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As America turns 250 this year, there s a lot of talk about the founding fathers and their declarations and big moments in history. But there s another group of people who built this country too, too people who never signed a document they just showed up before the sun even came up.
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The celebrations just continue. Don't you feel so patriotic on Tax Day? We talk about that.
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Also a message to my conservative friends that are receiving death threats. And really,
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it's more than just my friends. It is the truth that needs to be spoken to all of us.
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We live in interesting times and more interesting times are coming our way.
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and we have to choose who we are and ufos and anna paulina luna that's all on today's podcast
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as america turns 250 this year there's a lot of talk about the founding fathers and declarations
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with us. Now let's get to work. You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program. Our good
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friends at Turning Point USA had to issue this statement. Erica Kirk, wife of late conservative
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icon charlie kirk received some very serious threats in her direction prompting her absence
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from the event in athens georgia she was supposed to address you know the the students she said i
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was so looking forward to tonight's event uh at the university of georgia with our vice president
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jd vance but after all our family has been through i take my security team's recommendations
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extremely seriously thank you for your amazing georgia chapter for all of your support god
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bless you all can we please leave this woman alone can we can we please just leave her alone
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what do you say we don't leave her without a mother and i don't know which side i'm talking
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to i don't know if i'm talking to the radical left or the the real radical dangerous uh right
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or those who call themselves the right i don't know um but we gotta you know we we have to we
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We have to start saying, all of us, that violence is not acceptable.
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If we normalize this, we have a very, we have really dark days ahead of us.
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Saturday, Harmeet Dillon chimed in on another friend of ours,
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Turning Point USA's Frontlines reporter, Savannah Hernandez,
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a friend of the program, former Blaze employee,
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and somebody I just I have a lot of respect for. She was, there are multiple videos out. She was
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up in, I think it was Minnesota. Yeah, she was up in Minnesota. And she was attacked by a mob.
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And you can see all the videos. She was exposing, you know, the radicals against ICE. And she was
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there and she was attacked and she was going to be on the show today. And I just got this note from
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her. Glenn, you know, I never would turn you down, but I'm struggling with
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some dizziness and head pain today and had to end up canceling all of my appearances for the day.
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Please, my sincerest apologies. I have a mild concussion. I just need a day to recover.
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um ricky wrote her and said oh my gosh i hope you're okay blah blah blah please tell she said
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please tell glenn uh i'm extremely grateful for him covering the story and i would definitely be
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on if i was feeling better i did a couple of hits yesterday but by the end of the day i just felt
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really ill and i just haven't felt normal since so i want to talk to my friends and i want to talk
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to you as well because I have been there my first death threat happened in 2007 2006 I think it was
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2007 I was on a tour for the Christmas sweater and we had serious death threats our my tour bus
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was run off the road it was a scary time and I know what happens you immediately think it's not
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worth this. It is not worth this. My friends, my friend, we are in a time that is thick with
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credible threats. And that's happening because the powers that you name, the liars, the corrupt,
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the enemies of the Bill of Rights and the Western inheritance have marked you.
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Do you imagine the Lord is searching the earth today
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Do you think he's hunting for a heart that's never trembled?
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Every hero you knew felt the same terror that you feel now.
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bleeding from every pore, laying on his face, begging,
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Father, please, if it is possible, let this cup pass from me.
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The sinless Son of God tasted the full weight of what was coming.
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He knew, and he still rose and said, nevertheless,
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He obeyed while and in spite of him being afraid.
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That's the only courage that has ever changed the world.
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bonhoeffer standing against the nazi machine silence in the face of evil is evil itself
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god will not hold us guiltless not to speak is to speak not to act is to act
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he escaped the greater death the death of the soul that refuses to live by truth
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He said the courageous individual's first and simplest step is this.
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Not in my words, not in my silence, not in my fear.
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it often requires more courage to dare to do the right thing
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Martin Luther King literally bombs at his door.
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People shooting into his front room with his children in the other room.
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courage is an inner resolution to go forward despite the obstacles.
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He told us, build dykes of courage to hold back the flood of fear.
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the night before he died he talked about going to the mountaintop
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You have already spoken the truth where others just whispered.
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You've already exposed the rot when others just politely ignored it.
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You've already defended the rights that our fathers and forefathers bled for
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and the civilization our mothers prayed would endure.
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And somewhere, a young man or a young woman watching you
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Will learn that courage is not the absence of fear
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So heal, sister, and rise stronger than before.
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man happy tax day you beautiful red-blooded patriot you oh i love this day you know when
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joe biden and barack obama said this is your patriotic duty and people want to pay more
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they just want to pay more i thought that can't be true no it is true now it goes against
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absolutely everything the polls tell us six in ten americans say they feel they pay more than
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their fair share in taxes uh top earning households you know the ones that are paying over 40 percent
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uh are the most likely to feel their taxes are a little out of whack a little a little bit a little
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bit i mean i know what i did i pay here let me just tell you i'm a full tithing uh tithe payer
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uh and i urge you to do it it's it's great but you give 10 of your money to god because you're
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lucky to have you know 90 of it and i know what god has done for me you know he hasn't built any
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roadways no he hasn't but he's done more for me than the united states government has
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It is also middle income, 65% say, yeah, I pay more than my fair share.
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Now, I don't even know if you're paying taxes in the lower income, but lower income, 49% say, yeah, I pay more than my fair share.
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So I think they may be wrong about this patriotic thing, you know, except for me.
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i feel freedom washing over me you know as i stare at the w-2 and i realize the government has
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has spent already the last 12 months deciding exactly how much of my i sweat my overtime
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you know maybe i i i won't i won't buy this this month you know how much that money belongs to
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them they've spent a whole year doing it and i appreciate it you know it's the sacred american
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ritual where we all gather around the kitchen table and pour ourselves a stiff drink and celebrate
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by mailing our hard-earned cash to people who who definitely know how to spend it better than
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you do you know what i mean i mean sure i know how i would spend it but there's so much you know
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months of grinding months of saying no to family vacations you know or timmy's little new shoes
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you know, were shoes the best way to spend my money? Probably not, probably not, you know,
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not to my college fund for my kids, no, no, not to that side hustle that you've been dreaming
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about, no, no, it goes to the noble causes that make our life, I can't say better, but interesting,
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you know what I mean? It's always a fresh surprise, you know, surprise inspections,
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On tax day, really nothing screams land of the free.
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Like some bureaucrat in Washington deciding, you know,
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that will cost more than your monthly mortgage payment.
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You know, doesn't that just scream the red, white, and blue?
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And let's not move past this without recognizing the real heroes, you know, the real heroes in our society that we just can't seem to do enough for, you know.
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I don't know if you've seen the news lately, but in California, Minnesota, in Illinois, and dare I say it, all throughout this fruited plain,
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because that's a lot of money, let alone a Maybach.
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and me working and taking my hard-earned money,
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We could all chip in so some guy from Mogadishu can roll up in the top-of-the-line Mercedes-Maybach.
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You know, the sunroof open, you know, not the big one, not the long wheelbase, you know, 65-inch wheelbase.
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We're not monsters, you know, but you get the drift, you know.
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we send in our taxes and uh you know guy who's working you know you know at a warehouse double
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time just to pay his taxes we can send those and fund vacations we'll never take and and buy cars
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that we'll never drive but aren't they worth it i mean they're from mogadishu and they're living
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off of us but they deserve that oh man that glorious bipartisan all-american waste i mean
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happy birthday happy birthday america 250 years in this grand experiment and uh you know we're
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having that you know that that quarter millennium blow out and what better way to honor the occasion
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than and bankrolling you know investigations that go nowhere you know how many how many millions of
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that we spent on those glorious investigations and reports that nobody reads. And then nobody
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goes to jail. We bought all of those bridges to nowhere. We have studies on why pigeons in Central
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Park prefer gluten-free bread. That's important stuff. Nobody else in the world is going to do
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that. Billions just vanish in black hole contracts. Consultants who couldn't consult their way out of
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a paper bag. You know, it might sound like I'm getting angry here as I'm thinking about these
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It's just that I'm so patriotic about those programs
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that was basically some pocket change but uh good thing good thing the progressives came along and
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changed all that 1913 they said you know what this republic really needs a little light theft
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you know out of everybody's paycheck every two weeks because we have guns we have jail so we
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can just take it uh and uh and we'll take it by force and we were like no you don't have to take
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it by force we'll send it in we'll send it in and they said we're gonna make it easier we're gonna
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take it out of your paycheck. That way you won't really notice. And then when tax day comes, if you
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get a refund, you're going to feel great. You'll be like, Hey, I got a refund. Well, no, actually
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you just gave them that money throughout the year. And then they held it. You couldn't use it.
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You couldn't, you know, you couldn't gain any interest off it. They could, but they'd already
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spent it on like, I don't know, my box for people who, who are, are providing great care for people
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who are dying in hospice, even though they're not really dying in hospice and are not providing
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any care, but they get a good, good car or vacation out of the deal or a nice $76 million
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bank account. Man, progressives, I thank you. Progressives. Because we are making progress.
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Progressives, that's what it means. Progressive is to progress like, it's kind of like calling
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a root canal elective dental enhancement, but that's what progressives have given us,
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the income tax. It's great. So here we are 250 years in, staring at the ghost of Jefferson
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in Washington who would have set their wigs on fire if they saw what we had turned no taxation
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without representation into. And by the way, that brings up another thing, representation.
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i mean come on our representatives they're representing you right don't you feel represented
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you know because they're representing themselves just fine with your money but uh hey happy tax
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day america and i'm feeling so damn patriotic right now i could salute the flag and sing the
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national anthem and then just quietly curl myself in a ball and weep over my tax return
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I hope you have your tree up, because I've been decorating it all night long.
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And by the way, they don't think they have enough.
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I don't know if you saw this, but Hochul, now let me just take you, this is the governor of New York.
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She is now saying that rich New Yorkers really need to move back from Florida, okay?
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I want to make sure that we're smart about having a system in place that's not just about taxing for the sake of taxing and being conscious of the fact that I need people who are high net worth to support generous social programs that we want to have in our state.
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I need people of high net worth because I need their money to do stuff in the state.
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You know why I'm not a full-time resident of Idaho?
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And, you know, for the end of the world apocalypse.
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The reason why I don't live in Idaho full time, because I would live in Idaho.
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But I think the biggest deal is that when I went to speak to some of the Republicans up in the House and the Senate in Idaho, and I was going to go up and help them raise money, one of the leaders came up to me.
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a Republican came up to me and said, have you moved here? And I said, we're thinking about it.
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And he said, and this is a quote, we hope you do because we want to add you to the tax base.
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And I said, you know what? You've guaranteed that I will never move to Idaho. Never.
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But that was so selfish of me, you know, because they know how to spend my money much better.
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You know, Florida, all these Floridians, they go down there or Texans, they go down there and they're like, hey, I don't know how to spend my money.
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But anyway, she says, Hochul says, the tax base is eroding and we need to get people back.
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And so she's got a new idea on how to get people back.
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Check out the full show podcasts anywhere you download podcasts.
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We have to come together and understand when we have a good story and when we have a good case.
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And right now there are a lot of good stories out there, but they're not necessarily good cases yet.
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Think of yourself as a publisher of a newspaper.
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Your reporter comes in and says, I got this story.
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Your job as a human being, as a good citizen, should be now to say, great, give me all of the facts that back that up.
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When there's not enough facts, you need to look at your friend and not in a crossway, just say, I love this story.
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I want to run with this story, but you don't have enough facts yet.
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Keep following this story and keep me up to date.
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And if you're the reporter, you don't turn on the editor and say, what do you mean?
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facts matter. Opinions don't matter. Facts matter. You got a good story. You got a good theory.
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Show me the facts on it. Because there's a lot of things. Tomorrow, I'm going to go into deep
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space. There is a war in space right now that nobody's talking about. And it's real. And we
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should be paying attention to that. But nobody's talking about it. Then there's all of this UFO
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stuff. And I don't know what to make of this. I really don't. You know, one of my favorite people
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in Congress is, uh, Anna Paulina Luna. Uh, she's from Florida. Uh, and she, yesterday,
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she had a deadline that expired, I think yesterday for the department of war to release over 40 UAP,
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which used to be UFO videos. Yeah. Anna, you didn't, you didn't, you didn't get any of these,
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uh, did you? No, we didn't. And in fact, as soon as I got into the office, as you know,
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we were coming back from being in Florida. I had my team and said, have we received anything,
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like even a confirmation of receipt from the Department of War? And they said, no, I think
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you guys need to call over and see what happened because we've given them, you know, over 40 days
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for this or a long time for this rather, and them not responding is not acceptable. And so it turns
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out that it just so happens to be very conveniently that they never, or whoever did receive it,
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never passed it on. And so the Department of War decided to respond to the House oversight saying
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that they would give us a briefing at some future date, which is unacceptable. That's not really
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their call to make. That's our call to make. And aside from that, I happen to be friends with
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Hegseth. And I also know that the president gave a very clear directive. So whoever's trying to be
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cute at the Department of War, that's not going to work. We know that these files exist. We've had,
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and we gave them specific names and locators for these files.
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they don't have anything to present to us is a farce.
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It's probably very similar to the previous videos you have seen released from my task force.
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So as you know, Rep Burleson released a very now famous video of one of these things deflecting a hellfire missile.
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I think at the end of the day, like we're not going to tell the American people what to believe, right?
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But is it fair to say that if the U.S. government is continually denying access to these files, we know that they're there.
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they're saying you don't have authorization or they're coming up with excuses as to why you can't
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see them well that's not their decision to make they weren't elected to office they're not the
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president of the united states they're defying the wishes and will of not just congress but also the
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president and so it's our job to run it down so can you tell me so you're not out to prove one
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thing or another you're you're setting out saying hey this is not your information to hide
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and if you're going to hide it you need a good you need a good reason that you tell congress and say
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here's the case why we think they should be kept silent is that that's what you're doing
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most certainly and i what i've gotten really frustrated with is you know people that are
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again are not elected are these low-level bureaucrats or members of the intelligence
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community that are making decisions that have no authority to make those decisions and then they
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think that they can you know defy congressional orders and so really i think that's kind of what
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we've been up against but ultimately at the end of the day i have seen stuff other members of
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congress have seen stuff and gone public with it that in my opinion is not created by us i don't
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think it's owned by china or russia so there's that but i mean i'm not going to tell people
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really what they need to to believe i think that that's on them um ultimately though i do have a
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massive issue with with the denial of access to information and so that's really what we're
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fighting here especially as a congress as a congressperson that is your job they you know
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the federal government doesn't understand oversight oversight means nothing if you can't say show me
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your work show me work you you you guys you put in the in the in the public sector here you work
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for us my job is to make sure that you're not hiding things and that can only happen if they
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are held to oversight and honestly on the flip side it can only happen if they can trust that
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no one who are getting top secret clearances are going to leak stuff well here's the thing too
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like if it was fake then tell us why we can't see it but the whole and yeah the whole the whole way
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that they're handling this is in my opinion an admission in itself right that they stonewall
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they block they prevent um and then stuff does come out and then they don't make comment on it
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so so i think the whole way that it's in itself is kind of yeah it it it is it is funny the way
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they're handling it and it is let's say there's nothing there i think there is i believe in you
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know little green men i don't know they're going to be green or little but uh you know i what a
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waste of space if you know we're out here all by ourself i don't know what we're going to find in
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those. However, the way they are behaving at a time when the trust of the average American
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towards its own government is at record lows, they should be doing everything they can to
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restore that trust. For instance, my trust in the war machine was really lost under Biden.
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I have more confidence in our Pentagon and our soldiers now than I've ever had in my life.
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However, I still have questions because too many things are secret.
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I don't need to know about what's going on in this war right now,
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If you're on oversight, you need to know those things.
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And if you're trying to restore trust in our country,
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and they have been denying access or and and again the famous story of me representative gates and
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representative burchett being denied access at eglin air force base and then the base commander
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famously gets up in the middle of the meeting which i've never seen happen in my life remember
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glenn i'm a vet too never seen this and just decides that he's going to go on a um a temporary
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duty to georgia in the middle of the meeting and doesn't return and then it turns out that we did
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talk with pilots and we did get confirmation that there were uaps there and they didn't want to show
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show it to us. But the whole point is, is that this argument of, okay, so you have the American
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people, you have elected representatives, and then you have the intel community, and then this
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internal war that takes place within the intel community regarding declassification, et cetera.
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This is not just siloed to UAPs, but I think it gets into the discussion on 9-11. It gets into
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so many other issues. And what I will say is, you know- Wait, wait, wait, wait. Take me from a UAP
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and release of the 9-11 files for the families.
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Jeffrey Epstein. Apparently Jeffrey Epstein was actually trying to work on behalf of the Saudi
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government to block the release of the 911 files for the families. And that was something that
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kind of came out in investigative reporting. So it's like an interesting, you know, quantum thread
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connection, right? But I mean, this whole issue of government transparency, it is such a big deal
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for restoring trust. You can see with the declassification order on the Kennedy files,
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how much stuff we found out when those files finally came out.
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And multiple administrations had tried to release that,
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and then fully authorized the declassification of the files.
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Are you more concerned about finding out that somebody,
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because I'm going to do a story tomorrow about the war in space.
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China is, you know, right behind us, and there are some things that they're doing with satellites that nobody's talking about, that, you know, we have to defend ourselves, and they're doing things that are not real good.
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Are you afraid that this is going to expose that we have enemies here that are earthlings, that have technology, that we are putting us way, way behind?
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Or are you thinking this leads to little green men, for lack of a better term?
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Yeah, I wouldn't say a little agreement, but I think that it leads to us not, I think it leads to the reason why you're not seeing a push for the declassification as quickly as possible is because I think there are people that realize that if the US government can't explain it, I will say this.
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if it was an adversary's technology, we would still not be number one. So I don't think that
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this is technology that, you know, is, is owned by another government, but they're just, there's
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things that we can't explain. And the reason I say it like that, because if I get too much in
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the specifics, sometimes people try to, you know, use it as a tax or whatever it might be, but that's
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a fact that's we cannot explain it so anna did um help me out on one thing um one of your colleagues
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talked about how if we knew it would be game-changing that he has seen like hybrid
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experimentation or anything else do you believe there's anything to this kind of stuff well we've
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had a number of whistleblowers come forward people that claim to be whistleblowers there's both
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credible and not credible people, right? In my opinion, it's always interesting within the UAP
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space because you have both good and bad actors. You have people that are credible, are legitimate,
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and then you have people that I think are placed there to discredit the information or push for
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transparency. And I think there have been people that have come across our past or that we've
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directly interfaced with that claim to have information and then end up being completely
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full of it. And you say, okay, meet me in a SCIF, and then they don't show up. Or they're really
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cagey about getting information. They've never had firsthand information. It's always second
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or third order information. So I'm not basing my statements on that. I'm basing my statements
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and my analysis on the information that I have seen firsthand and directly with other members
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of Congress. Is it more likely that we are looking at this time period right now and we have a
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government that is using this and actually in some ways making it into a possibly bigger deal,
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by the way, they're doing it to deflect and to get people to talk about anything other than the
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actual corruption that is going on? Or is it more reasonable to believe we're headed towards
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you know people think we're headed towards an event an announcement of some sort yeah no i don't
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i've seen those theories and you know the first shocking thing when i got to dc glenn is there's
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no like room of geniuses trying to figure things out that's it worth a draft pick this is as good
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as it gets right there's no like grain scheme up here and i think when you're in dc you realize
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that right once you actually kind of get you ascend to this position um in full transparency
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see, this conversation really started because of what happened at Eglin Air Force Base.
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And then Representative Burchett and myself and other members telling Comer we needed to do a
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hearing. And then other members doing hearings on their committees and then me getting the task
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force. So there's no like grand plan here other than we believe that there needs to be transparency
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and we're pushing for it. And President Trump agrees with us. And of all people, I think Barack
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obama agrees so you know there's that i remember when i was taking hillary clinton and bill clinton's
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deposition um that came up in the questioning and hillary clinton actually also too would never
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thought i'd agree with hillary clinton on something but she also had the same opinion
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well anna always great to talk to you um thank you so much for everything that you do in congress
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and for the great state of florida and we'll talk to you again anna paulina luna the representative
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