity by the old man?

00:09:02.200 That went almost unregistered by me.

00:09:07.740 Headlines today are plastered with the

00:09:09.640 End of the world.

00:09:10.920 He killed her.

00:09:12.160 They hate him.

00:09:15.060 Rarely is there an article about

00:09:16.980 the old man who shook the young man's hand on a Sunday afternoon at the local grocery store.

00:09:23.140 Or the neighbors who finally escalated their friendship from an occasional hello

00:09:28.160 to the planning of game night.

00:09:31.580 The graduate of AA being baptized at church.

00:09:35.040 Or the parents who worked it out instead of splitting up.

00:09:38.700 The countless stories of people

00:09:40.940 who had every excuse to despair,

00:09:43.940 to lash out.

00:09:46.120 But didn't.

00:09:49.480 We don't read those stories.

00:09:53.720 But we do live them.

00:09:59.280 I'm pulling into my driveway where my

00:10:01.200 husband is waiting to help me unload.

00:10:04.600 We go on a short walk around the neighborhood.

00:10:07.960 Notice everyone who has painted their door.

00:10:10.940 Or is having a cookout.

00:10:17.120 The sun is now setting

00:10:18.520 in that kind of

00:10:19.920 endless sky way

00:10:21.500 Texans brag about.

00:10:25.100 We brag about it

00:10:26.200 when we get a call from a relative

00:10:27.900 someplace else asking how we are.

00:10:32.160 We're actually doing

00:10:33.480 very well.

00:10:35.260 This is written by one of

00:10:41.140 the newer members

00:10:44.660 of my staff.

00:10:46.980 She is a remarkable

00:10:49.040 woman.

00:10:50.000 And when I first hired her

00:10:51.100 I said to all the other producers

00:10:53.200 she's not depressed yet.

00:10:55.380 Keep all of the news away from her.

00:10:57.140 She just has a way of

00:11:01.620 looking at things

00:11:02.740 and seeing

00:11:04.640 the good things

00:11:05.740 in life.

00:11:08.620 And it's not because

00:11:09.660 she doesn't read the news.

00:11:10.720 She does.

00:11:12.440 She just has a different

00:11:13.900 outlook because

00:11:14.820 she just, I think

00:11:17.000 as many of

00:11:18.760 my staff do,

00:11:19.660 they just

00:11:20.020 they walk with God.

00:11:21.660 Try to walk with God.

00:11:23.160 And somehow or another

00:11:24.820 she's just got some

00:11:26.140 armor on her

00:11:27.240 that

00:11:27.540 I lack.

00:11:29.900 But I'm a better man

00:11:31.160 because

00:11:31.600 I work with her

00:11:33.860 and I work with

00:11:34.600 I work with the best team ever.

00:11:38.040 Except for Stu.

00:11:45.400 I go home

00:11:46.540 and my wife says

00:11:49.900 how's your day?

00:11:51.620 Usual.

00:11:55.860 Another

00:11:56.340 banner day

00:11:57.160 in America.

00:12:00.020 And we laugh

00:12:01.040 or we commiserate

00:12:02.120 because she's been

00:12:03.140 outside in the

00:12:03.960 grocery store.

00:12:08.000 You know

00:12:08.560 one of our

00:12:08.940 problems is

00:12:09.760 in fact

00:12:10.160 I think it may be

00:12:10.760 our biggest problem

00:12:11.500 we're not grateful

00:12:12.640 anymore.

00:12:13.400 We're not grateful

00:12:13.820 for anything.

00:12:14.960 Really

00:12:15.440 we're not.

00:12:16.920 You know

00:12:17.460 how great

00:12:17.840 we have it

00:12:18.280 still yet

00:12:18.860 today?

00:12:20.540 With all

00:12:21.300 of the problems

00:12:21.840 that we have

00:12:22.520 and we've got

00:12:23.680 big ones.

00:12:25.640 We're still

00:12:26.480 the luckiest people

00:12:27.460 in the world.

00:12:29.420 Our standard of living

00:12:30.780 is insane.

00:12:33.280 Insane.

00:12:37.380 Even when we're struggling

00:12:38.700 we're better off

00:12:39.900 than anybody

00:12:40.480 in Europe.

00:12:41.080 take a minute

00:12:46.580 to

00:12:46.960 notice.

00:12:53.080 Don't let the bad

00:12:54.080 things just

00:12:54.880 impact you.

00:12:55.520 Let the good

00:12:56.080 things impact

00:12:57.000 you as well.

00:12:57.880 Maybe

00:12:58.200 if you go to

00:13:00.420 theblaze.com

00:13:01.420 and you find

00:13:02.260 this story

00:13:02.980 Fear and Loathing

00:13:03.900 in the Kroger

00:13:04.420 parking lot

00:13:05.140 read that

00:13:07.320 and then read

00:13:07.860 the comments

00:13:08.400 underneath it.

00:13:09.080 It's amazing

00:13:11.700 how many

00:13:12.040 were like

00:13:12.420 Oh yeah

00:13:13.860 I just saw

00:13:14.520 this

00:13:14.820 or

00:13:15.080 you know

00:13:15.860 I'm going

00:13:16.140 to do

00:13:16.380 this.

00:13:18.540 I stand

00:13:19.320 by this

00:13:19.720 audience

00:13:20.160 is just

00:13:20.780 different.

00:13:23.380 Read that

00:13:24.100 article.

00:13:25.280 Share it.

00:13:26.100 Share your

00:13:26.400 thoughts in the

00:13:26.940 comments.

00:13:27.900 Better yet

00:13:28.460 just

00:13:28.760 do something.

00:13:31.260 I don't

00:13:31.940 think that

00:13:32.320 guy in the

00:13:33.040 in the

00:13:33.840 hat

00:13:34.180 knew that

00:13:36.340 guy.

00:13:36.640 I was

00:13:39.740 raised by

00:13:40.880 a dad

00:13:42.220 who

00:13:44.100 could have

00:13:45.780 fought in

00:13:46.500 Korea.

00:13:49.140 He joined

00:13:49.920 the Marines

00:13:50.440 and he was

00:13:51.020 flat footed

00:13:52.020 so they kicked

00:13:52.660 him out.

00:13:53.780 He so

00:13:54.160 wanted to be

00:13:54.860 a Marine.

00:14:01.300 But he

00:14:02.000 used to

00:14:02.400 notice

00:14:02.740 people that

00:14:04.260 were

00:14:04.520 not noticed.

00:14:06.640 all the

00:14:07.040 time.

00:14:08.680 He was

00:14:09.240 the kind

00:14:09.480 of guy

00:14:09.680 that was

00:14:09.940 so

00:14:10.140 embarrassing

00:14:10.660 when I

00:14:11.000 was

00:14:11.140 growing

00:14:11.440 up.

00:14:13.680 We would

00:14:14.900 go into

00:14:15.160 a restaurant

00:14:15.560 and somebody

00:14:16.060 would be

00:14:16.500 really good

00:14:17.900 and he'd

00:14:18.640 say can I

00:14:19.160 see your

00:14:19.460 manager?

00:14:20.040 Like dad

00:14:20.480 don't.

00:14:22.980 Before he'd

00:14:23.760 leave he'd

00:14:24.160 always say

00:14:24.660 you have an

00:14:26.260 amazing server

00:14:27.460 here.

00:14:28.320 You have

00:14:28.740 an amazing

00:14:29.760 employee.

00:14:33.800 And

00:14:36.640 sometimes

00:14:39.000 that's

00:14:39.480 more valuable

00:14:40.080 than a

00:14:40.640 tip I

00:14:41.120 think.

00:14:41.480 I mean

00:14:41.700 leave a

00:14:42.520 tip.

00:14:43.620 My dad

00:14:44.220 used to

00:14:44.580 leave tips

00:14:45.160 too.

00:14:46.060 But

00:14:46.540 nobody

00:14:48.440 communicates

00:14:49.280 with each

00:14:49.680 other

00:14:49.900 anymore.

00:14:50.280 I was

00:14:53.320 in a

00:14:53.520 parking

00:14:53.740 lot of

00:14:54.060 a

00:14:54.180 grocery

00:14:54.460 store

00:14:54.800 just a

00:14:56.140 couple

00:14:56.320 of

00:14:56.440 weeks

00:14:56.600 ago.

00:14:56.880 I

00:14:56.960 did

00:14:57.120 the

00:14:57.320 same

00:14:57.660 thing

00:14:58.140 with a

00:14:59.020 guy.

00:14:59.280 I was

00:14:59.980 watching him

00:15:00.800 young guy

00:15:01.400 and he

00:15:02.800 was

00:15:03.120 rounding up

00:15:04.320 all the

00:15:04.780 shopping

00:15:05.380 carts

00:15:05.780 and I

00:15:06.360 thought

00:15:06.680 you can't

00:15:07.900 get

00:15:08.060 anybody

00:15:08.480 to

00:15:08.680 work.

00:15:11.980 I was

00:15:12.640 at a

00:15:13.600 Popeye's

00:15:14.520 yesterday.

00:15:16.060 My wife

00:15:16.460 is still

00:15:16.780 gone so

00:15:17.340 dad made

00:15:18.340 chicken

00:15:18.700 last night

00:15:19.460 and I

00:15:20.760 went

00:15:20.860 through

00:15:21.020 the

00:15:21.180 Popeye's

00:15:21.840 and this

00:15:23.680 guy was

00:15:24.460 brutal.

00:15:26.380 Just

00:15:26.700 brutal.

00:15:27.980 I've never

00:15:28.300 been to a

00:15:28.820 Popeye's

00:15:29.300 where it

00:15:29.640 wasn't a

00:15:30.240 brutal

00:15:30.520 experience.

00:15:31.260 You kind

00:15:31.520 of like

00:15:31.780 it's

00:15:32.000 great

00:15:32.320 chicken.

00:15:33.580 You know

00:15:33.980 they

00:15:34.740 practically

00:15:35.280 throw it

00:15:35.960 at you

00:15:36.400 but

00:15:36.660 this guy

00:15:38.700 was just

00:15:39.120 awful.

00:15:40.160 Miserable.

00:15:41.220 Miserable.

00:15:42.500 My

00:15:42.920 daughter

00:15:43.300 because I

00:15:45.660 forgot my

00:15:46.220 wallet.

00:15:46.900 My daughter

00:15:47.440 paid

00:15:47.940 and she

00:15:49.900 had

00:15:50.280 Apple

00:15:50.640 Pay.

00:15:51.940 And this

00:15:52.620 was his

00:15:52.940 response.

00:15:53.640 He just

00:15:54.320 he opened

00:15:55.640 up the

00:15:55.920 window and

00:15:56.300 he said

00:15:56.720 I don't

00:15:57.360 remember

00:15:57.600 $480

00:15:58.700 please.

00:16:00.860 And before

00:16:01.220 we could

00:16:01.800 you know

00:16:02.280 respond to

00:16:03.380 the oh

00:16:04.020 my hey

00:16:05.260 you're

00:16:05.540 shouting at

00:16:06.180 us and

00:16:06.500 wow that's

00:16:07.020 a lot of

00:16:07.460 money for

00:16:07.920 some chicken.

00:16:10.040 My daughter

00:16:10.780 said I

00:16:11.100 have Apple

00:16:11.560 Pay.

00:16:12.620 He said

00:16:13.440 oh

00:16:14.620 perfect.

00:16:15.780 like

00:16:18.200 huh

00:16:20.040 I don't

00:16:21.240 I mean

00:16:21.760 can you

00:16:22.100 why

00:16:23.280 why

00:16:24.920 it's a

00:16:26.180 choice

00:16:26.720 your attitude

00:16:27.380 is a

00:16:27.900 choice

00:16:28.400 how could

00:16:29.580 you choose

00:16:30.240 to be

00:16:30.700 like that

00:16:31.500 all the

00:16:32.200 time.

00:16:34.160 So this

00:16:35.040 guy was

00:16:35.520 rounding up

00:16:36.040 the shopping

00:16:36.520 carts

00:16:36.940 and I

00:16:38.660 thought

00:16:39.020 man look

00:16:40.060 at him

00:16:40.400 he's

00:16:41.300 actually

00:16:41.760 working

00:16:42.460 hard

00:16:43.040 and I

00:16:46.180 went up

00:16:46.460 to him

00:16:46.680 too

00:16:46.920 and I

00:16:47.220 said

00:16:47.520 hey

00:16:47.920 good job

00:16:49.480 thank you

00:16:50.100 and I

00:16:50.920 helped him

00:16:51.240 push some

00:16:51.620 stuff in.

00:16:54.660 I don't

00:16:55.280 know if

00:16:55.460 that made

00:16:55.940 a difference

00:16:56.540 in his

00:16:56.920 day but

00:16:57.500 it did

00:16:57.740 mine.

00:16:59.220 Just

00:16:59.740 noticing

00:17:00.380 somebody

00:17:02.660 working

00:17:03.000 hard

00:17:03.380 somebody

00:17:04.200 trying to

00:17:04.920 do the

00:17:05.440 right thing.

00:17:08.120 Life

00:17:08.640 often keeps

00:17:09.160 you so

00:17:09.520 incredibly

00:17:10.220 busy that

00:17:10.800 you don't

00:17:11.040 have time

00:17:11.420 to be held

00:17:11.840 back from

00:17:12.360 living in

00:17:13.020 it because

00:17:13.600 of pain.

00:17:15.160 Most of

00:17:15.780 the pain

00:17:16.100 that we

00:17:16.360 suffer

00:17:16.620 especially

00:17:17.000 on a

00:17:17.340 regular

00:17:17.580 basis

00:17:17.980 is caused

00:17:18.480 by

00:17:18.700 inflammation

00:17:19.220 in our

00:17:19.820 body

00:17:20.140 and if

00:17:21.160 you've

00:17:21.320 ever had

00:17:21.840 it you

00:17:22.160 know exactly

00:17:22.820 what I

00:17:23.220 mean.

00:17:23.940 If you

00:17:24.480 suffer from

00:17:25.060 frequent

00:17:25.500 pain like

00:17:26.700 I did

00:17:27.180 oh my

00:17:27.740 gosh

00:17:28.160 thank

00:17:29.460 God

00:17:29.960 thank

00:17:30.400 God

00:17:30.860 relief

00:17:31.400 factor

00:17:31.800 worked

00:17:32.760 and my

00:17:33.700 wife

00:17:34.080 made me

00:17:34.780 take it.

00:17:35.680 She's like

00:17:35.980 I'm not

00:17:36.240 going to

00:17:36.400 listen to

00:17:36.720 you whine

00:17:36.960 anymore

00:17:37.300 if you

00:17:37.640 just

00:17:37.820 won't

00:17:38.000 try

00:17:38.220 everything

00:17:38.500 and I

00:17:38.740 didn't

00:17:38.920 think

00:17:39.100 this would

00:17:39.420 work.

00:17:40.540 It's a

00:17:40.760 daily

00:17:41.040 supplement

00:17:41.600 it's 100%

00:17:42.620 natural

00:17:43.180 blah blah

00:17:43.960 blah blah

00:17:44.860 blah blah

00:17:45.180 and it's

00:17:46.820 you know

00:17:47.180 it's

00:17:47.480 it's

00:17:48.660 it reduces

00:17:49.660 inflammation

00:17:50.280 oh you

00:17:50.880 mean like

00:17:51.560 ibuprofen

00:17:53.260 or Advil

00:17:54.060 which does

00:17:54.680 nothing

00:17:55.420 for me.

00:17:56.120 so I

00:17:58.080 took it

00:17:58.420 I took

00:17:58.740 it for

00:17:58.940 three

00:17:59.200 weeks

00:17:59.520 and I

00:17:59.880 was

00:18:00.040 shocked

00:18:00.600 that it

00:18:01.020 worked

00:18:01.340 changed

00:18:02.540 my

00:18:02.760 life

00:18:03.140 why don't

00:18:04.380 you see

00:18:04.640 if it

00:18:04.840 will

00:18:04.920 change

00:18:05.200 yours

00:18:05.520 as well

00:18:05.900 it doesn't

00:18:06.700 work for

00:18:06.980 everybody

00:18:07.300 about 30%

00:18:08.060 of the

00:18:08.300 people

00:18:08.580 it doesn't

00:18:09.880 work for

00:18:10.360 you just

00:18:10.760 that's why

00:18:11.140 they offer

00:18:11.480 their three

00:18:11.880 week

00:18:12.120 quick start

00:18:12.920 trial

00:18:13.340 you just

00:18:14.140 take it

00:18:14.460 for three

00:18:14.820 weeks

00:18:15.040 if it's

00:18:15.320 not doing

00:18:15.740 anything

00:18:16.060 for you

00:18:16.440 just stop

00:18:16.860 taking

00:18:17.120 it

00:18:17.460 but that's

00:18:18.620 1995

00:18:19.300 to see

00:18:19.980 if you're

00:18:20.300 part of

00:18:20.620 that 70%

00:18:21.660 that get

00:18:22.040 out of

00:18:22.320 pain

00:18:22.640 like me

00:18:23.360 when you

00:18:27.760 feel the

00:18:28.120 difference

00:18:28.460 you know

00:18:28.940 it works

00:18:29.440 relieffactor.com

00:18:31.720 10 seconds

00:18:32.260 station ID

00:18:32.880 a private

00:18:43.380 robotic

00:18:44.200 rover

00:18:44.740 touched

00:18:45.580 down

00:18:46.020 on the

00:18:46.480 moon

00:18:46.820 Thursday

00:18:47.520 becoming

00:18:48.560 the first

00:18:49.180 US

00:18:49.620 spacecraft

00:18:50.160 in more

00:18:50.780 than 50

00:18:51.520 years

00:18:52.060 to land

00:18:52.640 on the

00:18:53.040 lunar

00:18:53.240 surface

00:18:53.760 I

00:18:55.840 remember

00:18:56.500 vaguely

00:18:59.740 I don't

00:19:01.000 remember

00:19:01.460 if it

00:19:02.020 was the

00:19:02.560 first

00:19:02.940 moon

00:19:03.320 lander

00:19:03.600 because I

00:19:03.820 was very

00:19:04.560 young

00:19:04.940 and I

00:19:06.300 don't

00:19:06.520 remember

00:19:06.900 if it

00:19:07.260 was the

00:19:07.600 first

00:19:08.180 lunar

00:19:09.060 lander

00:19:09.660 you know

00:19:10.640 John Glenn

00:19:11.420 and Neil

00:19:13.140 Armstrong

00:19:13.480 not John Glenn

00:19:14.660 Neil Armstrong

00:19:15.280 and what's

00:19:16.320 his name

00:19:16.640 the angry

00:19:17.080 one

00:19:17.400 Buzz Aldrin

00:19:18.300 landing on

00:19:19.420 the moon

00:19:19.840 or if it

00:19:21.620 was maybe

00:19:22.140 1970 or

00:19:23.420 71

00:19:23.920 but I

00:19:24.440 remember

00:19:24.960 it and

00:19:25.340 I remember

00:19:25.800 watching

00:19:26.380 maybe 72

00:19:28.000 seeing them

00:19:29.140 when I was

00:19:29.660 in classrooms

00:19:30.460 and we

00:19:31.380 would watch

00:19:31.840 it happen

00:19:32.240 live and

00:19:32.980 then it

00:19:33.220 just became

00:19:33.840 it's

00:19:37.480 amazing

00:19:38.280 it's

00:19:39.300 absolutely

00:19:40.120 amazing

00:19:41.280 that we

00:19:42.080 can do

00:19:42.420 that

00:19:42.620 we have

00:19:43.100 we've

00:19:43.660 gone so

00:19:44.340 far that

00:19:45.480 we're like

00:19:45.900 oh

00:19:46.420 you can type

00:19:47.660 that in

00:19:48.120 what

00:19:48.380 what do

00:19:48.800 you mean

00:19:49.020 it's

00:19:51.120 not

00:19:51.320 right

00:19:51.640 I typed

00:19:52.460 in what

00:19:52.980 I wanted

00:19:53.540 and it

00:19:54.360 made the

00:19:55.400 backdrop

00:19:56.000 for a

00:19:57.000 moving

00:19:57.480 film

00:19:58.680 for me

00:19:59.260 I mean

00:19:59.820 the technology

00:20:01.340 that we

00:20:01.780 have is

00:20:02.300 incredible

00:20:03.000 and now

00:20:04.860 we've

00:20:06.000 put a

00:20:06.720 machine

00:20:07.740 back on

00:20:08.260 the moon

00:20:08.520 this time

00:20:08.960 it's on

00:20:09.220 the dark

00:20:09.680 side of

00:20:10.100 the moon

00:20:10.420 they're

00:20:11.160 trying to

00:20:11.500 figure out

00:20:11.980 how to

00:20:12.660 communicate

00:20:13.120 with it

00:20:13.620 it was

00:20:14.220 having some

00:20:14.680 problems

00:20:15.180 and they

00:20:15.860 have to

00:20:16.120 work on

00:20:16.500 that

00:20:16.660 they're

00:20:17.300 on the

00:20:17.800 other

00:20:18.120 side

00:20:18.560 of a

00:20:18.880 planet

00:20:19.300 do you

00:20:20.800 know why

00:20:21.360 you want

00:20:21.720 to be on

00:20:22.000 the dark

00:20:22.320 side of

00:20:22.620 the moon

00:20:22.900 if you're

00:20:23.960 on the

00:20:24.200 dark

00:20:24.440 side of

00:20:24.700 the moon

00:20:24.880 if we

00:20:25.220 built

00:20:25.680 a space

00:20:26.340 telescope

00:20:26.840 on the

00:20:27.480 other

00:20:27.800 side

00:20:28.320 of the

00:20:28.840 moon

00:20:29.120 there is

00:20:30.220 no

00:20:30.780 interference

00:20:31.640 from

00:20:33.080 earth

00:20:33.400 you can't

00:20:35.020 hear

00:20:35.220 anything

00:20:35.660 from

00:20:36.000 earth

00:20:36.260 because

00:20:37.480 all of

00:20:38.060 it

00:20:38.240 it's

00:20:39.380 like the

00:20:39.720 moon

00:20:39.960 cuts a

00:20:40.460 hole

00:20:40.840 in all

00:20:41.480 of the

00:20:41.960 broadcast

00:20:43.020 and everything

00:20:43.720 else that

00:20:44.300 comes off

00:20:44.880 of the

00:20:45.160 earth

00:20:45.480 it cuts

00:20:46.360 this clear

00:20:47.040 hole

00:20:47.460 so you

00:20:48.080 have no

00:20:48.480 distortion

00:20:48.960 it's

00:20:51.040 incredible

00:20:51.600 well there

00:20:57.800 you go

00:20:58.080 that's it

00:20:58.580 it's amazing

00:20:59.340 too that

00:20:59.760 we were

00:21:01.180 told forever

00:21:01.880 that we

00:21:02.680 needed to

00:21:03.220 have the

00:21:03.560 government

00:21:03.860 doing all

00:21:04.420 this stuff

00:21:04.940 and forever

00:21:06.520 they said

00:21:07.180 you know

00:21:07.620 what was the

00:21:08.760 biggest

00:21:08.940 accomplishment

00:21:09.460 of the

00:21:09.660 government

00:21:09.840 oh it was

00:21:10.300 NASA's

00:21:10.820 landing on

00:21:11.400 the moon

00:21:11.620 which of

00:21:11.960 course is

00:21:12.260 an amazing

00:21:12.780 accomplishment

00:21:13.360 but

00:21:14.500 we were

00:21:15.440 always

00:21:15.780 told

00:21:16.200 that

00:21:16.660 we have

00:21:17.220 to keep

00:21:17.500 funding

00:21:17.780 these

00:21:18.040 programs

00:21:18.420 only

00:21:18.780 government

00:21:19.180 can do

00:21:19.700 it

00:21:19.860 and then

00:21:20.280 Elon Musk

00:21:21.320 and others

00:21:22.480 have proven

00:21:24.160 that to be

00:21:24.780 completely wrong

00:21:25.580 to the extent

00:21:26.160 now that the

00:21:26.740 government has to

00:21:27.320 go to them

00:21:27.900 to get things

00:21:28.440 done

00:21:28.760 that's why

00:21:30.260 that's the only

00:21:30.740 thing that's

00:21:31.160 saving Elon

00:21:31.840 Musk

00:21:32.260 it really is

00:21:33.400 it is

00:21:33.880 he would be

00:21:34.300 totally toast

00:21:35.000 right now

00:21:35.340 but he is

00:21:35.920 providing so

00:21:36.960 many services

00:21:37.640 that he can

00:21:38.300 only

00:21:38.700 exclusively do

00:21:40.740 I mean

00:21:41.140 they're trying

00:21:41.700 to get him

00:21:42.220 out of there

00:21:42.760 I mean

00:21:43.520 why would

00:21:43.920 you do

00:21:44.160 that

00:21:44.400 look what

00:21:45.380 the guy

00:21:45.740 has done

00:21:46.480 it's not

00:21:47.520 his board

00:21:48.120 of directors

00:21:48.740 that have

00:21:49.200 done it

00:21:49.700 no

00:21:50.500 no

00:21:51.780 and you

00:21:52.540 might think

00:21:53.020 because I

00:21:53.540 think this

00:21:54.000 way when I

00:21:54.480 go on

00:21:55.040 Twitter

00:21:55.280 sometimes

00:21:55.740 I'm like

00:21:56.080 you know

00:21:57.000 I don't

00:21:57.260 know his

00:21:57.700 changes

00:21:58.080 since he's

00:21:58.540 been there

00:21:58.920 I don't

00:21:59.240 know that

00:21:59.720 they've been

00:22:00.160 particularly

00:22:00.740 great other

00:22:01.460 than an

00:22:02.680 opening to

00:22:03.300 free speech

00:22:03.880 which I think

00:22:04.320 has been

00:22:04.600 valuable but

00:22:05.300 the service

00:22:06.480 itself

00:22:07.200 is incredibly

00:22:08.260 valuable

00:22:08.900 yeah I guess

00:22:11.160 where else

00:22:12.700 can you have

00:22:13.380 that

00:22:13.700 where else

00:22:14.460 do you

00:22:14.800 have

00:22:14.940 I don't

00:22:15.200 know

00:22:15.440 I mean

00:22:15.660 I guess

00:22:15.900 that's it

00:22:16.380 right

00:22:16.640 I mean

00:22:16.860 and that's

00:22:17.340 it's very

00:22:17.980 valuable

00:22:18.420 the site

00:22:18.820 that's like

00:22:19.240 moon base

00:22:20.260 necessarily

00:22:21.140 anymore

00:22:21.720 I mean

00:22:22.260 it's not as

00:22:22.900 good

00:22:23.280 maybe as

00:22:24.140 technically

00:22:24.760 as it was

00:22:25.440 but I mean

00:22:26.040 part of that

00:22:26.640 is because

00:22:26.900 they were

00:22:27.160 hemorrhaging

00:22:28.000 money all the

00:22:28.580 time

00:22:28.740 and he had

00:22:29.000 to say

00:22:29.220 like guys

00:22:29.880 we can't

00:22:30.800 have 47

00:22:31.580 people who

00:22:32.300 are making

00:22:32.680 scones for

00:22:33.640 the office

00:22:34.100 anymore

00:22:34.580 you know

00:22:36.000 it's pretty

00:22:36.940 rational choices

00:22:37.960 he's made

00:22:38.500 there

00:22:38.720 but I mean

00:22:39.580 obviously

00:22:39.960 overall

00:22:40.500 an incredibly

00:22:41.320 positive

00:22:42.560 influence

00:22:43.360 on what's

00:22:44.260 gone on

00:22:45.320 here in the

00:22:45.800 world

00:22:46.020 and he's

00:22:47.180 treated like

00:22:47.760 an enemy

00:22:48.060 because he

00:22:49.300 likes free

00:22:50.320 speech and

00:22:50.780 wanted to keep

00:22:51.160 his company

00:22:51.680 open during

00:22:52.420 COVID

00:22:52.800 and won't

00:22:53.900 play by the

00:22:54.580 rules

00:22:54.820 that's why

00:22:55.680 businesses

00:22:57.140 and other

00:22:57.580 countries have

00:22:58.120 always hated

00:22:58.940 Americans

00:22:59.860 and America

00:23:00.720 and it's what

00:23:02.020 our biggest

00:23:02.540 advantage was

00:23:03.200 we don't

00:23:03.840 play by the

00:23:04.360 rules

00:23:04.580 we don't

00:23:05.880 fit into

00:23:06.760 anybody's

00:23:07.460 little box

00:23:08.160 we see

00:23:08.680 something

00:23:09.020 and say

00:23:09.480 I don't

00:23:09.880 know

00:23:10.080 let's

00:23:10.580 do it

00:23:11.040 honestly

00:23:15.160 that is

00:23:15.620 what happened

00:23:16.180 with blinds.com

00:23:17.220 blinds.com

00:23:18.140 is our

00:23:18.460 sponsor

00:23:18.860 and back

00:23:20.140 in the

00:23:20.520 1990s

00:23:21.800 I think

00:23:23.060 it was

00:23:23.280 one of

00:23:23.760 their kids

00:23:24.300 of the

00:23:24.580 founders

00:23:24.840 was like

00:23:25.320 you know

00:23:26.160 this internet

00:23:26.660 thing is

00:23:27.240 big

00:23:27.620 and the

00:23:29.340 parents

00:23:30.200 who had

00:23:30.400 been selling

00:23:31.140 blinds

00:23:31.800 you know

00:23:32.100 in stores

00:23:32.500 forever

00:23:32.800 they were

00:23:33.400 like

00:23:33.680 uh-huh

00:23:34.360 we sell

00:23:34.980 blinds

00:23:35.640 and they

00:23:37.280 decided to

00:23:37.880 look into

00:23:38.300 it and

00:23:38.640 they were

00:23:39.020 the first

00:23:39.720 people to

00:23:40.440 sell something

00:23:41.120 like this

00:23:41.760 online

00:23:42.600 so you

00:23:43.760 remember this

00:23:44.280 is in the

00:23:44.720 day where

00:23:45.160 you had to

00:23:45.680 buffer

00:23:46.120 this this

00:23:46.720 is in

00:23:47.020 the 90s

00:23:48.060 and so

00:23:50.820 you they

00:23:51.760 were selling

00:23:52.200 them online

00:23:52.700 so they've

00:23:53.120 had to come

00:23:53.580 up with ways

00:23:54.140 to make it

00:23:54.580 super super

00:23:55.520 simple and

00:23:56.500 that's why

00:23:57.020 they're the

00:23:57.340 leaders in

00:23:57.840 the world

00:23:58.220 of selling

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00:23:59.280 treatments

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00:24:23.060 today's your

00:24:23.980 last day

00:24:24.580 to save

00:24:25.140 30%

00:24:25.880 off

00:24:26.120 blaze tv

00:24:26.720 go to

00:24:27.100 blaze tv.com

00:24:28.080 slash glenn

00:24:28.700 and use the

00:24:29.100 code

00:24:29.260 free speech

00:24:29.940 you'll save

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00:24:31.020 and then

00:24:31.640 after this

00:24:32.180 biodynamics

00:24:32.900 kicks in

00:24:33.440 and all the

00:24:33.740 prices go

00:24:34.240 up

00:24:34.500 I'll give you

00:24:47.020 a mile

00:24:47.780 marker

00:24:48.240 I feel like

00:24:50.360 part of

00:24:51.320 my job

00:24:53.080 is to

00:24:54.780 inform you

00:24:56.380 are we

00:24:58.480 what direction

00:24:59.120 are we going

00:24:59.640 in and how

00:25:00.480 fast are we

00:25:01.200 going

00:25:01.520 I'll give you

00:25:02.420 a couple

00:25:02.700 of stories

00:25:03.180 here that

00:25:03.620 are gravely

00:25:04.680 gravely

00:25:05.320 concerning

00:25:05.880 I told you

00:25:08.040 last week

00:25:09.260 the Soros

00:25:10.080 Fund

00:25:10.480 management

00:25:11.240 run by

00:25:14.900 billionaire

00:25:15.880 George Soros

00:25:16.680 and his

00:25:17.200 son

00:25:17.600 have now

00:25:18.560 taken

00:25:18.960 control

00:25:20.180 or are

00:25:21.000 on the

00:25:21.260 verge of

00:25:21.740 taking

00:25:22.000 control

00:25:22.580 of

00:25:23.500 Odyssey

00:25:24.100 Odyssey

00:25:25.380 is the

00:25:26.080 second

00:25:26.520 largest

00:25:27.040 radio

00:25:27.440 broadcaster

00:25:28.040 in

00:25:28.560 America

00:25:29.320 only

00:25:30.220 iHeartRadio

00:25:31.300 owns

00:25:31.900 more

00:25:32.460 and

00:25:33.480 thank

00:25:34.060 God

00:25:34.460 at this

00:25:35.220 point

00:25:35.660 iHeartMedia

00:25:37.980 iHeartRadio

00:25:39.180 has the

00:25:40.620 premier radio

00:25:41.420 networks

00:25:41.940 I've worked

00:25:42.480 for this

00:25:43.020 company in

00:25:43.680 one way or

00:25:44.240 another

00:25:44.560 since 1989

00:25:45.980 they are my

00:25:47.420 partner

00:25:47.840 with this

00:25:49.120 broadcast and

00:25:49.880 they have been

00:25:50.440 always very

00:25:51.680 very supportive

00:25:52.620 if it wasn't

00:25:54.360 for my

00:25:54.780 partners

00:25:55.320 Julie Talbot

00:25:56.900 and Dan

00:25:57.860 Metter

00:25:58.220 and all

00:25:59.840 of the

00:26:00.160 people at

00:26:00.660 iHeartMedia

00:26:01.780 this show

00:26:03.940 wouldn't

00:26:04.320 be heard

00:26:05.360 anywhere

00:26:05.820 so iHeart

00:26:09.380 is the

00:26:10.080 only one

00:26:10.900 right now

00:26:11.640 not under

00:26:12.200 attack

00:26:12.640 and I'll

00:26:12.940 tell you

00:26:13.380 about this

00:26:14.560 first

00:26:15.500 Odyssey

00:26:16.340 Odyssey

00:26:17.860 amassed

00:26:19.300 1.9

00:26:20.220 billion

00:26:20.800 dollars

00:26:21.300 in debt

00:26:22.040 they filed

00:26:22.560 for bankruptcy

00:26:23.300 and now

00:26:25.400 Soros

00:26:26.460 is taking

00:26:28.200 on the

00:26:29.200 fund

00:26:30.520 and they

00:26:31.100 will be

00:26:31.420 the largest

00:26:32.100 shareholder

00:26:32.920 once the

00:26:33.420 bankruptcy

00:26:33.820 proceedings

00:26:34.840 conclude

00:26:35.440 where

00:26:37.140 are we

00:26:38.840 they're

00:26:41.260 dismantling

00:26:42.280 radio

00:26:43.380 and buying

00:26:45.280 radio up

00:26:46.220 now Soros

00:26:47.440 has already

00:26:48.200 bought

00:26:48.660 what last

00:26:49.580 year

00:26:49.960 I think

00:26:50.720 50 radio

00:26:52.140 stations

00:26:52.580 that were

00:26:53.020 all

00:26:53.360 Spanish

00:26:53.820 speaking

00:26:54.360 gee

00:26:55.260 isn't that

00:26:55.720 interesting

00:26:56.280 now he's

00:26:58.600 buying up

00:26:59.300 the second

00:27:00.360 largest

00:27:01.100 broadcaster

00:27:01.980 in America

00:27:04.040 Odyssey

00:27:06.140 owns

00:27:06.760 220

00:27:07.980 stations

00:27:08.820 news talk

00:27:10.000 in New York

00:27:12.100 Chicago

00:27:13.600 Los Angeles

00:27:14.680 Los Angeles

00:27:14.740 all of

00:27:15.560 some of

00:27:15.800 the biggest

00:27:16.160 news talk

00:27:16.880 stations

00:27:17.420 in the

00:27:18.360 country

00:27:19.000 they own

00:27:20.660 the radio

00:27:21.720 stations

00:27:22.420 including

00:27:24.500 KDWNAM

00:27:26.600 in Las Vegas

00:27:27.600 PHT

00:27:28.480 Philadelphia

00:27:29.360 KDKA

00:27:30.660 in Pittsburgh

00:27:31.800 they have

00:27:33.260 Dana Lash

00:27:34.140 on many of

00:27:35.500 their stations

00:27:36.060 they have

00:27:36.720 Sean Hannity

00:27:37.540 they have

00:27:38.120 Mark Levin

00:27:38.940 and George

00:27:40.720 Soros

00:27:41.400 has spent

00:27:42.560 more than

00:27:42.980 21 billion

00:27:44.360 dollars

00:27:44.780 over the

00:27:45.500 last few

00:27:46.060 decades

00:27:46.580 he spent

00:27:47.300 1.3

00:27:48.320 billion

00:27:48.720 in 2022

00:27:49.780 alone

00:27:50.580 most of

00:27:51.700 that cash

00:27:52.340 went to

00:27:52.880 left-wing

00:27:53.380 causes

00:27:53.940 including

00:27:54.880 media

00:27:55.280 matters

00:27:55.660 Planned

00:27:56.060 Parenthood

00:27:56.660 the

00:27:56.980 Sunrise

00:27:58.020 movement

00:27:58.500 he's

00:27:59.700 the guy

00:28:00.100 who has

00:28:00.460 put in

00:28:00.900 the radical

00:28:01.480 DAs

00:28:02.280 and the

00:28:02.860 radical

00:28:03.360 attorney

00:28:03.800 generals

00:28:04.340 and now

00:28:05.780 what

00:28:06.640 he's

00:28:08.300 buying

00:28:08.740 up

00:28:09.140 talk

00:28:10.180 radio

00:28:10.620 why

00:28:11.900 would

00:28:12.200 you

00:28:12.320 do

00:28:12.520 that

00:28:12.840 why

00:28:13.760 would

00:28:14.000 you

00:28:14.180 buy

00:28:14.880 all

00:28:15.280 of

00:28:15.460 these

00:28:15.720 broadcasts

00:28:16.340 it

00:28:16.480 seems

00:28:16.920 like

00:28:17.240 it's

00:28:17.420 a

00:28:17.560 failing

00:28:17.840 industry

00:28:18.360 right

00:28:18.740 it's

00:28:19.760 not

00:28:20.400 it's

00:28:21.780 not

00:28:22.280 about

00:28:23.780 80%

00:28:24.520 of the

00:28:24.980 people

00:28:25.360 still

00:28:26.500 listen

00:28:26.980 to

00:28:27.280 radio

00:28:27.720 80%

00:28:29.620 that's

00:28:30.680 incredible

00:28:31.520 you think

00:28:32.120 nobody

00:28:32.520 listens

00:28:32.900 to the

00:28:33.140 radio

00:28:33.340 80%

00:28:34.580 still

00:28:35.000 listen

00:28:35.240 to

00:28:35.360 the

00:28:35.460 radio

00:28:35.820 okay

00:28:38.060 so that

00:28:38.960 is

00:28:39.240 the

00:28:39.740 second

00:28:40.340 largest

00:28:41.140 broadcaster

00:28:41.820 now

00:28:42.320 going

00:28:42.700 to

00:28:42.900 George

00:28:43.220 Soros

00:28:43.700 then

00:28:44.600 we

00:28:44.780 have

00:28:45.060 this

00:28:45.560 cumulus

00:28:47.500 cumulus

00:28:48.680 used

00:28:49.160 to be

00:28:49.720 the

00:28:50.100 ABC

00:28:50.560 radio

00:28:51.060 network

00:28:51.580 it

00:28:52.600 used

00:28:52.940 to

00:28:53.100 be

00:28:53.200 the

00:28:53.380 largest

00:28:53.800 now

00:28:54.140 I

00:28:54.280 think

00:28:54.440 it

00:28:54.560 is

00:28:54.700 the

00:28:54.900 third

00:28:55.560 largest

00:28:56.240 cumulus

00:28:58.020 is

00:28:58.380 facing

00:28:58.740 a

00:28:58.960 takeover

00:28:59.540 from

00:28:59.960 an

00:29:00.340 investor

00:29:00.780 based

00:29:01.220 in

00:29:01.520 Singapore

00:29:02.160 part

00:29:04.520 of

00:29:04.640 the

00:29:04.760 process

00:29:05.160 of

00:29:05.400 their

00:29:05.660 bankruptcy

00:29:06.300 it

00:29:07.760 has

00:29:08.180 asked

00:29:08.720 for

00:29:09.020 and

00:29:09.380 received

00:29:10.080 from

00:29:10.460 the

00:29:10.660 FCC

00:29:11.220 permission

00:29:12.660 to

00:29:12.940 become

00:29:13.320 as

00:29:13.660 much

00:29:13.960 as

00:29:14.200 100%

00:29:16.080 foreign

00:29:16.880 owned

00:29:17.560 so the

00:29:18.920 third

00:29:19.440 largest

00:29:20.080 broadcaster

00:29:20.920 is about

00:29:22.320 to go

00:29:22.860 to a

00:29:23.360 Singapore

00:29:23.880 holdings

00:29:24.760 company

00:29:25.240 how does

00:29:28.120 this bid

00:29:28.680 for

00:29:29.400 America

00:29:30.320 you have

00:29:31.540 George

00:29:31.920 Soros

00:29:32.520 and a

00:29:33.200 Singapore

00:29:33.720 company

00:29:34.360 and

00:29:36.140 then

00:29:36.340 iHeart

00:29:36.940 all

00:29:37.540 alone

00:29:38.000 but

00:29:39.060 don't

00:29:39.340 worry

00:29:39.700 news

00:29:40.860 for

00:29:41.120 radio

00:29:41.460 gets

00:29:41.780 even

00:29:42.040 better

00:29:42.420 yesterday

00:29:44.020 Brendan

00:29:44.900 Carr

00:29:45.440 he's

00:29:45.820 an

00:29:45.920 FCC

00:29:46.280 commissioner

00:29:46.920 he came

00:29:47.980 out

00:29:48.160 and said

00:29:48.540 the FCC

00:29:49.300 has just

00:29:50.280 ordered

00:29:50.700 every

00:29:51.320 broadcaster

00:29:52.180 to start

00:29:53.240 posting

00:29:53.740 a race

00:29:54.580 and gender

00:29:55.240 scorecard

00:29:56.120 that breaks

00:29:57.100 down the

00:29:57.640 demographics

00:29:58.220 of their

00:29:58.860 workforce

00:29:59.520 activists

00:30:01.220 lobbied

00:30:01.720 for this

00:30:02.260 because

00:30:02.560 they want

00:30:02.920 to see

00:30:03.140 businesses

00:30:03.600 pressured

00:30:04.120 into hiring

00:30:04.720 people

00:30:05.140 based on

00:30:05.880 their race

00:30:06.400 and gender

00:30:07.120 courts

00:30:08.020 have already

00:30:08.720 overturned

00:30:09.300 the FCC

00:30:09.780 twice

00:30:10.500 for pressuring

00:30:11.220 broadcasters

00:30:11.980 into making

00:30:12.480 hiring decisions

00:30:13.600 in violation

00:30:14.880 of the

00:30:15.900 constitution

00:30:16.680 i

00:30:17.540 dissent

00:30:18.400 this is a

00:30:20.980 shot

00:30:21.340 across our

00:30:22.360 bow

00:30:22.600 now

00:30:23.040 if the

00:30:23.920 Supreme

00:30:24.360 Court

00:30:24.620 doesn't

00:30:25.220 stop

00:30:26.000 them

00:30:26.280 again

00:30:26.760 we will

00:30:28.260 now

00:30:28.580 if i

00:30:29.460 want to

00:30:29.880 be on

00:30:30.180 radio

00:30:30.620 have to

00:30:32.240 disclose

00:30:33.080 by the

00:30:33.800 way

00:30:34.060 i don't

00:30:34.960 have a

00:30:35.260 problem

00:30:35.460 doing

00:30:35.680 this

00:30:35.900 i'm

00:30:36.220 almost

00:30:37.040 two percent

00:30:37.780 native

00:30:38.180 american

00:30:38.660 so

00:30:39.180 i'm a

00:30:40.640 minority

00:30:41.240 inside

00:30:42.020 of a

00:30:42.360 minority

00:30:42.780 um

00:30:44.260 anyway

00:30:45.580 um

00:30:46.880 we have

00:30:48.900 to start

00:30:49.440 hiring

00:30:50.120 based on

00:30:51.520 gender

00:30:52.640 and

00:30:53.100 everything

00:30:53.580 else

00:30:53.900 i don't

00:30:54.460 care what

00:30:55.100 you know

00:30:55.900 male

00:30:56.260 female

00:30:56.700 i don't

00:30:57.840 care who

00:30:58.340 you sleep

00:30:58.880 with

00:30:59.200 i don't

00:31:00.100 care what

00:31:00.540 color you

00:31:01.160 are

00:31:01.460 really

00:31:02.060 don't

00:31:02.540 i want

00:31:03.440 to know

00:31:03.640 what's

00:31:03.880 inside of

00:31:04.320 your

00:31:04.480 head

00:31:04.940 i want

00:31:06.320 to know

00:31:06.720 how you

00:31:08.060 think

00:31:08.680 can you

00:31:10.320 bring

00:31:10.640 something

00:31:11.100 different

00:31:11.680 that i

00:31:12.880 don't bring

00:31:13.440 to the

00:31:13.800 table

00:31:14.140 that's

00:31:15.260 how i

00:31:15.600 hire

00:31:15.920 can you

00:31:18.120 fit what

00:31:19.120 your different

00:31:19.920 thinking is

00:31:20.820 into what

00:31:22.060 i'm trying

00:31:22.840 to accomplish

00:31:23.540 if you

00:31:24.660 can

00:31:25.220 great

00:31:26.680 we're

00:31:27.260 going

00:31:27.380 to work

00:31:27.580 together

00:31:28.000 forever

00:31:28.480 forever

00:31:29.060 most of

00:31:30.160 the people

00:31:30.480 that i

00:31:31.140 work with

00:31:32.040 and i

00:31:34.240 apologize for

00:31:35.040 this spend

00:31:35.380 their life

00:31:35.820 working with

00:31:36.720 me

00:31:37.020 because we

00:31:38.900 have it

00:31:39.300 feels that

00:31:39.740 way

00:31:39.960 because we

00:31:41.100 have a

00:31:41.720 good working

00:31:42.540 relationship

00:31:43.100 we all

00:31:43.540 respect each

00:31:44.240 other again

00:31:45.220 except for

00:31:45.940 stew

00:31:46.260 this is

00:31:49.200 really

00:31:49.640 and let

00:31:50.320 me give

00:31:50.500 you another

00:31:50.800 let me

00:31:51.220 give you

00:31:51.400 another one

00:31:51.700 this is

00:31:52.000 not about

00:31:52.380 radio

00:31:52.840 vice

00:31:54.000 media

00:31:54.400 stops

00:31:55.240 publishing

00:31:55.760 on vice

00:31:56.380 dot com

00:31:57.120 slashes

00:31:58.060 hundreds of

00:31:58.880 jobs amid

00:31:59.620 mainstream

00:32:00.160 media death

00:32:01.040 spiral

00:32:01.600 so all

00:32:03.160 of these

00:32:03.720 mainstream

00:32:04.560 media

00:32:04.980 companies

00:32:05.480 they're all

00:32:06.620 did you

00:32:07.300 did you

00:32:07.680 hear about

00:32:08.280 cbs

00:32:09.180 uh and

00:32:10.640 uh catherine

00:32:11.300 uh herridge

00:32:12.900 how do you

00:32:14.600 say her

00:32:14.820 name

00:32:15.040 heritage

00:32:15.560 heritage

00:32:16.200 right

00:32:17.320 i can't

00:32:18.200 i can't

00:32:18.360 remember

00:32:18.520 anyway

00:32:19.120 worked with

00:32:19.940 her at

00:32:20.240 fox

00:32:20.620 we were

00:32:21.120 obviously

00:32:21.480 very close

00:32:22.480 um but

00:32:24.020 she's very

00:32:25.160 very

00:32:25.880 credible

00:32:26.900 uh she's

00:32:29.180 worked i

00:32:29.660 don't agree

00:32:30.180 with her all

00:32:30.700 the time but

00:32:31.360 she's an

00:32:32.120 actual journalist

00:32:33.580 and cbs

00:32:34.780 news

00:32:35.220 they just

00:32:36.300 threw her

00:32:37.000 out

00:32:37.220 she's gone

00:32:38.360 now they're

00:32:39.480 saying that's

00:32:40.080 because you

00:32:40.600 know we've

00:32:41.180 we've laid

00:32:41.860 you know lots

00:32:42.760 of people off

00:32:43.540 recently because

00:32:44.820 we're collapsing

00:32:45.600 that's their

00:32:47.240 argument for

00:32:48.420 themselves

00:32:49.200 yeah we're

00:32:50.100 collapsing

00:32:50.680 okay well

00:32:52.820 maybe or

00:32:53.920 maybe a

00:32:55.120 real journalist

00:32:56.040 just isn't

00:32:56.720 welcome there

00:32:57.440 anymore i

00:32:58.560 don't know

00:32:59.100 but everything

00:33:02.180 all of the

00:33:03.000 media what i

00:33:03.660 said to stew

00:33:04.440 and when we

00:33:05.100 were at the

00:33:05.480 height of fox

00:33:06.240 i said we

00:33:06.680 gotta get

00:33:07.240 out of here

00:33:07.800 and everybody's

00:33:08.700 like what

00:33:09.880 everybody works

00:33:11.040 their whole life

00:33:11.700 to get here

00:33:12.320 and i'm like we

00:33:12.860 gotta get out

00:33:13.860 of here

00:33:14.240 so this whole

00:33:15.240 thing is gonna

00:33:15.760 burn itself

00:33:16.440 down it's all

00:33:17.260 gonna collapse

00:33:17.960 and here we

00:33:19.320 are it's

00:33:19.860 collapsing

00:33:20.300 but as i said

00:33:21.780 at the time

00:33:22.400 as well

00:33:22.980 if you're here

00:33:24.380 while it

00:33:24.980 collapses and

00:33:26.020 you survive

00:33:26.700 you'll then be

00:33:27.980 working for

00:33:28.800 the government

00:33:29.560 because all of

00:33:31.280 these people

00:33:32.000 will get bail

00:33:33.320 they'll get

00:33:33.960 bailed out by

00:33:34.920 the federal

00:33:35.300 government we

00:33:35.760 can't these

00:33:36.280 institutions are

00:33:37.180 far too

00:33:37.820 important

00:33:38.340 it goes back

00:33:38.800 to your

00:33:39.000 cloward and

00:33:39.420 piven stuff

00:33:39.920 from yesterday

00:33:40.460 that is worth

00:33:41.500 watching if you

00:33:42.380 go to your

00:33:43.040 blaze tv account

00:33:44.440 you can watch

00:33:44.880 it on demand

00:33:45.400 but it's it's

00:33:46.840 one of those

00:33:47.280 situations where

00:33:48.480 like you know

00:33:49.460 vice is a great

00:33:50.620 example of this

00:33:51.360 i mean vice

00:33:51.940 how many articles

00:33:52.900 did vice write

00:33:53.860 about how you

00:33:55.040 were your career

00:33:55.800 and life was

00:33:56.520 collapsing oh my

00:33:57.400 gosh i came in

00:33:58.360 over and over

00:33:59.560 over and over

00:34:00.080 again and they all

00:34:00.940 these companies that

00:34:01.640 have been writing

00:34:02.640 for years about how

00:34:03.700 conservative media

00:34:04.540 personalities were

00:34:05.360 going to flame

00:34:05.880 out and they're

00:34:06.800 you know the

00:34:07.260 businesses were

00:34:07.860 going to collapse

00:34:08.600 are now all

00:34:09.720 gone they're

00:34:10.700 just you know

00:34:11.280 they've they've

00:34:11.820 all either

00:34:12.340 dissolved or

00:34:13.400 fired all their

00:34:14.240 people and ai is

00:34:15.360 writing their

00:34:15.780 articles i mean

00:34:16.460 it's it is

00:34:17.800 sure satisfying

00:34:19.840 for me but it

00:34:23.160 is it is

00:34:23.880 embarrassing for

00:34:24.880 them i would i

00:34:25.540 would assume i

00:34:26.340 mean it's it's

00:34:27.200 a i don't know

00:34:28.500 maybe they're all

00:34:29.200 just they've all

00:34:30.220 moved on and

00:34:30.920 they're all just

00:34:31.360 taking money from

00:34:31.980 the government and

00:34:32.820 living at home

00:34:33.760 now but uh

00:34:35.300 are working from

00:34:36.140 home now but i

00:34:36.880 don't know it

00:34:37.400 doesn't seem like

00:34:37.880 they they are able

00:34:38.980 to keep any of

00:34:39.540 these things afloat

00:34:40.320 despite i mean how

00:34:41.380 much money did

00:34:43.100 vice get billions

00:34:45.600 and billions of

00:34:47.480 dollars of just

00:34:48.300 free investment

00:34:49.840 cash dumped into

00:34:51.520 that place

00:34:52.140 imagine if we had

00:34:53.700 if we would have

00:34:54.840 had a hundred

00:34:55.860 uh uh a hundred

00:34:58.760 million just to just

00:35:00.240 a hundred million

00:35:01.260 compared to the

00:35:01.940 billions that they

00:35:02.840 had just a hundred

00:35:04.320 million in 50

00:35:05.700 million in

00:35:06.700 investment can you

00:35:08.440 imagine what we

00:35:09.620 could have done

00:35:10.140 with it because we

00:35:11.240 wouldn't have wasted

00:35:11.920 it right they just

00:35:12.960 wasted it gone i

00:35:14.840 mean this is also

00:35:15.600 while they're

00:35:16.540 producing shows for

00:35:17.960 hbo i mean they

00:35:19.500 were handed a

00:35:21.300 media empire with

00:35:22.980 let's be honest no

00:35:25.580 valid reason to be

00:35:27.820 handed a media

00:35:28.600 empire i mean like

00:35:29.540 vice did some

00:35:30.500 interesting stuff

00:35:31.440 early on they

00:35:32.280 did they were

00:35:32.820 kind of different

00:35:33.760 and then they just

00:35:34.680 turn into the

00:35:35.460 typical left-wing

00:35:37.000 news source and

00:35:40.020 we were supposed to

00:35:41.640 sit here and be

00:35:42.180 like oh wow this is

00:35:43.020 amazing it's

00:35:43.720 innovative look at

00:35:44.560 this let's just throw

00:35:45.420 money at these people

00:35:46.440 and what do they do

00:35:47.760 the place is gone

00:35:48.920 basically we sat

00:35:50.480 there for i don't

00:35:51.180 know how many

00:35:51.660 meetings i sat with

00:35:52.780 with big big big

00:35:54.500 companies that were

00:35:55.840 trying to figure out

00:35:56.680 how we were doing it

00:35:58.040 and at the time we

00:36:00.140 were doing it more

00:36:01.060 right than anybody

00:36:02.060 else we were still

00:36:03.040 wrong and we had no

00:36:04.780 margin of error

00:36:05.820 because it was all on

00:36:06.680 me um and uh and

00:36:10.580 they were trying to

00:36:11.200 figure out you know

00:36:12.220 what do we do what

00:36:13.140 do we do and i

00:36:14.240 remember sitting in

00:36:15.060 meetings going your

00:36:15.940 numbers don't make

00:36:16.940 sense i mean i'm

00:36:18.420 sorry guys i'm you

00:36:19.260 know i'm not an

00:36:19.840 accountant i'm really

00:36:20.740 not a good businessman

00:36:21.880 but i can look at

00:36:23.400 this and you're

00:36:24.560 selling what for what

00:36:25.780 and how do you even

00:36:26.900 know that's true

00:36:28.000 and it was all hype

00:36:30.060 it was all hype

00:36:31.560 now all that hype is

00:36:33.700 over and it's all

00:36:34.720 falling apart the

00:36:35.960 mainstream media is

00:36:37.000 falling apart and

00:36:37.860 look what's happening

00:36:38.820 you know i just said

00:36:40.920 recently it's been

00:36:42.640 quiet on the western

00:36:44.180 front it's been all

00:36:45.820 quiet for quite some

00:36:47.180 time in talk radio

00:36:48.520 haven't really had any

00:36:50.240 attacks on talk radio

00:36:51.280 been squished with

00:36:53.560 digital but on talk

00:36:55.400 radio haven't had a

00:36:57.060 single problem

00:36:57.820 that's new what was

00:37:00.180 that all about they

00:37:01.860 forget about us no

00:37:03.840 no they're just going

00:37:07.260 to take it they're

00:37:08.520 just going to take it

00:37:09.240 in public private

00:37:10.140 partnerships uh and

00:37:12.460 they the left because

00:37:13.780 our billionaires do

00:37:15.280 nothing honest to god

00:37:17.500 our billionaires who

00:37:18.820 believe in america the

00:37:20.740 only one that i know

00:37:21.760 that is actually putting

00:37:23.720 his money where his

00:37:24.540 mouth is is donald

00:37:25.940 trump i mean there's

00:37:26.740 there's a handful yeah

00:37:28.260 i don't agree with

00:37:29.020 that there's some of

00:37:29.880 these guys very there's

00:37:31.240 a handful not always

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00:37:34.400 george soros i mean if

00:37:36.840 you're going to stand

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00:37:39.980 you want to stay in the

00:37:41.100 shadows that's fine and

00:37:42.800 i thank you for it but

00:37:44.520 get your friends to

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00:37:48.500 know the power of talk

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00:45:13.800 Welcome to the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:45:30.800 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:45:36.800 Hello, America. Free and fair elections.

00:45:38.800 I think that's what we're experiencing in America.

00:45:41.800 You know, they're just trying to bankrupt the guy who was the sitting president

00:45:49.800 that received more votes than any other president in history.

00:45:55.800 Yeah, they're just trying to bankrupt him so he can't use any of his money

00:46:00.800 for anything but these court cases.

00:46:02.800 Plus, I mean, I don't know. Did you hear?

00:46:06.800 I've heard now. I don't know. I can't verify this yet,

00:46:09.800 but I'm sure Media Matters will confirm.

00:46:11.800 He's the guy who cut the head off of that horse in The Godfather.

00:46:15.800 He was the one who did it.

00:46:17.800 And, you know, they just went to him.

00:46:20.800 Paramount just went to him and said, hey, we need a horse head.

00:46:22.800 And he's like, I've been cutting them off of horses left and right all the time.

00:46:25.800 He just doesn't care.

00:46:27.800 And he's finally gonna pay for that.

00:46:29.800 Oh, yeah. We'll bring him in front of the court in New York or D.C.

00:46:34.800 Pretty darn soon to get that.

00:46:36.800 This is so corrupt what's going on.

00:46:39.800 And if there is no freedom, they're doing this to Elon Musk as well.

00:46:44.800 Do you think they'll care when they do it to you?

00:46:48.800 First, I didn't say anything because it was happening to Donald Trump.

00:46:52.800 And I didn't say anything because it was happening to Elon Musk.

00:46:55.800 And I wasn't Donald Trump or Elon Musk.

00:46:57.800 Do you remember how this poll ends?

00:47:00.800 More on this in 60 seconds.

00:47:02.800 The cultural divide in America is widening along moral lines.

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00:47:17.800 I honestly, I don't know how people don't see the right side of history here.

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00:47:33.800 He kind of sounds like this.

00:47:35.800 That might.

00:47:36.800 I mean, that seems pretty easy.

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00:48:51.800 Hello, Stu.

00:48:53.800 Glenn!

00:48:54.800 You know, I was thinking about this big lawsuit.

00:48:58.800 Yeah.

00:48:59.800 Against the president, former president.

00:49:01.800 You know, first he had the $83 million from the E. Gene Carroll situation.

00:49:05.800 Which really was caused by him.

00:49:07.800 Well, this is an interesting point, right?

00:49:09.800 Like, he's got, I think, a totally false accusation against him.

00:49:14.800 Yeah, totally false.

00:49:15.800 He said, this is false.

00:49:16.800 This is crazy.

00:49:17.800 He's got it.

00:49:18.800 They went through this case.

00:49:19.800 I think he got totally screwed.

00:49:21.800 And they ruled against him for a few million dollars.

00:49:25.800 And they said, basically, you can't go out and talk about this anymore.

00:49:28.800 And he just did.

00:49:30.800 Right?

00:49:31.800 He was like, I don't care what you say.

00:49:33.800 And you know what?

00:49:34.800 You have that right to do that if that's what you, you know, if that's what you want.

00:49:38.800 But he knew what the price of that was.

00:49:41.800 He knew the price would be high.

00:49:43.800 And sometimes, occasionally, even people have made the point that Donald Trump creates some of his own issues.

00:49:50.800 Yes.

00:49:51.800 But he also has what I like to call a few money.

00:49:55.800 He has a few money.

00:49:56.800 And he gets to do this.

00:49:57.800 Right.

00:49:58.800 85 million.

00:49:59.800 It's worth it.

00:50:00.800 She sucks.

00:50:01.800 And sometimes people have pointed out that when he makes some of his own problems, he will still say he's the victim of persecution.

00:50:09.800 He will kind of kind of go to that.

00:50:10.800 Yeah.

00:50:11.800 That's kind of the way he goes.

00:50:12.800 And some have noticed this over time.

00:50:14.800 But might I address this lawsuit that came down in this ruling in New York?

00:50:20.800 355 million dollars.

00:50:22.800 It'll cost him over 400 million when it's all said and done.

00:50:25.800 By the way, ruling yesterday, the same Supreme Court justice said that he hasn't provided a good reason as to why he should delay the judgment from last week.

00:50:39.800 So, he said, you failed to explain much less justify any basis for a stay.

00:50:46.800 I'm confident that the appellate division will protect your appellate rights.

00:50:49.800 So, he's got to cough this up.

00:50:51.800 Now, they're talking about this is so much money that he's going to have to put up probably real estate and sell some real estate to be able to pay for this.

00:51:05.800 Because you have to put your you have to put that money into a bond and then you have a bond holder holding it for you and you have to pay them an additional fee.

00:51:16.800 Right.

00:51:17.800 And then and then hopefully you win the appeal and eventually don't have to pay it.

00:51:22.800 But I mean, it'll still cost you about 50 million.

00:51:24.800 It's still going to suck.

00:51:25.800 Yeah. Right. Yeah.

00:51:26.800 But talking about, you know, whether he's the victim of political persecution, I believe this case, it's actually provable.

00:51:34.800 Oh, yeah.

00:51:35.800 Like it is.

00:51:36.800 It's not. But it's not just.

00:51:37.800 Oh, yeah.

00:51:38.800 It's not just. Oh, yeah.

00:51:39.800 Well, of course.

00:51:40.800 I mean, because I think on his face, that's how I react to this.

00:51:43.800 Right. He's running for president of the United States.

00:51:45.800 They're trying to put him out of business, throw him in prison, take him off the ballots.

00:51:49.800 I mean, it's so blatantly obvious just on its surface that that's how I translate it.

00:51:54.800 The only thing he hasn't been hit with is, you know, like, you have some uranium pie.

00:52:00.800 Right. Right.

00:52:01.800 I mean, it's like he's not like been hit with an umbrella or a little pin in the end of it like the CIA used to.

00:52:09.800 That's the only thing that has about it.

00:52:11.800 That's it. That's it.

00:52:12.800 And so I think on its surface, it's easy to just look at this, but like the details of this one in particular are so egregious.

00:52:20.800 First of all, it's not like a, you know, this this number that they came up with.

00:52:24.800 They just came up with like an algorithm that they built to come up with this number.

00:52:28.800 And it's like, well, we think if he didn't defraud these banks, then the banks would have made more money.

00:52:37.800 Now, of course, the banks could have gone to him and just requested a higher interest rate, which they didn't do.

00:52:42.800 But because they found him a good risk because they'd done business with him before.

00:52:48.800 Before. And they all knew he had lots of money and they all knew he had a successful business and they all knew he would pay back the loans.

00:52:54.800 They all knew this would occur.

00:52:56.800 So they went down this road. Now, of course, their case in New York is, hey, you defrauded all these banks.

00:53:03.800 You screwed all these banks out of money.

00:53:05.800 So you have to pay three hundred and fifty million dollars to us.

00:53:11.800 Right. The state of New York.

00:53:13.800 Because the banks get none of it.

00:53:15.800 The banks didn't file this.

00:53:16.800 There was no complaint. None.

00:53:19.800 Even if you think there was no complaint, if you're saying they were defrauded, you'd think they would get the money.

00:53:26.800 But no, no, it goes directly to the state of New York, which is just another comical layer to this.

00:53:32.800 But listen to this breakdown of this particular rule, this law and how it's been used in the past, because as you point out, there's no victims here.

00:53:42.800 No one is coming. No bank is being, hey, by the way, he lied about this and this didn't work out for us.

00:53:49.800 In fact, the banks testified on his behalf, on his behalf, saying there's no victim.

00:53:54.800 We knew this. We take that into account with everybody we loaned.

00:53:58.800 That's why we have a whole division that goes out and does the estimates for us.

00:54:04.800 We know we're not stupid. Right. Right.

00:54:06.800 So this law has been around for 70 years. OK, and it is.

00:54:13.800 There is multiple facets of this. There's the big fine, which is kind of the headline, but also the fact that they might take his business away.

00:54:20.800 They're saying he can't run his business. They're saying his kids can't run the business anymore.

00:54:24.800 They're trying to turn this essentially into a death penalty for this company.

00:54:28.800 They are. So it is the only big business that was threatened with a shutdown.

00:54:35.800 Without showing obvious victims or major losses in 70 years. The only one. OK.

00:54:42.800 The AP went through one hundred and fifty cases since New York's repeated fraud statute was passed in 1956.

00:54:49.800 And it showed that nearly every previous time a company was taken away, victims and losses were key factors.

00:54:56.800 You'd think, right? Customers lose money because they bought defective products or never received services ordered, leaving them cheated and angry.

00:55:05.800 What's more, businesses were taken over almost always as a last resort to stop a fraud in progress to protect potential victims.

00:55:13.800 So let's look back at this now, because there is one case where they try to take a company, which is what they're threatening here with with the Trump corporate, the Trump corporation.

00:55:22.800 Do we have that? Hang on. Do we have that clip of of the AG saying that they're going to take it?

00:55:29.800 Here it is. Four days after a judge ordered Donald Trump to pay three hundred fifty five million dollars for a decade of fraud.

00:55:36.800 New York Attorney General Letitia James says she's prepared to do everything she can to make sure the former president pays his fine, including, she told us, seizing the buildings that bear his name.

00:55:48.800 If he does not have funds to pay off the judgment, then we will seek, you know, judgment enforcement mechanisms in court and we will ask the judge to seize his assets.

00:56:01.720 I love the drama. She's so dramatic. It's hilarious.

00:56:04.860 I know. Think of that, though. You're doing business in New York.

00:56:08.140 Oh, I get out of there. Get out of there.

00:56:10.100 You got to get out of there. Get out of there. I mean, again, and honestly, if you live in New York, honestly, you have a house in New York.

00:56:16.540 You're living in New York. You're just like, yeah, well, we don't want to give up on New York.

00:56:20.340 Get the hell out of New York. And I know a lot of people that say, well, I can't because my whole family is here.

00:56:28.200 Get out of New York. If they're doing this kind of stuff to him, there is no rule of law in New York.

00:56:37.420 It's always been liberal, right?

00:56:39.700 Right. This is different.

00:56:40.820 This is totally different. It's like the difference between the New York Times.

00:56:44.400 We were talking about this the other day where, like, the New York Times was always liberal.

00:56:47.800 But then there was like, hey, this is an op-ed written by a U.S. senator.

00:56:52.260 And the op-ed, you know, guy gets fired for just letting it be printed.

00:56:58.720 Right.

00:56:58.800 Like, the crazy people on the left, the AOCs have taken over places in the media and places like this in New York.

00:57:07.220 This is what it is now.

00:57:09.140 So there's been one case, one, one, in the entire 70 years where they did this, where they shut down a company that had no obvious victims.

00:57:17.600 The case was 1972, and it was a company, relatively small company, that was writing term papers for college students.

00:57:30.200 Okay?

00:57:30.600 So, like, I don't want to write my paper.

00:57:33.000 I want to break out in God bless America.

00:57:36.140 Capitalism is pretty impressive.

00:57:37.860 But apparently this one didn't go over that well.

00:57:40.800 Right. Sure.

00:57:41.040 And what they said was there's no obvious victims here because the people bought the term papers, they didn't want to write them, they got the term papers, but they said this was a, they were defrauding the education system.

00:57:52.680 Which they were.

00:57:53.300 This is the one time.

00:57:54.980 Yeah.

00:57:55.180 And it's a small, tiny company.

00:57:56.540 Let me give you the other times they've done this.

00:57:59.560 Tell me if any of these sound like, hey, I got a good interest rate on a loan I paid back.

00:58:04.460 Number one, a breast cancer non-profit was shut down a dozen years ago for using nearly all its $9 million in donations to pay for directors' salaries, perks, and other expenses instead of funding free mammograms.

00:58:20.460 Okay?

00:58:21.340 Yeah, no.

00:58:21.920 So, they told everyone, donate money for free mammograms, and they just took all the money for themselves.

00:58:27.220 Okay, that's number one.

00:58:28.620 Number two, a private equity firm faking big investment success was closed down after stealing millions of dollars from thousands of investors.

00:58:39.720 Okay.

00:58:40.240 That's pretty clear.

00:58:41.020 You can see.

00:58:41.480 Yeah, that's a difference.

00:58:42.180 Got it.

00:58:42.500 Yeah.

00:58:42.620 Okay.

00:58:43.280 But on both of those so far, you have hundreds of thousands of people, you know, I'm sure they gave, they're all victims.

00:58:50.060 They gave their money.

00:58:52.020 And they didn't get the thing they wanted.

00:58:53.140 And they didn't get the thing that they were promised.

00:58:54.780 So, you have all of these people going to the AG going, hey, there's a real problem here.

00:59:01.400 This has got to stop.

00:59:02.600 Yep.

00:59:03.360 Got it.

00:59:03.680 Not here.

00:59:04.280 Not here.

00:59:05.140 Another one.

00:59:06.260 Mental health facility shuttered for looting $4 million from public funds while neglecting patients.

00:59:13.820 Kind of a big one.

00:59:14.740 Pretty clear.

00:59:15.100 Yeah.

00:59:15.260 An auto lender that allegedly charged hidden, usurious interest rates got to stay in business last year if it paid a fine and didn't commit fraud in the future.

00:59:29.000 So, here's one they didn't shut down.

00:59:30.860 They actually let them go on.

00:59:32.260 They're going after Trump for all of this.

00:59:34.640 But in this one, they're like, ah, you know, like, it's sure they're hidden fees.

00:59:39.720 Right.

00:59:39.900 They're not telling you about them.

00:59:41.100 Right.

00:59:41.500 Okay.

00:59:41.760 A judge refused to request to shut down a river rafting company in 2011 after a customer drowned and the attorney general showed it was repeatedly using unlicensed guides or none at all.

01:00:00.980 Instead, he ordered only a $50,000 bond and clean up and for him to clean up his act.

01:00:07.320 The company is still being run today under a different name by the same family.

01:00:11.760 Okay.

01:00:12.100 So, what we have are thousands.

01:00:12.900 Someone died.

01:00:14.300 We have thousands of victims.

01:00:15.960 And in this case, somebody who's dead.

01:00:18.720 He's dead.

01:00:20.020 Dead.

01:00:20.940 And...

01:00:21.300 They're like, yeah, you guys can stay open $50,000 bond.

01:00:23.700 And then this is my favorite one.

01:00:25.940 A judge in 2001 declined to appoint a receiver to take over a porn site despite millions of dollars

01:00:36.600 of illegal credit card charges to hundreds of customers who thought they were getting a free tour.

01:00:44.240 Now, look, you want to get the free...

01:00:46.980 You want to know what you're subscribing to, Glenn, before you just pull the trigger on that.

01:00:51.320 Right.

01:00:51.460 So, you put your credit card information into a porn site.

01:00:54.720 I think some of these victims need some life changes to be made here.

01:00:59.620 But they put their credit card into a porn site expecting a free tour.

01:01:04.600 And they instead just get charged and charged and charged and charged and charged.

01:01:08.980 In fact, once the owners of the site were caught, they attempted to move their money overseas to avoid any penalty.

01:01:18.840 Still, the judge said appointing a receiver was an extraordinary remedy that should be used sparingly

01:01:29.900 and that a preliminary injunction was good enough.

01:01:33.520 Only after all that happened did they find out the people running the porn site were the Gambino crime family.

01:01:43.540 I kid you not, there can't be no crime family.

01:01:50.140 And they didn't go into receivership.

01:01:51.760 No.

01:01:52.180 No.

01:01:52.600 So, there you go.

01:01:53.260 There you go.

01:01:53.880 Think about that.

01:01:54.920 I mean, like, I mean, it's so obvious what they're doing.

01:01:58.820 Letitia James talked about it when she ran.

01:02:01.180 Her goal was to take this one individual out.

01:02:04.500 And the New York, the voters of New York said, good, go do it.

01:02:08.380 And now she's doing it.

01:02:09.840 Okay, if you are, if you have business in New York, if you are in New York, I'm just telling you, you got to do what you got to do.

01:02:16.860 But there's no way I would keep my business in New York.

01:02:20.400 There is no rule of law now.

01:02:23.020 You know it on the streets.

01:02:24.680 But there is no rule of law.

01:02:26.800 If they can get away with this, they can do anything to you.

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01:03:32.400 Station ID.

01:03:32.820 Holy cow.

01:03:46.360 It is.

01:03:47.700 It's really quite remarkable what is happening in New York.

01:03:52.800 And now the judge said officially, no, you have to take basically $400 million and put it into a bond.

01:04:01.220 Yeah, I think it's $450 million.

01:04:03.980 $450 million.

01:04:04.320 And that, of course, doesn't include the $80-something million from the E.G. Carroll situation, which he'll have to do as well.

01:04:10.260 And, I mean, obviously, the guy's got a lot of money.

01:04:13.180 Yeah, but that's half a billion dollars.

01:04:14.280 He's not going to go bankrupt over this, though.

01:04:15.780 No, but that's half a billion dollars.

01:04:16.540 It's half a billion dollars.

01:04:18.220 You don't just tie up, you know.

01:04:19.960 No, he, I believe, testified in court relatively recently he has about $400 million in cash or at least liquid investment.

01:04:27.740 So this would mean, I mean, he can't just go into his bank account and pay this off, right?

01:04:31.900 Like most billionaires wouldn't be able to.

01:04:34.120 You know, you don't just have that cash around.

01:04:37.620 He would probably have to go through a bond situation.

01:04:41.240 And, you know, he should be able to get that.

01:04:43.340 But who knows?

01:04:44.420 The other part that's complicating here is they put a monitor inside the company.

01:04:48.580 So basically, everything that goes on in the company now has to basically be approved by this representative of New York.

01:04:55.760 And what's funny about this is...

01:04:56.960 Why would you do business?

01:04:58.080 If you, if he, if his choice was, you know what, I'm just going to sell Trump Tower.

01:05:02.680 I'll get a bunch of money out of that and just pay this off.

01:05:04.800 I'm sick of hearing about it.

01:05:06.560 The monitor inside the company can block it.

01:05:09.660 The monitor assigned from the state of New York can block the sale of the building to allow him to pay off the amount of money he's supposed to pay to New York State.

01:05:24.520 If I were Donald Trump, I would sell absolutely everything I have in New York.

01:05:28.000 And look at that.

01:05:28.680 This guy loved New York.

01:05:30.340 This guy...

01:05:31.260 He was New York.

01:05:31.800 He was New York.

01:05:32.920 He built so much of modern New York.

01:05:36.020 And if I were him, I'd just screw you, New York.

01:05:40.440 I'm out.

01:05:41.520 I'm out.

01:05:42.100 And so many...

01:05:43.380 Look, not every person in New York is a liberal.

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01:05:53.160 I would be terrified.

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01:05:56.960 I know Wall Street is a unique thing, but I'd move my headquarters.

01:06:01.020 I'd do everything I could to keep my business out of that state.

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01:07:27.200 We've been telling you about ESG for a while now.

01:07:43.720 There are 15 states that have now passed laws targeting ESG in one form or another.

01:07:50.220 The number is still going up.

01:07:52.280 In Florida, Ron DeSantis and Bob Romilly, state rep, put together the toughest anti-ESG bill in America, and it was passed in 2023.

01:08:03.600 Among other things, it bans banks from using ESG social credit scores to discriminate against its customers.

01:08:10.640 And that's one of the biggest tools used by the Great Reset elites to fundamentally transform us.

01:08:17.600 They can use social scores.

01:08:20.740 What is your green energy usage?

01:08:24.020 What is your carbon footprint look like?

01:08:28.140 Are you in the school board fighting for or against things like critical race theory and DEI?

01:08:37.880 Does your company have DEI in place?

01:08:41.500 What is that like?

01:08:42.640 If it doesn't hit certain places, then they don't give you a loan.

01:08:47.100 That's done now in Florida.

01:08:49.100 There is another one that's coming out that may be the best one out, and it's coming from Tennessee, and it's from Representative Jason Zachary.

01:09:01.580 He's just put together an ESG bill that has the potential to be the strongest or the second strongest law in the country.

01:09:10.140 It's a really good law, and it goes up in committee on Tuesday, and I wanted you to know about it.

01:09:16.900 And Representative Jason Zachary is with us now.

01:09:21.040 Hey, Jason, how are you?

01:09:23.020 Hey, I'm great, Glenn.

01:09:23.860 How are you?

01:09:24.700 Good.

01:09:25.240 So tell me about the bill and the battle for passing this thing.

01:09:32.660 Sure.

01:09:33.260 Yeah, well, to start out last year, we took the first ESG step with the treasurer of our state.

01:09:39.640 Thankfully, we have one of the best treasurers in the country, very conservative.

01:09:42.820 He and I began to discuss ESG and the problems that we were seeing with BlackRock in the state of Tennessee.

01:09:49.720 We divested ourselves from all the BlackRock investments.

01:09:52.620 He and I were having this conversation.

01:09:54.200 He said, I'm never going to allow these standards to be utilized, but we have to take legislative steps to ensure those behind me don't take those steps.

01:10:01.420 So last year, I was able to pass a bill with our Senate Majority Leader, Jack Johnson, to prohibit ESG standards from being used on the governmental state level.

01:10:10.640 And so, obviously, the next step, as you've talked about, was the fair access bill, which Florida has.

01:10:15.740 I talked to the DeSantis team.

01:10:17.300 They've been very helpful.

01:10:18.600 But, man, really, Glenn, the team at Wall Builders, Audria, Betty, Justin Haskins, they have been invaluable in providing.

01:10:27.360 I literally have pages of resources here to be able to combat the pushback from the Tennessee Bankers Association, which is obviously pushing back on the bill.

01:10:36.740 But to your point, I feel like we have the home run.

01:10:39.400 We've included all the best parts.

01:10:40.860 It requires notification.

01:10:42.720 It protects religious liberty of institutions, political views, whether you want a firearm.

01:10:48.080 I mean, we hit just about every aspect.

01:10:50.000 And then we actually, versus just saying ESG, we actually list out the individual tenets of ESG to ensure that the big banks cannot debank Tennesseans.

01:11:00.520 Oh, that is fantastic.

01:11:01.820 So what's the pushback been like?

01:11:05.920 Sure.

01:11:06.440 So we started out as the team at Alliance for Defending Freedom.

01:11:09.720 They've been working hand-in-hand with wall builders.

01:11:11.940 And so they came to us and said, listen, the Tennessee charter banks are not your problem.

01:11:17.180 You're $3 billion, $4 billion banks.

01:11:18.900 I mean, they're serving Tennessee, and they're doing a great job.

01:11:22.200 It's Bank of America.

01:11:23.380 It's JPMorgan Chase.

01:11:25.200 It's Wells Fargo.

01:11:26.100 It's the big guys.

01:11:27.140 So they suggested putting an amendment on that was $100 billion that only hit the 28 largest banks in the country because that's the problem.

01:11:36.840 And so kind of thinking that that would back the Bankers Association off.

01:11:40.140 Well, the Bankers Association represents the large banks as well.

01:11:43.520 And so they were in my office last week pushing back, saying they weren't comfortable with the bill.

01:11:48.080 And, Glenn, I just looked at them and said, listen, if you're uncomfortable with what's in this, then that's the problem.

01:11:53.160 That's why we have to run it.

01:11:54.240 But if you guys aren't doing these things, then you won't have a problem.

01:11:57.640 Because they like to say in a conservative state like Tennessee, they immediately say, well, guys, we're opposed to ESG.

01:12:03.840 And then here comes the but.

01:12:05.500 And then you've got these 15 different things they list out.

01:12:08.360 And so I've already worked the committee.

01:12:11.720 We're a supermajority in Tennessee, 75 Republicans in the House out of 99.

01:12:17.400 I've worked the committee.

01:12:18.780 The Republicans are with us.

01:12:20.020 We've only got one Democrat on the committee.

01:12:22.060 So I feel really confident.

01:12:24.060 Wall Builders and ADF have pulled some resources together.

01:12:26.980 Former Senator Brownback from Kansas is going to come in and testify.

01:12:29.820 ADF, some of the guys at Wall Builders are going to be there.

01:12:33.820 We've got an awesome team coming in because we've got this up in committee on Tuesday.

01:12:38.320 So it goes through committee.

01:12:39.960 If it makes it through, and it sounds like it will, then what's the next step?

01:12:43.420 When will this actually be in front of the legislature to vote?

01:12:48.940 Yeah, good question.

01:12:49.720 And it's important for you.

01:12:51.460 Unlike Washington, that's the focus.

01:12:53.620 They don't read bills.

01:12:54.540 They don't go through committee.

01:12:55.800 And leadership makes decisions.

01:12:57.000 In most states, like Tennessee, every bill is heard.

01:13:00.300 So it starts out in subcommittee.

01:13:01.780 It'll be in the banking subcommittee.

01:13:03.480 After it passes there, it would go to the full commerce committee, which is a much larger committee.

01:13:08.020 Then it goes to the House floor.

01:13:09.940 And Glenn, you talk about this all the time, but it's important for your listeners, especially your Tennesseans, to know.

01:13:15.500 They need to call the members of the banking committee.

01:13:18.440 You don't need to worry about the full House right now because we've got a couple of weeks until we get there.

01:13:22.180 But this next week, you call the banking committee and email them and say, hey, guys, we need this.

01:13:27.420 This is something we need to pass to protect us.

01:13:29.860 And then the following week, you need to call the Commerce Committee.

01:13:32.700 Tennesseans do.

01:13:33.740 And then three weeks from now, that's when you start emailing the whole House.

01:13:37.100 So it's very different than Congress, and most people don't understand that.

01:13:40.220 And so you focus on one committee at a time because that's the most important.

01:13:44.140 We'll pass it in the House.

01:13:45.480 And Senate Majority Leader Jack Johnson, he's been right with me on this.

01:13:49.200 He'll then move it on the Senate side.

01:13:51.260 And then hopefully in probably four weeks or so, we could have this before the governor to sign for a signature.

01:13:56.480 Are you getting any coverage in the state on this?

01:14:01.860 Man, Glenn, no.

01:14:02.960 I mean, really, man, you are truly, and I'm not just saying it because I'm on with you.

01:14:06.500 I literally, no lie, I was driving to the Capitol the morning you were talking about the UCC bill and Christy Noem's veto,

01:14:15.420 and that bill happened to be in my committee the next day.

01:14:19.560 I went to the sponsor.

01:14:20.800 Man, we got that bill stopped because of what, and I'm serious, because of the information you brought forward.

01:14:27.820 I told Sarah, who was emailing me yesterday, man, I've read the Great Reset twice,

01:14:32.900 your discussions on ESG, the resources that you mentioned with Justin and the wall builders.

01:14:38.880 I just started reaching out and engaging them, Andrea at wall builders.

01:14:42.200 The resources that you've provided have been phenomenal.

01:14:45.960 But, man, in conservative media, nobody else is talking about these things.

01:14:50.380 Like, central bank digital currency shifting a little bit.

01:14:52.740 With the help of wall builders, I put an amendment on that UCC bill.

01:14:56.360 So, if it were to pass, which I don't think it will, we've already gotten it rolled to the last calendar.

01:15:01.060 If it were to pass, I've got that on there to change the definition of a deposit account.

01:15:05.940 And, again, you're the only person talking about it.

01:15:08.260 Statewide, zero coverage, nobody's talking about it.

01:15:11.300 Jeez, so if you're not getting any coverage, you don't have any backing.

01:15:16.960 If you are listening right now, you have got to get engaged.

01:15:25.480 This is the Tennessee ESG bill.

01:15:28.500 It is potentially one of the strongest, top two strongest laws in the country on ESG.

01:15:36.380 And each individual state has to protect itself from this.

01:15:42.460 And I know that they're repackaging right now.

01:15:44.660 Don't think that they're not giving up on this.

01:15:47.440 They're just renaming and repackaging.

01:15:50.240 They will never give up on this.

01:15:52.460 This is the way they control everybody's life.

01:15:55.900 This and CBDC, a central bank digital currency.

01:16:00.480 When is that bill coming up?

01:16:03.760 So, the UCC bill, we got that rolled to the last calendar.

01:16:07.780 And as most people know, we're part-time legislators.

01:16:10.760 We go from January to April.

01:16:11.960 So, we got it pushed to the last calendar, hoping the sponsor will take it off.

01:16:16.200 I mean, it's a cold breeze blowing in that committee right now just because there's so much uncertainty around it.

01:16:20.760 But I have a standalone bill to change the definition of deposit accounts to make it very difficult to implement a central bank digital currency.

01:16:29.520 Because what happens, the federal government can roll it out.

01:16:32.940 People can use it.

01:16:34.200 There's only so much the states can do.

01:16:36.340 But like Florida's done in Alabama, North Dakota, we as Tennessee need to take that step to ensure that it's not – that banks can't use it as collateral within their deposit accounts.

01:16:45.980 So, then they push back on the federal government and say, listen, you can't implement this because our 90 to 10 ratios, we can't maintain those if we can't count central bank digital currency as a collateral.

01:16:56.540 And so, I mean, man, again, these are all factors.

01:16:59.460 And some of those – all these things we're talking about are so critically important.

01:17:03.800 But most people just know it from a surface level and don't think much can be done.

01:17:08.800 But, Glenn, I'm five terms in serving in the House.

01:17:11.680 It's been the honor of my life to serve.

01:17:13.860 And under Governor Haslam, who was our previous governor, a Republican, he used to say that the federal government had become an unreliable partner.

01:17:21.440 Well, over the last five years under Governor Lee, who's our current governor, man, they've become an adversarial partner.

01:17:27.020 I mean, literally, Joe Biden has called Governor Lee twice asking to dump illegals in our state.

01:17:31.400 He says, no, they do it anyway.

01:17:33.960 Everything that we do, the federal government is pushing back on us.

01:17:38.220 And so we were the first state in the nation.

01:17:41.360 We passed a block grant for Medicaid.

01:17:43.420 We got it in right before Trump left office.

01:17:46.200 He signed off on it.

01:17:47.460 And we have been able to save about $350 million a year with our Medicaid program because we get to keep those shared savings.

01:17:54.340 But we're the only state that was able to do that because we got it under the gun.

01:17:57.540 And so, man, our conversation among our supermajority GOP has been we have to do everything we can to firewall our state from these adversarial policies of the federal government.

01:18:08.100 You have to.

01:18:09.000 Wow.

01:18:09.240 It is a it's an honor and privilege to talk to you, Jason.

01:18:13.020 Thank you for everything that you guys are doing.

01:18:16.920 Thank you, Glenn.

01:18:17.760 You man.

01:18:18.120 Truly, you have no idea what a valuable resource you are to got citizen legislators like me.

01:18:24.300 Man, I don't have a staff.

01:18:25.240 I don't have people that can research and I literally listen to you on a daily basis and you inform and talk about things most people don't.

01:18:34.520 And it helps.

01:18:35.120 I mean, we as legislators, we talk about things you talk about on your show.

01:18:38.520 And what you talk about is impacting 7 million Tennesseans.

01:18:42.640 And all I can speak for is Tennessee.

01:18:44.160 But, man, please keep bringing these issues to the forefront.

01:18:47.340 Sometimes people think they're so mundane.

01:18:49.800 But, man, this impacts the people I represent, every Tennessean, but people across the nation.

01:18:54.620 And we as red states, we've got to be bold in the steps we're taking.

01:18:58.940 And for most of us, like this ESG bill, man, this is common sense.

01:19:02.360 But these are the bold steps that we have to take to ensure that we preserve our way of life.

01:19:07.760 Who knows what's going to happen in 2024?

01:19:09.560 You know, when you're done with all of this, I would like to talk to you because, for instance, the Daily Wire is in your state now.

01:19:17.560 And they are coming after all digital and now all radio.

01:19:22.160 What the FCC did yesterday, the sale to Soros of the second largest media company in America, radio broadcast company.

01:19:33.020 And the third largest is being sold to a company 100% in the Philippines.

01:19:40.620 So it won't be American-owned anymore.

01:19:44.740 We're in trouble on radio.

01:19:47.200 We, I believe, are in trouble.

01:19:48.760 And I haven't felt that for a long time.

01:19:51.540 They're coming.

01:19:52.760 They are coming on digital and on radio.

01:19:55.260 And I'd love to talk to you about anything you can do.

01:19:57.520 The states have got to protect their local broadcasters.

01:20:01.720 Have to.

01:20:02.760 And Glenn, I keep saying your team.

01:20:06.060 The team at Wall Builders with David Barton and his group, if there are any legislators across the country listening and they have not reached out or talked to that team,

01:20:14.780 call Andrea Decker over at Wall Builders, they are fantastic.

01:20:20.120 I literally, I'm sitting in front, I'm sitting here now in my car with pages of documentation, white papers that they've provided that allow me to make a case for ESG,

01:20:30.480 but other things that they've provided.

01:20:32.060 So if there are any legislators out there listening, they need to reach out to Wall Builders because that is an invaluable resource.

01:20:38.060 And, again, those of us, I'm a part-time legislator, we go from January to April, and then we don't have session again until the following January.

01:20:45.960 We don't have the resources of, like, my congressman, Burchett, who's got just unlimited resources, but he can't do anything in Washington.

01:20:52.400 So, man, please reach out to the team at Wall Builders if you're a legislator because they can help and equip you to be able to pass some of these big bills.

01:20:59.620 I am so pleased that we got a hold of you, and you just let us know when you need people in Tennessee to know.

01:21:08.320 Hey, they need to please.

01:21:10.020 I sent Sarah the link, so if you guys, is there any way you could post that?

01:21:13.720 It's the link to the two committees.

01:21:15.800 Tennesseans can click on those links.

01:21:17.480 They can follow me on Twitter, Jason Zachary TN.

01:21:19.600 I'll go ahead and post those links there.

01:21:21.420 They can click on those links.

01:21:22.760 It'll show all the members of the banking committee.

01:21:25.100 They can click on their picture.

01:21:26.260 They can send them a nice email.

01:21:27.800 And, Glenn, too, it's important from a legislator's perspective for your users or your listeners, don't send canned emails.

01:21:35.700 Like, our system weeds out.

01:21:37.600 Like, people will say, hey, sign up here and send your legislator an email.

01:21:40.880 We don't get those auto emails, but just a personal email.

01:21:43.780 Hey, Rep. Zachary, man, please pass this bill or please vote for this bill.

01:21:48.460 It's important for us.

01:21:49.680 That stuff makes a difference.

01:21:51.120 Call the guys' offices.

01:21:52.780 I mean, again, we listen to that stuff.

01:21:54.660 We actually do receive the feedback directly.

01:21:56.620 Okay, thank you so much.

01:21:57.880 I appreciate it.

01:21:58.620 God bless you.

01:21:59.460 I'm going to post this, and if the social media could actually do it by zip so we can go into the region and go right into Tennessee so we hyper-serve them on this.

01:22:11.720 And I'll post this at glenbeck.com also on my social media today so you have that information.

01:22:16.900 Okay.

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01:23:54.380 Right.

01:23:54.580 Right.

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01:25:41.860 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

01:25:45.360 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program i saw a clip from msnbc and i thought wow um

01:25:55.300 i i am i have i slipped through another wormhole uh something's being taught here

01:26:03.380 that is just being discussed as if it is a fact and it is 180 degrees

01:26:10.040 wrong wrong direction we'll tell you about that and explain what the truth is in 60 seconds

01:26:19.740 you know that box of old photos and family movies you've got ones that's stored in the garage or the

01:26:26.580 attic maybe the basement someplace top of the closet those represent some of the most important

01:26:31.560 memories you've ever made and they're fading fast let me let me tell you a personal story

01:26:37.620 my father-in-law died a couple of weeks ago we went to the funeral we went to the wake

01:26:44.320 and uh my mom had taken out all of these pictures of dad throughout the years i mean i saw him

01:26:55.080 as a little kid nani the grandma great grandma used to follow my father-in-law when he was a baby

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01:27:15.200 eat and eat he was this enormous fat little and then he grew up and he looked like al capone's son

01:27:23.880 for i mean when he was like a teenager and then you know his he started playing football and everything

01:27:29.660 else and got into shape and got away from grandma for a little while and you know now my mother-in-law

01:27:35.140 is exactly the same with rafe midnight he came over uh she came over she was at the house uh this is a

01:27:43.680 few months ago she's at the house and he comes home it's like 11 o'clock and he's like i'm hungry

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01:28:31.780 okay i want you to hear this uh clip from uh msnbc as they're talking about christian nationalism listen

01:28:41.860 remember when trump ran in 2016 a lot of the mainline evangelicals wanted nothing to do

01:28:47.960 with the divorced uh you know real estate mogul who cheated on his wife and with a porn star and all

01:28:54.160 that right so what happened was he was surrounded by this more extremist element you're going to hear

01:29:00.600 words like christian nationalism like the new apostolic reformation these are groups that you should get

01:29:06.760 very uh very schooled on because they have a lot of stuff for a second these are the same people

01:29:14.260 that she's she's talking about 2016 you have to get to know them because they were around him in 2016

01:29:22.780 and they're very far right and they want a christian nationalist nation making it sound like some

01:29:28.980 fascistic thing no did they do it in 2016 what was what's changed what has changed other than

01:29:36.780 the you the media which the media is you might as well just move it into

01:29:43.100 if you see it on mainstream media you know it's coming from a government agency it's coming from

01:29:50.120 intel somewhere or another that's their source on all this why are they saying now that the same people

01:29:56.100 that were around him in 2016 are extreme christian nationalists i'll tell you why because that

01:30:03.800 designation will allow the department of homeland security and fbi and nsa to spy or round up and use

01:30:11.900 the patriot act to quash that's why this is being brought up actual christian nationalism which is not what

01:30:24.280 they're talking about is very small and it is real and it is dangerous we've talked about it before

01:30:32.920 if you don't know go back and listen we'll talk about it again but it is real and it is dangerous

01:30:38.520 but that's not what she's talking about and i want you to listen to the rest of the clip

01:30:42.300 power in trump's circle and the one thing that unites all of them because there's many different

01:30:46.980 groups orbiting trump but the thing that we're not unites them as christian nationalists not christians

01:30:52.300 by the way because christian nationalists is very different is that they believe that our rights

01:30:57.300 as americans as all human beings don't come from any earthly authority they don't come from congress

01:31:02.920 they don't come from their supreme court they come from god the problem with that is that they are

01:31:07.320 determining man men it is men yeah are determining what god is telling them and in the past that so

01:31:15.240 called natural law is you know it's a pillar of catholicism catholicism for instance it's been used

01:31:20.480 for good in social justice campaigns martin luther king evoked it in talking about civil rights but now

01:31:27.080 you have an extremist element of conservative christians who say that this applies specifically

01:31:33.760 to issues including abortion gay marriage and it's going much further than that as you see for instance

01:31:38.860 with the ruling in alabama right this week that judge is connected to that dominion stop

01:31:43.180 have you ever heard something so crazy that all men are created equal and endowed by their creator

01:31:52.120 with certain unalienable rights among them life liberty and the pursuit of happiness endowed by who

01:31:58.940 and by endowed by their creator i mean you're just are you a christian nationalist are you just making

01:32:04.640 that up off the top of your head where are you getting that phrase i'm just quoting it's from an old

01:32:07.860 dusty document endowed by their creator with certain unchangeable untouchable rights the reason why the

01:32:19.900 founders wrote that is because they had a king who said i create rights i will tell you the rights you have

01:32:29.480 so the founders settled on you know there are some things to nature's god

01:32:35.800 nature's law now nature's god based on the judeo-christian

01:32:43.520 ten commandments and just the you know rule of thumb be good be good to one another love one another

01:32:50.520 these things are wrong these things are not good

01:32:53.820 based on those laws and the laws of nature

01:33:00.180 this is what we would call today follow the science

01:33:06.900 those things where we get our general understanding of rights and if you don't have that understanding

01:33:17.860 that rights are not printed up

01:33:21.220 are not they're just not changeable

01:33:25.540 by men and they're not printed up by men

01:33:28.480 if you understand that

01:33:30.740 you know then where the limits of government are

01:33:34.900 that's what made america different

01:33:39.040 we have a charter of negative

01:33:42.780 liberties we those

01:33:44.880 that the charter that we have for the government

01:33:47.760 it's all negative liberties you cannot do these things all other constitutions

01:33:55.760 are reversed they have a charter of negative liberties on the people

01:34:01.280 no the government doesn't give us these rights

01:34:08.300 we're restraining the government because something is bigger than government and it's not man

01:34:15.600 it's god and you can see how this might be a problem if you reverse this concept if you said

01:34:22.200 actually all your rights are just gifts from government institutions and politicians

01:34:27.240 you don't what happens when they change what happens if you're a group that's out of favor

01:34:32.040 with the government you'd think someone on the left would understand this that you know

01:34:37.300 it's why they do understand this this is why they're doing it with donald trump

01:34:42.280 they are taking away his right to a fair free trial

01:34:48.500 so they're doing

01:34:50.320 now they're just taking away his right

01:34:53.880 his right to have a business to do business

01:34:57.280 because they want to

01:34:59.120 there are certain things

01:35:03.740 that our founders did

01:35:06.360 that

01:35:07.400 if we don't teach them

01:35:10.280 we don't understand them

01:35:12.320 we are going to lose the country

01:35:14.940 this is why i've been saying

01:35:16.280 you know what are we for

01:35:18.040 i'm tired of being against stuff

01:35:19.620 what are we for

01:35:20.360 well i am for

01:35:21.960 god-given rights

01:35:24.100 and they're pretty

01:35:27.080 they're pretty obvious

01:35:28.620 you have a right

01:35:30.060 to be you

01:35:31.140 but being you

01:35:33.860 everybody has the right to be you

01:35:37.380 they can be them

01:35:38.720 you can be you

01:35:39.860 that's fine

01:35:40.740 but you don't have a right

01:35:43.000 to

01:35:43.960 kill another person

01:35:46.360 because they're not you

01:35:47.960 they have a different point of view

01:35:50.700 and they're not hurting anybody

01:35:52.440 they have a right to liberty

01:35:55.240 you can't just scoop them up off the street

01:35:57.700 because you disagree with them

01:35:59.040 you

01:36:00.180 they have a right to say what they feel

01:36:03.040 just like you have a right to say what you feel

01:36:05.960 they have a right to

01:36:08.140 collect with their own groups of people

01:36:10.620 you have a right to do it too

01:36:15.060 whatever rights you want

01:36:18.640 you better protect them

01:36:21.100 for the people you don't like

01:36:23.840 that's that's the way we used to always be

01:36:28.300 i don't agree with you

01:36:29.380 but i'll fight to the death

01:36:31.320 for your right to say it and believe it

01:36:33.160 that's not what we're doing now

01:36:36.540 no

01:36:37.900 it's very true

01:36:40.000 and when you look back at

01:36:41.540 you know even

01:36:42.120 the founding of this country

01:36:43.880 obviously you point out

01:36:45.160 endowed by our creator

01:36:46.480 but with certain unalienable rights

01:36:48.080 which would should prove it to almost anyone

01:36:49.900 but you can go through

01:36:50.860 the founding concepts of this country

01:36:53.680 and find

01:36:54.460 how it was designed

01:36:56.640 with natural law in mind

01:36:58.780 with almost

01:36:59.680 no exception

01:37:00.740 i mean it's so fundamental to the country

01:37:03.240 let alone the misunderstanding

01:37:04.820 going on here with christianity

01:37:06.660 which is a whole different story

01:37:08.220 but just that

01:37:09.100 when you're talking about the country as a whole

01:37:11.320 every concept that we care about

01:37:14.340 comes from natural law

01:37:15.580 everything from

01:37:16.980 habeas corpus

01:37:18.220 um you know

01:37:19.860 paying back

01:37:21.340 someone you've wronged

01:37:23.320 that concept is directly from natural law

01:37:25.960 uh

01:37:26.780 there's a whole list of them

01:37:27.980 um

01:37:29.140 life

01:37:30.200 limited government

01:37:30.980 separation of powers

01:37:32.560 checks and balances

01:37:34.140 these things all come

01:37:36.240 from natural law

01:37:37.580 the right to contract

01:37:39.700 comes from natural law

01:37:42.380 the right to bear arms

01:37:43.780 comes from natural law

01:37:44.760 i don't want to use that necessarily

01:37:45.720 in this example

01:37:46.200 because they

01:37:46.580 probably won't want to get rid of that one

01:37:48.360 um

01:37:49.580 the right with

01:37:50.740 talking about no taxation

01:37:52.720 without representation

01:37:53.740 that

01:37:55.360 comes from natural law

01:37:56.880 how about

01:37:57.520 how about this

01:37:58.120 these are some of them

01:37:59.160 that they talked about

01:38:00.640 but they thought it was so obvious

01:38:02.600 they didn't need to enumerate them

01:38:04.440 okay

01:38:04.900 no

01:38:05.200 i want you to understand

01:38:06.340 rights

01:38:07.020 the declaration

01:38:08.100 is our mission statement

01:38:10.180 we tell the king

01:38:11.760 we got to break up

01:38:12.600 but

01:38:12.820 because we want to be decent human beings

01:38:14.880 we have to tell you

01:38:15.720 what we're going to do

01:38:17.400 why we need to break up with you

01:38:19.960 and that's because

01:38:21.500 we hold these things self-evident

01:38:23.840 you don't

01:38:24.620 we do

01:38:25.260 okay

01:38:27.040 we don't want a war with you

01:38:28.600 but you won't listen to us

01:38:30.440 because we're different

01:38:31.760 we think differently

01:38:32.740 we believe

01:38:33.600 you believe

01:38:34.580 that all rights come from you

01:38:36.660 because you're appointed by god

01:38:39.040 we don't think that

01:38:40.160 we think every man is equal

01:38:42.120 every man is equal

01:38:44.000 we're all created equal

01:38:45.820 and we're all given

01:38:47.020 certain rights

01:38:48.580 you say

01:38:49.760 as the king

01:38:50.420 only you have it

01:38:51.380 or only parliament has it

01:38:53.380 we don't think that

01:38:54.840 and they list

01:38:57.780 life, liberty, and pursuit of happiness

01:38:59.160 then later

01:39:00.060 because they knew

01:39:00.900 people were going to be so stupid

01:39:02.740 and actually

01:39:03.380 it was because

01:39:03.920 they just didn't trust the government

01:39:05.380 none of them did

01:39:07.200 the state said

01:39:09.020 when we sign this constitution

01:39:10.260 we need to outline

01:39:12.260 you know

01:39:13.000 some rights here

01:39:13.940 so everybody is clear

01:39:16.020 because there are certain

01:39:17.500 unalienable rights

01:39:18.320 there's hundreds of thousands

01:39:20.160 of millions of them

01:39:21.000 I don't even

01:39:21.560 I haven't even thought of

01:39:22.860 you haven't thought of

01:39:23.760 so it's an unlimited number

01:39:26.220 of rights

01:39:27.040 but they thought

01:39:28.280 the really important ones

01:39:29.500 ought to be written down

01:39:30.200 and that's the bill of rights

01:39:31.300 but here are some of the things

01:39:32.540 they were talking about

01:39:33.500 the unalienable

01:39:35.220 or natural rights

01:39:36.520 meaning unalienable

01:39:37.660 just means

01:39:38.180 you can't take this right away

01:39:39.560 you can't change it

01:39:40.640 no man can change it

01:39:41.800 because it is part of nature

01:39:43.560 the right of self-government

01:39:46.280 which means

01:39:46.780 you have a right to vote

01:39:47.860 you have a right to be heard

01:39:49.120 you have a right to campaign

01:39:51.280 you have a right to serve in government

01:39:53.320 a right to bear arms

01:39:55.140 for self-defense

01:39:56.240 a right to own

01:39:57.800 develop

01:39:58.580 and sell property

01:40:00.380 a right to make personal choices

01:40:02.900 a right of a free conscience

01:40:04.920 you can't tell me

01:40:06.800 as a government

01:40:08.780 what to believe

01:40:10.620 the right to choose a profession

01:40:13.840 the right to choose a mate

01:40:15.360 the right to beget one's kind

01:40:17.560 in other words

01:40:18.040 have children

01:40:18.820 the right to assemble

01:40:20.420 the right to petition

01:40:21.640 the right to free speech

01:40:22.840 free press

01:40:23.620 the right to enjoy

01:40:26.000 the fruits of one's labors

01:40:28.280 this is why

01:40:29.600 the thing with Elon Musk

01:40:31.420 is so horrific

01:40:32.540 because

01:40:34.200 he's being told

01:40:35.980 he made a deal

01:40:37.160 with his company

01:40:37.940 and everybody said

01:40:39.300 he'll never make it

01:40:40.580 it's an outrageous deal

01:40:42.140 he's a sucker for taking it

01:40:43.680 because he'll never

01:40:45.120 ever be able

01:40:46.180 to accomplish it

01:40:47.100 he does

01:40:48.380 and then the federal government

01:40:49.920 steps in and says

01:40:50.880 that's an unfair deal

01:40:51.880 you're giving him

01:40:52.540 too much money

01:40:53.280 they made the deal

01:40:55.780 as free citizens

01:40:57.100 they made a contract

01:40:58.680 they have a right

01:40:59.900 to make a contract

01:41:00.860 government has no role in it

01:41:02.580 unless somebody's

01:41:04.900 being defrauded

01:41:05.800 but nobody's complaining

01:41:08.060 about fraud

01:41:09.360 in that

01:41:10.260 or

01:41:10.780 the Donald Trump case

01:41:12.500 the government is

01:41:14.000 they don't have that right

01:41:16.160 they don't have

01:41:17.780 that right

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01:42:23.520 so Glenn

01:42:34.840 we're discussing

01:42:35.400 again this MSNBC clip

01:42:36.880 where they basically

01:42:38.220 say it's Christian

01:42:38.900 nationalism

01:42:39.500 if you believe

01:42:40.440 your rights come

01:42:41.060 from God

01:42:41.720 instead of

01:42:42.440 the government

01:42:43.000 let me just give you

01:42:44.300 Alexander Hamilton

01:42:45.080 the sacred rights

01:42:47.220 of mankind

01:42:47.860 are not to be

01:42:49.180 rummaged for

01:42:49.960 among old parchments

01:42:51.320 or musty records

01:42:52.440 they are written

01:42:53.420 as with a sunbeam

01:42:54.980 in the whole volume

01:42:56.440 of human nature

01:42:57.260 by the hand

01:42:58.320 of divinity itself

01:42:59.540 and can never

01:43:00.820 be erased

01:43:01.620 or obscured

01:43:02.660 by mortal power

01:43:03.980 you're not gonna get

01:43:06.240 much clearer than that

01:43:07.260 nope

01:43:07.600 Jefferson also

01:43:08.980 had a great one

01:43:09.860 God who gave us

01:43:11.380 life

01:43:11.980 gave us liberty

01:43:13.340 can the liberties

01:43:15.300 of a nation

01:43:16.080 be secure

01:43:16.820 when we have

01:43:17.480 removed a conviction

01:43:18.660 that these liberties

01:43:19.500 are a gift

01:43:20.180 of God

01:43:20.840 and apparently

01:43:22.360 his answer

01:43:23.260 that was no

01:43:23.840 and he is correct

01:43:25.020 on that

01:43:25.320 here's one from

01:43:26.180 John Adams

01:43:26.820 listen to this

01:43:27.480 all men are born

01:43:28.280 free and independent

01:43:29.180 have certain

01:43:30.320 natural

01:43:31.220 essential

01:43:32.000 and unalienable

01:43:33.560 rights

01:43:34.040 among them

01:43:35.320 may be reckoned

01:43:36.520 the right of

01:43:37.060 enjoying and defending

01:43:38.080 your own life

01:43:38.900 and liberty

01:43:39.420 that of acquiring

01:43:41.400 possessing

01:43:42.380 protecting your property

01:43:43.800 in fine of

01:43:45.180 seeking and obtaining

01:43:46.220 your safety

01:43:47.120 and happiness

01:43:48.480 they're saying

01:43:50.440 when they say

01:43:50.940 natural rights

01:43:51.800 they mean

01:43:52.440 as she says

01:43:53.040 so called

01:43:53.640 natural

01:43:53.900 there's no

01:43:54.560 so called

01:43:55.260 natural right

01:43:56.160 well known

01:43:57.200 concept

01:43:57.640 yes

01:43:58.180 we are all

01:43:59.320 born

01:44:00.160 with these

01:44:01.420 things

01:44:01.900 you don't have

01:44:02.620 a right

01:44:03.120 to

01:44:03.260 this is

01:44:04.180 what

01:44:04.720 is the

01:44:05.940 difference

01:44:06.660 between

01:44:07.240 slaves

01:44:08.280 totalitarians

01:44:09.520 serfs

01:44:10.280 Nazis

01:44:11.620 communists

01:44:12.760 whatever it is

01:44:14.580 to use

01:44:15.020 to oppress

01:44:15.840 people

01:44:16.220 yes

01:44:16.620 and even

01:44:17.220 in theocracies

01:44:18.340 I'm not

01:44:19.260 for one

01:44:19.980 this is

01:44:23.020 what makes

01:44:23.760 us

01:44:24.380 unique

01:44:25.520 it's what

01:44:26.580 we've been

01:44:27.200 fighting

01:44:27.780 every war

01:44:29.100 for

01:44:29.580 at least

01:44:30.120 until

01:44:30.480 world war

01:44:31.060 ii

01:44:31.320 i think

01:44:31.700 we've been

01:44:32.920 fighting

01:44:33.540 for people

01:44:34.980 to understand

01:44:35.920 that they

01:44:36.720 have

01:44:37.080 individual

01:44:38.300 rights

01:44:39.180 by the way

01:44:41.720 if you want

01:44:42.200 to know

01:44:42.500 any of this

01:44:43.080 the best

01:44:43.820 book

01:44:44.280 i've ever

01:44:45.100 found

01:44:45.460 on teaching

01:44:46.000 the principles

01:44:46.620 of america

01:44:47.460 is the

01:44:48.640 miracle

01:44:49.060 that changed

01:44:49.720 the world

01:44:50.220 it's called

01:44:50.700 the 5000

01:44:51.720 year leap

01:44:52.640 it breaks

01:44:54.620 all of this

01:44:55.540 down

01:44:55.980 in such

01:44:56.860 a simple

01:44:57.560 way

01:44:58.040 it quotes

01:44:59.240 the founders

01:44:59.940 it

01:45:00.540 it even

01:45:01.540 has

01:45:01.820 diagrams

01:45:02.820 and everything

01:45:03.320 else in it

01:45:03.840 so you

01:45:04.460 really can

01:45:05.320 break it

01:45:05.740 down

01:45:05.940 i mean

01:45:06.360 i'm not

01:45:07.660 a complex

01:45:08.200 guy

01:45:08.620 when it

01:45:08.900 comes to

01:45:09.200 that

01:45:09.280 have you

01:45:12.500 read

01:45:12.700 jefferson

01:45:13.060 no

01:45:13.440 i've read

01:45:14.380 the highlights

01:45:16.060 you know

01:45:16.900 what i mean

01:45:17.340 i've watched

01:45:18.100 the jeffersons

01:45:18.880 yes

01:45:19.240 i've watched

01:45:19.720 the jeffersons

01:45:20.420 they're moving

01:45:20.940 on up

01:45:21.400 now

01:45:21.840 this book

01:45:23.400 everyone can

01:45:24.440 read and digest

01:45:25.240 and every

01:45:25.940 home should

01:45:26.540 have it

01:45:27.000 it's called

01:45:27.820 the 5000

01:45:28.800 year leap

01:45:29.700 principles

01:45:30.240 of freedom

01:45:30.940 101

01:45:31.620 you can get

01:45:33.220 it online

01:45:33.860 wherever books

01:45:34.660 are sold

01:45:35.040 you'll never

01:45:35.460 get it in a

01:45:35.980 bookstore

01:45:36.260 get it while

01:45:36.980 you can

01:45:37.660 quite honestly

01:45:38.780 online

01:45:39.320 and you

01:45:39.780 pointed out

01:45:40.240 you know

01:45:40.580 all men

01:45:41.220 are created

01:45:41.560 equal

01:45:41.820 they are

01:45:42.080 endowed

01:45:42.280 by their

01:45:42.680 creator

01:45:43.080 with certain

01:45:43.500 unalienable

01:45:43.960 rights

01:45:44.340 among these

01:45:44.860 life liberty

01:45:45.320 pursuit of

01:45:45.760 happiness

01:45:46.040 but follows

01:45:46.700 that too

01:45:47.100 it really

01:45:47.520 even double

01:45:48.260 makes it

01:45:48.700 clear

01:45:48.960 to secure

01:45:49.760 these rights

01:45:50.220 governments

01:45:50.660 are instituted

01:45:51.620 among men

01:45:52.400 deriving their

01:45:53.380 just powers

01:45:54.140 from the

01:45:54.540 consent of

01:45:55.280 the governed

01:45:55.920 that's us

01:45:57.160 that whenever

01:45:57.920 any form of

01:45:58.660 government

01:45:58.900 becomes destructive

01:45:59.760 of these ends

01:46:00.440 it is the right

01:46:00.960 of the people

01:46:01.300 to alter or

01:46:02.000 abolish it

01:46:02.560 and to institute

01:46:03.140 a new government

01:46:03.840 laying its

01:46:04.300 foundation on such

01:46:04.940 principles

01:46:05.280 bottom line is

01:46:05.900 god gives you

01:46:06.940 these rights

01:46:07.460 if the

01:46:08.240 government

01:46:08.660 we put in

01:46:09.260 place to

01:46:09.660 help protect

01:46:10.340 the rights

01:46:10.960 that god

01:46:11.420 gave us

01:46:11.980 and if they

01:46:12.540 screw it up

01:46:13.260 we can go

01:46:14.060 another direction

01:46:14.680 and we have

01:46:15.740 the right

01:46:16.320 and the

01:46:17.020 responsibility

01:46:17.800 to do that

01:46:19.460 so rights

01:46:20.620 of our

01:46:20.960 children are

01:46:21.680 protected

01:46:22.180 you know

01:46:23.760 what's missing

01:46:24.200 from your

01:46:24.580 day

01:46:24.880 that big

01:46:25.680 sigh of

01:46:26.160 relief

01:46:26.540 take one

01:46:27.000 right now

01:46:27.880 you look at

01:46:29.020 all the

01:46:29.340 economic turmoil

01:46:30.280 all around

01:46:30.820 the united

01:46:31.160 states

01:46:31.600 and abroad

01:46:32.060 breathe deep

01:46:33.420 you plan

01:46:35.620 ahead

01:46:36.000 you've done

01:46:37.460 everything you

01:46:37.860 can to

01:46:38.180 secure your

01:46:39.560 economic future

01:46:40.420 and the

01:46:40.780 future of

01:46:41.340 your family

01:46:41.860 if you're

01:46:43.040 missing the

01:46:43.660 sigh of

01:46:44.120 relief

01:46:44.740 it's time

01:46:45.480 to consider

01:46:46.020 using precious

01:46:46.960 metals

01:46:47.520 gold and

01:46:48.300 silver to

01:46:48.900 defend

01:46:49.540 your economic

01:46:51.200 status

01:46:51.820 whatever you

01:46:52.500 have

01:46:52.740 this is

01:46:53.140 economic

01:46:53.680 insanity

01:46:54.320 that's

01:46:54.720 going on

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01:47:44.040 well we have

01:47:57.080 some breaking

01:47:57.580 news we want

01:47:58.140 to get to

01:47:58.600 here in just

01:47:59.160 a second

01:47:59.580 uh we

01:48:00.680 we don't

01:48:01.300 we have it

01:48:01.900 verified through

01:48:03.120 the atlanta journal

01:48:03.960 constitution but

01:48:05.020 that's it but

01:48:05.640 we'll give

01:48:06.640 that i want

01:48:07.020 time to digest

01:48:08.200 this here for

01:48:09.180 a few minutes

01:48:09.660 do you digest

01:48:10.480 it um and

01:48:11.460 then we i

01:48:12.760 want to be

01:48:13.160 accurate on

01:48:13.780 this story

01:48:14.420 it's gonna

01:48:16.260 be fun

01:48:16.760 it's good

01:48:17.420 you're not

01:48:17.820 gonna want

01:48:18.200 to miss it

01:48:18.640 yeah you

01:48:19.380 know what

01:48:19.580 we're just

01:48:19.900 sitting here

01:48:20.260 i was sitting

01:48:20.680 here reading

01:48:21.040 the 5000 year

01:48:21.920 leap a book

01:48:22.740 i haven't

01:48:23.080 picked up

01:48:23.420 in years

01:48:24.000 and it

01:48:24.460 is just

01:48:25.180 the best

01:48:26.440 book uh

01:48:27.840 and just

01:48:29.420 deeper now

01:48:30.520 than it was

01:48:31.200 when we

01:48:31.760 started talking

01:48:32.300 about i don't

01:48:32.780 know 2009

01:48:33.560 or 10

01:48:34.240 um listen

01:48:36.140 to this

01:48:36.600 it's a

01:48:38.000 republic the

01:48:39.620 12th principle

01:48:40.360 of the united

01:48:40.980 states the

01:48:41.500 united states

01:48:42.200 shall be a

01:48:42.980 republic

01:48:43.780 when we

01:48:44.480 pledge allegiance

01:48:45.060 to the flag

01:48:45.840 to the united

01:48:46.860 states of america

01:48:47.940 and to the

01:48:49.000 republic for

01:48:50.200 which that

01:48:50.880 flag stands

01:48:51.940 we're not a

01:48:53.120 democracy and

01:48:54.120 this is why it's

01:48:54.740 so important

01:48:55.320 um a a

01:48:57.580 republic is

01:48:58.880 defined um

01:49:00.540 differently than

01:49:02.060 a a democracy

01:49:03.960 here's here's how

01:49:05.820 the founders saw

01:49:07.600 a democracies

01:49:09.300 democracies have

01:49:11.200 been spectacles

01:49:12.460 of turbulence

01:49:13.200 and contention

01:49:14.140 and have

01:49:15.180 ever been

01:49:15.780 found

01:49:16.220 incompatible

01:49:17.280 with personal

01:49:18.060 security or

01:49:18.960 the rights

01:49:19.460 of property

01:49:20.100 and have

01:49:21.160 in general

01:49:21.940 been as

01:49:22.560 short in

01:49:23.100 their lives

01:49:23.800 as they

01:49:24.520 have been

01:49:25.260 violent in

01:49:26.380 their deaths

01:49:27.040 it's a

01:49:28.080 government of

01:49:28.860 the masses

01:49:29.460 they have

01:49:30.880 the authority

01:49:31.480 derived through

01:49:32.280 mass meetings

01:49:33.240 or any other

01:49:34.220 form of

01:49:34.780 direct expression

01:49:35.920 the results

01:49:37.600 they said

01:49:38.300 were mob

01:49:39.460 op

01:49:39.720 mob

01:49:40.180 ocracy

01:49:41.140 look at now

01:49:41.940 i want you to

01:49:42.520 listen to this

01:49:43.220 who's really

01:49:45.160 running the

01:49:46.200 country

01:49:46.640 do you have a

01:49:49.000 say

01:49:49.260 or do these

01:49:50.960 little mobs

01:49:52.180 have more say

01:49:54.140 than the regular

01:49:55.240 person

01:49:56.120 they say the

01:49:58.340 attitude towards

01:49:59.040 property

01:49:59.580 is negating

01:50:01.940 property rights

01:50:03.120 look at what's

01:50:03.880 happening with

01:50:04.380 donald trump

01:50:05.260 attitude towards

01:50:06.600 law is that

01:50:07.920 the will of the

01:50:09.000 majority shall

01:50:09.860 regulate whether

01:50:11.260 it's based upon

01:50:12.560 deliberation or

01:50:13.800 government by

01:50:14.620 passion prejudice

01:50:15.960 or impulse and

01:50:17.820 without restraint

01:50:19.060 or regard to the

01:50:20.020 consequence this

01:50:21.380 results in

01:50:22.140 demagoguism

01:50:23.100 license

01:50:24.240 agitation

01:50:25.300 discontent

01:50:26.480 and anarchy

01:50:27.660 that's what

01:50:31.000 we're living

01:50:31.640 right now we

01:50:32.900 are living in

01:50:34.260 more and more

01:50:34.820 of a democracy

01:50:35.800 and less of a

01:50:37.300 republic

01:50:37.780 here's how

01:50:39.400 they define

01:50:41.080 this is

01:50:41.600 actually comes

01:50:42.600 from james

01:50:43.240 madison

01:50:43.780 guy who wrote

01:50:44.760 the constitution

01:50:45.520 here's how he

01:50:46.940 defined a

01:50:47.640 republic

01:50:48.100 we may define

01:50:49.600 a republic to

01:50:50.360 be a

01:50:50.860 government

01:50:51.360 which derives

01:50:52.820 all of its

01:50:53.680 powers directly

01:50:54.980 or indirectly

01:50:56.660 from the great

01:50:57.660 body of the

01:50:58.620 people

01:50:59.040 now you would

01:51:00.300 say well

01:51:00.740 that is

01:51:01.620 that's a

01:51:02.620 democracy

01:51:03.180 no

01:51:04.280 it's

01:51:06.320 administered

01:51:07.000 by persons

01:51:08.120 holding their

01:51:09.000 office

01:51:09.480 during the

01:51:10.340 pleasure

01:51:10.840 of the

01:51:11.580 people

01:51:12.000 for a

01:51:12.860 limited

01:51:13.240 period

01:51:13.860 or during

01:51:15.140 good

01:51:15.500 behavior

01:51:16.080 we no longer

01:51:17.400 have limited

01:51:18.240 periods

01:51:18.800 I mean I

01:51:19.380 can't tell you

01:51:19.960 I saw Joe

01:51:20.960 Biden and

01:51:21.680 Nancy Pelosi

01:51:22.380 walking on the

01:51:24.180 tarmac to

01:51:24.760 Marine One

01:51:25.280 yesterday and

01:51:25.840 I'm like

01:51:26.200 good

01:51:26.640 hippies

01:51:28.280 man

01:51:28.680 enough with

01:51:30.260 the hippie

01:51:30.960 generation

01:51:31.800 why are

01:51:33.280 these people

01:51:33.880 still holding

01:51:34.860 on to

01:51:35.420 power

01:51:35.980 anyway

01:51:38.620 it is

01:51:41.120 essential to

01:51:42.680 such government

01:51:43.380 that it be

01:51:44.220 derived from

01:51:45.060 the great

01:51:45.500 body of the

01:51:46.200 society

01:51:46.760 not from

01:51:48.300 this is

01:51:49.260 James Madison

01:51:49.900 an inconsiderable

01:51:51.700 proportion

01:51:52.320 or a

01:51:53.720 favored class

01:51:54.980 of it

01:51:55.400 otherwise

01:51:56.420 a handful

01:51:57.660 of tyrannical

01:51:58.580 nobles

01:51:59.360 exercising

01:52:00.620 their

01:52:00.980 expressions

01:52:01.720 by a

01:52:02.500 delegation

01:52:02.980 of their

01:52:03.880 powers

01:52:04.300 wow

01:52:05.880 did these

01:52:06.380 guys get

01:52:06.940 it

01:52:07.160 he's just

01:52:08.200 saying

01:52:08.520 nobles

01:52:09.180 that's just

01:52:10.200 you know

01:52:10.620 the rich

01:52:11.400 upper class

01:52:12.440 that have

01:52:12.920 all the

01:52:13.320 control of

01:52:14.040 industry

01:52:14.680 and everything

01:52:15.120 else

01:52:15.440 these

01:52:16.300 favorites

01:52:17.340 of the

01:52:17.960 king

01:52:18.260 if you

01:52:18.600 will

01:52:18.840 will do

01:52:19.760 whatever

01:52:20.120 they want

01:52:20.880 by

01:52:22.220 delegation

01:52:23.500 of their

01:52:24.460 powers

01:52:24.940 so the

01:52:25.440 government

01:52:25.960 those people

01:52:27.140 who are in

01:52:27.700 the senate

01:52:28.180 in the house

01:52:28.620 they delegate

01:52:29.420 their powers

01:52:30.320 to somebody

01:52:31.420 else to do

01:52:32.220 all the

01:52:32.640 hatchet jobs

01:52:33.540 they might

01:52:35.140 aspire to

01:52:36.740 the rank

01:52:37.300 of republicans

01:52:38.400 and claim

01:52:39.300 for their

01:52:39.820 government

01:52:40.240 the honorable

01:52:41.380 title of

01:52:42.280 republic

01:52:42.840 we are

01:52:44.400 a republic

01:52:45.380 not a

01:52:46.340 democracy

01:52:46.880 for very

01:52:47.660 clear

01:52:48.300 reasons

01:52:48.940 if you

01:52:50.100 lose the

01:52:51.000 rule of

01:52:51.780 law

01:52:52.360 you have

01:52:54.740 no society

01:52:55.700 you don't

01:52:56.140 have a

01:52:56.460 country

01:52:56.860 you don't

01:52:57.500 have a

01:52:57.840 society

01:52:58.400 what are

01:52:59.480 the mobs

01:53:00.140 doing

01:53:00.820 reimagining

01:53:02.140 the police

01:53:02.780 well we've

01:53:03.480 seen how

01:53:03.980 that's

01:53:04.320 working out

01:53:04.940 why are

01:53:05.700 we still

01:53:06.240 reimagining

01:53:07.040 it

01:53:07.300 because you

01:53:08.320 feel like

01:53:09.020 you're in

01:53:09.340 the minority

01:53:09.960 you're not

01:53:11.020 you're in

01:53:11.640 the majority

01:53:12.320 but they've

01:53:13.160 kept us

01:53:13.600 separated

01:53:14.120 because they

01:53:14.780 say that

01:53:15.440 we're arguing

01:53:16.240 between

01:53:16.960 democrats

01:53:17.500 and republicans

01:53:18.340 we're not

01:53:19.220 on most

01:53:21.040 things

01:53:21.800 we agree

01:53:22.960 who wants

01:53:25.820 to live

01:53:26.420 in a

01:53:26.880 hellhole

01:53:27.320 of a

01:53:27.620 city

01:53:27.880 that's

01:53:28.460 crime riddled

01:53:29.060 in

01:53:29.300 gotham

01:53:29.840 nobody

01:53:30.780 nobody

01:53:32.120 no democrat

01:53:32.960 wants that

01:53:33.880 the elites

01:53:35.680 want that

01:53:37.220 some elites

01:53:38.160 want that

01:53:38.980 so they

01:53:39.460 could solve

01:53:40.200 that problem

01:53:40.900 in their

01:53:41.260 own way

01:53:41.840 but who's

01:53:43.180 caused

01:53:43.640 these problems

01:53:44.580 it's been

01:53:46.080 the lack

01:53:46.520 of attention

01:53:47.140 from both

01:53:48.180 republicans

01:53:48.840 and democrats

01:53:49.480 people don't

01:53:50.260 even know

01:53:50.620 what our

01:53:50.920 country is

01:53:51.520 they don't

01:53:51.820 know what

01:53:52.200 rights are

01:53:52.880 or anything

01:53:53.180 else

01:53:53.480 and when

01:53:54.340 that happens

01:53:55.120 you start

01:53:56.440 to remember

01:53:57.240 the key

01:53:58.720 to the republic

01:53:59.300 is these

01:53:59.820 people hold

01:54:00.460 their positions

01:54:01.280 because you

01:54:03.000 gave them

01:54:03.620 the power

01:54:04.120 for a

01:54:05.260 limited time

01:54:06.440 and as

01:54:09.100 long as

01:54:10.140 they're being

01:54:10.820 decent

01:54:11.520 as long as

01:54:13.140 decency

01:54:14.020 still remains

01:54:15.040 in that person

01:54:15.700 why don't you

01:54:16.700 from there

01:54:17.360 take me to

01:54:18.200 the Atlantic

01:54:18.700 the Atlanta

01:54:19.720 Journal

01:54:20.120 constitution

01:54:21.120 Fonny

01:54:22.440 Willis

01:54:23.180 Fonny

01:54:24.460 Fonny

01:54:25.240 Fonny

01:54:26.100 Fonny

01:54:26.820 Fonny

01:54:27.920 Fonny

01:54:28.200 Willis

01:54:28.580 if you

01:54:28.820 remember

01:54:29.120 testified

01:54:29.800 a couple

01:54:31.080 weeks ago

01:54:31.640 about this

01:54:32.640 relationship

01:54:33.180 with Nathan

01:54:33.760 Wade

01:54:34.060 this other

01:54:34.580 attorney

01:54:35.000 now she

01:54:35.520 claimed

01:54:35.940 in court

01:54:36.480 that this

01:54:37.020 began in

01:54:37.620 2022

01:54:38.360 big point

01:54:39.760 of contention

01:54:40.420 for multiple

01:54:41.560 reasons that we

01:54:42.260 discussed at the

01:54:42.880 time but

01:54:43.440 the bottom

01:54:44.380 line is she

01:54:44.820 went in and

01:54:45.400 testified

01:54:45.840 in court

01:54:47.040 that the

01:54:47.420 relationship

01:54:47.820 did not

01:54:48.220 start till

01:54:48.620 2022

01:54:49.120 that they

01:54:49.760 had barely

01:54:50.260 even really

01:54:50.880 talked

01:54:51.200 they knew

01:54:51.600 each other

01:54:52.120 they were

01:54:52.520 friends

01:54:52.980 maybe

01:54:53.380 occasionally

01:54:53.940 saw each

01:54:54.400 other

01:54:54.620 he had

01:54:55.620 maybe come

01:54:56.320 by the

01:54:57.520 condo a

01:54:58.260 couple of

01:54:58.640 times

01:54:59.200 maybe

01:54:59.800 I believe

01:55:00.420 he said

01:55:01.260 not more

01:55:01.800 than 10

01:55:02.280 times

01:55:02.780 and

01:55:04.480 it was

01:55:05.220 only a

01:55:05.740 matter of

01:55:06.680 like a

01:55:07.000 month

01:55:07.420 difference

01:55:08.040 between

01:55:08.500 the two

01:55:09.000 right

01:55:09.800 wasn't she

01:55:10.460 saying

01:55:10.820 no it

01:55:11.320 was in

01:55:11.900 July

01:55:12.840 and he

01:55:13.280 was saying

01:55:13.700 that was

01:55:14.060 a breakup

01:55:14.440 you're thinking

01:55:14.740 of the

01:55:14.940 breakup

01:55:15.180 that's

01:55:15.460 later on

01:55:15.920 okay

01:55:16.160 so this

01:55:16.580 is the

01:55:16.980 beginning

01:55:17.640 of the

01:55:17.900 relationship

01:55:18.320 this is

01:55:18.760 key

01:55:19.000 because

01:55:19.320 their

01:55:20.300 fundamental

01:55:21.560 claim

01:55:22.080 was

01:55:22.520 they were

01:55:23.240 not in

01:55:23.620 a

01:55:23.760 relationship

01:55:24.200 before

01:55:24.560 he

01:55:24.740 was

01:55:24.900 hired

01:55:25.220 right

01:55:25.820 that would

01:55:26.440 be the

01:55:26.720 big

01:55:26.980 issue

01:55:27.360 here

01:55:27.620 now

01:55:27.840 there is

01:55:28.240 testimony

01:55:28.760 from

01:55:29.180 one

01:55:30.240 witness

01:55:30.940 that said

01:55:31.480 this was

01:55:32.200 definitely

01:55:32.460 going on

01:55:32.800 at least

01:55:33.140 in

01:55:33.280 2019

01:55:33.980 so

01:55:35.120 way

01:55:35.500 before

01:55:35.840 he

01:55:36.040 was

01:55:36.220 hired

01:55:36.520 secondarily

01:55:37.660 another

01:55:38.060 witness

01:55:38.720 was brought

01:55:39.300 on the

01:55:39.540 stand

01:55:39.800 by

01:55:40.700 the

01:55:41.520 Trump

01:55:42.060 side

01:55:42.360 of

01:55:42.500 this

01:55:42.760 saying

01:55:43.860 hey

01:55:44.920 you knew

01:55:45.340 about

01:55:45.540 this

01:55:45.760 too

01:55:46.000 we

01:55:46.160 know

01:55:46.320 you

01:55:46.440 knew

01:55:46.520 about

01:55:46.760 it

01:55:46.880 and

01:55:47.020 he

01:55:47.160 got

01:55:47.360 out

01:55:47.540 of

01:55:47.620 it

01:55:47.700 because

01:55:47.920 of

01:55:48.040 attorney

01:55:48.260 client

01:55:48.760 privilege

01:55:49.360 he

01:55:49.560 didn't

01:55:49.700 have

01:55:49.900 to

01:55:50.020 say

01:55:50.260 it

01:55:50.420 in

01:55:50.620 court

01:55:50.880 but

01:55:51.520 I

01:55:51.600 mean

01:55:51.720 obviously

01:55:52.260 they

01:55:52.440 wouldn't

01:55:52.600 have

01:55:52.740 called

01:55:52.940 him

01:55:53.080 up

01:55:53.220 there

01:55:53.420 if

01:55:53.560 he

01:55:53.640 was

01:55:53.760 going

01:55:53.860 to

01:55:53.960 say

01:55:54.120 it

01:55:54.260 didn't

01:55:54.520 happen

01:55:54.860 correct

01:55:55.320 okay

01:55:55.620 so

01:55:55.880 so

01:55:56.180 this

01:55:56.400 is

01:55:56.580 really

01:55:57.160 this

01:55:57.900 she

01:55:58.400 is

01:55:58.580 now

01:55:58.880 testified

01:55:59.500 and

01:55:59.800 so

01:56:00.000 is

01:56:00.160 he

01:56:00.380 in

01:56:01.180 two

01:56:01.700 court

01:56:02.180 cases

01:56:02.700 let alone

01:56:03.420 all the

01:56:03.780 sworn

01:56:04.260 depositions

01:56:05.560 two

01:56:07.520 court

01:56:08.360 cases

01:56:08.920 they

01:56:09.580 have

01:56:09.760 sworn

01:56:10.280 there

01:56:10.600 was

01:56:10.900 no

01:56:11.300 relationship

01:56:12.060 before

01:56:13.260 2020

01:56:13.900 or

01:56:14.660 20

01:56:14.940 was

01:56:15.400 it

01:56:15.500 2022

01:56:16.000 2022

01:56:16.460 yeah

01:56:17.040 so

01:56:17.280 anything

01:56:18.000 that

01:56:18.180 happened

01:56:18.400 in

01:56:18.540 2021

01:56:18.980 would

01:56:19.340 be

01:56:19.520 a

01:56:19.740 major

01:56:20.180 problem

01:56:20.840 if

01:56:21.080 you

01:56:21.220 could

01:56:21.420 prove

01:56:21.720 that

01:56:21.880 they

01:56:22.000 were

01:56:22.140 having

01:56:22.420 a

01:56:22.600 relationship

01:56:23.100 at

01:56:23.360 this

01:56:23.560 time

01:56:23.760 how

01:56:24.040 do

01:56:24.160 you

01:56:24.240 prove

01:56:24.520 that

01:56:24.780 now

01:56:25.100 one

01:56:25.700 way

01:56:25.880 you

01:56:26.000 might

01:56:26.160 be

01:56:26.280 able

01:56:26.400 to

01:56:26.500 prove

01:56:26.700 that

01:56:26.920 is

01:56:27.600 with

01:56:27.760 phone

01:56:28.040 records

01:56:28.440 you

01:56:29.000 mean

01:56:29.160 geolocation

01:56:29.900 geolocation

01:56:30.820 that's

01:56:31.060 now

01:56:31.740 interestingly

01:56:32.780 in

01:56:33.540 the

01:56:34.240 testimony

01:56:34.720 when

01:56:34.980 Nathan

01:56:35.200 Wade

01:56:35.360 is

01:56:35.480 testifying

01:56:35.920 they

01:56:36.620 asked

01:56:37.200 him

01:56:37.440 specifically

01:56:38.320 this

01:56:38.740 question

01:56:39.240 quote

01:56:39.740 so

01:56:40.840 if

01:56:42.180 phone

01:56:42.740 records

01:56:43.220 were to

01:56:43.740 reflect

01:56:44.140 that

01:56:44.480 you

01:56:44.600 were

01:56:44.740 making

01:56:45.020 phone

01:56:45.660 calls

01:56:46.240 from

01:56:46.780 the

01:56:46.980 same

01:56:47.280 location

01:56:47.820 of

01:56:48.020 the

01:56:48.160 condo

01:56:48.640 before

01:56:49.400 November

01:56:49.840 1st

01:56:50.260 of

01:56:50.560 2021

01:56:50.980 and

01:56:51.640 it

01:56:51.720 was

01:56:51.840 on

01:56:52.000 multiple

01:56:52.300 locations

01:56:52.900 those

01:56:53.620 phone

01:56:53.940 records

01:56:54.260 would

01:56:54.500 be

01:56:54.700 wrong

01:56:55.180 if

01:56:58.180 the

01:56:58.380 phone

01:56:58.580 records

01:56:58.900 reflected

01:56:59.340 that

01:56:59.640 yes

01:56:59.980 sir

01:57:00.280 they

01:57:00.860 would

01:57:01.020 be

01:57:01.180 wrong

01:57:01.540 now

01:57:03.020 I

01:57:03.880 don't

01:57:04.040 know

01:57:04.160 how

01:57:04.340 dumb

01:57:04.880 you

01:57:05.060 have

01:57:05.280 to

01:57:05.400 be

01:57:05.580 when

01:57:05.800 someone

01:57:06.160 asks

01:57:06.600 you

01:57:06.780 a

01:57:06.920 question

01:57:07.200 like

01:57:07.400 that

01:57:07.600 they

01:57:08.100 have

01:57:08.800 the

01:57:09.020 phone

01:57:09.360 records

01:57:09.940 okay

01:57:10.400 this

01:57:11.060 should

01:57:11.260 not

01:57:11.480 surprise

01:57:11.880 you

01:57:12.060 well

01:57:12.380 we

01:57:13.380 should

01:57:13.600 not

01:57:13.740 be

01:57:13.880 surprised

01:57:14.220 either

01:57:14.540 that

01:57:15.140 they

01:57:15.400 have

01:57:15.780 the

01:57:15.960 phone

01:57:16.200 records

01:57:16.620 this

01:57:16.960 is

01:57:17.140 breaking

01:57:17.500 and

01:57:18.100 is

01:57:18.280 now

01:57:18.540 confirmed

01:57:19.300 through

01:57:19.940 the

01:57:20.260 Atlantic

01:57:20.680 Journal

01:57:20.920 Constitution

01:57:21.440 this

01:57:21.860 is

01:57:21.980 from

01:57:22.180 an

01:57:22.380 expert

01:57:22.860 a

01:57:23.240 defense

01:57:23.840 expert

01:57:24.320 here

01:57:25.080 in

01:57:25.300 this

01:57:25.460 particular

01:57:25.900 case

01:57:26.680 and

01:57:28.140 they

01:57:29.780 found

01:57:30.240 the

01:57:30.480 following

01:57:30.820 the

01:57:32.200 report

01:57:32.600 revealed

01:57:33.060 over

01:57:33.440 two

01:57:34.100 thousand

01:57:35.480 voice

01:57:36.040 calls

01:57:36.500 oh my

01:57:36.980 god

01:57:37.240 and just

01:57:37.720 under

01:57:38.020 twelve

01:57:38.940 thousand

01:57:40.260 text

01:57:40.740 messages

01:57:41.260 exchanged

01:57:41.960 over the

01:57:42.500 eleven month

01:57:43.080 period

01:57:43.500 in

01:57:44.260 twenty

01:57:44.700 twenty

01:57:44.720 twenty

01:57:45.140 one

01:57:45.380 all

01:57:46.040 before

01:57:46.580 they say

01:57:47.140 they had

01:57:47.440 a relationship

01:57:47.840 her house

01:57:48.560 or their

01:57:50.040 love

01:57:51.940 shack

01:57:52.160 this

01:57:52.780 you could

01:57:53.140 say

01:57:53.380 well

01:57:53.820 we just

01:57:55.120 communicated

01:57:55.800 a lot

01:57:56.280 we were

01:57:56.600 business

01:57:56.940 associates

01:57:57.540 we

01:57:57.720 communicate

01:57:58.040 I mean

01:57:58.280 I text

01:57:58.640 business

01:57:58.980 people

01:57:59.280 at work

01:57:59.680 sure

01:58:00.720 but some

01:58:02.620 of the

01:58:02.860 details

01:58:03.360 on this

01:58:03.800 are a little

01:58:04.220 interesting

01:58:04.720 so then

01:58:05.380 they decided

01:58:05.820 to do

01:58:06.540 the

01:58:06.680 geolocation

01:58:07.320 situation

01:58:07.900 well where

01:58:08.640 were calls

01:58:09.640 being made

01:58:10.340 where was

01:58:10.880 your phone

01:58:11.460 during this

01:58:11.940 period

01:58:12.240 they looked

01:58:13.320 at an

01:58:13.860 activity

01:58:14.320 around

01:58:15.080 her

01:58:15.520 condo

01:58:16.100 just to

01:58:16.520 see

01:58:16.740 hey

01:58:17.100 you know

01:58:18.740 did they

01:58:19.000 ever go

01:58:19.400 there

01:58:19.680 was he

01:58:20.520 just

01:58:20.780 sleeping

01:58:21.160 outside

01:58:21.480 of the

01:58:21.800 door

01:58:22.080 very

01:58:22.500 possible

01:58:22.980 they

01:58:23.160 weren't

01:58:23.360 sleeping

01:58:23.640 together

01:58:24.000 who knows

01:58:24.400 he just

01:58:24.920 happened to

01:58:25.360 be in

01:58:25.700 that

01:58:25.900 area

01:58:26.280 they

01:58:26.600 constructed

01:58:27.040 a

01:58:27.280 conservative

01:58:28.000 idea

01:58:28.920 here

01:58:29.200 so they

01:58:29.480 weren't

01:58:29.700 trying to

01:58:29.980 like

01:58:30.100 okay

01:58:30.380 he's

01:58:30.660 in

01:58:30.740 the

01:58:30.840 general

01:58:31.080 vicinity

01:58:31.540 here

01:58:31.860 they

01:58:32.080 narrowed

01:58:33.060 it

01:58:33.160 down

01:58:33.380 tightly

01:58:34.200 and they

01:58:34.440 go

01:58:34.520 through

01:58:34.640 the

01:58:34.780 details

01:58:35.160 of

01:58:35.500 that

01:58:35.740 the

01:58:37.220 conservative

01:58:37.720 analysis

01:58:38.260 using

01:58:38.640 the

01:58:38.840 above

01:58:39.120 referenced

01:58:39.600 area

01:58:40.960 revealed

01:58:42.360 a

01:58:42.540 minimum

01:58:43.000 of

01:58:43.580 35

01:58:44.480 occasions

01:58:45.360 where

01:58:46.140 mr.

01:58:46.520 wade's

01:58:46.840 phone

01:58:47.100 connected

01:58:47.520 for an

01:58:47.940 extended

01:58:48.420 period

01:58:48.820 to

01:58:49.040 either

01:58:49.340 one of

01:58:49.740 the

01:58:49.860 towers

01:58:50.160 in

01:58:50.340 closest

01:58:50.620 proximity

01:58:51.160 to

01:58:51.360 the

01:58:51.500 address

01:58:51.940 voice

01:58:52.940 calls

01:58:53.300 or text

01:58:53.820 messages

01:58:54.300 were made

01:58:55.120 from there

01:58:55.620 the data

01:58:56.100 reveals

01:58:56.640 he is

01:58:57.220 stationary

01:58:57.780 and not

01:58:58.660 in transit

01:58:59.360 so he's not

01:58:59.800 just driving

01:59:00.420 by this

01:59:01.020 area

01:59:01.260 35 times

01:59:01.980 he's

01:59:02.220 stationary

01:59:02.800 so he

01:59:04.820 was a

01:59:05.180 stalker

01:59:05.680 he was

01:59:06.060 underneath

01:59:07.140 her

01:59:07.560 balcony

01:59:08.060 Juliet

01:59:09.200 now

01:59:10.380 it gets

01:59:11.060 a little

01:59:11.320 difficult

01:59:11.720 here

01:59:12.560 because

01:59:13.040 he focuses

01:59:15.800 only on

01:59:16.360 a couple

01:59:16.600 dates

01:59:16.820 he's got

01:59:17.080 35

01:59:17.480 here

01:59:17.760 but he

01:59:17.960 focuses

01:59:18.260 on a

01:59:18.540 couple

01:59:18.760 just

01:59:19.020 for

01:59:19.320 specific

01:59:19.860 September

01:59:20.280 11th

01:59:21.220 and

01:59:21.520 this

01:59:23.080 will tell

01:59:24.000 you a

01:59:24.220 little bit

01:59:24.420 about

01:59:24.620 what's

01:59:24.820 happening

01:59:25.060 here

01:59:25.220 September

01:59:25.580 11th

01:59:26.100 through

01:59:26.240 the

01:59:26.440 12th

01:59:27.040 2021

01:59:27.580 and

01:59:29.200 November

01:59:29.500 29th

01:59:30.220 through

01:59:30.480 the

01:59:30.680 30th

01:59:31.240 2021

01:59:31.900 that's

01:59:32.380 interesting

01:59:32.880 how it

01:59:33.240 covered

01:59:33.680 two

01:59:33.980 dates

01:59:34.400 well

01:59:34.980 it

01:59:35.240 changes

01:59:35.640 at

01:59:35.900 midnight

01:59:36.260 now

01:59:36.560 you

01:59:36.680 tell

01:59:36.900 me

01:59:37.040 what

01:59:37.180 happened

01:59:37.320 he

01:59:37.500 could

01:59:37.620 have

01:59:37.720 let

01:59:37.820 look

01:59:38.440 he

01:59:38.840 was

01:59:39.040 over

01:59:39.420 well

01:59:39.620 that's

01:59:39.860 what

01:59:39.900 I

01:59:40.040 mean

01:59:40.240 they

01:59:40.780 were

01:59:40.940 over

01:59:41.220 he

01:59:41.400 was

01:59:41.600 like

01:59:41.860 hey

01:59:42.240 I

01:59:42.420 just

01:59:42.620 had

01:59:42.800 a

01:59:42.960 flat

01:59:43.480 tire

01:59:43.840 I

01:59:44.820 had

01:59:45.220 to

01:59:45.380 can

01:59:45.920 I

01:59:46.080 use

01:59:46.360 your

01:59:46.540 phone

01:59:46.820 I

01:59:47.020 know

01:59:47.240 I

01:59:47.420 have

01:59:47.760 mine

01:59:48.200 but

01:59:48.420 it's

01:59:48.560 only

01:59:48.800 geotracking

01:59:49.720 his

01:59:50.400 wreck

01:59:50.760 and

01:59:51.400 it

01:59:51.660 was

01:59:51.940 just

01:59:52.340 it

01:59:52.520 was

01:59:52.640 late

01:59:52.960 and

01:59:53.360 then

01:59:53.720 it's

01:59:54.620 midnight

01:59:55.000 and

01:59:55.380 he's

01:59:55.620 been

01:59:55.740 there

01:59:55.880 for

01:59:56.000 two

01:59:56.180 days

01:59:56.360 allow

01:59:56.760 me

01:59:57.060 to

01:59:57.400 give

01:59:57.580 you

01:59:57.700 the

01:59:57.800 details

01:59:58.120 of

01:59:58.460 what

01:59:58.640 they

01:59:58.800 have

01:59:59.060 on

01:59:59.320 just

01:59:59.640 these

01:59:59.880 two

02:00:00.240 dates

02:00:00.620 okay

02:00:00.960 on

02:00:01.440 September

02:00:01.780 11th

02:00:02.220 2021

02:00:02.640 Mr.

02:00:03.220 Wade's

02:00:03.500 phone

02:00:03.760 left

02:00:04.160 his

02:00:04.840 area

02:00:05.200 and

02:00:06.200 then

02:00:06.340 arrived

02:00:07.000 within

02:00:07.440 the

02:00:07.880 geofenced

02:00:08.480 area

02:00:08.940 at

02:00:09.760 Fonnie

02:00:10.720 Willis's

02:00:11.180 address

02:00:11.540 at

02:00:11.880 1045

02:00:12.660 p.m.

02:00:13.460 now

02:00:13.720 how many

02:00:14.200 business

02:00:14.560 this

02:00:14.900 happens

02:00:15.220 all the

02:00:15.460 time

02:00:15.580 you go

02:00:15.840 over

02:00:16.020 to

02:00:16.140 some

02:00:16.340 ladies

02:00:16.660 condo

02:00:17.080 at

02:00:17.260 1045

02:00:17.780 p.m.

02:00:18.040 you're

02:00:18.260 working

02:00:18.480 hard

02:00:18.660 you're

02:00:18.900 working

02:00:19.080 hard

02:00:19.260 the

02:00:20.380 phone

02:00:20.820 remained

02:00:21.580 there

02:00:22.120 until

02:00:23.060 until

02:00:24.300 September

02:00:24.860 12th

02:00:25.620 at

02:00:25.840 328

02:00:26.960 a.m.

02:00:27.980 they're

02:00:28.160 working

02:00:28.360 late

02:00:28.700 at

02:00:29.240 which

02:00:29.540 time

02:00:29.940 the

02:00:30.160 phone

02:00:30.480 traveled

02:00:31.140 directly

02:00:31.660 to

02:00:31.880 towers

02:00:32.260 consistent

02:00:33.340 with

02:00:33.640 his

02:00:33.960 residence

02:00:34.640 okay

02:00:35.140 now

02:00:35.680 you might

02:00:35.940 say

02:00:36.120 well

02:00:36.300 maybe

02:00:36.780 maybe

02:00:37.740 the

02:00:37.900 best

02:00:38.120 excuse

02:00:38.460 for

02:00:38.600 that

02:00:38.720 is

02:00:38.860 he

02:00:39.120 was

02:00:39.300 actually

02:00:39.660 sleeping

02:00:40.020 with

02:00:40.240 someone

02:00:40.680 else

02:00:40.920 at

02:00:41.040 the

02:00:41.180 condo

02:00:41.580 complex

02:00:42.160 who knows

02:00:43.560 he could

02:00:43.920 have been

02:00:44.220 however

02:00:44.900 the problem

02:00:45.720 with that

02:00:46.180 is

02:00:46.580 the phone

02:00:48.160 his phone

02:00:48.760 Wade's

02:00:49.120 phone

02:00:49.300 arrived at

02:00:49.760 home

02:00:50.000 at

02:00:50.540 4.05

02:00:51.380 a.m.

02:00:52.520 and then

02:00:53.000 he sent

02:00:53.560 a text

02:00:54.060 to

02:00:54.400 Fonnie

02:00:54.880 Willis

02:00:55.260 at

02:00:55.440 4.20

02:00:56.220 a.m.

02:00:57.480 now

02:00:57.760 I don't

02:00:59.220 now I

02:01:00.080 I've been

02:01:00.860 in a lot

02:01:01.240 of relationships

02:01:02.000 over the

02:01:02.580 years

02:01:02.940 glad

02:01:03.180 as I

02:01:03.460 know

02:01:03.660 you

02:01:03.880 have

02:01:04.260 but I

02:01:04.560 don't

02:01:04.760 know

02:01:05.080 if

02:01:05.260 that's

02:01:05.540 normal

02:01:05.880 he's

02:01:06.680 driving

02:01:07.020 he realizes

02:01:08.100 I've been

02:01:08.520 working so

02:01:09.140 hard

02:01:09.440 I'm just

02:01:10.140 a little

02:01:10.440 sleepy

02:01:10.960 I can't

02:01:12.200 make it

02:01:12.500 home

02:01:12.760 he goes

02:01:13.440 in

02:01:13.720 hey

02:01:14.100 can I

02:01:14.420 take a

02:01:14.840 nap

02:01:15.080 on your

02:01:15.400 couch

02:01:15.720 until about

02:01:16.300 3 o'clock

02:01:17.060 and she's

02:01:18.340 like well

02:01:18.700 that's

02:01:19.020 really

02:01:19.480 odd

02:01:19.980 but

02:01:20.300 you do

02:01:21.000 look

02:01:21.220 tired

02:01:21.520 he's

02:01:21.760 like I

02:01:22.020 feel

02:01:22.220 very

02:01:22.520 unsafe

02:01:22.980 he gets

02:01:23.900 up at

02:01:24.200 3 o'clock

02:01:24.720 he gets

02:01:25.260 into the

02:01:25.600 car

02:01:25.800 well

02:01:26.140 the problem

02:01:27.300 with that

02:01:27.640 is she

02:01:28.020 said on

02:01:32.000 so

02:01:33.140 that's

02:01:33.840 a problem

02:01:34.080 a little

02:01:34.380 harder

02:01:34.760 to

02:01:35.180 additionally

02:01:36.280 November

02:01:36.840 2021

02:01:37.540 Wade's

02:01:38.540 phone

02:01:38.800 was

02:01:39.020 pinging

02:01:39.340 on his

02:01:40.420 home

02:01:40.680 by his

02:01:41.040 residence

02:01:41.440 then he

02:01:42.100 got a

02:01:42.360 call

02:01:42.600 from

02:01:42.880 Miss

02:01:43.080 Willis

02:01:43.380 at

02:01:43.520 1132

02:01:44.380 PM

02:01:44.860 I mean

02:01:45.560 we're

02:01:45.820 in

02:01:46.140 booty

02:01:46.480 call

02:01:46.900 territory

02:01:47.580 here

02:01:48.000 the call

02:01:49.260 continued

02:01:49.880 he left

02:01:50.720 and drove

02:01:51.260 to her

02:01:51.740 while on

02:01:52.420 the phone

02:01:52.840 with her

02:01:53.360 got there

02:01:54.440 at

02:01:54.600 1243

02:01:55.380 the phone

02:01:56.060 remained

02:01:56.400 there

02:01:56.660 till

02:01:56.940 455

02:01:58.300 AM

02:01:58.680 I mean

02:02:00.880 this is

02:02:01.260 Glenn

02:02:01.460 not just

02:02:02.040 blowing up

02:02:02.580 this case

02:02:03.160 she may

02:02:04.100 be disbarred

02:02:04.860 for this

02:02:05.180 she should

02:02:05.540 be

02:02:05.720 she should

02:02:06.080 be

02:02:06.200 she's

02:02:06.860 lied

02:02:07.220 to the

02:02:07.580 court

02:02:07.820 blatantly

02:02:08.360 both

02:02:08.660 twice

02:02:09.320 at least

02:02:10.980 twice

02:02:11.500 that's

02:02:12.020 two

02:02:12.180 of

02:02:12.340 35

02:02:12.980 at least

02:02:14.200 a

02:02:14.380 conservative

02:02:14.940 estimate

02:02:15.420 of 35

02:02:15.920 yeah

02:02:16.620 we'll tell

02:02:17.220 you what

02:02:17.400 all this

02:02:17.720 means

02:02:17.920 coming up

02:02:18.300 in just

02:02:18.540 a second

02:02:18.820 first

02:02:19.200 to shoot

02:02:20.360 or not

02:02:21.080 to shoot

02:02:21.700 believe it

02:02:22.420 or not

02:02:22.760 in a lot

02:02:23.120 of emergency

02:02:23.600 situations

02:02:24.260 where you

02:02:24.880 need to

02:02:25.280 protect

02:02:25.540 yourself

02:02:25.880 or your

02:02:26.140 family

02:02:26.500 that is

02:02:27.280 the question

02:02:27.920 not everything

02:02:29.200 is cut

02:02:29.640 and dry

02:02:30.040 and if you

02:02:30.640 are only

02:02:31.220 armed with

02:02:31.720 a gun

02:02:32.140 you have

02:02:33.140 a limited

02:02:33.600 number of

02:02:34.080 choices

02:02:34.480 am I going

02:02:35.140 to shoot

02:02:35.460 and possibly

02:02:35.960 kill this

02:02:36.460 person

02:02:36.820 or not

02:02:37.980 and the worst

02:02:38.760 thing you can

02:02:39.180 do is try

02:02:40.020 to stop

02:02:40.420 your attacker

02:02:40.900 by shooting

02:02:41.460 them in the

02:02:41.940 foot

02:02:42.260 ain't gonna work

02:02:43.380 I have

02:02:44.760 I have the

02:02:44.900 burner launcher

02:02:45.500 in my

02:02:45.860 house

02:02:46.160 my wife

02:02:47.260 and my

02:02:47.680 adult

02:02:48.620 children

02:02:49.000 have it

02:02:49.480 as well

02:02:50.020 it's a

02:02:50.280 great

02:02:50.460 compliment

02:02:50.920 to my

02:02:51.260 firearms

02:02:51.700 there are

02:02:52.420 situations

02:02:53.040 where less

02:02:53.900 than lethal

02:02:54.580 is the way

02:02:55.100 to go

02:02:55.360 and burner

02:02:55.740 is the

02:02:56.280 best

02:02:56.600 alternative

02:02:57.080 to deadly

02:02:57.700 force

02:02:58.020 better than

02:02:58.460 pepper spray

02:02:59.880 or tasers

02:03:00.840 or anything

02:03:01.200 like this

02:03:01.760 it fires

02:03:02.920 powerful deterrents

02:03:04.480 like tear gas

02:03:05.480 and kinetic

02:03:06.300 rounds

02:03:06.580 so you

02:03:06.980 boom

02:03:07.540 you fire

02:03:08.540 this thing

02:03:09.120 and it

02:03:10.280 throws a

02:03:10.720 kinetic

02:03:11.000 round

02:03:11.420 up to

02:03:11.940 60 yards

02:03:13.020 I think

02:03:13.260 it's 60

02:03:13.620 or 60

02:03:14.080 feet

02:03:14.460 and I

02:03:15.920 mean it

02:03:16.420 will hit

02:03:17.260 them hard

02:03:18.040 then if

02:03:19.280 they keep

02:03:19.640 moving you

02:03:20.140 hit the

02:03:20.420 second one

02:03:21.040 and I

02:03:21.780 have it as

02:03:22.260 tear gas

02:03:22.920 not fooling

02:03:24.060 around I

02:03:24.600 want that

02:03:24.960 person

02:03:25.240 incapacitated

02:03:26.080 for at least

02:03:27.120 40 minutes

02:03:27.820 until the

02:03:28.200 police can

02:03:28.640 come you

02:03:29.400 can find

02:03:29.860 out all

02:03:30.180 about these

02:03:30.760 made here

02:03:31.280 in America

02:03:31.740 they are

02:03:32.100 fantastic

02:03:32.900 burna

02:03:33.380 b-y-r-n-a

02:03:34.640 dot com

02:03:35.160 slash

02:03:35.560 glenn

02:03:35.960 that's

02:03:36.760 burna

02:03:37.220 dot com

02:03:37.920 slash

02:03:38.480 glenn

02:03:39.020 get an

02:03:39.640 exclusive

02:03:40.100 10%

02:03:40.660 discount

02:03:41.020 now

02:03:41.280 burna

02:03:41.700 dot com

02:03:42.180 slash

02:03:42.560 glenn

02:03:42.980 the following

02:03:45.140 content

02:03:45.720 identifies

02:03:46.340 as a

02:03:47.000 commercial

02:03:47.440 isn't that

02:03:49.340 lovely

02:03:49.740 the glenn

02:03:51.600 beck

02:03:51.880 program

02:03:52.580 will be

02:03:54.040 right back

02:04:09.020 why

02:04:10.460 why

02:04:11.560 does the

02:04:12.360 universe

02:04:12.660 on a

02:04:12.980 friday

02:04:13.360 give us

02:04:14.040 45 seconds

02:04:15.500 left to

02:04:16.100 really talk

02:04:16.780 about

02:04:17.120 banny

02:04:17.800 willis

02:04:18.240 fawny

02:04:18.900 willis

02:04:19.440 fawny

02:04:20.480 fawny

02:04:20.820 fawny

02:04:20.900 fawny

02:04:21.400 this new

02:04:22.340 detail that

02:04:22.880 has just

02:04:23.460 come out

02:04:24.020 she is

02:04:24.880 in deep

02:04:25.860 deep

02:04:26.120 trouble

02:04:26.420 that case

02:04:26.940 is over

02:04:27.400 and you know

02:04:27.980 she's lying

02:04:28.580 about if she's

02:04:29.260 lying about this

02:04:29.720 she's also

02:04:30.140 lying about the

02:04:30.920 money which we

02:04:31.480 all knew

02:04:32.040 this arrangement

02:04:32.840 has never

02:04:33.340 occurred in human

02:04:34.180 history

02:04:34.500 on anything

02:04:35.380 anymore

02:04:36.120 and by the

02:04:36.820 way her

02:04:37.820 excuse for

02:04:38.580 the money

02:04:38.980 with nathan

02:04:39.920 wait is the

02:04:40.660 same excuse

02:04:41.480 jim biden is

02:04:42.500 using with

02:04:43.020 joe biden

02:04:43.660 loan repayments

02:04:45.180 by the way

02:04:45.740 we are going

02:04:46.640 to go into

02:04:47.060 a studio

02:04:47.480 right after

02:04:48.020 this broadcast

02:04:48.660 and we're

02:04:49.280 going to cut

02:04:49.640 something for

02:04:50.160 blaze tv

02:04:50.680 subscribers and

02:04:51.440 then later

02:04:51.740 make it

02:04:52.100 available for

02:04:52.780 youtube

02:04:53.020 you don't

02:04:53.780 want to

02:04:54.040 miss our

02:04:54.360 commentary

02:04:54.900 on this

02:04:56.160 coming up

02:04:57.480 we'll see

02:04:57.840 you monday

02:04:58.260 god bless

02:04:58.820 the glenn

02:05:02.040 beck

02:05:02.380 program

02:05:03.020 you

The Glenn Beck Program - February 23, 2024

Are George Soros & the FCC Threatening Talk Radio？｜ Guest： Rep. Jason Zachary ｜ 2⧸23⧸24

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