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00:00:00.000 welcome to the podcast today we go into the january 6 hearings where we learn all sorts of

00:00:06.020 really really terrible things about the president and all the bad things he did and then we go

00:00:10.780 through it and show you that not really what the media is saying that they are we talk about more

00:00:15.900 of the fallout of roe versus wade and near the end of the show we have a really we have a tragic

00:00:20.180 event uh jeffy joins us oh i thought you said it was a tragic event yeah i stopped in and you know

00:00:27.000 boosted the heck out of this show those are the words i use were a tragic event but you know

00:00:32.140 joe biden 2006 said every abortion is a tragedy and every segment with jeffy also a tragedy

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00:01:50.800 well cassidy hutchinson has finally blown this thing completely open

00:01:59.920 oh we were looking for the smoking gun in the january 6th situation that links

00:02:06.880 trump to the all the madness well we we have it now we have it did you see her testimony yesterday

00:02:13.320 i did see a bunch of the testimony yes powerful now she powerful is was the chief of staff for

00:02:20.420 mark meadows yes so in so is the chief of staff for donald trump right so what does that make i don't

00:02:27.420 know how that works do you multiply them chief of staff times chief of staff to find out what it is

00:02:31.740 um it is uh the one thing you'd say about her and i guess this is why they made such a big deal about

00:02:37.700 the testimony yesterday is that she's not an anti-trump person she was there throughout uh she

00:02:45.460 you know to the end was still chief of staff for mark meadows right and mark meadows was the chief of

00:02:51.220 staff for the president of the united states so this is not someone like you know it's not like a i don't

00:02:56.460 know who's the right example but there's you know there's been so many players in this at this point

00:03:00.080 but not someone who was highly skeptical of trump the whole time right and is now saying bad things

00:03:05.260 about them now they don't have a job anymore she was there the whole time and and was working closely

00:03:10.280 with the president had access to a lot of the internal conversation so i guess that's why she was

00:03:15.120 a big deal yesterday yeah here's what she had to say about uh donald trump being pissed off that they

00:03:21.280 weren't taking him back he wanted to go to the capitol building i want to go to the capitol building

00:03:25.500 be with my people here's what she said i relate to him we're not we don't have the assets to do it

00:03:30.960 it's not secure we're going back to the west wing the president had very strong a very angry response to

00:03:40.480 that um tony described him as being irate the president said something to the effect of i'm the

00:03:49.940 president take me up to the capitol now to which bobby responded sir we have to go back to the west

00:03:57.900 wing the president reached up towards the front of the vehicle to grab at the steering wheel okay

00:04:05.380 mr engel grabbed his arm said sir you need to take your hand off the steering wheel

00:04:11.820 we're going back to the west wing we're not going to the capitol right mr trump then used his free

00:04:19.880 hand to lunge towards bobby engel and mr when mr ronado had recounted this story to me he had

00:04:25.500 motioned towards his clavicles yeah his clavicles he almost grabbed his clavicles he's gonna break his

00:04:31.860 collarbones that's what trump was gonna do he's apparently very proficient at breaking people's

00:04:36.440 collarbones he can do that with he just snap them in half with his hand and it's important to know

00:04:40.920 because you know look our education system is not what it once was uh the constitution explicitly

00:04:46.500 bans the president from touching clavicles yeah that is part that's in the clavicle

00:04:50.920 ignored it yeah the clavicle cause uh-huh clavicle cause yeah it's hard to say uh-huh but that does

00:04:56.980 exist if you're tom brokaw you can't say clavicle cause it's a clavicle cause uh yeah so i so the idea

00:05:09.040 that okay the the speech is at over okay president trump wants to go to the capitol they're driving

00:05:15.680 him back to the white house and look it's a long walk he's not going to make that walk so he wants

00:05:19.460 to be in the car yeah and uh and they say no they say no the secret service says no now so keep in mind

00:05:25.780 he's in the beast the presidential limousine yeah he's in the back of the limousine he doesn't ever

00:05:31.660 ride shotgun that i know of even when he calls it he still doesn't get to do it well if he calls it

00:05:37.020 first no they still don't let him do it wow so he's in the back i guess he jumps through the

00:05:42.780 partition grabs the steering wheel with his right hand and with his left he's got the clavicles of

00:05:48.960 the secret service agent who's driving in his hand and he's about to snap his collarbones

00:05:55.080 that that's it's frightening was one of the first things i thought about how agile he is that it didn't

00:06:00.660 seem just in that vehicle that that would be possible it doesn't seem possible that's the thing

00:06:05.640 yeah and you know the secret service has already volunteered to testify uh on you know uh under oath

00:06:16.140 that that did not happen right so this that's the biggest part of this right yeah it did not happen

00:06:21.980 if this was the biggest story in the world from her um you would want to find out from the secret

00:06:28.020 service agent if it was true or not right and you know secret service agents before you started

00:06:33.180 reporting it as if it's gospel truth right okay well this person heard it from some other person

00:06:39.120 it's absolutely true right and so you'd want to get that confirmation now secret service agents are not

00:06:46.500 necessarily known for volunteering information the fact that they immediately came out and said wait a

00:06:52.560 minute this didn't happen is incorrect without hesitation it dissolves the entire story immediately

00:06:58.560 right that's how like literally the whole story falls apart within an hour now that doesn't mean

00:07:03.940 that she lied because if you i think the most important part of what you just heard was that

00:07:09.820 she said tony said as he recounted it is she's told you it is secondhand information it's not like

00:07:19.360 she's riding shotgun in the limo right and sees this occur she's not there no she didn't see this she

00:07:26.060 didn't witness it she's saying she talked to the secret service agent yeah who then told the story

00:07:31.520 now it's not impossible that something happened uh some sort of you know he maybe i would totally

00:07:38.100 believe that donald trump yelled at the secret service agent in that moment maybe he was very

00:07:42.420 emotional in that moment very possible and maybe he inflated the story to her i mean it's not that's

00:07:47.660 not a crazy telling of this yeah um but the bottom line is you follow up with the people involved

00:07:54.020 and the secret service agent if he really had his clavicle attacked here pat would probably be

00:08:01.240 very willing to tell the story yeah if asked um and he immediately came out instead and said the exact

00:08:08.620 opposite that it was not true so that part which is the the biggest headline from the january 6

00:08:15.560 hearings in a surprise moment with a big bombshell unknown witness bombshell every media headline you

00:08:22.780 will read will tell you it was a bombshell and that has already been opposed by the person who

00:08:29.960 supposedly told the story already debunked and not a political figure like if he was a let's say it was

00:08:35.040 mark meadows saying this you might say well meadows is covering for trump the secret service is not doing

00:08:39.760 that that's not what they do that's not that's not their job their job is not to cover for the

00:08:45.260 president in testimony almost never hear of secret service agents even after they've long retired

00:08:50.980 saying anything about their service with the president right they almost never do that no

00:08:55.400 you don't you don't hear about it at all yeah afterward i mean we we've talked to secret service agents

00:09:00.100 who are friendlier to our cause than the cause on the left we've talked to several of them over the

00:09:07.060 years people who worked for president obama for example dan bongino for instance well dan bongino

00:09:12.120 has talked about it publicly talked about it yeah but he but he even he doesn't relate specifics no

00:09:18.240 he's very limited on what he would tell you and we talked to others who won't say one word on the air

00:09:23.560 about what they witnessed in in the white house because they see it as part of their job to never talk

00:09:32.220 about those things and i think you know watching this i think we had a different perspective pat than a lot of

00:09:37.400 america in that we've dealt with with high level security people um because glenn always has them

00:09:45.520 around i mean you know glenn has had all sorts of threats on his life over the years and so we've

00:09:49.860 we talked to these guys we know these guys we talked to them off camera off the air and they still

00:09:56.440 won't tell people we've known for years yep will not give us names of celebrities they've protected

00:10:02.340 because they they guard that so closely they don't even say who they've guarded uh let alone tell you

00:10:09.700 specific stories about guarding them right yeah because that's you know they see that as like their

00:10:14.560 oath yeah and certainly the secret service agencies that it's probably even a higher level and that it's

00:10:19.440 you know it's it really is an oath not just a job responsibility so seeing that and then i thought

00:10:28.100 another part of this pat was interesting from maybe our perspective more than you know the the

00:10:33.480 a person who is in a you know a normal job not working with a person that has 15 active threats

00:10:39.040 against him all the time the the actions of donald trump if true not not the clavicle part because we

00:10:46.600 know the clavicle clause of course uh bars that behavior but i'm saying like the the behavior of

00:10:52.780 i want to go with my people into a dangerous situation that my security people are saying no

00:10:58.580 i totally believe that's true i totally believe donald trump wanted to go down and be with his

00:11:04.920 people at the capitol surprise me at all it would not surprise me at all because we've seen glenn try

00:11:09.840 to do the same crap a hundred times and like it is really frustrating for the security people because

00:11:15.100 they're like we can't secure you there yeah it's not that you don't trust the people who are in the

00:11:20.120 crowd but all it takes is one right you know all it takes is one hinckley to be in a crowd and we've

00:11:26.440 got a national tragedy in our hands yeah and you don't know if if even if 95 of those people are

00:11:34.220 perfectly fine there could always be a psychotic person in there doing something crazy so the secret

00:11:39.740 service and and any good security team is going to say dude no you can't go down there we can't i can't

00:11:46.060 bring you down there we are not ready for it we're not prepared for it we can't just you can't just

00:11:49.800 spring this on us right now we we cannot bring you down there we need to bring you to the west wing

00:11:54.460 that is totally believable to me and probably true but the way the media is presenting that

00:12:01.440 information is donald trump wanted to join the coup donald trump wanted to go down there he wanted to be

00:12:10.140 there to overthrow the process now so stupid come that is total spin he wanted to be with his people

00:12:18.220 he wanted to show that he wasn't going to just go hide in the white house when he was asking them

00:12:22.720 to go down there and walk down to the capitol and not riot but protest totally believable the idea

00:12:30.000 that he that donald trump who's look take all the other stuff out of it donald trump's a pretty coddled

00:12:36.100 guy he's lived as a billionaire for how long do you think he wants to be in the middle of a brawl

00:12:42.720 inside the capitol no do you think he wants to be in the middle of a group of people putting

00:12:48.100 flagpoles through windows of the capitol do you think he wants to be in the middle of people do

00:12:54.340 you think he must be in the middle of a pepper spray incident the guy lives in a gold palace

00:12:59.940 he does not want to be in the middle of that no if you thought he had the worst intentions the way

00:13:06.440 donald trump would handle that situation is being somewhere safe directing it from a distance he does

00:13:10.980 not want to be in the middle of that that's not who the guy is yeah and even if you know even if the

00:13:17.580 really ridiculous story of him grabbing the wheel and trying to and trying to drive forcibly drive the

00:13:25.440 beast back to the capitol building even if it was true what does that prove anyway that just proved

00:13:31.600 he wanted to be wanted to go there he wanted to go there so what now it doesn't mean he was

00:13:35.700 overthrowing the government the clavicle thing would be bothersome if he's if he was actually putting his

00:13:40.560 hands on a clavicle it would uh that i mean especially thinking he's going to be able to do

00:13:45.940 something over a secret service agent uh that's not smart trump's a big guy uh but i don't think he's

00:13:53.420 winning against a secret service agent uh you know that's just not the profile of donald trump

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00:14:19.180 pat gray unleashed i will immediately preceding this one live i can't do it now it's already

00:14:23.880 it's already passed well that's true but you could listen later on at your leisure wait on demand

00:14:29.040 yeah on demand whenever i want it whenever you want whenever it's convenient for you you can listen

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00:14:47.980 every day we do this country okay and uh it's it's it's fun all right we've had a lot of it's it's been

00:14:54.400 a fun show and i know yours is as well i think there's a lot on the conservative side that can get

00:14:58.800 boring and and uh frankly uh just don't you know bore you to tears every day and so we try not to do

00:15:05.860 that yeah we do too um we try to make the apocalypse fun yeah that's that's our goal is to make the

00:15:11.880 apocalypse that is happening right now make it fun make it fun yeah um by the way uh on this note uh

00:15:19.140 we've been talking a lot about january 6th today and that's the day the left wants you to remember

00:15:23.460 i would argue still it's the day democracy almost died yeah i've heard that yeah uh that's a that's

00:15:30.200 really bad and they really want you to be talking about january 6th i'm gonna go ahead and argue you

00:15:35.620 should be talking about a different date we've got the new t-shirt up right now at studiosmerch.com

00:15:39.940 6 24 22 the day roe versus wade was overturned i like that go get it it's a great shirt and it's

00:15:46.460 one of those shirts too it's like it's a way to show your pro-life and you don't have to have like

00:15:50.820 a fetus on your shirt you know you know like you don't want to necessarily have like i don't want to

00:15:56.240 wear a fetus as much as pro-life as i am yeah i'm not wearing a fetus on my shirt yeah i don't want

00:16:01.480 like some graphic image of a fetus on my on my stomach as i'm walking around i already look bad

00:16:06.740 enough so this one will help you look uh good and kind of give you if that makes me a bad person

00:16:12.140 then so be it yeah you know yeah all right uh sorry about terrible so get it now stewdoesmerch.com

00:16:18.160 it's the 6 24 22 shirt uh they also have the mugs and the stickers and uh hats and all that stuff and

00:16:24.740 they're all sons fetus no fetuses no fetus i mean maybe we should do a separate shirt that's just

00:16:30.680 fetuses like it's just constant fetuses on every part of the shirt i don't know maybe that would

00:16:36.780 sell even better but i hope you do it i like it because you know look i i want to make clear what

00:16:43.060 i believe but i also uh i like the fact that people who know who who are on our side are going

00:16:48.860 to know that date and i want them to know that date the left is going to be saying january 6 i want to

00:16:54.340 be talking about that date that's the most important date we've seen in the last couple

00:16:57.260 years i think oh yeah one of the most important dates in our lifetime yeah there's already the

00:17:02.140 first the first number i heard was they think even with all of the craziness going on with states

00:17:07.500 opening up abortion access and you know you could still they still think it could prevent a hundred

00:17:11.180 thousand abortions a year it's a good start it's a great freaking start there's six hundred thousand

00:17:15.960 now and if it's only a hundred thousand what an incredible day right i mean what an incredible if

00:17:22.420 it's only a hundred thousand what an improvement it's still way too many people are going to be

00:17:27.380 aborted but you know what making even that amount of progress shows that we still have a long road to

00:17:33.280 go but also indicates how important this day was and when really when is enough enough the number in

00:17:39.360 the united states alone is over 63 somewhere between 63 and 65 million babies that we've lost since 1973

00:17:46.640 isn't that enough i would say it is uh it's one and a half billion worldwide that number kills me

00:17:53.960 well one and a half billion 63 million here is really really bad and it always hits you in a rough

00:18:00.380 way but man when you think about globally over a billion billion and it's between 50 and 75 million

00:18:06.520 every year that's 50 and 75 million a year soul crushing and many and many of the areas of the

00:18:12.780 globe are going the opposite direction we're becoming more liberalized in these rules uh so

00:18:17.340 dang hopefully that that switches and at least it's kind of switched here

00:18:20.980 yeah part of the country anyway so uh check that out by the way speaking of the supreme court

00:18:25.620 there were two this is a surprise to me i will say i thought there was three or four decisions left

00:18:30.440 and there were four there were four yeah and i expected we would get four because they this is the

00:18:37.020 last day they had announced and also they had been doing about five per day for most of this

00:18:43.040 as they were releasing these well today they came out they gave the two boring ones no offense to you

00:18:49.020 if you're involved in these cases but we got the two boring ones and didn't get the two big ones

00:18:52.820 the two big ones we did not get is the epa ruling which i think is the biggest one as as far as it

00:18:57.680 affects your everyday life and how your government operates it's a huge huge case and then the other

00:19:02.220 one is the uh remain in mexico yeah part of the immigration situation it's the trump directive

00:19:08.380 yeah so neither of those came out today they did announce that they're going to come out tomorrow

00:19:13.360 so that's your last decision day of of the session tomorrow you will get those decisions i you know

00:19:20.580 alive on on this program um or at least during this time slot and the two that came out was a native

00:19:26.640 american uh issue about who can prosecute in the native american area and a veterans affairs issue

00:19:33.420 both of them you know important in their own way but not necessarily uh top of the mind so we're not

00:19:39.740 going to spend too much time on that today uh how did it turn out though on the native american thing

00:19:43.840 i mean who won it was a five five four decision i'd have to go back and look at it uh in more depth

00:19:51.400 um i kind of i usually when we go through this we start with a zillion cases and at the beginning of

00:19:56.940 the session i have to go through all of them and kind of understand basic knowledge about all of them

00:20:00.620 and they keep getting knocked off as you go through this release period and as they get towards the end

00:20:05.660 the ones that i never really locked in on and cared about all that much i can't remember details on it

00:20:10.360 the native american one is kind of interesting because it's it involves sovereignty uh and whether or not

00:20:17.340 they're subject to the united states or are they subject just to the indian reservation yeah the

00:20:22.240 concept being someone who is not a native american going on to native american lands committing a crime

00:20:27.920 against a native american yeah can the state government jump in and say they're the ones that

00:20:33.520 are prosecuted i believe what the ruling was with was no like they you have the only the federal

00:20:38.500 government can uh step in and prosecute so okay so the state can't the state can't i think that's what

00:20:44.120 but again like i don't know now look do i have it on my calendar to commit a crime against a native

00:20:49.460 american in on a native american reservation i do i do yeah but that's not for six months so i have

00:20:54.560 not really put much thought into how that will turn out okay so i was is that just because you won't be

00:20:59.760 driving through a a native american reservation for another six months well there's a lot of planning

00:21:04.780 that goes into a major crime like the one i'm planning okay i can't give you all the details on that

00:21:10.040 crime plot right now it's understandable because number one i haven't worked them all out and number

00:21:13.940 two i don't want to necessarily tip my hand here right okay um but you know if you are on a native

00:21:18.700 american reservation right now i'd watch it that's what i'll say as i'll say to you if you see me

00:21:23.600 coming do you tell us which uh reservation i cannot pat okay all right i mean i know you give us a state

00:21:29.760 like new mexico or texas i don't think there's any reason i don't see how that benefits me all right i'm

00:21:35.480 just saying if you see me like if you're a fan of the show you're native american and you see me

00:21:38.980 coming i'd run you now you know your friends might not know all right they don't listen to this show

00:21:43.760 they're not going to know that i'm there to commit a crime yeah you know but i do need to look into

00:21:47.940 the details of this ruling before i really go through with a plan because i may wind up burning me

00:21:52.660 i don't want that to happen of course yeah you should at least know where they came down on it

00:21:58.020 and here's the thing most crimes that happen on native american reservations happen to the

00:22:02.800 cherokee nation well the cherokee tribe where they're so proud to live and uh and so proud to

00:22:10.520 die you know the thing was they took the whole indian nation and they they put them on this

00:22:18.060 reservation they took away their way of life i mean the tomahawk the bow and a knife

00:22:25.220 took away their native tongue and they taught their stinking english to our young

00:22:30.480 and the way to your young yeah to my young uh-huh why would they teach it to your well

00:22:36.120 you don't know english to me off though i'll tell you that okay no uh we i taught them jerky oh you

00:22:41.280 did yeah yeah but now they know english because well yeah uh that's what i've been explaining to

00:22:48.440 you yeah yeah that's true you did mention it and then the beads we used to make by hand

00:22:52.360 yeah well nowadays they're made in japan or taiwan or china even more nowadays even more

00:22:59.820 bangladesh but japan rhymes you know so you're not going to say bangladesh all the beads we made

00:23:05.860 by hand are nowadays made in china that doesn't really no no it does not it doesn't really does

00:23:11.540 not work at all but luckily we've solved that yeah uh the cherokee nation uh and the cherokee tribe

00:23:17.060 should be all set after this unless i until i show up with my my big crime plot but now you've

00:23:24.820 warned them so now they're on their guard it's i look it's on them now yeah you know at one point

00:23:29.120 if it was a surprise that i just pull in and i was like hey here's my big crime plot and i'm going

00:23:36.020 to unleash it on you that might be unfair to the native americans however now i've announced it

00:23:42.400 right so they know if you see stew waddling down the street yeah you know coming in in your brand new

00:23:49.200 car which is on order now right i have a car yes this is a big development okay and and this will

00:23:57.120 help them watch for you by the way yes stew's getting a new car yes i don't know if you're

00:24:01.720 going to share what kind of car it is but he's getting a new one i feel like the same way i don't

00:24:06.780 want to share the details of the crime plot i don't necessarily because then they know i was

00:24:11.200 pulling up that's right but uh so i ordered a car in joe biden's economy and this has been an

00:24:17.340 interesting experience you got it right away no no no well there's no cars you know on the lot

00:24:23.980 that's how i used to understand how you purchase cars like you'd go to a dealership yeah and they

00:24:29.000 would say here are the cars we have would you like to choose one of them or you could special order

00:24:32.180 one and it'll be here in six or eight weeks that's kind of the way you're it would typically go that's

00:24:37.060 not how it goes now no it really isn't um so i put i kind of agonized over what i was going to do

00:24:42.640 they didn't have any cars on the lot that i would that i wanted or the type that i wanted

00:24:47.260 so i did have to put in a special order and the special order normally would take six to eight

00:24:52.260 weeks that's you know that was the timeline um when i put in the order they said look supply chain

00:25:00.280 stuff we've got a lot of issues going on uh and i understood that you know i i did understand that

00:25:06.060 um it's now been uh 10 months a 10 months it's the better part of a year now yeah i put it in it

00:25:13.720 it was supposed to be six to eight weeks august 20th i put this order in because i had the email

00:25:17.860 i confirmed it i'd gone back and forth with them a few times before this but i really locked down

00:25:21.960 the order it was august 20th 2021 it is now june 29th 2022 jeez and just a few weeks ago pat

00:25:31.700 i got a uh or i guess it was like maybe a little over a month ago now where i got a target production

00:25:38.040 week where they decided they were going to actually theoretically build this car wow so

00:25:45.000 the target production week comes okay they say the target production week is going on just the other

00:25:50.140 day i get a text that says quote your car has been built and i was like really wow that's incredible

00:25:56.540 it's been built well can i come pick it up we don't have a delivery date for it yet but the car

00:26:02.040 has been built i've got a vin number and everything in theory this car exists somewhere i think in

00:26:08.120 lansing michigan or some somewhere up there i don't know the third worldification of this country is

00:26:13.240 unreal it's unbelievable my daughter i think i mentioned this before was was here for a month

00:26:20.120 visiting uh and so we were going to get her car because her old one uh sort of blew up fell apart it

00:26:27.420 was no good so we we went to a dealership and uh it was a honda dealership actually and we said uh so

00:26:33.840 we'd like a honda um like maybe a civic yeah we don't have any civics wait honda doesn't have any

00:26:40.280 civics no they've had them since like 1983 exactly yeah but not now not now well what about an accord

00:26:46.920 then what about now we don't have any uh accords yeah crvs is that a thing here no no we don't have

00:26:54.140 any cars i uh well we do have suvs we have 20 suvs you can pick from among them i don't want an suv

00:27:02.560 for my daughter so uh we're out of luck so we go to a nissan dealer same deal she goes back to utah

00:27:11.160 and we're on the phone with the dealerships there and they have no cars nor can they get any in the

00:27:17.640 next six months it's like okay do you have a used car no but we could get you one and by september

00:27:25.280 and we're going to charge you more than a new car right more than a new car it's unbelievable

00:27:31.280 that's one of the options on here i've had over the past 10 months pat with the car that i ordered

00:27:35.080 which is get one that's used well those cars are 30 and 40 thousand dollars more than the actual cost

00:27:42.660 of the car it's crazy which i mean yeah i guess you could pay for that for that premium but i don't

00:27:47.560 i don't really want to no me neither um so uh nor do i i don't have any interest actually at all in

00:27:53.240 paying that much for a car so it's like especially when a car that i know the dealership supposedly is

00:27:58.820 selling for much much less and it is it's a it's it's really incredible when you think about

00:28:06.520 go back to the i the the standard uh cliche of car dealerships right they now this is not always

00:28:16.140 fair but sometimes you know we go back to the 80s and 90s there'd be those movies you know where

00:28:20.540 they'd be the car dealers would have their car salesman out there harassing you to get you into

00:28:26.260 anything how do i let me how do i get you into a car today let me go back to my manager i'm gonna

00:28:30.040 get i'm gonna get you a real deal on this and they would they would give misleading ads and all

00:28:34.340 these stereotypes that you know aren't always true but have been around for decades it's the

00:28:39.960 exact opposite it's been there are times where i'd reach out to the dealers and i i started calling

00:28:45.020 other dealers around the country to try to figure out how i could do this faster they would just uh

00:28:49.320 they would just they barely even respond to you like nah we don't have anything like they don't

00:28:53.740 even care because they don't well they can't get any car cars and weren't they getting a little

00:28:58.120 pissed that you kept calling them they got a little there was a time where they were just annoyed

00:29:01.920 with me personally which is understandable frankly you're listening to the best of the glenn beck

00:29:10.980 program

00:29:11.540 here's another example of the inmates running the asylum uh the amazon employees got together and

00:29:25.980 and wrote the leadership of amazon an open letter group of pro-abortion amazon employees filed this

00:29:33.420 public letter to the company where they demanded that the online retailer cease any and all business

00:29:40.760 in pro-life states we the undersigned they wrote come to you today to request immediate and decisive

00:29:48.200 action against the threat to our basic human rights with the overturning of roe v wade as part of

00:29:54.580 amazon's wide reaching efforts toward a more inclusive and diverse workforce really are they really trying

00:30:02.400 to get a more inclusive and diverse workforce we believe that amazon cannot let this recent decision

00:30:07.920 go unanswered we ask amazon the world's best employer to actively defend against this assault on our liberty

00:30:15.880 since when is this a corporation's job in this country to defend their uh employees liberty i mean

00:30:27.560 amazon's in business to make money let's face it that's what they want to do uh bezos started the

00:30:35.280 company so that he could make a living for himself and his family it worked out pretty well uh it turns out

00:30:40.920 that he made a really nice living for himself and his family um and it's not his responsibility

00:30:48.880 to uh follow up on the ideology of his employees but they want him to cease operations and state that

00:30:58.240 enact in states that enact laws that threaten the lives and liberty of abortion seekers

00:31:02.880 so stupid i would abort every one of their careers i would do everyone who signed it i'd abort that

00:31:10.920 career either by denying health care in life-threatening circumstances or by criminalizing abortion

00:31:16.700 seekers and providers nobody nobody is criminalizing abortion seekers now some have threatened uh the

00:31:25.200 abortion providers like you know the doctors or the clinics that are involved but nobody is saying that

00:31:31.640 the woman is going to be prosecuted in any way now i i don't think that's in any of these laws nor is

00:31:38.460 their life in danger because in i believe every single case in these states that are banning abortion

00:31:45.960 there's the exception for the mother's life being in danger every single one every one of them now

00:31:51.160 their argument is this weird roe versus wade argument that's been around for a long time now which is

00:31:58.360 well uh you they could die in childbirth that's really their argument here like if you make them

00:32:05.320 carry to term they could theoretically die during childbirth kidding me come on really yeah that is

00:32:10.300 this 1842 now yeah exactly is that where we are we're a little house on the prairie and uh but the dock is

00:32:17.100 about 80 miles away we got to get him by carriage right that's it's just so painfully stupid it is

00:32:24.400 obviously you could die during childbirth you could die driving to the hospital before childbirth too

00:32:29.560 you could die for a lot of reasons you can't predict it obviously the chances of you dying

00:32:33.760 during childbirth are very very small but you could also die during an abortion uh you know true there's

00:32:39.860 risk everywhere all the time that is it's not a it's not a sensible point they've been trying to make

00:32:44.360 that you know they tried to make that back 50 years ago because it was more common and so they would

00:32:49.740 compare it against abortion which you know also has its risks but especially with like the medical

00:32:55.300 ones they have now their their claims are well it's not it's much safer than going through with

00:33:00.140 a full childbirth now look in 2022 we're talking about two very unlikely outcomes it's unlikely that you

00:33:10.720 would die during an abortion it is unlikely that you would die during childbirth that's not very

00:33:14.760 common and it might be about equally risky on both of those you know you might have about an equal

00:33:20.400 chance with each i i don't know they claim you know their their claim is oh no it's much more

00:33:24.880 dangerous you know and like it's not you know there's this is a relative versus absolute risk

00:33:32.000 thing they're doing here which is like both apps when you talk about absolute risk chances are incredibly

00:33:39.080 low that either one of these two things would happen uh however their claim is oh well if you

00:33:44.420 compare if you do a relative risk calculation you could say well it's much more likely it's very

00:33:50.300 unlikely either way okay it's a silly silly defense it's ridiculous it's it's ridiculous it just come

00:33:56.360 on come on it's just it's completely ridiculous i mean we've taught i don't know badger people with

00:34:02.220 all the numbers and go through the whole argument again but it's just a silly argument i mean well

00:34:06.920 anything can happen in life of course you're going to die at some point all there's a hundred percent

00:34:11.840 chance of death in your future you know i hate that i hate to break it to you there's a hundred

00:34:16.540 percent chance they're going to die someday yeah and you know you can you're not going to be able

00:34:20.520 to manage exactly when that's going to happen the chances of you dying during childbirth are

00:34:24.580 extraordinarily low all you know in any developed country at this point but they've been doing this

00:34:30.620 from the beginning even before roe v wade this is how they got roe v wade uh passed in part

00:34:36.380 is lying about the risk for uh women who don't have access to abortions because they just made up a

00:34:46.020 number of 10 000 back alley abortion deaths every year well what where did you get that if you go back

00:34:54.000 and look at where they got that which 10 000 back alley abortion deaths every year uh there was a doctor

00:35:02.780 who was a pro-abortion guy who just made it up he met he just completely picked a number and threw it

00:35:10.380 out there the press ran with it and that's one of the things that turned the tide so often the case

00:35:17.840 yeah with the left and their arguments it's the same thing with the with the straw situation

00:35:22.500 with a nine-year-old kid and a homework project trying to figure out how many straws were wasted every

00:35:29.140 day and somebody threw out a number that was completely inaccurate and made up of 500 million

00:35:34.980 a day and it was a kid legitimately a kid who put this in a school project and everybody ran with it

00:35:42.300 these dumb restaurants have paper straws it's legitimately it is the story yeah a nine i think

00:35:48.140 it was a nine-year-old it was a nine-year-old who had a school project that got into the media and

00:35:54.600 then got picked up by a bunch of people and then everyone said oh my gosh the problem here are

00:35:57.700 plastic straws we need to get rid of those plastic straws and have paper straws that immediately fold

00:36:02.240 when you start putting liquid through them because they're paper paper and liquid are not always the

00:36:07.120 best match and then they fold and you have to ask for three more so it doesn't save the environment at

00:36:13.120 all and we are down that road uh you know another one the the garbage island in the middle of the

00:36:19.480 ocean the uh yeah the great pacific garbage patch yeah which does not exist two and a half times the

00:36:24.940 size of texas yeah been reported a million times does not exist can't for some reason be photographed

00:36:29.480 by a satellite imagery for some reason we don't have a picture of it and these things why don't

00:36:34.480 we have a picture of it because as dude just said it doesn't exist it's not really there these things

00:36:38.880 are so widespread that like i remember when i learned that the island didn't exist because i went

00:36:45.780 through the exact same process you went through pat i said well wait a minute why isn't there a picture

00:36:50.900 of this what does it look like where is it what's the location of it and you look for it and oh yeah

00:36:55.520 there isn't one they're just saying there's a bunch of garbage in the ocean and if you come i think

00:36:59.460 combined it all into one place in theory there would be an island that's this big but that's not what

00:37:05.680 happens and by the way we're not the ones responsible for it almost all the trash is coming from china

00:37:10.820 yeah yeah and i it was my search for the picture of the great pacific garbage patch where i found the

00:37:19.980 salon article salon which is a left wing big time left wing publication where the guys admitted hey you

00:37:29.180 know what we should really tell people there really isn't a great pacific garbage patch we've been

00:37:35.000 lying about that for years and it's just not there for years wow these things happen i was blown away

00:37:40.800 i really thought there probably was a garbage yeah i mean i just assumed there was and was like well

00:37:45.840 i mean you know i don't know that seems on it seems bizarre but i guess maybe the the current

00:37:51.280 pulls it pushes it in the i don't know who knows i don't know what i thought was actually happening i

00:37:55.380 never put much thought into it it was so much reported as such fact another one is this idea that

00:38:00.940 global warming if we don't do anything in 10 years the society is going to end yeah this has been

00:38:05.820 everywhere every politician on the left has said it aoc it's like our favorite thing to say

00:38:10.220 biden has said it multiple times and my argument on that when i first heard it was look i've looked

00:38:14.560 in enough climate data over the years this seems like some outlying scary scenario that some doctor

00:38:21.080 or some uh scientists said but is not the realistic possibility is it you know is it you know and it's

00:38:28.120 not doesn't mean the world's going to end it means that we hit a point where there it's going to be

00:38:31.960 difficult to to return because of this idea of positive feedback it's a standard thing in global warming

00:38:39.100 theory where each thing that goes wrong feeds back and and makes the other things go more wrong and

00:38:46.100 then that in turn makes the next thing go wrong it's a feedback loop it's a feedback loop and there's no

00:38:51.360 reason to believe in in all the stuff that i've ever read and what i certainly believe and many

00:38:57.320 scientists as well that the climate is a positive feedback system it it's it seems very clear over

00:39:03.760 thousands of years it's a negative feedback system it seems to be able to correct its ice ages with uh

00:39:11.340 going the other way it's the reason why humanity has been able to live here for a long time because

00:39:16.400 of that so that's a whole nother story but that's what i thought and and that was just me analyzing it

00:39:23.020 and just kind of like looking at the way these things normally play out however that was not accurate

00:39:28.180 my opinion was not accurate and the reason i know this is from michael schellenberger who wrote in

00:39:33.240 his book about this and decided to actually go to the scientist who supposedly was being quoted

00:39:40.540 and asked them hey guys did you guys say was that the un's uh uh climate uh uh division or whatever

00:39:48.560 what do they call that the ipcc ipcc and he went there and he talked to the scientist who was very

00:39:54.820 scientist and and what the scientist said was oh thank you we were so sick of this being reported

00:40:02.160 no we didn't say that that's really what it was that's what it was how it turned out yeah it's one

00:40:07.440 of the most widely shared pieces of climate hysteria and the guy who was quoted didn't even say it

00:40:14.040 that is how crazy this stuff is it becomes part of the ecosystem in such a weird way yep and from

00:40:22.780 the straws to to all of this stuff to deaths of back alley abortions yeah back alley abortions is a

00:40:30.280 great one look there probably were and we know there were by the way because some of the abortion

00:40:36.020 activists were the ones doing it they were doing the procedures that were killing women that was not

00:40:40.780 that was not pro-life people being like i can't wait to do a fake abortion so i can kill people the

00:40:45.200 year before roe v wade um where they were still doing back alley abortions because they were illegal

00:40:51.480 there were 24 deaths 24 due to illegal abortions there were no there were 24 deaths due to legal

00:41:02.720 abortions there were 39 deaths due to back alley okay so 39 in a year the year before roe v wade was

00:41:10.820 passed because at that time about two-thirds of states had banned it yeah but there was still a

00:41:15.020 third that had allowed it right because it was in the situation like it is now which when they keep

00:41:19.140 saying we're going to go back to pre-row times that's not true it's going to be there's going

00:41:23.080 to be more access to abortion now than there was pre-row because more states will have it open

00:41:27.000 but yeah so you have you have several dozen and look we want to obviously stop all of them

00:41:33.660 uh there was you know maybe it is you know i i would think a back alley abortion would be very

00:41:39.360 dangerous but honestly at this far from 10 000 though very far from 10 000 yeah and uh this is again

00:41:46.160 there was a group we talked about jane's revenge that was threatening to burn down cities and stuff

00:41:50.740 when this verdict came out that is based on another organization the jane part of that comes from an

00:41:57.360 organization that came popped up after roe versus wade and they were providing illegal abortions for

00:42:04.200 women uh yeah it was leading up to that i think and the idea was they would uh give these abortions out

00:42:14.100 and those are the people not just that particular organization but those types of organizations

00:42:18.620 were the ones doing the illegal abortions these these groups that are praised by the left are the

00:42:22.900 ones doing the illegal abortions that led to the deaths at least in some of these cases and that one

00:42:27.500 i don't know if there's any with that specific organization but a lot of those organizations

00:42:30.520 existed in places where these things were banned but beyond all of that right they're like oh my gosh

00:42:37.240 we're going to go back to this era of of back alley abortions why wait what what time what year is it

00:42:44.640 right we have a situation where any woman in any state can get a uh an abortion if their life is in

00:42:54.300 danger any person in any state is within a two-hour flight of being in a place where they can get an

00:43:02.180 abortion at any time okay and your employer will almost certainly pay for it and your employer will

00:43:07.020 probably pay for it if not an abortion activist uh organization will pay for it because there's a

00:43:12.860 bunch of them that have already popped up and we have jess is talking about hhs is talking about it

00:43:17.300 aoc wants to put these on federal land i think that's idiotic and won't do abortion tents but it's

00:43:22.700 possible national parks that'd be great we do know that private organizations are doing winnebago's and

00:43:28.540 they're pushing them right up to the borders so you can come right across the border and get your

00:43:31.360 abortion and all of this is almost a pointless conversation for most women because you can

00:43:38.680 order it online from an indian pharmacy which will have your abortions pills to you within days

00:43:45.180 and you can take it in texas in louisiana in mississippi wherever you want to all of this i

00:43:52.360 consider to be bad but why would you go to a back alley abortionist when this is the situation where

00:43:59.320 you can get it legally good question and get it free yeah anywhere or just get it in the mail

00:44:05.060 why would we go back to a an era of back alley abortions anyway even if it was only 39 deaths

00:44:13.600 it doesn't make any sense at all and anyone who thinks about it i think gets to that conclusion but

00:44:19.680 your job as an american right now is not to think because if you think then all these things are obvious

00:44:25.260 if you can do what they want you to do which is just nod your head and go along with it and and post

00:44:30.840 your tweets and memes and tiktoks then you're you're playing the game the way they want you to play it

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