Glenn Beck is back, and he's back in full force. He talks about the transgender controversy, and why he thinks it's a good idea to ban all guns in public schools. He's joined by Herb Nerbler and Merv Nurbler.
00:00:23.940I have no idea. I have no idea what the story was.
00:00:26.120I couldn't, every story, it was inexplicable to read.
00:00:28.960I know. Because they wouldn't tell you what was happening, I guess, because they were worried about offending some trans group or something.
00:00:36.140I couldn't tell what happened. I had no idea.
00:00:38.560All I knew was guns were bad. That's the only thing I knew.
00:00:42.200Well, guns and conservatives. Guns and conservatives are bad.
00:07:20.940And because we don't look for spiritual things, because we don't understand the spiritual nature of what we're living through, we get confused.
00:07:36.860It is like trying to understand the world and dismissing atoms, molecules.
00:09:26.080America is facing a second January 6th.
00:09:29.700In the Netherlands, however, the political establishment is reeling from an entirely different type of protest.
00:09:35.880One that, perhaps more than any other raging today, threatens to destabilize the global order.
00:09:41.280The victory of the farmer citizens movement in the recent provincial elections represents an extraordinary result for an anti-establishment party that was formed just three years ago.
00:09:54.860But then again, these are not ordinary times.
00:09:58.080The BBB, by the way, I believe this political party, the BBB, I believe this could happen in America.
00:10:05.260But everybody is married to the two-party system.
00:10:08.660But the minute people who really care in Congress decide to say, neither one of you guys actually believe this, and you start to peel away, you're not going to have a third party of real meaning unless it started at the grassroots level over something like this.
00:10:32.560The BBB grew out of mass demonstrations against the Dutch government's proposal to cut nitrogen emissions by 50% in the country's farming sector by 2030, a target designed to comply with the European Union's emission reduction rules.
00:10:47.460While farming companies have the means to meet these goals by using less nitrogen fertilizer and reducing the number of their livestock, smaller, often family-owned farms would be forced to sell or to shutter.
00:10:59.500Indeed, according to a heavily redacted European Commission document, this is precisely the strategy's goal, quote, intensifying agriculture, notably through buying out or terminating farms with the aim of reducing livestock.
00:11:16.780This would first be, still quoting, on a voluntary basis, but mandatory buyout is not excluded if necessary, end quote.
00:11:25.580It's no surprise, then, the plan sparked massive protests by farmers who see it as a direct attack on their livelihoods, or the BBB slogan, no farms, no food, clearly resonated with voters.
00:11:39.400But aside from concerns about the impact of the measure on the country's food security and on the century-old rural way of life that is part of the Dutch national identity, the rationale behind this drastic measure is also questionable.
00:11:54.500Agriculture currently accounts for almost half of the country's output of carbon dioxide.
00:11:59.540Yet, the Netherlands is responsible for less than 0.4% of the world's emissions.
00:12:08.020No wonder many Dutch fail to see how such a negligible return justify the complete overhaul of the country's farming sector, which is already considered one of the most sustainable in the world.
00:12:25.380Over the past two decades, water dependence for key crops has been reduced by as much as 90%, and the use of chemical pesticides in greenhouses have been almost completely eliminated.
00:12:37.660Farmers also point out that the consequences of the nitrogen cut would extend well beyond the Netherlands.
00:12:43.360The country, after all, is Europe's largest exporter of meat and the second largest agricultural exporter in the world, just behind the United States.
00:12:53.200In other words, the plan would cause food exports to collapse at a time when the world is already facing food and resource shortages.
00:13:05.020A ban on nitrogen fertilizer was conducted in Sri Lanka last year with disastrous consequences.
00:13:11.360It caused artificial food shortage, plunged nearly 2 million Sri Lankans into poverty, leading to an uprising that toppled the government.
00:13:18.780Given the irrational nature of the policy, many protesting farmers believe it can't simply be blamed on the urbanite green elites currently running the Dutch government.
00:13:29.920They suggest one of the underlying reasons for the move is to squeeze small farmers from the market, allowing them to be bought out by multinational agribusiness giants who recognize the immense value of the country's land.
00:13:49.880Not only is it highly fertile, but it is also strategically located with easy access to the North Atlantic coast, Rotterdam, largest port in Europe.
00:13:58.640They also point out that the prime minister is an agenda contributor of the World Economic Forum, which is well known to be corporate driven, while the finance minister of social affairs and employment is also tied to the W.E.F.
00:14:13.040The struggle playing out in the Netherlands would seem to be part of a much bigger game that seeks to reset the international food system.
00:14:21.880As the second largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions after the energy sector, agriculture has naturally ended up on the crosshairs of net zero advocates.
00:14:31.800That is virtually all major international and global organizations.
00:14:36.340The solution, we're told, is sustainable agriculture, part of the U.N.
00:14:41.28017 Sustainable Development Goals for Agenda 2030.
00:14:45.700This issue has now been pushed to the top of the global agenda.
00:14:48.400Last November, the G20 meeting in Bali called for an accelerated transformation towards sustainable and resilient agriculture and food systems and supply chains to ensure that food systems better contribute to the adaptation and mitigation of climate change.
00:15:06.520A few days later in Egypt, COP27 annual Green Agenda Climate Summit launched its initiative aimed at promoting a shift towards sustainable, climate resilient, healthy diets.
00:15:19.580Within a year, its food and agricultural organization aims to launch a roadmap for reducing greenhouse emissions in the agricultural sector.
00:15:29.240The endgame is hinted at in several other U.N. documents, reducing nitrogen use and global livestock production, lowering meat consumption and promoting more sustainable source of protein, such as plant-based or lab-grown products or insects.
00:15:48.000The United Nations Environment Program, for example, has stated global meat and dairy consumption must be reduced by 50 percent.
00:15:55.740Other international multilateral organizations have presented their own plans for transforming the global food system.
00:16:04.060The EU's Farm to Fork Strategy aims to accelerate our transition to a sustainable food system.
00:16:12.580Alongside these intergovernmental and multilateral bodies, a vast network of stakeholders is now devoting to the greening of agriculture and food production.
00:16:23.980Private foundations, private foundations, public-private partnerships, NGOs and corporations, reset the table.
00:16:32.180A 2020 Rockefeller Foundation report called for moving away from focus on maximizing shareholder returns to a more equitable system focused on fair returns and benefits to all stakeholders.
00:16:46.240This may sound like a good idea until Wynn considers that stakeholder capitalism is a concept heavily promoted by the World Economic Forum, which represents the interest of the largest and most powerful, excuse me, powerful corporations on the planet.
00:17:05.700It goes on to talk about all of the things that Bill Gates is doing, all of the moves against our farmland.
00:17:14.400This is far more important than arguing with somebody today about transgenderism.
00:17:26.400These things are happening because they know it'll push every button in you and you will be distracted and not follow things like this.
00:17:39.400And when you do start following them, that's when the cry will come out.
00:23:23.740Two days ago, the scientists are saying, the guys who are in charge of a lot of this are saying, we're just very concerned because the way it's developing, we think as many as 300 million jobs will be lost by 2030.
00:23:50.220Now, that doesn't mean we don't create new jobs, but you've got seven years to transition people in seven years is going to be crazy.
00:24:03.400This is the real reason why our political parties are fighting and putting all kinds of circus tents up.
00:24:13.940They're keeping us busy with, with candy corn, which nobody likes, you know, and cupcakes.
00:24:23.260They're doing it with sideshows and political arguments because everything is about to change.
00:24:33.320And it doesn't have to be frightening.
00:24:37.880If we keep our heads, if we get some divine providence as well on AI, the best description of AI I've ever heard is for those people who say, no, it'll be benevolent.
00:25:52.760And we are playing, I mean, I think, who was it that was on the show a day or two ago, or was it last week, that was talking about COVID in Wuhan.
00:26:05.140And what's happening today in the same Wuhan lab.
00:26:09.360They are now dealing with a plague that is as bad as the bubonic plague.
00:26:19.440Like, one third of the population dies if this gets out.
00:26:25.980And it's all gain-of-function research.
00:26:30.480And I can guarantee you we're involved.
00:27:45.580So 12 months from now, a lot of people might be making deals, having conversation, falling away from each other because of an argument or healing things without the people knowing it.
00:28:04.280Because the bots will be communicating with other people's emails in their name and the bots will be representing you and will be, that's great.
00:28:19.780Now, think about somebody with nefarious purposes.
00:29:53.660This is the rise of artificial intelligence may result in new religions.
00:29:57.780There's already a new religion out there with all of this.
00:30:00.900We're about to witness the birth of a new kind of religion.
00:30:04.000In the next few years, perhaps even months, we will see the emergence of sex devoted to the worship of artificial intelligence because it will become godlike.
00:30:14.400And we will say, people are already saying it.
00:30:54.460You need to dig deep into that spiritual well and make sure if there's no water in there, you drill down for water.
00:31:05.280Because you're going to need spiritual guidance and spirituality to give your life meaning, purpose, and to be able to find the truth in the world that is coming at you at a thousand miles an hour.
00:31:24.440You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:31:27.180So we just got off the phone with one doctor who is working hard now to make sure that laws are overturned or reestablished, if you will, for doctors having a difference of opinion and still being able to be a doctor.
00:31:54.100For instance, a doctor who disagrees with treatments, as long as he's not doing harm, what is your problem?
00:32:05.500You know, we have the arrogance in these medical boards now, in these medical schools, that if you won't perform abortions because you think it's wrong, you're not going to get accepted in medical school.
00:32:16.300If you don't agree with gender therapy, which is a theory, and I think a dangerous one, you can't get into medical school.
00:33:26.900In 2020, when all this was happening and the governor made the mandate that everybody should wear a mask, being an ear, nose and throat doctor, an airway specialist, essentially, I knew they didn't work.
00:33:40.780And I've known it for decades since that's the area I work in.
00:33:44.040And I tried to tell everybody what these things can do and that they can't stop the infection and all the diseases that will follow and that you're going to be harming people.
00:33:55.920And I had a patient turn me in for not wearing one who, oddly enough, showed up with vertigo, most likely because she had low oxygen and high CO2.
00:35:25.080And it's been proven that if you do wear masks in certain situations, you could potentially contaminate because of what masks can harbor after that, especially if you use them repeatedly.
00:36:41.280Well, then they threatened to take my license right on the spot and said, well, we're going to take your license.
00:36:45.700We're going to report you to something called the National Practitioner's Data Bank, which if insurance companies get a hold of that, then you get dropped as a carrier.
00:36:53.520So now I have nobody coming in because no one's going to pay cash, essentially.
00:36:57.340So now I have no way of making a living.
00:36:59.700I was scared to death that I was going to lose not only my practice, our home, our property.
00:37:15.460Well, yeah, what happened is, is that so I went ahead because just to try to buy myself some time to figure it out, we signed that we would do this.
00:37:44.060They deliberated for a few minutes, came back and said, we're going to suspend your license immediately, which puts me right back into the same situation.
00:37:51.540I find it fascinating, though, that this is being done in Texas.
00:37:55.900And I haven't heard from I haven't heard from Governor Abbott.
00:37:59.500I haven't heard from the attorney attorney general.
00:38:01.560I haven't heard from the lieutenant governor, which, again, if I was in another state, I'd understand.
00:40:52.280Yes, they're under the purview of the governor.
00:40:54.380And I'm assuming the lieutenant governor and the the attorney general, if they were to go into court with us, then they would be the ones handling it.
00:41:30.440You're going to take my only way of supporting myself, my wife and all my employees away over a mask because I didn't fulfill what they what they deem necessary.
00:41:41.480We have found out that, you know, what they imposed, they can't.
00:41:47.220But, you know, they knew what they were doing.
00:41:49.340I'm going to put a call into our our AG and to the governor's office, because I have to tell you, you like if you're if this is happening to you in Texas over a mask.
00:43:12.380And they have absolutely ferreted out everything on this.
00:43:17.580Um, we just, you know, unfortunately I have to raise money because I've been battling this for going on three years and it's drained the, the, all of our accounts.
00:43:27.480And so I, I have some very nice patients who have come and helped us.
00:43:32.660Um, one of the gentlemen I work with who I'm sure, you know, uh, Stephen Petty, who is, I consider the number one, uh, industrial hygienist in, in, in the, uh, in the country has stepped up.
00:43:44.380He's going to be our, um, our, our, our expert, um, uh, for this because it's, it's, it's just preposterous.
00:44:03.140I just think that we have a department, uh, the Texas medical board that is out of control and to have this done is, is, is just ridiculous.
00:44:13.040Give send go.com, uh, support Dr. Eric Henson.
00:44:18.120Uh, and also let me give you the number for the Texas medical board.
00:44:25.800We're going to delve into this, um, a bit, doctor, and, and, uh, I'll get an answer from the attorney general on why he's, why he's not, um, straightening this out.
00:44:37.420I, if I could ask a favor, and I don't know if anybody's ever done this, but, uh, Mr. Davis, uh, and also Bob Hall, who I'm sure, you know.
00:44:47.840Uh, Senator Hall has gone out of his way for me.
00:44:50.440He is, he has fought with the Texas medical board on several occasions to try to get all of this taken care of, not only for myself, but other physicians.
00:44:57.660But I would, if possible, I would love to have him on your show along with Paul Davis so they could explain the legal aspects of what I'm up against.
00:45:06.020I just think that everybody needs to know this and that let doctors know out there that there are people fighting for us.
00:45:13.020Um, and you know, that, that we can practice the way we are.
00:45:16.480Uh, medicine is an art is as much as it is as a science.