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Justin Haskins is here to tell us all about the U.N. and what happened over the weekend, coming your way. Plus, Brendan Carr from the FCC, plus, George Soros just dropped all the laws, rules, and regulations so he could take a bunch of foreign money and buy 200 radio stations in America.
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Hey, on today's podcast, how do you talk to your friends who don't seem to listen to reason at all?
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They are the ones engulfed in the Democratic cult.
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I know that sounds controversial, but I think you will understand and believe like I do.
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Hey, George Soros, they just dropped all the laws, rules, and regulations,
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so he could take a bunch of foreign money and buy 200 radio stations in America.
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And Justin Haskins is here to tell us all about the U.N. and what happened over the weekend.
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It's the best of the Glenn Beck podcast, and we begin in a minute.
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You're listening to The Best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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I just said a couple of minutes ago before we went on the national broadcast
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that there are some things that I have had on my mind for 20 years,
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some things that I hoped that I would never have to say to you,
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There's some really important things that are happening around the world.
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For instance, the UN is voting in all of these really draconian laws this week,
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It is the formation of one global government, and we're all for it.
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We'll talk about it coming up in just a second.
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You know, I think every day of my friends and some of my family members who are living in a dream.
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They hate Donald Trump so much, they just can't get past it.
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You've got to remember, in my family, you know, I'm the stinky brother.
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I was the youngest, so, you know, what does Glenn know?
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Nobody in my family is impressed by me, so it's a good thing, too.
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But they are being told that Donald Trump is the biggest obstacle, the biggest danger to freedom in the republic.
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I mean, this has been happening for a while, but COVID-19 broke us.
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People who were once reasonable began to call for the banishment of the unvaccinated from civil society.
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People were saying we should be sent to jail if you didn't get vaccinated.
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Some people said we shouldn't get medical care.
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Doctors, nurses said they wouldn't treat people.
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Death was divided by vaccine status and treated accordingly.
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Information was censored, quote, for our own good.
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Anyone who questioned the leader or fell out of line was deemed as dangerous or literally accused of killing people.
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Stephen Hassan developed the BITE, B-I-T-E model, by, among other things, studying the brainwashing that happened in Maoist China.
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BITE, B-I-T-E, stands for behavior, information, thought, and emotional control.
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BITE, BITE, and it identifies the patterns used by cults or communists to manipulate their members.
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This is the same things that the Germans did, the Nazis did.
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Now, there are 50 attributes to watch for, but I want you to listen to this.
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I don't know if I'm going to have time to go through all 50, but I'm going to hit many of them quickly.
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But I want you to listen to this and compare them to your experience during the COVID-19 pandemic and right now.
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Here's what a cult does to its people to indoctrinate them.
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Dictate where, how, and with whom the member lives and associates or isolates from.
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Financial exploitation, manipulation, or dependence.
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Restrict leisure, entertainment, and vacation time.
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Rewards and punishments are used to modify behaviors, both positive and negative.
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You cannot go to work if you haven't had the vaccine.
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Distort information to make it more acceptable.
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Minimize or discourage access to non-cult sources of information.
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God forbid you're not doing your own homework, are you?
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Internet, TV, radio, books, articles, newspapers, magazines, media, all critical information.
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Don't talk to anybody who disagrees with what the leadership says.
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And keep people so busy they don't have time to think or investigate.
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And control through cell phone with texting calls, internet tracking.
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Members are discouraged or forbidden from doing homework outside of the cult.
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Critical thinking and questioning are not just discouraged.
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Extensive use of cult-generated information and propaganda, including newsletters, magazines, journals, audiotapes, videotapes, YouTube, movies, and other media.
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Require members to internalize the group's doctrine as truth.
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If you're not an anti-racist, you are a racist.
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And come to this program that we're now having in your office and internalize it.
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Decide between good and evil and organize people into us versus them.
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The use of loaded language and cliches that constrict knowledge, stop critical thoughts, and reduce complexities into buzzwords.
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Rejection of rational analysis, critical thinking, and constructive criticism.
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Forbid critical questions about the leadership, doctrine, or policy.
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Labeling alternative belief systems as illegitimate, evil, destructive, or not useful.
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Make the person feel that the problems are always their own fault, never the fault of the leaders or the group.
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Promote feelings of guilt or unworthiness, such as identity guilt.
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Your thoughts, your feelings, your actions are irrelevant or selfish.
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Fear, shame, and guilt are very powerful tools.
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Members are often told that leaving the group will result in catastrophic consequences,
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You mean like everyone will die because of global warming if you don't step up
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Giving a fear of being rejected by friends and family if you leave.
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Who else has left and they've been completely shunned?
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They all say, my gosh, I lost all of my friends.
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Inculcating irrational fears about leaving the group or questioning the leader's authority.
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That's not even, that's not the whole list, by the way.
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Does it seem like maybe we're witnessing this kind of stuff?
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The moment you say you're not a racist, it's taken as a proclamation of guilt.
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You know, you want to know which one is building a cult.
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Let me ask you, which one has hired all of the best behavioral scientists to help them form all of their policies?
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Well, behavioral scientists are really a modern version of propagandists.
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How can I get you to do something without you knowing I'm trying to get you to do something?
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All of the best behavioral scientists are all working for the administration and the Democratic Party.
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I mean, because they have sought out the people with vulnerabilities.
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They have sought out the people who have a sense of guilt.
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Why are so many white people the ones who are telling black people exactly how to live?
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Because they have this sense of guilt for some reason.
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People with a vulnerability also, you know, you've been kept down.
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If they can identify people that are vulnerable, the cult will offer an antidote.
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Well, there is no easy, quick, I think we can do this in 40 days.
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But I will tell you, as I was looking at the ways you solve it, I realized this is what has happened in so many relationships that I know of.
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And it's because we don't know, because we are looking at this and saying, wait, think about this rationally.
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Getting somebody out of a cult is really hard and very frustrating.
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And then, no matter how angry you might get, never expressing that anger.
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Because if you want to save them, you must listen to them.
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And the only ones that will save the Constitution, even if it is just being lived in your own home,
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will be those who are exercising love in this way.
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If they're people you know, and they're your family, you know them.
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They've been convinced that they're on the right side.
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And if you try to defend yourself on this, you will lose.
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And you'll have to start all over again some other time.
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I want to understand Donald Trump and how you got there and what you think.
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And you've got to stay calm, which is another hard one.
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And then you have to make the complete case, your case, complete case,
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If you can do the first three, don't assume ill intent and make sure that they know that
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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All right, I want to tell you what happened with the FCC yesterday.
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So last week, this just came out, last week the FCC adopted an order to approve the purchase of more than 200 radio stations in 40 markets just a couple of weeks before the presidential election.
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I don't think this is going to affect the presidential election, but the one who's behind this is George Soros.
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George Soros just bought 200 radio stations in 40 different markets.
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According to existing FCC rules, foreign company ownership of U.S. radio stations is not supposed to exceed 25%.
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But Soros took foreign investment money to make his bid.
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And then he asked the FCC to make an exception to the usual review process.
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There's something else that is really important.
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You know, the left has been saying, we got to get off a dial-up.
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We need high-speed internet for the rural areas.
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Well, for some reason, the FCC has delayed the rollout of the internet to rural communities.
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Maybe the guy who has the answer is the FCC commissioner.
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Call me sometimes when something, you know what?
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Brendan, tell me, do I have this right, first of all, about the George Soros takeover of radio stations?
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And if so, why was there an exception made and fast-tracked?
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Well, as you know, the New York Post has a story out last week, or actually yesterday, that says that the FCC last week adopted an order that effectively fast-tracks Soros' purchase of these 200 radio stations.
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And I haven't commented on that publicly because the fact is the FCC hasn't released a final decision to the public yet.
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But the reporting is that we adopted it last week in a 3-2 vote.
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I've been outspoken on this particular issue for the reasons that you talked about.
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We have a very clear process of the FCC that we've set up that could take six months, could take a year to go through to review the foreign ownership at issue here.
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But for reasons that are not sort of plain to me, the FCC commission, for the very first time ever, has skipped that process for the benefit of this Soros-backed group.
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And I'll sort of let people draw their own conclusions about it.
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But, again, it's an unprecedented decision for the commission.
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We, at the commission level, adopted one way that you can buy radio stations if you have excessive foreign ownership, which they do.
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And that one process is this lengthy six-to-one-year national security review.
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Now, a lot of these stations are probably just, you know, classic rock or news, but not all of them.
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Yeah, there's a number of stations that you're on, for instance, at least three stations that you're on that are part of this deal.
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Same with Sean Hannity, same with Dana Lash, same with Mark Levin.
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So there's at least some of these that are, you know, conservative news and talk outlets.
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I've got to tell you, if this was a conservative doing this, I doubt the FCC would have okayed it.
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Well, yeah, Glenn, we actually have that example.
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So not too long ago, maybe a year or so ago, there was a group of conservative buyers that wanted to purchase some South Florida radio stations.
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And a number of Democrats spoke up very loudly and said the FCC cannot allow these conservative outlets to buy these radio stations because, in the Democrats' view, it could cost them elections in South Florida.
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And amidst that pressure campaign, the conservative buyers abandoned the deal.
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And so we've seen across the board concerted efforts by Democrats to sort of weaponize the government to go against conservative speech.
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There was California Democrats in Congress that wrote a letter to cable companies telling them to drop Fox News, Newsmax, and OAN because of the editorial decisions that their newsrooms were making.
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We had a Baltimore Democrat prosecutor call on the FCC to investigate a local TV station that was exposing her own corruption.
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And so this is sort of the reverse side of a pattern that we've been living under the last couple of years of weaponization of government power, in my view, frankly, against free speech.
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Now, we are told everywhere that radio is a dying medium.
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Why would George Soros want to invest this kind of money?
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I mean, look, I don't know a lot of billionaires right now that with all of the options for where they're going to place their money,
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they're sitting around saying, you know what really kicks off a lot of cash right now are local radio stations.
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We're seeing a flight of capital from local broadcasting because it's so challenged right now with competition from social media companies and over-the-top providers.
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So maybe there's a business case there that they're smart enough to see that everyone else doesn't see.
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But that's really not the direction of the capital we're seeing right now.
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And the foreign investment, do we know who these people are?
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So the Odyssey stations went into bankruptcy, and the Soros group put together a bunch of investors to buy it out.
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And they've come forward and said, you know, there's in excess of 25%, which is the threshold, of foreign entities that are investing.
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It's more likely than not that there's no big deal there at all.
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But the fact is, we usually run a national security view to identify who those are and whether they're fine or not.
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And what Soros has said that is in the near term, they'll wall off those foreign stakeholders and then come back to the FCC down the road to run that longer sort of six-month to one-year process.
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So I think we do need to continue to stay vigilant here.
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This is an issue, at least with respect to that portion of it, that we'll come back before the FCC in the coming months.
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Any idea how long it'll take before he has control?
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I think it will be almost instantaneous, you know, after the FCC releases a final decision that approves it.
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You know, they've already been sort of partly getting them out of bankruptcy.
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But I think it will be a near instantaneous ability to take the reins of all these 200 stations once the FCC's decision, if this reporting is right.
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When do you suppose, if this reporting is right, they will report on the vote that you were involved in?
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I think the reporting that I've seen suggests that, you know, it could be within the next week or so.
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Okay. So this could actually take place before the election?
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Oh, yes. I would expect that, for sure. Well ahead of it.
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Talk to me about the other really weird thing that happened with the high-speed Internet in rural areas.
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There seems to be a pattern emerging within the Biden-Harris administration of,
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despite investing billions and billions of everybody's taxpayer dollars,
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leaving rural America behind when it comes to connectivity.
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So back in 2019 and 2020, we cut a deal with EchoStar, with DISH,
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to guarantee that they would provide 5G high-speed Internet to rural America.
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And then in a Friday afternoon news dump last week, the SEC's leadership,
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without any public input being sought, relieved DISH, EchoStar of that obligation.
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It was just a one-sentence entry in a licensing database.
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And frankly, I've been at the SEC for 12 years.
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It's sort of the worst abusive process that I've seen at the agency.
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You know, we had rural Americans guaranteed to get this service.
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And DISH, EchoStar came in and asked for relief on a Tuesday night last week.
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And by Friday, this massive relief was provided without any input from me,
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or I'm assuming at least the Republican commissioner that I'm with.
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Well, I think there's still a lot of questions to be answered.
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You know, there was some sort of deal that was cut here,
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the features of which have not been publicly disclosed.
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You know, I just think this is one where we still have to ask a lot of questions.
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I mean, there was a rumor that I heard over the weekend that said that this company,
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DISH, EchoStar, could potentially go bankrupt before the election if they didn't get this relief.
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That's just a rumor. I don't know if it's true.
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But I certainly think there's a lot more to this because, again,
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the only thing the FCC did was enter a one-sentence line in its licensing database granting this extension.
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So I think the agency has a lot more explaining to do to justify this significant decision.
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I thank you very much for your courage, for speaking out and being the guy you are.
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I mean, I've been in this business for, you know, almost 50 years,
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and I've never even thought of an FCC commissioner because they weren't, you know,
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they just didn't, I don't know, they didn't have that much effect on, you know, everyday life.
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And the things that are coming out of the FCC now are truly, I think, frightening,
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especially if you're on my end of the microphone.
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As you say, you've been a commissioner for 12 years.
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And it doesn't make a lot of sense unless you start to think like a, you know,
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like a thriller writer, and then it just becomes more terrifying.
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And one day I'll come back on and we will have some good news.
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Brendan Carr, the FCC commissioner, one of the good guys.
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I want him to come on and be like, my daughter had two hits in her softball game.
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Like, that's the interview I want to do with that guy.
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Check out the full show podcast anywhere you download podcasts.
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He is the co-author of The Great Reset, Dark Future,
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and the latest book that we've been working on in the last year,
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especially with everything that we're talking about.
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But I want to talk to him now about what has happened at the UN this weekend
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I'm getting the reputation around Mercury Studios being kind of like the angel of death.
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Pretty much everybody who's coming on this show today is kind of like,
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First of all, explain what the Summit of the Future was.
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Yeah, so the Summit of the Future was the culmination of several years of work.
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It really began during the COVID era in 2020, 2021,
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with the UN Secretary General producing this report called Our Common Agenda,
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which is something that you've talked about in several shows and specials and things like that.
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And so the culmination of all of that was this Summit of the Future that they just held over the weekend
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Obviously, as you noted, there were three agreements, all of which came out of Our Common Agenda,
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Pact for the Future, Declaration of Future Generations, Global Digital Compact.
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All of this is meant to dramatically expand the power and influence of the United Nations.
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And I don't think it's a coincidence that they designed it.
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In fact, I know it's not a coincidence that they designed for all of this.
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They planned for it to be proposed and approved immediately before the 2024 U.S. presidential election.
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There's a reason for that, because this is about making sure that there are plans in place,
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that will further the agenda of the Biden administration
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and sort of the great reset crowd moving forward, no matter who wins.
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There are three separate parts, and you can look all of this up online.
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But give me the summary on the Pact for the Future.
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So the Pact for the Future is a very large document,
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includes tons and tons of commitments by member nations.
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It was approved by basically the entire United Nations over the weekend,
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In fact, Secretary Blinken, yesterday afternoon, gave a speech praising the Pact for the Future.
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So it includes all kinds of radical provisions.
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Probably the most important one, the one that we've been looking at most closely,
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The idea behind this is to give sweeping powers to the U.N. Secretary General
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in the event of a future, what they call global shock,
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The idea is essentially to expand the power of the Secretary General
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so that they can better manage at the U.N. international crises.
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So they had COVID in mind when they wrote this.
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The document, the language for the document at the last minute,
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and I've been tracking the various revisions and versions and stuff, changed.
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And they took some of that emergency platform language out
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and replaced it with this vague promise to have the Secretary General develop a plan in the future.
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And so they essentially kicked the can down the road, I think,
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because that provision was becoming a little too controversial.
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Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
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So it was that the Secretary General could just say,
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this is an emergency, a global shock, and it is a, let's say, a financial shock,
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and we've got to stop everybody who is disagreeing with the central banks.
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We all have to stand by the central banks, and we have to do this and this,
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and he could dictate what happens in each country, could he not?
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It was really vaguely worded to give him sweeping power.
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While also respecting national, they would throw in language like that,
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but to give him sweeping powers in the event of an emergency.
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Now, did they write this in the way the Democrats write things,
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at the time of implementation and at the discretion of the Secretary,
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or does he actually have to come back and propose things,
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He has to, he has, so, in the, up until the very end,
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the draft was very specifically asking him to give, you know,
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basically lay out the specific plans for an emergency platform.
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The final past language says, this is the actual language,
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consider, they want the Secretary General to consider approaches to strengthen
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the United Nations system response to complex global shocks within existing authorities,
00:37:48.720
But in other words, provide, we want you to re-propose all this stuff in the future.
00:37:54.400
So it did not actually come into international law.
00:38:01.860
When we say it passed, there was no actual vote, right?
00:38:06.260
It was, you could vote against it, which nobody did.
00:38:14.320
where they pass things by consensus, is what it's called,
00:38:17.520
and it essentially is a way for them to pass things without having to formally vote for it.
00:38:27.520
So now the Declaration on Future Generations, what was that?
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And this one did not have anything removed from it, right?
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This was mainly, this is the most idealistic one.
00:38:39.640
This was, the idea behind this is to get younger people more involved in,
00:38:44.320
think Greta Thunberg type, more involved in, you know, their international agreements,
00:38:50.560
creating a new position at the United Nations specifically for that purpose,
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all these vague commitments to socialistic policies about reducing inequalities between nations
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and battling climate change and stuff like that.
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But that one, to me, was the least objectionable of all of them,
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just because it didn't, it was so idealistic and vaguely worded that I don't know how damaging
00:39:17.280
And the Global Digital Compact is the third part, and that passed.
00:39:28.900
Essentially, what this is meant to do is a few different things.
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It's meant to dramatically increase global governance of artificial intelligence.
00:39:38.540
They want to create a couple of different new organizations, an independent international
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scientific panel on AI and the Global Dialogue and AI Governance Program.
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They want to have more collaboration with big tech, public-private partnerships, additional
00:39:57.780
funding pumped into that, all of it designed to embed artificial intelligence and other emerging
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technologies with left-wing social justice goals, essentially.
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And they're very clear about that in the document.
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So that's a huge thing we've been warning about for a long time, going, you know, Dark
00:40:18.200
We talk about that a ton in Propaganda Wars and how emerging technologies is going to manipulate
00:40:25.520
And then, of course, misinformation, disinformation, a safe and secure internet, these kinds of things
00:40:31.820
are riddled throughout the Global Digital Compact.
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This is probably the largest propaganda effort the UN is about to launch, the largest propaganda
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You've probably got to go back to, like, the Soviet Union or something before you're going
00:40:50.260
They want to create all kinds of different collaborations with the media, with big tech companies, to control
00:40:59.380
the internet for misinformation, disinformation, hate speech, et cetera.
00:41:11.540
Quote, provide, promote, and facilitate access to and dissemination of independent, fact-based, timely, targeted,
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clear, accessible, multilingual, and science-based information to counter myths and disinformation.
00:41:25.740
Strengthening independent and public media and supporting journalists and media workers.
00:41:32.040
Obviously, we're talking about people who share in their values.
00:41:34.460
So, we're talking about creating fact-checking apparatuses at the United Nations, creating and
00:41:41.240
disseminating these so-called fact-based, you know, science-based assessments, which we learned
00:41:47.860
during COVID and other eras that that's just whatever the UN wants it to be.
00:41:52.380
It isn't actually fact-based or science-based, and then collaborating with social media companies
00:41:57.460
and big tech companies to make sure that the opposite side doesn't get to counter it.
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They're very clear about calling for social media companies to ramp up content moderation
00:42:07.440
and make their platforms more secure and all this other stuff.
00:42:12.080
So, really, you could summarize the whole document like this.
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The whole point of the Global Digital Compact is to get everybody off the internet that the
00:42:24.020
United Nations doesn't like, to silence people who are not going along with it, and to create
00:42:29.020
a vast propaganda network that is going to constantly be pumping out their own form of misinformation
00:42:36.580
and disinformation, all in the name of allegedly getting to the truth, which, of course, is not
00:42:44.220
We just talked to the FCC Commissioner, Brendan Carr, about the sale of the second largest
00:42:53.260
broadcasting group in America and 200 radio stations.
00:42:59.780
It was paid for with foreign money, which is against the FCC regulations.
00:43:04.640
No more than 25% can be from foreign, but Soros wrapped up a bunch of foreign money, and for
00:43:12.400
some reason, they bypassed the law that says that has to go through the Department of Homeland
00:43:18.620
Security and has to have a security check, etc., etc.
00:43:22.740
So, he is going to, as soon as they officially announce it, which could be as early as next week,
00:43:29.000
the sale will go through, we're on some of those stations, you have this happening, the only
00:43:37.840
one that is standing in the way of the global effort to shut voices down, the only one with
00:43:57.160
This just has empowered all of the countries around the world and empowered them through
00:44:06.020
the United Nations and gave them really kind of a blank check to stop people like Elon Musk
00:44:19.060
I mean, that's the whole purpose of the Global Digital Compact that they just passed.
00:44:23.560
We've talked in previous weeks about this new EU ESG system that they're building in
00:44:29.500
the European Union, which is also designed to do similar things.
00:44:34.340
You know, they're trying to close down all the off-ramps.
00:44:40.020
That's what they've been doing, and they're almost finished with the job.
00:44:43.320
They don't want people to have any ability to counter what they're saying in a meaningful
00:44:49.960
Yeah, if you want to sit around your kitchen table and talk to your family about things
00:45:02.220
And as information and data and communication has become increasingly more centralized, it's
00:45:10.360
becoming easier and easier to control it and manipulate it.
00:45:13.980
And that is such a huge part of what's going on right now at the United Nations and elsewhere.
00:45:20.100
It's really hard to stop, you know, a thousand newspapers across the country.
00:45:25.880
It's not hard to stop like five social media companies or five big tech companies.
00:45:30.440
It's not that hard to do that or to force them to reform their ways.
00:45:37.000
And it's incredibly disturbing, but that's the plan.
00:45:40.660
And there's a reason why, as I said earlier, that they're doing all of this in the final
00:45:45.520
days, final weeks, you know, before the presidential election.
00:45:49.660
Okay, so I know that we have, I've scheduled an hour with you, but I feel compelled to talk
00:45:59.280
to the audience one-on-one a little bit right after this.
00:46:04.300
Because you've talked about the governance of artificial intelligence, but we haven't
00:46:08.340
talked about the global wealth transfer or the embedding the GDP with ESG or any of the
00:46:15.880
other things that are now locked in on the globe.