The Glenn Beck Program - May 12, 2026


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Bubba Jason Sikh Laura Ingraham Hassan Piker Tommy Robinson Jay Bhattacharya Patriot Mobile Michael Moore Donald Trump John Kerry George W. Bush Xi Jinping Elon Musk
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On this episode of the Glenn Beck Program, Glenn talks about the current state of the Democratic Party and how they can't seem to get their feet wet in 2020. Glenn also talks about a virus update that could be the start of the end of their chances of winning the 2020 election.

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00:03:28 inflation is at the worst it has been since 2023 that is not good for the president or for those
00:03:36 who uh wish to support the president um and he's going to china uh and uh i would really suggest
00:03:44 you stay home uh and also be seen listening and working for the people mr president um because
00:03:53 this is not this is not good this is not good ricky just said to me a minute ago that she thought
00:04:00 he will play another he'll he'll play the same card he played at mar-a-lago with president z
00:04:06 she, um, and, uh, uh, and, and retaliate against Iran when he's in China. And that, you know what,
00:04:16 that makes sense. That, that kind of fits into his pattern. And you know, the first term I really
00:04:21 thought the guy was, and I saw, I said this to him, I said, you know, you're a human hand grenade.
00:04:26 What, what do you think? Nobody thought that was possible. I said, I, you're a human hand grenade.
00:04:30 He said, what do you mean by that? And I said, you just throw yourself in a room, you blow up 0.97
00:04:34 and a wall comes down and then you're like hey what's behind that wall and you just find things
00:04:41 I don't know why I don't know how but you just do that was my view in the first term I think this
00:04:47 guy is extraordinarily strategic but I could be giving him too much credit I don't think so but
00:04:54 I think he's extraordinarily strategic so it'll be interesting to see what he does Jason give me
00:05:00 that Laura Ingraham tweet that she gave, because I don't like this, if this is what's happening
00:05:05 over in China. Yeah, so I think we should classify this as rumor, because I don't think anybody
00:05:09 really knows yet. But Laura Ingraham yesterday tweeted, it was a quote from another article
00:05:14 about what the president and Xi Jinping were reportedly considering. And it was a, quote,
00:05:22 deal to allow China to invest $1 trillion in the U.S., largely to build factories on American soil. 0.97
00:05:30 No, I don't think a foothold in the United States is something that we really want economically by the Chinese. 0.98
00:05:37 Jason, I saw the list of the people that were traveling with him, and there are a lot of business entrepreneurs, people like Elon Musk are going. 1.00
00:05:44 I'm wondering if it's an AI discussion, Silicon Valley discussions.
00:05:49 I hope not that either.
00:05:51 I don't want them involved in any of the AI stuff.
00:05:54 We should hold that very close to the vest.
00:05:57 now if a bunch of entrepreneurs are going over there and they're like you know what you're going
00:06:01 to open up china so we can you know build some factories in china as as well as build them here
00:06:07 in the united states if we're getting something out of it i mean you know what what we need is
00:06:13 the money to stay on our shore that's the problem with all these companies that come in and they
00:06:19 build japanese come in and they build toyotas in america well that's great but it's not an american
00:06:24 company. And so the money is going back to Japan and not into the U S economy. Um, and you know,
00:06:32 that that's, that's, I don't want to enrich the Chinese in any way possible. We're over in London 1.00
00:06:38 this week. Um, because, uh, Tommy Robinson is doing a rally and I have never seen, I've never
00:06:46 seen, uh, well, yeah, I have everybody in on the right in America. I was going to say, I never
00:06:53 seen anybody so maligned as tommy and you know in in this regard he was a thug i mean when he was
00:07:01 young he admits it he was a thug he was a footballer as they say here and he was like yeah
00:07:06 we just used to go out every saturday after football and we would beat each other up and
00:07:12 we were thugs that's what i grew up in that was how my town worked um but he has seriously grown
00:07:18 up um and i'm really anxious to see he is he is right now uh calling and making sure that everybody
00:07:26 who is marching understands don't give the government it sounds familiar don't give the
00:07:33 government exactly what they want we know what they want do we have that clip from tommy robinson
00:07:37 look how much they want us to fail look at kia starma do you know what we need to wake up on
00:07:44 Sunday morning, laughing, as he calls it a hate march. Don't give him anything. Don't give him
00:07:49 any aggression. Don't give him one single little bit to use and use their media propaganda to
00:07:55 paint a false narrative of our movement and who we are. So come control yourself, yeah? Do not
00:08:02 give them what they want. You know what he wants. You know what the media want. You know what they
00:08:05 all want. They all want to paint us as thugs, hooligans, as extremists. We know we're not, 0.92
00:08:10 They were going to put on a beautiful celebration of British identity. 1.00
00:08:14 F*** him. 1.00
00:08:15 He can't unite this kingdom. 0.99
00:08:16 We'll unite the kingdom against him on the 16th of May this Saturday.
00:08:20 So make your plans.
00:08:21 That's my appeal.
00:08:22 The most important thing now, control yourself.
00:08:25 Do not give them what they want, man.
00:08:29 I don't know.
00:08:31 I mean, he sounds reasonable to me, and he has everything to lose if it gets ugly.
00:08:37 But we'll know.
00:08:37 We'll be there.
00:08:38 And if you join the torch, you'll be able to see it with us on Saturday.
00:08:42 Coverage will start about 9 a.m.
00:08:45 I'm going to be speaking, we think, about 10.
00:08:47 There's about a mile-long march that I'll be marching with,
00:08:50 some of the other people that are allowed to come in to the United Kingdom.
00:08:54 Starmer has started to ban people, including elected officials from other countries.
00:09:01 He just banned the duly elected Belgian member of parliament.
00:09:06 he had a valid passport he had his tickets coming and then over the weekend he heard oh no you're
00:09:14 not coming in why because he was coming to speak at the unite the kingdom rally and he is daring
00:09:21 to say what millions of people all across europe are thinking that flooding the west with unchecked
00:09:27 migration is driving the entire continent and this country and our country into poverty and
00:09:34 they're breaking the laws they're tearing apart everything that we built and reporters politicians 1.00
00:09:39 voices of reform all across Europe Europe are being turned away and treated like criminals by
00:09:46 the government of the United Kingdom common sense is a controlled substance right now and if you
00:09:53 speak it you're banned here which kills me I was thinking about this last night you can paddle in
00:09:58 a little rubber boat across the channel in a dinghy have no passport no paper no job no family
00:10:06 no intention of ever getting a job and the red carpet is rolled out they give you a hotel room
00:10:12 they school for your kids hospital for your families hotels paid for by the taxpayer but if 0.64
00:10:18 you if you happen to have two wives polygamy which is still illegal under british law both wives will
00:10:25 get full benefits two sets of taxpayer funded handouts for one guy who just broke the every
00:10:32 entry rule that they have here in the united kingdom but if you stand up and you say the
00:10:37 obvious hey western countries were committing suicide by importing people who openly despise
00:10:44 our nations and our culture they don't have any intention of integrating some of them at their
00:10:52 most extreme want to replace our laws with sharia law and yet you're the dangerous one 0.92
00:10:58 you're the one that's kept out of the the boat can just keep washing up on shore but you're the 0.97
00:11:04 threat and the government protects the boats i'm sorry government silencing the warnings this is
00:11:10 madness it's absolute madness and if you want to see the perfect symbol of it you walk into the
00:11:17 courtyard of the london school of economics here in london in the courtyard in the middle of it is
00:11:24 a giant globe it's a statue of the globe except it you think it's normal unless you really look
00:11:31 at it and then you realize wait a minute the south pole the south pole is at the north and
00:11:35 the north pole is the south literally the entire world turned upside down london school of economics
00:11:44 mission accomplished most people don't know this but the london school of economics that's where
00:11:49 the fabian socialists come from the fabian socialists started here i mean that's george
00:11:54 bernard shaw the guy who came up with the idea of the gas chamber um you know for people that are
00:12:00 not worthy of living anymore um but the fabian socialists uh they started this secret society
00:12:07 and now it's right out in the open and it's the intellectual class um you know here in great 0.82
00:12:13 britain they're the ones who flipped reality and just a couple of blocks from the upside down globe
00:12:19 is their famous stained glass window which i used to show on fox it is a fascinating i mean all you
00:12:25 have to do is look at the window on the window there is a guy i'm sorry she um a wolf wearing
00:12:32 the cloak of sheep over okay that fabian society that's their slogan their their their their image
00:12:40 is a wolf in sheep's clothing and then on this window it shows a strong man hammering on the
00:12:47 globe as somebody else is heating it up so they heat the world up so they can pound it and reshape
00:12:53 it what the motto is on the stained glass window remold it nearer to the heart's desire
00:12:58 that's what they're doing that's what they're doing they're still heating the world up in a
00:13:04 fire of their ideology open borders no questions asked no loyalty required because their heart's
00:13:11 desire is a borderless utopia where the nations dissolve and you know there's chaos and they can
00:13:17 swoop in and then they can control the chaos because they'll have all of the all of the tools
00:13:23 to keep you in mind to keep you in in line never mind the poverty never mind the grooming gangs
00:13:29 never mind the parallel society springing up where british law no longer applies and soon
00:13:34 it will happen in america common sense in england is now extremism protecting your own people now
00:13:42 apparently is hate and enforcing your own borders is i guess fascism telling the truth
00:13:49 gets you into trouble while you know rubber boats just keep washing up on shore the world is truly
00:13:55 upside down upside down but here's the thing eventually these guys fall because they're
00:14:05 overplaying their hand people are waking up and the crash is is going to be huge and it's going
00:14:11 to happen all around the world and i think that's what tommy knows and sees coming and that's why
00:14:17 he's saying stand up speak out before they ban that as well the globe at the london school of
00:14:25 economics it's not just art that nobody sees it is a warning and we have ignored these people
00:14:32 far too long the world is upside down recognize it so we can write it again
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00:15:47 lenbeck program let me ask you what happens when these guys because the the left can't control
00:15:54 this the left encouraged this the whole time they've encouraged this i told him from the very
00:15:59 beginning the minute michael moore was sitting in the presidential box in 2004 when john carrey was
00:16:07 running against george bush i said on the air the next day you don't put a marxist into that box
00:16:16 you don't sit him next to former presidents what you're doing is you're opening the door for
00:16:22 radicals and these radicals are going to come in and you think you're using this i mean we should
00:16:28 find this monologue you you think you're using them you think by putting mike more in which he
00:16:34 just had a big fahrenheit 9 11 movie out you think that you're using him he's using you and you don't 1.00
00:16:43 even know it you're that stupid and he's going to hijack and people like him will hijack and you 1.00
00:16:49 will be licking their feet you will be begging for them to keep you alive and that's exactly 1.00
00:16:54 what's happening how are these people going to come out against this stuff now when they've
00:17:00 justified everything they've justified they've justified murder of police officers the justified
00:17:06 the murder of CEOs. They've justified the murder of or attempted murder and assassination of Donald
00:17:13 Trump. They're fine with it. They're fine with it. They bailed these people out that burned cities
00:17:18 down. Tell me exactly. How is anybody going to stand up now and say, you know what, we got to
00:17:27 distance ourselves from that? That's not cool. That's not cool. Because what the left will say
00:17:32 to those politicians that come out and say that is oh my gosh you've betrayed the you've you've
00:17:37 betrayed the revolution you've become one of them and that's exactly how you end up with guillotines
00:17:45 in france congratulations but let me go back to hassan piker because he's not dangerous because
00:17:55 he's a socialist america has survived socialists before we've survived radicals before we've
00:18:03 survived angry kids angry college kids carrying marks in one hand and a che poster in the other
00:18:08 that's not new that's not what makes this guy dangerous well my understanding is that the 0.99
00:18:15 property owners who have properties there choose just not to rent it at all yeah kill them kill 0.99
00:18:19 those in the street let the streets let the streets soak in their red capitalist bloods dude 0.99
00:18:27 okay how about this one here he is talking to a vietnamese refugee who escaped communism listen
00:18:35 to this because uh as vietnamese refugee uh we have endure suffering under the communist regime
00:18:46 um and we believe that uh okay you dude this refugee okay seriously this south vietnamese
00:18:55 whatever like christian supremacist psychotic refugee living in america now and and able to 0.94
00:19:03 talk that why don't you go back and live in south vietnam in the same conditions 0.96
00:19:06 if that's your perspective
00:19:08 be careful be careful no i hate these people dude
00:19:14 here he is on uh mal listen to this
00:19:18 oh the security checkpoints i live stream the entire process i got stopped by a cop who thought
00:19:26 i was like making fun of of mal zedong which i never would and never will mal zedong is a
00:19:32 is a one of the great leaders of of this world okay a man who changed the entire universe
00:19:41 the entire planet universe he's god he is god he changed the universe yeah he also killed about 0.88
00:19:50 50 million people but you know who's counting um here he is on chinese communism of today
00:19:56 listen to this there is critiques to apply to all forms of governance even socialist ones
00:20:02 yeah um and as far as like getting closer to what i think is has been relatively successful because
00:20:09 if if ultimately the point of government is to improve the material conditions of all people
00:20:14 to the best of your ability it's not always going to be perfect but when you are getting i don't
00:20:20 know the poorest people the poorest of the dispossessed masses out of a situation where uh
00:20:27 They they were serviled, the landed gentry or they were peasants from an agrarian society or they were they were, you know, dominated by the landlords.
00:20:36 But then ultimately they were able to to come into modernity and become like a powerhouse, an industrial powerhouse that is competitive with the largest superpower on the planet.
00:20:45 I would say if that's the point of good governance, and I think you guys might agree with me on that, I would say China is probably the closest.
00:20:53 And there are still plenty of failures within the Chinese system as well.
00:20:57 Plenty of issues within the Chinese system as well.
00:20:59 But that's probably the closest, I would say, to an example that we should follow and lessons that we should learn from.
00:21:09 This is the example right here is the example of why he's so dangerous, because he is dangerous to the republic because he has a massive audience and he can normalize moral confusion.
00:21:21 violence is softened terror is just what's the context of it hatred is rebranded as justice i
00:21:30 mean you heard the hate in it when millions of people are taught that america is uniquely evil
00:21:36 that western civilization is inherently illegitimate that the democratic systems deserve
00:21:43 not reform but humiliation and collapse and china and communism is the best system that's
00:21:52 where it matters that's where this matters because he's not some anonymous internet troll
00:21:56 screaming into the void he's one of the largest political streamers in the western world millions
00:22:01 watch him the democrats support him millions absorb not just his conclusions but his moral
00:22:07 framework i'd put him against charlie kirk any day of the week any day of the week and i know
00:22:15 exactly quickly within two sentences which guy is good and which guy is evil that that this
00:22:23 framework that he does if you believe societies are fragile which they are look carefully at
00:22:31 this pattern he praises and excuses groups like hamas hezbollah the houthis china and and he's
00:22:39 doing the other stuff not because he's an islamist he's not by all available evidence he is not an
00:22:46 islamist he's secular he's rich he's westernized he's educated he's raised in an elite academic
00:22:54 environment his own research trail points much more towards just a revolutionary leftist and an
00:23:02 anti-american ideology than any kind of religion and that makes this more important to understand
00:23:09 because this is part of the modern red green alliance this guy should know you're going to 0.98
00:23:15 be dead you're gonna be dead when when muslims finally take over because the communists are not 0.99
00:23:20 going to win the muslims will win it'll happen exactly like it did in iran you marxists got 1.00
00:23:25 together and helped them with a revolution they overturned and then he killed you all you'll be 1.00
00:23:28 the first to die you'll be the first killed by the islamists okay good luck with that but they 0.98
00:23:35 both share a common enemy liberal democratic order and especially the american-led world system 0.99
00:23:41 and these alliances never ever last because marxists and islamists they might like each 0.97
00:23:48 other right now but they despise one another they cooperate long enough just to destabilize 0.98
00:23:54 the existing order and i think the dumb ones are the marxist watch the pattern his rhetoric 0.96
00:24:01 increasingly lives inside the pattern not merely a criticism of israel cynicism is legitimate okay 0.93
00:24:09 americans can argue about foreign policy all the time israelis they argue about israeli politics
00:24:15 all the time that's democracy it's messy it's ugly and you disagree and you argue but when
00:24:20 somebody says i'd vote for hamas over israel every single time or compares zionists broadly
00:24:27 to rabid neo-nazis or praises hezbollah or says armed militancy against civilians is perfectly
00:24:36 normal you're no longer hearing nuanced criticism of policy you're not you're hearing the moral
00:24:42 erosion that republics do not survive indefinitely and you know i just told you the democrats have
00:24:49 absolutely no plan they have no plan how are they going to distance himself from this guy
00:24:54 they are this guy he's just way out on the edge you can't pull him back now how are you going to
00:24:59 pull him back how are you going to do it a stable republic depends on citizens believing some things
00:25:06 are beyond the pale murder terror political violence ethnic hatred collective guilt dehumanization
00:25:12 when those things blur civilizations get shaky really fast and he's the one blurring the lines
00:25:22 right now watch him america pray for the stability pray for peace because your young kids are hearing
00:25:33 rebellion and the grand struggle between oppressor and the oppressed you're listening to the best of
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00:25:44 you read the uh the tweet ricky yeah this comes from megan mccardle she's a libertarian i happen
00:25:51 to know her actually writes for the washington post and if you see any half decent editorial
00:25:55 come out of the washington post it's thanks to her but she says uh people who want to blow off
00:26:00 hantavirus because covid turned out to be no big deal covid had a fatality rate of one percent
00:26:05 concentrated among the elderly hantavirus had an incubation period of up to eight weeks and kills
00:26:11 30 to 40 percent of people who show symptoms whole different beast it's not pandemic yet and probably
00:26:16 won't be but if it were the rational action would be lockdown oh god jason are we doing this again
00:26:25 Can you join us for this, please?
00:26:31 She's right.
00:26:33 That is the logical action.
00:26:36 But I don't want my government telling me that anymore.
00:26:39 I'm tired of that.
00:26:40 I would just want to be like, I'm locking myself. 0.94
00:26:43 You go ahead, zombie freak. 0.92
00:26:44 You go out there all you want. 0.97
00:26:45 But I'm locking myself in.
00:26:47 I don't think you'd have a problem with it.
00:26:49 For eight weeks?
00:26:51 40% death rate.
00:26:52 If they come out and it shows that 40% of these people that were on that cruise ship
00:26:58 are dead, yeah, I think people are going to go, ah, I'm not going to.
00:27:02 It'll change.
00:27:03 I think people will.
00:27:05 Jason, what do you think?
00:27:07 I just don't.
00:27:08 I trust nothing from the way the government works on this, especially the global government.
00:27:13 I remember when we did that big show of yours on that global pandemic.
00:27:18 Remember that preparation game, Event 201?
00:27:20 and yeah yeah yeah yeah and what i saw from there some of the notes that i took on that was
00:27:26 every a lot of the things that they war gamed in event 201 a lot of things they ended up doing
00:27:32 they said don't do and they were like we absolutely cannot lock people down completely
00:27:37 we absolutely can't restrict travel to certain places we got to be careful of you know you know
00:27:42 individual liberties and private businesses and things like that because this is going to
00:27:46 completely tank everything. But it's almost like they used that as a template to make our lives a
00:27:53 living hell during the pandemic. So when I hear of something else coming up, I always think back
00:27:59 to Event 201 and how they pretty much just use that to exert control. And it's making me to where
00:28:04 I don't trust anything that they do anymore because they're going to take the most radical thing that
00:28:10 they have in their little book, and they're going to turn that into reality. So they've kind of done
00:28:17 this to themselves. I don't really know what to think. You've actually done it to us. They've
00:28:22 done it to us. I mean, you elect a leader for a reason. Society has to have leadership that you
00:28:30 can trust. We have to. And none of us trust our leadership. I don't trust the CDC. I don't trust
00:28:36 the you know who i don't i don't trust any of it none of it do you no yeah no so you have to you
00:28:45 have to have you have to have trust as a society you have to have leaders that you trust they've
00:28:51 done it to us they have lied to us over and over and over again and now so many of us are like i'm
00:28:57 you know what i don't believe them i don't believe them for i don't believe they didn't come up with
00:29:01 this you know that's how bad it is i you know they came up with fauci should have gone to prison for
00:29:10 the rest of his life he killed millions of people millions of people and he did it knowingly he knew
00:29:18 we have all the evidence of it you know jason it is so crazy i look back at that that special that
00:29:25 we did back in the day um when nobody had done a special yet on uh covid and we're exposing all
00:29:32 the documents and showing how the fed is actually making money with all of these uh with all of
00:29:38 these you know um pharmaceutical companies that are coming up with new you know new ways to not
00:29:45 get the corona but and everything everything you did it made it worse you got more sick and yet
00:29:51 They were making plenty of money, and people were making money like Fauci.
00:29:55 We have all of the receipts on this one.
00:29:59 So now you look at this, and you're like, I don't know.
00:30:03 I don't know.
00:30:04 But how do you save yourself?
00:30:05 If you don't have a leader that you actually trust, what do you do?
00:30:10 What do you do?
00:30:13 You know how many people are going to say, there's no way I'm going to lock myself in?
00:30:17 Then what do the police have to do?
00:30:19 and I don't I honestly this is this is the Bubba effect this is the Bubba effect but instead of
00:30:27 Bubba going out and shooting somebody a Sikh because he doesn't know the difference between 0.99
00:30:31 a Muslim and a Sikh and you know Bubba sees that his whole town is now overrun by Sharia law people 1.00
00:30:38 that are raping children and the government won't do anything and he you know kills a Sikh 0.98
00:30:43 and everybody in town goes yeah you know what we'll take care of Bubba what he did was wrong 0.99
00:30:47 And we'll we'll try him for that. You get out of here, federal government. You have nothing to do here. You cause the problem.
00:30:54 The same thing can be said here, except instead of killing somebody, you know, it's somebody saying, I'm not going to stay in.
00:31:01 I'm not going to stay in. And you kind of you kind of look at them and say, go out and they're doing their thing.
00:31:06 You kind of like, you know what? It's like, Bubba, I see how you can feel that way, Bubba. I get it.
00:31:12 You know, it's not your fault. They caused it. They've lied and they never corrected it.
00:31:17 And now I think it's too late.
00:31:19 If this actually would be a bad thing, it's going to be too late.
00:31:23 Agree or disagree?
00:31:25 Yeah.
00:31:26 Yeah.
00:31:27 I'm trying to not get nervous.
00:31:29 The CDC actually had a press conference yesterday,
00:31:33 and they seemed pretty chill about it or flippant,
00:31:37 depending on your worldview.
00:31:39 I trust RFK.
00:31:42 I trust Jay Bhattacharya.
00:31:44 I do too.
00:31:44 yeah that is the that is the one thing that's going for us is the guys who were there saying
00:31:50 hey all this is a lie are now running the cdc and and you know well tell me what you think about
00:31:56 this he said the cdc doctor said there's no guarantees in life is that flippant is that the
00:32:03 right no i think that's true i think it's true there's no guarantees in life i think we should
00:32:08 be saying that to people all the time oh life isn't fair sucks to be you doesn't it that's
00:32:13 That's what my dad used to say to me all the time. 0.88
00:32:16 Dad, this just isn't fair. 1.00
00:32:17 Wow, sucks to be you. 0.99
00:32:19 I'd be like, well, what is that? 0.99
00:32:21 What do you mean by that?
00:32:22 That's kind of insensitive.
00:32:23 I never said that to my dad. 0.86
00:32:25 He would have slapped me across the face.
00:32:26 Oh, my gosh. 0.98
00:32:28 Grow up.
00:32:30 What do I mean by that?
00:32:31 Yeah, life isn't fair.
00:32:33 Life isn't fair.
00:32:35 It never is fair.
00:32:36 Who promised fairness?
00:32:38 We should strive towards fairness. 0.99
00:32:40 miss yeah you're not guaranteed anything in life life sometimes really sucks you do everything
00:32:47 right and then you get hit by a bus oh well nobody promised you anything i mean it's just
00:32:53 the way it is i just want somebody to do the best job they can in this job i just want somebody to
00:32:59 tell me the truth and i mean we have a right to know we have a right to know jason yeah i what
00:33:09 what makes me this eerily similar is you know kind of that i i feel like back during covid
00:33:17 they were there was a radical loss of common sense uh and that was pushed as actual policy
00:33:23 and it filtered all the way down to kids in school for crying out loud to this day
00:33:27 that lack of common sense has has given us i i think or opened us up to these maximum fear
00:33:33 campaigns. And it feels eerily similar to then that I just want people to inform me. I want to
00:33:40 know about it for sure. But I just want to be informed so that I can use that information
00:33:47 and make decisions for myself without the maximum fear campaign. And now it feels like the media
00:33:52 and anyone else, whether it's a technocrat, whether it's somebody at the CDC, whether it's
00:33:56 someone at the WHO, I feel like everything now is directed towards that maximum fear.
00:34:00 and instantly my radar goes up i don't really know what to think and it always goes back to
00:34:06 i just want to be informed not scared can we start there maybe yeah it's not common sense
00:34:13 you just said you know i just want common sense to play a role it's not common sense it's just
00:34:17 truth i just want truth to play a role people will use common sense sometimes unless they're
00:34:23 really really afraid they'll use common sense but they took away the decisions and the reason why
00:34:29 they could get away with taking away our decisions is because they were lying to us they were making
00:34:35 things up as they went along and the ones who really knew fauci he he was part of it and he
00:34:44 was indeed lying to people as millions were dying and then the guy was so arrogant he called himself
00:34:49 science yeah there's no common sense that's needed in that one what what we do need is truth and you
00:34:57 know common sense with the schools you know we let our kids stay out of school we forced our kids to
00:35:02 stay out of school look at the damage we did to that generation i know look at the damage we did
00:35:06 to that generation and that wasn't common sense what we don't what we need is not common sense
00:35:12 we need a lack of political gamesmanship again a restoration of truth that was the teachers union
00:35:20 they were the ones for whatever reason they were the ones that said shut the schools down and keep
00:35:27 them closed even after all of the evidence started to come in that nope this is not true what you're
00:35:33 saying is not true this is actually damaging our kids they fought tooth and nail for some reason
00:35:38 and it was all political reasons it wasn't common sense it was all political reason so what we need
00:35:45 is a restoration of truth and you know maybe this is it here's the cdc cut five
00:35:51 we want to go back to the known aspect of this pathogen it is not a novel pathogen it is very
00:36:01 difficult to spread this is a different strand so we have hantavirus in the united states it is a
00:36:06 different strain of that and this hantavirus the andes virus is one is the only strain that is
00:36:11 person to person. But again, very difficult to spread is close contact with bodily secretions
00:36:18 or respiration, sharing things intimately, toothbrush, et cetera. And so this is very
00:36:24 different than a respiratory virus. And that's what I really would like to get across. And I
00:36:28 appreciate that. We want people to understand we know this virus, it's not novel, and we know what
00:36:35 we need to do i wish i just would have read that i felt so much better i mean honestly it sounds
00:36:46 like it's about as hard to contract his aides yeah it does uh let me go to dion in colorado
00:36:52 she's a nurse dion go ahead hey glenn how are you i'm great what do you have on on this virus
00:37:01 so i've been doing this for a long time and i i don't like that but i have a lot of experience
00:37:08 behind me and i've worked in major medical centers and i have to say that in 25 years
00:37:12 of emergency medicine i have never ever ever tested for hantavirus in the er and i can guarantee you
00:37:19 there's not a single cruise ship whose medical facilities have the ability to test for this
00:37:24 so what are you saying what are you saying here i mean you're gonna have to say it because i mean
00:37:34 you're just gonna have to say okay i'll connect the dots very clearly so i don't know how they
00:37:40 can say these people had hantavirus on the cruise ship unless they were put on the cruise ship
00:37:44 beforehand knowing they had it because they they wouldn't be able to diagnose confirm that diagnosis
00:37:49 on the ship could you tell by their symptoms that maybe this is a pretty good guess
00:37:57 help me out throw me a bone i'm trying to stay not black-pilled here right no and i i appreciate
00:38:04 that no there's there's a good you can say yes this is this looks like this but you would not
00:38:09 want to be alerting the news and confirming death to a virus without knowing what it was like that
00:38:17 that's that's really poor medicine that's negligence to say well yeah it's this without
00:38:22 any kind of confirmation could somebody have had a ship go by them and they could have thrown the
00:38:30 testing stuff over to the other ship do are we sure that didn't happen i'm just saying well
00:38:36 i wasn't i wasn't there i i and i appreciate that like this this is not a virus you want
00:38:43 a kid around with, and I appreciate that. It's very hard to contract. Unfortunately, it does
00:38:47 have a high mortality rate, but unless they were, I mean, I just don't know how they would
00:38:53 ask for the testing supplies to be dropped onto the ship. Like, I wasn't there, so I can't say
00:39:02 that's a 100% concern, but like I said, even in the years that I've been in medicine, we've never
00:39:09 like we've never even sent out a test for hantavirus from the emergency
00:39:13 departments that i've worked in and i've worked
00:39:15 worked in major medical facilities like the ones where they send all the people
00:39:18 they can't diagnose and fix like i've worked in
00:39:22 like a thousand bed medical facilities and i've never seen a hantavirus tested
00:39:26 for out of my emergency departments
00:39:27 so are you saying dion that you think this is all bullcrap that we
00:39:36 is somebody invented this whole thing i i can't confirm or deny that
00:39:43 i it's just there's so many holes in the presentation of this that's what i'm trying
00:39:50 to say like it's it it doesn't add up the math is not mathing if you want to take that expression
00:39:56 and like i said i'm not dismissing the virus i'm not saying that people aren't dead i don't know
00:40:01 that but it it just seems very coordinated and a very odd and random virus to present
00:40:09 at an oddly coincidental time right before elections
00:40:12 so i all right so okay okay okay oh my gosh i didn't need to throw a rent in all of this but
00:40:23 no i mean okay so um so how will we know i mean they're they're quarantining these people for
00:40:30 eight weeks which i think is the right thing to do do you agree i think that is responsible
00:40:36 i i don't disagree i find it weird where they put them but you know i think i think quarantining is
00:40:42 a responsible thing to know for sure and i'm sure they're testing but some of the people who had
00:40:46 symptoms were negative and like i said there's just so much that's not adding up it's a very
00:40:53 suspect story it is it's very weird absolutely it's very weird and have you heard that they are
00:41:00 they were testing for they were looking for a cure for hantavirus is that something that you
00:41:06 also find a little strange um i haven't heard that part they apparently they've been working
00:41:12 on a vaccine for years before so it's not going to magically show up in six months but um
00:41:19 um again with emergency medicine infectious diseases and like rodent-based diseases are
00:41:25 not my specialty but i like right right i'm hanging on to that could you just tell me i've
00:41:30 got only about 45 seconds tell me why uh why do you think it's weird where they're putting them
00:41:36 well like i wouldn't you want to quarantine people with the same concern for the disease
00:41:41 all in the same place and not all over the country
00:41:44 well okay okay okay all right okay yeah okay all right good good point good point all right
00:41:55 dion thank you uh so much for your call it's been a real joy it's been a real joy i thank you for
00:42:01 this and and please keep an eye on it you hear any more call us uh and uh correct us at any time
00:42:06 we get it wrong as we are we don't know our butt from our elbow in this one um but thank you all
00:42:12 right more in just a second thank you well good you bet god bless you