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00:00:00.000 hey everybody stew's back we talk a little bit about the weird super bowl experience that he had

00:00:05.500 where he was just drunk and and spreading coronavirus to all the cnn people you're

00:00:12.940 welcome champa so we have a little bit on that also some really disturbing news from the imf

00:00:20.340 and it revolves a little bit around the new passport that everybody's talking about now at

00:00:27.340 least in the circles of the elite we've got to have some coronavirus vaccination passport it goes

00:00:35.760 deeper than that how are you going to get a loan imf has solved this and uh it's a little frightening

00:00:43.360 also what is happening to the california schools on ethnic-based training and the woman with gorilla

00:00:50.680 glue in her hair hello paging dr darwin dr charles darwin all of that on today's podcast

00:00:58.740 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:01:09.940 thank you very much you're looking good you smell like beer but you're looking healthy

00:01:18.760 you're in sunshine with tampa yeah that well the beer is in the super bowl is this morning

00:01:22.740 had a little stop off at the bar all right good good uh well i wanted to make sure i got back

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00:03:09.820 the seattle times is reporting today in the near future travel may require a digital documentation

00:03:27.460 showing that you have been vaccinated or tested for the coronavirus among governments and those

00:03:34.760 in the travel industry a new term has entered the vocabulary a vaccine passport one of joe biden's

00:03:43.300 executive orders aimed at curbing the pandemic asked government agencies to assess the feasibility

00:03:51.380 of linking coronavirus vaccine certificates with other vaccination documents and producing

00:03:58.080 a digital passport denmark's government said that in the next three or four months it's going to roll

00:04:05.240 out its digital passport that'll be able to show people that have been vaccinated it isn't just

00:04:11.860 governments that are suggesting vaccine passports in a few weeks uh eod airlines and emirates will start

00:04:18.340 using digital travel passes the international transportation association is backing this as well

00:04:26.500 so here's what they're here's what they're saying they want to give you a digital passport whether

00:04:34.220 that'll be a stick or something you scan or whatever that just says i've had all my vaccines it seems like

00:04:42.140 it's going to be one of these things in your like wallet on your iphone where you can like when you board

00:04:47.760 a plane it's your boarding pass right if you have an iphone think of think of this to me is white

00:04:53.340 privilege think of how many people don't have an iphone around the world think about how many

00:04:57.820 people don't have access to the vaccine think about that so they're not going to be society it is a

00:05:04.680 two-tiered society and america is getting it first i say on this one we wait until everyone else on the

00:05:12.200 planet has a digital passport then you give it to us that's so nice of you well i'm just trying to get

00:05:18.060 i'm trying to embrace my white privilege here um let's see it's all about trying to digitize digitize

00:05:25.520 a process that happens now and make it into something that allows for more harmony and more ease

00:05:33.260 no that sounds good yeah harmony and ease here's a doesn't it yeah here's a here's a disturbing

00:05:40.980 paragraph ibm has been developing its own digital health pass

00:05:46.160 ibm as ibm yeah ibm's uh yeah it's got a long record of of helping sort people out i think that's

00:05:57.240 fantastic i'm in a completely unrelated uh story uh a new york times bestseller edwin black wrote a book

00:06:08.200 about ibm and the holocaust but that's completely different this is a digital health pass from ibm

00:06:17.180 and it would enable individuals to prevent present proof of vaccination or a negative test to gain

00:06:24.020 access to public locations such as a sports stadium airplane university workplaces the mall stores the

00:06:33.120 pass built on ibm's blockchain technology can utilize multiple data types including temperature checks

00:06:41.220 virus exposure notifications test results and vaccine status not only is ibm looking into this

00:06:51.360 the world economic forum and the commons project foundation a swiss non-profit group have become have

00:06:59.920 begun testing a digital health pass called common pass which would allow travelers to travel all

00:07:07.100 over the world with all of their information the pass would generate a qr code that could be shown to

00:07:14.740 authorities oh man now i can't think of what could possibly go wrong here um

00:07:26.020 uh one person uh who uh you know kind of kind of kind of kind of works in uh in the the uh digital

00:07:39.720 world uh said uh it took us 50 years to develop a global passport system for people uh because there's a lot

00:07:54.560 of security that goes around along with that maybe we shouldn't rush to one that has access to people's

00:08:02.580 information you could see the risk there a little bit i'm a little really i am a little don't you

00:08:10.600 want to get back to normal yes i mean i know you're saying that sarcastically but yes i do and i will say

00:08:17.860 i i'm not you're not going to be for a government system like this i'm not going to say i want

00:08:23.920 requirements of these things i will say however it is incredibly frustrating that we live in a country

00:08:29.880 that 30 percent of the people have had the virus and an additional 10 percent of the people have been

00:08:35.520 vaccinated so we're talking about 40 percent of the population now uh estimated that should be able

00:08:42.860 to do pretty much whatever they want but because of largely the left and they're uh this idea of a

00:08:50.260 two-tiered society where we can't allow people uh to go out and go to restaurants and bars and and

00:08:56.900 sporting events because uh the people who haven't had the virus won't be able to do that the people who

00:09:02.700 haven't been vaccinated won't be able to do that and therefore uh you know that's unfair and it's like

00:09:08.920 well i don't know to the bar owner do they think it's unfair do they really you know what i don't

00:09:13.980 i want to make sure we don't have a two-tier society therefore i'm going to let my business

00:09:17.260 collapse completely like it would be nice for our economy to allow people who don't have to think

00:09:22.680 about these things at this point overwhelmingly to be able to do them well of course you would say

00:09:30.940 that i would because i'm on the right side of it somebody was at the super bowl and has been tested

00:09:35.520 several times and and just it doesn't seem to have a problem with it oh the the next virus that is

00:09:42.160 coming out of covid 19 covid 20 you didn't have to have covid 19 to understand 20 oh really no you

00:09:51.020 can just get 20 and uh it'll kill you dead dead dead like 95 of the population dead really because of

00:10:00.980 the mutate it's coming it's coming stew it's coming now in uh again a completely unrelated article

00:10:09.660 let's put those digital passports to the side okay because that's convenient for you

00:10:17.720 in a e you said harmony and ease was your summary harmony and harmony and ease it's okay it's harmonious

00:10:25.120 uh and it's uh it's easy okay it's like i don't know why people don't give the the tsa their retina

00:10:34.520 scan oh yeah that sounds harmonious and easy easy you just go in and just scan your eyes the retina is

00:10:43.120 just gives absolutely every bit of information about you but don't worry about it don't worry about it

00:10:51.100 get on the plane faster in a uh a new post from the international monetary fund what's really new in

00:11:00.920 fintech financial tech what's really new well the authors uh suggest that rapid technological change

00:11:11.720 is coming in the financial industry and in lieu of this change they're they're looking at it and saying

00:11:19.560 well you know what what should we be thinking about in the financial industry so there's there's

00:11:28.180 according to the imf and the um european central bank i love the central banks like the fed they're

00:11:35.760 fantastic they've been doing some research and they say there's a couple of financial innovations that

00:11:43.360 the world should get on board with first information there are new tools out there to collect and analyze

00:11:52.120 data on customers that way they can really determine your credit worthiness and another

00:11:58.980 is communications a way that we can we can communicate with the bank and the bank can communicate

00:12:06.160 with us so they're looking at i mean the first thing they want to do is determine credit worthiness

00:12:12.680 and they say the most innovative uh innovative um information uh piece is is uh the new type of data

00:12:23.140 that comes from the digital footprint of customers various online activities this will help the banks

00:12:33.060 decide if you're credit worthy for a loan credit scoring they say in the old days was on income

00:12:44.380 employment time assets and debts but that really doesn't give us a snapshot on who people really are

00:12:54.020 so how do we get really good information for instance a lot of kids they can't get loans

00:13:03.040 for you know 400 000 house because they just got out of college not fair and that's not fair how do

00:13:09.840 they establish credit i mean we've all said that right when we were young if you won't give me credit

00:13:14.660 how could i establish credit right right well that's what the ib that's that's what the imf is all about

00:13:23.340 to make sure that kids can get credit so what they're going to do is they're looking at

00:13:31.320 at different information on certain kinds of people like entrepreneurs innovators informal workers

00:13:39.120 maybe there's just not enough information available so what do we do well they've resolved the dilemma

00:13:49.120 by tapping into various non-financial data the type of browser and hardware used to access the

00:13:58.120 internet the history of online searches and purchases now why would my bank need to know

00:14:08.340 what i've been searching online for why recent research documents that once powered by artificial

00:14:17.060 intelligence and machine learning these alternative data sources are often superior to traditional credit

00:14:24.260 assessment methods methods and can in advance financial inclusion

00:14:30.100 so the type of browser used could potentially indicate a different ranking for browsers that heavily

00:14:40.140 track users like chrome but if you use brave that emphasizes privacy so i don't know if you are

00:14:49.900 really credit worthy so the imf seems to be suggesting that the banking network is going to begin using

00:15:00.360 a history of online search searches and purchases to determine your credit worthiness so if i read cnn

00:15:09.320 and i buy sports magazines i'm good if i listen to fox

00:15:17.560 or i read my news from the blaze or daily wire

00:15:22.540 have you bought food preparation stuff have you even been looking at that kind of stuff because that

00:15:32.220 makes me a little worried that you might not be able to make a car loan so i'm not sure we can give you that

00:15:39.120 loan wait a minute hold on just a second i just saw another piece of data apparently

00:15:45.340 he's been against digital passports too i don't know if we can even have him as a bank customer 0.84

00:15:54.400 he's that kind of crazy

00:15:57.160 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:16:03.280 so there is something going on in california that uh is quite disturbing quite disturbing we have

00:16:27.280 taken critical race theory uh and we're putting it into k through 12 and it is going to divide us in

00:16:37.240 little groups i mean look at how we already are so divided and it's all coming under the equal rights

00:16:45.920 hey let's all let's let's let's let's all end racism no that this is going to further it

00:16:52.040 this is really dangerous stuff that's happening in california and uh when yin woo is the executive

00:17:01.800 director of californians for equal rights uh uh dr woo is also um uh also one of the people that

00:17:11.560 that brought the lawsuit i think it was against harvard or was it yale that that biden just

00:17:16.360 dismissed uh about how they were just dismissing asians because we have too many asians here

00:17:22.820 too many asians and it's okay to to apparently do that to asians yeah uh certain groups it's okay 0.99

00:17:29.600 to discriminate against as ibram kendi has told us uh so uh dr woo welcome to the program how are you

00:17:35.540 i am good good morning thank you for having me today and please thank you can you just let's just

00:17:42.540 get a quick comment on the dismissal of your case uh in the ivy league schools by the government this

00:17:50.340 this this week right right so in 2016 may 2016 my home group asian american coalition for education

00:17:58.560 brought a federal civil rights complaint against yale um it's alleged anti-asian

00:18:05.380 discrimination in admissions and after a two-year investigation by the trump administration's

00:18:13.120 department of justice they concluded that yale in fact discriminated against asian american applicants

00:18:21.380 with quotas highest standards and stereotypes all these you know good stuff and um and and last year

00:18:30.280 last august doj launched a federal lawsuit against yale as a result of our civil rights complaint so we

00:18:39.160 were very happy to to to to see that um that result and that lawsuit but uh we it's kind of um expected

00:18:50.600 that the biden administration uh would roll back would dismiss this lawsuit while just not eight days

00:18:58.500 after the administration signed an executive order um combating anti-asian xenophobia and racism so you

00:19:07.280 see the glaring irony here right so are they really for equal rights are they or they're just about

00:19:15.060 ideological uh racial spoils and identity politics so let me switch now to california uh because the same

00:19:24.200 kind of thing is happening in california on a mass scale with the ethnics studies um the curriculum that

00:19:32.560 has been released uh we have seen the first draft i know they're up on the third draft now um but some of

00:19:39.580 these things uh are really disturbing first of all it seems to be the motive to put everybody into a

00:19:47.860 little category a little box and make sure you understand your divisions um there is a in the

00:19:54.920 curriculum a historic u.s social movements black lives matter me too criminal justice reform but it

00:20:01.940 also includes boycott divestment and sanctions movement for palestine described described as a global

00:20:08.020 social movement that currently aims to establish freedom for palestinians living under apartheid

00:20:14.680 conditions holy cow it also teaches that the 1948 israel war of independence they refer to that as nakba

00:20:24.660 which if you know anything about the arab world uh that is uh what they call the day of independence

00:20:31.300 in arabic it means catastrophe john lewis martin luther king justice thurgo marshall were not

00:20:39.200 in uh the the uh influential people section however pol pot was in uh right capitalism classified as a

00:20:51.160 form of power and oppression although classism homophobia islamophobia and transphobia were listed

00:20:56.840 as forms of oppression anti-semitism was not uh what what is this this is this is science fiction

00:21:09.180 becoming reality so before we delve into the you know the the technical details of this very divisive

00:21:17.940 and problematic third draft third and final draft of ethnic studies model curriculum i would like to

00:21:23.380 just talk a little bit about uh my background and also how i got involved um in a bigger context so

00:21:32.700 currently as you introduced i am with californians for equal rights a non-partisan and non-profit

00:21:38.780 organization with a mission to promote the principles of equality and merit and between

00:21:45.620 fighting for equal education rights of asian american students from my home group and defending california's

00:21:51.460 constitutional principle of equal rights and pushing back this ideological invasion of critical

00:21:57.340 ethnic studies in california's k-12 education okay but i see a name when you win i think that in the old

00:22:06.360 days uh people would have thought well then you know glenn beck and when you and woo have you know

00:22:12.640 they're on different sides of the no i think we both define equal rights the in an opposite way than what

00:22:20.660 is now being uh pushed in california where you're saying let's understand that uh everybody has the

00:22:30.660 same access and the same rights that's not what's being taught now no not at all not at all and this

00:22:39.840 is very very dangerous so the movement in california regarding this ethnic studies model curriculum

00:22:46.860 i in my opinion must be understood in relation to these systematic assaults on equal treatment and

00:22:54.040 merit in the golden state and beyond in 2020 i had the honor to be part of the heroic non-16 campaign

00:23:01.860 which successfully defeated a racial preference ballot measure proposition 16 on the state ballot

00:23:08.800 with an impressive margin of 57 percent versus 43 percent even though i can't

00:23:15.600 so if people don't know that was uh the vote to reverse the discrimination laws that you

00:23:23.200 you could discriminate for social justice right okay right right exactly so that ballot measure would 0.99

00:23:31.100 have brought would have reversed a very important principle in the california constitution which

00:23:38.360 clearly states that the state shall not discriminate against or grant preferential treatment to any

00:23:44.800 individual or group on the basis of race sex color ethnicity or national origin in the operation of

00:23:52.400 public employment public education or public contracting but the california state legislature is

00:23:59.360 perennially obsessed with race and is even currently considering a list of bills that it would have

00:24:05.820 reinstated racial preferences in a number of public policy areas and these race-obsessed lawmakers also have

00:24:13.800 powerful allies such as the university of california teachers unions and even the california chamber of

00:24:20.140 commerce which all endorsed racial preferences last year and in the meantime it's crazy and in the

00:24:27.880 meantime you know our quality of k-12 education in california continues to decline with low income and

00:24:36.020 minority students being heard the minority students being heard the most so for example over 60 percent of

00:24:40.740 california students grades 3 to 11 cannot do math proficiently and only 50 percent can read proficiently oh my gosh

00:24:50.020 there is a and there is a persistent racial achievement gap of course but instead of legislating or promoting

00:24:56.740 policies that address root causes behind the gaps in the abysmal state of public education these politicians and civil

00:25:04.580 servants i call them ideologues they want to perpetuate the problem first with racial preferences 0.90

00:25:11.060 then with dumbing down the standards and now with political indoctrination in this very divisive

00:25:18.580 ethnic studies model curriculum and i would like to you know go into uh talking about this critical ethnic

00:25:26.420 study okay so curriculum all right so hang on uh we're talking to dr wu executive director californians for

00:25:32.660 equal rights about the new curriculum this is important to you because it will be coming to your state in

00:25:38.820 some form or another this is being introduced into your schools and you need to be on the gates of your

00:25:48.260 education and make sure that this does not pass those gates you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

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00:27:22.100 january 6 capital riot now this is according to an analysis of the department of justice charging documents

00:27:31.940 the program on extremism at george washington university has collected the indictments of 223 people

00:27:43.460 now these were people charged in participating in the capital riot

00:27:46.500 that's weird it's what's weird about this is facebook was used by 73 of the people charged with crimes

00:27:58.820 that's more than all of the other social media sites combined

00:28:06.660 so how come parlor was

00:28:10.820 banned so it was such a strange target to me right like you you know parlor has its good points but it 0.98

00:28:21.380 was never a dominant social network you know i mean it was well it was with those crazies i guess that

00:28:26.900 was the idea right like that the people we already banned off of twitter keep going there yeah so no they

00:28:32.500 actually were at facebook more than any other more than all of the other social networks combined

00:28:41.540 that should say something so why was parlor banned and why was parlor banned from using amazon's online

00:28:48.900 infrastructure i mean look at what happened to them it was only used by eight of the people charged

00:28:57.060 out of 220 only eight were on parlor

00:29:00.900 google apple removed parlor this is collusion this is honestly this is detroit the big three auto

00:29:13.380 manufacturers putting auburn out of business putting the dusenberg company out of business that's what it

00:29:22.100 is they know what's good for them and they got to get rid of any of the competitors and so they will

00:29:31.060 collude to destroy their competitors anybody who's coming up you know and i that again no knock on

00:29:38.820 parlor i like parlor and the a lot of i know some of the people behind it are real free speech believers

00:29:45.300 like this is why they started this right right so but it's like i think it's bigger than just

00:29:50.900 knocking out their competition a competition i don't think twitter or facebook's or apple see

00:29:55.780 parlor as competition they were an upstart network they were doing what they could get do to get going

00:30:01.220 where i think what they see is they want they want a threat to conservative speech in a very public

00:30:08.980 way you know throwing off x or y person off of uh twitter sends some level of message right yes

00:30:15.860 yes just banning you can't even go to a secondary platform and say conservative things that says a lot

00:30:21.940 more i mean it says conservatives don't even try to get on these platforms it it it ran a deep chill

00:30:29.140 through everyone who does what we do it's message setting i because it wasn't just it wasn't just that

00:30:34.980 they banned uh parlor and deleted the apps it wasn't just that no it was you can't use any of

00:30:44.020 the infrastructure of the internet it's amazing these people who pushed for net neutrality because

00:30:48.980 god forbid comcast might slow your netflix all these years they complained about that and when you

00:30:55.300 know places like amazon web services are removing an entire app because they say too many conservative

00:31:02.100 things again um that's my summary of that situation not theirs but that is totally fine with the same

00:31:09.220 people that oh gosh you might not be able to watch your uh you know your hulu uh at high enough

00:31:15.620 quality that's a real real danger here so facebook had 73 of the people that were charged said they

00:31:23.140 they were on facebook and they were organizing through facebook eight used parlor but listen to this

00:31:30.980 this this is from um uh cheryl sandberg she's she said this on january 11th in the washington post

00:31:39.460 she's by the way a chief operating officer at facebook she said i think these events were largely

00:31:44.260 organized on platforms that don't have our abilities to stop hate and don't have our standards and don't

00:31:50.820 have our transparency cheryl looks like you were wrong looks like you were wrong all of your high

00:31:57.380 falutin hate speech filters didn't apparently catch it huh what's up with that

00:32:09.060 let me give you let me show you where we are headed you think you have the first amendment this story

00:32:16.020 would be in the old days you know back in december uh you would have looked at a story like this and went

00:32:24.740 well that's why i live in america and if you didn't understand that america was completely different

00:32:32.580 than every other country in the world you'd say well don't why where's their freedom of speech

00:32:40.580 this story comes from uh great britain scotland a man has been rested arrested and charged in scotland

00:32:51.220 quote in connection with an offensive social media tweet about captain sir tom moore now do you know

00:32:58.900 who he was sir tom moore he's that old guy he was like a hundred years old he was a world war ii

00:33:05.780 veteran he was one of the i think he was the first to get the covid vaccine well he died in the hospital

00:33:13.460 treated with pneumonia and then uh they're not so yeah covid so um apparently the uh apparently the

00:33:22.660 whole covid uh vaccination didn't really help him out very much but he was he was knighted by uh queen

00:33:30.740 elizabeth i mean he was a big big celebrity over there and seemed like a really sweet guy so

00:33:38.980 a 34 year old man has been arrested and charged in connection with communication offenses

00:33:49.460 and is due to appear at lanark uh sheriff court wednesday 17th of february according to the daily

00:33:58.020 mail the 35 year old joseph kelly is due to appear at the court and accused of these communication

00:34:05.220 offenses triggering outrage from free speech campaigners the communication offense in question

00:34:12.900 relates to a tweet that kelly wrote shortly after captain sir tom moore's death which read

00:34:20.660 trigger alert i just please you've never heard things like this or seen anything like this on social

00:34:28.340 media so please you are remove all children and when i say children i mean of course up to

00:34:34.980 26 so if they're up to 26 years if you are 26 you know what let's make it easy if you're under 50

00:34:44.180 please just go back into the crib and pull the covers over your face because you're not going to be able to

00:34:50.100 handle this he tweeted the only good brit soldier is a deed one d-e-e-d i think that's because that's

00:34:59.540 the way they say this guy did uh burn old fella burn 1.00

00:35:07.380 now normally what i would do is go you're an idiot and i'd move on with my life 0.99

00:35:12.900 but that's because we live in this wilderness called america according to the police in scotland 0.99

00:35:20.500 the tweet was reported three days after it sat there on the internet three days it sat there oh

00:35:29.140 my gosh and it comes as the snp continues efforts to introduce a new hate crime bill that will

00:35:35.700 criminalize stirring up hatred now that doesn't sound vague at all but section 127 of the united

00:35:46.020 kingdoms communication acts uh signed into law under tony blair's government states a person is

00:35:51.700 guilty of an offense if he sends by means of public electronic communication network a message or other

00:35:58.100 matter that is grossly offensive or an indecent obscene or menacing character and he will be liable

00:36:07.060 according to section 127 on summary conviction to imprisonment for a term not exceeding six months

00:36:16.260 or a fine not exceeding level five on the standard scale level five

00:36:26.580 uh if you don't think that's coming your way they're already doing it and you know how they're

00:36:31.540 getting away around the free speech thing well first they're indoctrinating anybody under 30

00:36:37.060 uh to think that free speech isn't really free you can't you don't have the right to say something

00:36:42.980 crazy about the government you don't have a right to hurt people's feelings what kind of speech needs to

00:36:49.060 be protected i mean you can't just say that religious stuff anywhere what really so you want what do you

00:36:56.740 want to you want the cat in a hat to be protected what what i mean nobody's really saying well i mean they

00:37:02.580 will be soon how dare you put that cat in a hat cats don't wear hats why would you put a hat on a cat

00:37:10.020 you know cats are people too mm-hmm so i'm using this as an example what time is it i'm using this as

00:37:18.900 an example for today only because this may seem like listen to that fuddy-duddy next week when cat in the

00:37:26.900 hat is suddenly really offensive what kind of speech needs protecting other than the speech that

00:37:35.460 really pisses you off how do you how are you misunderstanding this we should point out here

00:37:46.260 so that our speech is is not silenced immediately by all social networks and all across america that

00:37:52.180 sir tom moore did not get the coronavirus vaccine he was he oh there's a different guy he wanted to

00:37:57.620 get it he was the guy who raised the money he raised the money he raised 45 million dollars for health

00:38:02.660 workers he was very famous rumber and he would have had the vaccine however he was on pneumonia medicine

00:38:07.860 already and made him ineligible for it so just so good good just so good because i like the other guy

00:38:14.100 but i like this guy too i mean i think both of them were great but i should be banned you should be

00:38:19.540 banned i should be this is what i should be banned we interrupt this never-ending dumpster fire for 0.96

00:38:27.140 something less flammable so let's go to america where we don't have any dumb as air 0.89

00:38:36.100 and i'd like to talk to you a little before i start this story about darwin and his theory of the 0.91

00:38:43.220 survival of the fittest now uh lefties who buy into darwin say that this is the way a worm became a man 0.91

00:38:56.580 because the dumb worms that didn't have any hands uh those worms died out even though we still have 0.97

00:39:05.940 those worms but they died out and suddenly boom he's doing the glenn beck program isn't that weird 1.00

00:39:14.660 now how did that happen well the ones that couldn't defend themselves the ones that were too stupid 1.00

00:39:22.100 or just defective in some way what a great progressive word defective 0.99

00:39:28.900 they were eliminated thus we had the idea of eugenics let's speed the process up by getting rid of all of 1.00

00:39:39.780 our defectives so it was great and i've never been for it now listen to this story a louisiana woman who 1.00

00:39:50.980 went viral after struggling to remove gorilla glue glue from her hair claims that the hospital nor

00:40:00.500 the company's advice help remove the hardened adhesive she's now considering a lawsuit tessica brown 1.00

00:40:10.420 hired an attorney is weighing litigation against gorilla glue because while the products label warns

00:40:16.580 against using gorilla glue in your eyes your skin or your clothing it doesn't mention hair

00:40:30.660 that's a really good point that's a really good i mean if i was reading that i was like don't put it on

00:40:36.420 your skin don't put it in your eyes and don't even get it on your clothing i would think

00:40:43.460 they didn't mention hair during brown's weekend trip to the er health care workers put acetone on

00:40:52.420 the back of her head but instead of getting to the root of the problem it burned her scalp and only

00:41:01.220 made the goo the glue gooey before hardening back up because it's gorilla glue gorilla glue is today

00:41:11.140 aware of the dilemma and tweeted a statement reading and that that shows compassion doesn't it i mean

00:41:16.900 that shows you're really taking this seriously when you tweet um we are very sorry to hear about the

00:41:24.340 unfortunate incident that miss brown experienced using our spray adhesive on her hair we're glad to 0.97

00:41:32.340 see in her recent video that miss brown has received medical treatment from her local medical facility and

00:41:37.940 we wish her the best the company goes on to reiterate that its product is not indicated for use in or

00:41:46.020 on hair as it is considered permanent huh i don't know about you but i think we could lose a monkey tail

00:41:57.620 or two i think we could uh i think we could lose you know uh i don't know the beak that isn't shaped right

00:42:03.700 uh because some people i'm sorry some birds can't uh gather food uh and so maybe the beak needs to be

00:42:12.180 shaped differently and darwin would come in uh there are some people that you know don't use lawnmower

00:42:23.620 on roof to remove snow i say let them get chopped up as they're falling down let them as they're rolling off the

00:42:32.820 roof and the lawnmower is still running but it's now in front of them and flipped upside down

00:42:40.900 i think that's good so lawnmower lands you land in the bottom part of the lawnmower with the moving 1.00

00:42:47.300 blades i'm okay with that i'm okay with that if you're that stupid 0.99

00:42:54.340 your hair should stick together forever and we should know that we should know who we're dealing 1.00

00:42:58.580 with when she comes in is like hey we should be able to go oh yeah you're the

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