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00:00:00.000 Hey, welcome to the Friday podcast. It is a doozy today. Ron DeSantis suspending the progressive

00:00:08.120 Soros-backed state attorney is just the beginning of good news on today's show. We also have some

00:00:14.740 hitches in our get-along, if you will. The FBI director finds the allegations that the FBI

00:00:22.220 mishandled the Hunter Biden information really troubling. He read it and, oh, he finds it deeply

00:00:28.760 troubling, yeah? Are you doing anything about it? Also, Ted Cruz got the FBI director to make an

00:00:35.340 astonishing admission about the agent who was in charge during the Whitmer kidnapping plot

00:00:41.580 investigation. Yeah, you may know this because we've talked about it before, but now he's on

00:00:47.160 record. Yeah, that guy is the dirtbag that is now overseeing the January 6th, you know, investigation.

00:00:55.920 No, not a problem on that. Also, they're hiding tapes. We talked about that. The FBI is a big topic.

00:01:04.780 The climate bill. Hey, Kristen Sinema, she's finally on board. Well, I'm going to tell you what it's

00:01:11.520 going to do to your food in just a minute. Also, a whole segment of just really good news. And Bill

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00:02:42.840 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:02:50.600 I love this, love this. Shoplifter from New York. He's been arrested before, but they caught him.

00:02:58.940 Um, and, um, and apparently, uh, he's only been arrested 101 times and this is his 102. And once

00:03:09.920 you pass 102, I don't know, did they give him, was there a ticker tape thing that happened in the

00:03:14.920 courtroom? You just went over 100. Congratulations. You're number one. Uh, I'm not sure, but he's out

00:03:24.680 again. Also a man on bail for attempted murder who was also out on bail for two separate gun cases

00:03:32.720 is now in court, uh, for another gun in a stolen car. And, um, that, you know, the, the, the prosecutors

00:03:45.600 just said, wait, wait, wait, wait, we're going to give him bail, right? I mean, we're going to let

00:03:49.060 him out. The judge, thank God said, are you out of your mind? No, actually, this is the

00:03:55.680 way of the world now, judge. He's in jail today. Finally. Uh, by the way, we can't prosecute

00:04:01.500 people, but the Trump, the Trump and white house, uh, Trump officials are likely to be

00:04:08.640 criminally charged now in the election probe. And the good news is, is this completely against

00:04:14.220 the constitution, but the, uh, the, uh, Capitol police have decided on their own, nothing to

00:04:20.040 do with Nancy Pelosi. They just took it upon themselves, uh, that they are going to, um,

00:04:26.260 they're going to appoint their own prosecutor. So the police are going to pick their own prosecutor

00:04:34.220 completely against the law and unconstitutional. And they're going to, they're going to let them

00:04:39.500 prosecute. And if it doesn't work out the first time, the way they want, they'll appoint their

00:04:43.740 own judge too, you know, because they're the Capitol police. They don't answer to anybody,

00:04:48.800 but I don't think that's a problem. I don't think that's a problem. Can we please play the

00:04:53.720 energy secretary audio about the spiraling oil prices and what we're going to do about it?

00:05:01.080 Here's Jennifer Granholm.

00:05:05.720 It's cut one.

00:05:07.700 You know what? These upward spiraling prices of fossil fuels are exactly why we have to

00:05:13.580 transition to a clean economy. Because I mean, my counterpart in Ireland, Minister Ryan often

00:05:20.360 says no country has ever been held hostage to access to the sun or access to the wind.

00:05:26.980 So let's build our own energy security, all of us at home so that we are not held hostage.

00:05:32.920 First of all, did you see the Simpsons? Has anyone ever heard of Montgomery Burns? His entire plan

00:05:39.300 was stopping the sun.

00:05:41.840 No, nobody's ever held people hostage from the sun. That doesn't happen. And my Irish friend,

00:05:48.640 my Irish counterpart, he also says top of the morning. And I love it when he says that. It's

00:05:54.380 full of sunshine. I get power off of that. Ryan, is that even a real person? You're just saying,

00:06:01.160 you know, Irish names at this point. I met him at a pot of gold. Anyway, the spiraling oil prices,

00:06:11.000 you mean the ones you caused? The ones you caused are exactly why we must go green. 0.84

00:06:19.220 Uh-huh. Whenever you hear the administration talk about this transition, it's not a transition from

00:06:26.220 inflation. It is in transition to a new world order. That's what's happening. That's what they

00:06:33.160 mean in this transition. A complete green society and one run by the Great Reset. We love these 0.77

00:06:41.480 transitional periods. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.

00:06:50.880 Oh, yeah, dog. Man, one with the streets. You're listening to the Glenn Beck Program. It is

00:07:17.120 Friday. All right, Stu. Yes. You're ready for some good news. Yes, Glenn.

00:07:24.020 Now, why do you say it like that? No, I was just reacting to your, uh, your claim of being one

00:07:28.900 with the streets. Oh, that's me. You know that. That's your history. I know. Cut 15 is what we're

00:07:36.240 going to play, and, uh, cut 15, uh, is, um, is really quite entertaining. This was posted on,

00:07:44.180 um, I don't know, commie chat. What's a TikTok? And, uh, it's a teacher of a middle school class

00:07:54.860 who's having a crisis. Listen to this. Okay, TikTok, I really need your help here on this one.

00:08:01.160 I'm a teacher. I teach fifth and sixth grade, and, uh, this morning, I don't know, somehow,

00:08:05.000 um, the concept of pronouns came up, um, and one of my students said, well, Ms. Odell,

00:08:12.820 did you even ask me my pronouns? And I was like, whoa, I hadn't actually asked him his pronouns,

00:08:18.540 and I had called him a hymn, and I, I said, oh, uh, I'm so sorry. I haven't actually called you,

00:08:24.400 I mean, asked you what your pronouns are, and, um, what are they? And he said, I'm sorry,

00:08:30.600 Banana said, Banana and Rock. And I was like, dude, no, like, don't mess around. I was, I was actually

00:08:37.300 really upset because I thought he was making fun of it, and in fact, I'm still pretty sure he was

00:08:42.820 making fun of it, and, uh, but they all agreed, no, like, you can choose anything.

00:08:48.240 Banana, Rock, if you want Banana and Rock to be a pronoun, Banana and Rock's a pronoun.

00:08:53.200 Is it? Good God. Oh, no, you cut it off there? Oh, how could he have cut it off there? Her,

00:09:00.540 her next statement is, is it really true? Are we at this place in America where a pronoun,

00:09:07.840 you can just choose anything? Yes, yes, that's where we're off. That's where we are. That's where we,

00:09:14.960 you're just catching on to this? Don't make fun of that. There, pencil over there, it's crying

00:09:21.420 pencils little eyes out. It's absolutely incredible that, I mean, because obviously that's a hundred

00:09:30.580 percent what I would be doing in high school right now, or middle school. That's exactly what I would

00:09:35.420 be doing. I would be torturing every teacher demanding they call me Banana or Rock. A hundred

00:09:41.840 percent. That's my whole student. I would be, I would be the most, I was pretty obnoxious in class,

00:09:49.520 as you can imagine. Uh, uh, but I would be the most obnoxious, the most obnoxious at this time.

00:09:56.360 Oh my, my parents would kill me. I mean, my dad would be, you know, jobless. My mother would have 0.88

00:10:02.920 been burned at the stake. I mean, cause I would have just been crazy with this. Yes. I would have 0.97

00:10:08.940 used this to get out of class. Say my pronoun. Every single day. Every day I would have some sort

00:10:15.440 of made up gender crisis to go home. I mean, I would go, it would be, I would manipulate this 0.93

00:10:21.840 system into zero days of school. That's exactly what I would do with it. And I'd be proud of it.

00:10:27.600 I'd be dumb, but I'd be proud of it. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program. 0.96

00:10:37.320 This is the Glenn Beck program. Mr. Michael Malice, author of the anarchist, a handbook and a great

00:10:58.940 book, um, uh, called a dear leader and the host of his podcast. You're welcome. Michael Malice.

00:11:08.400 What is it that you think is the biggest story of the week? Uh, well, I think the biggest issue was,

00:11:13.840 uh, the primaries that happened on Tuesday and, and broad, more broadly speaking. And I'm sure

00:11:18.800 there's something you've discussed as well is this insane brinksmanship that the members of the

00:11:23.000 democratic party seem to be playing in some of these primaries, because the argument is you have this

00:11:28.100 kind of, uh, insurrectionist wing of the Republican party and they're going to destroy democracy. Dick

00:11:32.780 Cheney, one of the great villains of our time, just cut an ad, uh, for his, uh, despicable daughter 0.97

00:11:38.060 saying Donald Trump is the worst, the most dangerous person that America has ever had to face in the 0.97

00:11:43.540 future of our Republic. The most dangerous Dick Cheney has basically been logging with the cross. 0.84

00:11:48.780 He's a domestic terrorist who kills millions of people and literally has no heart. It has no 0.98

00:11:53.960 consequences for it. Uh, how many children has he killed? You know, it's, it's despicable,

00:11:58.500 but the point is, let's suppose they're, they're telling truth and they genuinely believe this.

00:12:03.420 They're trying to push Trump candidates toward the general with the presumption that, that these

00:12:10.420 candidates can't get elected, but Trump won in 2020 at least. And this was Stalin strategy in Germany 0.86

00:12:18.280 in the thirties, which is he had the German communists who had an enormous amount of support

00:12:22.820 go after the social Democrats party, social Democrat party, excuse me, call them social fascists

00:12:28.740 and basically say that those are the ones you should attack instead of Hitler. So if, if what they're

00:12:33.560 saying is not some cynical ploy, this would be demented. And since we have a dementia patient in the

00:12:40.220 white house, maybe it's appropriate, but this shows that these people are not either, either they're 1.00

00:12:48.120 really, really dumb or they're really, really dishonest. Uh, I think it's a combination of both 1.00

00:12:53.160 of them. Honestly, I think there are some that are just so unbelievably, uh, dishonest, uh, and it,

00:13:00.040 it stems from them just being really, really stupid. I think, um, you, uh, what'd you think of, 0.99

00:13:06.220 you know, yesterday, everybody was talking about Alex Jones, the mainstream media went crazy with

00:13:11.020 that, but they didn't talk that, uh, yesterday also, uh, uh, Kevin Spacey was ordered to pay,

00:13:17.140 I think $31 million, uh, in, uh, bad boy money. Um, and there was another one that happened yesterday.

00:13:26.220 I can't remember. I mean, it wasn't just Alex Jones, but again, the media picks and chooses.

00:13:30.740 What'd you think of that? Well, I had Alex on my show last week. I mean, Alex is clearly being

00:13:35.940 made into a test case, uh, to demonstrate that, you know, they had him by the short hairs. They

00:13:41.340 were more than happy to see if they can twist the knife. Uh, the story that I think people might

00:13:45.700 not be aware of is apparently his, uh, attorney handed over his entire phone records, uh, excuse

00:13:52.380 me, every text message he sent and every email he sent for the last two years by accident. And then

00:13:56.900 later use that to try to call for mistrial after, you know, he had a window to say, you got to send

00:14:02.060 it back and he didn't say anything about it. Uh, they were asking for $150 million or more. Uh,

00:14:08.460 the jury gave the families 4 million, but there still is the penal, the penalty phase that's going

00:14:13.660 to come, uh, to date. So I don't think, you know, there's a lot of people salivating that I hope this

00:14:19.180 is the end of Alex Jones and they haven't given a reason as to why. Uh, you know, he said horrible

00:14:24.540 things. He apologized for those horrible things. He's going to pay his price. What is it that he's saying

00:14:28.700 that they find so dangerous? And I think it is that Alex Jones, the whole shtick is the belief

00:14:34.540 that what is told to us by the corporate press is in fact dishonest. My disagree with Alex was he's

00:14:40.300 naive because this government would have no problem killing kids to further their agenda. As we saw in

00:14:45.660 Afghanistan last summer where no one had any consequences for it or even outrage. Well, um, 0.98

00:14:50.860 I, I tend to agree with you. However, um, you know, I think what he did and, and this is not a legal

00:14:56.620 argument. This is just a personal argument. I think what he was saying about, you know,

00:15:01.660 that this was a psyops and you know, all these kids were actors and the parents were actors. I, I just,

00:15:07.260 I found that the lowest of the low, but if you believed it, which I'm not sure if he did or not,

00:15:14.780 but if you believed it, I guess you have a right to say it. Yeah. I, I, I, there's something very much

00:15:19.660 to be said that if you're saying things that are so outrageous and it's, you know, like you don't get

00:15:24.060 to go to a funeral and just laugh at people and just kind of shrug it off and say it's free speech.

00:15:28.860 And, and if it's something when you're saying that your kids are being used, you know, to further

00:15:33.020 an agenda and they didn't really die, there is limits to, to free speech. And Alex acknowledges

00:15:38.860 this. He's the first one. Uh, he's saying this was completely wrong, what I did. I should have done

00:15:42.780 it. You know, I should have caused these parents pain and suffering. So this is a thing. He's also on

00:15:47.100 trial in Connecticut. So this was the Texas verdict on the Connecticut verdict. And I, I,

00:15:51.980 they very much want to, regardless of Alex, broadly speaking, there is very much an attempt,

00:15:56.220 which we heard in 2016, when it was a given that Hillary was going to win and fake news was their

00:16:00.300 term, uh, uh, the establishment's term that questioning establishment narratives, whether

00:16:04.460 it's with COVID, whether it's the 2020 election, unless you're Stacey Abrams, uh, is something that

00:16:09.100 needs to be made heretical. So when you say this is just the beginning of something, 0.91

00:16:14.700 what do you, uh, what do you foresee? I mean, it's, we've saw, we saw ourselves doing during

00:16:19.980 COVID, you know, to have any kind of views outside of carefully delimited parameters

00:16:25.340 established by tech companies and, or the media and, or the government is enough to do to,

00:16:31.100 for them to do what they can to silence the person. But thankfully, in my opinion,

00:16:35.660 the technology isn't there to vanish someone because as of today, despite big seven figure

00:16:41.260 legal judgments against him, if you want to know what Alex Jones has to say, his book's coming out

00:16:46.140 in a few weeks. So that power that they had to vanish people that you and I can rattle off

00:16:51.260 and remember that power has largely gone. And I think they're frantic about it.

00:16:55.500 Yeah. I think the thing is starting to fall, fall apart because they're in, um, they're in such a

00:17:01.020 panic mode because they were too arrogant. They just, they just let it rip with everything. Um, 0.78

00:17:07.260 um, and, uh, you know, I, I, I just, I don't see it lasting long, the gender, uh, reassignment 0.99

00:17:13.900 surgery stuff. I don't know if you saw what came out of a great Britain, but I, I did about 45 minutes

00:17:19.180 on it yesterday in the podcast. And that thing is that, that is just, it's crazy. They, they are

00:17:25.740 literally saying overseas. They're saying, don't follow the American model. They have gone off the rails

00:17:33.500 and now Sweden, Finland, uh, where else was it? England and one other country. They have released

00:17:42.220 studies that show this is the most dangerous thing that you can do to a child and they're stopping it.

00:17:50.060 They're closing it all down. But I think the problem with America is that the, there's a huge

00:17:55.340 wing of the democratic party that can't do anything but double down. And that if you challenge this

00:18:00.700 doubling down, you're basically effectively read out of leftism. So they're going to be in a really

00:18:06.060 tricky position. You know, and we just started talking about how they're trying to push the

00:18:09.420 Trump wing in, in terms of getting it forward to the general. There's also a big movement within

00:18:13.340 the democratic party to purge people who are in any sense, uh, uh, moderates on any issue. Look at,

00:18:19.660 uh, Joe Manchin and Kristen Sinema were basically being treated as Trump figures, uh, by many democratic

00:18:25.340 activists. It's crazy. So how does that end, Michael? Traditionally, how does that end?

00:18:30.700 Oh, it's going to end fun for me because I do love the political carnage and I'm sure

00:18:35.100 on some level you do too, uh, because they're really going to be faced with two bad choices.

00:18:40.380 And when we watch them try to reconcile square the circle, uh, it's going to be very public and

00:18:45.740 very hilarious. Or we're all going to be, you know, locked up, but in that case, hopefully I'll get the

00:18:50.300 top bunk then. I'm glad, excuse me. So, so let me, let me ask you this. The, um, uh,

00:18:57.820 the last question is on Nancy Pelosi and it's not about Taiwan or anything else.

00:19:02.060 We were having a serious debate. Is she, is she senile or is she drunk all the time? Or is it

00:19:10.940 possible that she's both? Uh, I mean, it could just be that she has loose dentures,

00:19:16.940 but here's my view on Pelosi. Uh, if the Republicans take Congress, they should do

00:19:21.820 an investigation of what's going on with her husband, his money and that arrest. And that

00:19:26.620 would really hit the Democrats where it hurts.

00:19:30.060 You know what? I don't think the Republicans will do it because I'll bet you there's a lot

00:19:33.740 of Republicans that would be, and I'd be glad for that. But, uh, I wonder if they'd even do it.

00:19:39.420 I think when Hunter Biden and Joe Biden are gone, the, nobody in the political ruling class, 0.68

00:19:45.420 give a flying crap about it. All the Republic, they just, they wouldn't care about it. 0.56

00:19:50.060 And somebody's going to start paying for their crimes. Okay. Thank you. Michael Malice. I appreciate

00:19:54.380 it. Thank you. It's, um, Michael Malice, uh, and, uh, his, uh, his website or his podcast is

00:20:03.660 you're welcome. You can hear it wherever you get your podcasts.

00:20:11.580 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:20:18.140 Well, hello America and welcome to the Glenn Beck program. We're glad you're here.

00:20:23.580 We have a huge show last hour of the week. Uh, I'm going to be at CPAC tomorrow and, uh,

00:20:31.340 the New York times just came out with an article, uh, about, uh, the people who are attacking ESG. 0.77

00:20:39.500 They're crazy. They're, they're, they're trying to destroy one of the best things ever. And they're

00:20:44.940 very dangerous. Really? I thought it was all a conspiracy theory. Now there's a new line of attack.

00:20:50.460 Sure. It exists, but stopping it is evil. Oh, okay. I might be changing my topic at CPAC tomorrow.

00:20:59.820 I'm just saying, because I love the New York times. Uh, all right, we're going to take a quick break

00:21:07.340 one minute, and then we're right into the Biden administration's monkeypox orders and the craziness

00:21:15.100 that is California stand by. You and I both know all of our children are gifts from God. There is no doubt,

00:21:25.980 but they're also our responsibility. We have to feed them. Oh, that's not a question. I thought,

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00:21:38.660 a roof over their heads. And most importantly, help them learn, learn the truth, help them discern the

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00:22:30.300 Check it out, tuttletwinsbeck.com. So, Stu, the Biden administration has declared the monkeypox a

00:22:40.380 public health emergency. Now, is this a public health emergency? I mean, are we all, aren't we clear?

00:22:50.600 I mean, it's really simple, and it has nothing to do with gay people at all. Nothing. Seriously, 0.93

00:22:54.900 nothing. I think we could make a really clear rule. You can comment in a second. I think we can

00:23:01.280 make a really clear rule. Don't have sex or actively cuddle with anyone who has open weepy sores. Now,

00:23:12.920 I don't, I never thought I'd have to say that, but I guess we do. Don't just roll around naked with

00:23:22.640 somebody with sores. Don't snuggle up to somebody's face who has open weepy pussy sores. Don't do it. 1.00

00:23:31.700 That's the way we solve this, and it's not really that hard of a problem, is it?

00:23:35.860 You are really demeaning the OS community, the open sword community, Glenn. Where's their fun in all of 0.98

00:23:42.440 sorry? Yeah. I know. All those, all those people who are, who are really, um, a downtrodden people,

00:23:51.000 people who have been ignored, the open sore society. Um, I, I do apologize to you, but you

00:23:58.480 are the problem. You know, let's say I have open weepy sores, and yet I'm going to rub them all over

00:24:04.100 somebody else. Yeah, there is a problem. There's these questions that are going around. Is this

00:24:08.200 an issue that is specific to the LGBTQQIA2 plus community? And the answer to that is yes and no,

00:24:16.640 right? No, it's not the only way you can pass it, right? You can have other, like if you have,

00:24:22.380 you could have, uh, intimate contact, you can have skin to skin contact over long periods of time.

00:24:26.980 You can touch an open sore and put it in your eye. There's other, there's other ways you can pass it.

00:24:31.860 However, and this is the important part, the other side of it too, which is the yes side of it, 0.89

00:24:38.420 98% of cases are in the community of men having sex with men. With men. With men. 0.95

00:24:48.280 Now I do want to, uh, I guess, I guess you could say that you're bisexual. So that makes you not 0.96

00:24:57.340 gay, um, but it doesn't make you heterosexual. Right. So there's a, this has been a thing.

00:25:05.620 I've been fascinated by this terminology because what we typically do, Glenn, in the English language,

00:25:11.600 let's say, is we have something like, uh, a hamburger. Okay. And a hamburger is a word that

00:25:19.060 is used to symbolize a definition of something else, a piece of cow fried up on a griddle,

00:25:27.500 uh, put on a, uh, a couple of buns with lettuce and tomato and other toppings. We don't say it like

00:25:35.040 that because if we talked like that, it would take six months to get through anything. So instead we

00:25:39.900 come up with a word that summarizes all of that called a hamburger. Now in every news story in America

00:25:47.300 about monkeypox, the, the story is men having sex with men, which is fascinating because that we can't, 0.76

00:25:55.840 we have words that would define sexual activity. We actually even have abbreviations, right? Like

00:26:01.300 we, we have LGBTQQIA2+. We all understand that sort of behavior to have to describe it every single

00:26:10.200 time is a bit arduous linguistically, I would say, you know? Yeah. And it's, uh, you know,

00:26:18.380 it's also something that I don't want, you know, if I have very young children, I don't want to be in

00:26:22.860 the car. Like you may be right now with your car, with your child. And, uh, they look up and say,

00:26:29.300 what do they mean men having sex with men, mommy? Yeah. I will say if you made it through the open 0.98

00:26:35.980 sores conversation and you're still here with your little kids, that's on you. Okay. That's on you

00:26:40.480 as a parent. Kids can have open sores and it's not monkeypox. That's true. Of course, anyone I see

00:26:49.280 with a cold sore or anything, my first response is could be monkeypox, probably monkeypox, could be

00:26:54.960 cancer, but probably monkeypox. So can I bring up one other part of this that I don't think is getting

00:27:00.280 nearly enough attention right now, which is how badly Joe Biden has screwed this up.

00:27:07.520 I, it's, yeah, I know it's, it's hard to believe. Um, but first of all, you know, this isn't saying

00:27:14.180 it's a pandemic. It's saying it's a public health emergency, which the LGBTQQIA2 plus community is 1.00

00:27:21.440 upset about. And they're upset about it for one reason, because they waited so long to declare it

00:27:27.740 a public health emergency. This just helps direct funds and all the things that it does. But

00:27:32.700 the, the interesting part about that is it appears that Joe Biden and his administration did not

00:27:37.940 make it a public health emergency earlier because they did not want to add stigma to the virus and

00:27:46.480 to gay people who might be getting it, or excuse me, men having sex with men who might be getting it. 0.87

00:27:52.080 So they, for woke purposes to not stigmatize, they didn't make it a public health emergency,

00:27:58.960 didn't make it into a bigger deal within the communities affected. And that has made the

00:28:04.560 problem worse. The other situation. Okay. So wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait,

00:28:08.400 I just have to make sure I have this right. I know. I just want to make sure I have this part,

00:28:11.980 right? So when Reagan was slow on AIDS, because he said it's only a gay disease,

00:28:19.800 which he didn't say, but, and, and, well, right, right. But they, they claim that he was,

00:28:25.520 he hesitated because it was only a gay disease. Um, uh, and, uh, and then when he saw rock, 1.00

00:28:32.880 rock, rock, rock Hudson, who was gay, but a friend, they say that's when he was interested.

00:28:37.940 And they were really upset because obviously inaction kills people. So they said he was an 0.59

00:28:45.000 evil, evil dude for that. Are they going to say the same thing about Joe Biden? Because

00:28:50.380 while he did it for the opposite reasons, I don't want to bring stigma to the disease. I mean,

00:28:57.140 if it's a disease, I think it's already got as much stigma on it as it can have.

00:29:02.660 The sores are the stigma.

00:29:03.720 When you have open sores, there's stigma attached to that, especially for sexual reasons.

00:29:09.940 Unless you've been harpooned or something like that, then that open sore

00:29:13.360 might just be something you should check anyway, but might not be monkey pox. But now that he's

00:29:19.180 had people die from it, no, not anyone died from it because it's, uh, it generally doesn't kill

00:29:25.220 people. But anyway, uh, now that he's hesitated, are they going to hate him? I don't, I don't know.

00:29:29.900 That's a good point. And you're correct. Zero people in the United States have died. I think

00:29:32.900 it's nine worldwide have died from monkey pox. Now look, you could say that it's got to get worse

00:29:39.260 since that may happen. And it is something serious. Like it's apparently very, very painful.

00:29:43.360 And, uh, and terrible to deal with. Um, but there's more to this story, which the thing

00:29:49.400 is that this is unlike COVID, right? This is not like we have a new virus and we're like,

00:29:53.940 holy crap, what do we do? We better get operation warp speed. We better get all these medicines

00:29:59.000 in the pipeline, all these things going on. We already have a vaccine for this already ready.

00:30:05.580 It was, uh, something that we already had gone through for smallpox and the smallpox vaccine

00:30:11.760 works on monkey pox. Now, not too long ago, Glenn, we had 20 million doses of this vaccine,

00:30:20.460 which we just let expire. Now that, so now when we need it, we don't have it. And that's not all

00:30:27.900 Joe Biden's fault. But the second part of it is, which is he, uh, let me give you this. This is from

00:30:34.540 the New York times by the time the federal government had placed its orders because we

00:30:38.600 waited too long. The vaccines, Denmark based manufacturer, Bavarian Nordic had booked other

00:30:44.020 clients and was unable to do the work for months. Officials said, even though the federal government

00:30:49.240 had invested well over $1 billion in the vaccines development. So we helped make the vaccine.

00:30:56.000 Then we had 20 million doses that we let expire. And it was so bad that health and human services

00:31:02.040 so miscalculated the need that on May 23rd, this is not like two years ago, five years ago when you

00:31:09.340 might understand, we don't think monkey pox is coming on May 23rd of this year, they allowed 0.99

00:31:14.640 Bavarian Nordic, the, the vaccine manufacturer to deliver 215,000 fully finished doses that the

00:31:21.800 federal government had already bought to European countries instead of holding them for the United

00:31:28.300 States. Well, I think it's another fine decision by the Biden administration. I mean, it fits right

00:31:38.500 in with it. Can I, can I ask you this? Let's listen to this. Listen to this. Yeah. There's a new guide

00:31:43.180 out. Okay. A new guide, how to protect yourself. Okay. Yes. And, uh, it says, if you discover a bump

00:31:49.300 on your skin, uh, but you still want to, and I'm not making this up, uh, share in the fun 0.97

00:31:57.900 of a gay fetish festival, but you have a bump on your skin that might be monkey pox, you should 1.00

00:32:06.320 quote, cover it up with a bandaid or clothing before you go out. Now that's interesting. That's 0.98

00:32:15.620 really interesting. That's fascinating. Um, so I'm going to, I'm going to add, uh, open

00:32:19.900 weepy sores to band-aids now. Okay. So, um, the, uh, San Francisco, San Francisco had their

00:32:27.300 annual up your alley street fair. Uh, yeah. And, uh, the, uh, the California Senator Scott

00:32:38.460 Wiener, which is, uh, he, it was just, uh, he's a Senator. Um, and, uh, uh, they told

00:32:50.400 potential attendees of the fetish festival, how to remain safe. Um, Wiener, I'm sorry,

00:32:57.900 the Senator shared a guide from the organization on core alley without fear of monkey pox.

00:33:04.300 Core alley is the up your alley street fest. Um, and, uh, they said it was really great

00:33:09.940 guidance on monkey pox so we can continue to have fun while reducing risk. Um, well now

00:33:17.000 wait a minute. I, I, I, I'm not sure that going ahead with the up your alley fetish festival,

00:33:27.080 um, is necessarily the best idea. Now, remember this is coming from the California, but remember

00:33:33.280 our own government, as soon as the Biden administration got in, one of the first things

00:33:37.620 they did was, uh, put out advice on how you can safely attend orgies. Uh, so now they're

00:33:47.080 doing this now. I just, I, you know, this Wiener says, you know, um, you know, that, that,

00:33:54.260 that we have to, we have to, you know, uh, you know, just go out there and have fun, but,

00:34:00.180 you know, put a bandaid on, you know, uh, and, uh, and, but just, just go, just go out

00:34:06.700 and have fun, you know what I mean? Um, but here's what he said in 2020 about COVID.

00:34:13.360 We need a national mask mandate period. That's how we'll beat this virus. He went on to say

00:34:21.320 here recently about the monkey pox that we don't need any top down rules. People should decide what

00:34:28.180 they're, what they is right for them when it comes to their health. Hmm. Fascinating. And,

00:34:36.140 and, you know, I just, before I take a quick break, um, I was thinking of this and I want

00:34:41.140 a response that is intellectual and, and, and accurate, uh, and accurate on how I feel. So I

00:34:49.320 would, I would, uh, I would just say, uh, to Senator Wiener, uh, up your alley. I mean,

00:34:58.480 it, no, it sounds like a great time. Anyway. Hmm. Not up your alley, up yours. We've upped

00:35:05.560 our protection now up yours. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:35:19.320 So I, uh, I want you to listen very carefully to this story. Democrats block measures to

00:35:36.420 stop gain of function research. Now this is according to John Solomon reports. Gain of

00:35:44.540 function is a process by which researchers genetically modify a virus. What Senate Democrats

00:35:53.180 on Thursday declined to offer unanimous consent to two measures on the stop gain of function

00:36:00.480 research, a process now infamous over its alleged connections to the spread of COVID-19. Can we stop

00:36:07.920 saying alleged? I mean, I know we don't have proof, but just because the fact that we don't have proof

00:36:13.460 at this time, I think is proof. I mean, we know where these things are. We, we track down patient zero

00:36:19.460 quite quickly. Uh, but it's been what two years, three, almost three years. We know anyway, Republican

00:36:28.520 Ken, uh, Kansas Senator Roger Marshall put forth both the viral gain of function research moratorium act

00:36:35.780 and the safe risk research act, which aimed to cut funding to universities conducting such research

00:36:43.160 and foreign countries to do so as well. Gain of function is a process by which researchers genetically

00:36:49.660 modify a virus. It has potential risk as an enhanced virus could potentially become a significant threat

00:36:56.960 to humanity. Let me just point out a little documentary in book form, uh, called the stand by Stephen King.

00:37:05.780 It is disturbing that one of our top public health agencies directed this risky research to be

00:37:12.740 offshored while encouraging the pause in the exact same research in the U S said Marshall on the floor

00:37:20.040 of the Senate just this week, despite warnings and past lab accidents, our public health agencies like

00:37:27.300 the NIH continue to fund the WMD research often in China. Nonetheless, shockingly,

00:37:35.780 Congress has minimal insight to the amount of this research at NIH. There is no transparency into

00:37:43.440 their risk evaluation process. This is a national security issue. We must pause this research until

00:37:50.300 national security experts can help create appropriate risk metrics, guardrails, and, uh, processes for this

00:37:59.020 research. Now, why would the Democrats want to, to ban this and not pass this? It's a bill to stop something

00:38:09.360 that they have claimed isn't happening. They've claimed we, Fauci said a million times, we're not doing it. So if, if we're

00:38:20.520 really not doing it, then what's the problem with passing this bill? Just asking, I mean, you want to pass a bill

00:38:31.140 and it says, uh, you know, for every blonde hair, Glenn Beck grows on his head, uh, and it starts moving

00:38:40.000 forward to his forehead. Uh, we're going to give him a million dollars or we're going to execute him either way. It's not 0.53

00:38:51.040 going to make a difference if we sign it or not. Okay. I'm not going to be affected by that one way or another

00:38:57.220 because it's not happening. Hmm. We'll get back to you on that. British veteran Darren Brady said

00:39:09.480 Hampshire police over in England were impeding his right to free speech by tracking him down for reposting

00:39:17.420 a meme featuring the LGBTQ do I pride flag arranged in the shape of a swastika and viral

00:39:26.960 in viral footage, the arrest taken by police activist, Lawrence Fox, who created the beam

00:39:33.400 officers tell the 51 year old at his residence that someone has caused anxiety based on your social media

00:39:42.500 post. Wait, they were anxious because of that. Did they have, they were, I mean, it was like real anxiety

00:39:50.180 because of the post. Wow. I did. They throw him in jail. You darn right. That's why he was

00:39:56.780 arrested. He was creating anxiety in some members of the people that happened to be on social media

00:40:03.600 and saw that. Now here in America, that would be political speech. Of course I could talk about a

00:40:13.160 football game now and it would be classified as political speech, but for sure that kind of speech

00:40:20.700 is protected for sure. You can't say fire in a, in a crowded theater. I don't know. I've been in a lot

00:40:27.260 of crowded theaters my whole career and, um, I've said fire several times from the stage, but anyway,

00:40:32.560 that's a different story. Um, protected speech surely is the kind of speech that would include

00:40:40.180 offensive political speech or cartoons. Him taking a pride flag and arranging it in the shape of a 0.79

00:40:50.400 swastika actually is, is quite on point for a lot of people. They would say, yeah, it's a, well,

00:40:58.060 it's actually a gay mafia is I think what my friends who are liberals in California call it 0.62

00:41:04.480 the game, the game, the game mafia that you don't speak out against these people. And when I say these 0.81

00:41:11.420 people, I mean, those people who are militant, militant LGBTQ two I plus people.

00:41:24.300 Every time I say that, I just, uh, I'm not going to make it any worse. So, uh, BlackRock

00:41:31.360 has partnered now with Coinbase to offer crypto for institutional investors. Stu, what is

00:41:40.360 what, what, what exactly is, uh, Bitcoin out right now? You know, uh, I want to say it's 23,

00:41:48.560 24,000, something like that. And people are saying it's going to go down to 16. And why did people say

00:41:56.000 it was going to go down to 16? Because it has no future. Well, here's BlackRock.

00:42:01.360 Now Coinbase wasn't Coinbase. Didn't they just lose a lot of shares recently? A lot of money in

00:42:06.120 there in, uh, in Coinbase because go ahead. I mean, every crypto company has had a pretty rough

00:42:14.300 go of it lately when they were, when it was at 50,000, it was certainly a lot easier, I think

00:42:19.180 to do business, uh, but it has bounced off of its lows for sure. But if I'm not mistaken,

00:42:25.000 the government came out about Coinbase here recently and said they were doing something. I don't remember.

00:42:30.680 And, uh, they are, Coinbase is fighting very, very angrily with the government at the moment.

00:42:36.440 Um, they've gone back and forth many times, uh, as of course the government has not provided

00:42:41.340 any guidance to any crypto company as to how they're supposed to handle certain transactions,

00:42:47.480 certain, uh, tokens. It has been a nonstop government caused, uh, source of, uh, angst for

00:42:57.400 every crypto company. Uh, and Coinbase has not been exempt from that. In fact, they seem to be the

00:43:02.640 target of it more than anything else. Yeah. That weird. So why would BlackRock,

00:43:08.940 BlackRock, just before the price plummets from $60,000 per coin, BlackRock announces that they're

00:43:18.940 going to open it up for institutional investors. They're going to, they're going to start saying,

00:43:24.980 Hey, if you want to put your money into Bitcoin, put it in with us. And, uh, you know, we'll have a

00:43:31.420 very loud seat at the table. They seem smarter than putting all of that money into a cryptocurrency

00:43:39.700 when cryptocurrency is collapsing. And then for them to partner with Coinbase as it's having real

00:43:48.400 problems, uh, because just of Bitcoin going down, um, but also because they're having problems with

00:43:54.880 the government. Wow. It is such a coincidence that BlackRock gets into bed with them and BlackRock

00:44:01.320 you know, opens up, uh, you know, for investors, uh, and they finally say, we're going to get in the

00:44:06.660 crypto world. And then the whole thing crashes. And oh my gosh. And think of this. And then that

00:44:13.020 impoverishes all of those people that had any money in, uh, crypto because a lot of people,

00:44:20.360 young people, especially have taken their money and put it into Bitcoin. And now it's not worth as

00:44:26.920 much. And I wonder if there'll be any buy. Well, no, there will be buyers. It'll be BlackRock.

00:44:31.320 Huh? Boy, that's strange. I haven't figured out what could be going on there.

00:44:40.420 Uh, let me give you some good news. Give you some good news.

00:44:47.860 Do you remember, um, let's start in California.

00:44:51.000 California. In Texas, we really appreciate Californians. Uh, we love them. We would like

00:45:06.400 them to move someplace else, but we love them. And we think kind of Californians a little bit

00:45:14.320 like Cubans that are still hanging out in Cuba and could get away. But it's like, oh, I don't know. 1.00

00:45:22.460 I have such a sense of loyalty to Cuba. But in California, we've made difference. We've made a

00:45:30.720 big difference. During the pandemic, we entered, uh, interviewed Dave folds. I don't know if you

00:45:36.540 remember him from the crony sports bar and grill in Agora Hills. His restaurant was being punished by

00:45:42.860 the government for defying those COVID lockdowns. His company was being sued by the Los Angeles

00:45:49.720 health department for operating without a health permit, which they took from him. The city of

00:45:55.200 , uh, Agora Hills operating without a business license, because you need a health permit to get

00:46:00.880 one and their landlord for operating without proper permits and licensing. This all stemmed

00:46:08.800 from them defying the lockdowns. They even had to meet with, uh, the city of, uh, Agora Hills at

00:46:16.140 criminal court. I want to give you an update. They're still in business. He wrote a staff member here

00:46:24.320 recently of this program. He said, the months we defied the orders and stayed open were the

00:46:29.200 busiest months in business and sales we ever had. I don't know if, uh, if what would have happened if

00:46:37.120 it wasn't for the supporters like Glenn and his staff and his audience, we would have never been

00:46:42.040 able to last and fight as hard as we did. We're so grateful for the generous donations from your

00:46:47.840 audience. We've used the funds to pay for two attorneys fines. We donated a number of, uh, a number of

00:46:54.300 of, uh, cash to like-minded organizations and businesses that really needed help as well.

00:47:00.220 We will never regret that we took this stand. I think it made a difference in helping getting

00:47:05.860 business open sooner. If we had not, I just hope more businesses would have joined us in the fight

00:47:11.320 of forever. Be grateful to Glenn and all of his listeners, but that's not all. Do you remember

00:47:18.020 Shiv, uh, Shiva, uh, Raj? They came on my show last year in March and told us that they had started a

00:47:26.480 movement to recall the San Francisco school board. Do you remember this? San Francisco schools were

00:47:32.640 completely out of control. The school board members prioritize their politics over their education,

00:47:38.020 and they were more focused on renaming the schools than reopening them. So parents left,

00:47:42.980 right and center came together to do something about it. They recalled the school board in a

00:47:48.380 landslide victory. They won every neighborhood in San Francisco. The mayor appointed three new school

00:47:57.020 board members. Two came from the list provided by their organization. The day they won the recall,

00:48:03.780 the city council tried to put the measure on the ballot to prevent future recalls. But again,

00:48:09.360 this group fought back and won. Now, according to one of the ladies, Autumn, the board has shifted

00:48:16.780 the culture, focusing on good governance and making sure kids can read. She had this advice for

00:48:23.640 listeners. Don't let anybody tell you things are impossible. Ordinary people can do extraordinary

00:48:29.420 things. That's the foundation of our nature of our nation. And in the end, most of us want the same

00:48:37.180 things. Good schools, safe streets, garbage picked up on time. We unified San Francisco from Republican

00:48:43.720 to Democrat to Green Party by focusing relentlessly on the things we could agree on. So let's talk with

00:48:50.880 people on the other side. I think we all have more in common than all of us think.

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