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00:00:00.000 What a great show. Today, we start with the amazing interview on NBC with the head of the

00:00:06.760 Department of Justice. They had all kinds of questions. Of course, none of them really

00:00:11.220 included anything about Hunter Biden. And we go into the latest scandal with the FBI.

00:00:17.980 We also talked to Bjorn Lomberg, who is a guy who believes in climate change,

00:00:25.820 but isn't crazy. And Michael Schellenberger, who is the same guy, environmentalist of the year,

00:00:32.920 according to Time magazine, before they started hating him because he wouldn't go along with the

00:00:38.040 madness. This all is around the special that we have tonight on the climate emergency. I'm going

00:00:45.520 to show you the countries around the globe that are already in on the Great Reset and way ahead of us

00:00:50.880 that are literally collapsing. First one is Sri Lanka. That's tonight at 9 p.m. only on The Blaze. 0.99

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00:02:08.780 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:02:16.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program. We're joined now by Pat Gray. His pronouns are him and her.

00:02:23.220 I don't know how it works, but I have some news on, by the way. Him, her, us.

00:02:28.980 Thank you. I want to tell you, I'll give you an update on the Choco Taco scandal. Klondike has now 0.91

00:02:39.820 decided to drop Choco Tacos and they won't make them anymore. I think this is due to their racism

00:02:47.380 against those people that come across the border or who like tacos, but they're not going to make

00:02:53.860 them. And yesterday I was pretty upset. Stu was too. I am still very upset about this development.

00:03:00.660 I luckily have a crack investigative team. In this case, well, it was me, but I get to the

00:03:11.540 hard-hitting facts here. I want you to know Choco Taco, not made by Klondike. Choco Taco

00:03:17.740 is a Unilever. Unilever product. Okay. Well, but Klondike is owned by Unilever. So yes,

00:03:27.080 it actually is still made by Klondike. Okay. If you want to, if you want to play these word games,

00:03:34.580 I'm sorry. Inflation starts with two quarters of decline of our GDP. That's what it is, Stu. That's

00:03:47.400 what it is. You want to change the language? Go ahead. Anyway, evil Unilever. You're never going

00:03:52.920 to want a Choco Taco again. Let me give you some headlines from Bloomberg. Unilever CEO sees Biden

00:04:02.820 victory as a positive for climate change and plans to detail the carbon footprint of all of its

00:04:10.320 products, including Choco Tacos. Next headline. Meet the next George Soros. Unilever's Paul Pullman

00:04:21.020 uses corporate weight to push progressive causes and globalism. Next headline. Food and consumer

00:04:30.300 goods giant Unilever suspends all imports and exports of products to Russia, including Choco

00:04:38.100 Taco. Next headline. Top 10 contributors to the Clinton campaign. The CEO and the guy who started

00:04:49.300 Unilever. That's right. That's right. He is also an advocate for the two-state solution. Next headline.

00:05:00.280 UN climate conference sponsor. Unilever is among the world's biggest plastic polluters.

00:05:08.080 That's right. I think part of Choco Taco is made of plastic and Unilever continues to work in Iran

00:05:16.200 while targeting Facebook for divisiveness. Those that's all funded. All of that hate funded by you

00:05:26.660 desiring and buying a Choco Taco. I say I'm glad they're dead. Glenn, if Unilever directly and 0.98

00:05:37.160 intentionally released the monkey pox virus, I would still buy Choco Tacos. Yes, I'm not saying

00:05:44.140 boycott them. Okay. I'm not saying that. Okay. I'm just saying they're dead to me, but I can't live

00:05:49.540 without a Choco Taco. All right. The next one, I would like to talk to you and Pat about the US mega

00:05:58.500 millions. Nobody won. And now the jackpot is just over $1 billion. And I just would like to talk about

00:06:12.680 the scam element of the lotto. And that is, I think it says everything we need to know about

00:06:20.220 the American people. No one takes the billion dollars. They always take the cash payout,

00:06:27.780 which is a scam in and of itself that they advertise it as a billion dollars. And then

00:06:33.320 there's a whole different number for what people actually get. It's a lot lower, a lot lower. It's

00:06:38.280 sick. This one is six hundred restrictions. They apply 602.5 million. So it's 40%. So you're

00:06:43.700 leaving, you are leaving 400,000, $400 million on the table. I think this says that the American

00:06:53.740 people are saying two things. Uh, yeah, I don't think the state's going to be able to be around

00:07:01.520 that long, 30 years. No way. They're never, I'm going to, I'm only going to get less than half

00:07:06.980 of it. So I might as well take less than half now and just enjoy myself. Um, the other thing

00:07:14.060 it says is possibly, and Stu brought this up inflation, our belief in inflation, but maybe

00:07:20.280 the belief that this inflation, not all that transitory because you know, they, they're thinking

00:07:26.180 themselves like, Oh, that, that payment we're giving these people at 30 years. I mean, that's

00:07:30.720 going to be worth nothing. It'd be like $12. We're paying them at the end of this, at the

00:07:34.980 end of this time. It's going to say $6 million, but, uh, that $6 million payment is going to

00:07:39.480 be worth about 15 cents to the average American today. So people are like, I know what happens

00:07:45.380 here. I know you're printing money constantly. So why wouldn't I take all the money now and

00:07:50.040 at least try to get some interest and investment off of it? I think that's really the calculation

00:07:54.860 a lot of people are making, but you know, you, you would think that with all of the, because

00:08:00.360 is there a lotto winner that has not destroyed themselves? No, somebody who's won the lotto

00:08:07.700 and is like, I'm going to buy up a really fancy trailer now. And they just blow all their money

00:08:14.920 on hookers and trailers. I think, uh, and a nice car. I'm going to get, I'm going to get a Ford 0.92

00:08:23.700 Explorer. And so they blow it on really fancy cars like that. And before you know, they're broke.

00:08:30.260 Is there no one who has had the common sense to say, I don't think I could manage that much money.

00:08:36.200 So I'll take it a year at a time. So I never, for 30 years, I never have to worry about money.

00:08:44.440 There's nobody that says that. I think some do. I don't think it's everybody takes the cash paper,

00:08:49.300 but the overwhelming majority of people do. And I think, you know, a financial advisor would say,

00:08:53.400 well, you could take all this money, you could throw it in investments, you can make five, 10% a

00:08:58.500 year, and it's going to be worth a lot more than this long-term payout. Will it be worth 40% more?

00:09:05.160 Sure. Well, if you believe, if you, or, you know, you're, these are people who are trying to get you

00:09:10.540 to manage their money, like your money. So like, they're like, yeah, of course we'll get 10% every

00:09:16.160 year. It'd be worth a lot more. Uh, I mean, I would be skeptical of that. I would also be terrified of

00:09:21.340 having that much money at one given time. You know, like I honestly wouldn't even know, I don't even

00:09:28.280 know what to do with it. Honestly, it would take research for me to even figure out what I should

00:09:31.840 actually do with that much money. I mean, they only, they only, you're only protected for $250,000

00:09:37.860 per account, right? In the bank. So you're, you're going to have to do all sorts of stuff

00:09:43.940 to, to protect that money. You'd think you're right, Glenn, like getting a check. I think it

00:09:49.020 starts with, I was just reading this. I think it's, it starts, the first check comes in at like a

00:09:54.460 million dollars and then it escalates each year. I think maybe it starts at 1.5 million and escalates

00:10:00.060 each year. And by the end it's over 6 million, like in your 30 years. So see, I just, so it'll

00:10:07.100 keep up with inflation. I mean, that's the, that's what they're saying, right? I mean, do you believe

00:10:13.920 that? I certainly don't. I just don't believe a 30 year payout from any government entity is

00:10:21.600 ever going to be paid out to your advantage. Yeah. I mean, if you have a pension, do you

00:10:28.940 believe that you're going to be getting all that money? I mean, I think a lot of people

00:10:33.440 don't, you know, that are in that position. So do you pay, so do you pay when they, when

00:10:39.960 they take out the 600, is it? No, $400 million out of this billion, you still have to pay taxes

00:10:49.040 on the 600 million. So you're probably only getting three, I mean, only getting, but you,

00:10:56.620 that's really only 300 million. Yeah. Yeah. And that's, I mean, how do you make ends meet

00:11:01.920 on that? Well, this is the, this is the problem though. What you just did is the problem. This

00:11:07.100 is the, this is how they get away with it, right? Like, you know, and, and the, the, the

00:11:12.100 initial payout for the full option is $602.5 million. And everyone says, well, I mean,

00:11:19.420 I know I, they said they were going to get me a billion, but I'm only getting 600 million.

00:11:23.380 What am I going to do? Complain about 600 million. And then you pay taxes, much of it

00:11:28.360 going back to the same source you supposedly won the money from. Yeah. Then you're down to

00:11:32.660 about 350, 350 million, and then you say, ah, well, I'm still getting $350 million. That's

00:11:38.860 a lot of money. And that's true. However, they've scammed you now 70% of the money they

00:11:44.820 were supposedly giving you. Yeah. I mean, can you imagine, can you imagine having any other

00:11:50.540 product being able to get away with that kind of scam where 70% of what you, they said they

00:11:57.760 were going to give to you is gone. It would be dragging to false advertising court. Like

00:12:03.000 think of like some shady, you know, supplement that makes big claims about, you know, healing

00:12:08.280 your diseases or whatever, even when they don't even directly say it, like, it'll be like, well,

00:12:13.380 you know, take this and it'll help X, Y, and Z. And you'll solve all these big health problems.

00:12:18.540 Like these, they get dragged through all the time, like the Corona virus vaccine. Then that's

00:12:24.520 what we're talking about. That's a, of course, Glenn. That was exactly the point.

00:12:27.580 I was making. Thank you for bringing it up. Uh, like this happens all the time. People

00:12:33.600 have been stopped from, from producing products for the rest of their lives because they go

00:12:40.740 on to shady cable channels and run advertisements. You don't even have to be, you don't even have

00:12:46.460 to be shady, Stu. You've got, you've got, you know, uh, add 60 second ads where they are

00:12:52.960 forced to say you might die from this erection. Right. I mean, it's true. All of us. And they 0.97

00:13:01.680 don't have to say any of that. They just say, yeah, it's a billion dollars. It's pretty exciting.

00:13:05.280 And then in very small print underneath, it says actually it's only 600 million. And then

00:13:08.900 you pay taxes and you're down to 300 million. Plus, of course, every time, if you just let

00:13:15.240 that money sit in the bank and it gets your 0.1% interest you might be getting, when that

00:13:22.300 money comes in, you're going to have to pay taxes on that too. And then when you spend

00:13:26.960 the money, you're going to have to get taxed on, you know, when you buy that yacht, you're

00:13:31.500 going to have to get another sales tax on top of it. 0.89

00:13:34.060 Here's one of the changes I want to, because I don't want a great reset. I want a great

00:13:38.860 reboot. So we just turn the machine off and turn the machine on again. Okay. And all the

00:13:44.840 bugs and we reset to the original programming. Here's something that drives me out of my mind.

00:13:50.880 Uh, my, uh, my house tax and my property tax. I never really own my property ever. No, ever.

00:14:01.400 I mean, I could pay my property off, but I don't really own it. And if I don't pay my

00:14:06.420 income tax, I lose my house. This is that. That's a total scam. That's bigger than the

00:14:13.000 lotto. And then, and then on top of that, when you die, now they're going to stick you

00:14:18.900 with another tax because you died. We're going to take half of your, everything you

00:14:25.240 accumulated when you were alive. It's so immoral and wrong. I, uh, I don't, I don't know how

00:14:31.880 it is. We've allowed them to get away with it. No. And it all, all it does is keep the

00:14:37.440 people who have vast sums of money. It keeps them in power and wealth because they're never

00:14:43.920 going to, it's no retro. You're grandfathered in. If your grandfather was Nelson Rockefeller,

00:14:49.620 you don't worry about it. You've got money for the rest of your life and your children and

00:14:53.780 your children's children's lives, but we've got to stop these people from being able to gather

00:14:59.460 money and do this, you know, do exactly what we've done for generations now. All right. Back

00:15:05.200 in a minute. Thanks, Pat. Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed. This is the best of the Glenn Beck

00:15:15.420 program. So Stu, there is a very, very, very important article that I found on CNBC. Here's

00:15:31.260 how to recognize a recession and it's not what you think. Now I'm, I'm only 50, what, seven,

00:15:40.980 58 years old. So it's almost 60 years of knowing what a recession is because that's what they've

00:15:50.980 said to us forever until the progressives took over. Now we need to redefine what a recession is.

00:16:01.640 Uh, for instance, it's, yeah, sure, sure. It's two quarters of the, um, economy, the GDP contracting

00:16:11.260 two quarters in a row. We've always defined it like that. Although we've also known that there

00:16:18.940 are other factories or other factors that go into it, but they're saying this is not a recession and

00:16:25.400 we won't know if this is a recession for at least a year. Oh, okay. So just about the time that all the

00:16:35.300 elections are over in between the next election and this election, that's when we'll find out

00:16:42.080 definitely not near an election. Okay. All right. So they're saying that, um, this is the incorrect

00:16:50.940 term. I think everybody knows we're in a recession and I don't care what you call it, but this is

00:16:58.780 what a recession feels like. In fact, uh, a, I think a crisis is probably a better definition of a

00:17:07.200 recession, but I don't care what you call it. It's what it feels like and what it actually is that

00:17:15.320 matters. You know, it's like people saying, Oh my gosh, there's a huge pod of octopi coming our way.

00:17:23.300 Actually it's octopuses. No, it's octopi. It's octopuses. You're both going to be dead with the

00:17:31.460 huge pod of octopuses coming your way. If you're arguing about the stupid turn, I don't care what 1.00

00:17:37.320 you call it. Lots of things with eight legs are swimming towards us quickly. So now they're saying 1.00

00:17:45.000 that, uh, you know, we'd be laughing stocks if we said that we had a recession when we were creating

00:17:50.120 400,000 jobs a month. Although that's not true. Were you saying that the job number, it didn't have

00:17:59.820 400,000? Yes. But what I'm saying is a lot of those jobs a aren't created. They're not like, you know

00:18:09.440 what? We're going to build a tower to the sky, which don't get me wrong. I think the progressives

00:18:16.820 might at some point propose, we're going to build a big tower to the sky.

00:18:25.320 Um, no, these are jobs like, can somebody please take the job at the friolator, please?

00:18:33.220 These are old jobs that we still haven't filled. And so the jobs that are not being created,

00:18:40.720 but are now being filled in many cases are being filled by a person who already has another full-time

00:18:49.100 job. And I love the, um, I love the, uh, the Twitter responses on this one from the blue check

00:18:56.840 marks this week. I said that Monday and, uh, the blue check marks, they didn't argue with the fact

00:19:02.940 because the fact is the fact. Um, so they just said, that's just, that's not Biden's fault. That

00:19:09.040 just means those jobs suck. Wait, that just means that those two jobs suck. Well, doesn't every 1.00

00:19:19.600 Republican get that charge that, yeah, but their, their, uh, comeback, their growth is all with low

00:19:27.520 paying fast food jobs. Okay. So that's not the critique this time. The critique is somehow or

00:19:34.840 another, the main job that people have sucks and doesn't pay them enough. So they have to take another

00:19:43.240 crappy job. Okay. Okay. Well, why are there only crappy jobs? Hey, maybe because we're not building a

00:19:54.780 tower to reach the sky. This happens all the time. And it is so important when you can't win the

00:20:04.640 argument, you just changed the language. Men can have babies. All right. Well then I don't ever want 0.99

00:20:12.000 to be left out of the abortion debate ever again. Men can have babies. That's not a baby. That's a fetus. 0.97

00:20:24.780 Uh, can you please look up the Latin definition of the word fetus? Because I think it means baby.

00:20:34.560 They changed the words all the time. Now, listen, we, this administration is changing some

00:20:40.300 critical words. For instance, recession. Why? Because we're in one and it's not advantageous for them

00:20:51.120 to say we're in a recession. So change the meaning. How about this one? We're surrounded by domestic

00:21:01.360 terrorists. Now we all know what a domestic terrorist is. We all know what terrorism is.

00:21:10.160 Terrorism is creating fear through some sort of a incident, uh, that is aimed to change a policy

00:21:22.620 of a person, a corporation, or a, um, uh, or a country, some sort of threat or actual use of violence

00:21:34.980 to change policies. That's what terrorism is. Okay. All right. Well, that would include, I think,

00:21:44.060 marching at night, threatening our Supreme court justice. It would also include those who went

00:21:52.880 in on January 6th and actually bust down the door and were threatening people. Yes, that would be

00:22:00.100 terrorism too. Parading as a grandmother on January 6th. Cause that's what a lot of people are being

00:22:07.420 charged with parading. That's not terrorism. That's parading. Do you know that? I don't think

00:22:17.740 anyone at any time in any country in the history of mankind have ever said that parents showing up at a

00:22:25.420 meeting saying, Hey guys, uh, you're teaching my kid to question their own sexuality and, and, and

00:22:34.240 whether they're a male or a female. Um, I don't think that's a good idea. Terrorist. There's nobody

00:22:42.460 that's ever defined a parent caring about his child as a terrorist until now. So we've had that change.

00:22:50.320 We've had the change. This is all from the Biden administration. We've had the change of the word

00:22:55.600 insurrectionist. Now what is insurrection? Because I would define that as people who are plotting

00:23:06.800 a hostile takeover of the country, which isn't what the right is doing. It's what the left is doing.

00:23:18.040 It's what Antifa does, you know, along with terrorism. How about voter suppression? That's

00:23:27.040 a new one. That's a new one. We all know what voter suppression is. Somebody standing at the polls

00:23:32.200 going, I don't think you're going to vote today, boy. That's voter suppression saying, no, I don't

00:23:43.380 think Mark Zuckerberg should pay to have these collection boxes, uh, they're out, you know,

00:23:50.180 all throughout the community. And we should change the way we're voting is voter suppression.

00:23:56.980 That's just called going back to the way it always has been. The other word that, um, he's changed

00:24:06.860 is illegal alien. Now we used to say, those are people who are migrants who are entering the country 0.81

00:24:16.080 illegally alien, not meaning those from outer space, but those from another country. They are alien to 0.99

00:24:27.260 our country. Just like an American in Germany is an alien to Germans. Got it. It's not a derogatory

00:24:35.380 thing. It's just the definition of what that person is in that country that is foreign to them.

00:24:44.040 So alien is under attack has been under attack for a while. Uh, but now we have undocumented 1.00

00:24:51.560 citizens or non-citizen and the new language saying that they're a non-citizen. I don't know how

00:25:01.880 inclusive that really is. I mean, it sounds pretty dehuman, uh, uh, dehumanizing myself. I mean,

00:25:09.060 you're a non-citizen. So what does that make me nothing? These are, these are going illegal aliens 0.99

00:25:17.940 are going to be defined as voters soon. So they're changing the language because what was it, Sarah,

00:25:29.660 that Michelle Obama said years ago, um, something that Barack and Barack knows that we are going to

00:25:36.600 have to make sacrifices. We're going to have to change our conversation. Uh, we're going to have to

00:25:42.240 change our traditions, our history. We're going to have to move into a different place.

00:25:49.820 Yeah. Yeah. Here's another thing that Biden is changing the definition of pro police.

00:25:57.700 Now, what does anti-police mean? Let's start there. Anti-police. That would be someone who says

00:26:09.600 we should abolish the cops. All policemen are dirty. All policemen are racist. Uh, that they, 0.99

00:26:19.860 they're just higgledy piggledy, get up in the morning, throw their badge on. Even if they're still

00:26:25.240 just wearing a towel, they're so excited to go out and just shoot black people that I think would be 1.00

00:26:31.960 anti-police, but Biden is changing this. If you're anti-police, you're someone who disagrees 0.98

00:26:42.840 with his, uh, his, uh, gun bans. That makes you anti-police.

00:26:51.700 Now I'm trying to figure that out because, uh, I don't think it's, uh, I don't think it's an AR

00:26:59.080 that is shooting policemen. I mean, you could say, well, it's just anti-people. It's anti-school safety.

00:27:06.780 You could say that wouldn't be accurate, but you could say that anti-police. Why is he changing the

00:27:14.400 definition of the word anti-police? Because we're riddled with crime. They have to blame the gun

00:27:24.260 because the gun is tied directly in people's minds to red state people. Red state people are Donald

00:27:31.580 drum people. So you make it all about the gun because the people in the cities, they understand

00:27:38.840 how to stay safe. Really? Do you New York? Do you? Is that really? Hmm. I didn't. Wow. That's a news to

00:27:47.520 me. Oh, by the way, uh, when you change the language, you can then claim that you're a big part in making

00:27:57.580 gas prices so much lower and people are happy about it. That's, that's the latest claim from

00:28:04.600 Joe Biden. We now have 40,000 gas stations in the United States where the price of gas is only $3.99.

00:28:12.480 Oh my gosh. Well, thank you. Thank you for that. By the way, $3.99 is still the highest Americans have

00:28:21.700 ever paid for gas. Some restrictions apply. Hawaii and California, not included.

00:28:30.460 $3.99. Let's celebrate everybody.

00:28:38.240 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:28:41.140 Welcome to the Glenn Beck program. Hey, Stu, does it make me some sort of a bigot for asking the

00:28:56.060 question if monkey pox is spread mainly, mainly, um, you know, amongst the gay community and it is

00:29:05.380 branching out. How come no one will tell us why the two children have it? And it's not that I, I mean,

00:29:12.460 I just want to know that it, those children got it from a parent who was snuggling with them or

00:29:19.500 whatever. And I'm sure that's the case, but I so distrust the media. I just, I, I would like to know

00:29:28.200 all of the facts of things now. I don't think there's any problem with wanting to know all the facts,

00:29:34.560 um, at all. I think it's, it's important to know the facts. I think the, one of the issues with

00:29:40.040 monkey pox is it's not an STD, you know? So I think some people are getting that confused.

00:29:45.780 Yeah. Right. Yeah. It's skin to skin, prolonged skin to skin. It has to be more than a handshake,

00:29:51.760 but it's absolutely, you're cuddling on the couch with your kids and your face is right next to each

00:29:56.860 other, you know, or you're, you know, whatever you're, you're sitting there laying with them

00:30:01.260 on the couch. They don't have to be naked or anything else. Right. Right. But I just,

00:30:05.680 they won't say how these kids contracted it, which is, I think, kind of important because

00:30:12.100 it's not a sexually transmitted disease. Right. And if the answer is maybe it can be passed,

00:30:17.660 like, for example, maybe you have an, uh, if one of your, a monkey pox sore is open in some way,

00:30:23.220 maybe it can be passed in much shorter contact. And if that's true, it's very important for people to

00:30:28.440 know. Right. Like, you know, I should know. I heard an interview with a guy, uh, it was,

00:30:33.220 um, it was the New York times podcast or maybe ABC news where they were talking about to a guy who

00:30:39.640 had monkey pox and he's doing much, much better, uh, now. And he had apparently, apparently he said

00:30:45.460 it was incredibly painful and he had, you know, sores all over his body and apparently really,

00:30:52.520 really rough, but he's now feeling much, much better. And he has only one more sore left

00:30:58.440 or pimple left, uh, from monkey pox. It's in the palm of his hand. And I was like, that's

00:31:06.560 a, you should know when you're shaking hands. I know they kept, they were all over us on COVID

00:31:11.720 to not shake hands with people, but it might be something you want to consider in this situation.

00:31:15.640 But they were saying that if, if you were to shake hands with this person and then for example,

00:31:21.040 touch your eyes, you could still pass it that way, which, you know, sure, sure. That's,

00:31:26.260 that's obviously significant. We should know. Yeah, you should know. We should know. We should

00:31:30.160 know. There's a, you know, there's a, uh, uh, white house, um, press conference in the Rose garden

00:31:36.280 today. Um, the president is clear of COVID now. Uh, and so we're glad to hear that, but he's going

00:31:42.820 to tell us all about COVID today in the Rose garden, which I think is so great. I wish I honestly,

00:31:48.140 I think probably he's better now because he has such a great doctor in Jill Biden. Uh, she's an 0.57

00:31:54.900 amazing doctor. Really? And well, I don't take it from me. Here's Whoopi Goldberg on Jill Biden.

00:32:02.620 And Dr. Jill becomes a surgeon general. His wife. Yeah. Joe Biden's wife. Cause she, you know,

00:32:09.840 he would never do it, but she, yeah, she's a hell of a doctor. She's an amazing doctor.

00:32:14.300 I just like her PhD. Stop just a second. Okay. So she's, she's an amazing doctor. She's,

00:32:23.280 she has a PhD in education. So, I mean, I just, it's one thing, by the way, this is she's already

00:32:30.680 apologized for this. This is an old clip of Whoopi, but, uh, it is amazing to me that she says she's

00:32:37.820 a doctor and an amazing doctor with authority. Like she knows, like she, I, I had a physical with her

00:32:45.460 and it was fun. It was fun. And she found leprosy and treated it before it ever became a

00:32:53.180 problem. She's an amazing doctor. You have no information. She's a PhD in education. 1.00

00:33:00.860 Such a great clip because it shows how they talk about this stuff every single day on the air,

00:33:07.180 on that particular show and many others. But like, she literally has no information of whether she's a

00:33:12.960 good doctor or not. She only has a positive impression because she's married to a Democrat. 0.96

00:33:17.580 That is literally all she knows about the situation. And she's, she's trying to convince

00:33:21.880 millions of people of a, that this person should be our surgeon general, surgeon general based on

00:33:28.020 that. Right. That's how dumb these people are. And I can speak because I, yeah, you are a doctor.

00:33:34.900 I can speak on, cause I am a doctor. I'm a doctor and whoopie anytime you need surgery,

00:33:41.960 call me. Um, by the way, uh, Vogue just did a piece on, uh, uh, Olena Zelensky. Uh, that is the,

00:33:51.720 uh, wife of the, uh, leader of Ukraine. She's on the front page and you know, it's really nice. Cause

00:33:59.880 I remember when, uh, uh, another foreigner was on the front page who did some amazing things. Um,

00:34:06.320 um, what was her name? Melania Trump. Oh no, wait, she wasn't on the cover of Vogue or any magazine.

00:34:15.260 Hmm. That's weird seeing that she was a model and everything, but she's not a doctor. So, uh,

00:34:23.060 by the way, um, Ukraine is the friendliest place on earth. Um, Vladimir, uh, Zelensky has come out

00:34:31.020 and said that he would like Ukraine, uh, to charge JP Morgan chase city HSBC. He wants them prosecuted

00:34:44.660 for war crimes because they are still doing business in Russia and with Russia. And normally

00:34:54.000 I think war crimes is, uh, you know, this is some, it has to have a pretty high threshold there. Um,

00:35:01.740 and, uh, some ally of ours, huh? Um, but anyway, um, uh, in this case, I don't really have a problem

00:35:10.240 with the banks being charged with war crimes. Uh, you know, now maybe it's, it's not based entirely

00:35:17.200 on what they're doing with Russia, but St. Louis is being sued after the mayor signed a bill using

00:35:26.060 COVID relief to fund abortion travel costs. Now I know when we voted for COVID relief,

00:35:34.520 Oh, we didn't. Well, I know when they voted for COVID relief and they said, you know,

00:35:40.900 these States really need it. I didn't think like three years later, they'd still have a bunch of

00:35:46.080 it laying around that the city could go, Hey, here's something we can do with that money

00:35:50.900 and, uh, pay for abortions. But, uh, Hey, no big deal. Beverly Hills city council has, uh,

00:36:00.040 voted to not enforce LA County mask mandates. Never thought I would be all right. Beverly Hills,

00:36:08.400 but I am. Uh, and this one from CNN, by the way, tomorrow, tomorrow, an epic takedown of CNN and epic

00:36:22.900 takedown. They wrote a story about Christian nationalism. Oh no, that really it's white

00:36:33.660 Christian nationalism that, I mean, if you're a member of a church and it's, you know, it's not

00:36:39.860 all progressive, you're just part of this Christian nationalist movement and, um, you should be 0.98

00:36:47.000 eliminated. Well, anyway, they wrote that on Sunday and the article is still trending. Uh, 0.88

00:36:52.900 on Twitter and I didn't respond to it on Sunday cause I wanted to do some research with something

00:36:58.700 that CNN, uh, would have in the old days recognized as facts and epic takedown of that article,

00:37:09.280 read it, be prepared cause it's insane. And I have the actual documents and records to prove it.

00:37:19.560 Uh, but CNN is also said now red States are building a nation within a nation. 0.72

00:37:28.440 The case was just the latest example of how red States supported by Republican appointed judges 0.91

00:37:34.720 are engaging in a multi-front offensive to seize control of national policy. Even while Democrats

00:37:42.740 hold the white house and nominally, uh, nominally control both houses of the house and the Senate.

00:37:49.120 Red States are moving a social policy sharply to the right within their own borders on issues from 0.75

00:37:57.380 abortion to LGBTQ rights to classroom censorship while simultaneously working to hobble the ability

00:38:05.380 of either the federal government or their own largest Metro areas to set a different course to a degree

00:38:12.860 that was once just a decade ago. Unimaginable. This broad offensive increasingly looks like an effort to define a nation

00:38:21.500 within a nation, one operating with a set of rules and policies that diverge from the rest of America

00:38:29.440 more than any, almost any previous era. Well, any previous era that was, uh, post the progressive era.

00:38:38.700 Yeah. Yeah. Um, any, any era really past, Oh, 1990. Yeah. Yeah. This is what we call constitutional rights.

00:38:53.020 Um, you should read about it. CNN. It's, it's in the bill of rights. Uh, and you can find that just,

00:39:00.200 just Google's it's very hard to find and understand when you read it too. It's so hard.

00:39:05.440 There are words on the page. Um, but, uh, just specifically look at the, uh, ninth in, well,

00:39:13.380 the eighth, ninth and 10th amendment to the constitution. And you'll understand that states

00:39:20.200 have the right to do that. And the federal government, for instance, healthcare cannot give

00:39:29.300 you that right because that right is not in the constitution and they don't print rights.

00:39:36.100 God gives us rights. So a state that wants to do healthcare, they can do that. I have no problem

00:39:45.400 with the state of Massachusetts doing it. The reason why states don't do it is because it doesn't

00:39:52.320 financially work unless you can print money. So that's why they've kicked it up to the federal

00:39:59.060 level because economically it doesn't work. So if a state wants to do it, they have that right

00:40:07.180 because of the bill of rights. And it's a supposed to be 50 little Petri dishes, the 50 little

00:40:16.120 different experiments. We're all supposed to be able to do things the way we want. Why should I have

00:40:22.320 to live? Like California lives? Why does California get to dictate to me what I'm doing in Texas? For

00:40:32.120 instance, in California, they just, well, they didn't actually pass a bill. It was just one of

00:40:38.200 the regulatory agencies in California that decided they had the power to start taking, uh, and billing

00:40:45.780 you for the water that you have on your property. If you have a well. Now I understand if I'm buying

00:40:54.300 the water from some city project, you know, if I'm getting the water from a dam someplace else, yeah,

00:41:00.800 you should charge me for the water because the state put the infrastructure in and everything else.

00:41:05.580 But when it comes to water on my land, that's when we in Texas say, get the hell off my land. 0.98

00:41:17.560 Um, but why should I live like California? They're insane. And the people in California think we're 0.98

00:41:24.340 insane. That's fine. Once in a while, maybe we'll visit each other, you know, and we'll say those 0.59

00:41:30.940 people are crazy. They're good people. They're good people, but they're crazy. And I wouldn't want to

00:41:36.780 live there. A lot of Californians say that about Texas. Wouldn't want to live there. A lot of Texans 1.00

00:41:43.120 say that about California. That's the way it's supposed to be. We don't have to live there. Don't tell

00:41:49.940 me what I can do and what I have to do. And I won't tell you. It's crazy. It's really crazy.

00:42:00.940 It's crazy. It's crazy.

00:42:03.820 It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. It's crazy. I'm

00:42:21.140 crazy. I'm crazy. Shit it'd be crazy. It's crazy. Jesus is crazy.

The Glenn Beck Program - July 27, 2022

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