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00:00:13.720 richer than you think jasmine crockett somebody that we actually love and hopes has a very very

00:00:19.600 long career in the i don't know table dancer or waitress community but right now she's insulting 1.00

00:00:27.860 our texas governor greg abbott uh except there's no backlash from the left on what she said compared

00:00:33.140 to the backlash that was saved for president trump it's unbelievable ali best stucky stucky had an

00:00:40.120 amazing conversation with the former running mate of rfk who also happened to be married to the guy

00:00:48.800 who started google what she talks about in this interview with the uh silicon valley

00:00:56.280 wife mafia is is astounding and what we found in the jfk files i don't think it's really been

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00:03:00.280 you're listening to the best of the glenn back program hello stew how are you proud to be in

00:03:14.300 the state of governor hot wheels you got that right did you hear well let me just play do we

00:03:20.020 have jasmine crockett's uh comments on governor hot wheels here it is and um because we in these

00:03:27.720 hot ass texas streets honey um y'all know we got governor hot wheels down there come on now 0.82

00:03:36.120 and and the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot ass mess honey so um so yes yes yes yes 0.65

00:03:46.920 okay great it's so funny when you when you make some fun of somebody in a wheelchair

00:03:51.300 you know yeah everybody just laughs people like that they love that especially the people in the

00:03:57.080 wheelchair you know or uh or wheelchairs it doesn't have to be the specific guy you're talking

00:04:02.620 about actually he says i don't care no yeah i don't think he does he does not care he does not

00:04:08.280 care still and then her she's now trying to back off of it and she's claiming that what she was 1.00

00:04:14.800 talking about wait a minute wheels on the bus that go round and round yeah and bring uh illegal

00:04:21.420 immigrants uh up north that's what she meant she didn't mean that he's in a wheelchair it was that

00:04:28.620 he he has a policy that is related to buses that's that was the big criticism there okay sure okay that

00:04:36.560 makes no sense whatsoever and that is that is not what she meant and it makes a little bit less sense

00:04:42.860 because she was posting about governor hot wheels a year before he started that policy

00:04:48.220 so it's difficult to believe look i'll be honest with you glenn i freaking love jasmine and crockett

00:04:55.680 you do i want her to be the face of the democratic party for decades to come yes she is every single 0.90

00:05:04.120 perfect thing about what you want in an opponent she's so dumb every she is a complete and utter 1.00

00:05:15.420 moron and she comes out with this sort of like and it's fake by the way this fake sass thing that 1.00

00:05:23.840 she does all the time which if you watch videos of her before she was elected she is the most buttoned 0.91

00:05:30.300 up person in the world it's just so fake you're not talking about no hot ass stupid not hot ass 0.95

00:05:36.880 messes yeah messes that's what yeah none of that is she's actually just completely buttoned up 1.00

00:05:42.140 and speaks uh in a uh very um intellectual uh way uh that's gone now because this is what's winning her

00:05:52.340 elections and attention and i am here for it i love her i cherish her well i want her to be the face of

00:05:59.520 the democratic i'm gonna be even less broad than you are i love her because i mean we can feast on

00:06:05.740 her stupidity for a very long time in this program show material that will come from yeah and it'll be 0.67

00:06:10.980 easy it'll be easy we'll have to put in a days worth of work as long as she's in office yeah we can

00:06:16.160 like are we do we need to prep the show this morning no no there's a jasmine crockett clip that's 0.98

00:06:21.500 that is so no i just want to play it out here she's talking about governor hot wheels our governor

00:06:27.900 in case you don't know is in a wheelchair isn't that funny anyway so he's in a he's in a wheelchair

00:06:36.180 now let's just remember that they've made fun of elon musk uh calling him just weird and awkward oh yeah

00:06:45.360 and he just doesn't know how to act yeah yeah he's autistic he's on the spectrum big time on the spectrum

00:06:53.780 so yeah he is a little awkward but don't you love it when people make fun of people that have autism

00:06:59.120 he's so hilarious not as funny as when you make fun of people in wheelchairs no

00:07:03.960 nothing's that funny nothing's that funny uh except the left here's a little montage

00:07:09.980 of the left uh going after trump going after trump uh because he they say mocked the disabled here it

00:07:21.160 donald trump meanwhile is under fire after appearing to mock a reporter's disability the

00:07:27.840 disabled reporter it is this vulgar unempathetic disgusting reprehensible behavior towards the 0.80

00:07:33.680 little guy what a riot mocking the handicapped it's all part of the trump stump speech but

00:07:38.580 now some are saying trump may have crossed the line just to get some laughs i mean there's

00:07:42.780 there's no coming back from this in order to stand a chance surely he's gonna have to apologize

00:07:48.220 the new york times says donald trump went too far when trump cruelly mocked a disabled reporter

00:07:55.400 he was also mocking my special needs sister lisa you see that this is just plain wrong and and it's

00:08:01.420 not just one moment in donald trump's career or you know life where he's uh done something offensive

00:08:06.480 to people with disabilities he even heard about it when he was disabled they're all gone they're all 1.00

00:08:11.240 gone almost disgusted by it or this is an incredibly low and petulant man it's amazing all those people

00:08:20.060 who are talking about how donald trump has no chance of coming back didn't recognize any gone i mean the

00:08:24.560 one who actually said it was trevor noah yeah who's now lost his show and i guess somewhere i mean it

00:08:30.300 leads to great great success how's this working out for you guys again uh it's just reprehensible

00:08:35.820 could we play uh jasmine crockett again uh at the human rights campaign event here we go

00:08:44.480 got one donald trump meanwhile is under fire and um because we in these hot ass texas streets honey 0.84

00:08:54.340 um y'all know we got governor high wheels down there come on now

00:09:00.640 and and the only thing hot about him is that he is a hot ass mess honey 0.83

00:09:07.300 so um so yes yes yes yes that is so good that's so funny she's so funny yeah um i for one particularly

00:09:19.360 appreciate the uproarious laughter and applause of the which i mean look the only joke there is that

00:09:27.780 the man is in a wheelchair that's it there's nothing else there's nothing clever about it 1.00

00:09:31.620 there's no tie into a policy none of that it's just she's just making fun of him for being disabled

00:09:38.660 that is the entire joke there's not even like an extra layer on top of it and the crowd is just

00:09:45.620 they love it they're eating it up you know you know so what's crazy is you you just see who these

00:09:50.480 people are you see absolutely who these people are they are they are everything they have accused

00:09:57.420 us of being they're violent they want to overthrow the government they want to just grind the government

00:10:03.240 to a halt uh they're gonna they're gonna come after you they're gonna they're gonna silence your

00:10:09.380 speech they're i mean everything they say about us they are uh it is it's never been more clear

00:10:19.780 you know what they make fun of the handicapped they're heartless governor hot wheels really and

00:10:26.580 they're all laughing and it's fine because again this is the one thing you need to know about the

00:10:31.280 left and you as a democrat just have to decide do i believe this the ends justify the means i don't

00:10:40.360 believe that stew doesn't believe that uh i mean that's why honestly we came out a couple of days ago

00:10:45.160 when they started talking about a third term for donald trump no no would i like that for donald trump

00:10:52.000 if he's if he's making all kinds of progress which he seems to be making it now and would i love to have

00:10:58.100 that sure i would but that's we've learned our lesson from that we don't do that we don't do that

00:11:05.200 because it's not just donald trump that would get a third term we'd still have president obama

00:11:11.540 you cannot open that door so we stand for something and we'll call out our own yesterday

00:11:19.640 we talked about uh the uh the signal scandal stupid i wondered why we were even using signal

00:11:29.240 until i realized oh crap biden made that okay wasn't that a reason not to use signal yes it is

00:11:36.660 yes it is uh but but this is something biden did all right that doesn't make it right i don't want us

00:11:44.400 to use signal i think that's a very very bad idea and i really do want to know how did that reporter's

00:11:51.280 name get on to that that signal call i'd like to know how did that happen we have to know these

00:11:59.120 things and they have to answer for it and unlike the biden administration um uh yesterday those

00:12:07.220 involved came out and apologized really you know it was a mistake didn't mean to blah blah blah okay

00:12:13.880 good that's that's a good start now let's find out how the name got on who had that in their list of

00:12:20.420 signal because that would tell you an awful lot how did this happen that's called being consistent

00:12:26.940 this is this is when you don't believe in the ends justify the means

00:12:32.960 if you believe in the ends justify the means you could then say well because of global warming we

00:12:41.140 should kill people in the population how could you possibly say that i don't know how what how else do 0.55

00:12:47.520 you read what bill gates says he says we have to reduce the population and with birth control and

00:12:55.920 vaccines we'll be able to do that now i've tried to figure that one out for a while because isn't

00:13:01.080 don't vaccines actually save lives or is it that they kill or is it that you're going to have some

00:13:08.520 vaccine that will make people uh sterile i don't know i don't know but i haven't figured that one out

00:13:14.480 when you look at the world economic forum when they talk about we're going to reduce the

00:13:19.740 number of people that are living right now um okay spooky maybe we should turn down the dracula and the

00:13:29.160 uh the nazis down just a little bit can you when you're saying that could you just either stop

00:13:36.840 drinking the chalice of blood or maybe just wipe some of the blood off your chin because you spilled a

00:13:43.020 little blood and it's freaking me out a little bit this is who these people are and it's clear as a bell

00:13:51.780 and you have to you have to choose now that doesn't mean that you suddenly love donald trump

00:13:58.260 it just means that you will judge things case by case what did he do here what did he do here

00:14:06.660 i may not like this but i do like this what did my side do i don't like that why don't i like that

00:14:14.400 i don't like that because it violates a few principles that we've all held to be self-evident

00:14:18.980 for an awful long time but until we can get out of our lizard brain and start looking and saying okay

00:14:27.520 all right let's think you're never going to be able to solve anything because all that's going to

00:14:33.900 happen is you're going to and this is not why we played in fact i played it uh the governor hot

00:14:38.160 wheels thing because she doesn't make me mad she's a moron she's a boob in shoes so uh that doesn't 1.00

00:14:46.600 make me mad i there is something i watched today that really really made me mad i was why and i

00:14:52.420 decided to put that on x not on the show i'm like i'm not gonna even deal with it because this this one

00:14:57.460 makes me mad i want to stay out of my lizard brain brain and uh actually just think and i recommend

00:15:05.400 that the democrats do that as well because the responses that you've been giving now for the last

00:15:13.380 i don't know six or seven years how are they working out for you doesn't seem to be working out

00:15:18.960 you might want to look who you surrounded yourself with and go i don't know ends don't justify the means

00:15:25.600 and uh these people might be crazy these people are trying to burn down the country uh starting with

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00:16:41.080 now back to the podcast this is the best of the glenn beck program and we really want to thank you for

00:16:46.700 listening all right i want to take in uh alibeth stuckey here and uh bring her on the program uh 1.00

00:16:53.620 there's a great story out about something she uh she has she's just released that um it was on the

00:16:58.940 blaze uh dot com and i have not seen the interview yet i've seen pieces of the interview and it it looks

00:17:05.780 i mean this is amazing alibeth this may be one of the best interviews you've done let me play a little

00:17:11.260 clip of it here first so the tech live mafias i believe were kind of being conscripted in many

00:17:18.600 ways and their money especially was being conscripted in um to set the the groundwork for the great

00:17:25.860 reset yeah specifically through um specifically through a network of non-ngo advisors 0.58

00:17:39.660 um relationship with hollywood um relationship with davos and their own companies so if you look

00:17:52.680 at like who's on these boards who hangs out with each other how these culture how the culture of

00:17:59.900 of tech wealth works like silicon valley tech wealth and that small group of people responsible

00:18:05.600 for a huge amount of money and a huge amount of envy and ngo yeah activity across the united states

00:18:11.620 it's a really small group of people and it's a really small group of people making these decisions

00:18:16.580 yeah and then and then completely blind to everything else that's going on and how their groundwork

00:18:26.760 is being used to then enable these other policies these great reset policies it is amazing to go from

00:18:38.300 five years ago everybody saying that's crazy that's not happening to the former wife of the the head of

00:18:47.120 google coming out and saying yeah this was all orchestrated we didn't even know what we were into

00:18:52.120 as wives as the uh silicon valley mafia wives as she calls them ali beth welcome to the program how 1.00

00:18:58.880 are you thank you so much doing well really uh powerful interview what did she say was her turning

00:19:05.920 point what woke her up wow there were so many there were so many moments across her journey we kind of

00:19:12.540 started in on the campaign trail with rfk she shared something that she said that she had never shared

00:19:18.840 before that she was pregnant surprisingly on the campaign trail and um that she had a late-term

00:19:24.920 miscarriage at 20 weeks and it was life-threatening for her she lost the sweet baby and she almost lost

00:19:32.120 her life and she said that as she felt her life being pulled from her she almost made this kind of

00:19:39.600 like exchange with god like okay god like you've got my life i i will you know i will do anything

00:19:48.080 basically i'm paraphrasing there and people can go watch the interview for her actual verbiage

00:19:53.180 but she felt all of a sudden this kind of peace of god but there had been a lot of moments until

00:19:59.100 then that had led her to that realization that he is real that the gospel of jesus is real and all of

00:20:05.460 this and something interesting she talked about is on the campaign trail and she and i had talked

00:20:10.300 about this privately too and it's okay for me to share so that she really saw the reality of evil

00:20:16.020 the reality of hell when she was deep into politics and that that kind of started to shift her

00:20:22.680 perspective on wait who are the bad guys here yeah what's going on all of this evil is being done

00:20:29.060 under the guide of really good intentions especially in silicon valley and i don't think i want to be a

00:20:34.100 part of that anymore yeah she said a couple of things well first of all you know when you know

00:20:37.980 you kind of just said the interview gets into much deeper of her losing the baby she lost

00:20:43.680 over four liters of blood you really only have about four liters of blood in you um and she was she 1.00

00:20:52.080 was bleeding out um so it was a really traumatic moment of her dying as well as her child uh dying at the

00:21:00.940 same time um yeah she said at one point to you uh you know when i started to realize all of this stuff

00:21:08.160 uh it's uh it's a little difficult when you're married to the guy who started google

00:21:14.480 yes so that kind of goes back further in her journey during covid she shared that her daughter

00:21:21.360 was diagnosed with autism and like any good mom she's trying to figure out wait how how did we get

00:21:27.700 here how can i help her what's going on in her little brain to help me understand how to best support

00:21:33.240 her and as she was digging into the research she found some things that kind of have been dubbed

00:21:39.340 right-wing conspiracy theories about you know different environmental factors even pharmaceutical

00:21:44.940 factors that could possibly cause some symptoms of autism but she had a hard time researching

00:21:51.360 because the search engine that almost everyone uses censors that kind of information and well she was

00:21:57.920 married to the co-founder of google who was playing a part in censoring that information

00:22:02.440 not only inhibiting her research for her daughter but research for the effects of the covid 19 vaccine

00:22:08.580 and she shared that that caused understandably a lot of conflict in her life and still does i wonder

00:22:14.620 what the conversations were like you know what i mean if you were if you're looking at these things

00:22:19.360 and then all of a sudden google your husband's company is censoring and saying this is bad you'd be

00:22:25.220 i mean can you imagine that it would be really very bizarre to have that conversation at dinner

00:22:32.140 that night hey i'm trying to do some research and you guys are shutting me down and i i gotta tell you

00:22:37.920 i don't think this is crazy stuff i wonder what those conversations were like um yeah i i don't know

00:22:44.320 yeah it's crazy to think about what was the biggest thing you took away from her i really really like her

00:22:50.180 is this first time you've met her the first time i've met her in person yeah i'm just struck by how

00:22:55.980 genuine down to earth vulnerable she is it is not easy to admit especially when you're someone who

00:23:01.800 has been prominent in that space has donated a ton of money to entities like planned parenthood george

00:23:07.240 gasconn other progressive causes to admit that you're wrong that you didn't see things as they were

00:23:15.280 and now you see things differently at one point she said i helped all these women get abortions and i

00:23:21.420 suddenly realized i never helped a woman keep her baby how dare i not many people especially in that

00:23:28.860 space have the humility to admit something like that and i just praise god for that because that

00:23:34.060 transparency will help a lot of people how is her friend circle change i can't imagine she's got a lot

00:23:41.020 a lot of friends that were in that original circle she said that she still has friends maybe i don't know

00:23:47.760 about in the tech wife mafia but she still has friends who are very progressive and i could see

00:23:53.100 how she's a good person and a good friend um but she's having bold conversations with them i know that

00:23:59.100 for sure uh well it's great you did a great job um i'm so happy for your success uh ali i really am

00:24:06.640 you just you deserve it um uh talk about your shared arrows you know um give me your share your shared

00:24:13.460 arrows uh pitch here yeah share the arrows it is our women's christian event october 11th dallas texas

00:24:22.080 we are going to have francesca battistelli leading worship we're having elisa childers we're having

00:24:27.600 ginger volo katie south so many amazing speakers that are just rallying christian women to be courageous

00:24:34.800 in our homes in whatever spaces god has placed us to share the arrows with fellow believers as we face a

00:24:42.160 common enemy so super excited about it people can go to share the arrows.com for more information

00:24:47.320 thank you so much ali appreciate it god bless thanks clen um ali beth can be heard on blaze tv um and

00:24:53.580 her show is just i mean it's just they call her now the uh contemporary phyllis schlafly which they

00:25:01.000 meant that as a slam but i would take that as a very very high compliment and i know ali does

00:25:07.280 um and uh and you can hear her on blaze tv tonight at 9 p.m you're going to hear uh my show it is a

00:25:16.800 special we rebuilt the oliver stone jfk oval office set we when i bought the studio um years ago uh this

00:25:25.220 is the old paramount lot and barney was filmed here born on the fourth of july robocop uh jfk a lot of

00:25:33.200 shows were and movies were filmed on this uh set silkwood and when you buy a movie studio what i

00:25:39.580 didn't know is you because i've never bought one before have you as i don't know anybody who was

00:25:43.460 there anyway you get the sets and the sets some of these sets were way four stories up in the rafters

00:25:49.260 and the jfk set was way up in the rafters and we're going through everything and clean it all out

00:25:55.740 and i'm like is this the oval office so we brought it down again from the rafters and uh we set it up

00:26:02.780 for tonight's special so it is it's a powerful powerful show anybody who thinks we didn't get

00:26:11.520 anything out of the jfk papers you weren't looking in the right places uh we took a different attitude

00:26:17.540 we're not looking for who we were looking for what that's what cash patel said to me uh back in uh i

00:26:24.180 don't know spring of last year we were in and doing an interview in my office we're sitting there and i

00:26:29.100 said uh so what is what are they hiding and he said i i said uh what are they hiding because they're

00:26:34.240 all dead i mean whoever was involved is dead by now and he said no no it's not it's not who it's what

00:26:40.740 so i had the research go researchers go and look for what i believe we found it and uh it's it's a

00:26:51.120 pretty amazing thing watch it only on blaze tv if you can if you're a subscriber uh watch on blaze tv

00:26:57.600 because you're only gonna if you're watching on pluto or any of the other things i had to contain

00:27:01.380 it in that hour uh format but if you're watching on blaze tv you get an unedited version of it it's

00:27:07.360 kind of the director's cut uh and it's runs about an hour and a half uh because the interviews that we

00:27:12.860 had were so powerful i want to get to some of them here in a second but let me let me give you this

00:27:17.860 let me give you this piece this is how the whole thing ends and it's kind of like almost an afterthought

00:27:23.040 we thought it would be a really big part and it is a stunning part of the show but the rest of the

00:27:30.420 show turned out to be like oh my i mean i had it all came clear to me about halfway through the show

00:27:38.540 i'm all of a sudden it's just falling into place i mean i've read the script a million times we worked

00:27:44.000 on the script together we've been working on for two weeks and i'm in the middle of the show and i'm

00:27:48.480 it's just all dawning on me oh my gosh this is exactly what is happening today and you'll see it

00:27:55.460 but let me show you a clip where um uh i was up this weekend with an exact copy of uh lee harvey oswald's

00:28:06.840 gun and the original like it's now antique ammunition and we it was important for us to be able to try to

00:28:15.720 do the shot for me to try to complete the shot that he did uh and to see if it's even possible

00:28:22.760 because they say he's a bad shot i don't shoot rifles i don't use a scope i shoot shotguns i shoot

00:28:28.280 pistols but i don't usually you know i don't i don't hunt i'd love to but i don't hunt um and so i'm not a

00:28:35.000 guy who considers myself a good shot with a rifle well you'll see tonight what happened and what we found

00:28:42.000 at the end of it was nothing that we thought we would even found that just led to more questions

00:28:47.920 we're like wait a minute here's a little clip from that so i'm at the side-by-side ranch um in oklahoma

00:28:54.860 and uh we tried what was it last thursday uh just a few days ago uh with the exact copy of oswald's gun

00:29:05.300 four fire it's not uh i would have had that one as i said you know when we started that it's a crappy

00:29:16.260 crappy gun um and we were using ammunition that was i don't even know forty dollars a round or something

00:29:23.700 because that's part of it that ammunition uh was uh ordered by the cia had the dod uh make a lot of

00:29:35.620 it and send it over to greece it wasn't used um and then somehow or another all of that stuff was

00:29:43.060 brought back by the cia and and lee harvey oswald got his hands on it we're not sure how

00:29:49.060 uh it's weird but uh so as i said it was a really crappy gun uh and we fired a few shots with it

00:29:59.540 probably six shots with it i only got one off two three

00:30:08.980 these cia bullets suck yeah we have it at the same angle that he was at and the same distance 0.83

00:30:15.540 and you'll see shot number one shot number two shot number three uh which one was the first shot

00:30:22.100 because he didn't hit all three did he he missed the first one he missed the first one so the second

00:30:26.100 and then finally in the head was at the last point so let's see if if i can hit it if i can hit it

00:30:35.780 lee harvey oswald clearly could hit it we took a we took a vehicle we had it uh you know hitched

00:30:43.940 hitched with a big chain 60 foot chain behind a giant tractor that was just pulling this vehicle

00:30:49.940 so we were pulling it so nobody was you know within 60 feet because they're like glenn's got the gun uh

00:30:55.300 60 feet of chain enough uh and it was pulling the vehicle and it was on open field so kennedy's car

00:31:02.340 wasn't rocking like this this was hitting you know the potholes of a field uh it was a difficult shot

00:31:09.380 all three of them did i make any of them and what did we find out in the end this is just like a

00:31:15.540 cherry on the cake the real cake is the rest of the show and it's unbelievable don't miss it tonight

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00:31:34.180 jason sir welcome thank you uh has the staff recovered from preparing for tonight's show yet

00:31:46.020 oh wow uh no i i don't think so it started last week where we were like okay there's another thousand

00:31:51.300 there's another 10 000 documents 20 000 everyone's just going crazy just zombies uh i know i i got up

00:31:57.540 i went home last night and my wife looked at me and said what happened to you and i'm like

00:32:02.660 the last seven days have happened to me um it's been exhausting but i think we have put something

00:32:11.380 together tonight on our wednesday night special that is going to open up your mind and tie things

00:32:17.780 together i think we're actually i think we're closer on what has just been released on the jfk files than

00:32:25.860 anybody else yeah have you heard anybody draw these conclusions that we're drawing um no not not in this

00:32:32.020 way yeah not entirely i mean there are these bits out there but we put the dots together and you're

00:32:38.260 like wait a minute look at what this picture looks like right and then we so we got all this information

00:32:45.380 and we just ran it through uh ai to say okay just just reanalyze this with everything the warren

00:32:51.700 commission all the other releases and this this new release cross-reference everything cross-reference

00:32:56.500 everything and then just tell us what are the most likely scenarios for who killed jfk so number one

00:33:02.660 was obviously because pulling from the warren commission as well was lee harvey oswald lone shooter

00:33:07.860 that that was the most high but the newest one that popped up a close second with a probability

00:33:15.140 rating of moderate to high was rogue cia elements and i was like huh well that's kind of interesting and

00:33:23.700 even if they didn't uh do anything let's just say they didn't it was lee harvey oswald to give the

00:33:29.780 mere appearance that the cia was doing that much crazy stuff that they now pop up to moderate to high

00:33:38.180 means the cia was up to some crazy things in the early 60s right and they still are this is what we

00:33:43.860 found um i don't want to give away uh everything but i think we can maybe give this away

00:33:48.500 the dot that we connected to usaid this is the craziest thing i i i heard the cia had all these

00:34:03.700 agencies that were doling out all kinds of cash to ngos all over the world just like usaid they were 0.99

00:34:12.900 using them for black ops kennedy said i'm stopping all of this crap so he got rid of it 0.84

00:34:21.380 and he created usaid which they just went back in and occupied yeah so can i give a little color on

00:34:30.740 that yeah yeah um and you'll find all this tonight but what we found in these documents was an absolute

00:34:36.900 war a war between the jfk administration and the intelligence community namely the cia he fired uh

00:34:44.100 alan dulles after the bear pigs um there's a close uh advisor to kennedy his name was uh last name was

00:34:51.540 schlesinger this his he wrote a memo to jfk this this was known to the of the researchers but he wrote

00:34:57.220 a memo to jfk basically outlining all the crazy stuff the cia was doing spreading chaos throughout the

00:35:02.820 entire world um the next move that jfk did after that was as you said he was like wait a minute

00:35:09.060 there's this usaid although he didn't call it that type organization it was called the ica the

00:35:13.700 inner uh international cooperation administration they're facilitating all these crazy you know like

00:35:19.700 coups and exactly what usaid does right exactly exactly it's like we got to get rid of the cia's 1.00

00:35:26.820 capability to do this let's just get rid of it let's roll it into something else that became usaid

00:35:31.700 and the cia was like okay want to do that we'll just move on into usaid and do the exact same

00:35:38.100 thing we've been doing before it is crazy wait till you see this special tonight it is it's just so

00:35:43.540 nuts just so nuts now let me let me switch to signal because this is another thing and we're starting to

00:35:50.500 put the this this has bothered uh us this week this whole signal thing um because because i i'm in a

00:35:59.780 new place facts too i think you said this to me off the air about half an hour ago you just don't

00:36:04.660 know anymore you just don't trust anything anymore you're like so did that conversation happen

00:36:10.900 who put the name on you know to join the the guy from the what was it the new york or the atlantic

00:36:18.320 um how did he get on the list they're saying i didn't put him on the list but he was on the list

00:36:23.980 how come they won't show things i mean you just don't believe anybody on this okay now let me make

00:36:31.560 it worse for you and tomorrow i'm gonna line all of this up but uh let's talk a little bit about

00:36:40.300 signal shall we sure who funded say how did how did signal come to be so signal was developed by uh an

00:36:49.280 organization or company called the open whisper open whisper systems um open whisper systems would

00:36:54.640 later either change their name or just go on to develop signal but they had an interesting funding

00:37:00.500 track record um it's like a hundred dollars in fundraising and then you get two billion dollars

00:37:07.240 anything like that well we are talking millions of dollars yeah okay that started flowing and they

00:37:13.220 were getting funding from something called the open technology fund now it was multi-million dollars

00:37:19.580 i'm not sure the exact amount but millions and millions of dollars the open technology fund also

00:37:23.980 has an interesting i guess history because their government they got started uh under uh under radio

00:37:32.140 free asia um who was also like you know part of radio free europe basically how the cia was uh battling

00:37:40.140 the cold war and fighting the cold war clandestinely in the cold war isn't it interesting and i told you

00:37:45.880 i said this early this morning and i think i said it during the special last night this is the exact

00:37:51.660 pattern repeating itself okay over and over and over again so what did donald trump he just got rid

00:37:59.440 of usaid he's also getting rid of radio free europe and all radio free asia all of those fronts as well

00:38:08.060 that were were helping the signal develop so what does that tell you if they are helping signal develop

00:38:15.040 that means the government already has its fingers deeply in to signal right well that's what that's

00:38:23.360 how i would look at it i mean you think and just think about it you know just you know just common

00:38:27.720 sense why would the u.s government who for years i remember watching a special of yours actually i

00:38:33.500 probably worked on it way back in the day when we were talking about how the u.s intelligence

00:38:36.980 organizations way before codes were spying on western union telegrams yes so why would they

00:38:45.660 fund an organization that makes it harder for them to spy on you why would they do that exactly right

00:38:51.620 makes no sense right they they introduced something into the market that they played a role in

00:38:57.580 uh so they they have access now if i'm not mistaken didn't wikileaks say that the government could get

00:39:05.400 into things like signal and whatsapp and and whatsapp yeah okay vault seven was their release on the cia

00:39:13.520 tools to be able to look into signal and look into whatsapp now okay and knowing that glenn

00:39:19.760 why would the central intelligence agency just green light put a big rubber stamp on signal

00:39:26.320 and the first thing they do when let's say the incoming trump cia director ratcliffe

00:39:31.600 shows up day one a tech comes in and goes oh excuse me sir we're going to install signal on your

00:39:38.440 computer if it wasn't already there why would that happen why would they do that especially since

00:39:44.880 we already have i just read the name of it last night or this morning we have our own government

00:39:51.220 private high side yep okay so why would we be going to signal why why would we be and why would

00:40:00.300 the government be pushing signal for everybody in the administration and everybody in government to

00:40:08.140 be using that why wouldn't we be using the one we paid for that we knew instead of the one that

00:40:13.980 nobody knows we paid for called signal and and that leads me to the question of well wait a minute

00:40:20.400 nobody seems to know who put this guy on you know this reporter uh onto the text oh it's a conundrum

00:40:30.980 i don't know it's weird it just popped up out of nowhere could it i don't know could it be that

00:40:38.400 i mean this take by you is hilarious on the text it actually says who did it it says michael waltz

00:40:46.160 added you right it says i know but now it could have been an aide which is what they're blaming it

00:40:51.420 on they're blaming it on an aide who did it now is this aide some undercover operative no don't know

00:40:57.080 but it also could be could have been neither it could have been neither but like you're acting as if

00:41:01.800 it's blatantly obvious that someone else did it every single person in the audience has screwed up in

00:41:06.800 this exact same way everybody's done it exactly everybody's done everybody's added someone to a

00:41:10.980 text message right you didn't mean to add them to but let's do let's do here's out for a second

00:41:16.380 uh we've all done that yeah but we we also none of us have had big brother on top of us you know

00:41:27.560 being able to control you never looked at your computer and went i didn't put how did that just

00:41:32.560 get up why is my mouse moving you know what i mean and i'm not saying that's what happened but

00:41:36.860 the government can do that the government could have gone in and added without him knowing i think

00:41:43.720 this was jared from subways excuse and i think it went over pretty well i just think i just think this

00:41:48.920 is one of the things that's made me look at some of these things a little bit more in depth after

00:41:52.400 working on these jfk files yeah i just think it's hilarious that no one's questioning

00:41:57.020 the the government funding routes to signal how it's just it's a third-party app you know and it's

00:42:04.360 just rubber stamped by the cia and the entire intelligence community yeah i think yeah i think

00:42:08.740 it's absolutely worth considering everything we don't know the end of the story no we don't i just

00:42:12.460 you know but again i go back to this what i wanted to tell you i'm going up i gotta see if i can get up

00:42:18.680 to the ranch and get this but um i have the letter uh to silicon valley okay uh somebody in silicon

00:42:28.840 valley this is when it was just a valley and it's to lbj and it says we should invest and develop

00:42:37.800 high tech in this area of california because we need it for defense and we need it for the new

00:42:46.280 silicon chips and all that that will mean in the future and lbj is like yeah i got i got that we're

00:42:53.960 already on it we're already on it and no everybody just thinks these tech companies just came in and

00:43:00.180 just did no a lot of that funding was coming from the federal government and from black ops and cia and

00:43:08.260 and everything else we've had our finger you would you're stupid you're stupid if you're a government 0.98

00:43:15.060 you're actually nefarious if you're the united states government doing this because of our laws

00:43:21.100 and constitution but if you're any other government you're stupid to let

00:43:25.460 tech just start to grow without any of your back doors or fingers in there without anybody watching

00:43:33.100 or trying to control the way that's going every government in the world would do that and i think

00:43:38.380 we did that uh quite well as well that's why they're in bed with each other so tightly i mean

00:43:44.020 do you know who has the pentagon all the pentagon files who has who has the cloud who has the cloud

00:43:51.180 for most of the stuff for the united states i mean amazon has the cloud for everybody amazon amazon do you

00:43:59.360 trust i don't i don't even know who he's turning in the hulk do you trust the hulk and his buxom blonde

00:44:07.020 babe he's like bezos you know what the hulk yeah he's like hi i'm just taking some testosterone right 0.70

00:44:15.680 now and we're gonna have crazy sex after he's sworn into office i can't wait that guy now america knows 1.00

00:44:25.480 how lucky tanya is doesn't he strike you as that though i mean look at him he's not even he's like

00:44:33.020 he doesn't even look like himself and she's just like rubbing her nipples on everybody during the 1.00

00:44:40.520 she's like i missed that press conference would you mr president don't put your hand in the bible

00:44:46.260 put your hand right here and he's like i'm gonna have sex with her god it's crazy 1.00

00:44:53.300 and you don't trust him i just don't trust i think we should maybe say he shouldn't have all of our

00:45:05.000 secrets that's great i mean it is funny too like because i we all three of us naturally trust private

00:45:12.760 apps more than i would trust a government app like i don't trust the finding out is those are

00:45:19.020 one in the same right that's the issue i suppose right that's the issue i don't yeah where i have

00:45:23.340 a big issue is when these are these private apps we find out that they actually have connections

00:45:28.660 directly to the government the government is actually prescribing those private apps to their

00:45:34.400 own people as well as telling us that it's all perfectly fine it's all perfectly fine yeah we use it

00:45:39.680 you use it we have no connection between the two but then you have someone like tucker carlson

00:45:43.860 who's like look i didn't think they could do this but the nsa went in and took some of my signal

00:45:51.000 messages and then that's how they found out about my interview with vladimir putin and to have as many

00:45:57.500 house members and senate members that have pulled me aside at different times over the last five six

00:46:03.120 years and said the intelligence agencies are spying on us okay they're spying on members of congress

00:46:12.820 they all know that that's happening what are we thinking watch tonight the the jfk files this is

00:46:22.200 going to open up a whole new world for you and you're going to hear all of this stuff tied together

00:46:27.100 in a way that you haven't heard before and then we're all gonna have sex with her uh tonight nine 1.00

00:46:34.280 o'clock on blaze tv blaze tv.com slash glenn use the promo code glenn and save now you have to admit

00:46:41.940 he has changed right i mean bezos he has changed yeah there's that photo when you were doing that

00:46:51.420 voice which i don't that whole impression was incredible um i was picturing that there's a

00:46:58.060 photo of him in a very tight like silken shirt right right with his kind of muscles bulging in

00:47:04.560 his arms and he's with his his girlfriend or whatever he wasn't like that and she's she i don't

00:47:10.860 know who she is we should can we look into her we got to look into her i gotta have that's that's

00:47:16.240 gotta be comedy gold on who she is yeah there was a big story at the time right because he he got

00:47:22.000 divorced and and yeah from a normal human being you know this you go back it happens right it happens

00:47:28.160 um it tends to happen with uh with this type of person right you know i'll bet this is i'll bet you

00:47:33.680 he's one of those guys who wants to live forever he's one of these guys like ray kurzweil they have

00:47:39.320 the money this is the big thing in silicon valley i can live forever it's a big deal right now

00:47:43.120 especially my crew yeah yeah which yeah it's not a bad i feel like i'm 18 again

00:47:47.920 it's not a bad focus right i mean you're gonna have a bunch of money you're gonna spend it like

00:47:52.560 but you know somebody in your family should say dad um look at you look at her okay she's currently

00:48:01.200 humping the couch maybe

00:48:02.640 i don't know how it's turning anti-her

00:48:07.060 it is a weird situation it is it's a weird i mean midlife crisis is all over it right

00:48:16.420 a little more yeah more than that yeah i think so

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