Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Candace Owens & WWII Vet Bill Kelly ｜ 4⧸2⧸20
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Candace Owens talks about a potential run for office and we go into the coronavirus update and a 95-year-old World War II veteran that actually battled the virus and won a kind of inspiring story. And we talk about Tiger King.
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Welcome to the podcast. Oh, man, you know, this is not the best time in American history to be
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doing a show about the news. 6.6 million people had new claims for unemployment this week. It's
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not just a record. It's double the record. That record was set last week. So we doubled last
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week's record. And the record last week, if you remember, was what, four or five times higher
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than any other previous week in American history. So I mean, as as expected, the economy is taking
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a massive hit when you decide to send everybody home tends to happen. We talk about that. We have
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Candace Owens on today. She talks about a potential run for office. And we go into the coronavirus
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update, what's going on there. And a 95 year old World War Two veteran that actually battled
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coronavirus and won a kind of inspiring story as well. And a little bit about Tiger King, because,
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you know, we're getting to the point of national obsession. So we had to put that in as well.
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So here are daily COVID-19 stats from Johns Hopkins. Total confirmed cases worldwide,
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950,000. We are going to hit a million tomorrow. Total deaths worldwide, only 48,000 up from 43
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yesterday. So Stu, this is the thing that I think gets everybody. They're like, why are we closing the
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entire economy? When globally, there are only 48,000 deaths? How could there be 100,000 deaths,
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you know, in the next two weeks in America alone, when, when globally, it's only 48,000?
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Well, I mean, I think the, the idea is that it's at the beginning of the increase, right? Like you,
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it's, we set another new record yesterday for the most deaths globally of the entire crisis. And of
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course, this doesn't even include China. God only knows what the actual truth is there. There could be a
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lot more than 48,000 in total already. But just if you look at the numbers worldwide,
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they are increasing every day. And the idea is that eventually that stops. They think it's going
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to stop, you know, in the United States somewhere around mid April, or at least, you know, start
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coming back down. Hopefully, hopefully that's, that's, that's as long as it can go. Because I
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mean, you look at the economic numbers, I don't know how much longer we can do this and still have
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as civilization. I mean, it is, is obviously in collapse, you're risking quite a bit here. But
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that is the reason, right? It's 48,000 globally. But we did what 5000 in one day yesterday. So it
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was, I mean, you're at it, you added on what, you know, 10% in a day that continues, you know,
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it gets those numbers get really big, really fast. So the US has 215,000 confirmed cases now,
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and 500, or sorry, 5,112 deaths. That is up 1000 yesterday. That's the biggest day of biggest,
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biggest single day of any of death of any country in the entire time the Coronavirus has been here
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with again, the exception of China, but it beats any day that Italy, Italy is had or Spain has had.
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Again, we're bigger country than that. So that's not per capita true, but it is still incredibly tragic.
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COVID-19. Now the third leading cause of death in the US behind heart disease and cancer.
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United States of America now leads the world in total confirmed cases 115,000 more cases than Italy,
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although Italy leads the world in death with 13,000 dead there. US is 25, the 25th in total confirmed
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cases per 1 million population. So put it into perspective, we're leading the world because we
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are so huge. The US is 23rd in confirmed deaths, one per million in population, 15 dead per million
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citizens. Italy has 218 dead per 1 million. We have 5000 dead, almost 9000 recovered,
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and 5000 still today in critical condition. And the number is growing. COVID-19 now killing victims
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who don't have COVID-19 EMTs in New York have been given directions now not to transport heart attack
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victims to hospitals if they cannot be revived at the scene. Prior cardiac arrest victims would have
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been transported to the hospital for further lifesaving procedures. But the hospitals are overwhelmed now
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with COVID-19 patients. So if you have a heart attack today in New York, you are solely in the hands
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of the EMT. If they can't replace the pulse or start your heart beating at the scene, they're not taking
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you to the hospital, they leave your body in the custody of the NYPD. China lied. People died now
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trending on social media. It's only going to get worse for China. China is in fact,
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support us and become a member at blaze TV.com slash Glenn promo code Glenn. Okay. So the U S
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intelligence services now have concluded, uh, what the internet has known since January,
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the Chinese communist party lied about the total infected and total deaths during Corona virus.
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citing a report provided to the white house last week, officials confirmed that U S intelligence
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concludes gross under reporting of total cases and total deaths. Many have speculated the numbers
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coming out of China, Iran, North Korea, Russia, and other totalitarian countries have been dramatically
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underreported by as much as a factor of 10, according to MI five, uh, early misrepresentation of data
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by the Chinese communist party have led some Western politicians and epidemiologists to underestimate
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the seriousness of COVID-19 as they did in Italy and Spain, the UK. Um, I don't know why we believed
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the communists would tell us the truth this time. Uh, but we're still not hearing the truth. Let me give
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you a story here about there is a, uh, Taiwan is delivering millions of masks. In fact, 2 million
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masks, hospital masks to the United States. Why would Taiwan do that? Well, let me give you an example.
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And this goes into our investigation that will be, will air tomorrow. Uh, this is an interview,
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uh, with an official, uh, with an official from the WHO. Now, if you think that people aren't covering
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for China, listen to how this official, uh, reacts when asked a question about Taiwan, Taiwan,
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the Chinese say Taiwan doesn't exist. It's China. We all know Taiwan exists. Taiwan is a separate
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country. They want nothing to do with China, but China is just laying claim to Taiwan. Listen to how
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the WHO is handling this interview with this reporter. Would the WHO considered Taiwan's membership?
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He just sits there, looks at the camera. Hello? I couldn't hear your question. Okay. Yeah. Let me,
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let me, let me, let me repeat the question. Let's move to another one then. Right. Because I'm,
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I'm actually curious on talking about Taiwan as well on Taiwan's case.
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Okay. Then he looks down and he just disconnects from this Skype interview.
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We decided to give Dr. Alward another call to follow up.
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And I just want to see if you can comment a bit on how Taiwan has done so far in terms of
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containing the virus. Well, we've, we've already talked about China.
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We've already talked about China. No, we were talking about Taiwan.
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This is why Taiwan is sending us masks. You'll notice the accent of the doctor. American.
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WHO. WHO. When you see, we expose them tomorrow on why you cannot trust the WHO.
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Their numbers on China are all skewed. They're all wrong. And we'll explain why tomorrow. It is.
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We should be looking into the numbers. We need to know we're, we're changing the entire world on
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faulty numbers and we're trusting the WHO. Well, when you see things like that and you're like,
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wait a minute, wait a minute, wait a minute. They are just taking the hard communist party line.
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An American is playing the hard communist line. Why? Oh, we'll show you tomorrow.
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Use the promo code Glenn. All right. Uh, just a bit more of, uh, information in our COVID-19, uh, update.
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Uh, we now, we now know 50% of the viral spread comes from people with no symptoms.
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They're saying this is why this is so hard to, uh, predict where it's happening because the people who have it have no symptoms.
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To prevent the further spread top infectious disease experts in the U S say they are reconsidering their guidance on face masks.
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They've, if we had plenty of face masks, they would have told us to wear face masks the whole time.
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The face masks have always worked. They, what they magically work in the hospital and they don't work on you.
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That's ridiculous. They didn't trust the American people to do the right thing and make sure that there were enough masks for the
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hospitals. You know, that's, that's the mere fact.
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And you've already seen what the American people are doing.
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They'll, they'll have face masks and they're just turning them into their hospital because they're at home.
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They don't need them. But if we're going to turn this, uh, country back on,
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we need face masks and we need people to make face masks.
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Well, there's no proof that any of that will work.
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And, uh, if we're going to open the country up, we are going to all have to wear face masks.
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Then there's, then there's this one last story that I want to share with you.
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A locomotive engineer in Los Angeles has been charged with one count of train wrecking class, a felony under federal law.
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He is the engineer of this and he backed the train up.
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He was, he was there at the port in Los Angeles and he saw the, the, uh, USS mercy coming in the naval ship, the, the hospital ship.
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They're not, that ship is not what they say it is.
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He just said, it's, that's not what they, this is a, this is a plan.
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And he said, I only had the chance once the whole world is watching and I had to, people don't know what's going on here, but now they will.
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Well, I don't know what's going on here other than you tried to ram your train into the ship.
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Uh, he, he, the train finally stopped 250 yards away from the ship.
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I wasn't thinking anyone on the ship was hurt when he was 250 yards away.
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I'm very concerned about why a train engineer would not understand he was going to come up short on this one.
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You know, well, the good news is it only goes backward and forward.
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There is something really important to understand too.
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If you, uh, happen to be contemplating derailing a train into a ship, number one, you need to make sure you can get a little closer than 250 yards.
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But number two, when you're interviewed, you can't give the quotes that this guy gave because he keeps saying stuff like, you know what?
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I only had this one chance and I, people had to know.
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I really want to know what this guy was thinking.
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And how a guy who, legitimately, I want to know.
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I went on the internet last night to try to track down what, like what conspiracy theory he was kind of pointing to.
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Cause it definitely seems like he's in some, you know, down a deep on a rabbit hole.
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But like, no, like he's so deep in it that he, he thinks everybody else knows about it.
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Or at least everyone's going to know what he's talking about.
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It's like, well, no, I couldn't even find the conspiracy theory.
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I would love to, if anyone knows what it is or can explain to us what it is.
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I'm just, I just, cause I'm just, I'm fascinated by this.
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So the idea that you derail a train and come up 250 yards short of your target to prove a point that you don't express is just not a good plan.
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This is a bigger, this is a much more important story for people to follow over, you know, Governor Cuomo's nipple rings, whether he has them or not.
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No, I don't want anybody to tell me if he has them or not.
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I don't want to, can we stop thinking about his nipples?
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This is a much more, but if you're going to do a nonsensical story, this one, we definitely need to know.
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So there's a, there was a tweet sent out by the governor of Connecticut, Ned Lamont.
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He said, it's with heartbreaking sadness today that we can confirm the first pediatric fatality in Connecticut linked to COVID-19.
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A six week old newborn from the Hartford area was brought in unresponsive to a hospital last week and could not be revived.
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Testing confirmed last night that the newborn was COVID-19 positive.
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We believe this is one of the youngest lives lost anywhere due to complications relating to COVID-19.
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This virus that attacks our most fragile without mercy also stresses the importance of staying home and limiting exposure to people.
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Your lives and the lives of others literally could be saved.
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Scaring mothers of newborns with partial information is scum behavior.
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Has anyone realized that all of these death announcements provide partial information?
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If you're going to start using the death of infants to scare people into doing what you want,
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Well, that's created a firestorm and Candace Owens joins us now to talk about it.
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Torch on is what you should say every day when you get out of bed.
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So, what is the, first of all, tell me about your sisters, because I think this is important
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for people to know, because you are very passionate on this because of your sisters.
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So, I first, everyone who doesn't know, I just want to say, I grew up in Connecticut.
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So, I am Connecticut-raised, and so, incidentally, all of my family lives in Connecticut.
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And by chance, both of my sisters at the start of this coronavirus outbreak were nine months
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So, you know, there's a lot of, you know, first-time pregnancy angst that goes into this.
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So, just so people understand what people that are pregnant right now are going through.
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There are some hospitals that are not allowing their spouses to be in the room when they
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My sisters were allowed no visitors outside of their husbands.
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So, there's just, you know, they both have babies that are under three weeks old.
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And they gave birth in Stanford, Connecticut for one of my sisters.
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And that is where the hotbed is, all the spread is, where they're saying that it's the most
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So, when I saw this tweet go out, I was absolutely infuriated because I've been noticing that
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trend of linked to, complicated by, complications associated with coronavirus or COVID-19.
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A person could have stage four cancer, okay, and die of a cold, right?
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But you would no one would ever introduce the information of this person died, complicated
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by, you know, of something complicated by a cold.
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You would say this person had stage four cancer.
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You would just give more information because it provides context, which tethers people to
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What he did was so irresponsible, and he did that intentionally.
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He's trying to get people to pay attention to it.
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He's trying to get people to pay attention to it, as if, okay?
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If this person was genuinely trying to be responsible and was concerned about pregnant women and to
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be mothers, he would have provided every single detail, right?
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He would have said, you know, this person, you know, this baby was brought unresponsive.
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Maybe the baby was born with some, you know, major underlying illness.
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And because they are now allowing people to be tested post-mortem, every person must be
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tested to see if they have the virus in their system.
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They're only reporting if the person tested positive.
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You know, and this poor infant, this poor family, this poor child is going through enough
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trauma that you have what they have gone through be used.
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Because the governor of Connecticut, just like the governor of New York, just like the
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governor of Illinois, is trying to extract wealth from the federal government.
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And the more deaths and COVID-19 cases they have, the more they can knock on Donald Trump's
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Do you think it's ironic that all of these states happen to be facing a crisis, a budget
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You know, Chicago, I mean, Illinois, facing bankruptcy.
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Andrew Cuomo in New York, facing a Medicaid collapse, right?
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He had until April 1st to sort all of this budget stuff out because he's given out too
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And lo and behold, they are given a gift in the form of coronavirus, which is a real
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What we are questioning is whether or not they are drumming up the narrative by falsely
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associating every single death to coronavirus so that they can extract more wealth from the
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So you see an example of this with the CBS News talent executive and news producer that
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Yes, that was the thing that eventually took her.
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But she has been battling cancer and, quote, related illnesses for 20 years and was in a
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These are the people that we knew in advance would be the most likely to die.
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I have a friend who's on medication right now to save his eyes.
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Well, the medication he's taking is they usually give to people who have an organ transplant.
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And it completely suppresses your immune system.
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I know and he knows if he catches this, he's going to die.
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It's because he has no immune system because of the other thing that he has going on.
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And people need to really look into the fine print here because they've changed it.
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Never before, when people die of various illnesses, do they test them for one specific virus, right?
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If you're, as an example, if you're HIV positive and that transforms into AIDS,
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everybody that dies of AIDS, we know dies actually of something like a cold, right?
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But we are not told that, you know, a cold is so dangerous that this person died.
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We're not told that because that's completely unreasonable.
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Of course, a person with a regular immune system can fight off a common cold.
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Of course, a person that is suffering from full-blown AIDS is compromised.
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They cannot fight off a cold because of their immune system suppression.
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And why are they conflating these things, Glenn?
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And I am telling you, it is a financial incentive, okay?
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The Democrats have never seen a crisis that they didn't think that they could extract money from.
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To me, I draw a thick line in the sand when you start coming after vulnerable moms who have so much to be fearful of,
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especially going, you may not be able to have your spouse in the room when you give birth for the first time.
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And now you're sending them home with their babies with an idea that these babies are dropping dead of coronavirus?
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I'd say it to his face if he was in my living room today.
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This is the best of the Glenn Beck program, and we really want to thank you for listening.
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Bill Kelly is a 95-year-old World War II veteran from Oregon.
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He was in Guadalcanal, and now he has just fought the coronavirus and survived.
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He is on the phone with us now from Oregon, along with his grandson.
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Very simply, I just was feeling a little bit low, kind of not very hungry and couldn't sleep very well.
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And the ladies here, they checked me out, and I had a fever.
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So they sent me to the hospital, and then through numerous, numerous tests, they had apparently determined that I had the virus.
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So I went past the germ around, and that was the biggest, the toughest is, Glenn had, you get cabin fever in a hurry.
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One is five years old, the other is just a wee one, 11 months.
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I had to stay in my room, but I could hear him in the background laughing and talking.
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I'm assuming that's not one of your grandsons, but...
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So, yeah, it was difficult, cabin fever and this sort of thing.
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But I was well taken care of, and I did what I was told, and that's difficult for me.
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And we worked it on through, and I just wanted to tell the people that it wasn't pleasant.
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But on the other hand, if you do what you're supposed to do, and you have some loved ones around you and do a lot of praying, well, you'll come through okay.
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And we've been through that, we've been through Pearl Harbor, we've been through the Big Depression, and who knows what else.
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We get through it, hang in there, and that's about the size of it, really.
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See, I was born in 1925, and I remember in the early 30s what was going on.
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And I remember Dad, this will get you, Glenn, it's a fact that he was out of work, and they'd do most anything to get to support their families, you know, no matter what.
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And Dad would answer some, he'd answer some ads, you know.
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And I remember one time, somebody wanted, a company wanted a shoe salesman.
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And so Dad was getting ready to go to the interview, and he didn't have any razor blades, so he actually took a pane of glass.
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And he was trying to shave with that to look decent at the interview.
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I never found out, you know, I thought, kind of, what's Dad doing?
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But people were willing to do anything to support their family.
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And they would just, you know, we all hung together in, and we worked through it.
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Did a lot of rabbit hunting back in the Midwest, you know, for food, squirrel hunting, fishing.
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You know, Bill, it's amazing, because I think most Americans don't know.
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I mean, we, you know, they're saying that we may had 30% unemployment by June 1st.
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And, you know, that's beyond what the Great Depression was.
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Hopefully, we can turn it around quicker than the Great Depression.
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I remember my grandparents, they lived through it, and they were still a little spooked by it.
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My grandfather used to always say to me, you don't know what it was like.
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That, you know, it's just like with the garden.
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We all worked in the big garden we had there and, you know, and had lots of help to help our neighbors, too, that didn't have that.
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You know, it's just, it's born in our American blood.
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We're that type of people that we take care of each other, and we are a unit that they're not going to break down.
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So, Bill, there's people that don't think that we are those people anymore, that it's the greatest generation, your generation.
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They did it, and now, you know, we're not the same people.
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And the reason I say that is that because I remember when I was a young kid, you know, and the people, the older people, say,
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They smoke, they're whatever, whatever, whatever.
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But when we were attacked at Pearl Harbor, sneak attack, you know, it's surprising how these so-called goofy kids turn into mighty fighting people.
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So, and they're very loyal, and I have lots of faith in them.
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So, no, there's lots of great guys, and we only hear stories about some of the ones that are new Knicks.
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But, no, I don't have any problem with the new generation.
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Bill, how old were you when Pearl Harbor happened?
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Well, I was, let's say that, we had just, family had just moved to San Francisco from Aurora, Illinois.
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And then, Sunday, December 7th, while the attack, Zevni attacked Pearl Harbor, while the, all the big battleships were lined up in a row in their stalls,
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and having, you know, services, Sunday services, this sort of thing.
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16, and so it, the news probably broke at about what time were you at service when that, when that news broke?
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So, I think it happened like at 8 o'clock in the morning.
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So, did you know before you went to church in the morning?
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As I recall, we had the, we had the radio on, and just before we were going to Mass,
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we just walked up the, up the Mission Street to the church, and then they came, I broke on,
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and said that the Japanese had attacked Pearl Harbor, and then everything broke loose.
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So, I don't even remember if we went to church that morning.
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I can't remember that much, but everybody was, everything was, was pretty much chaos.
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Bill, it is, it is, it is great to talk to you.
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Thank you for all the things that you've done in your life and raising a great family.
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I mean, just reading about your family and how they took care of you and, you know,
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And just one thing else I want to say is that people who are concerned about this virus we're having,
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do what you're supposed to do, take care of yourself, stay healthy, and you'll get through it just fine.
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And I remember what President Rosedale said, the only thing to fear is fear itself.