The Glenn Beck Program - Best of The Program ｜ Guest： Daniel Suhr ｜ 3⧸4⧸21

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00:00:28.040 Oh, Pat Cray is joining us.

00:00:31.620 Let's see.

00:00:32.420 Is there anything at all, anything at all we could talk about?

00:00:39.160 Hey, how about Cuomo?

00:00:40.500 Yes.

00:00:41.900 Yes.

00:00:43.600 What?

00:00:44.280 Stu, you want to talk about Cuomo?

00:00:45.940 Really?

00:00:46.220 That's a surprise.

00:00:46.920 Yeah.

00:00:48.200 Every day I come in and I see something new about Cuomo and I'm like, I'm going to taunt

00:00:52.560 him with it the whole day.

00:00:54.380 We might talk about Cuomo.

00:00:55.820 Please let me talk about Cuomo.

00:00:57.220 Oh, the big apology yesterday.

00:00:58.980 That was fun.

00:00:59.600 Oh, wasn't it?

00:01:00.540 We did a whole show on it last night.

00:01:01.700 He's so sorry.

00:01:02.140 He's so, so, so, so sorry.

00:01:03.720 Now, yesterday, yesterday was like, bada bing, so I go to strip clubs.

00:01:09.040 That's what me and my dad used to do.

00:01:13.640 Now, that was yesterday or the day before.

00:01:17.660 Now, yesterday, this is his apology.

00:01:20.720 This is what I want you to know, and I want you to know this from me directly.

00:01:27.540 Oh, good.

00:01:28.260 All right.

00:01:29.200 I never touched anyone inappropriately.

00:01:33.820 Never.

00:01:34.500 Never.

00:01:34.680 I never touched anyone inappropriately.

00:01:38.900 You just said that.

00:01:39.460 Okay, now listen.

00:01:39.980 You just said it.

00:01:40.480 Now listen, listen.

00:01:41.080 He's going to tear up.

00:01:41.360 I never knew.

00:01:42.680 Listen.

00:01:43.540 At the time that I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.

00:01:49.020 Mm-hmm.

00:01:49.460 Okay.

00:01:50.060 I never knew at the time I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.

00:01:55.320 You just said that one, too.

00:01:57.120 That's weird.

00:01:57.900 I certainly never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone.

00:02:05.500 Oh, gosh.

00:02:05.880 Are you getting emotional?

00:02:06.840 Or cause anyone any pain.

00:02:09.700 Oh, that's really not true.

00:02:11.900 That is the last thing I would ever want to do.

00:02:15.080 It's the first thing you want to do.

00:02:16.180 It's hurt people.

00:02:16.520 Let me just say this.

00:02:18.380 Look, she was there.

00:02:20.260 I was talking to her about maybe helping me on my next bubernatorial race.

00:02:27.900 Bubinatorial race.

00:02:35.780 He is America's dumbest governor.

00:02:37.960 I tell you what, this is all I want to say to you.

00:02:40.880 I can keep you safe from the COVIDs. 0.93

00:02:43.580 You know what I'm saying?

00:02:44.900 Just come spend some time on my Anthony Couchy.

00:02:48.660 Hey, baby.

00:02:56.740 I've got some COVID safety equipment for you.

00:03:00.380 Want to see my pee-pee?

00:03:02.720 E?

00:03:04.640 Who knew that would offend anyone?

00:03:08.660 Right.

00:03:09.040 Right.

00:03:09.540 How did he intend that to offend?

00:03:11.760 Hey, baby.

00:03:12.980 Let's play a little nursing home, huh?

00:03:15.400 Why don't you pull my plug down? 0.85

00:03:17.420 How can that possibly be offensive and cause somebody to feel uncomfortable?

00:03:24.620 I don't see it.

00:03:25.340 Such a surprise.

00:03:25.940 I don't see it at all.

00:03:27.240 This is an embarrassing performance last night.

00:03:29.780 He's faking the emotion.

00:03:31.480 No, you can't say that.

00:03:33.060 You don't know.

00:03:34.460 I do know.

00:03:35.180 I do know.

00:03:35.720 I've watched too many freaking movies.

00:03:36.940 The man is incapable of feeling empathy for another human being.

00:03:41.800 He's incapable of it.

00:03:43.480 So, I mean, you know, this is what happens when you kill thousands of people.

00:03:46.820 Hard to feel empathy for something like this.

00:03:49.400 When thousands of people, you've sent thousands of people to their unwanted death.

00:03:53.120 It's hard to feel the empathy for a bad joke.

00:03:57.020 Hey, hey, hey.

00:03:57.600 I was only trying to flatten a couple of her curbs. 0.99

00:04:00.480 You know what I'm saying?

00:04:01.580 That's what I'm trying to do.

00:04:03.380 You know, I like all my nursing home death numbers the same.

00:04:07.700 Under the table.

00:04:09.560 What's happening under the table?

00:04:11.340 That one.

00:04:14.900 Look, it's been really bad.

00:04:19.260 We went through the polls yesterday.

00:04:21.240 He went from 71% to 38% in approval rating.

00:04:24.440 Wow.

00:04:25.080 71% to 38%.

00:04:26.500 And that's over the past year.

00:04:28.900 And more people want him to resign over the nursing homes than they do the sexual harassment stuff.

00:04:33.060 Isn't that crazy?

00:04:33.640 Seriously?

00:04:34.080 I found to be encouraging, actually.

00:04:36.740 That's great.

00:04:37.520 Yeah, because I think the politicians are using the harassment stuff because they can't admit they were so wrong on the COVID stuff.

00:04:44.420 And this is a pretty good distraction for him, actually.

00:04:46.720 Yeah.

00:04:47.040 And look, you know, he's definitely acted like a creep to a bunch of women.

00:04:50.820 I don't think there's all that much doubt about that.

00:04:53.140 Hey, hey, hey.

00:04:53.760 Well, no, I'm sorry, Andrew.

00:04:54.720 But it is a, it's an amazing thing.

00:05:00.820 I was going back and looking at his, remember the poster he was selling?

00:05:05.540 The poster he was selling?

00:05:06.280 The one where he was driving in his Camaro or something?

00:05:09.180 Yeah.

00:05:09.440 Or is it a Firebird?

00:05:10.580 Firebird.

00:05:11.880 He's got the mountain, right?

00:05:13.520 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:14.400 And I'm looking at this thing, and I was like, yeah, I wonder if you could still buy it.

00:05:17.460 Sadly, no longer available for sale.

00:05:19.560 It's a broken link now, which, oh, no.

00:05:21.960 If somebody has it, please send it to mercuryone.org.

00:05:27.060 If anyone has Dr. Seuss books and you want to make a donation, it'll be tax deductible.

00:05:33.540 Send the Dr. Seuss books to Mercury One.

00:05:36.440 We tried to go out and buy them, and now they're just crazy expensive.

00:05:40.760 But we are-

00:05:42.040 Already?

00:05:42.600 Oh, they're over $1,000 apiece now.

00:05:45.240 Oh, my gosh.

00:05:46.020 Yeah.

00:05:46.560 $1,000 apiece now.

00:05:48.380 Wow.

00:05:48.680 Just the six that were banned, right?

00:05:50.420 You're going to get a bunch of hop-on-pops that-

00:05:53.220 Hey! 0.99

00:05:54.260 Now we're talking, huh?

00:05:56.340 Hey, you, over there. 0.99

00:05:57.840 What are your hop-on-pops?

00:05:59.880 That is Andrew Crumbo's favorite Dr. Seuss book.

00:06:02.900 He's 63.

00:06:03.820 She's 25. 0.53

00:06:04.780 He wants you to hop-on-pop.

00:06:06.460 Yeah, there you go.

00:06:07.900 Keep hopping.

00:06:08.840 Up and down.

00:06:09.600 Hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop, hop.

00:06:12.520 And to say he never touched anybody inappropriately, when you have-

00:06:17.000 When you just meet a 22-year-old or 23, however old that girl was, with the backless dress, 0.58

00:06:22.680 and he's got his hand on the lower part of her back, and it's backless, to say that's

00:06:28.760 not inappropriate?

00:06:29.740 Okay.

00:06:30.240 So, wait a minute.

00:06:30.800 Wait a minute.

00:06:31.120 Wait a minute.

00:06:31.360 And he also-

00:06:31.960 And everybody saw that.

00:06:33.160 Wait a minute.

00:06:33.740 Culture has changed on that.

00:06:39.140 When you would put your arm around people for your taking pictures, I used to actually

00:06:44.600 put my hands on people.

00:06:46.140 Now, they're floating mysteriously and weirdly behind someone.

00:06:50.340 That is true.

00:06:50.840 But was it a picture opportunity?

00:06:52.980 I don't think so.

00:06:53.420 I don't think so.

00:06:54.360 He just met her.

00:06:55.420 He had just-

00:06:56.520 And she said almost immediately he had the hand on the small of her back.

00:07:01.020 Listen, if she has the small of her back, and your hand kind of slips down under her dress,

00:07:07.080 under her panties, and just kind of squeezes a little bit, that happens. 1.00

00:07:11.620 That happens.

00:07:12.260 Especially when you're taking a photo with somebody.

00:07:13.940 Right.

00:07:14.340 That can happen.

00:07:14.520 You're taking a photo.

00:07:15.440 You can't-

00:07:15.980 I'm thinking about-

00:07:16.700 You can't control that.

00:07:17.180 They're saying to me, smile, and I'm not even paying attention to what my hand is doing

00:07:24.500 in her under her underpants. 0.52

00:07:26.820 You know what I'm saying?

00:07:28.220 Everybody can relate.

00:07:30.040 Ba-da-bing! 0.99

00:07:30.680 and we should point out too he walked up to this woman this one woman was 33 i believe so like

00:07:38.940 ancient and cuomo years like dog years and walked up to her and put his hand on her bare back

00:07:47.860 and she physically removed yeah with her hand his hand so she pulled him away 1.00

00:07:54.100 seconds after that is when he the picture that has been out there where he has his hands on her

00:07:59.200 face so she was that's and that is talking down to somebody yeah you put your hands on people's

00:08:05.220 faces like that who do you do that to you do that to children to a kid maybe someone i mean and joe

00:08:10.460 does it to kids and then he pulls them in closely uh i mean you only do that when you're talking

00:08:17.820 down to somebody or somebody it's a very intimate moment with you and you know your spouse or

00:08:23.500 somebody you know very well very well right and not someone who's just the first contact

00:08:29.100 you've ever made with the person physically removed your hand no i mean that's that's a thing like

00:08:33.040 right that's a what's he doing he's just now he's like is he talking down to her what did he say to

00:08:38.300 her when and he asked her if he could kiss her that's what he asked said oh my gosh and he said

00:08:42.340 that did you not get the i just removed your hand from my ass did you not get that one that's bad i 0.99

00:08:48.960 mean that's again is it is it a criminal action probably not is it the type of thing now this was not

00:08:54.620 at a work event this particular one was at a social event but is it the power dynamic right the power

00:08:59.920 dynamic she was 20 she was 25 he was 670 years old and and also he was the governor of the state

00:09:08.160 and most likely a monster yeah now and this one you have to understand these the age separation was

00:09:13.940 only three decades here um so that was not it's not i mean look it was only 30 years they have a lot

00:09:18.620 yeah not 30 they have a lot in common they both wear shoes uh they can talk skin they have skin

00:09:26.420 they have so much i will say the shoes things pants right you wear pants or no pants on the shoes

00:09:32.300 thing though that she does not wear dr shoals so there is some there are some differences i was

00:09:38.100 talking to dr falso dr shoals that's his uh epidemiologist he's been trusting his dr shoals this

00:09:45.240 whole time i look i it's i do think a lot of this is an excuse for his other borderline possible

00:09:55.400 criminal actions he's taken you know when you go through a year and praise andrew cuomo for his

00:10:02.080 handling and then you realize hey let's not talk about probes or handling okay i'm a little sensitive

00:10:10.160 right now when you do that you can't just reverse it right because then you're admitting you

00:10:15.140 were incompetent during the entire covet thing yep when you when you were praising him for being

00:10:20.080 wonderful now you realize he was terrible you can't turn that around so easily so i think they're

00:10:25.100 utilizing these scandals to uh show they have a way to turn this thing around oh now we we think he

00:10:32.860 should be out of there i honestly i think for the people of new york the best thing that can happen

00:10:36.860 is him leaving any way possible i'm a huge skeptic that's something that positive for america can occur

00:10:42.900 i don't think he survives this you know between the two of them no no wait slate is coming to his

00:10:48.760 defense slate is yes slate is saying that yes several accusations on sexual harassment but

00:10:56.220 it's time to demand due process yeah it wasn't time with kavanaugh yeah it wasn't never done and it

00:11:03.780 won't be time next time if it's a conservative no no and it won't be time even for andrew cuomo he

00:11:08.860 will not give due process to the next republican that goes through this though i do say i will

00:11:12.760 agree and be consistent and i think we all will that that he does deserve due process for this

00:11:18.580 however he's had due process for the nursing home thing and we've gone through that he was negligent

00:11:23.960 i mean you could really charge negligent negligent homicide on this yeah negligent homicide

00:11:28.720 not just negligence negligent homicide yes he knew what he was doing he knew what he was hard to

00:11:35.320 imagine it really is hard for me to physically imagine a person going through this scenario and

00:11:42.120 saying okay wait you want to do what now you want to take the people who have covid19 and you want to

00:11:46.820 put them in the same rooms with the most vulnerable people now only five governors did this cuomo added on to

00:11:54.960 this and did a situation where he couldn't he made it illegal to test them so it's like let's just say

00:12:00.600 you knew you were going to take a covid19 positive patient into your nursing home you might at least

00:12:05.220 put them in like the back room i don't know away from the other patients right yeah he wouldn't even

00:12:10.260 allow the testing to occur to know if they were positive right it's not like joe biden who knows

00:12:15.920 these people have covid and uh because they're illegals he's just going to release them into the general 1.00

00:12:21.580 population of texas right it's not that no no he wouldn't allow the second test to be done right

00:12:28.900 yeah and then there's the situation where his excuse for this is well we thought hospitals were going to

00:12:34.980 be overwhelmed and the cdc did a terrible job with our hospital estimates early on that's why i was

00:12:39.840 shoving him in ovens look look the cages were overwhelmed i had to do something with them hey get into

00:12:47.760 this oven but a brooklyn nursing home in particular went to cuomo in the middle of this and said hey i

00:12:53.960 know you're saying we need to bring these covid positive patients back into our freaking nursing 0.83

00:12:57.920 home but i happen to notice this giant ship that donald trump pulled in because you said that you

00:13:03.840 needed it so bad it holds thousands of thousands and it's entirely empty can we take those people

00:13:08.560 and put them on there no can we do that why would we put them in the javits sensor when it was empty

00:13:13.460 it was at his disposal and what cuomo said was do it no no suck it no yeah hey watch your language 0.63

00:13:21.780 all right let me give you one more story on governor cuomo now this is an opportunity for you to find out

00:13:30.740 how politically incorrect you really are i want no one on this program to say anything about this

00:13:38.500 story this is a joke if you find this funny you'll have to ask yourself why okay okay

00:13:46.200 chicago mayor laurie lightfoot is that the whole thing no no because i was laughing has sympathized

00:13:58.580 with the women who accused new york governor andrew cuomo of inappropriate sexual behavior

00:14:05.280 because she said she herself has been a victim of workplace sexual harassment

00:14:12.660 you have to ask yourself why right if you're laughing if you're laughing you're sick you're a bad yeah

00:14:24.660 you want some common sense here it is and i want to quote directly from a transcript you'll

00:14:40.740 understand why i'm saying that in a second quote the thing i want to talk about that's happened

00:14:46.600 recently and i never from my years of teaching and administration i do not get into religion i do

00:14:53.140 not get into politics with my students it's not that i don't or i'm not involved in them i'm deeply

00:14:59.080 involved in them but that is my belief my belief is that those things should reflect your values and

00:15:06.200 your values you should get from your parents so i always want to have the students go to their parents

00:15:11.380 when they have a question about their values and how that value should be reflected in their faith or in

00:15:17.000 their politics and you want to align those decisions about religion and politics with those values

00:15:22.540 and with truth i'm also not a conspiracy theorist i have no belief in some great overarching illuminati

00:15:28.760 group that's taking over anything but some stuff has happened last weekend now this was in january 11th

00:15:35.420 that i have some problems with that i think affect you and i want you to help i want to help you think

00:15:40.940 about them i'm not going to tell you what to think i just want to help you think and no it's not about

00:15:46.600 the capital riots that was ignorance at the highest levels i don't know too many people who are going to

00:15:52.760 be okay with what happened i don't care whose side you agree with we do not practice sedition we do not

00:16:00.300 attack our legislature but no what's going on with twitter and facebook and google and apple their decision

00:16:09.060 as private companies to filter and to decide what you can hear and know about and this is not about

00:16:16.040 trump i'm not getting into that this is about speech because there have been times in american history

00:16:21.840 where a small group of people decided what you can and cannot hear think about mccarthyism if you don't

00:16:28.200 know about that google it or talk to your social studies teacher but think about totalitarian governments

00:16:34.520 think of north korea think of china what makes those types of systems possible is the restriction

00:16:40.960 and the elimination of the free exchange of ideas and america in democracies we talk about the marketplace

00:16:48.320 of ideas well what happens when the marketplace of ideas becomes a forced monopoly what happens when you

00:16:54.940 don't have a dissenting opinions when you don't have an exchange on competing ideas how do you know if your

00:17:02.300 idea can stand on their own if there is no marketplace of competing ideas and i'm not saying that because

00:17:09.040 i'm in favor of parlor if i'm favor of donald trump or in favor of anyone else who's being banned or their

00:17:14.640 app is being told you can't be in the marketplace of ideas because you don't follow our prescribed values

00:17:19.740 or ideas i have a huge issue with that and to me this became a problem back in the 1990s the early 90s

00:17:27.440 in that event in history known as waco and i know most of you weren't even alive but your teachers and

00:17:32.660 your parents know about this i was not a part of the branch david davidians i don't have anything for

00:17:39.580 or against branch davidians or david koresh but what happened but because of what happened there

00:17:47.120 it was a religious group in waco texas that some some folks thought was a little odd and the

00:17:53.140 the government decided that they needed to go in and check them out and of course they were doing

00:17:58.160 some things that most people would have thought a little outside the norm or maybe way outside the

00:18:03.560 norm but that's not the point the point was that a group of people decided that somebody who disagreed

00:18:09.520 who thought differently or looked differently from them needed to be filtered needed to be reigned in 1.00

00:18:14.400 needed to be controlled by someone else well that was a religious group and i belong to a religious

00:18:19.960 group what happens if one day a different group of people thinks that my religion is different or

00:18:24.880 funny or should be brought into under control or should be filtered take that into speech maybe right

00:18:31.280 now i'm in the norm maybe right now my speech is not too outlandish or too crazy you might disagree

00:18:37.660 but i'm not espousing violence racism sexism or anything else that as a culture we deem inappropriate

00:18:43.900 but what if a different group comes into power that no longer likes what i have to say

00:18:48.800 or how i think or if they begin to think that i'm extreme at some point anytime we allow any group of

00:18:56.980 people to tell another group of people you can't think this you can't say this you can't write this

00:19:03.780 and you can't go to places where it's talked about that is one step away from now what is happening

00:19:11.120 to you because right now it may be the ideas that you value are shared by people who are in power

00:19:18.760 and filtering those people who are not in power but just in one election one moment away

00:19:26.380 and it can be flipped i'm only getting into this because you as a young person this is your future

00:19:34.360 you have a future ahead of you and you will be developing your own ideas and your own values

00:19:39.260 the way that you want to express yourself i'm not on twitter i'm not on facebook i'm not on any social

00:19:45.200 media my children are not on any social media i'm 100 against twitter and facebook and instagram

00:19:50.660 not only because in and of themselves are bad bad platforms but what is happening on them i'm not in

00:19:57.480 favor of that okay this goes on but it's the same tone the whole time this principle is a principle that

00:20:05.440 man i would love to support the school that he is the principal of or she it actually turns out to be a he

00:20:13.780 it's dan uh it is um uh do i even have the name of the no no no uh it's barton thorne he was the

00:20:22.600 principal of cordova high school and he's being represented by daniel sir he is the senior attorney

00:20:29.280 the liberty justice center because uh this principal was uh was suspended for that speech he's now suing

00:20:40.780 welcome to the program daniel sir good morning glenn great to be with you great to great to have you

00:20:48.380 tell me what happened in this in this school in tennessee yeah glenn this is one of the most blatant

00:20:58.780 examples of cancel culture we have seen in our country to date and you know you just read the

00:21:06.440 transcript of of what principal thorne said the irony here is that he was warning his students

00:21:14.680 about the dangers of cancel culture and the importance of free speech and he's the one who

00:21:21.460 ends up getting canceled as his school administrators react to that speech by putting him on leave

00:21:29.980 suspending him from his job kicking him out of his school building for seven weeks and he doesn't

00:21:36.420 actually get back to doing the job he loves the students until he has to sue them and that's just

00:21:41.940 this is wrong okay so what did they why did they kick him out so the school district kicked him out for

00:21:49.220 for talking about basic civics right the the administrators at the district heard that that message that you just

00:21:58.600 read and they called it unfortunate they said it didn't represent the values of their public school system

00:22:05.540 what and they kicked him out of the school building what does it listen to the rest of this mccarthyism 0.99

00:22:10.560 and all uh and all what happened how many people lost their jobs their lives even because of association

00:22:17.640 or because of thoughts that they may have had or just wonderings can we not wonder anymore about things

00:22:24.160 i want you to think about it and talk to your parents about it if you trust your teacher talk

00:22:29.020 to your teacher about it be aware be in the loop as far as what's going on and not whether or not you

00:22:35.500 agree or disagree with the people being filtered but this can happen to you one day can it and think

00:22:41.300 about it and just remember the power is in our choices we choose our actions but not our consequences

00:22:48.300 make wise choices make wise choices and have a great week what part of the principles uh do they not agree

00:22:57.460 with it's crazy glenn right this is what public education has come to where if you talk about

00:23:06.020 liberal orthodoxy in your classroom if you champion the black lives matter or other parts of the

00:23:13.860 liberal agenda you're you're just fine but if you say something as non-controversial as free speech is

00:23:22.700 important think for yourselves have respectful conversations with people you disagree with

00:23:28.480 watch out because they're coming for your job like that's what happened here

00:23:33.560 daniel how confident are you that this case it can be won and a profound message can be sent

00:23:45.160 so this is about the constitution line right this is a fight fundamentally for free speech in a free

00:23:53.940 society and i feel great when i got the constitution on my side as a lawyer and i feel great when i've got

00:24:00.420 a client like barton thorn who is a great principal who is a good man who's the kind of person every

00:24:08.200 parent wants teaching their students these important life lessons so i feel great about our case and i hope

00:24:16.380 the school district does the right thing here which is not just giving barton his job back

00:24:21.560 but acknowledging that what he said was right this is a teachable moment the school district needs to tell

00:24:29.520 its students that if they talk about free speech in a paper they're not going to get an f needs to tell

00:24:35.840 the other teachers in this district across the country it's okay to talk about the constitution

00:24:42.360 to teach basic civics and not have to watch your back that the speech police are coming for you so

00:24:49.320 hopefully the district does the right thing here and acknowledges what it did was wrong and illegal

00:24:54.620 we're talking to daniel sir the senior attorney at the liberty justice center um daniel i i think it is

00:25:02.340 it is important um really important not only that he's reinstated but i agree with you that they admit

00:25:09.100 that they were wrong and that this uh what he said was right not just that they were wrong what he said

00:25:16.940 was right you should be able to think for yourselves and discuss these things in a reasonable

00:25:23.920 manner but i i would like to see is there any way to see something more uh than this is there anything

00:25:33.800 that can be done that sends a message because this is happening everywhere and it's why people are not

00:25:41.400 standing up and that's honestly glenn why programs like yours are so important we have to shine a light

00:25:50.180 on this the only way we will fight back and win on cancel culture is if people have courage if they have

00:25:59.440 the courage of their convictions if they stand up and if others stand with them and if we shine a light

00:26:06.900 on these outrageous examples like what's happening to principal thorn and the message gets out

00:26:14.260 thanks to platforms like the one you have that this is not acceptable in america we still believe in

00:26:21.480 free speech in america and cancel culture isn't going to win because at the end of the day the first

00:26:27.800 amendment the u.s constitution that's what we as americans value that's what we treasure and that's what

00:26:33.780 we're going to stand for so still where was that story that came about the teachers being taught

00:26:40.760 that children babies are racist arizona in arizona yeah and we were having a conversation about this

00:26:48.240 i think maybe off the air this morning and i said i i honestly i am beginning to blame the teachers

00:26:56.440 that are going through that and not saying anything because if teachers don't stand up if teachers would

00:27:03.300 stand up and there's out of 100 there's 20 of them that would make a difference but they're afraid

00:27:09.840 that they won't get a job or anything else but that's what you're for right that's what liberty

00:27:15.300 justice center does liberty justice absolutely we're here to fight for people and defend free speech

00:27:21.620 and thankfully you know principal thorn like he is a good man and he is a great principal and he has

00:27:30.780 you know courage to to push back on that and and we need more people to show more courage

00:27:38.400 to win this fight with cancel culture because arizona is another example like the liberal orthodoxy

00:27:46.180 that they are teaching our kids it is pervasive it is everywhere we have a responsibility as parents

00:27:53.720 to teach our kids the things that are right but we also as citizens want to encourage good teachers

00:28:00.620 like principal thorn right to do the right thing and talk about the constitution with our kids we should

00:28:06.000 celebrate that as a society uh daniel i'd like one of my producers to set up a private call with you

00:28:11.000 uh sometime after the show uh i want to talk to you more about this uh but anything anything that you

00:28:17.420 guys need anything that uh this principal needs uh you can count on me um i want you standing with us

00:28:25.480 for the first amendment i want you to donate now to liberty justice center.org we have got the people

00:28:33.220 who are brave enough to stand up have got to have the best defense and that takes money and a lot of

00:28:39.320 attorneys so please donate now to liberty justice center.org liberty justice center.org stop it before

00:28:48.320 defending the attorneys so please visit putervous support center.orgі to learn about the process hat

00:28:52.320 before you're the one that needs the attorney

00:28:54.460 if you're the one that needs the attorney

00:28:54.780 you're the one that needs the attorney

00:28:58.420 you're the one that needs the attorney

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