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00:00:00.000 hey uh today is a really great don't miss podcast um i teach you how to look at the news and use the

00:00:07.440 decoder ring or the rosetta stone of the great reset what it means and what you need to do about

00:00:14.080 it but i can explain like no one else can explain why did remington settle and what that means for

00:00:23.440 the gun industry what really happened if you know the rosetta stone you see it a mile away i explain on

00:00:32.160 today's podcast you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:00:44.080 i want to talk to you i want to just share some words um that come right from the mouths of the

00:00:56.140 people who are um leading this great reset and explain to you why this is so important that you

00:01:05.400 take seriously if someone threatens your life if there's a neighbor that says i'm going to kill you

00:01:12.660 and your family and they're nuts i mean it'd have to be but they're nuts do you do anything 0.62

00:01:21.460 to take precautions just in case that nutty neighbor means it or do you just dismiss it 0.85

00:01:30.600 want to take precautions right okay what would you do maybe call the police lodge a complaint

00:01:39.300 see if you can get a restraining order maybe if you really start to believe it if it escalates a

00:01:44.100 lot yeah you'd tell your family don't go over to the neighbor's yard don't talk to them right

00:01:48.920 yeah stay away correct you'd be a fool not to right okay when somebody is threatening your very way

00:01:56.560 of life your business your money your education your children's right to choose where they're going to

00:02:05.960 work when they're going to fundamentally transform your life and you in their own words you will own

00:02:16.060 nothing in 2030 should you take them seriously

00:02:22.660 i would i would wait a minute you're saying i'm not going to own the property that i already own

00:02:31.820 could you explain more of that to me and how do i do i just give up my property am i selling it to

00:02:40.140 somebody what what happens to the property i do have wait you're gonna wait hold it just a second

00:02:48.100 the only car company the only car company that will be making a combustion engine by 2030

00:02:58.560 2030 is maybe bugatti ferrari everything else would be electric all cars will be electric by 2030

00:03:09.040 they won't be building the combustion engine all cars now that may be great but can we just have a

00:03:18.360 discussion on you know where are we plugging these in and how are you generating the power because

00:03:23.720 you're getting rid of fossil fuels how are you generating enough power to power all these cars

00:03:31.080 can we at least talk about that

00:03:34.100 you have to take people at their word if they say they're going to do something you're a fool

00:03:44.000 not to take them at their word this is this is uh schwab um klaus schwab who runs the

00:03:53.620 world economic forum to achieve a better outcome he's talking about covid is easing it's easing now

00:04:02.840 but anxiety about the world's so uh social and economic prospects is only intensifying why is it

00:04:09.620 intensifying right now why are our fears of the future intensifying

00:04:16.000 because inflation one do you know what you're going to be making next year and if it will be able to

00:04:27.320 make ends meet if inflation continues to go up which it will do you have confidence or your anxiety up a

00:04:38.020 little bit okay it's up why why is this happening well if you understand the great reset you know

00:04:48.680 what's happening and why inflation is going up if you look at your gas pump and you're like how

00:04:55.380 can i afford to pump gas your anxiety goes up sure

00:05:02.020 why is it going up because of the people that believe in the great reset are trying to get rid

00:05:09.540 of fossil fuels and so they're making it impossible to find new fossil fuels and to make and and refine

00:05:16.740 those fossil fuels here in america so they are causing that i anxiety so the people who are causing

00:05:24.360 your anxiety are the ones saying that it's going up so we're going to be in a position here very soon

00:05:32.640 to offer a solution now first question why would you give in to the solution

00:05:40.860 that is presented by the people who cause the problem

00:05:45.820 well because you'll be in a position to where you won't know what the problem was

00:05:53.520 and you'll be at your end of your rope and they're offering a solution and i don't know

00:05:59.140 it's okay do that that's why that's why you have to know about the great great reset now and you have

00:06:07.500 to tell your friends about it he says so anxiety is going up and to achieve a better outcome

00:06:13.640 the world must act jointly and swiftly to revamp all aspects of our societies

00:06:22.700 and our economies from education to social contracts and working conditions listen carefully

00:06:31.080 every industry from oil and gas to tech must be transformed in short it's a great reset of

00:06:41.540 capitalism okay so we're going to change all aspects of our societies and our economies from

00:06:47.480 education to social contracts what could possibly go wrong with that and you notice he did say you

00:06:54.120 must you must transform

00:06:57.820 from greenpeace another leader in the esg world we set up a new world order after world war ii

00:07:07.360 we're now in a different world than we were in then and we need to ask what should we be doing

00:07:12.540 differently the world economic forum has a big responsibility in that as well to be pushing

00:07:18.220 the great reset and to look how we can create well-being for people of all the earth we need to

00:07:24.980 design a better world based on solidarity and sharing solidarity and sharing and deciding how you protect

00:07:33.800 people both within nations and globally it's crucial we need to design policies that in line with

00:07:41.220 align with investment and people and the environment but above all the longer term perspective is about

00:07:50.300 rebalancing economies set mean rebalancing that is a global shift of wealth there are poor countries

00:07:58.420 and rich countries we need to get the rich countries to give money to the poor countries

00:08:04.080 and if you think if you think the poor people are actually going to get our money and it's not going to

00:08:10.060 just go to enrich the organizations and the people that are the elites you're fooling yourself

00:08:16.260 they're doing these things through fear because they are afraid hear me out on this

00:08:28.920 i got to do a chalkboard on this but let me just run it by you and see if it makes sense to you without

00:08:34.520 a chalkboard tech i'm going to play some audio for you next uh next hour youtube said just have the

00:08:43.780 government we will enforce the laws just tell us what's illegal speech and what's not that's an amazing

00:08:53.280 statement why would they do that government do you think the government fears you i think it does

00:09:08.040 and i think it does because a they know what's really going on they know what's happening in the

00:09:16.480 financial market they know what the world looks like for america in the future and they know

00:09:23.860 they've kind of caused a lot of it and people don't like to be poor and hungry and have their country

00:09:31.560 taken from them so they're living in fear it's why they're cracking down that's why they're calling

00:09:37.400 moms and dads terrorists they've got to crack down finance do you think the banks are afraid

00:09:46.280 well i think the banks and the and the fed they're so cushy i don't know if they actually are afraid

00:09:53.320 but they at the lower levels they should be very afraid because we're on to them and when our money

00:10:02.160 is gone and they are the ones who got bailed out again and again and again and they're fine and

00:10:10.700 they're telling us what loans we can and cannot have they are living in fear as well

00:10:16.220 big business media don't think those guys living in fear of just losing what they have alone

00:10:26.620 so if everybody's living in fear doesn't it make sense that they would maybe work together and say

00:10:35.260 look we're all in this boat together because the people are going to be angry and they're going to

00:10:41.140 throw us out of office they'll stop using our products they're already not watching our tv shows

00:10:46.820 tech knows with ai what's coming with unemployment and they'll be blamed for it you don't think tech

00:10:54.720 look how popular they are now can you imagine when there's 40 unemployment caused by ai and big tech

00:11:00.680 they all have reasons to say we're all in this together let's redesign the world we'll protect

00:11:10.340 each other we'll make sure that our lifeboat makes it to shore but we just have to confuse all of the

00:11:18.920 people that the rest of the people that are on the titanic we just have to confuse them enough so

00:11:24.300 i we get our lifeboat down in the water that's what's happening

00:11:29.200 so now what do we do about it

00:11:36.080 there are a couple of things one you must know what the great reset is and how it works it is the

00:11:47.280 rosetta stone for everything that is going on two you have to call your state legislators

00:11:54.860 and get them to sign and to develop a bill i'm hoping that idaho will have the best one kansas has

00:12:05.320 a pretty good one new hampshire is working uh with a lot of different states on their bill this is

00:12:13.160 spreading because of you these legislators these politicians have no idea what's going on and the

00:12:20.280 biggest pushback is these are free markets it's not from the democrats it's from the republicans

00:12:26.520 the republicans are like these are free markets we don't have a right to say what free markets can

00:12:30.740 this is not a free market this is designed to stop the free market this is designed to destroy capitalism

00:12:40.800 you're not protecting capitalism by not moving you are actually helping destroy it

00:12:47.680 and the only answer we have is at the local and state level

00:12:53.660 these the states can say to the banks you can do any metric you want as long as it's related to

00:13:04.280 a person a person's financial situation their financial well-being you can't use social credit

00:13:10.800 scores to decide who you're giving a loan to that stops some of the states are going a step further

00:13:20.320 and they're going after and saying we're pulling all of our pension funds out of blackrock

00:13:25.660 that's billions of dollars if your state doesn't do it california and new york are big pension holders

00:13:35.820 it's just like the curriculum if california and new york decide what the curriculum is for their states

00:13:42.760 most likely the rest of the country is going to get it because they control it we have to be in this

00:13:49.940 fight now educate yourself educate your friends call your lawmakers locally tell your state reps

00:13:58.000 and your state senators you've got to work on an anti-esg bill and know that you're probably going to have

00:14:03.880 to educate them because most most people don't know what it is you're way ahead of the curve

00:14:10.280 you are critical at this point also on the other side of the break i'm going to give you one

00:14:19.220 other thing to do uh and nobody is talking about this but it is essential that we rally around the

00:14:28.500 senate uh and the gopers that were on the banking committees they walked out yesterday for a reason

00:14:38.080 you need to understand that reason and rally around them i think they were just trying to buy time until

00:14:43.120 people figured out what was going on this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:14:50.280 all right i want to take you down an unbelievable road uh here for a few minutes i don't know if you

00:15:03.280 have seen uh the reports now but the cbc is combing through the illegally hacked database of give send go

00:15:14.500 donors okay that's bad enough but you need to understand the cbc is not like abc that's the

00:15:22.440 canadian broadcasting uh company and it is funded by the state this is a state this is like the bbc

00:15:32.060 it's all funded by the state so they do the state's bidding so now you have the cbc and journalists

00:15:42.520 going through an illegally hacked database of donors that gave to the truckers up in canada

00:15:51.720 and emailing them calling them and asking them to explain themselves and we should point out the

00:15:59.440 the media keeps trying to justify this by using the term leaked like this was leaked data as if like

00:16:05.520 a whistleblower came out from inside the company it was hacked and stolen yeah remember they wouldn't

00:16:12.260 report on on uh on hunter biden's laptop because it might not be his and they weren't sure it wasn't

00:16:19.240 stolen well we now know it wasn't stolen and it was his and it was his and they wouldn't touch that

00:16:25.320 because we don't handle things we don't do things that we don't know if it's been illegally obtained

00:16:31.580 well you know this has so now they are going through the two million dollars of donations

00:16:37.820 and they're calling all of these donors why did you do it do you regret it i'm happy to say the donors

00:16:47.380 are not afraid of the cbc and they're not afraid that the amazing thing is the donors that they have

00:16:54.740 been calling have been saying yep i did it and i'd do it again why are you calling me how did you get

00:17:01.940 my information their financial information is all known by the government because of the emergency

00:17:09.640 orders these guys also by the way because of the emergency act that trudeau uh imposed they're

00:17:18.880 comparing the blockades to terrorism hmm really they say it's an emergency because the blockades by

00:17:29.460 both persons and motor vehicles is occurring at various locations throughout canada and continuing

00:17:35.880 to threaten and oppose measures to remove the blockades they say that they have the potential

00:17:43.000 for violence there is no violence there was there somebody did ram a car into a bunch of people in a

00:17:49.700 truck that was an antifa person it wasn't the truckers it was aimed to stop the truckers an antifa

00:17:57.860 person have you even heard that so they have to remove the continuing threats

00:18:04.720 okay they say the blockades have the potential for violent violence for the purpose of achieving a political

00:18:15.500 or ideological object objective within canada now what does that make them if you are using

00:18:24.840 tactics that are dangerous and you're trying to achieve a political goal

00:18:33.800 why that's terrorism and if you gave to give send go well why you were funding a terrorist

00:18:44.820 do you see how slippery this slope is

00:18:49.220 now the cbc is doxing twitter has come out and said you know they you know this is this is

00:19:03.500 important information to have i mean you know we have to have did anybody dox antifa do you remember

00:19:11.740 anyone calling black lives matter people do you remember any stories because the new york times has

00:19:18.180 a story today about how you know they were meeting in closed door meetings in hotel rooms planning all of

00:19:24.960 this these these are the people that were really planning it do you remember hearing any of that except

00:19:30.860 on this show or a conservative program that talked about who the real leaders were what happens to the money

00:19:39.200 where is it actually going why is it black lives or blm inc who's incorporated this

00:19:48.240 we told you all that they didn't find any any reason to because as they were burning cities to the ground

00:19:56.960 they said that wasn't violence but sitting in your truck is violence

00:20:03.880 so twitter is involved the mainstream media is involved and of course we have youtube let me play

00:20:12.140 something an interview that just happened i think it was on tide tv it's a german uh program

00:20:18.520 here is the president of youtube talking about freedom of speech listen cut nine

00:20:28.860 well first of all i'll say that for uh you know we we work around the globe and you're right certainly

00:20:36.560 there are many different laws in many different jurisdictions and we um we enforce the laws of the

00:20:44.100 various jurisdictions around speech or what's considered safe or not safe um that's true for

00:20:50.280 for democratically elected governments um it might get a little bit more complicated and

00:20:54.740 in non-democratically elected governments um and and for the most part you know so basically we we

00:21:01.640 enforce those laws um that actually hasn't been the controversial part what has been the controversial

00:21:08.220 part has been when there is content that would be deemed as harmful but yet is not illegal um so an

00:21:16.160 example of that for example would be covid like i'm not aware of there being laws by governments saying

00:21:23.580 around covid in terms of not being able to debate the efficacy of masks or where the virus came from

00:21:30.160 or the right treatment or proposal but yet there was a lot of pressure and concern about us um

00:21:36.140 distributing misinformation that went against what was considered the standard and accepted medical

00:21:43.380 knowledge um and so this category of harmful but not um but but legal has been i think where most of

00:21:53.380 the discussion has been okay so what do we do about that here's the next cut we're not generating

00:22:01.100 revenue for them then you know that's a problem for our creators um they create you know beautiful

00:22:07.680 and incredible content and we share the majority of revenue with them so um yeah so so basically that's

00:22:15.000 like you know so i think governments like can can always you know our recommendation if governments

00:22:20.140 want to have more control over online speech is to to pass laws okay have that be very cleanly

00:22:26.260 and clearly defined such that we can implement it okay good that's and that's enough so what is she

00:22:31.100 saying there she she was mentioning um advertisers because she said advertisers start to pressure us and

00:22:39.540 then we have to pull some speech down so pressure from advertisers okay so they put some speech down

00:22:48.540 but it would be so much easier if the government would just pass laws about speech what is okay

00:22:55.800 and what isn't they're begging to do what they do in china it's very easy in china takes all the worry

00:23:03.140 out of youtube they can just sit there and make money they don't have to worry about cheese are we

00:23:08.300 going to get backlash on this we're going to be pulled into a hearing they want the regulation on speech

00:23:14.640 now that sounds absolutely crazy doesn't it sounds crazy it would be like if a world leader

00:23:26.720 liked dictatorships that's crazy right here's justin trudeau on dictatorships especially china listen

00:23:39.980 even with sun tv watching for any slip he was asked which country he most admired and referred

00:23:46.540 to china there's a level of of admiration i actually have for china um because their you know basic

00:23:56.700 dictatorship is allowing them uh to actually turn their economy around on a dime and say we need to 0.99

00:24:02.440 go green as fast as we need to start you know investing in solar i mean there is a flexibility that i

00:24:08.120 know stephen harper must dream about of having a dictatorship that he could do everything he wanted

00:24:12.180 stop now they said that if canadian asians i think that should offend all canadians he by the way was

00:24:20.940 running against stephen harper i think he caught himself at the end remember the question is what do you

00:24:25.380 most admire and so he says china because of their dictatorship they can get things done 0.98

00:24:31.880 that's something you need to remember because that is what this administration what business what youtube

00:24:41.160 what twitter facebook all of them love about china they can get things done they'll just spend the

00:24:50.380 money oh we need to work on ai great take all of that money and pour it into that we don't have any

00:24:56.400 more money great just print some more put it in that and they get things done they like dictatorships

00:25:05.040 because they're elite they think they know better than the invisible hand of all of us

00:25:12.640 so you have crazy statements from the media saying that you know that they they want the government

00:25:23.900 to be able to give them more direction and more laws meanwhile you've heard the new york times talk

00:25:31.340 about how dangerous the misinformation is from podcasts they're going after podcasts but what's

00:25:39.580 happening on on radio man it's like it's it's almost deafening the silence on talk radio isn't it

00:25:49.420 or is it i want to play um a couple of cuts here i'm actually going to only have time for one

00:25:58.240 so let me play the second cut of the uh fcc commissioner that is now being questioned and will

00:26:06.880 probably go through the the incredible radical uh and you will see why i say that of gg soan

00:26:16.760 uh possible next uh commissioner of the fcc senator sullivan sorry senator sullivan

00:26:24.460 thank you madam chair um i don't even know where to begin here i i too am very disturbed we had a

00:26:36.480 discussion last hearing this on on your tweets um and look this we're not nominating you for any

00:26:43.840 normal assistant secretary you're the fc you're going to be an fcc commissioner enormous power

00:26:49.400 what's his name uh particularly relates to free speech particularly is it it actually relates to

00:26:55.000 liberty in our country and i think senator scott raises some really important points which is

00:27:02.100 i don't see how you can be unbiased um fox news is state-sponsored media propaganda

00:27:11.820 republicans know the only way they can win an election is to suppress the vote these are yours

00:27:18.880 here's a retweet your raggedy white supremacist president and his cowardly

00:27:24.980 enablers would rather kill everybody than stop killing black people that's a retweet damn that's

00:27:32.960 that's a way out there right i mean do you think most republicans are racist and white supremacist

00:27:39.600 absolutely not sir that's kind of what you're reap you're no i don't i i i'm not familiar with that

00:27:46.080 but i'm happy to look at it remember retweeting that one i do not i've i've tweeted probably

00:27:51.320 10 over 10 000 times so i don't remember look i think the average american whether you're

00:27:56.720 all right you don't retweet something like that without comment unless you're you know unless you

00:28:05.600 agree with it or you're drunk and even if you're drunk i know i'm an expert i'm an alcoholic even if

00:28:10.680 you're drunk all that all that alcohol does is lower your inhibitions it doesn't make you a racist

00:28:19.340 it takes down the shield that you put up to make sure that people don't think that about you

00:28:25.560 so even if that was a drunk retweet that's very revealing so you have social media clamping down

00:28:35.580 you have um the fcc getting ready to clamp down you have the department of homeland security last week

00:28:47.240 issuing the terrorism threat to the u.s uh homeland is based on actors that seek to exacerbate societal

00:28:57.020 friction to sow discord and undermine public trust in government institutions and encourage unrest

00:29:03.280 and could potentially inspire acts of violence notice that is exactly what justin trudeau says

00:29:10.020 about the truckers that they could potentially inspire violence the greatest threat to the nation

00:29:20.000 the greatest threat to the nation are those people that are proliferating false or misleading

00:29:29.400 narratives which so discord or undermine public trust in u.s government institutions

00:29:36.680 well gang that's anybody who doesn't play along with their game that is why parents are now terrorists

00:29:46.280 if you stand up against uh crt no take them at their word if it's gone from remember first is

00:30:00.740 is nudge then shove then shoot well where is the line once you're deemed a terrorist what can they not

00:30:13.380 do to you this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:30:19.220 i'm going to explain a couple of stories that may have made your head explode but if you understand

00:30:34.980 the rosetta stone of today's world the great reset you will understand and you will see how close it is

00:30:43.060 coming for you last night i was on the plane and i was coming home from meeting with legislators

00:30:50.740 uh about the great reset and esg and like every other person that i have met they knew very little

00:30:58.260 about it and if you don't understand this this is the knockout punch this is the knockout punch

00:31:07.400 and i have yet to walk into a room of people who really know what esg even means the esg standards

00:31:15.880 are environmental social social justice and governance and it will change everything in your life

00:31:24.040 now let me explain the remington story and you will understand i'm going to give you a couple

00:31:31.300 stories it'll blow your mind you will get it okay remington arms

00:31:37.160 they were sued by uh the sandy hook parents now we know the gun is not responsible it's not 0.54

00:31:48.500 responsible for killing guns don't kill people people use guns or they use baseball bats and any gun

00:31:57.180 company will fight this one all the way to the supreme court why because if the gun company can be held

00:32:05.160 responsible well then they're gonna probably go out of business and i'll explain that in a second

00:32:12.520 okay everybody say they'll be more responsible no they won't they will go out of business i'll tell you why

00:32:19.380 so yesterday remington arms reached a settlement worth 73 million dollars with the families of victims

00:32:30.180 killed in the sandy hook elementary school shooting now when i first heard that i said

00:32:36.000 excuse what they reached a settlement how why would remington do that

00:32:43.900 didn't make any sense until i got you know to a lower altitude as we were landing and i could google

00:32:52.620 the board of remington arms because my initial thought was who have they put on the board that

00:33:00.320 is a great resetter who have they put on the board of remington arms and i found out then there is no

00:33:07.860 remington arms they're out of business okay they they're defunct they were broken up into a bunch of

00:33:13.740 little companies and i my next question was then who said oh my gosh who settled the insurance companies

00:33:26.960 settled

00:33:27.600 now what do we know about the insurance companies the great reset the gun argument

00:33:37.440 well we know that the government and the financial institutions uh in new york for sure but it has

00:33:47.600 been happening elsewhere but out in the open in new york they have been pressuring banks don't do

00:33:55.480 business with any gun companies because that well that'll make us have to look into you guys because

00:34:01.220 maybe you're not trustworthy because we think there's some things wrong with gun companies

00:34:05.680 okay so they started the financial sector started to do this before esg but they also

00:34:13.300 pressured the insurance companies this is too big of a risk on you stop insuring these people and you will

00:34:22.340 stop gun manufacturing and sales so now 73 million dollars has been settled by the insurance companies

00:34:32.460 you know anybody who believes in the second amendment would have fought that to the supreme court and

00:34:37.480 would have won this can't be reversed now because it's a settlement you can't bring it to the supreme

00:34:43.180 court so what does it mean it doesn't mean more litigation for other gun companies it means

00:34:52.940 that now insurance companies have to look at every gun company and say are we willing to risk this

00:35:00.200 because they're all going to be brought into court and we may have to we may have to settle we may have

00:35:05.840 to you know staff up our attorneys for anyone who's ever been killed by a gun uh first of all gun

00:35:13.800 companies your rates for insurance have just gone through the roof gun stores your insurance is going

00:35:19.780 going to go through the roof if they even insure you and esg is saying no to insurance

00:35:31.700 that is what's happening this is an end run around the second amendment it was settled by insurance

00:35:44.400 companies insurance companies insurance companies are being leaned on by the government and the banks

00:35:50.800 and esg not to do any business they've just allowed the rates to go through the roof and an excuse on why

00:36:00.440 they can't insure gun companies or gun stores guarantee you that's what that story is about another story

00:36:08.520 that broke yesterday big oil and the climate crisis the fight to hold pr firms accountable

00:36:16.180 so do you remember last year the house had a hearing where they brought in all of the in they brought in

00:36:24.300 all of the oil guys they're like what are you done for global warming because you're just setting the

00:36:30.880 whole planet on fire remember that well um what's her name rhymes with baloney carolyn maloney uh she is

00:36:41.900 the chair of the committee on oversight and reform at the end of that she issued subpoenas to exxon

00:36:48.380 mobile chevron bp america shell and the american petroleum institute also strangely the u.s chamber of

00:36:54.920 commerce for documents and the documents were regarding climate including marketing advertising

00:37:03.860 and public relations material now here's the story in bloomberg see if any of this is answered with the

00:37:13.020 great reset campaigners say this step foreshadows a showdown between lawmakers and pr executives with

00:37:20.440 the latter expected to be called on as witnesses to the fossil fuel industries climate disinformation

00:37:25.220 campaign the industries climate disinformation campaign you hear how bloomberg is already phrasing this

00:37:33.480 if you're against global warming you are engaged in a disinformation campaign i go back to the department

00:37:41.960 of homeland security what's the biggest threat of terrorism people who are engaged in disinformation campaigns

00:37:49.800 all you need to say to anybody who's astute you're engaged in your company is engaged in a disinformation

00:38:00.220 campaign and you're like no i i'm just a pr company we handle everyone well do you the reason they've been

00:38:08.980 quoting the article the reason pr companies have been so invisible for so many years is by design

00:38:15.260 their strategic power has come from remaining behind the scenes and i think that's one reason

00:38:21.840 we have made mistakenly see these firms as neutral uh wow okay so now a pr firm you better be careful

00:38:33.780 who you take on as a client or you will be deemed disinformation you better be careful not as an insurance

00:38:44.260 company to take on uh gun company because you could be sued and if you do i'm not sure the bank is going to give

00:38:55.000 your company a loan because you're entering risky territory by insuring these people it's probably a bad bet

00:39:02.700 this is the great reset this is not capitalism anyone who says this is capitalism you need to tell them

00:39:12.880 firmly no this in their own words is to destroy and replace capitalism this is fascism this is not the free

00:39:24.520 market this is these are people who believe they know better and they lean on people you're going to do it

00:39:31.720 our way or you're going to be out we give you one more story

00:39:36.540 and i can't find it that sucks oh uh here it is i'm sorry because i i'm looking at the deal i'm seeing

00:39:48.960 one that just says avocados and i'm like what what is that okay avocados avocados have now been

00:39:56.060 stopped because somebody in inspections was yelled at by a mexican oh as they were inspecting the and 0.99

00:40:07.080 it was it was so bad it went all the way to the white house this guy was yelled at and treated poorly

00:40:12.680 and unfairly and so the white house said hey you better not treat our our inspectors and say naughty

00:40:20.280 things to them we're stopping all avocado imports that's literally what they say it's caused by

00:40:28.820 a spat between a mexican and a u.s government official really really the president of mexico says

00:40:40.740 no that's not it we can't sell avocados to the united states until we bend our will

00:40:48.940 to joe biden on environmental issues

00:40:52.460 hmm that one makes a little more sense than my dad he called me a name

00:41:03.700 this is fascism

The Glenn Beck Program - February 16, 2022

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