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Glenn Beck is joined by Pat Gray and Stu to discuss global warming hypocrisy, the Biden tax plan, and the future of the world. Also, a clip from the BBC talking to children who are predicting the future in the year 2000.
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Great show today. We take on the hypocrisy of global warming. We talked to you about the Build
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Back Better bill, which is the inflation reduction bill. Now that's the new name of it, but it does
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not reduce inflation. In fact, it's just going to impoverish you. We tell you about the tax scheme
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that is now just coming out. They had time to tell us this now that we have that. We also
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will tell you all about Hunter Biden. We have the guy who's leading the investigation in
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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This is the Glenn Beck Program from the Standing Rock Ranch. Welcome to the program. And we welcome
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Oh, perfect. You know, really, really perfect. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. In every way. Almost. Yeah.
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Yeah. And Stu is with us. And Stu, how are you? That's fascinating. Thank you for sharing.
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Let me, the way you tell a story, Stu is captivating. So let me, let me now go to a piece of audio
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we had last week. We didn't get to it. And I'm sure Pat played it and others have played
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it, but I don't know what anybody else has said. And I find it absolutely incredible from
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the 1960s. Here's a clip from the BBC talking to children who are predicting the future in
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the year 2000. Now listen to this. I think it'll be, uh, um, people will be regarded more as
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statistics and as actual people. I don't think it's going to be so nice. I think sort of all machines
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everywhere, everyone doing everything for you. You know, you'll get all bored and I don't think it'll
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be so nice. First of all, there's computers are taking over now computers and automation.
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And in the year 2000, they just won't, won't be enough jobs to go around. And the only jobs
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there will be will be for people with high HQ, you know, high IQ can work computers and such
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things. And other people are just not going to have jobs. They just aren't going to be jobs
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for them to have. Hmm. Hmm. Okay. Um, I would like these kids to run the fed. Uh, I don't know
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about you, but the thing that I grabbed out of this was who the hell are these children? These are
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children. They look to be anywhere from 10 to maybe 14. Um, the vocabulary, uh, the thinking that is
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involved in this, they're asked to predict the future and they're talking about automation and
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people won't have jobs and listen again to the first one. Play it again. Do you play the first
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one again, please play it? Just play it from the beginning and then stop after the first one.
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Um, people will be regarded more as statistics and as actual people. I don't think it's going to be
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so nice. I think sort of all machines. People are going to be, how old do you think that kid is?
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Maybe 10, 10 or 12. Looking at him. If you're watching the blaze, um, maybe 10, maybe 12 people
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will be regarded as statistics. What 10 year old says that what 10 year old says that could say that
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even about next year, you know, or 2030. Well, I think people will be regarded more as statistics,
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that there'll be numbers, uh, that computers will be doing everything. And that will give us a, a, a lack
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of, uh, self-worth. We won't be able to, uh, have the jobs. Just the people who are highly educated,
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know all about computers are going to be, you know, who made this case in the 1990s? Carl Sagan.
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Carl Sagan made the points that these kids are making. He got it from these kids. If this doesn't,
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yeah, he did. He stole it from these kids at damn, if he were alive today, boy, I'd be after him.
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Um, what is amazing to me is how our educational system has completely failed us.
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I can't think of kids that are 10 and 12 years old that talk like this. Can you?
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No, there, I mean, there aren't adults in the Biden administration that can talk like this.
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Reason and deduce and come to conclusions like this. They can't, they're incapable of it.
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It doesn't seem like there's adults in the Biden administration that can talk.
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They don't seem to be able to get through any, uh, form of communication.
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Do we happen to have, speaking of that, do we happen to have the Nancy Pelosi, uh, monologue
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I just want you to listen and try to tell me what she's talking about when she's discussing
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a bill that just is in negotiation and passing.
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Well, it's most of the product that we've done is.
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So now we may have added in the last day or so, and some of what we added is Senate to the
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Uh, hearing, Bernie doesn't like hearing, excuse me, Bernie loves hearing, Manchin doesn't
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Um, so some of the Senate oriented, and then we had the family medically, we figured if
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they're putting things in, then we can put something in, even if Manchin doesn't like
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So, um, uh, so we are getting some bird and privilege.
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I think, I think mostly we're getting privilege scrub because privilege struggle is deadlift
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It's, you have to take it out, but privilege violation can take you out.
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So, so we're again getting that as we go along as well.
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But when we pass a bill, then they will see it in its aggregate and make, uh, some.
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Are there any concerns that any of this is, quote, messaging because that they have to
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take some of those things out regardless, no matter what you send over?
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You said you weren't going to send a messaging bill.
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No, no, we're going to send a messaging bill, but we, um, want to be sure that what we send
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Could we just play the 10-year-old again from the BBC?
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I think it'll be, uh, um, people will be regarded more as statistics than as actual people.
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Now, either Nancy Pelosi is drinking, which has always been the rumor, she's either hammered,
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it's Nancy Pelosi, it's hammered time, um, she's either drinking or she is, uh, losing
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And I'm not sure, I'm not sure which, which it is, honestly.
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These guys that are in Congress, this is the oldest Congress, the oldest representation,
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There's never been a group of people at this age serving in Washington, D.C., the age of
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the administration, the age of Congress, the age of Senate.
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Not only do I agree with term limits, but I really think there should be an age limit
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because so many of these people are starting to be significantly compromised.
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You've got two of the three most powerful people in the world who are seriously compromised
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right now, and we're not doing anything about it.
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Well, I will tell you that, um, you know, the average lifespan was in its thirties, uh,
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Uh, that was, I mean, Ben Franklin was probably double the age of the average, the average American.
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I remember my grandfather's era, um, you know, people, when they started social security,
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it's because the average age for when you died, when a man died was 61.
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So most people would not get social security, um, but at least you'd have it in case you
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Well, now people are living to be 80 and 90 years old and some people are great.
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I mean, you know, we both know, uh, a heart surgeon that is no longer practicing heart
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surgery, but he is, he's, you know, running a global organization and the guy is 90 Pat,
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So I hate to say that you have an age limit, but you, you should have common sense and decency
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We all know when our, when our parents and grandparents are just not as strong as they
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And we certainly know when they're, when they're just incapable of doing things, these people,
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if they had to drive themselves, I would bet you a lot of the people in Congress that are
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of her age would have their keys taken away from them, but they don't drive anymore.
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When he died, um, 84, and he was at the constitutional convention, right?
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He was in a great deal of pain at the time, uh, but he wouldn't take morphine because he
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He said, because it would addle your brain and he wanted to remain sharp.
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Isn't one of the problems that you're talking about with the age thing, Glenn, like a bigger
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issue with just the size and scope of government?
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Because in theory, right, voters, the reason why Nancy Pelosi is in our lives is because
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the representatives of some blue district keep voting her in.
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They have the opportunity to select someone younger and more coherent.
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Which is not necessarily, I don't think, against what the founders wanted, right?
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They don't, they didn't care if individual districts made bad decisions.
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I mean, they wanted them to make good decisions, but if they, if an individual district selects
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as their representative, someone who the rest of the country doesn't like, that's in theory
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The problem is that these people wind up running our lives.
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If they didn't have all this power when they got to Washington, which they weren't supposed
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It becomes a problem for everyone because Nancy Pelosi has so much of an effect on our
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day-to-day lives, and she obviously is either drunk or incoherent all the time.
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And they thought, they thought that the, uh, the election process would preclude lifetime
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I don't think they envisioned somebody being elected, you know, 30 times in Congress.
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First of all, because it was a pain in the ass.
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It was at a time where, um, you could get malaria from mosquitoes.
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So they knew nobody wanted to go and it wasn't a full-time job.
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So they would only meet for a couple of months every year.
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And also, you know, I, I go back to America, the beautiful, one of my favorite lines is
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He is building a Biden empire and a Biden, uh, cash machine.
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And I really don't think he loves the country more than himself.
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And that is the case with a lot of these people.
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And they've, they may look at you and say, how dare you say that?
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But they've convinced themselves that that is true.
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And they've said, well, if I'm not doing it, who would, we've got to change the country.
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We've got to do this, but they're enriching themselves.
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Do you really think they care about you and your community?
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the, uh, the new bill that just was passed to reduce inflation, that's going to do anything
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Now, is that more than self, their country loved?
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When we don't do that, you can go to Taiwan, but you don't, in her position, announce it
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And then, quietly, you go, and then when you're done, you announce it as you're leaving.
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But, she doesn't love the country as much as she loves herself.
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Shame on you for being, you're not clear enough.
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I know if I'm not clear enough, I would never come on the air because it would be irresponsible
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And then, the real important question is, what are you going to do about it?
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Are you going to continue to vote for, I don't care if it's Republican, Independent, I don't
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If Mike Lee, for instance, is starting to slip, I'd be the first one to say, you know, Mike,
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I don't want to lose this seat, but you got to go.
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You got to let somebody else that understands at least today's world and is thinking about
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that, not just thinking about trying to make it through a speech.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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He is sharing the latest on his investigation into Hunter Biden and Biden's business dealings.
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He's someone we've just requested information from.
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We have access to a text message between Hunter Biden and Mr. Pruitt to where Mr. Pruitt,
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who was one of Hunter's financial planners, who was coaching Hunter on how to avoid a suspicious
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activity report, how to avoid getting one of those on an upcoming foreign transaction.
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Now, these transactions that were getting flagged by suspicious activity reports, what flags those
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are if you do a transaction with a country that's on the sanctions list, like, say, Syria
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or somewhere like that, or now Russia, but it wasn't Russia at the time.
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Or if you do a transaction with someone like a drug lord, if you watch the movie Ozark and
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you saw the guy was wanting off the list, you know, that list puts him at a sanction.
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Or if you're doing business with someone suspected of criminal activity.
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So it could have been where, you know, Hunter was doing business with Russia, you know, for
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prostitutes and things like that, according to the videos and all that other stuff.
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But I don't know that it's illegal to just order a, you know, a prostitute in a foreign country unless
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that entity is suspected of human trafficking, Glenn.
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Which is the money that Hunter, with his dad's payments, Hunter was paying a Russian sex ring
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And I have to tell you, before I would take any advice from Edward Pruitt, if I'm the president
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of the United States, I would tell my son, A, stop hiring hookers.
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The second is, if you're incapable of that, don't hire hookers from Russia because it's
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Russia and China, they are both known to put people in compromising situations.
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So they have some some some way to blackmail our officials.
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And the date of the text, by this point, Hunter received over 140 suspicious activity reports.
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So the FBI, the FBI and the DOJ had to know that he was up to no good.
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But yet, as far as we can tell, nothing's ever been done about it, which which raises the
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You do all this stuff with the Steele dossier, but you don't do anything, which was fake,
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Unlike anything Adam Schiff ever said, this stuff with Hunter Biden, we have evidence of
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And it would lead any investigator in Congress to believe, you know, has this put Joe Biden
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Has this put him at a disadvantage with some of our adversaries for the potential of blackmail
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There is absolutely no way that Putin and the highest levels of the Chinese spy agencies,
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there is no way that they didn't know about these things.
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So if we were worried about a golden shower taken by Donald Trump in Russia, which was
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completely made up, why would anyone think that they haven't used this or wouldn't use this
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And I can tell you that the videos that are on that laptop, some of the stories that we've
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been told by close associates of Hunter, it's pretty prevalent.
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And I don't know that's what we don't know for sure that's which wire that Pruitt was coaching
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him on, but the fact that Pruitt was coaching him on how to avoid a suspicious activity report
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shows that Pruitt knew that Hunter was up to no good, and he was trying to protect him
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from that, shield him from being further investigated.
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But whatever it was, it was a foreign transaction.
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And by everything that we can tell, he had transactions with three main countries.
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He had transactions with Russia, with Ukraine, and with China.
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So who is, I mean, China, Russia, apparently they've never blackmailed the Russian oligarchs.
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I would imagine Hunter's business partners and Joe Biden's business partners could use blackmail.
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I have a feeling that the people that were involved are worried that they're going to be thrown
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under the bus to get Hunter and the president off.
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Isn't the best line of inquiry would be to give them immunity for their testimony?
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Because they've got to be freaked that they're going to jail and the uppers won't.
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And another message that the New York Post broke last week was from a James Gillier, who was
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And this was a phone message that was recorded from a person that was worried that they would
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get thrown under the bus for some of these shady business dealings of Hunter's that was
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And this James Gillier replied back, don't worry, the big guy's got our back.
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So when he did that, Gillier became the second Hunter associate, along with Bobulinski, to
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And of course, we all know from Hunter's voicemail and his emails that you had to save 10% for
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If that, in fact, makes Joe Biden the big guy, and he was trying to get 10% of a Chinese company
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that's very involved with the Chinese Communist Party spy agency, then that's a huge, huge problem
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The money we sent over, these are just a couple of things.
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I don't know if you have the answer, but I hope somebody in Washington is looking into this.
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The money we sent over, suspiciously, as soon as we sent that money over, the president, President
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Zelensky, and their version of Congress, to change their mind on gay marriage.
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And I think this has Samantha Power's fingerprints all over it.
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This administration has not been transparent with anything they're doing in Ukraine.
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So could you, I mean, who looks into things like that?
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And also, the oligarch that Zelensky just pulled the citizenship from is the guy that owned Burisma
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and had dealings with Privat Bank that we had our missing $1.8 billion in, and Hunter was
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But also, Joe Biden, through Hunter, got that guy you were just talking about, Ozark, got this oligarch off that list.
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Joe and Hunter Biden got that removed so he could have a visa to come here into the United States.
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And now, after we give the money, the guy who, this same oligarch that helped get Zelensky the presidency over in Ukraine,
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and was the guy that Hunter and Joe Biden were involved with, now his citizenship is revoked.
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I have no idea, but I can tell you this, Glenn.
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The oligarchs that the Biden administration has clearly shown favoritism to are two oligarchs who have paid Hunter Biden for who knows what.
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Those two oligarchs are going to be the key to answering a lot of questions about potential wrongdoing and quid pro quo
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and every other problem, legal problem, that Hunter and potentially his father are going to have once Republicans take the majority in January.
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I hope the Department of Justice does that before then, but I don't have confidence they will.
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Well, one thing I am afraid of with the Department of Justice is that they take, they try him on something, he skates on it, and then double jeopardy.
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We're still going to have hearings with the associates.
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We will try to get as many of the high-level people that this administration has let off the hook, the oligarchs.
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If they're in the United States, we'll do anything we can to get to the bottom of the truth.
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And these hearings are going to be transparent, and they're going to be a real committee.
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It's not going to be a Nancy Pelosi hand-picked committee with everybody having the same viewpoint.
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This is going to be a legitimate congressional hearing, and we're going to publish a report, and we're going to walk that over and hand it to the Department of Justice.
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If Biden's still president and the same people are still in control, we're going to be very transparent with the American people on what we publish and what we expect of this Department of Justice.
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Do you have evidence that the Secret Service colluded with the Bidens and covered things up, the White House?
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And do you have evidence that the DOJ was involved and covered things up?
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You know, the Secret Service hasn't been the most transparent agency in a lot of different things that we've been looking into.
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With the Department of Justice, I know that Johnson and Grassley feel like they have a little bit of evidence.
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That's more of what the Senate's been looking into.
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What I've been looking into in the House is more revolved around his banking records.
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Because once we get these suspicious activity reports, they will specifically say what the bank thought.
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This was a suspicious wire with this person who is sanctioned in Russia, or this person who is sanctioned, or this business who is sanctioned in China.
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Or we believe he was money laundering here, or we believe that this was an excessive wire from a country that we're not allowed to do business with.
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So those suspicious activity reports will be able to answer a lot of questions and take us an enormous way along the path of investigating Hunter Biden's wrongdoing and shady business dealings.
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Congressman Comey from Kentucky, thank you for your hard work, sir.
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And I do indeed hope that you are in charge of the committee and that it is transparent.
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The American people cannot have closed-door dealings anymore.
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And I hope you are as transparent as you say you will be.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Nancy Pelosi and her bar, probably some ice cream, flew overnight to Asia.
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She's in Singapore or Shanghai or one of those S countries or cities.
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Wasn't that one of the like Trump was talking about S countries?
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And she is she's not saying if she's going to go to to Taiwan.
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And most of that tightness is from the face stretching that she's had done over the years.
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And and it's nice because China said pretty much, you know, kind of like we're thinking maybe an act of war if you go.
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Now, here's the the next story that I think is kind of important.
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You know, I just told you that Hawaii was, you know, taking themselves out of the coal business.
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And don't worry that the other plants, the solar panels, they'll all be done in two weeks.
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People are starting to rethink like natural gas.
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They'd already gotten turned off all their nukes and everything else.
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Now, Russia's back online, sending them the gas.
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But they've you know, gosh, where did we put that extra 20 percent?
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So now they're cutting it down by like 20 percent and they're not sure if they're going to have.
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Well, they know they're not going to have enough.
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They're not sure they're going to get anything once it turns to winter with Russia.
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You know, Russians seem to be, I don't know, a little harsh from time to time.
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Billions are being spent on terminals to bring in liquefied natural gas.
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And they are looking for any kind of natural gas.
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Who has any kind of natural gas that they could sell to Europe?
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And we've looked the world over and we just can't find any country that has natural gas.
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The Germany's biggest cities are now saying that they're going to have to reduce.
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Everybody's going to have to reduce their their usage, their consumption of energy by 16 percent.
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I think that extra one percent, you know, 15 percent, you know, nice round number about 15 percent.
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And so I think that means, you know, do not use a four slice toaster.
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And you're not allowed to heat your home over 68 degrees and you're not allowed to air condition your home below 78 degrees.
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They're going to have to sacrifice a little bit.
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The city has also banned the use of mobile air conditioning units and fan heaters.
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And, you know, I don't know about you, but and I've thought this out a lot because I care about the planet and global warming.
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That one solved natural gas or nuclear plants or, dare I say it, coal until you get those things running again.
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But if you're not going to do that, well, then people are going to die.
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And there's this idea that we can't impact the earth.
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If you think about things in through that framework, you have a problem.
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If you think about things in the framework of protecting human life and having human life flourish, you think about things a little differently.
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Just say, can you imagine, Stu, what they're saying is global warming.
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They're all dying of, you know, heat exhaustion.
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They act as if we can't see what a world would be like if there were a lot of heat waves.
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What if you had a community there where you saw triple digit temperatures often?
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They're now trying to make the same point about the Northwest.
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Well, they don't have a lot of air conditioning.
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People in the Northwest don't have air conditioning.
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So this is not you coming up last minute with this solution.
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When the heat wave of 2003 hit Europe, nearly 35,000 mostly elderly people died.
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The size and scope of the tragedy gave global warming theorists an opportunity to spout their
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views to almost every news camera on the globe.
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They claim that events like this justify the EU spending an estimated $1.443 trillion by
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2023, which is right around the corner now, to alter its energy industry enough to possibly
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A hundred years ago, there was nothing you could do about a heat wave except stay away
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Now we can do this magic thing called condition the air.
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35,000 air conditioners cost about $2.5 million, or perhaps you can pick a few vacant office
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buildings that your economy and its double-digit unemployment rates can't support and turn the
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Then just fire up a few gasoline-powered school buses and shuttle old people to the air-conditioned
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It was a, yeah, yeah, and it was a, it was a tough, I mean, I worked in a think tank for
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But I mean, again, that's what the left loves to leave out of this equation.
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The fact that we can do things to solve whatever issues there might be.
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So if we do get more heat waves, which I don't think is a certainty, but if we do, then we
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What is the main thing we're trying to do here when it comes to the climate?
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The main thing we would be trying to do is to limit the amount of people who die because
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That's the main metric you'd think we'd be focusing on.
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Though that chart of how that has progressed has not shown up in any UN IPCC report.
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We do have it though from your book, an inconvenient book, and it shows the rate of death from extreme
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weather that has dropped by about 99% from 1915 to 2000.
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In this book, it ends at 2004, though we know the rate has dropped even farther since then.
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And it's because we've come up with solutions to deal with these things.
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We've advanced and adapted and made life better for people.
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Look, you can quote boneheads like whoever wrote that book, or you can quote Bill McGuire,
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who's just put a new book out last week, Hot House Earth, an Inhabitant's Guide.
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And he argues that after a year of ignoring warnings from scientists, it is now too late
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to avoid the catastrophic impacts of climate change.
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Now, if I'm writing that book, that's where the book starts.
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Now, the University College of London Earth Sciences, he's a professor there, said that
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the record-breaking heat waves across the UK and the dangerous wildfires, I mean, that's
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And as we headed further into 2022, soon it'll be unrecognizable to every one of us, meaning
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It's already unrecognizable, you know, when people are saying a heat wave is going to scare
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I'm sorry, burn all of us to death if we don't die in the fiery flood.
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Uh, so anyway, um, the, um, he's now saying that we have to have zero admission.
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I say we take all the money and buy air conditioners myself.
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Um, however, there are some things that, um, that can be done.
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And that is, we'll stop, uh, Taylor Swift from, uh, from flying in a private jet.
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Uh, she said that she has now found out that Taylor Swift, yes, America's sweetheart, her
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jet, her CO2 emissions total about 1200 times more than the emissions from the average person's
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She's, she's got 1200 times that, uh, her jet emits more carbon dioxide than any other
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celebrity jet, but she says, wait, you can't pin that on me because I lease my jet out and other
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Uh, well, she can try to get away with it all you want.
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Uh, but we know she should probably be in climate jail along with somebody else.
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Yes, Leonardo DiCaprio, we all know and love him.
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He was, um, a survivor of the Titanic who knew, uh, but he survived and yet he still has the
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Uh, apparently he's got a, uh, a vacation record on large, like 250 foot yachts, uh, that, uh,
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And the, the, the man who took him on was the Brazilian, uh, president, uh, Bonsonero.
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And, uh, this, this weekend, uh, Leonardo DiCaprio, you know, tweeted about the rainforests
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And, uh, the Brazilian president, uh, uh, wrote, Hey, you should give up your, your yacht
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before you lecture about the, uh, environment here in Brazil.
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He was, um, just pictured on a $150 million, uh, yacht.
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It's the largest, uh, uh, manufactured in Britain.
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It produces about 238, uh, tons of carbon dioxide per mile per mile.
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Uh, and he said, look, uh, you again, Leo, I mean, I could tell you again, give up your
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yacht before lecturing the world, but I know you progressives, you want to change the entire
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So I'm going to let you off the hook, but between us, it's weird to see a dude who pretends
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to love the planet, paying more attention to Brazil than to the fires, harming Europe and
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He says, Leo, unlike the places you're pretending not to see by brilliantly playing the role of
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a blind man, Brazil is, and will carry on being a nation that with the most preserves, you
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can carry on with your Hollywood star toys as we do our job.
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In my government, the average deforestation is way lower than it was in the past when the
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crook turned candidate that your Brazilian buddy supports was in power.
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It's clear that everyone who attacks Brazil and its sovereignty for the sake of virtue signaling
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They don't know, for instance, that we preserve more than 80% of our native vegetation or that
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It's nice to hear somebody fight back and just not take it when, if it's true that they have
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the cleanest energy among the G20, he should be heralding them.
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Instead, he's on his on his yacht lecturing everybody and he's targeting Brazil.
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Because it's not a progressive candidate that is currently running the country.