A leaked recording of a conversation between Joe Biden and the President of Ukraine right after Donald Trump was elected, and the FBI tried to put him in jail for doing exactly what Joe Biden accused General Flynn of doing, and that's when they tried to make him do exactly what Biden accused him of doing.
00:00:00.000Hey, podcasters. Great podcast for you today. It's Friday. We've got a couple of things.
00:00:05.500One, we actually had to go into the dark web to pull for you because it has been banned by Twitter, Facebook, YouTube.
00:00:12.520You can't find it anywhere. It is a leaked recording of a conversation between Joe Biden and the president of Ukraine right after Donald Trump was elected.
00:00:23.600He, in that, does absolutely everything he accused General Flynn of doing.
00:00:33.040And that's when they tried to put him in jail for doing exactly what Joe Biden just did in this tape.
00:00:41.620You're not going to hear this anywhere else. It is being erased. It's important. Make sure you listen to it.
00:00:48.640We also have Dinesh D'Souza on today. We have Adam Carolla.
00:00:53.220I mean, it's just a free-for-all Friday from the Glenn Beck podcast. Here it is.
00:01:04.020You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:01:11.520We have audio now that is being actively hidden.
00:01:16.320YouTube, Twitter, Facebook have all shadow banned this.
00:01:20.320You're not going to be able to find this audio anywhere unless you have access to the dark web, which my research team uses the dark web.
00:01:31.260It's sometimes the only way to get information.
00:01:35.400And what you have to do if you're on the dark web or have a VPN, you can just log in as if you're a Russian server.
00:01:45.500And so if you are if you're, you know, logging online from a Russian server, then you see the things that were banned in America, but not banned the rest of the world.
00:01:57.860This audio came from a Ukrainian source and the Ukrainian source taped it is an Ukrainian official.
00:02:09.100They taped a phone call right after the election of Joe Biden.
00:05:05.080People they put forward to be part of the transition have to be cleared to do that, just as we have to be cleared after the Bush administration, et cetera.
00:08:22.620Go back to the archives and watch that show.
00:08:24.760The reason why probably this is being censored since there's no evidence, the heavily edited recording recordings, they're thinking were stolen or they're entirely fabricated.
00:08:42.920OK, well, really, because we have systems now that can talk about deep fakes and the then the hardest deep fake to make is audio.
00:09:02.820Now, these these it's entirely fabricated or it was stolen.
00:09:07.680These are things that the that Twitter and Facebook have put in to stop foreign interference in this year's election election.
00:09:18.780And unlike in 16, when Russia used bogus social media accounts or bots to wave to to wage misinformation campaigns.
00:09:28.420This time they're being spread by legitimate American social media users.
00:09:33.460The disinformation fellow at the nonpartisan Wilson Center said the recordings are misleading to an audience that doesn't have the full picture.
00:14:41.980As you know, I've been making documentaries, but Debbie, my wife and I, we've long said that the gold standard of Hollywood is the feature film.
00:14:49.300In fact, their worst propaganda is in feature films.
00:14:52.660The bad guy is always some business guy or some small town pastor who's a secret member of the Ku Klux Klan.
00:14:59.620So we wanted to make a different kind of movie that reflected patriotic and Christian values that took seriously topics like honor killing, terrorism.
00:15:11.620It's shot by an Iranian American guy who is a convert to Christianity.
00:15:16.520We were really lucky to land Caviezel for the role, because, of course, not just because he was Jesus and the passion of the Christ, but because he has an international reputation and a very good feel for this kind of a movie because he believes in it.
00:15:28.860So, Dinesh, how much license did you take with the stories?
00:15:34.840I mean, because that that will be the complaint.
00:15:37.200And you had to be aware of that, that you you have to make sure that it is accurate.
00:15:42.700I know it's based on a true story, but you can't throw in some supervillain.
00:16:14.020I mean, one is, of course, I'm very familiar with the sort of niche Christian movies and even the niche conservative movies based on Ayn Rand and so on.
00:16:22.520And those tend to be both very preachy in tone because they they look at the movie as an opportunity to deliver a message.
00:16:29.360And then they're very manichae and they're good versus evil.
00:16:32.060They're only good guys on one side, bad guys on the other side, which gives the film a little bit of a cartoonish quality.
00:16:53.420So it's a film that is immersed in the culture and it does not make this kind of manichae and divide between the good guy and the bad guy.
00:17:01.480In fact, there's a very bizarre rapport between the Christian Caviezel and the bad guy, who is this incredible Turkish actor who plays the leading terrorist, a kind of British, you know, a British ISIS type guy.
00:17:15.100And they have an unbelievable chemistry in the movie that I think is part of what makes this movie take off.
00:17:22.500I remember as a young kid, Robert, who is like my brother, he lived with us for a long time because his family was, you know, it just it was a rough childhood.
00:17:33.840And we had to go into the bar and pick his dad up and take him back home.
00:17:40.080And, you know, and it was it was not a place where you want teenagers to go into and that really divey bar.
00:17:47.380But it's really it really showed me something that I've always carried with me.
00:17:54.260First of all, you don't go into a place like that alone.
00:17:57.080You got to have somebody you're going in with.
00:17:59.640And if you don't go into that place, you're not going to be able to pull anybody out.
00:18:05.840You can't stand outside and preach and and, you know, stand there and call everybody inside a sinner.
00:18:12.640You've got to go into the problem together and be able to speak the language.
00:18:19.080And I think if I haven't seen your movie yet, I'm going to I'm going to go see it tonight.
00:18:23.740But if that's what you've done, that's genius.
00:18:27.660Really, you'll see that there is a powerful human interest dimension to the story.
00:18:33.080For example, this is also a movie about a wife whose husband is trapped in this horrible situation abroad and the U.S. government can't or won't do anything about it.
00:19:38.860OK, good. I'd love to hear your thoughts.
00:19:40.680Well, I think this is it to me was just breathtaking in a way, because it showed me that not only is Trump a man of the culture.
00:19:50.900I mean, we've known for a long time that unlike other Republicans who focus on legislation and seem to be deracinated from the culture, almost like they live in a bubble.
00:20:00.120Trump is a man who swims in the culture. He surfs on the wave.
00:20:03.940But what impressed me was his attentiveness to the detail of what the left is doing.
00:20:10.060Critical race theory, the 1619 project. I mean, Trump was all over it.
00:20:14.620And that suggests that this is a guy who fights in the trenches.
00:20:17.920And I could not be more happy or impressed by that.
00:20:20.780I thought this was a fulfillment of Ronald Reagan's farewell address.
00:20:24.740You know, he said, if we don't pay attention, there's going to come a day when we lose America and we've got to teach it as parents and stand up to our schools.
00:20:34.760And that's exactly what he was saying last night.
00:20:37.100But he put teeth in it. He's like, we're going to stand up.
00:20:40.220Yes. And I think long term, Glenn, I think, you know, we have to create our own educational institutions, our own entertainment, our own media.
00:20:47.680We're not going to live in their world. That's the simple fact of the matter.
00:20:52.080So either we're going to have a balanced presentation of ideas or we're out of there.
00:20:59.420Well, I think it ultimately is an alternative to civil conflict, because civil conflict, ultimately, you can't be citizens if you don't share the same basic priorities.
00:21:09.000Why? Because you're not going to fight for me and I'm not going to fight for you.
00:21:12.200So ultimately, how do we subsist in this one America if we're really two different people?
00:21:18.120See, when I came to America in the 70s, Glenn, I thought American politics was an argument between people who had the same goals, but different means.
00:21:26.700Yes. But now it's pretty obvious that there are a lot of people who want to live in a completely different country than we do.
00:21:32.580So the truth of it is we can't meet them halfway per se, because they want to go to Chicago.
00:21:37.220We want to go to Maine. So how do we coexist?
00:21:40.300Well, I think the answer is the only way that I can think of is that we each create our own space, which is to say our own subculture and live completely in it.
00:21:51.080We don't watch CNN. If they say things about Trump, we don't react to them because we've not seen them and we don't even care.
00:21:58.500You can't do that in the United States, though. That's really secession.
00:22:03.940Well, it is a sort of cultural and emotional secession. But think about it this way.
00:22:09.060You know, we keep saying we. We say we. They say we. We need health care.
00:22:13.240We say we need this. But think about it this way. Is it really true that the national anthem today is still their anthem?
00:22:20.900Is it true that the flag is their flag? No. So the truth of it is we don't really have an American flag anymore.
00:22:28.260We have our flag, but it's not their flag.
00:22:31.020I wish I could say you were wrong, Dinesh, but I think, unfortunately, you're right now.
00:22:39.480What do we do about it? I guess that's what the next few years are all about.
00:22:44.540How confident are you that we hold together through this election with everything that the left is doing to to advance riots on the streets and chaos in the voting booth?
00:22:59.680Well, they're behaving like the South behaved in 1860. I mean, they're they're desperate.
00:23:05.360They I think they fear that they're going to take an incredible beating.
00:23:08.660And so they're almost planning for it. And they're planning to go berserk afterward, just the way that sort of South Carolina did before the 1860 election.
00:23:17.660So the bottom line is our politics has become very nasty. They're trying to sort of subdue us.
00:23:23.260And we realize that the only way to stop them is to subdue them.
00:23:26.960And so this notion that we're sort of fellow citizens in this together, I think, has become, at the very least, quite frayed.
00:23:35.500Wow. Dinesh, super, super clear. It is good to talk to you. Good to talk to you.
00:23:42.140Best of luck on the movie Infidel opens today nationwide. Don't miss it.
00:23:47.380I'm going to be there and watch it myself.
00:23:50.780Good friend of the program. Jim Caviezel is the star.
00:23:54.140He is always really good. Great story from Dinesh D'Souza.
00:27:12.300Well, I'll, I gotta be honest with you and I'll, and I'll tell you, I'm not a, and I think you're this way too.
00:27:21.040And I think a lot of folks like us are, which is, I got that word and the, and I didn't want to go on my program and start bitching and moaning about unfairly being whatever.
00:27:33.900I said to my, I said, I said to the producers of No Safe Spaces, I said, send me the, send me the ad, send me the stuff Facebook pulled off.
00:27:44.840Because if it said, you know, you know, uh, we're, you know, uh, you know, um, the, we're in war with black people.
00:30:30.680So this has been a race from YouTube, Twitter, Facebook, all shadow banned.
00:30:35.100We had to go on the dark web and grab this.
00:30:38.740This was actually, I think what we ended up doing was going on a VPN and, you know, saying we were in Russia and got it off of YouTube there because it's still up in Russia, still up in the Ukraine, but not here.
00:31:29.060How can you get more context out of 30 seconds?
00:31:32.000If it's just 30 seconds of an ad campaign or Twitter or a soundbite of a phone recording, like where's the context?
00:31:39.980Well, obviously there's not much context to short form things and, but it's weird.
00:31:47.740So they go from inaccurate to not enough context.
00:31:51.720I think there's a third strata, which is because your father said so.
00:31:58.200How do you think this is going to end up at the, in November?
00:32:02.580Do you think we're, we're headed towards an impasse here?
00:32:06.300I, the way I kind of feel about this stuff is in, in, in, in what we're talking about in the, in the news and how they're, you know, in the bag for Biden and, and social media and stuff like that.
00:32:35.880So I believe that CNN is, is kind of making a deal with the devil.
00:32:42.540And I also kind of believe a lot of these news outlets and, and, and a lot of this, uh, social media, I think they're making a deal with the devil, which is like, this is good short term, but big picture.
00:32:58.880Like I work with a whole bunch of young guys and I said to them the other day, CNN, if you were watching CNN five years ago or three years ago or eight years ago, what did you think when you story?
00:33:13.880And they went, well, I just thought that's what happened.
00:33:17.360And I said, what, when you watch CNN today, how do you feel?
00:33:20.540And they go, well, I feel like I have to investigate and get the other side of the story.
00:33:26.320And I said, okay, that's what CNN is doing to themselves.
00:33:30.020Also, CNN and a lot of these places and a lot of these outlets, they are probably to their chagrin, making Ben Shapiro into a superstar.