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Bill O'Reilly and Larry Elder join me to talk about the abortion law in Texas, the Blackface scandal in California, and a man who has been pregnant several times. Plus, we celebrate the life of our President Joe Biden.
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What a great show today. You don't want to miss a second. We have Larry Elder to talk about all
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the things that are going on in California. Tim Kennedy is our guest, the sheepdog mentality.
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We also have Bill O'Reilly to talk about the events of the week. And we begin with the Texas
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abortion law. Wait until you hear about the heroes. All on today's podcast. Don't forget to go to
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You can rate and review. Five stars is the appropriate number of stars. And to celebrate
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the incredible accomplishments of our president, Joe Biden, don't forget he's been named the Islamic
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Emirate of Afghanistan's person of the year, Taliban Joe Biden, available at TalibanJoeMerch.com.
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The Democrats are concerned that there might be some funny business going on with the voting
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machines. They're not sure this vote will be secure. We'll bring up to speed on on that. And it's a good
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thing. You know, these progressives, California leads the way they lead the way. Okay. And it is,
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I am so happy to see that California finally is, you know, since what? 1849 finally has a legitimate
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candidate that is black, but he's racist. I mean, I don't know if you saw this. I, I don't remember the
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news source. I think it was Babylon something. Apparently they have a photo of Larry Elder in
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his, in his, uh, high school yearbook with blackface. How could you possibly have that guy
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in California? Actually, I think that's the way you get to be a governor in this country right now.
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Oh yeah. Yeah. That's actually going to be a real positive for him. You might be, you might be,
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or you could just go to Canada. Um, let me give you a, a couple of, uh, pieces of news here. Um,
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let's, uh, stay on the abortion thing for just a minute. Cut four. This is Saki, uh, answering an
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abortion question. Listen to this. Following up on the sexist law, why does the president support
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abortion when his own Catholic faith teaches abortion is morally wrong? He believes that it's
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a woman's right. It's a woman's body and it's her choice. Why does the president, who does he
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believe in should look out for the unborn child? He believes that it's up to a woman to make those
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decisions, uh, and up to a woman to make those decisions with her doctor. I know you've never
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faced those choices, nor have you ever been pregnant, but for women out there who have faced
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those choices, this is an incredibly difficult thing. Oh, this is a woman's thing. Go ahead.
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I think we got to move on. Wow. I am so offended. I am so offended. How dare them?
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Men can be pregnant too. And a man who has been pregnant several times, Lieutenant Colonel Scott
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Mann. Uh, I'm hearing now he's not been pregnant several times. Well, I don't know what's wrong
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with him. Former green beret commander and leader of task force pineapple. Welcome to the,
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well, over to the program, Scott. How are you? Let me get my second, my breath for a second.
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I'm ready. Oh, you have breathing exercises. Are you pregnant now?
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Yeah. How are you? I'm very good. Hey, uh, I had, um, I have Tim Kennedy on, uh, today on my podcast
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and I was talking to him yesterday and you know, the, the suicide rate is already crazy of, uh,
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of Afghani, um, war fighters, uh, on our side. And, um, he, he, I said to him, you know, I just was
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talking to a guy who's on my staff. He's my chief researcher. He was a Marine. He was one of the
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first people in, he was off the coast of, um, uh, Australia when the towers fell. And so he was one
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of the first people in. And yesterday I'm talking to him and all of a sudden he just gets choked up
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and starts to cry. And we weren't talking about things that were that, um, he just, he just said,
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you know, I just question what I've done. I just question everything. Can we talk about that,
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Scott? How can we help? You know, do you know, the, the, the, I'm seeing the same thing with our
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volunteers who, you know, the, the, the, on the pineapple express who these retired special
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operators, um, combat infantrymen, Marines who volunteered to help their brothers and sisters
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who they had served with, they got re-triggered again. I mean, I talked with a Vietnam veteran
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yesterday, Glenn, who's basically had to watch, um, Saigon fall twice, you know? Um, and you know,
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the, the level of moral injury that our veteran population and their families and our gold stars
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have endured post 9-11 alone, um, you know, 800,000 who fought in Iraq, it is, it is, it is
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really rough. And when you see, you know, people are, I think people are astounded to see the way
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we come together around honoring this promise, but I think it's because people finally are hungry for
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something that gives meaning to what we did. And that's why I sent you that video, the man in the
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arena is because the only person that gets to assign meaning to a lived experience in combat
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is the person who lived it. And that's important to remember. So for, for people who don't know,
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um, can you just quickly tell the story of, um, you know, pineapple rescues, what you guys have done?
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Yeah, sure. I mean, it just started with one friend of mine named Nazam, who I'd served with
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in Afghanistan. He was an Afghan commando. He went to our, uh, our American green beret course.
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He had applied for his SIV visa. It didn't get approved. And he was in duress hiding in his
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uncle's, um, apartment in Kabul. And it was clear he was going to be executed as, as Kabul was overrun
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by the Taliban. So a couple of us, green berets, ABC reporter, James Meek and, uh, Congressman
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Waltz's staffer, we got together on the phone and we just started coordinating and we found a plan,
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uh, to basically help get people to help move him through the city, get him close to the gate.
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We called people inside the gate and started coordinating that way. They recognized that
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this guy was a commando. He needed to be pulled in and they gave him the word pineapple as a code
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word. And he used it, got pulled through. And that is how we got to be known as task force
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pineapple. And then we just brought other seals, other green berets into our midst task force.
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Duncourt did the same thing, team America. And it was just a group of volunteers who were
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working to save their brothers and sisters in honor of promise. And, and it was all about
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just, you know, fulfilling on what we said we would do the way they showed up for us.
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So when you, um, when you said earlier, I want you to go into moral injury. You're the first person
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that I have heard say this, and it has really stuck with me, but I'd like you to explore that
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and explain the moral injury that is happening to you right now to almost everybody who has fought
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at all in Afghanistan. Yeah. I mean, a moral injury, you know, is, is, I think is one of
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the worst injuries that we can incur, uh, whether it's in combat or not. And because it's the kind
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of injury injury that scars the soul, you know, and, and there's no deeper wound than that. When
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the soul is scarred, when you, when you have to take action that runs counter to your moral compass
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and, you know, combat throws that at us all the time. And, and politicians make it particularly,
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uh, challenging because of the policies and bureaucrat bureaucratic approaches that they lay
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on top of, you know, what should be, you know, the humanity of honoring a promise. And again,
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this, this, this, this, this is every administration I served under for the whole Afghan war. We faced
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moral injury after moral injury as we executed our orders. And, and now though, I think this is the
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ultimate, I mean, any veteran will look at this. I think any citizen will look at this and go,
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no, no, no, no. This is what my parents taught me when I was in Tennessee. You don't lead your
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and, and to violate that, I believe if we violate this, if we don't stand together as a nation,
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we are running off a cliff, cliff towards, you know, an abyss of moral injuries that will haunt us
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the rest of our days, both as a collective and as individuals. Scott, I don't know if you've ever
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heard me say this before. The audience is so probably so sick of hearing this story, but it is so,
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it, it, I understand it fully right now. When I went over to Auschwitz, I talked to, uh, uh, one
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of the righteous among the nations. She was 16 years old. She started saving Jews with her mom and dad,
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um, because of her. When I asked her, um, about 10 years ago, what do we do to, to water that seed
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that's in all of us? She said to me, you misunderstand. The righteous didn't suddenly become
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righteous. They just refused to go over the cliff with everyone else. This is what you're,
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this is what you're talking about. Now, these people, all of us know what our parents taught us,
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what we don't leave people behind. Our word is our bond, all of these things. And if we accept this,
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we will go over the cliff with the rest of humanity. It is so important for people to stand
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and do not move from that principle. Once you do, you, it's very hard to come back. It's very,
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and this is not about Republican or Democrat mass or no mask. This is about a level of humanity
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and doing what our gut and our solar plexus tells us to do. Our body knows what to do. And we have to
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trust that. Okay. So Scott, you are, let's, I'm just putting myself now into somebody who's currently
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serving and you had to stand there and your gut said, this is wrong, but you did the right thing
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by not, uh, violating a legal order from the president. We have to have that discipline in
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our military. So what did they do to get past this and how can we help? Yeah, I think a lot,
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this is my belief is I think a lot of it has to do with storytelling. I think that, you know,
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societies for thousands of years have used storytelling to assimilate. I mean, that's
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actually the nonprofit that I run and what I've focused my eight years on since retirement before
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all this happened. And I can't wait to get back to is helping our warriors tell the story. I mean,
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they need the scars. I call it the generosity of scars. You know, the scars they've endured,
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um, are, are actually are, are healing and, and in the form of stories can help guide the rest of us
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to, to, to, to better days and show us what leadership looks like. Our veterans are doing
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that now. And I think as a society, the more that we can, uh, empower our veterans to tell us their
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stories and to listen to their wisdom that to the lived experience that they've been through. I mean,
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it's, you know, the scars that we have are, are the greatest assets we have in this world. And,
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and veterans right now are pushing them down because they think that there's something wrong with
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them, or they think that there's something, you know, um, immoral about them. And they,
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the fact of the matter is they're the finest humans on the planet. And as a society, we need
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to give them the permission and the stage and the microphone, however that shakes out to tell those
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stories and share them with us and, and come home. You know, we never even let our Vietnam veterans
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come home. And, and, and this is, I believe narrative and story exchange is one of the most powerful
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things we can do as a society. I will tell you, I, one of my, one of my, one of my more
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powerful memories is probably 20 years ago. Now it was right after, uh, nine 11, we were sending
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people into war and I did something called, what was that, uh, Stu America? Uh, I don't remember,
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but we went across the nation and I, in the whole rally rally for America. And it was the whole point
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was we cannot dishonor. If we are going to choose to go to war, we have to be for there for our soldiers
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in the good times and bad. And we must not repeat the mistakes of, uh, Vietnam. And we did a big,
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we did a big event. And I remember a Vietnam veteran coming up to me and he shook my hand and
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it was the first time that anybody had shook my hand and you know how you do the, um, uh, challenge
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coins, but his was his metal, uh, from Vietnam. And he shook my hand and in tears, he said,
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this is the first time I have felt welcomed home since Vietnam.
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Yeah, you know, that's true, Glenn. And, you know, I actually, for, for the storytelling piece,
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I wrote a play about the war, uh, called last out. This was before any of this happened through
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our nonprofit and to complete my midlife crisis. I, I started acting with a group of other combat
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veterans and we took it on the road and we went to all these different cities and we would, and the
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whole idea was to do storytelling, like, you know, old school storytelling from the stage so that
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people in the audience could actually experience and feel, you know, what my character, master
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Sergeant Danny Patton, the green beret and his family went through in this long war and his
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relationship with the Afghans. Now it's very haunting to see it, but, but we, I can't tell
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you that the one green beret Sergeant major sister, she stood up and she said in our talk back, you
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know, thank you for showing me in 90 minutes, what my baby brother has been trying to tell me for
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five years. And, you know, it really is in the realm of narrative that, that we can heal. And,
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and we're going to have to find a way to do that. We're going to have to find a way to do that as a
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nation. We're going to have to find a way to do that for our veterans. You know, and I'm really
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looking to, like, I hope that our political leaders, I hope that our thought leaders will
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look at what our combat veterans are doing right now. You know, while everybody else has gotten
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really furious, they've gotten to work and they're showing us, they're literally showing us in real
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time what leadership looks like. I mean, they're modeling it for us in spite of all that they've been
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through. Some of them are re-triggering themselves in order to honor this promise. And I just hope
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that we take note of it and we steer away from that cliff as a collective, because it could be
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our last chance. And I know that's dramatic, but I'm not even kidding. I, I agree with you.
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Lieutenant Colonel Scott Mann, retired, former Green Beret commander, leader of Task Force
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Pineapple. You can follow him at Rooftop Leader on Twitter and his website, OperationRecovery.org.
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Scott, thank you so much for being on the program.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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We have Hurricane Ida to cover and, and Bill, your take on Ida and how things are going.
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Well, I got whacked by it, uh, driving out to Eastern Long Island on, um, what was it? Uh,
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Wednesday night. And, uh, you know, the intensity of these storms, um, is obviously something and
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people should pay attention to. And I'm, I'm not buying into the global warming is making the storms
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worse. That's the corporate media. They're, they're telling you that. I mean, if you look at
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the history, the worst hurricane in us history was 1900 in Galveston, Texas, correct? 10,000 people
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died, 10,000. Um, and there wasn't, there aren't cars that, I mean, maybe it was the cow gas that did
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it. I don't, I don't know. Um, but I think that people should pay attention, um, to the elements
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and, you know, the people that say, Oh, I'm going to stay on a four Shea Island in Louisiana and I'm
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You know, here's the, here's the problem. Um, this is, I believe a government created problem.
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People didn't live in these dangerous places on the coast because the insurance, private insurance
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was too expensive. And so you, and in some places they would not insure things and people raised
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holy hell. And the progressive said the government should be the insurance policy for all of these
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places. No, you should. I mean, new Orleans has had so much money poured into that city and
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it's never spent cleanly and usually not even spent on things that would help that city
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not go underwater all the time. There's only so much you can do.
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They get a good job with the levies after Katrina. I think you have to give the government credit
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for that. And the army corps is a good outfit. I mean, they can come in, but you're absolutely
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right. When you say, if you're going to buy a house on the sand on the Gulf coast, it's
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just when not if you're going to get it. And then if you're looking around for somebody to
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bail you out, that's not really right. Yeah. I mean, I've been to Galveston. Galveston is
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a really nice place. You know, I really like it. It's got some, it has some really cool things
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to it, but you know, it says hurricane zone everywhere. And the last place I would buy a
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place if I wasn't going to be bailed out by the federal government, uh, the last place I would
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buy a place would be Galveston because I know it's going to get hit by a hurricane and then I'm going
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to have to rebuild it. And it's beautiful and it's got some old, great buildings, but guys,
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it's not the place to invest your money over and over and over again. Well, the last place I would
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buy is Malibu and I'm not going to want my money to go to rebuild Barbara Streisand's house.
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She lives in the woods in Malibu. The woods are going to burn down, Barbara.
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Okay. And if they burn down, then I don't want to have to pay to rebuild your house.
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Right. Because the woods are going to burn down. It's, it's, it's, it's insane. It's insane.
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Every year it's the same story and it is the federal government's problem. Uh, they are the
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ones who are causing much of this harm because of what the, of all of the bailouts and all of the
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insurance. Go ahead. Yeah. We can't tell the people out. There should be zones that are designated high
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risk. And then if you want to buy there, you're on your own. Yes. Friday, some Friday, not today,
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but, uh, remind me to tell you how I saved Dick Van Dyke in Malibu in a fire. Oh, I got to hear
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that story. Not today, but I do have to hear that story. Um, Bill reminds you, okay, Bill, let's go to
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Texas. And what the president says is an all out assault on law and order, the heartbeat bill.
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And the president will receive communion in a Roman Catholic church on Sunday. And I'll just
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remind everybody how that is happening is just beyond me. I mean, you are a Catholic and you go
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to church every Sunday. So, uh, you know, all I know is that the Roman Catholic church, one of the
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most grievous sins, so bad that you're excommunicated is abortion. Yet every time I turn
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around that Catholic guy, Joe Biden is saying, I want to make abortion easier. I want to have
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abortion up to birth. You know, if you panic three hours before you're supposed to deliver,
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you can kill the baby. This is Joe Biden. So I don't know. I mean, look, I'm a sinner. I'm not
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judging anybody. I'm just a little confused about how the Roman Catholic church is dealing with Joe
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Biden. I'm a little confused. Now let's get to the Texas law. So the law is really an interesting
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situation because it doesn't provide criminal penalties for any physician who aborts a fetus
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after a heartbeat is detected. That's, they did that on purpose because if they had,
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then the Supreme court would have ruled that law unconstitutional. All right. Everybody should
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understand that's where you start. So Texas is not saying we're putting doctors in jail. If they abort
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after fetal heartbeat is detected, what they are saying is that anyone can sue the doctor in civil
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court. If the physician does that. So rule of law and all this other business isn't really what the,
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uh, the situation is all about. What this about is about it's state's rights.
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That's what the five Supreme court justices rule. The Texas has a right to make laws that protect
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the unborn, but it doesn't have a right to do it in a criminal way. It's a civil action,
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right? It gives you standing to sue the doctor that does it. It's an interesting theory. I don't know.
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So I don't, I don't know what kind of, uh, what kind of problems this, I don't think it's going to
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stand, but I wonder what kind of problems if it did, uh, that could open the door for, uh, but I,
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you know, it's a valiant effort. The, the, the, the thing to me is first of all, Jen Psaki,
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do we have the audio of Jen Psaki, uh, just beating down a reporter, uh, that, that asked that,
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that Catholic question of Joe Biden. Listen to this. Following up on the sexist law. Why does
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the president support abortion when his own Catholic faith teaches abortion is morally wrong?
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He believes that it's a woman's right. It's a woman's body and it's her choice.
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Why does the president, who does he believe in should look out for the unborn child?
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He believes that it's up to a woman to make those decisions, uh, and up to a woman to make
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those decisions with her doctor. I know you've never faced those choices, nor have you ever been
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pregnant, but for women out there who have faced those choices, this is an incredibly difficult
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thing. President believes their rights should be respected. Go ahead. I think we got to move on.
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I find this amazing, uh, because they were just arguing that men could be pregnant. And now,
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of course, no, this is a woman's right to, this is an attack on a woman. What about all the men
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that could get pregnant as well? And that's a serious question.
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Yeah. I'm confused about the, uh, birthing person. Yeah. I was, I, I kind of don't really
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understand that. I called my old high school biology teacher. How come you didn't present
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this? Right. I, I, you know, a birthing person, we didn't have that. Anyway, this is the PC, uh,
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woke culture that Jen Psaki embraces, uh, in a very enthusiastic way. So you don't, you dare ask
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the question about abortion. If you are not a female or a birthing person, um, do you have to
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get a license to be a birthing person? How does that, I don't know. I don't know. I don't know.
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I don't know. That's my birth certificate. It said male, but if something slash birthing person,
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if something is alive and coming out of me as a man, I would call maybe at least police officers
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or an army special, somebody just, you should have more people in the room than just a doctor.
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Cause I have no idea what's coming out of me. Um, let me change it back, back, back. I saw that in
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alien. I know. I know. I know. I saw some alien came right out. I know. That's why I say you need
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to have military. Let me, uh, let me change the subject to Joe Biden. He is, uh, he is now giving
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a press conference as we speak on, uh, the Delta variants and how the Delta variants are a drag on
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our economy. And the only reason why we haven't added more jobs, the jobs report for August has just
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come out and it is abysmal. Uh, they were expecting almost a three quarters of a million
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got about a quarter of a million. He is again, coming out and saying, I've added more jobs in my
00:24:59.860
first, uh, my first quarter of presidency than any other president. That's, that's like that. That's
00:25:06.780
like the white star line, uh, saying, you know what? Yeah, but we also, the Carpathia showed up
00:25:15.080
and we also saved more people. Your ship went down and also, of course he did. The entire economy
00:25:23.760
was turned off. His baseline is April, 2020 at the height of the shutdown in the pandemic. That's
00:25:33.440
his baseline for adding jobs. So, I mean, it would be like, um, Hey, uh, I had the highest batting average
00:25:43.000
in major league history because I was hitting zero, zero, zero, but I got one hit my first three
00:25:50.860
and I raised my batting average 333 points. Right. It's same con. Yeah. But the people are so
00:25:59.340
distracted, so exhausted. I do believe people are exhausted. No matter what you say. And then of
00:26:06.880
course, the media, the corrupt media at all, yeah, that's right. Joe Biden, he's a big.
00:26:12.720
And, and the final thing is most of the people who would take the jobs aren't still not looking
00:26:19.860
because they're still on the gravy train. Well, he is just saying, I'm watching, listening to you and
00:26:24.980
I'm watching the, uh, text of his remarks and he's just saying one of the problems is, you know,
00:26:30.880
employers are not willing to pay enough money and, you know, they got to cough up more money.
00:26:36.540
I pay more than them. I pay you not to work and they won't top it. They won't top it.
00:26:43.760
Oh, I know. I mean, but this is what socialism is, but do you, Beck, let me ask you a serious
00:26:49.220
question here. Okay. Do you think that right now is Joe Biden addresses the nation that he knows
00:26:56.160
what he's talking about? No, but I don't know if he's ever known what he was talking about.
00:27:02.100
It's just worse now because you've added senility to it. So, uh, Bill O'Reilly from Bill O'Reilly.com
00:27:09.040
killing the mob is his latest book that is out. If you haven't subscribed to Bill O'Reilly.com,
00:27:15.040
I urge you to do that. Don't, don't say I miss him on TV. You can see the no spins. You see it.
00:27:21.600
You see it. All you have to do is join him. You know what? Bill O'Reilly.com. I don't know,
00:27:26.800
but that was a good interruption. That helped. I, you were very, very kind to promote Bill O'Reilly.com,
00:27:34.340
but I have to add one more thing that I don't think you understand. I am better looking now than I was
00:27:41.720
on the Fox news channel. Wow. And that is just more incentive. And you are, you are calling Joe Biden
00:27:49.740
senile and out of touch. Uh, Bill, thank you so much. God bless you. Thank you very much.
00:28:11.660
Welcome to the program, Larry. How are you? Glenn, I'm good. Thank you for having me. Holy cow. I have
00:28:15.940
never seen, uh, anything quite like it. Here is the most progressive state, uh, who claims that they
00:28:22.260
want equality for all and they care about the plight of the black man, blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. And
00:28:26.940
they want to break all the barriers, but my gosh, not if you're Larry Elder. That's right. Just in the
00:28:34.440
last week, I think it's Glenn, I've been called, let's see a gun toting, uh, non-tax paying women
00:28:40.180
hating black face of the white supremacy. That's exactly what the LA times headline was. That's
00:28:46.620
the, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. That's the LA times. LA times headline verbatim, Glenn. I
00:28:51.840
kid you not. Larry Elder is the black face of white supremacy sub headline. You've been warned. End of
00:28:58.640
quote. Oh my gosh. And God forbid somebody like Larry Elder should support choice in education,
00:29:06.100
which black and brown parents want, according to polls. God forbid Larry Elder should oppose state
00:29:11.840
mandated, um, vaccines and mask wearing for state workers, uh, which the polls suggest that state
00:29:17.600
workers oppose. God forbid Larry Elder should do something about the outrageous cost of living.
00:29:22.300
We just hit $800,000 average price of a home here in California, Glenn. That is anywhere from 150%
00:29:28.520
above the national average to 250% above the national average, depending upon which study you read.
00:29:34.540
God forbid Larry Elder should want to do something about the outrageous rise in homelessness. Again,
00:29:39.860
depending upon who you read, we have anywhere from 25% of the nation's homeless to 50% of the
00:29:44.900
nation's homeless. And God forbid Larry Elder should want to do something about the fact that for the
00:29:48.980
very first time in our state's 170 year history, Glenn, people are leaving, businesses are leaving
00:29:54.920
in droves. So that makes me quote the black face of white supremacy. End of quote. Um, Larry,
00:30:00.400
I'm, I'm, I'm getting mixed signals. Uh, I know that Soros has stepped up and put another $500,000
00:30:07.860
behind, uh, Gavin Newsom. Uh, he did that this week, which that seems like a panic move to me. And then
00:30:15.740
today I read not a chance, not a chance. The polls are crazy. It's run away for Gavin Newsom.
00:30:24.120
Yeah. George Soros has put a great deal of money into the coffers of my opponent. Speaking of George
00:30:29.020
Soros, he's responsible for that soft on crime DA that we have here called George Gascon, who's also
00:30:34.680
facing a recall election, a bunch of victims of crimes. Uh, and I had a press conference yesterday
00:30:39.920
talking about all these people that should not have been let out, uh, by Gavin, by, uh, by George
00:30:44.960
Gascon, who got his first job as chief of police from a guy named Gavin Newsom. And Gavin Newsom was the
00:30:51.940
mayor of San Francisco and then supported his candidacy when he became, when this guy ran for
00:30:56.280
DA of Los Angeles. Uh, but they're scared to death, Glenn. They've raised a minimum of $50 million,
00:31:01.880
probably closer to $75 million from the usual suspects, the teachers union, the public sector
00:31:07.560
unions, Hollywood and big tech. I'm probably going to be outspent by a factor of almost 10 to one.
00:31:13.040
And they're panicking over another big factor that few people are talking about, Glenn.
00:31:16.900
When I become governor, not if, but when I become governor, notice that you haven't seen
00:31:21.920
Dianne Feinstein in weeks, if not months. I'm told she's in worse shape than Joe Biden.
00:31:27.640
God forbid something should happen to Dianne Feinstein. Elder will replace her with a Republican
00:31:32.740
senator. And that upsets the entire balance 50-50 that we have right now in the Senate in Washington.
00:31:38.320
And they are scared to death. I have to tell you, Larry, I have thought about that. We've talked
00:31:42.680
about it on the air here. I really believe if you are elected, when you are elected governor
00:31:48.160
of California, this is a game changer and could be one of the major points of saving the nation.
00:31:58.000
Sincerely. I believe that. And what's going to happen here? Registered Democrats outnumber
00:32:03.880
registered Republicans a little bit more than two to one. I'm going to change the image of the
00:32:08.140
Republican Party. I'm common sense. You know me, Glenn. I do. I'm low tax, low regulation,
00:32:13.580
going to do something about the homeless problem, going to give parents choice in education so they
00:32:17.160
don't send their kid to a school where only 75 percent of black kids can read at state levels
00:32:22.800
of proficiency. And those levels are low. The math scores are even worse. 80 percent of the kids
00:32:27.580
educated in our government schools are black and brown. And once they see some sort of improvement,
00:32:32.180
the image of the Republican Party in California and all over the country is going to improve.
00:32:36.760
And that's what they're definitely afraid of. I'm from the inner city. I went to a public high
00:32:41.100
school. I wasn't born on third base and thought I hit a triple like my opponent. And I'm going to
00:32:45.720
change the entire image of the Republican Party in California. And dare I say, the entire image of
00:32:50.300
the Republican Party in the nation and a whole bunch of people who are now Democrats are going to
00:32:54.280
rethink their allegiance to that party. So, Larry, have the voting public in California,
00:33:03.600
do they have that short of a memory that this isn't a runaway for you when it comes to Gavin Newsom?
00:33:10.060
I mean, his his low point had to be going out, you know, and what was it, having a thousand dollar
00:33:15.080
a plate dinner or whatever without a mask? Have they forgotten that he thinks he's king?
00:33:21.160
Well, and that's my job to remind them of it. And that's why I need more money, because if you come
00:33:25.720
on the TV out here in California, every other ad is Gavin Newsom. He's facing a recall election by the
00:33:31.140
Republican takeover. And I need to remind people, you're quite right. He sat up there at the French
00:33:35.720
Laundry restaurant, incurring a wine tab, just a wine tab, $12,000, sitting up there with the very
00:33:42.760
people who passed the mandates that they were violating by not wearing masks and by not engaging
00:33:47.120
in social distancing. Had his own kids enjoying in-person private education, mandating that you
00:33:52.020
wear masks outdoors while his own kids at summer camp were outdoors not wearing masks. It's the
00:33:57.000
arrogance that angered people. And it's my job to remind them of all that.
00:34:01.500
Larry, I just want to, before we continue on, give me your address of where people can
00:34:07.260
join your campaign and help finance your campaign.
00:34:10.340
They can go to electelder.com, electelder.com. And by the way, we have a voter integrity project,
00:34:15.840
a bunch of lawyers all ready to go to file lawsuits in a timely fashion. If you see or hear anything
00:34:20.940
that you think is irregular, any kind of shenanigans, go to my website, electelder.com.
00:34:25.560
There's also a volunteer button. So I really do need the help. And by the way,
00:34:30.140
we have a recall committee, Glenn, which you can put an unlimited amount of money. I know you have
00:34:33.980
a bunch of millionaires and billionaires who listen to your show. Let them know that they can spend
00:34:38.260
an unlimited amount of money to help me make this somewhat of a fair fight.
00:34:43.000
By the way, the Dominion software is being used. Concerning?
00:34:48.000
Very concerning. Not only that, Glenn, you can print your own ballot now. You can contact the
00:34:52.620
Secretary of State and literally print your own ballot. What could possibly go wrong?
00:35:01.900
So, how are you, what are you putting into place to try to make sure that this is fair at all?
00:35:12.500
Well, again, we have a bunch of lawyers all ready to go to file lawsuits. We've already filed
00:35:17.960
some actions because of some irregularities that we've seen, but they are going to cheat. We know
00:35:23.100
what happened in the 2020 election. They are going to cheat. But I think so many people are angry.
00:35:27.520
They're going to be outvoted, even though they're going to be cheating. Nearly one quarter of the
00:35:31.600
people that signed the petition to recall this man voted for him just two years earlier. 65% of Hispanics
00:35:36.900
voted for him. And they're the largest group here in California. Now, the majority of Hispanics want him
00:35:41.420
out. They're angry about the quality of education. They're not putting the best teachers, the best
00:35:45.100
principals, the best administrators into the inner city. They're putting them in the west side.
00:35:49.080
They're putting them in the valley. And so Hispanics and blacks know that they are being
00:35:52.120
disproportionately negatively impacted by the teachers union, the largest and most powerful
00:35:57.420
union here in California that desperately opposes school choice because the teachers were not
00:36:02.020
automatic union members, and they don't get those automatic dues. Plus, the crime has gone up.
00:36:06.680
And the people who are disproportionately victimized by the crime are black and brown people that the
00:36:11.400
left pride to self on caring about and the cost of living. When people leave, making between 50
00:36:16.020
and 100 K here in California, the number one reason they cycle is they cannot afford the price of a
00:36:21.540
home. So all of those things are disproportionately negatively impacting Hispanics. Again, the largest
00:36:26.860
group here in California, and they've now turned against Gavin Newsom. So again, it's my job to remind
00:36:31.720
them of all that, and I need the money. So go to electelder.com. On the replacement side,
00:36:36.580
Glenn, I have a huge lead over my rivals. I'm not worried about that part. But 50% plus one voter
00:36:42.040
has the first vote to recall Gavin Newsom. And then the second part is, who do you want to replace
00:36:46.660
him? On the replacement side, I'm far ahead of my rivals. I'm not worried about that. I want 50%
00:36:51.940
plus one Californian to vote to recall this man for all the reasons Glenn and I have been talking about.
00:36:56.680
The rise in the cost of living, the rise in homelessness, the outrageous way this
00:37:00.940
man ignored science, shut down schools, shut down businesses, while shutting down churches,
00:37:05.920
while keeping liquor stores and marijuana dispensaries open as essential businesses.
00:37:10.340
It's outrageous. A third of all small businesses are now gone forever here in California.
00:37:16.260
Larry, we know the Republicans couldn't have done this by themselves. You needed
00:37:19.540
independents and Democrats to make this recall even a possibility. And now the governor is trying
00:37:26.140
to make it seem like to the moderate, to the conservative-leaning Democrat, that you're scary.
00:37:34.060
You're not California values. You're going to shut down all of their rights and all these things.
00:37:38.940
What do you say to a moderate voter who is worried you're going to be way too conservative and out of
00:37:44.880
step with California? Well, the main driver of that is what I've said about mask mandates and
00:37:50.860
vaccine mandates. I have not anti-vax, contrary to an ad that Gavin Newsom put out. I've been
00:37:57.260
vaccinated. I'm in a high-risk category because of my age, because of another underlying comorbidity.
00:38:02.500
But I don't believe you should be mandating these kinds of things. And to the extent that we have
00:38:07.420
mandates for state workers that we do right now, a state worker who's not been vaccinated has to be
00:38:13.060
tested once a week, and he or she has to wear a face mask at work. When I become governor,
00:38:17.820
that mandate will be repealed. But as for cities and local districts and local schools and the
00:38:24.000
private sector, they're going to make their own decisions. So calm down. Larry Elder is not
00:38:29.100
anti-vax. I think that vaccines are fine for people in certain categories, but other people
00:38:34.100
have made a very different decision. Isn't that what freedom is all about? Why is that scary?
00:38:38.440
And I've been asked about Roe v. Wade. Is it that has anything to do with why I'm running for
00:38:43.040
governor? But if and when Roe v. Wade is overturned, and I believe that it ought to be overturned,
00:38:48.360
I'm pro-life. Nothing's going to happen in a pro-choice state like California, for crying out
00:38:52.320
loud. Two-thirds of the lawmakers in Sacramento are Democrats. They're all pro-choice. There's
00:38:57.320
nothing that suggests if and when Roe v. Wade is reverted back to the states where it should be,
00:39:01.560
that all of a sudden the Democrats are suddenly going to become pro-life. So calm down. I've also
00:39:06.300
been attacked for saying that there shouldn't be a minimum wage. Do I think people should work for
00:39:10.000
free? Do I think they will work for free? Drive around the city, see all these help wanted signs.
00:39:14.400
It's ridiculous. I'm running on crime. I'm running on homelessness. I'm running on the outrageous cost
00:39:19.140
of living. I'm running on the fact that this guy shut the state down while ignoring science,
00:39:24.120
while not abiding by the very rules and mandates he put down the throats of everybody else. I'm
00:39:28.200
running on the poor force management. I'm running on the fact that we're having energy brownouts.
00:39:36.600
Well, people can start voting now. The actual vote is September the 14th. But about 20% or so
00:39:43.900
of people, based upon our surveys, have already voted. 80% of people are still making up their
00:39:48.220
minds. So go to electelder.com and throw something in the tip jar. And for those of you out here in
00:39:54.080
California, vote now. Vote now. And if you don't trust the mail, you can track your ballot, and you
00:39:59.320
can also drop it off at a voting center if you don't believe that the mail is reliable. But vote
00:40:06.220
Thank you so much, Larry. Let us know anything we can do to help. I really, truly believe you
00:40:11.140
getting control of California is a life-saving game-changer.
00:40:17.960
Well, Glenn, thank you for that. You didn't say anything about how raspy my voice sounds. One woman
00:40:21.560
said, I sound like Shaggy, the rapper. And she said it was sexy. I didn't get any love from you on my
00:40:27.700
voice. Well, you're sexy always, no matter what you sound like. Thanks, Larry. I appreciate