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00:00:00.000 i can't no i cannot continue to talk to you about that i want to know i can't talk to you about we

00:00:05.460 had an argument at the end of the podcast that i'm telling you stew jumped ugly on i really would

00:00:13.020 like to know no please he's a guy who wants to keep the the p in pasaki silent and i say silence

00:00:22.960 no more that family has kept that that letter down for far too long and uh jen pasaki not on my watch

00:00:32.100 not on my watch it's brave thank you well there's a lot of brave katie perry's gonna write a song

00:00:37.960 there's a lot of brave things that are happening today we start uh the program with the new

00:00:45.860 biological terms uh i'm sorry the new this is amazing not biological the new genders gender

00:00:51.960 terms uh from nyu see if you can pick the ones that we just made up uh it's uh it's amazing uh

00:01:00.900 then uh in the second hour we talked about reparation with bob woodson a really important

00:01:07.760 uh interview then we went into why merrick garland is so important that you really understand why he

00:01:15.680 was selected and what that means which rolls in to clarence thomas's uh his dissent yesterday

00:01:22.900 on the supreme court not hearing the pennsylvania voter fraud case and what the house did do

00:01:30.720 what did they do well they're trying to silence fox and anyone like them threatening the cable

00:01:39.100 companies and the cloud services and everything else telling them that they're gonna have to

00:01:45.860 re-evaluate their relationship with these companies if they don't silence these voices

00:01:50.300 because they're spreading too much disinformation and what is that disinformation well that leads us to

00:01:56.920 hr1 house resolution one you don't want to miss a second even though it ends tragically racist

00:02:07.700 uh it's not it is no i never say any question alone is racist you'll hear it on today's podcast

00:02:14.320 you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:02:25.140 and great joins us now uh pat uh your wife and you started a new cookie company we did which is

00:02:36.380 a delicious what's the name of it again keksi now used to be uh scrumptious yeah but you couldn't

00:02:43.760 spell that one but everybody can spell keksi what the kek e k s i it's real easy it's real easy

00:02:50.000 keksi once you know it it's really easy i would say like i wouldn't i would i was thinking there was

00:02:54.720 an x and i like that there's not an x if you do the x it'll redirect to the k okay so keksi yeah

00:03:01.080 okay so uh anyway i don't know if you know this now there are some things that in political

00:03:05.440 correctness that are ridiculous uh but i think this is one of them or is it uh in dutch supermarkets

00:03:12.320 they have uh just gotten rid of a cookie it's it's apparently a very big deal it's like our oreo

00:03:18.320 no cookie aisle can be without oreos in america would you agree with that yeah of course chocolate

00:03:23.760 chip cookies um in dutch supermarkets it's the joden koken joden koken joden koken joden koken yeah

00:03:30.660 sure joden koken it's a good name it's a short you should name your your joden koken yeah that's

00:03:36.520 easy to spell yeah joden koken.com i'm surprised you didn't take it uh they're shortbread discs uh and

00:03:43.820 uh apparently uh joden koken translates to jew cookies okay how have they gotten away with

00:03:53.740 that yeah well i guess the the the wow their adl over there which is the uh watch group watch

00:04:02.200 group for i i don't dutch jewish watchdog group on anti-semitism i don't know and then the jewish

00:04:09.820 yeah you should name your copy the dutch watch group on anti-semitism and then the central jewish

00:04:14.280 board of the netherlands uh they have spoken out and say we don't have a problem with joden cookies

00:04:19.500 or joden joden koken so their version of the adl is saying like we're cool with joden cookies we like

00:04:24.800 it and joden koken is cool this is this is exactly what's happening all over i can guarantee it well

00:04:30.280 i mean it's it's they're dutch so it's white people who are like we know better than the jews

00:04:36.800 we're taking joden koken off because it's offensive and the jews are like no it's not we don't have a

00:04:41.720 problem with that it's like the redskins thing here in america yeah like these native americans were

00:04:45.640 like yeah actually we we really like it we're fine but i mean when you say it when you're like

00:04:50.520 hey pass those jew cookies over i mean it just doesn't sound good it doesn't it doesn't sound

00:04:56.780 good no so we got that going for us we also are having the did you guys see the that now they're

00:05:02.480 asking for the jeep grand cherokee the jeep cherokee to change their name of course they are

00:05:08.240 of course they are which was interesting and if you read the article what i which what i thought was

00:05:13.460 fascinating about it because they they're like the native americans are now saying they want uh no

00:05:17.900 more they don't want jeep to be calling it a cherokee anymore and it was the head of the cherokee

00:05:21.440 nation the cherokee tribe they're so proud to live the ones that are so proud to die i didn't start

00:05:27.180 him on that 70s you know again they took the whole cherokee nation and they put them on that reservation

00:05:33.360 yeah yeah took away their way of life you know the tomahawk and the bow and the knife

00:05:39.700 cherokee people okay thank you but when you read the article it seems to be that the journalist

00:05:47.620 just like called up the cherokee nation to go hey guys are you mad about the cherokee thing

00:05:51.840 like there wasn't like it didn't seem to be started by the cherokee nation like never is like hey

00:05:58.180 shouldn't you guys be pissed about this and then a guy was like yeah we're pissed about this it seems

00:06:02.900 like it was like generated from the side of the media yeah of course it is which is amazing of course it

00:06:08.180 is by the way did you notice scattered showers of journalism yesterday in the state department

00:06:14.280 briefing yes did you yes do you have that audio i have it here i don't think i do okay i don't think

00:06:21.280 we uh yeah let me uh you have it uh no she doesn't have it either okay hang on a second i have it just

00:06:28.400 just bring up my computer here it is this is fantastic now i want you to know it's amazing yeah

00:06:34.600 this is this is audio uh from an ap an associated press journalist and i think that demonstrates

00:06:41.500 this is state department that our strategy including the legislative strategy the strategy

00:06:46.000 that of course congress um is um uh has been behind um has been working to good effect so we'll continue

00:06:53.060 to work closely with germany we'll continue to work closely uh with our other allies and partners

00:06:57.360 uh in europe to uphold europe's own stated uh energy security goals

00:07:02.000 it's a bit disingenuous to claim credit for the 18 companies winding down all of this work was done

00:07:07.780 the previous administration you guys have only been a month what i mean only been in office for a month

00:07:13.040 right are you telling me that in the last four weeks these 18 companies all of a sudden decided to

00:07:18.980 say oh my god we better not do anything with i am i am speaking for all of that i am speaking you guys are

00:07:25.140 taking credit for stuff that the previous administration did i i am not i am speaking

00:07:29.900 for the department of state the people who have been working this okay the people who are working

00:07:34.860 this now were the same people a month ago were the same people three months ago three months ago so i

00:07:41.800 he got him to kind of admit it he got him to admit it he got him to admit it which is nice but uh

00:07:48.240 that'll be the last shower that we have today uh yes it will is anybody watching uh

00:07:55.000 wanda vision i love it oh my gosh is that the most creative show on television after the first

00:08:01.900 episode how many people panned it and i was like i don't understand it but i wouldn't pan it yeah me

00:08:07.840 too they're too smart of a company to do something that's bad well the first two episodes were so

00:08:12.600 weird because they're just a 50s and a 60s sitcom with a laugh track and you're like

00:08:18.340 i don't know if i get it or not yeah but it all ties together and you know it's going to because

00:08:25.960 it's marvel and it's so good the way it ties together and what they do with it is so creative

00:08:32.020 i've never seen anything like it now i have a 15 year old son who is way deep into all the hidden

00:08:39.240 clues oh so it's really fun to watch with him because they leave a lot of easter eggs right yeah

00:08:44.540 lots lots he's stopping it all the time do you know what that means you know what that means that

00:08:48.920 means it's really a very cool show if you're into the marvel thing which are in-house a little black

00:08:57.780 rain cloud stupid gear is not no i had um i had uh spider-man uh underpants when i was like four

00:09:05.320 and i liked him then and now i've now i'm an adult so uh by the way the simpsons harry sheer

00:09:12.660 i've got the spider-man into the universe or into the spider-verse underpants now okay that's much

00:09:19.420 more i have the depends okay do you have the depends those are nice too yeah uh so the simpsons

00:09:25.200 they have spider webs on them

00:09:26.740 uh so anyway uh harry sheerer has said that he's not gonna play dr hibbard anymore on the uh simpsons

00:09:38.320 has he said it or did they just announce it because he came out according to the rap harry

00:09:43.460 sheerer who is white will no longer voice the black character dr hibbard he will be replaced by

00:09:48.900 michael richardson bless the hearts thank goodness episode it's been so offensive

00:09:52.900 sheer head voiced does voices of ned flanders is is he a christian really honestly is harry sheerer

00:09:59.420 christian why should a why should a non-christian play that role shouldn't a christian yes and

00:10:06.720 principal is he a he plays principal skinner is he a real principal is he a real principal no

00:10:11.140 no that's where we're getting so there is no quote from him at least in this story so i don't know if

00:10:18.320 they just took him off of that well no because i remember covering this just a few months ago

00:10:22.260 and harry sheerer was asked about uh about all of this because uh hank azaria had stopped doing

00:10:29.920 apu that was what started this right and he was he said he was he was speaking to times radio he said

00:10:36.000 quote i have a very simple belief about acting the job of an actor is to play someone they are not

00:10:42.100 that's the gig right that's the job description right um he said anymore though yeah but so i i don't

00:10:48.660 think he was in favor of this i mean this was august of last year so this is not a long time ago

00:10:53.280 wouldn't it be great when when the cameras start to roll on people who are just normal people and

00:11:01.520 nobody's really extraordinary at anything and the movies are kind of dull more like

00:11:07.420 like real life yeah kind of like those conservative movies 10 years ago yeah i don't like that that'll

00:11:14.040 man that'll be good when only dead people could play dead people

00:11:17.660 he's not winston churchill yeah he's not so no churchill movies from here on out i mean can you

00:11:24.980 can the person drawing apu be white can the person drawing dr hibbert be white well you wouldn't have

00:11:33.120 a white person do that because they're yellow well dr hibbert is brown yes yeah but homer and his

00:11:39.800 family there are no white people it's just the voice though that's the only thing that matt like

00:11:44.140 obviously this is going to be expanded afterward it doesn't make none of this makes any sense to be

00:11:49.240 we sit here and we talk about these things that mean nothing yeah all the time and it just keeps

00:11:53.900 getting worse well how about let's talk about not making sense i think joe rogan said it all when

00:11:59.460 he talked about ted cruz ted cruz did you see a mariachi band showed up in front of us so asinine i

00:12:07.060 would have and they're demanding that he resign because he went to cancun when it was cold really

00:12:12.180 this is what developed for this is what joe rogan said and i think this is right what was he

00:12:19.240 supposed to do what was the reason for him staying uh quote can he make it warm outside

00:12:27.140 because of global warming yes he can oh he can now yes he's hurting our environment he didn't

00:12:33.840 right he didn't before he left there are no i can guarantee you man no one is hiring that mariachi

00:12:39.820 band that is a conservative or or a republic oh no way no this is no way all this controversy

00:12:45.640 is all them trying to do their best to destroy him yes try desperately to get him on i want to

00:12:52.440 talk to him about this he should not be apologizing for it nobody who is a supporter of ted cruz cares

00:12:58.180 about this he's a smart enough politician to know this is going to cause him unneeded pain

00:13:02.820 in his career yeah which i understand stupid political mistake exactly and if you looked at his

00:13:08.140 instagram feed all weekend it was just non-stop him get just he's just got cases of water he's walking

00:13:14.340 around every place in in in texas to me that it's like that looks weak to me well it does because

00:13:19.200 it looks it looks like he did something wrong and now he's trying to make up for it he didn't do

00:13:23.000 anything wrong he's done that stuff but you know what there's a lot yeah he's been he's been working

00:13:29.140 those things he was fantastic at the border at the border he was fantastic on the hurricanes that have

00:13:34.760 rolled through texas he's fantastic this one is i don't have any power we don't have any water

00:13:42.460 what do you say we leave here because there's nothing we can do and i have a telephone

00:13:49.500 and that i can keep in my pocket and it works on the beach or any place other than space i believe

00:13:59.620 it was our own elijah schaefer who said that ted cruz was just working remotely like all the public

00:14:04.520 school teachers oh mike that's great good that is fantastic that was that's apparently okay it's

00:14:10.680 great line fantastic yeah all right thank you pat you watch uh pat gray pat gray unleashed live uh

00:14:16.920 before this broadcast or you can get pat gray unleashed where we get your podcasts

00:14:20.280 this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:14:25.560 one of one of the greatest men that i know who is just so brave in today's society he is the founder

00:14:43.060 and president of the woodson center and the author of a great book lessons from the least of these bob

00:14:49.900 woodson is uh with us now hey bob how are you pleased to be with you again glenn it's great to

00:14:55.680 talk to you sir it time has gone by so fast i can't believe it's been a year since you started

00:15:01.580 the 1776 unites project we're really happy with the progress we've made so far in just one year

00:15:08.700 that's great that's great so bob i want to talk to you a little bit about reparations and i i want to

00:15:14.640 play the the other side uh to see how you would answer these things um okay right now the the country

00:15:23.540 is going through uh all kinds of change and the white house and the house has started hearings and a

00:15:33.180 committee on reparations what's the problem with reparations well first of all the the key

00:15:42.040 liberator for black folks in the past have been preparation not reparations and also the whole

00:15:49.660 issue of reparations is really to deflect attention away from the critical problems first of all just

00:15:54.980 going into it in detail who pays did you know that uh that that the the five native american civilized

00:16:03.460 tribes they had thousands of slaves they were free blacks who also owned slaves do the uh do they pay

00:16:11.040 uh reparations uh and so it it gets complicated uh but also we have had uh reparations in the last

00:16:19.960 50 years in in the form of poverty programs the 22 trillion dollars we have spent that was supposed

00:16:26.740 to be targeted to these communities where 70 cents of all the dollars went to people who serve the poor

00:16:33.160 we created a commodity out of the poor and now we're getting ready to create a commodity out of race

00:16:39.120 uh uh blacks so so let me what's happening let me let me play devil's advocate here um and and push back

00:16:49.100 on who's gonna pay it's really not about slavery bob it's about the uh inequality and the system that has

00:16:59.260 been racist from the beginning so it's not really about slavery it's about the disadvantages that minorities

00:17:06.600 in this case african americans have had from the beginning well first of all they make the the

00:17:13.000 incorrect statement that the problems facing blacks today out of wedlock birth crime and violence and

00:17:20.240 income inequality is is related to the legacy of slavery and discrimination that is just not true

00:17:26.820 and we the fact is that blacks thrived uh during periods of jim crow building uh banks hotels

00:17:35.440 um the median income in durham north carolina 1940 uh because because of the black wall street was comparable

00:17:45.480 to the income of of whites throughout the country so and also today glenn 3.5 million black africans

00:17:55.800 and caribbeans they live here if racism were the biggest barrier why do they have incomes comparable to if not

00:18:03.100 higher than whites they have higher education level uh why is it that these uh blacks who look like

00:18:11.120 any other black how is it that they were able to thrive and outperform blacks and asians

00:18:17.040 in terms of education if racism were the culprit then how do you have this as an anomaly well but if you

00:18:24.560 could just give african americans money they would be able to change their their way of life they'd be able to pull

00:18:34.500 themselves out of poverty if you just gave them a big check they would be able to use that to create a different

00:18:43.020 life for them and their family okay let's just as if the problem so let's just take an example you have a black man

00:18:51.580 or six percent of the population but they're eighty percent of the nfl and the nba

00:18:57.560 two years after these men leave basketball and leave professional football they are bankrupt

00:19:05.320 eighty percent of them are bankrupt within two years if money if if wealthy men are able to so it

00:19:13.760 isn't a matter of having income that defines your your status is how you use money

00:19:19.540 and and and black americans uh historically like i said there are examples of when when we have the

00:19:29.380 right attitudes uh in in place we were able to achieve against the odds in chicago in 1929 there

00:19:37.840 was 731 black owned businesses and 100 million in real estate assets even at a time when we were being

00:19:46.180 um uh redlined so if we were able to build medical schools uh dental schools our own hospitals our own

00:19:56.200 hotels our educational systems in five major cities where we had crumbling buildings overcrowded

00:20:04.260 classrooms half the budgets as white schools we outtested every other white school in five major

00:20:12.300 cities at the turn of the century and up until 1940 so so glenn if racism were the sole culprit

00:20:21.400 how is it that under worst circumstances the de jure segregation blacks were able to perform

00:20:28.220 in ways where we had no control of the cities so bob i in all sincerity uh i mean we know that there

00:20:37.940 are are problems uh in the country and there's there's growing problems i think within the system

00:20:43.240 uh of racism and it goes it cuts in all directions but the thing that really disturbs me is that we are

00:20:51.520 telling people we're telling white people that they are racist they're born racist they can

00:20:57.740 only be racist till the day they die um and we're telling black people you can't do it because these

00:21:06.400 people are in your way and you need a third party to keep them at bay so you could accomplish

00:21:13.660 something i think those are both so dangerous to teach people they are but glenn let me say that

00:21:21.380 those people who are supposed to represent black people are not their representatives if you look at

00:21:26.860 the polls 80 percent of blacks are against defund the police according to a pew poll 60 percent of

00:21:33.500 blacks do not believe racial discrimination is a principal barrier to their being able to achieve

00:21:40.340 so so it is a lie that the the people you see on television and those that are in the media

00:21:47.720 supposed to be representing black people they they are part of the race grievance industry

00:21:54.200 and they that we have again monetized pain and suffering and injustice they are the ones that

00:22:01.220 white america paying to give racially uh race audits or equity audits they are the ones who

00:22:08.600 corporations are paying millions of dollars to do equity training you ask yourself they should be

00:22:16.220 compelled to answer the question look at the out of uh wedlock birth look at the violence in these

00:22:22.040 cities tell me how uh spending money on on on on equity training is a solution to these problems what

00:22:31.860 we're doing at the woodson center is that we are mobilizing people within those communities to represent

00:22:38.140 themselves and we're raising money so we can demonstrate to people that the real answer to

00:22:45.020 decline is not to demand that white people liberate us from ourselves but that black america has to be

00:22:52.820 agents of their own uplift uh i just in case you don't know who i'm talking to this is bob woodson he's

00:23:00.440 the founder and president of the woodson center uh author of the book lessons from the least of these

00:23:06.700 which is fantastic he has been a community organizer in the best sense of the word for a long time trying to

00:23:15.600 um uh trying to bring people together uh and teach principles uh that actually empower people uh for quite a long

00:23:27.240 time and he has he has stood uh in the same place unflinching uh and it's going to get harder and harder for

00:23:36.600 him to stand i i gotta believe that the the pressure you guys are facing right now i have to believe is

00:23:44.180 enormous bob yeah but it is but um i really think that that's one of the best of people uh jack dorsey

00:23:53.380 the founder of netflix is spending four billion dollars on race grievance we need to mobilize our

00:23:59.640 people to spend on the other side to empower people um for instance glenn i think that we're not going

00:24:07.940 to do this by by just complaining about what the left is doing we must have a ground game

00:24:12.740 and what we're doing is we're mobilizing two point i mean two thousand five hundred low-income black

00:24:19.980 mothers call voices of black mothers united they are standing up with the police against those who want

00:24:26.160 to defund the police uh and so i really think we've got to mobilize indigenous organizations

00:24:32.980 people who are paying the price for this race grievance um uh of the narrative that is being

00:24:41.380 pushed we must let the people speak for themselves uh if you want to donate i'm gonna send them to

00:24:47.240 woodson center is that good that'll be good yeah woodson center.org yeah woodson center.org uh

00:24:54.160 uh a really important work being done at the uh woodson center and we all have to stand together we

00:25:02.120 have to put race aside we have to you know i was pushing back on on uh bob on the um reparations

00:25:11.880 just to show that it doesn't it's not going to stop it doesn't have to make sense they have

00:25:17.600 ways around all of your traditional arguments arguments are not going to work you need to stay

00:25:23.560 informed but we need to get active and we need to be seen together working to solve problems in all

00:25:31.600 communities and bob is a great great example of working uh in underprivileged uh communities and

00:25:40.300 empowering people and i am proud to stand by his side and i would urge you to get involved even if it's

00:25:48.840 just a donation i know money is tight but this is really important work you're frustrated you don't

00:25:55.880 know what to do reach out to the woodson center.org woodson center.org bob thank you so much we'll talk

00:26:04.220 again thank you and your listeners have been very generous in the past and i want to thank them

00:26:09.500 they are a good group of people and whenever you need a uh whenever you need a community to come out

00:26:16.240 and work side by side with you anytime we can do anything to help stand side by side not just be

00:26:22.180 a wallet but also be hands you let us know we'd love to work with you well i'm gonna take you up on

00:26:28.700 it because we do need hearts and hands and wallets you got it thank you so much bob you let us know

00:26:35.940 all right thank you woodson center.org this is the best of the glenbeck program

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00:28:09.340 other on many things it's important to have differing points of view these are the kinds of things that

00:28:17.060 when the government comes to squash us you will no longer hear the for the people bill is now in the

00:28:26.400 house it's hr1 it is anything but for the people it is for the oligarchs and it is a federal grab

00:28:36.800 of power unconstitutional power of the voting process clarence thomas wrote his dissent yesterday it was

00:28:46.760 pretty clear what has to be done but not according to congress they're going another direction i want to

00:28:55.240 introduce you to uh robert charles uh he's a spokesperson for amac full disclosure amac is a

00:29:01.640 sponsor of this program but i don't have sponsors on just to have sponsors on um this guy has worked

00:29:08.540 in national security and criminal justice for more than three decades including reagan and bush 41

00:29:13.880 on the court of u.s u.s court of appeals ninth circuit staff director chief counsel to the u.s

00:29:19.640 house national security international affairs criminal justice subcommittee unanimously confirmed

00:29:26.220 by the senate in 2003 he was colin powell's assistant secretary of state inl managing a two billion

00:29:33.860 dollar bureau focused on the rule of law international police training blah blah blah i mean i've only given

00:29:39.560 you a third of his resume this guy has credibility and he is a spokesperson for amac and they have been

00:29:46.960 very very involved in stopping hr1 welcome to the program bobby hey glenn it is a privilege to be on your

00:29:55.720 program and i uh i appreciate the intro and of course uh encourage anybody to join amac.us uh amac it has

00:30:02.160 2.3 million conservatives out there fastest growing conservative organization in the country but boy i am so

00:30:07.820 glad you're on the air and happy to be with you um tell me what hr1 is

00:30:12.740 hr1 is a travesty it's an abomination and you hit it pretty hard uh right on with uh you know your

00:30:20.280 your sort of soundbite there the bottom line is it is the democrat effort to reach for one party control

00:30:25.500 and essentially take all the bad things that occurred in the 2020 election cycle and institutionalize them

00:30:31.040 by pulling the uh election process which the founders uh as you so you know brilliantly have

00:30:37.080 written about but that the founders put at the state level they want to pull it to the federal level and

00:30:40.960 what would it do it would it would do about 10 really horrific things it would ban voter ids it

00:30:45.780 would allow uh mail-in ballots to become the standard it would uh create same day and online

00:30:50.520 registration for voters it would make a one-party fec so you'd never be able to reverse it it would

00:30:55.520 create mandatory uh early voting dmv automatic uh registration so all the illegals would be

00:31:02.080 automatically registered it would give you uh felony felons would be able to vote 16 year olds would be

00:31:07.160 able to register she would allow yeah it's just crazy and in fact you know the irony is both the

00:31:12.480 wall street journal and the aclu who agree on almost nothing uh agree that this hr1 which will

00:31:18.120 pass the house and uh and could pass the senate is really an abomination so as oh my gosh um i'm not

00:31:27.740 concerned well they put everything in there so i am concerned that the whole thing passes but i'm also

00:31:33.520 concerned about a reconciliation where the senate says ah we can't pass this and they water it down

00:31:39.000 any of this stuff correct me if i'm wrong is unconstitutional the federal government has no

00:31:47.260 role in the way states vote well that's exactly right and actually you know you're you're right to

00:31:55.100 be worried about the senate right now the the reason that it is likely not to immediately pass the

00:32:00.560 senate but but we've got to be fearful is that you have two senators democrats who are moderate democrats

00:32:06.380 joe manchin and uh cinema who say hey we don't want to get rid of the uh well yeah uh we don't want

00:32:13.620 to get rid of the uh filibuster and the filibuster means you need 60 votes in order to get a vote of

00:32:18.140 closure and get a bad thing to get out uh if you drop the filibuster this bill would almost certainly

00:32:24.580 get out of the senate and and the sad part is it's not only unconstitutional uh it it drives it actually

00:32:30.600 hits political speech too it it actually tries to it reveals all the details of any conservative

00:32:36.460 groups contributors right down to addresses so that people can be doxed they can show up on your front

00:32:41.760 lawn uh it really intends it's it's an intimidation bill is what it is and i and i think i guess i am

00:32:47.880 fearful because normally a bill like this uh wouldn't have a prayer of getting out of either camber but

00:32:53.740 right now we live in surreal times as you so often say and you know we're in a tough moment right now

00:32:58.520 hr1 could get out along with other bills like hr127 that tries to confiscate guns i mean these are

00:33:03.680 significant impairments to the constitution tell me about that one i mean i honestly i saw hr1 come out

00:33:11.220 the first week and i thought this is a hail mary pass they'll never uh they will they will get it

00:33:17.400 well you know let's pray and let's also work that that they don't get it through the senate

00:33:23.720 and if the filibuster holds i don't see them getting it through the senate just like hr127

00:33:28.200 but you know these are stealth you know we have all this impeachment distraction these bills were

00:33:32.520 being crafted behind the scenes to get out as fast as they can get them out and they will both pass

00:33:37.480 the house uh the the second one this hr127 allows confiscation of guns uh but it does much more than

00:33:45.140 that it says you can't buy or buy a gun in the future without giving every detail about your home

00:33:51.420 including where the gun is stored they'll all be made public you have to have a psychiatric

00:33:55.100 evaluation you have to train court uh mandatory minimums up to 30 years in prison if you don't

00:34:00.880 get the license so we're in an environment right now i mean there's a lot in that bill that people

00:34:05.260 could be afraid of and i am uh but they're you know we're in an environment where conservatives need

00:34:09.460 to stand up uh and speak out and you know you're an historian and you know that edmund burke was really

00:34:15.840 right all it takes for evil to prevail is for good people to do nothing and we are in a position now

00:34:20.480 where we have to not be those people who do nothing so here's the problem bobby is that people feel as

00:34:26.500 i mean they they've been worn out they've been worn out uh and they feel as though the republican party

00:34:34.460 doesn't hold their values anymore i mean are the republicans going to actually mount something

00:34:42.120 and actually carry through with their mission and do they have a plan smart enough to actually pull it

00:34:49.520 off well the bottom line is that we the people have to give spine to those that pursuant to the

00:34:57.500 constitution are supposed to be doing our bidding and we know that 75 million americans voted for

00:35:02.300 donald trump we also know that probably another 40 or 50 million sat at home on their couches thinking

00:35:07.440 all would be well and they love america but they didn't vote so the vast majority of americans i

00:35:12.620 think are on the right side of history the problem is history will make itself if you don't help make

00:35:18.160 it and uh you know i'm an old norman rockwell republican i'm a i'm a i'm a ronald reagan republican

00:35:23.420 strong defense good moral compass smaller government lower taxes if we don't speak up for those things

00:35:29.200 they will be taken away from us i am i thought you said at first that you were a a rockefeller republican i was

00:35:36.460 like that's not no no norman rockwell yeah i get it i get it yeah um so uh let me uh and again full

00:35:45.040 disclosure he works for amac amac is a sponsor but you know me well enough to know i asked this of

00:35:51.520 everybody who talks like this what are you guys doing about it what can people in this audience do

00:35:58.400 unbelievably and this is why i love amac i think it's a natural extension the reason i work for them

00:36:04.840 is that they are the natural extension of the reagan approach yes you get economic benefits like

00:36:10.320 other organizations for those over the age of 50 but the main mission is they fight every single day

00:36:15.560 when i say fight i mean they are submitting petitions they are sending tens of thousands

00:36:20.500 of emails they are making phone calls around the clock to try to defend the first amendment the second

00:36:25.200 amendment the fourth amendment sixth amendment tenth amendment i write every day on amac uh i don't

00:36:30.320 write every day i write every week three times a week on amac.us they push their publications out

00:36:35.380 we're on radio we're on television i mean i'm regularly on fox the bottom line is this is an

00:36:40.660 organization that is trying to stop bad things from happening with detail in fact people can become

00:36:45.720 delegates they can become actively involved i mean at the end of the day you know the toqueville was

00:36:50.860 right at the end of the day americans are unique because we do get involved in the civic process

00:36:55.820 and we do try to fix problems and i am an optimist we we can fix these problems uh and and the natural

00:37:02.240 law principles that are all embodied in the things amac defends the bill of rights those things aren't

00:37:07.060 going away they're given by god and they're out there but we've got to fight for them because

00:37:10.740 there are government people i mean i you know the list of names that at the national level are trying

00:37:15.560 to strip us of these rights and these really are the precious rights that make everything else

00:37:19.340 possible um i urge you to join uh amac they are i mean i've i've i've watched this organization from

00:37:27.820 the very beginning they they got into it when obamacare was going and they were they realized

00:37:32.800 what the competitive uh the competitor to amac was doing and i talked about it on fox and i'm like

00:37:38.620 this is crazy look at what's happening they're they're selling old they say they represent old people

00:37:43.640 and they're selling them down the river and amac came out of those days and they are relentless

00:37:50.420 uh so join them find them at amac amac.us uh and uh and join them if you can thank you so much

00:37:59.600 uh appreciate it bobby we'll have you on again better that thank you you bet bye-bye

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