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Glenn and Stu are back with a new episode of the Glenn Beck Show! This week, they talk about the Trump administration, the election, and the name of a new drug. Plus, a new vaccine is coming and it s a scary name.
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Wow, good show today. Wouldn't you say? Good podcast? Yeah, really fascinating times.
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Yeah. Thanks to the show, Easy. Yeah. This one is, this one is, I don't even know how to describe it.
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We had two senators on today that I thought were fantastic and were just open and honest and it was just like a real conversation.
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It doesn't happen with two politicians very often. That's very true. Right? Very true.
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So, Stu and I also went down the rabbit hole of, is it Oliver Anthony or Anthony?
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It's Oliver Anthony. Why can you not remember his name?
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Because he has two first names and it's not even his name.
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Anyway, we were talking about the lyrics and Stu thinks that they're really depressing.
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And I agree with him, but I can see how many people feel that.
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Um, and that led us to something on Donald Trump and the election.
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Oh my gosh, I am, I am so nervous about this new COVID vaccine, this new COVID-19.
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Now it's coming and it's coming fast and furious.
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In fact, it was, uh, it was being produced before they announced this new vaccine, this new, uh, version of COVID-19, which is weird, but they've got it.
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And, uh, if you just go get, I think this is the ninth booster now, isn't it?
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Uh, you're going to be able to, uh, you're going to be able to it.
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Well, it's, it's named, uh, after the, um, the god of, um, strife and discord.
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Um, but I was, so I was looking into it, uh, today and I thought, you know, somebody named
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Is the E after the E after the O in the Greek alphabet?
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Because I think they just go like COVID and then, um, omitron, omicron, omicron, omicron.
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It's been, um, how long it's been since we've talked about this.
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Well, they are, they are, they are transformers.
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And this one is transformed into something very, very, very, very deadly.
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Now I started looking into the name, uh, of this, uh, Greek goddess, the, the, uh, one
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that causes strife, which in Greek mythology, strife is wholesome for men.
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Uh, she stirs the selfish, uh, the, the shift list to toil.
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So in other words, the strife is good because it, uh, it causes you to work.
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Causes you to, you know, do, okay, well, all right, maybe, I guess.
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And then the discord she sows, um, she is, um, she's great.
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She has her, her feet on the ground and her head in the heavens.
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So she knows what's best when she sows discord.
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Now this is also, uh, a goddess came from the 1950s, a couple of Americans who started
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Uh, and, uh, this is from their, I guess their religious book.
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One day Malto asked Eris if she really created all those terrible things.
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She told him that she always had liked the old Greeks, but they can't be trusted with
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Uh, suffice to say that Eris is not hateful or malicious, but she is mischievous.
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The story of Eris being snubbed and indirectly starting the Trojan war is recorded in blah,
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She's the goddess of disorder and being, uh, discordian Eris is looked upon as the foil to
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the preoccupation of Western philosophy in attempting to find order in the chaos of reality.
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Discordian Eris teaches us that only truth is chaos and that order and disorder are simply
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I have to say, I saw the story on the new COVID variant and did not even consider clicking
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I want to read some more on this, but I find it, I just find it fascinating because these
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They weren't, they were doing the Greek alphabet.
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You're just, they're just labeling it by they're going in order, right?
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And now all of a sudden they've just, I don't remember a story.
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I can't, maybe I just didn't click on it, but I don't remember a story about, Hey, we're
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We're just, we're going to switch this up by mythology.
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It was, yeah, it was in the Greek alphabet, right?
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It was, it's like, uh, I don't know one, I don't know mid midway through.
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Again, I don't remember naming the diseases after Greek gods.
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I'm sure they were going through the Greek alphabet.
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I mean, we remember alpha, beta, gamma, uh, Delta.
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Now, I don't remember them getting past the end.
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I mean, after, you know, you've got, I don't remember the Omega variant.
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Maybe I just wasn't paying, again, it's possible I wasn't paying close enough attention to this.
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Maybe they had all these variants and I missed it.
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But my understanding was the process was they only used a Greek alphabet letter when it became a variant of concern, which was some level of like, okay, this is going to blow up.
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I remember when the Omicron thing started and it was in South Africa and it was like, hey, this one looks like it's going to make some noise.
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And it went through that process and all of a sudden it was like, okay, this one's going to be everywhere.
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And then it was, um, and they used Omicron, but I don't remember another, since then, I don't remember another alphabet letter coming out as being a big variant of concern.
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Maybe, you know, maybe we got to Zeus and we're like, okay, what are we going to do now?
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But I like, are you, maybe I'm in the minority here, but are you completely past reading news stories about COVID?
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Oh, I'm only reading them because of their evil nature.
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Like you're just talking about, I know you're interested in why is this named this.
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Yeah, I'm just, I mean, they always leave breadcrumbs.
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So when I saw Eris, I thought, what is, what is Eris?
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I mean, I'm a good 18 months at least past caring about COVID in any way.
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Other than the fact that like, I'm interested, like, Hey, our response to it seemed like a little bit of a problem.
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Um, maybe we should make sure we don't do that again.
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I don't have, I don't care about any of the other stuff.
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And we'll all die in a, in a fiery COVID fat, you know, crash of some sort.
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But I just, I am, I'm well beyond, like, I saw there was a story today that there is a small college somewhere that's in Atlanta that's re-implementing the masks.
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And it's like, can you imagine being on that staff?
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Like, what are you, what are you talking about?
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Maybe the, the college is so crazy that this is par for the course for them.
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But like, you just think, wait, what, what year are we in?
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Even the flux capacitor seems outdated like the masks.
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I just, no, we're all, we've, we, that was a thing.
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And like, look, individuals are going to have to deal with this in the way that they do.
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If you're a person who has risk and you see a new variant, like, maybe you should stay away from people for a little bit.
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This is how it should have been from the beginning.
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I mean, is there anyone with the sound of my voice?
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I mean, I would think if I were like, let's say you had a, an immune, a real serious immune problem.
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If I'm really, you're seeing this pop up again, you might think to yourself, you know what?
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You know, I'm going to stay, I'm going to stay away.
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I'm going to, I'm not going to that indoor meeting where everyone's going to be talking that I was thinking about.
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I might consider that if I was really vulnerable.
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I only have like one 11th of a lung left from lung cancer.
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Like if you are really vulnerable and like I get COVID and I could absolutely die from it.
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And look, people, look, this is something that is real.
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People are still dying from the complications of this.
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It's just, it's not a societal interest and individual interest are two different things.
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And when you talk about societal interest, you're talking about some large policy that covers millions and millions of people.
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That's different than a decision you make for yourself.
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So Stu, we do know that hospitalizations are up 60%.
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Like, this is, should I bring in the relative versus absolute risk police squad here to say,
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every time you hear a number like that, ask yourself, is this relative or absolute risk?
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And when it's relative risk, most of the time it means nothing.
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What, what tripled means what in this scenario?
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If you have a 30% chance of dying, that's a real important thing to know.
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If you have a 30% increase, an increase of what?
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And when you have a relative risk question, it's a, it's usually, it's a scare tactic
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by the media to look at some, you know, slight increase under a small subpopulation to terrify
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All I know is the federal government has started purchasing COVID-19 equipment and hiring advisors
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Department of Defense, millions of taxpayer funds being used to purchase COVID-19 equipment,
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such as test kits, some of the contracts, which are traceable via the federal government
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spending database scheduled to begin next month or October.
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And, uh, we're just spending money hand over fist because we know we're going to need this
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The flu we have today, the one they changed for every year is just like, is this is a variant
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And that's, I look, I think that's where most people are.
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I think that the media is going to make their big deal of this.
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But the bottom line is like COVID was a totally different scenario when none of us had any
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Every person in the country has some level of immunity to it basically at this point.
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So once you get to that point, your body has an ability to fight back.
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It doesn't mean it always wins, but it didn't always win against the flu either.
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It turns into something that we can actually deal with.
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Well, take it from a grandma killer, I guess, or you can listen to the guy who's been on
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My father said, if we lie to one another, we don't have a family.
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And so, you know, honesty is always the best policy.
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So let me just, let me come out from behind this throne of lies on which I sit and tell
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you that I haven't really been following the Senator Tommy Tuberville thing.
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Uh, I, I said in a meeting last week with my producers, I think this is good, right?
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I mean, I know that he's trying to stop the money going to the military for abortions, or
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I'm not sure, but I know the left is really pissed off at him and that kind of makes me
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Uh, and, and it looks like it is, I'm like, I can't say it's successful because we don't
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have an ending to it yet, but this is the first time I've seen somebody do something
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like this and just not get a brick thrown at their head by everybody.
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And so I wanted Tommy to come on and I apologize, but I'm, I'm watching other things, uh, and
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And not to say that this isn't, I just haven't, I just haven't, it's constantly on my radar,
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but over off on a corner and I keep hearing about it.
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And I think it's been going on for like a year, hasn't it?
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Well, it started about, it started in July last year.
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I heard they were going to change the military, uh, abortion policy, which was passed in 1985
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by the Democrats and Joe Biden, that you can only do abortion in the military, but, uh,
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but because of the three exceptions and I heard they were going to change that after Roe Wade,
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they won't put everybody that's a federal employee on some kind of abortion policy.
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And, and, uh, so it took me about four months, Glenn, to get a briefing.
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I got a briefing and then I told secretary, I'll say, no, no, no, no, we're not going to
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charge the American taxpayers for travel, for abortion, for military.
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If you do that, I'm going to hold your generals and admirals, well, too much later in, uh,
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So it's, I guess it's been about seven months, uh, I put a hold and that's the only power
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If you're in the minority, that's really the only power that you have.
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And so I put a hold on and, uh, they've, they've came after me, but, uh, I'm not changing
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So, you know, it's, what's crazy here is that, you know, we have, I think we have 44
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We had seven, seven, I mean, what, who's printing up four-star generals?
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I mean, I have no problem with something like this.
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And I, I, it's clear that nobody doing anything knows this is a losing battle for their side.
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I have no problem with promotions, but not if you're out of control, completely out of
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Uh, they bring the general admirals and, uh, to the floor, not basically not to the floor.
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They do, we do it off the floor and we confirm three or 400 at a time.
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And, uh, instead of voting on them individually, now to me, generals and admirals are very important.
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Obviously we need to understand whether they can do the job or not do the job.
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As you said, we had seven back in world war two, now 44 and rising, uh, the Pentagon is
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And, and you got to remember this too, Glenn, uh, a general, a four-star basically has a budget,
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uh, and people working around him of five, 600 million a year.
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And so, uh, uh, the joint chiefs of staff chairman, for instance, uh, Mark Milley, who it is right
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now, his budget is something like 300 million and has 4,600 employees.
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What the heck, uh, do we need that many people working for, uh, the joint chiefs of staff?
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You know, listen, I'm a military person and I hate them doing this.
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Uh, you know, we traveled and, and, uh, you know, there's nothing more important Glenn in
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our country than a great military, but let me tell you something.
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A whole country's headed South, but if we lose our military and our spot in world, uh,
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national security, it's going to be over for us.
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Well, I think we, I think we're headed that direction with what we're doing in, um, Ukraine
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I have, I mean, I, I'm sure you saw what Mark Milley said yesterday.
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Uh, I have a problem with the first part of that sentence.
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Well, Glenn, I'll tell you, I've taken, I've had the opportunity now to, to look at all
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And we started in February with one and it went to 10 and 50, then 75, we're up to 300
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And it'll probably be closer to 600 at the end of the year.
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Now, again, telling the people out there, listen, I am, I cannot hold these people up.
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They can bring them to the floor one at a time and confirm them.
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I can't do that, but I can hold all of them being said, okay, we're just going to pass you
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And so Schumer, he didn't want to bring it to the floor because he will admit guilt, uh,
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But the thing of the thing about, about all this is just absolutely amazing.
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Uh, after looking at each one of these generals and admirals, how woke a lot of these people
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are, I mean, the things that they teach and that they want to teach.
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I mean, as I tell general Austin and Millie in hearings face to face, uh, out in public,
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we don't need to educate our young men and women in the military in terms of anything,
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but a killing machine, because people have to fear us and they don't fear us right now
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because all we're doing is we're teaching DEI, this wokeism, drag Queens.
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Uh, now a lot of these, uh, so-called young men or women are getting in the military so they
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can have their transition paid for by the taxpayers.
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So what is your hope that, I mean, if we're passing them one by one, are you hoping that
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the Americans will eventually do what I did and go, what is this really all about?
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Hey, well, I want to be brought to the floor where all my colleagues, not just on the left,
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but also on the right, look at this person that we're confirming and going, wait a minute,
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uh, look at the books that this, this person has, has, has written, or look at the things
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that they've taught, uh, and as a one star or a two star, uh, again, we've got to get
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back to having more people that the people that actually do the war fighting or the, or
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the second lieutenants, the captains, the sergeants, uh, the people that train these people.
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And I, I was hoping when I got to DC three years ago that I wouldn't recognize that,
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uh, that, that there are actually, our military was, was bipartisan.
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It was all about, Hey, protecting the United States and its allies that we're far from
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I mean, this is, it's going, we're going overboard.
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And this Ukraine war is just, just brought more out.
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I was in Ukraine three months before this started.
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And Zelensky looked me now and says, the only way we can stop this is y'all give us
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weapons and put on and let, and let, uh, Putin see what, that you're going to back us.
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He'd had a two minute conversation with Putin and look how many hundreds of thousands of
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people that, uh, Joe Biden has gotten killed, uh, because of this.
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And I've said this, uh, and I've, I've taken a lot of flack for it.
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It's kind of like a junior high playing against a college football team.
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I don't, I don't care what we give them unless we go over there and help them fight.
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I don't, I don't know whether I could stop it or not, but I'll be, uh, outspoken about it.
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I know there's a ton of people that feel like I do, uh, you draft my son, my son, I'm
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Some place, uh, away from the reach of the military.
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I will not let my family, my children support a war with in Ukraine with Russia.
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And I believe, I believe probably at least 50% of that has gone into dark money.
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Well, what, what your audience ought to understand too is, you know, if when there's a national
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disaster, you know, the next thing that's going to happen is the national disaster is
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The problem that people don't understand is we don't have anything to sell them right now.
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We don't have anything to give them because we're out.
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I mean, they've been shooting them at a, at as fast as they possibly can because they don't
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Uh, they don't have the people that Russia's got.
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And so, uh, the money that we're sending now is going up to prop their, prop up their government
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and prop up their, uh, pension system, uh, going, going in to keep their, uh, uh, the
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country going because they don't have an economy right now.
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Uh, it, we, they are the 51st state of the United States and we're sending all that money
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And when we're imploding within our borders, uh, the things that are going on in our country,
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which is in year in my lifetime, Glenn, it's the worst you and I have ever seen.
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Yeah, I'm hopeful because I believe in this country, you and I had an opportunity to grow
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up in something that was very special after world war II, the growth and the building of
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And, and, uh, but you know, since the nineties and Clinton's NAFTA and all that, we've sent
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I've seen our education and I talked to you before about the, our education systems turned
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And it's just, um, it's sad to see it go this direction.
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Uh, do we have to go to the bottom before we find out that, uh, the direction that we're
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Uh, I, I, I just think that, and would hope and pray that there would be enough good people
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in this country to step up and, and say, even on the left side, and I know there's people
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on the left and I've talked to them about it, uh, senators all the time.
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You can't believe what we're doing at the borders, right?
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I mean, and, and, and again, it all goes back to politics.
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They want to change this country and something that's not, you can't Glenn, you can't run a
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world, not just our country, a world without fossil fuels.
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But these clowns are trying to convince people about this climate hoax that we've got to do
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No, we're going to implode because we're not going to have the facilities or the things
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to do to keep up this country and keep this world going.
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Um, I appreciate all that you're doing and let us know how we can help.
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So we've been talking about this song, uh, and, uh, and what it means.
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And I think Stu and I are at the same place that there are a lot of people that are feeling
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this way and they are blaming the government for things, but the government can make you
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Uh, you know, I hate to, you know, man's search for meaning, but that is true.
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And as a recovering alcoholic, I know it to be true.
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You think that it's all of these other problems that are getting in your way.
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And so you drink more and then it's these other problems and you drink more and it's
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none of those things is that you have a, what someone described as a God shaped hole in
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And more and more people have this hole in them that they try to fill with fame or
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fortune or, you know, likes follows all of this crap that our kids, the world is empty
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and meaningless because we don't have something bigger than ourselves.
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That's why the left is using climate change and everything else.
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But you'll see all these people who have grown out of that climate change era of their life.
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They're all finding it empty in the end because it is, it is, you have to have something bigger
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than yourself and, uh, and everything we do now is about politics, fame, or fortune.
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The politicians aren't over turning my phone on and pressing the, you know, Instagram or
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And it just feels like we're kind of on a search for something man search for meaning.
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He's said, you know, I think people are searching for purpose.
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And I don't think we don't know who to trust and where to find that larger meaning these
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Um, did you see that poll out from, uh, who did it about CBS?
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This is, we were talking about this earlier, um, and Stu asked me a question on this.
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So let's just play this, play this back here on, on what the poll said.
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The poll was, uh, who do you trust to tell you the truth?
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And the, the, uh, they gave a few options, uh, and the number, this was of Trump voters.
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And they said, number one was Donald Trump, 71%.
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The other options that weren't like Vivek Ramaswamy.
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The other options were friends and family, which was second at 63%.
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Except if you think of your friends and family, least I do.
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I think of all my friends and family, ones that I don't believe have it down there.
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Then you have conservative media figures at 56% and religious leaders at 42%.
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And like, take, everyone gets so focused and the media did this constantly.
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If the, the person you tell that you think is going to tell you the truth is a politician,
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Or any, any person in that position, if it's, you know, religious leaders, for example, you
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Or why are you going, why are you bothering blowing up your Sundays and not watching more
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NFL football if you don't trust your own religious leaders, right?
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Maybe you should find a different church friends.
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Maybe find ones that you actually like and trust because, you know, look, any politician
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And that's certainly the reverse of where we were as a country at one point.
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He has earned his trust in a very strange way and a way I've never seen anybody earn it
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He, he doesn't always tell the truth and he knows that.
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I mean, it's not like he's, he's not, he is a storyteller and he, it's like when people
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said, don't take him literally, take him seriously.
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So when he said, let's say, for instance, for instance, that you'll never convince me he
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No way, shape or form at no time has that even crossed his mind that he lost that or lost
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So when he was on the phone call, you can look at it many different ways.
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He's on the phone call in Georgia and he's like, look, we have 10,000 here.
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We have 25,000 votes that I think are missing here.
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You, all you have to do is find 11 and it changes everything.
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And he's saying all you, you don't have to do all 150,000 or whatever number he's presenting.
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And I don't think he knew the truth that there were 150.
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It's what he had been informed on and suspected, et cetera, et cetera.
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All of those votes that should have been counted or all of those votes that shouldn't have been
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And I think like there's a million examples of this, but like he obviously isn't always
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And you can know that because he says the exact opposite things for a very specific reason.
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For example, I'm going to annihilate North Korea and Kim Jong-un.
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And then a week later, Kim Jong-un is a great friend.
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We know those two things aren't true at the same time.
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Like he's intentionally saying what he thinks will bring him to the next best option down
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the road, whatever he thinks will advance his particular situation he's thinking at that
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And I've never seen anybody gain it this way before.
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He gained it because he did some really big things when he was president.
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That I'm not sure any other Republican would have done.
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So he gained credibility on like, hey, you did that.
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Now, where's the rest of this when you would say how many people?
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The reason why I think people trust him is because he's earned it by his enemies.
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They've done everything they can to destroy him.
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There's only two reasons you would keep fighting at this point.
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Yeah, because he probably isn't charged with all these crimes if he's not running.
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I mean, they went those two years almost giving him an option.
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I have always said that I really just didn't believe.
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I thought that putting Donald Trump in jail is the icing on the cake.
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They need to bring Donald Trump down to Biden's corruption level.
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So when you have Biden being charged with all these things and you have his main competitor
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But if they flood the system with this guy's a criminal needs to go to jail.
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Now you've brought Donald Trump or the opposing guy down to the same level where they're leveling
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And I've never really thought I thought it was just icing on the cake.
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If he actually does go to jail until Stu, we were talking about this poll and you said
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what I was talking about how, okay, 71% of people may trust him more than their friends
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and family and, and, and the religious leaders.
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Like you can beat up on DeSantis's campaign and say it hasn't been perfect, but like, is
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Really difficult to beat someone who's trusted like that.
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And then I said, and what happens to America when they put that guy who's trusted at that
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And that's the question that made me change my mind.
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I know exactly what happens when you put a guy like that in prison, you have chaos and
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Let's end this podcast where we started this podcast.
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I told you that there's new COVID, um, new COVID vaccines on the way they're talking about.
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There's a school in Atlanta that's starting to do it.
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And I've heard all of this and you've heard all of this, but the one thing I hadn't heard,
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uh, was the explanation of the name of this particular, uh, line of COVID.
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Which is, uh, from mythology, the, the God of goddess.
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So it is Eris, the goddess of, of, hang on just a second.
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When we enter these times, it's always going to be about chaos.
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They name this COVID that, uh, this COVID strain after the God of chaos.
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The author of all lies and author of all chaos.
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Take your stuff and get as far away from chaos as you possibly can.
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Then stand because it will grow and it will sweep everywhere unless we stand and stand together.