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Glenn and Tucker talk about the new list of the greatest and worst presidents of all time, and the real ramifications of what's happening now in New York City. They also have a special one-on-one interview with Tucker Carlson.
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Anyway, we talk about the new list of the greatest and worst presidents of all time.
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There's a couple of things on there that I think you might disagree.
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But on tomorrow's podcast, we want you to take a poll.
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We're going to take a poll of what your favorite and least favorite president.
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I don't think we agree with this latest poll from all of the people who are just way too smart.
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We also talk about the real ramifications of what's happening now in New York.
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Just today, two other companies said, we're not going to be doing business in New York.
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This thing could backfire deeply on the progressives in New York City.
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We also had Stephen Moore on, talk about the economy.
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And today, you get an extra podcast if you are a Blaze TV subscriber.
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One of these days here in the next couple of days, I'm sure.
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But if you're a Blaze TV subscriber at 2.30 Eastern Time, live one-on-one with Tucker Carlson,
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the first interview he's done since he returned from Russia.
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We go over some of those questions in today's podcast as well.
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I've always said that I will give you the warning signs.
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I'm going to give it to you as plainly as possible.
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If you are somebody who really knows and has been paying attention,
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I cannot give you a stronger warning than that.
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Antibiotics and medicine, I think, is going to be rationed.
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But we may even have problems with medicine just getting over from China.
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You can have them in your phone in case you can't get them anywhere else.
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Also, they will give you as many of the prescriptions that they can.
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It will keep your family alive for a year's worth of supply.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Presidential historian said one of the main driving forces behind President Joe Biden's decision to run for re-election was his lovely wife, Dr. Jill.
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He noted that both former presidents, Harry Truman and Lyndon B. Johnson, decided to leave office because their wives were like, I've had enough of all of this.
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If you look at Lyndon Johnson, it wasn't because of Vietnam.
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He wasn't really healthy, high blood pressure and everything else.
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And Lady Bird was like, you're going back to Texas.
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And that's why he didn't run for a second term.
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It wasn't because he completely destroyed our future economic prospects by all of his programs?
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Okay, I just want to make sure I understand with Lyndon Johnson why he didn't run.
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And with Truman, he could have run, but his wife, Bess, was like, we got to get out of here.
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And what's amazing is the two of them got into their old car and drove back to Independence.
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And he had never been on the highway system before.
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The highways were just starting, and he was like, I've got to try out some of these highways.
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Look at the way our presidents live in luxury now for the rest of their lives.
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So the presidential historian said that she doesn't want to go because she has just started to teach in Virginia Community College.
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And she said she's been taking all of the slings and arrows of the last year's attacks.
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And she's been taking it on the chin, and she's put up with so much.
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This historian actually said that at the last minute, just when you get all the delegates, you're going to say, I'm going to open it up to a bunch of people?
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And isn't revenge, aren't we, isn't everybody saying to Donald Trump, he'll just be about revenge?
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And this, I mean, to me, this shows elder abuse.
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None of them care about the husband, the father, the grandfather.
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And he's going to lose, which just makes me think Michelle Obama.
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I mean, you mentioned Nate Silver's analysis of this, which is pretty thorough.
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And he, again, is not like some Trump supporter.
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He's a guy who wants the Democrats to run a good candidate.
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He said, if you asked me a year ago, I would have told you Joe Biden was a reasonably clear favorite in the event of a rematch against Donald Trump.
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But Biden's situation has become considerably worse.
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If he were 10 years younger, he still might be a 65-35 favorite.
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But in this campaign, he is substantially encumbered by his age.
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Personally, I crossed the Rubicon in November, concluding that Biden should stand down if he wasn't able to run a normal re-election campaign, meaning like little things like the Super Bowl interview.
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It's not like he would probably be able to pick the person who interviewed him.
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And he refused to do it in front of the largest audience in the world.
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It's like the, you know, the Macy's Day Parade interview they always do with the president.
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I mean, you'd expect it to be slightly tougher than that, but not much, not for the media, especially when they want him desperately to win.
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Like, if you're cheering on a particular candidate, you're likely to get a favorable interview.
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So, Nate Silver, at the end of this analysis, which is worth reading, but at the end, he just asks for the challenge.
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Did you read the challenge part of this article at the end?
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He says, a simple challenge to the White House.
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Could I or other critics and 75% of Americans be wrong about this age issue?
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But if we're wrong about this, it ought to be easy to prove it.
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Over the course of the next several weeks, Biden should do four lengthy sit-down interviews with non-friendly sources.
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Non-partisan reporters with a track record of asking tough questions would work great.
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A complete recording of the interview should be made public.
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The interviews ought to include a mix of different media.
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One, a lengthy sit-down interview with the Washington bureaus of the New York Times or Washington Post.
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Just like every, even like Donald Trump was doing those interviews with Maggie Haberman, right?
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Two, an interview with 60 Minutes, making up for the interview Biden ought to have given to CBS during the Super Bowl.
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Three, an interview with some sort of center-right print or digital outlet.
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This could be, say, the Wall Street Journal op-ed page or even a team of writers at the Dispatch.
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Bonus points for Fox News, though I doubt Biden would do it.
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Go on Ezra Klein's podcast, go on Rogan, you know, etc.
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Those are four super basic things that a person running for president of the United States should be able to do without thinking about it, right?
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These are things that just show this man has the competence level to handle basic questioning.
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With the exception of Rogan, would be out there, but that was Arsenio Hall.
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He said, I'm not just going to sit with the big news people.
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I'm going to sit with people that people actually listen to, watch, or admire.
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And I think pretty much every president has done that.
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I mean, Donald Trump went on to The Tonight Show and had him mess up his hair.
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And that was more of a, you know, a fun, like, and Rogan goes back and forth, right?
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Or if you want to just go to someone independent, like a Barry Weiss or, you know, Michael Schellenberger or somebody who would just be independent.
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Like, ask some questions that maybe were out of the mainstream that he wasn't getting from everybody else.
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Like, I think that, those are basic things anyone running for president should be able to do those things without question.
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I would do an interview, a straight interview with him, and I would only ask questions about his success or failure.
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And me saying, with both my arms tied behind my back, not trying to do gotcha or anything, he could not handle a 45-minute interview with me, a recovering alcoholic DJ.
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Remember, Barack Obama did one of those Super Bowl interviews with Bill O'Reilly.
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Everybody who runs for president is expected to be able to answer some tough questions.
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Did you see, and I think it's in this article, where they talk about, here we go.
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Biden has done fewer interviews than any recent president, and it's not close.
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By this point in their presidencies, Barack Obama had given more than 400 interviews, and Trump had given more than 300.
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And a bunch of them are softball interviews on Conan O'Brien's podcast or Jay Shetty's mindfulness podcast.
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I love it when Stu expresses what I express about two hours earlier when I'm reading the news, and that is,
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Like, I just can't believe we're in this situation where we have someone who, again, the number in this poll was 75%.
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We've seen it as high as 86% are saying that he's too old to do his job.
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We all look at this and understand what's happening.
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And we're like, let, it's like, hey, we're driving 85.
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Is that a big stone wall in the middle of the highway?
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There's a McDonald's right here at the highway pass.
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We could just go through, get a couple burgers, or we could just gun it at the stone wall that is just somehow in the middle of the highway.
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Coffee and cars with comedians and the current president.
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Yeah, I mean, so we have a virtual Jerry in the car.
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But no one would give this man the keys to their car.
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If he came over to your house and he said, you know what, I'm driving home.
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In his car, we would all say, no, no, no, no, no.
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We would act the same way so if he came over and had five or six cocktails in an hour.
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We would act like we act with our grandparents.
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We would act the same way we act with our grandparents when they hit that point.
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And everybody in America, on all sides, this is not political, on all sides, we know that.
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But we're giving him, not the keys to our car, we're giving him the keys to the nuclear briefcase.
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And asking him to micromanage a war between Russia and Ukraine.
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Like, that couldn't spiral out of control and get us involved in it.
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Well, no, I mean, the only thing that could be worse is, like, you know, something between, I don't know, Iran and Israel.
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The only thing that saves fellow drivers is that his Corvette is so packed with boxes of documents, he can't get into it to drive it.
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Here's what I would, here's what, here's all my interview would be.
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I'm going to sit him in a driver-simulated, you know, car.
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You know those cars that look just like you're in it and you can feel it moving.
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I'm going to have him do a couple of laps in that.
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If he can't drive a computer-simulated car, and I would use a real car, but as Stu said, he'd probably kill people.
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And the entire news media would unite to say, well, George Washington couldn't drive a car either!
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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Carol Roth, a former New York Wall Street banker who woke up and went, who am I?
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She's the author now of You Will Own Nothing, former investment banker.
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I have her on because I want to talk to her about BlackRock's new voting system.
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But she has a couple of things I want to let you know.
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First, she has a new newsletter out, carolroth.com slash news.
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Carol, I wanted to start with you because you are a former New York investment banker.
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What is the fallout going to be on this Donald Trump conviction and $355 million fine?
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Okay, so I'm just going to correct San Francisco investment banker because I don't want to lump
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myself in with all of those New York investment bankers.
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So the implications of this are horrifying for everybody who is in business.
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When you think about presenting your company in the best light, whether it is a startup firm,
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a venture capital firm, a private equity firm, real estate holdings, any publicly or privately
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held company that has adjusted EBITDA, they are saying, here's what we think the business
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is, but we're going to put this in the best light.
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And what this particular judgment has done, in my opinion, has said, even if somebody hasn't
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gotten hurt, even if the bank that you've presented this to or the investors said, hey,
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we made a ton of money, we're not a counterparty to the suit, that the state can come in and
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We've seen that you have some numbers that you got wrong here.
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And we're going to charge you with fraud civilly, not criminally, civilly, and then put
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in some insane judgment that is basically like sticking your finger in the air and seeing
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which way the wind blows, because there is no actual damages.
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The bank has said that they were not victimized, that they made a ton of fees.
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They're saying that there was some sort of ill-gotten gain.
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And this has an incredibly disturbing implication for any business.
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If this is the standard, then basically I would say every business in the United States, somebody
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needs to be thrown in jail and assessed hundreds of millions of dollars, because this happens
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I will tell you, if Elon Musk was still in California, I bet he'd be shaking in his boots,
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because if this can happen in New York, it could happen in California.
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And they're already going after him with all kinds of stuff.
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Even if you're on the right side currently, if your company ever falls against the state
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on anything, you're opening up yourself for the end.
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I mean, how much of an impact will this have on businesses being and locating themselves in
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Well, that's the interesting question, because everybody thinks that it can't happen to them.
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He's done all of these things that we've heard about in the media.
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And there's a lot of ego and a lot of hubris, particularly with the financial services and
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other companies that are based in New York City.
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We have seen some level of exodus based on crime, taxes and other decisions.
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So obviously, the ones who have been savvy have already gotten out of there or started
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But I think that when something like this happens, they see this big personality and they say,
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If you go against whatever the narrative is, if you go against the state and you say something
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that they don't like, this is, as we've talked about before, sort of a soft form of social
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So we are going to find ways to penalize you financially.
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We have about six minutes here to talk about this.
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Justin Haskins, who is my co-writer of my book, we talk about ESG and all of this stuff
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He's much, if you think I'm a pessimist, he's even more of a pessimist.
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But he wrote to me the other day and he's like, Glenn, this is great news.
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The US ESG bills and the European ESG collapse and now companies are getting out.
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And I said, whoa, whoa, whoa, we're entering the time of an election.
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And this is also what every progressive institution does.
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Oh, we're not going to do that with your gas stove.
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Are you, I mean, we should celebrate that we have them on the ropes, but we cannot let
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We have to pursue them because they're trying to make an escape.
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Yeah, I think this is the absolute perfect analogy.
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And I know, Justin, we have some conversations offline as well about all of this stuff.
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And I do think there are a lot of things to celebrate because of the work that you and
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Justin have done, Glenn, your audience has done in raising awareness, some of the state
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We saw JP Morgan, PIMCO, State Street all extract themselves from the Climate 100 Plus
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Pledge, which is basically financial institutions cracking down on companies and trying to push
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And part of that is because they are afraid of the legislation and being hit with lawsuits.
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In fact, BlackRock, which shifted from the U.S. being part of it to just Europe being part of it,
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within they said they cited lawsuits, potential lawsuits as one of the concerns.
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So this is, you know, coming from the New York Times, coming from the mainstream media, they
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And, you know, that goes back to this new BlackRock voting initiative, proxy voting initiative,
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where they don't want to be the ones to take the blame and say, well, we're not pushing
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Instead of, you know, going ahead and giving you the ultimate choice on how to vote, they're
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But of their options, almost all of them have to do, I know this is going to shock you, Glenn,
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with climate or climate impact or environment or social.
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So I could have Soviet communism, Chinese communism, or North Korean communism, but I can choose.
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Oh, I was going to say, and it's the way they're doing it is, is obviously they've
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been paying attention to your program because they're trying to really manipulate you in
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They have this one choice that's called the ISS Catholic faith-based policy.
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That's going to be aligned potentially with my values and patriotic values.
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But what they say is, quote, that it's aligned with social responsibility and, quote, the
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active ownership and investment philosophies of, I'm sorry, broadly consistent with the
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objectives of socially responsible shareholders, as well as the teachings of Catholicism and
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Christianity, and then they talk about, first, you know, social, environmental impact.
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Yeah, that they're going along with, you know, the social and environmental philosophies of
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I mean, they're really trying to make sure that you don't read this and say, oh, this is going
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But they're just pushing this in a different way to manipulate you.
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So now they can say that you're the one that voted for this.
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I'm looking at all of the things that are happening, like the farmers, you know, that's kind of
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calmed down now over in Europe because the politicians said, you know what?
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And after the election, we'll bring that back up.
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And I think these farmers just might be dumb enough to think that they won.
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You cannot let them regroup, fall back and regroup someplace else.
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You must pursue them at some point because they're going to keep doing it over and over.
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They'll just pop up someplace else or under a different name or another new way to manipulate
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And you have to if you don't pursue them, you have to start all over again.
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Well, the farmers have obviously been very brave and they have been leading the way.
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And yeah, I think that they may have won the battle, but they haven't won the war.
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There was an article that came out in the Financial Times this morning about here in the U.S.
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about the amount of investment dollars that keeps increasing in terms of buying up farmland
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and that the average age of farmers here in the United States is 58.
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I would imagine that there are similar demographics and issues going on around the world.
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So, you know, they may be placating and saying, OK, we're going to drop this.
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But we know through the fight against natural asset companies, you know, some of these other
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proposals that are coming to the table and things that they keep moving around that they're
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finding other ways to achieve their objectives.
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I think the good news is, is that we are having an impact, whether it's the farmers, whether
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But I know it seems exhausting, but you've got to devote some part of every week to advocacy
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because we're in a situation where you could, like you said, you cannot let up there on
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But if you let them get that second win, they're going to come back and, you know, go back at
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Carol Roth, the author of You Will Owe Nothing.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Russian police investigate alleged LGBTQ propaganda at My Little Pony event.
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Police in Moscow were called to investigate an event dedicated to the cartoon series, My
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The event, the Myanmar Convention, was shut down by organizers early on Saturday after officers
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Police were unable to find any evidence of LGBTQ plus propaganda at the event, which was considered
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The police received a complaint complaining that our event promoted non-traditional relationships
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and related symbols, adult contents for minors, and general horror and darkness, event organizers
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Two police checks did not uphold these complaints.
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My Little Pony is a toy line and media franchise developed by the company Hasbro.
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The Moscow event was dedicated to the cartoon series, which focuses on the power of friendship
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and targeted to an audience under the age of 10.
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Although the convention catered to its many adult fans, the logo of the convention in the
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Russian capital was a pony with a mane styled in the colors of the Russian flag, not the
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My Little Pony has prompted anxiety in Russia as the count of the country's authorities cracked
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down on the local LGBTQ plus community with Russian movie database, changing the cartoon
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series rating to an adult only 18 plus in December, 2023.
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In November, 2023, a Russian court declared the global LGBTQ plus movement an extremist organization.
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Since then, at least three people have been arrested and served time in prison for displaying
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Because my understanding of the brony culture, and perhaps you can jump into this a little
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more deeply than I can, but like, it's been essentially adopted by some of the LGBTQQIA2 plus
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But like, My Little Pony itself is just a cartoon for little girls, basically.
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They're like, hey, look, we're getting extra people buying our crap.
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I just feel like maybe, I don't, again, if just because some other group is utilizing
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this material doesn't necessarily mean that's what the material is designed for.
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Okay, so let me ask you, is this how you want to solve problems going forward?
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As we look at, well, here, can we go to SOT1, I believe it is.
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Listen to this, SOT1, local report from Houston.
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These videos are disturbing, and store managers and employees tell us that this same man has
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been accused of doing the same thing at other antique shops in the area.
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But employees here at Antique Gallery say he didn't buy or steal anything, but they're
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Cameras capture this man in a kilt, looking around an antique booth.
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He appears to put the item under his kilt before putting it back on a shelf.
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Another camera shows a woman walking into a booth.
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The man comes up to her, whispers in her ear, then leaves.
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He appears to grab another item off the shelf and puts it under his kilt, once again, returning
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More cameras capture the man, repeating the disturbing acts.
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And he was inserting these items into orifices under the skirt.
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If I'm the owner of that store, I'm just burning it to the ground after that incident.
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I gotta tell you, it makes me not want to walk into any antique store again.
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So, I believe that the news anchor there, KPRC, it's the NBC station in Houston, either
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has no concept of Scotland at all, and doesn't have any idea that that's not a kilt.
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Is that what, I mean, when I think schoolgirl dress, I'm thinking like a plaid, like-
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In Texas, you know, a guy wearing a kilt kind of stands out.
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Now, maybe in New York, definitely in Scotland, no.
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We are now embracing guys and turning a blind eye to guys who are in skirts.
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I want to dress like a little schoolgirl, and I'm a 45-year-old bald man.
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We've lost all shame, and we've lost all perspective on right and wrong.
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Now, the reason why I bring this up here is because Vladimir Putin would use the government
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and muscle to make sure none of that's going on.
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Now, this guy, I would like him to be arrested if, you know, he is found.
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The story ends with him, the story, what do you hope happens to him?
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No, I would like the guy to go to jail or at least pay some fine.
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I don't know what law he's breaking by sticking things up his butt and putting them back on
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You know, someday this society, if we remain free, someday there will be an old law on the
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books that was put in around 2025, and it was don't insert things into your butt and put
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And people will look at that and go, those were crazy days, like no spitting while tying
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It'll date us because this is when America lost her mind.
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But if you don't have any right or wrong in your society, and your society, the major organs
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of it, the media, the news media, film industry, and your government does not have some sort
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of moral lines there on what's right and wrong.
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If your educational system is saying, hey, there's no such thing as right and wrong, you cannot
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Now, I never thought we would have to have a law against guys dressing up as little school
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girls and putting items off the shelf into their orifice and then putting them back on
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I think the biggest thing is shame has been turned into fame.
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But we have no moral compass to show us the difference of right and wrong, north and south,
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Then we've lost all of the institutions that would enforce actual laws, not Catholic laws
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or Presbyterian laws or Mormon laws or any of that.
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Actual, right and wrong, well thought out, well crafted laws.
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All of our laws are based on Moses and his Ten Commandments.
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But the only way freedom works, you only have two choices.
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You restore personal responsibility, and you empower in the private sector only.
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You build up and empower those organizations and those churches that are teaching something
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that has value and makes people a better person.
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We're now seeing who can be more outrageous than the guy in the little schoolgirl skirt
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And believe me, within a month, maybe within an hour, we'll find that person.
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Because somebody will accept that as a challenge.
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We first just gaze at ourselves like narcissists in the mirror.
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And then when we see people getting popular because they do awful things, and we're driven
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to make it more about us, well, I can do that, or I can even do worse.
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You either restore personal responsibility, and the best way, our founder said, is through churches.
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Because churches, when done correctly in the Judeo-Christian world, churches teach people you answer to God.
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I do it because, in a different sense of the word fear, I fear God.
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God, I want to be on his side, so I comply to his rules, which also kind of are reflected in government laws.
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Now we have the administration making up new guidelines, making up new rules.
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And those don't reflect anything, anything, that the vast majority of people agree with.
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And by increasing the power of one man or the administration,
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you have a greater chance of becoming exactly what Vladimir Putin did.
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One way or another, you say you don't want religion.
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I know, because I wouldn't be played by the rules, so I've been excommunicated in all the cool places.
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America is not a place where we have a state religion, be it wokeism or Christianity.
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And in this country, that is a Judeo-Christian God.
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All of our laws and our whole system is built upon that.
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And if you're really Christ-like, you're not accusing people.