The Glenn Beck Program - Best of the Program ｜ Guest： Daniel Horowitz ｜ 11⧸30⧸22

00:00:00.000 welcome to the podcast uh today uh glenn uh was talking about uh the defensive not the defensive

00:00:08.080 marriage act but what's the what are they calling it now the risk was jeffy respect for marriage act

00:00:11.980 is that what it is i think it's respect for marriage act yeah because we didn't have it

00:00:16.180 before no okay so we have to have it now no okay well we do know that many dc politicians don't

00:00:21.440 seem to have respect for their own marriages that's really kind of a more complicated story

00:00:25.620 uh we go into that today we have uh we also glenn talks about marxism and how we need to

00:00:32.320 understand that it's not just another movement there's real evil behind many portions of it

00:00:37.080 and we need to recognize that and we talk about something much more evil than marxism

00:00:40.720 the movie avatar and why why it's coming out again why are we getting a sequel

00:00:46.840 why is it coming out again this one is the way of water the one before way of what a terrible title

00:00:53.560 the way now if you can't i will say this uh if you can't figure out what the movie is gonna

00:01:00.520 do and have happen you probably shouldn't go yeah okay it's that obvious it's that obvious i i just

00:01:07.060 hope it bombs it's not going to but i really want it to look we're we're earthlings and we want the

00:01:11.880 oneptanium and we're gonna do what we have to do to get the oneptanium okay that's what happened

00:01:17.220 our country deserves to be destroyed if we make this the number one movie in america

00:01:21.640 all right here's the podcast

00:01:23.160 you're listening to the best of the glennbeck program

00:01:33.780 welcome to the glennbeck program glad that you're here thank you so much for uh listening

00:01:42.940 hey some good news uh san francisco the board of supervisors did finally approve the proposal

00:01:49.240 that would authorize the san francisco police department to use robots as a deadly force

00:01:56.300 option so i think that's i mean good news oh that's good news that's great news that we're

00:02:03.400 reimagining the police i didn't imagine them being robots did you no no i mean and i say that

00:02:10.520 from the very spot and the old paramount movie lot that where robocop was made yeah

00:02:18.840 so we got that right down the hall yeah right it's fantastic it's amazing i heard a lengthy report

00:02:25.740 this morning that apparently and this is going to shock you guys you're going to be stunned by it

00:02:32.400 and you're going to have no explanation as to why it's occurring i'm pretty sure that's an accurate

00:02:36.460 statement we're both gonna yeah you might just fall over okay i'm concerned over it but okay the

00:02:42.020 report was that apparently big cities are having trouble maintaining police forces shut up wait

00:02:49.280 apparently many of these individual police officers are thinking they don't no longer want to be police

00:02:56.440 officers okay so wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute yeah are you saying

00:03:00.000 that the the movement to destroy the police officers in in in the country the movement that was

00:03:08.600 heralded by silicon valley and big tech and washington dc and washington dc they

00:03:15.820 they're in silicon valley have an idea of how to replace those police officers now apparently they want

00:03:24.680 to hire robots to do it well those will be much more fair yeah oh yeah they're they're perfect yeah

00:03:29.880 oh yeah this is what happened in robocop yeah exactly the robots always act perfectly are cops

00:03:34.640 so sensitive that they don't like it when people want to take away their money and and you know any

00:03:40.760 kind of safety measures that they now have and they're always under question yeah and they're being

00:03:46.200 i don't know uh shot in a lot of time and they want to they want to leave now yeah well actually that

00:03:52.540 was not the reason given um for most of the report in fact most of the report was uh some of them just

00:03:58.300 uh found better jobs oh yeah it was legitimately for centuries wow some of them uh just you know are

00:04:05.340 going to be it people huh legitimately this is the report i'm like wait wow it eventually they did

00:04:11.680 get to what i think might be the main cause was you know the 2020 protests in to defund the police

00:04:18.180 was kind of maybe the reason and i have friends who who who did this police officers who were in

00:04:23.940 the police force and saw this happen we're just like what am i doing with my life i know yeah i know

00:04:29.060 yeah i know they just said i gotta be an it person it's like i gotta get into it right now i have to

00:04:35.460 tell you that i i mean you know they they have to have you know the cameras on their vest and then the

00:04:42.200 cameras can be you know rushed to the media i mean unless you're pelosi but that that camera footage

00:04:50.440 of your vest what now will have robots that will be able to record everything from their visor face

00:04:58.840 and it'll be so much better because it'll automatically erase the tape if you're at pelosi's

00:05:07.320 house oh that's nice so that's much better still won't give you and if you question it might kill

00:05:11.860 you no well and to be fair they are saying they are not going to be carrying firearms uh-huh they

00:05:18.420 just be carrying explosives explosives just explosives explosives i think i'd rather have

00:05:24.820 a firearm what are you carrying what is this like the roadrunner yeah throw a stick of dynamite

00:05:33.460 you're you're what i mean what is that acme is the producer of these robocops i wouldn't doubt it

00:05:39.120 i wouldn't doubt it uh speaking of uh robocop and the movie robocop there is another movie that is

00:05:47.040 coming out and at least all three of us in this room agree we don't get it and i think we might be

00:05:58.800 alone because it's the biggest movie of all time uh it's uh avatar avatar from james cameron the the

00:06:09.680 way of water what an enticing title oh i'm on the edge of what is the way of water could it be wet

00:06:17.380 i can't wait to find out in a 16 hour cartoon no wait a minute we did see that in titanic the way of

00:06:25.920 water yeah yeah yeah this is all this guy does he keeps making water i know so i watched the first

00:06:31.660 one i've only seen it once i saw it at home and don't tell me oh it's better on the big screen shut

00:06:36.760 up yeah uh it's not it's a bad movie it's like it's terrible i didn't get it at all it was so

00:06:43.100 anti-human yeah anti-military anti-human okay you got blue people that are tall and skinny running 0.88

00:06:50.700 big eyes yeah okay okay it had very little storyline to it it was not compelling in any way

00:06:58.160 no i don't i don't hear anybody clamoring for four more name a character from it name a one

00:07:04.720 no idea okay can you name a character from i don't know the other big movies star wars

00:07:08.740 any characters come to mind maybe one maybe one even titanic yeah right yeah yeah jack right

00:07:14.600 jack and rose yeah that's right yeah i mean it's very little to do with what why people went to go

00:07:21.020 see titanic they went to go see the boat sink yes but like you can remember at least even that i mean

00:07:26.560 like movies that make this much money typically are iconic like there's moments where you're like oh my

00:07:31.460 gosh remember when x y and z they're all means okay so so here's what i remember i kind of remember

00:07:38.100 the humans wanting to take fuel from their planet that's the only thing i remember i remember thinking

00:07:46.280 is this because they're raping the resources of the blue people planet is that's all i remember of 0.98

00:07:53.900 the movie yeah the generalized plot line had something to do with evil human beings and evil

00:07:58.980 probably white capitalists uh going around and stealing from uh these poor peaceful a peaceful

00:08:05.540 wonderful blue people and finally they step up and defend themselves right it's essentially the ewok 0.98

00:08:10.860 storyline right that's basically all it is is they took they took the return of the like the ewoks no i 0.96

00:08:18.600 know they took they took the the the return of the jedi storyline and then ruined it like it wasn't even

00:08:24.940 the the the weakest of the original trilogy they're like what if we what if we take the the the part

00:08:30.940 there and then and then it turned it into a computer program right like i mean even the name

00:08:36.260 avatar it's like a cheesy technical term that like an old person would think well let's use an internet

00:08:43.940 term for the name of our movie avatar it's just pathetic yeah was it the name of the planet or anything

00:08:50.680 what was the reason that avatar was the name of that movie i don't know the only thing i could think of

00:08:55.100 is when the movie came out it was technologically advanced because they they were basically making

00:09:01.640 a it was supposed to look really real but it wasn't you know it wasn't live action right it was like

00:09:07.300 in that weird in between area that was really impressive in what 2008 or 2009 whenever that movie

00:09:12.420 came out but like now now like what so so what we've seen like we're all now sick of cgi and no longer

00:09:20.740 want to see it anymore so i saw the um uh what is spirited did you see spirited yet did you say

00:09:27.780 you know i did yeah we talked about it yeah i loved it the so the judy dench part i don't know if that

00:09:32.700 was really judy dench or if it was or yeah cgi cgi is this the uh because cgi is yeah yeah cgi is so

00:09:40.600 good now you have no idea what's real what's not this is not impressive technology anymore and it looks

00:09:47.120 you know uh you guys uh weren't big gamers maybe growing up but like there's that thing that they

00:09:52.600 do in video games where things can look really realistic and yet people are walking around and

00:09:58.280 it just doesn't look right yeah there's they don't look right uncanny valley right and it's like it is

00:10:03.760 like it's that you even when you watch the preview they don't look real they don't look they're moving

00:10:09.560 a little bit strangely and it doesn't look natural you're anti-alien sort of yeah so how do you know

00:10:16.500 that aliens don't move that way have you ever been to the really good planet it's a great point

00:10:21.880 that's the avatarians it's a great point and i know he hasn't and they're spending billions of

00:10:28.160 dollars betting on that point which is and you know what i think it will probably do well because

00:10:34.080 i don't i've never had a good explanation on why that movie is so popular i've never met a soul

00:10:41.920 who liked it well nobody even talks about it it's just like a non-issue because there's no for the

00:10:48.220 biggest movie of all time yeah it's like you just said you just said that nobody ever there's no memes

00:10:54.280 on it there there aren't any no i don't i no one references it no it's just a giant zilch of a movie

00:11:01.200 that made a lot of money here but a movie that had been erased for 40 years um let me just say uh

00:11:10.180 mary's walking down the street in the snowstorm right you know that's it's a wonderful life go

00:11:16.900 ahead mary right mary don't you know me don't you know me mary okay i mean you can do that with

00:11:25.520 i am your father and you know this is bigger yeah and i don't know a single line from it

00:11:32.480 yeah no it's amazing i've really i've been looking looking at these movies the biggest movies

00:11:38.740 from from years i know obviously the avatar was the biggest movie of 2009 the ones look going back

00:11:46.760 home alone you know immediately know you could just do this yeah right right terminator 2

00:11:54.040 you remember that and you remember the morphing scene right yes yes um you know jurassic park

00:12:00.200 i don't know what what was that story about forest gump yeah right and that's a that's a weird story

00:12:07.560 to try to explain right but you could do it and everybody who comes here because we have the park

00:12:12.300 bench here in the studios and everybody everybody wants to have their picture taken on the park bench

00:12:19.700 and they always say the same thing life was like a box of chocolates every single time right toy story

00:12:25.740 right uh independence day i mean independence day is not a movie that had like a the test of time

00:12:32.600 all-time classic movie but you can still remember all sorts the laser coming down it's iconic you

00:12:38.360 remember all of it yeah uh titanic saving private ryan star wars now again star wars episode one which

00:12:45.060 everyone agrees was bad we all remember jar jar binks yes right every single person remembers it yes

00:12:52.100 does anyone remember one character from avatar which by the way was a decade more recent

00:12:57.300 you gotta tell you something it is almost like maybe did you see it in the theater yeah oh yeah i

00:13:03.040 was there opening night did you see it oh yeah yeah okay that blows that thing i thought maybe there

00:13:08.140 was some hypnosis when you went to see it at a theater not in my theater anyway there was some

00:13:13.860 subsonic uh hypnosis where you're like i love this movie right i'll never be able to tell you what it

00:13:20.880 was about but i love this movie look harry potter spider-man lord of the rings shrek star wars

00:13:29.840 pirates of the caribbean right even that uh spider-man again another spider-man the dark knight

00:13:36.180 right like people remember this then avatar which no one remembers at all toy story harry potter the

00:13:42.860 avengers hunger games american sniper which is an interesting one as far as a number one movie for a year

00:13:48.840 that doesn't fit per se but everyone kind of still remembers it so star wars star wars star wars

00:13:54.840 black panther even avengers uh 2020 is a bad one because bad boys for life was the number one movie

00:14:01.540 because of the pandemic year you can't use that one but then spider-man and top gun maverick

00:14:06.140 okay so all right so wait a minute what is it about we're gonna run out of time and let me take a

00:14:11.240 quick break and i just i want an answer to this what is the hero story what is the thing that people

00:14:19.200 watched and i don't know the answer to this and went oh that's me i see me in i see me in avatar

00:14:25.440 yeah tell me tell me back in just a minute

00:14:28.140 this is the best of the glenn beck program and we really want to thank you for listening

00:14:35.220 mr daniel horowitz welcome to the program hey great to be back with you in these confusing times

00:14:45.860 oh my gosh well we are we are we are showing real respect for marriage in this act don't you think

00:14:54.200 you know you know it's funny even with the judeo-christian heritage of this country

00:14:59.700 i believe there was never a time in history where the federal government ever technically

00:15:05.100 prevented a state from adopting something like let's say a gay marriage and indeed under the 0.87

00:15:11.500 defense of marriage act which this repeals uh eight or ten or so blue states did adopt gay marriage

00:15:18.020 right the federal government never prevented states from defining marriage as they saw fit doma only

00:15:24.620 defined it for federal purposes the military social security immigration things like that

00:15:29.060 yet this bill bans states from defining marriage as a marriage and i think what's so important

00:15:38.500 here is the times we're living in even if someone kind of evolved on that as all these gop 0.99

00:15:44.280 senators said over the last decade the last couple years should give you pause this is not even about

00:15:50.380 leviticus this is more about genesis when you look at the broader transhumanist agenda

00:15:56.780 everything they do seems to lead to a result of depopulation um undermining the continuity of

00:16:04.160 civilization you now have 21 of gen z according to gallup identifying as one of the alphabet soup stuff

00:16:13.300 that can't procreate or won't procreate that ain't natural and that ain't good yeah and when the

00:16:20.280 government makes it that it's an equal proposition it's a 50 50 proposition it's not even a biblical

00:16:26.800 values issue anymore this is straight up a continuity of civilization issue this is why

00:16:33.760 china reversed their one child policy you cannot sustain um anything uh at this level without

00:16:43.660 procreation uh we also see just there was a study out just this week that uh fertility rates for men

00:16:52.660 way down all over the world and now we are um codifying in the way that roe versus wade did

00:17:03.060 where i don't honestly i'm i'm more libertarian on this uh where i don't i don't really care

00:17:10.000 you want to get married fine just don't tell me what i have to do and i'm not going to tell you

00:17:17.520 where you have to get married um and this the biggest thing on this is the the fact that i think

00:17:26.180 this is going to be used to start to discriminate against christian organizations well i mean this has

00:17:34.380 already been happening so this thing kind of codifies bake the cake into a civil rights it

00:17:40.760 makes it a civil rights and by the way it's kind of funny at a time when all major corporations for

00:17:46.900 public accommodations could collaborate with big government to box out people from the entire society

00:17:55.440 getting organs getting a job getting anything on account of not getting pfizer stuff but somehow

00:18:03.920 you know bob shop uh cake shop he has to service this you know not just the person but the event

00:18:11.760 even though there's 50 other places within five miles they'll probably give the guy a discount and

00:18:16.740 will champion it i mean that's what this is all about it's about you know destroying the continuity

00:18:23.900 of civilization because you're right a lot of people i think kind of said yeah it's a couple people

00:18:28.240 here and there that's what they want whatever i don't care it doesn't affect my marriage

00:18:31.580 but what i'm telling people is when you see the results since oberger fell i i did the math with

00:18:37.660 gallup's poll and and and the exit polling this past election actually seems to hone in on the same

00:18:43.320 numbers the amount of people identifying as as one of these things grew 27 percent in one year

00:18:50.400 that is crazy and that is not 20 20 that is all social media and all propaganda you don't go

00:18:58.120 here that is um people born before 1946 0.8 said they were gay baby boomers 2.6 generation x 4.2

00:19:10.260 millennials 10.5 and generation z 20.8 come on and it's growing every year and my question is

00:19:22.560 how much is enough 30 50 60 again i mean this is nothing to even do with religious arguments you

00:19:29.440 could be a san francisco bathhouse guy but someone's gotta do the procreating and and think about the

00:19:35.540 millions of people that takes out of the procreation business and the notion that somehow republicans

00:19:42.320 thought that this needed further strengthening that there wasn't enough momentum behind it

00:19:48.040 is absurd but but glenn it's worse than just the 12 names it's the fact that all but a few of them

00:19:55.920 were fine with it mcconnell and foon the leaders they didn't whip against it they didn't speak out

00:20:01.080 against it they were hope yes vote no you know with the exception of cruz lee langford maybe one or two

00:20:06.880 others that was it uh they were all fine with this as they're all fine with every other issue the

00:20:13.860 democrats want to screw us on including uh you know the omnibus bill they're working on some

00:20:18.240 immigration stuff this is never ending so what is mike lee right with his amendment which failed

00:20:28.640 um is he is he right that this is going to affect all kinds of organizations where you know you'll

00:20:38.600 you'll lose your tax exempt status or whatever and and you'll have to hire people that are uh different 0.67

00:20:46.760 and you know if you're in a christian organization you know you you want to keep those values you're

00:20:53.560 not going to be able to keep those values that's what he really feels strongly that this is going to

00:20:59.640 just open everybody up well i mean the courts were doing this even before congress codified it so this

00:21:07.360 puts an exclamation mark on it obviously he laid down that marker made it very clear look you want

00:21:13.120 gay marriage here's a grand bargain you know you get your thing permanently even force red states to 1.00

00:21:18.600 always uh reciprocate it but you know religious liberty is untouchable and yeah i mean these republicans

00:21:26.260 except for susan collins did vote for it but it's a joke because then once it failed they voted for the

00:21:32.020 bill that didn't retain it and at this point i mean they have some very narrow carve out for some

00:21:38.340 non-profits but certainly for-profit so if you're a business like mastercape masterpiece cake shop

00:21:45.820 uh you are totally unprotected by even their weak protections in there so this again codifies that the

00:21:52.280 only saving grace i would say is that possibly by congress putting this in a statute it might make it

00:21:59.820 easier to hit at this in the courts and disqualified as an unconstitutional violation of the 10th

00:22:05.700 amendment um even though oberger fell was as well but you know the judges are kind of reluctant to

00:22:11.520 reverse their own thing even though uh the dobbs opinion clearly does reverse it but this is a new

00:22:17.360 statute that they could invalidate so i do think there is an angle there in the court uh and so this

00:22:23.900 makes if you're a if you're a baker this makes it pretty pretty hard to say i can't i can't bake that

00:22:32.160 right your religious objection is gone now legally exactly i mean the the the baker could say anyone

00:22:40.360 working in the 115 degree room back there has to wear a mask uh and violate occupational safety law

00:22:47.340 but he cannot say look i'm just going to sit this one out i don't want to bake uh for something you

00:22:52.380 know with my handiwork something that violates my conscience um yeah i mean this is the society we

00:22:57.720 live in uh it's a new set of ethos it's a new um pagan theocracy where uh we mandate gay marriage we

00:23:06.220 mandate uh pfizer's whatever product they come out with next uh they fight for their values i mean you

00:23:12.100 got to give them credit you listen to their speeches they were passionate they believed in it

00:23:16.440 kirsten cinema hugged one of the republican senators uh they're very passionate pounding the lector

00:23:22.220 on it on the republican side again it's not just the 12 uh none of them fell strongly about it and

00:23:28.220 this is kind of that imbalance we see on every issue uh they are fully peddled to the metal unified in

00:23:34.820 their beliefs and even on the most fundamental questions of our time uh we we can't get any

00:23:40.580 sense of uh not just unanimity of opinion but we can't even get a modicum of opposition

00:23:45.920 so what happens to the republican party if this is what they're going to be uh over the next two

00:23:53.140 years i i mean there's no passion to get out and defend these people i i mean look at any major issue

00:24:02.120 what are they saying on on biomedical tyranny covid fascism are you hearing a word about that no i mean

00:24:07.600 what are they saying on blocking the fbi from arresting political opponents uh it's it's nothing

00:24:13.160 it's i've had to bite my tongue for quite a while with a lot of our colleagues but the reality is

00:24:19.180 the republican party has been a controlled opposition for a very long time people are a

00:24:24.700 little bit confused because there are only two parties so once in a while you have a good guy that

00:24:29.320 happens to be a republican because there's no other option but at a leadership level it's a controlled

00:24:34.220 opposition and as conservatives we need to pray and think and strategize hard what we need to do it's

00:24:40.260 got to start certainly with local and state affairs i think um obviously we need to focus more on say

00:24:46.240 the state of texas's legislative session more than we do on congress at this point yeah um and try to

00:24:52.360 maybe build back better to uh yes at a state level that would make you klaus schwab i just want to point

00:25:01.060 that out um one last thing have you been reinstated at twitter yet no i have not and i don't want to

00:25:08.800 prejudge this because it could be at any given time but i will say it is kind of interesting

00:25:13.060 that dr malone dr mccullough um none of the big you know medical freedom patriots have been restated

00:25:23.880 and i find that kind of interesting but you don't want to go any further than that

00:25:29.340 it could be it takes time but again it just is an interesting observation

00:25:35.200 that anyone who has kicked off on account of medical freedom has not been reinstated although

00:25:40.940 they do say they've taken away the new censorship on on the covet issue so we will wait and see yeah

00:25:47.900 they did remove some policy right it was the covet misinformation policy they've suspended

00:25:52.900 which means they're not anything yeah that doesn't this mean that they are they're no longer

00:25:58.560 putting out little things this is missing this may be misinformation right go to the cdc for the truth

00:26:05.400 uh no i mean that has improved um so that is definitely a step in the right direction but i mean it's kind

00:26:14.640 of like a lesson with the republican party you can't hope it gets done you got to make sure it gets done

00:26:19.280 although i don't think this is really our decision um but we can't put our trust in man i mean that is

00:26:24.780 that is really the lesson no one man is going to save us no one platform is going to save us

00:26:29.960 uh it's kind of like starting a campfire it's it's ground up and there's no silver bullet and we just

00:26:36.020 really have to assert our will in the states where a majority of people think like us and make it clear

00:26:41.400 that these republicans are persona non grata with the voters so daniel have you been following the

00:26:46.720 balenciaga uh story sure a little bit from afar okay there is real evil

00:26:54.640 that is going on this this pedophilia stuff is is just marching through and this is something that

00:27:03.640 if you would have said 10 years ago oh the next thing you're going to know you're going to be you

00:27:08.360 know uh pushing for the the normalization of pedophilia they got crazy on the left how dare you say

00:27:16.240 that how dare you that is just a conspiracy theory it's never going to happen and now it's happening

00:27:21.300 and i can't believe the number of people that are just dismissing this do you have any thoughts on

00:27:29.720 this you know when when our founders identified self-identity self-evident truth in the declaration

00:27:37.540 they identified god as the source of those self-evident truths and i have no other way of explaining this

00:27:44.760 other than when when you go away from that path uh you're in outer space i mean there's no limit to

00:27:51.160 where you can float so people are like well you know i think kind of homosexuality is kind of great 0.99

00:27:55.900 let's let's get involved in that and then those alphabet letters got added and added and now it's

00:28:01.920 like a whole litany of them i wish we can make an editorial rule to ban that acronym here at the blaze

00:28:07.640 it's just it's ridiculous to use their parlance but i will tell you the p will absolutely um be added

00:28:14.720 to it within the next few years along with other letters as well the p as in pedophile and sexual

00:28:21.840 okay well like yeah i mean for what you want there's there's an unlimited number of options and that's

00:28:29.040 the thing the the the the brakes are off this train it was never about accommodating a few people that

00:28:35.960 are kind of confused or in a you know rough situation or feel they need to love that it was

00:28:41.460 always a concerted effort um marxism's lead ship in its armada is cultural marxism um familiar ties

00:28:50.600 the family structure is the bulwark against um a government you can't have a country a big government

00:28:58.820 overbearing government you can't have a country without faith and family and they needed to destroy

00:29:03.640 the former two in order to destroy the the third one the country and consolidate this support and 0.55

00:29:10.960 make everyone just kind of this androgynous uh ai bot with no lineage no ties to anything but fully

00:29:19.620 controlled by government um so again like even more than i think i think it had it had its roots in

00:29:26.020 moving away from the judeo-christian sounding of america but now it's really every bit as much

00:29:31.420 part of the transhumanist agenda almost like the biomedical experimentations more than even the

00:29:38.320 classical licentious agenda that the left has been pushing you know since the 60s and that's that's

00:29:44.760 really what this is about and again notice everything everything seems to land in depopulation

00:29:51.920 the more you make people confused about right and wrong about basic human relationships

00:29:58.160 the less procreation you're going to get and that somehow seems to coincidentally

00:30:04.080 align with their biomedical agenda as well i mean it's amazing you look at what's happening with canada

00:30:10.280 where they're about to let somebody uh you know kill themselves doctor assisted suicide because he's very

00:30:18.100 sick um and can't afford his apartment anymore and so the solution is instead of making him homeless

00:30:26.620 let's kill him that i mean this is so malthusian all of it is so anti-human it's crazy

00:30:35.880 that that's really what it is it's anti-human this is not about liberal or conservative or even

00:30:42.160 communism right it's anti-humanism we've never faced this degree of uh a pagan theocracy before and

00:30:48.660 it's something we got to update to our pro-life cause daniel horowitz thank you so much he is by the

00:30:55.020 way the co-author of rise of the fourth reich you want to know what happened with uh covid and all

00:31:01.980 the behind the scenes this is a tremendous book it'll be out soon but you can pre-order

00:31:07.680 the rise of the fourth reich now the best of the glenn beck program

00:31:13.180 so the left has been talking for a long time i should also mention it's stew and jeffy in for glenn

00:31:22.380 glenn did most of the show today and was called out for a family emergency so we ask you to keep

00:31:27.280 him and his family in uh in uh your prayers uh today as he's uh dealing with some stuff on the

00:31:34.400 on the home front that uh we hope he's going to be back here for uh his tv show tonight of course it's

00:31:39.740 wednesday so glenn tv tonight on blaze tv follow uh right right before that is stew does america oh

00:31:46.560 that's still on shockingly at least for a couple more weeks as far as i know it's still on uh we'll

00:31:51.500 see uh but yeah make sure uh to you know we'll uh we'll give you updates here during the day on

00:31:56.140 social media as to whether uh the show he had planned is going to be able to happen because i

00:31:59.500 know he's in the middle of something so we do appreciate your prayers and i know he does more

00:32:02.900 than more than anybody so thank you for that uh i know the audience always steps up in these moments

00:32:08.560 and and it does such a great job so thank you so much um we're talking about about our country

00:32:14.000 though and the left has been for years and years telling us that global warming is the greatest

00:32:21.340 existential threat that exists in the world now it's interesting because they have a guy who built

00:32:28.820 the largest electric car company in the world and they now hate him they hate him they hate him

00:32:32.740 poison because he lets people tweet all right he's the worst person in the world because he allows

00:32:38.840 people to put 240 characters out there that the left might not agree with so the greatest existential

00:32:45.420 threat screw that don't worry about that let's criticize elon musk and make him out to be the 0.73

00:32:49.920 worst person in the world but the other part of this which has always been interesting to me i think

00:32:54.460 it's a really defining line in the environmental sort of debate and movement is if you see an environmentalist

00:33:02.480 who does not support nuclear power you know they're not serious you know that person is a fraud because

00:33:10.780 if you say you care about global warming and you're going to say we should not use unlimited clean energy

00:33:19.380 with no emissions and you don't think we should pursue that at all you're obviously not making any sense

00:33:26.660 either you want to you're part of the degrowth movement where you think you know we shouldn't uh

00:33:32.720 pave paradise to put up a parking lot if you're one of those people uh or none of this is serious

00:33:39.420 because you find out over and over again even solar and wind projects people don't want them in their

00:33:43.980 backyard right they're killing some bird you've never heard of there's uh whales they're killing

00:33:50.040 whales they're killing whales up on the northeast where there's there's these uh the right whales i think

00:33:55.080 they are really yeah they're putting windmills in the water they're like no no we can't put them

00:33:59.280 there sorry there's right whales that swim by there and i'm not a i'm not a uh an expert on the sea

00:34:07.440 but my understanding of offshore wind the the part that's in the water is really not doing a lot it's

00:34:16.060 just kind of it's just a pole yeah but you never know you know a whale swimming around bangs into it

00:34:21.200 well are these whales drunk what do you mean they're just swimming around bashing into poles

00:34:27.120 never know okay i guess you never know so you wonder about our nuclear uh program because we

00:34:33.880 have not we've had no nuclear power plants i mean we're closing them down we are now two or three

00:34:40.300 generations behind when it comes to nuclear power plants we have so much advanced technology we're not

00:34:45.440 even utilizing because people can't get these plants approved well in comes the biden administration

00:34:51.540 and they want to make sure they're on it the idea that you might be irradiated at any moment is put in

00:34:57.160 the hands of someone very very serious in this particular case sam brinton love they them you love

00:35:07.240 they them sam brinton yeah because sam brinton you might say who i don't know who sam brinton is

00:35:12.260 you may have seen the photo of sam brinton which is notable for for some significant reasons you

00:35:19.700 might notice something a little different about he always wears i mean he always wears a fashionable

00:35:24.300 dress they i'm sorry they them these stories drive me insane by the way because they all start off

00:35:31.160 with his preferred pronouns are they them so then the story continues with then they right instead of he

00:35:37.700 or she or she it's just it really hard to follow it really is hard there are times where i really

00:35:44.060 can't understand i have to stop and go okay no we got it it's not just me making fun of it it's no i

00:35:49.100 know you know being a conservative saying this is wrong we're just changing the definitions of words

00:35:52.760 that weird conservative trait where you think words should mean things no it's like i really don't know

00:35:58.460 what's happening is there a group of people doing something or is one person i don't know person

00:36:02.620 because they are they've already prefaced it with they prefer they them so we're just going to call

00:36:06.720 them they them throughout the whole story even when it doesn't make any sense zero sense doesn't

00:36:10.540 matter it doesn't matter so anyway uh okay so sam sam brinton can you can you walk me through the

00:36:17.840 jeffy the as if i didn't understand the the sort of biological physics of this situation is this a

00:36:26.760 uh someone who was born a man yeah no he's a male yeah he's still a male yeah so he doesn't

00:36:33.500 identify as anything else no he just you know he identifies he as well he likes to uh uh he likes

00:36:40.600 to call himself a pup handler i'm sorry a pup handler what the heck is a pup handler that's when

00:36:47.860 that's when men who are gay like to be treated as dogs so he you know handles the pups so he is 0.97

00:36:59.840 not necessarily the one who wants to be treated as a dog although he's not opposed to that but he

00:37:04.220 usually he usually is handling so what we have here is a biological male who is still a male but

00:37:11.340 often dresses as a female yeah non-binary you know there's not non-binary and is uh gay as well as far

00:37:19.380 as i know so we're layering all that on top and we're like hey go deal with the nukes oh yeah he's

00:37:24.320 really smart he's he's got all kinds of degrees it does have a lot of degrees really a smart guy

00:37:29.540 and i forget what his whole title is there at the he's spent nuclear rods just i forget i think he

00:37:36.900 might be reading a different part of his forget it okay so so this person is in charge of spent

00:37:42.520 nuclear whatever his job is okay i mean he went to mit you know like he's really smart he does have a

00:37:47.820 a big his resume big resume absolutely but it's important to understand it's not just education

00:37:54.600 when you're dealing with an important job like this it's also stability is an issue right and i feel

00:38:00.720 like there are some signs unrelated to the amount of makeup or dresses this person is wearing that

00:38:08.820 might make you think he's not the right person for the job wow do you have any evidence that would

00:38:13.540 support this thesis well other than pup handling early on in his career because i know he's big

00:38:21.520 with uh he also started and i think he i think he started the trevor project too he's big on that

00:38:26.180 which is uh yeah which is a part of uh the teen suicide and lgbtq suicide and issues that's you

00:38:33.760 know discouraging it by the way we should be clear yes discouraging it but uh after now he's had the

00:38:40.100 gig right he's got the gig in the biden administration and we find out that he has

00:38:45.900 now been charged with felony theft and you know i mean his faces i think the uh he goes before the

00:38:53.540 court in this the first december 16th i think was the date that i remember right uh and he could face

00:39:00.000 you know prison time and a fine of like ten thousand dollars because he stole some luggage at the

00:39:06.740 minneapolis airport and he just decided now i don't know i'm sure that you stew have a vera

00:39:13.300 bradley suitcase you're gonna be surprised to hear i do not i do not have a vera bradley suitcase really

00:39:19.040 now does does our hero in the story sam brinton have well he has a vera bradley suitcase now because

00:39:25.340 he stole it it was all that was worth like 2300 bucks i mean 2300 bucks for this suitcase i know

00:39:34.360 that's why i thought you would have one oh yeah that's me the guy just spends on fashion you know

00:39:39.880 that's that's me i know wait so so he was so he's at minneapolis airport okay and he decides

00:39:45.820 i like that suitcase i'm going to take it and he does and he walks away he takes the tag off of it

00:39:54.900 walks out of the airport the tag off of it walks out of the airport so obviously you know instead of

00:40:01.280 just looking the other way the person who owned the 2300 piece of luggage said hey i'm missing my

00:40:08.780 luggage where is it and they look back at the footage because they didn't have it well who would

00:40:14.820 know that they have cameras at airports everywhere you know i mean who and who could possibly have

00:40:19.320 that sort of in-depth knowledge of it you wouldn't think of it in minneapolis come on now come on maybe

00:40:24.140 new york but not minneapolis so they look back at the footage and there he is taking the suitcase and

00:40:30.340 taking the tags off i mean that's bad because so so what was the was the excuse oh i thought it was

00:40:36.160 my bag because that's a typical excuse for people who steal luggage and just a helpful hint from me

00:40:41.900 uh jeff fisher chewing the fat i'm here to help uh when you take luggage don't take the tags off

00:40:48.200 just keep going just take the luggage and go are you giving tips on how to steal luggage is that

00:40:54.340 what you're doing if you want to get caught now it's like oh shoot you're right i just thought it

00:41:01.220 was mine i'm sorry you're good but if you're caught taking the tags off then everyone knows you know you

00:41:08.220 knew it wasn't yours now okay did sam have a bag yeah he did have a bag because i was i was under

00:41:16.680 the impression that maybe he was flying without a bag i think he had his carry-on i think he had

00:41:21.340 his carry-on or another bag that he was picking up if you have a carry-on you don't need to go to the

00:41:25.280 luggage well uh depot there and pick it up off the little fancy but my understanding i mean this was

00:41:31.300 just an extra he went there and he decided that he liked that and he took it now whether you know

00:41:36.480 oh i have not seen the footage minneapolis airport has not released it to me i wish they would i'd be

00:41:42.460 happy to look at it um so then the police call him and say hey um hey because i mean again if you're

00:41:52.560 listening on radio and you've never seen sam brinton it's not like you'd miss him in a crowd

00:41:58.480 right like it's not like you'd say okay oh that's a typical nuclear scientist that's not me

00:42:04.000 right it's like there's no way to deny that if you're sam brinton that you are sam brinton

00:42:09.560 and he says no i i still had my clothes the suitcase that i grabbed had my clothes in it and

00:42:15.980 i didn't do a thing and they were like oh okay and then he called back because at the airport

00:42:23.100 he calls him back okay and says you know what oh my gosh you know what maybe i did pick up the wrong

00:42:30.960 suitcase and the police go but it's really strange because all i had was my clothes i just had my

00:42:38.440 clothes really because the hotel found all the clothes that were in the suitcase that belonged to

00:42:43.980 the other person in the hotel room after you left i mean this is really sloppy again it's wrong to

00:42:50.940 steal someone's luggage however if you're going to steal someone's luggage leave the clothes in the

00:42:56.480 hotel room no yeah dispose of those someplace else and don't worry uh you say hey you should really

00:43:04.180 dispose of that those clothes properly this is the person in charge of disposed nuclear fuel

00:43:09.260 it just seems like maybe you give the job to anyone else anyone else like homer simpson i you'd put

00:43:22.760 homer in charge over this person feels like that would be a better choice really and again like

00:43:28.880 i will say you look at the resume of sam brinton as far as like education goes and you can find

00:43:33.880 that they are i guess qualified for this job but are they the most qualified are they did you look

00:43:40.960 at this person you say hey this person's the most stable he's gonna represent us good right it's like

00:43:46.000 they keep doing this where they're putting people in positions of power based solely on either their

00:43:52.960 genitals or their skin color or which genitals they prefer interacting with all of these bizarre 0.82

00:43:59.900 qualifications that have nothing to do with job performance it's how corinne jean pierre who was 0.95

00:44:04.960 hired for all three of those reasons it has this job where everyone knows she's terrible everyone 1.00

00:44:10.300 everyone knows everyone knows this is the single worst person uh possible to do this job she has no 0.99

00:44:19.140 idea what she's talking about she's constantly just reading she can't defend these policies many of them

00:44:25.720 to her credit are indefensible i understand that but she's got her great big book of everything and

00:44:30.440 it's just we're just going to read out of that and that's what that's what you have that's what she

00:44:33.680 has that's really what she does yeah every day she opens it up and she reads the most basic things

00:44:39.020 that anyone should be able to stumbles over that and stumbles over that says then doesn't know what

00:44:43.020 the words are that's it wraps up picks up her great big book of everything and off she goes

00:44:46.680 it's good this is how this happens when you hire based on genitals i mean unless you're you're

00:44:54.640 running a strip club then maybe that's something you know maybe one of the things you want to think

00:44:58.220 about well you have to stew i don't know why you of course you do if you're running a strip club

00:45:02.780 i shouldn't have brought that up in your presence there are some jobs perhaps where you should think

00:45:07.960 of this when you're talking about nuclear physics no no is sam britton gonna do jail time i doubt it

00:45:14.560 you know he'll probably pay a fine and give the suitcase back and be fine but when they tried to reach

00:45:19.620 out to him they realized oh he's on leave he hasn't worked here oh no he's been on leave for

00:45:25.400 over a month now what are you trying to get a hold of him for oh oh okay maybe they've already realized

00:45:31.660 this problem and they've taken him out of the job for it to happen very interesting

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