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00:00:00.000 Welcome to the podcast. Today, we talk to Simon Campbell. He's a member of the community that

00:00:07.560 decided to go in front of the school board and talk to them about some of the concerns he had

00:00:14.120 about what they were teaching. You're going to want to hear his video that went viral,

00:00:20.260 but then also talking to him. He's much more calm on the phone, but really interesting guy.

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00:01:39.380 One of the highlights, at least of my week, was listening to a guy. He's a former member of the

00:01:47.060 Pennsbury, Pennsylvania school board. He spoke up about the draconian moves that the school board

00:01:58.140 up in Pennsbury was taking to silence free speech. I want you to listen to a part of this,

00:02:04.160 and then I'm going to introduce you to Simon.

00:02:05.800 Now, you snowflakes apparently have a bigger problem with public comment.

00:02:09.760 It seems to me that you think you can supersede the United States Constitution.

00:02:16.520 Well, I've got news for you, school board president Benito Mussolini. Your power does not supersede 0.51

00:02:29.260 that of the U.S. Constitution and the First Amendment rights of the citizens of this great nation.

00:02:34.700 Let's be very, very clear who has the power. It is not government policy. Do not warn me or do not

00:02:41.460 interrupt my time. If you interrupt my time, do not interrupt my time. This is my comment,

00:02:48.980 not your comment. I'm quoting to you now from the United States Supreme Court 1964 case,

00:02:55.060 New York Times versus Sullivan. This is constitutional case law in this country,

00:02:59.500 and I'm quoting you from the U.S. Supreme Court. The judges wrote that this nation is founded on the,

00:03:06.820 quote, profound national commitment to the principle that debate on public issues shall be

00:03:11.600 uninhibited, robust, and wide open, and that it may well include vehement, caustic, and sometimes

00:03:19.060 unpleasantly sharp attacks on government and public officials. That's constitutional case law in this

00:03:24.940 nation. I don't have to be nice to you. Nobody behind me has to be nice to you. If you

00:03:29.340 don't like living in the United States of America, then you can all move to Russia, Cuba, or China.

00:03:34.780 This is the First Amendment.

00:03:37.980 Well, this guy is incredible.

00:03:40.380 I will caution you, solicitor. There is a video camera to my left. If you edit this tape,

00:03:46.380 then you're going to have a big legal problem on your hands, because my right to critique your

00:03:51.500 fascism, which is what this is, is constitutionally protected. There are emails, public record emails,

00:03:58.380 in which the director of equity is lobbying and advocating for public comment to be censored

00:04:04.440 in this school district. And you know what?

00:04:07.020 Okay, stop. This, I understand, and I'm going to bring Simon Campbell in. Hello, Simon. How are you?

00:04:15.180 Good morning, Glenn. Thanks for having me on. I want you to know that I'm very calm today. I've had

00:04:19.580 my cup of tea, so I should be good. You were fantastic, but tell me if this is true. I have

00:04:29.020 heard that that was spur of the moment. You didn't have any planned remarks. This happened because you

00:04:35.380 talked to a mom in the hallway before the meeting started. Is that true?

00:04:40.880 That's absolutely correct. You can tell I was not reading off of the script. I'm known locally as a

00:04:45.720 little bit of an activist, a loud mouth, but I was talking to this everyday mom in the entranceway 1.00

00:04:50.300 of the school board meeting. She had wanted to speak at the earlier meeting in May, but she had

00:04:57.340 witnessed the thuggery that had taken place at that meeting. And by the way, we're trying to get the

00:05:02.640 tape of that meeting, because apparently it's even worse than what happened with me, where the school

00:05:06.660 solicitor, who's supposed to be the taxpayer-funded counsel, is the one doing the dirty work of these 0.63

00:05:13.640 radical fascists. When I say dirty work, shouting people down, saying you can't speak, and then 0.61

00:05:19.680 editing and cutting the tape of the school district's meeting. So she told me in the entranceway,

00:05:25.740 she was too intimidated to speak at the meeting the month before. And she's an ordinary everyday mom,

00:05:32.280 too intimidated in this country to express your views to the government. And I said to myself,

00:05:37.040 right, they've got it coming. And that's kind of what happened.

00:05:41.000 Holy cow. And just, this doesn't sound like a Brooklyn accent. And knowing that, I think,

00:05:50.680 that your favorite politician was Margaret Thatcher, you're from the UK. How long have you been here?

00:05:58.380 And do you realize you probably know more about freedom than the average American?

00:06:04.280 Well, I've been here since 2004, and I was naturalized in January 2009. And I always make

00:06:12.440 the point, that day when I was naturalized, there was about 60 of us in Philadelphia,

00:06:18.140 from over 30 countries, many of whom had tears in their eyes, their family members and friends were

00:06:23.320 there. And you really get a sense in that room of what it means to be an American. And so I always

00:06:29.240 think about that moment when I'm mouthing off like I did at the school board meeting, that here you have

00:06:34.120 people who have escaped from, you know, knows what kind of countries, finally free. So, you know,

00:06:41.820 for me, I was born and raised in the UK. My favorite politician of all time is Margaret Thatcher,

00:06:47.340 as my parents would say, you can't say her name without raising the glass, you know, raise the

00:06:51.860 glass. But, yeah, I mean, I was on that school board. And, you know, I got hammered because I wasn't

00:06:57.860 the biggest fan of the teachers union. And I just took it in stride, because that's what you do in

00:07:02.640 America. You're a public official. You know, they called me the bastard child of Margaret Thatcher.

00:07:07.080 I thought it was the greatest compliment ever. So, you know, snowflakes, they don't like it. 0.99

00:07:14.400 So, tell me your stance on what is happening there, beyond the, why are they trying to hide

00:07:23.980 things from the public? Why are they trying to silence? What is going on in your community?

00:07:30.820 Well, I, I, there's a local activist group of parents, I guess, that are upset around what's

00:07:38.900 become known as critical race theory, all these books in this curriculum. And the school district

00:07:45.000 has promoted someone to this position they call director of equity, diversity and education. 0.92

00:07:52.340 I think that's a ridiculous job title. I don't know what these job titles mean to me, you

00:07:56.240 know. But anyway, they were all upset about the proposed book. Well, it just sounds like

00:08:00.500 a load of bollocks to me. And by the way, that's not a rude word, because it comes from my favorite

00:08:03.660 album. But they were all upset about this. And I, it was, I, I came along and, and they

00:08:10.820 were telling me about how they were being shouted down in the May meeting, the one that we haven't

00:08:15.420 got the tape for. Apparently, the school solicitor was saying things like, you're not allowed

00:08:19.720 to say critical race theory. Now we're trying to get the videotape of this. So this thuggery

00:08:24.800 is going on. And I show up at this sort of parent's house ahead of the school board meeting.

00:08:29.120 And I said, okay, well, what you, what you all need to do when we're kind of going over

00:08:31.600 the tactics, speak at public comment, they're not allowed to shut you up. They can't silence

00:08:36.280 you. This is America, you know, sort of like trying to help out with how to deal with these

00:08:41.300 people. So I don't know why they are cutting the tape. So if you're the Pennsbury 0.98

00:08:47.600 school district's website for the May meeting and the March meeting, they've literally cut

00:08:51.520 out speakers who spoke at public comment on this issue, cut them off the tape. I'm just

00:08:57.840 like, I have got images in my head of 1930s Germany, burning books, banning speech. And

00:09:03.580 for me personally, before I even get into the critical race theory debate, I'm in, we've

00:09:09.440 got fascists in my local community head thinking, you know, and so I just got all riled up on the

00:09:15.720 first amendment side of it, but clearly they don't want to sign on this. Otherwise they

00:09:19.780 wouldn't be. Some people would hear you call somebody fascist and they'll say, okay, that's

00:09:26.200 overdramatic. Why are you using that word? Well, because they are, if you, we have emails,

00:09:33.720 I put them on my YouTube channel, the director of equity, this is the lady that crafted a press

00:09:40.720 release behind the scenes. We got all the information behind the right to no law inside

00:09:46.220 the government where a citizen had spoken in March, very soft spoken citizen, not a loud mouth

00:09:53.160 Brit like me, just against the policy agenda. Right. And this director of equity, the tolerance

00:09:59.560 lady goes to the school board president and the superintendent and says, that guy's a racist. 1.00

00:10:05.700 The way that he spoke at public comment in March was like a racist dog whistling. Here's how we need 0.83

00:10:13.120 to shut him down and others like him. And I think it would be good if the school board president put

00:10:17.860 out a public statement. So the public statement from the school board president going out to the whole

00:10:24.560 community, basically accusing this guy of being a racist when he isn't, I've met him. He's a lovely,

00:10:30.500 nice bloke. And I'm sitting as watching this going on. How can you have a society, a freedom,

00:10:37.640 a place called America where the government is itself issuing press statements that literally say,

00:10:45.600 if you come down and speak against us, we're going to shame you. We're going to name you. We're going

00:10:50.260 to call you a racist. We're going to put out public press statements and we're going to cut you from the 0.89

00:10:54.240 videotape. Now, if that's not fascism, Glenn, you tell me what is fascism.

00:11:00.320 Simon, why did you come to America? And what are you, what's going through your mind as you're

00:11:06.860 watching your new country now go down this path?

00:11:14.000 Well, I came to America because my wife's from Brooklyn and she married, we met in England. And so

00:11:18.420 she brought back a permanent souvenir. So, um, when I came, well, I, um, I, I just go back to the

00:11:29.060 naturalization ceremony. That's where you get a sense of what America is about. That's where you

00:11:33.800 get, because they give you this book, um, uh, the ceremony, you know, and it said something. I

00:11:39.640 always remember this one quote, this is former presidents of America. And they give you these

00:11:44.120 quotes, these inspirational quotes. And the one from Reagan stood out to me the most. He

00:11:48.360 said something like, you can, uh, move to France, but you'll never become a Frenchman. You can move

00:11:54.840 to Italy, but you'll never become an Italian. He said that anyone from any corner of the world

00:12:00.640 can move to America and become an American. And I think that that quote sums it up for me because

00:12:06.700 America is about a set of ideals. It's not about who you are, what you look like, what your immigrant 0.84

00:12:13.060 background is, what your skin color is. It's about an idea. And the idea is freedom.

00:12:16.920 And so when I see the most repugnant attack on freedom in my local community, and I can tell

00:12:23.960 you, this has riled everybody up in my community. Well, I guess it's gone viral now. I mean, I don't

00:12:29.060 even, quite frankly, my head's spinning with this whole thing. I didn't, I've got like, you know,

00:12:33.400 a hundred people on my YouTube channel. I put this up there and my daughter's like, dad,

00:12:36.840 you're at 1.2 million on Tik TOK. Wow. Wow. Wow. Well, I think people are thirsty for it. Um,

00:12:46.280 real quick, uh, can you speak directly to the parent or to the American that is still perhaps

00:12:56.100 on the sideline wants to stand up, but they just don't want to, they don't want to face this.

00:13:02.380 They don't want to be a part of it. They don't want, they're afraid their kid will be singled

00:13:05.980 out or, or whatever. Talk to that person for a second. Yeah. The thing I would say is take 10,

00:13:13.920 20, 30 of your friends with you and do not back down and videotape them. Most public school boards

00:13:21.520 are required to be open to the public. And in Pennsylvania, I'm sure in other States you can

00:13:26.400 video record these people. And when you actually show them what they're doing, silencing microphones,

00:13:32.380 telling people you're racist, when, when ordinary Americans see the government behaving that way,

00:13:38.460 that's when it's no longer a conservative liberal issue. That's when it's, are you American or not?

00:13:44.260 And I think that ordinary citizens take your cell phones down, go, go, go, go hunting packs. If you

00:13:50.360 will, you know, take 10, 20, 30 people. We probably had a hundred parents at that school board meeting.

00:13:55.680 Most of whom had never been to one before. And I think there's just power in numbers because

00:14:00.640 no matter what one's position is on a policy, when the government is silencing people,

00:14:06.320 intimidating them, um, that's when, that's when the radical left lose mainstream America.

00:14:13.900 Simon, thank you so much. Uh, I hope we get an opportunity to speak again. Thank you for what

00:14:19.960 you're doing in your community and, and I'm proud that you're an American. Welcome.

00:14:24.920 Thanks a lot, Clay.

00:14:29.880 This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:14:42.100 Dr. Robert Malone. He is the inventor of the MRNA vaccine technology.

00:14:49.300 He has been speaking out about, uh, the, the effects, possible effects of this COVID vaccine.

00:15:00.680 We welcome him to the program. Doctor, how are you?

00:15:05.140 Good. Thank you, Mr. Beck, for the opportunity to speak to your, uh, wide audience and yourself

00:15:10.900 about these various issues of censorship and, uh, free speech and, uh, bioethics and, uh, government

00:15:20.040 transparency.

00:15:22.000 I have to tell you, uh, one of the things that I am, um, really concerned about in our,

00:15:28.740 in our world of advancing technology is I don't think people have enough conversations on the ethics

00:15:36.420 of what we're doing, the ethics of, of what we're experimenting with and what, what the ramifications

00:15:43.340 will be of some of this new technology. And it's disturbing because we're entering places where no man

00:15:51.520 has ever gone before. Um, and we're just trying things out and it sounds awfully dangerous.

00:16:01.620 Um, so, uh, I, I, uh, as, as you've noted, I'm always skating on the thin ice of censorship

00:16:09.260 and, and the professional in this area, I work with the government quite a bit. It's how I make my

00:16:15.360 living. And, and Glenn, please understand. I'm not somebody who seeks media attention. This has been

00:16:21.420 thrust on me because my friend, Brett Weinstein had me on his dark horse podcast and it went viral.

00:16:29.300 Um, it hit 800,000 people before YouTube pulled it down a week later. And, uh, ever since then,

00:16:36.540 I have hardly had a life. My social media accounts have exploded. I'm constantly getting calls from

00:16:42.640 patients and doctors. And somehow I'm become the, uh, somebody who can give voice to a lot of the

00:16:49.880 concerns that, uh, the medical community has worldwide, but is not able to talk about. And,

00:16:56.700 um, the bioethics has been one of the other key, key kind of wedges. I think it was, uh, um,

00:17:04.780 on dark horse when the point was raised, you know, this metaphor of the red pill. And, um, for a lot of

00:17:11.220 folks, if they think through the bioethics part, then suddenly it opens their mind and they say,

00:17:17.260 oh, this isn't right. And now in a lot of times they know it intuitively that something doesn't

00:17:23.140 feel right about how this is being handled. But when, when they kind of get the tools,

00:17:28.500 you walk them through the logic, then they get it. So walk us through the logic.

00:17:35.960 Yeah. So it's really simple. I'll try to say it quick. Um, we can get into the weeds of it, but

00:17:41.080 these are the main high points. First off, these, all of the vaccines in the United States are under

00:17:46.940 emergency use authorization. So I can tell you as a professional in regulatory affairs and clinical

00:17:51.640 development, what that means is they're all experimental. So the statements that this is

00:17:56.280 the largest experiment ever performed on human beings in terms of a medical intervention, that's

00:18:03.100 all true. That's not, that's not hyperbole. It's just the fact. So they're all experimental.

00:18:09.080 They're not yet licensed. Um, therefore they fall under a federal law called the common rule. It's

00:18:15.740 in the CFR. You can look it up and that goes all the way back to the Nuremberg code, et cetera,

00:18:22.160 through to the present. And it has three main precepts. Number one, there has to be full transparency,

00:18:30.720 full disclosure of risk. Just like when you open a bottle of aspirin and you see that little insert

00:18:37.100 piece of paper, or you listen to the ad on the TV and, you know, 10 seconds of the ad is about the

00:18:43.080 drug and the remaining 50 seconds is about all the caveats of the things that can happen. And you'll

00:18:49.160 recall that it gets down into the weeds. It talks about things that hardly would ever happen. That's

00:18:54.280 the level of disclosure about risk that you have to be given by federal law. Um, if you're going to

00:19:01.520 participate in any kind of a clinical experiment, which is what this is, that's point. Number one,

00:19:06.600 full disclosure of risk. Point number two, we can't hide those risks behind fancy medical words. So I

00:19:12.540 can throw all kinds of medical jargon at you and make your head spin about dysmenorrhea, for instance,

00:19:18.900 or a number of other terms that relate to thrombocytopenia. How many of you know what those

00:19:24.120 things mean? Okay. Well, what it means is the first one that your menses are irregular. And the second

00:19:29.700 one means that your blood platelets are low and you're in danger of clotting and having strokes

00:19:34.500 and stuff like that. Okay. So the second part of the rule is that these risks have to be conveyed

00:19:40.680 in common language so that a person of about eighth grade education can understand it. There has to be

00:19:46.140 comprehension. Third part of the rule, this gets straight at the kind of liberties that we all

00:19:52.320 fortunately still share here in the West. You have to freely consent to taking the agent. You cannot

00:20:01.800 be coerced. What is coercion? Coercion is, oh, we're going to give out ice cream and so that all the kids

00:20:08.520 can come and we can give them jabs without getting the parent's consent. That's one form. Another form

00:20:14.640 is in Canada, for example, they have a policy that communities have to stay on lockdown until at least

00:20:20.960 70% of them have taken them jab. Okay. That's called coercion. It's not allowed. You have to

00:20:27.660 consent to participate in medical experimentation of your own free will. Last little caveat.

00:20:36.000 Ever heard of the age of consent? And here in the States, it's usually about 18. What that means is

00:20:40.760 people that are under the age of consent cannot give informed consent. They must have informed consent 1.00

00:20:48.700 provided by a parent or guardian. Those are the rules. It's in the federal law. So that's my quick

00:20:55.400 and dirty on bioethics. We can go on and on about it. There's a lovely video from Tony Fauci that

00:21:01.620 somebody pointed out to me on a podcast where he goes all over this in detail. So we can't say that

00:21:07.740 the federal government and the leadership is not aware of the fundamentals of bioethics. Over.

00:21:13.740 So they would say, though, that, you know, we have an emergency and we have got to do something.

00:21:20.820 And that always leads to trouble when we have to do something. And I'm not anti-vaccine.

00:21:27.940 But, you know, I don't feel like we're getting all of the information. And they haven't even said,

00:21:33.500 what about people who have already had COVID? I mean, I have natural immunity. I know that

00:21:40.540 instinctively, but they keep changing and not wanting to talk about those people. Instead,

00:21:47.560 you're just supposed to get the vaccine. And so something does feel wrong. If you want to take

00:21:54.740 the vaccine, you should be able to take the vaccine. But if not, if you don't want to take it or you don't

00:22:01.240 want your kids taking it, you shouldn't have to. Bingo. It's your body. You get to decide.

00:22:09.080 Those are the rules. Well, that's the state doesn't own your body. And I underscore what you just said.

00:22:16.080 I, you know, I also live in Twitterverse, et cetera, in addition to trying to be a professional.

00:22:22.280 And many people there, there are those who assert that I'm an anti-vaxxer. Come on, guys.

00:22:27.460 I invented this technology 30 years ago. I've spent my entire career advancing vaccines. I was

00:22:34.880 seminal in the development of what we now call the Merck Ebola vaccine. Okay. I have a spotless track

00:22:41.440 record in terms of advancing vaccine technology. However, I'm pro rights. I'm pro bioethics. I'm pro

00:22:49.240 transparency. I'm pro honesty. And I'm pro science-based medicine. And what we've got here,

00:22:56.820 Glenn, and have had from the outbreak, and I've been through too many of these outbreaks. I know

00:23:01.800 how it is at the start. There's no information and everybody has to use expert opinion. We're way

00:23:07.660 past that. Right. And what we've had is government officials, sorry, here in DC, we call them gubbies,

00:23:14.080 um, substituting their opinion for what they think is right or best for actual fact-based decision

00:23:22.280 making. And that gets him in trouble again and again. And if you don't believe me, all you got

00:23:26.820 to do is look at the void emails that the Washington Post pulled out of Tony's email account.

00:23:32.780 I'm talking about Dr. Fauci. All right. So you're not anti-vaccine clearly. Um, and are you saying that

00:23:40.480 no one should have this vaccine or that we should just be aware of some of the side effects?

00:23:47.080 Um, I'm not saying these vaccines are saving lives and thanks for letting me just hit that head on.

00:23:52.980 Okay. Um, right. What I have problems with in, in Glenn, it, it, I mentioned this on Tucker's show,

00:24:00.480 and I'd like to amplify it just a little bit on your show, if you don't mind. Um, and I checked in with,

00:24:06.560 with some FDA colleagues last night, uh, just to make sure that I was still representing what

00:24:12.500 they understand to be truth. And these are very senior people. What we have is a situation in

00:24:19.380 which the databases, this is going to count, sound kind of, sound kind of wonky. The databases that

00:24:24.620 are supposed to capture the adverse events, that's the bad stuff that happens in, in time relating to

00:24:30.960 the vaccine. It may or not, may or may or may not be related. Okay. The databases that are supposed

00:24:35.600 to capture this are a train wreck. They're very poor quality here in the States. And so when the

00:24:41.440 CDC says that we have this, that, or the other incidents of this, you know, for instance, the

00:24:46.820 recent cardiac problems in adolescence, they're basing that on what by their own admission is really

00:24:53.160 faulty data. We talk about VAERS, there's also the V-safe system. So that is the core problem here

00:24:58.960 is that we don't have good information to make calculations about risk benefit for different

00:25:04.860 populations. And that folks like you, me and your listeners don't have full transparency about what

00:25:11.440 those potential adverse events are. That's not legal. They are obligated to share it with us.

00:25:18.480 My argument is not that you should or shouldn't take the vaccine. My argument is that you have the

00:25:23.900 right to know and make your own informed decision. That's the federal law. It's real simple and

00:25:31.200 straightforward. Now I do have concerns about some of the adverse events that are happening. I do have

00:25:36.180 concerns. And I think that, that particularly the Moderna vaccine, the dose is too high. I think that

00:25:43.100 we need to quickly roll out re-engineered vaccines that are, that no longer have some of these issues

00:25:49.660 that are associated with spike protein in both the adenovirus and the mRNA. They're both based on gene

00:25:56.020 therapy. Okay. I think that we really need to look at re-engineering some of those. And I think for

00:26:01.620 those of you in the audience who are not comfortable taking a genetic-based vaccine, like the ones that are

00:26:07.540 currently available, I gently suggest, and I have no conflict of interest, no stock in Novavax, but Novavax is a

00:26:14.620 much more traditional vaccine product. And if you don't want to go down the RNA or advector road,

00:26:22.460 I think there's a good chance that the Novavax product is going to get clearance under EUA

00:26:27.340 mid-summer. So it's, it's not, you know, there's not without hope. You're not left with vaccine or

00:26:34.300 no vaccine or vaccine or ivermectin as some people like Brett advocate. There's other options coming.

00:26:41.020 So I just want to give that message out. So you were just talking about a spike in protein.

00:26:49.020 Respond to this. Reuters just run, just ran fact-check COVID-19 vaccines are not, what is it?

00:26:56.720 Cytotoxic? Cytotoxic? Cytotoxic. Yeah. So I really, they, they followed actually put a

00:27:01.920 PolitiFact was the first one. And then Reuters comes out. By the way, Reuters is part of the

00:27:06.600 Trusted News Initiative when we get to talking about censorship. Okay. So we'll, we'll get there

00:27:12.000 soon enough. Reuters ran this and they did it based on statements that are really carefully

00:27:18.200 worded and a little obtuse from federal officials. They didn't actually go to the scientific literature

00:27:23.780 all because that apparently what's happened. I'm learning more and more is with the mainstream media,

00:27:29.920 they've all gotten lazy and they seem to think that it's okay to just parrot whatever their colleagues

00:27:35.740 in the media have said before, as opposed to actually going to the peer-reviewed scientific

00:27:40.700 literature, which clearly unambiguously multiple peer-reviewed publications, press release from the

00:27:47.980 Salk Institute, my alma mater, all say that the native spike protein, catch my words, they're carefully worded.

00:27:56.360 The native spike protein is cytotoxic. It does open the blood brain barrier. It does have multiple

00:28:03.740 problems and it's probably associated with the blood coagulation based on the Singapore paper that just

00:28:09.620 came out reporting the adverse event of blood clots in the brain in far too many people than it should

00:28:15.240 be happening in after mRNA vaccination. Okay. So Reuters, thank you very much. You made it really easy

00:28:22.060 for me to fact check the fact checkers because all I have to do is pop open PubMed, do a search and cite

00:28:27.900 the peer-reviewed literature. You're wrong. Now what was done, this is the, here's the truth. Okay.

00:28:33.860 Then I get the comments. Oh, but they engineered the spike protein for these vaccines so that it's not

00:28:40.340 toxic. The problem with that is that that would require time travel because they didn't know at the

00:28:46.600 time that they were doing the engineering that these cytotoxicity and other effects happened.

00:28:51.720 Okay. So they, yes, they did do some engineering. I'm not sure that that engineering didn't make it

00:28:57.200 more toxic. I don't know if it made it less toxic. Here's the point. The way it works in drug

00:29:02.460 development is kind of like the French judicial system. You're guilty until proven innocent in

00:29:07.900 drug development. It's assumed that it's toxic until it's proven not to be toxic. So if you're going to

00:29:13.840 say that the stuff that's expressed in these gene therapy based vaccines is not toxic, like the native

00:29:20.680 spike protein is, it's your obligation to prove it. Now I've invited people to post that are saying

00:29:27.540 these things to post any peer-reviewed literature, any documentation that shows that FDA has forced

00:29:34.020 the pharma or pharma has published or the NIH that engineered the NIH vaccine research center that

00:29:40.240 engineered the Moderna vaccine to post how they prove that it's not toxic. The data aren't there.

00:29:47.440 I've never seen it. I would be, I'd be overjoyed to see it. Then I could put that concern to rest,

00:29:53.060 but it's, it's one of these, it walks like a duck. It looks like a duck. It quacks like a duck. It's

00:29:58.460 probably a duck. And the fact that we have this overlap between the symptoms of COVID, the symptoms

00:30:05.360 of long COVID, the symptoms that are associated with the post-vaccination syndrome with the adenovectors,

00:30:12.060 and some of the symptoms more rare, perhaps less severe, that also are cropping up with the mRNAs.

00:30:18.620 What's the common variable? It is the spike open reading frame protein. Does that make sense? Simple stuff.

00:30:25.460 We are, uh, we're talking to the guy who, um, invented the, uh, RNA, uh, vaccination or the,

00:30:36.820 the, uh, um, RNA vaccination. Um, and he has been silenced. Doctor, we have only scheduled a half hour

00:30:45.980 here. I could, I, may I ask you to come back because there's so much more to this story and I will clear

00:30:52.060 my schedule. So, okay. We'd love to do that. I got to tell you, I get, I get flack about going

00:30:57.980 on conserved media. Conservative media are the ones that are interested in these topics of,

00:31:02.700 of free speech, freedom of information, personal rights. If CNN wants to invite me on, I'll be glad

00:31:09.060 to be on. I have to tell you, uh, doctor there, this is not a conservative, this is not a political

00:31:15.420 issue. This is a science issue and we should all be looking for the truth, especially when

00:31:21.980 we are, we're putting things into people's bodies and not getting the full truth.

00:31:31.420 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:31:42.720 Hey everybody. Kamala Harris is finally going to the border. She's going to get to the bottom of it. 0.99

00:31:48.800 I'll bet she finds global warming down there. Um, Mark Morgan is the former acting, uh, uh,

00:31:58.860 customs and border patrol commissioner. Uh, we wanted to get him on the phone and, uh, get his

00:32:04.960 thoughts on what happened to the latest commissioner of the border patrol. Who's just been relieved of his

00:32:12.820 duty. Um, what happened there? Also, what does he expect to be happening, uh, with, uh, uh, Kamala

00:32:21.420 Harris, uh, on her border trip? Mark, welcome to the program. Go ahead. Thanks for having me. I really

00:32:27.920 appreciate it. You bet. So give me your thoughts. First of all, what's happening on the border that

00:32:34.180 Americans aren't really aware of cause the, the, it's not being, uh, covered. Uh, and what happened

00:32:40.740 with the, the latest head of border patrol, uh, when he was let go? Well, we'll go in first. Let me

00:32:49.960 talk about what's happening at the border. I think what the Americans don't know, and like, I'm going

00:32:54.380 to be direct cause I don't know any other way to be because this administration did just flat out

00:32:58.960 blatant lies. It's beyond the political spin and misdirection. It's just flat out lies. And I think

00:33:04.700 what's really important is when we talk about securing our borders, Glenn, you know, this, I've

00:33:09.200 heard you talk about this countless times. It's not just about the illegal immigration threat that

00:33:13.700 we face and that crisis. When you have borders that are unsecure, those borders, our borders are

00:33:19.660 unsecure to the vast complex multitude of threats that we face from outside our borders, whether that's

00:33:26.300 criminal aliens coming through and making their way right to every neighborhood, the drugs pouring

00:33:30.820 through our, our, our, our Southwest border and making their way to, to every neighborhood. And I,

00:33:34.980 and I could go on and on. That is, is one element that that's being hid from, from the American

00:33:40.680 citizens of this country that that's why borders secure and that, that the threats we face, the

00:33:46.320 issues that we face do not stay in our Southwest border state. They make their way over into every town

00:33:52.080 city and state right now. And it's a total, uh, uh, a catastrophic unmitigated crisis on the

00:33:57.580 Southwest border. And now, so let me switch. So Rodney Scott. So I, I was actually the former

00:34:04.060 commissioner of customs and border protection. Rodney Scott is actually the chief of the border

00:34:08.540 patrol, which is a component within CBP. So, but, but, but this is important, Glenn, and I really

00:34:15.000 appreciate you bringing this up is that, is that as the chief of border patrol, he has about 20,000 men

00:34:19.560 and women underneath him. He is responsible, directly responsible ultimate for our border 0.99

00:34:24.380 security. And here's the key. It's a career position. It's a career position of a law enforcement

00:34:30.460 executive. It's not a political appointee position. You will find no other federal agency in this

00:34:36.140 government where career officials are treated like political appointees. This man has a 29 year career.

00:34:44.220 I know him. He's a man of integrity and he's a man of courage. And in this position, he has pushed

00:34:48.800 back on this administration. He's been very honest and open about his criticisms with respect to what

00:34:54.840 they're doing and how it's impacted their ability to secure our borders. And this secretary, DHS

00:34:59.960 Secretary Mayorkas, look, if he cannot bully someone, a career official, if he can't turn a career

00:35:07.400 official into no more than a puppet to further his open border policies, he's getting rid of them. And

00:35:12.900 that's what he's done. There's, there's no disciplinary action. There's, he's not doing it for cause.

00:35:17.820 He's simply doing it cause he can't bully Rodney. It's all political. And we should be absolutely

00:35:22.780 outraged that this has happened to a career law enforcement official. How rare is this?

00:35:30.380 So I, I've been doing this for 35 years. I served 20 years in the FBI and I can tell you,

00:35:39.160 you can take this to the bank that, that you, you could go through all the three letter,

00:35:43.460 you know, law enforcement agencies, whether that's HSI under ice, DEA, FBI, ATF, never been done,

00:35:51.420 never been done that. They've gone to this level of a career law enforcement agency and they've been

00:35:57.140 removed, uh, without cause hasn't happened. So why is he, why was he fired, um, uh, and removed?

00:36:06.660 Was it because he was just a thorn in the side or that he knew what was going on? Uh, there was

00:36:16.040 problems within that he was trying to stop the administration from doing that. We don't know

00:36:22.320 of what is, is the whole story just that he was a thorn in the side of the Biden administration.

00:36:28.620 Yeah. Glenn, I think you do a good job of just describing it. Yeah. Look, right now the acting

00:36:34.980 CDP commissioner, uh, the, the, the individual took my position acting right now. And this is

00:36:41.440 hard for me to say, but I have to be honest that that's, he is a puppet. He, he, he is not pushing

00:36:46.800 back on this administration. The political appointees are running the organization just like

00:36:51.220 there are ice. He is signing off on everything. He he's just a, he's just a throughput. He's not

00:36:56.280 pushing back. He's not giving a sound advice and guidance. He's not telling them that the policies

00:37:01.060 are not effective for border security. That's negatively impacting our national security.

00:37:05.120 Rodney did that. Now look, Rodney, cause he served under six administration, both Republican and

00:37:09.740 Democrat. Now at the end of the day, he's going to carry out their policies as he's always done.

00:37:14.140 But, but, but as American citizens, Rodney epitomize exactly what we expect from a career

00:37:20.680 official is that give his expert expertise and advice, honest advice and guidance to the

00:37:27.720 administration to say, if you do this, this is what's going to happen. If they ignore it,

00:37:31.600 they ignore it. And he'll implement as directed, but that's not what they want. That's not enough.

00:37:35.500 They want a throughput. They want a puppet. They want somebody they can bully and control.

00:37:39.800 Rodney's not that guy. That's why they're getting rid of them.

00:37:43.740 Well, it's interesting to me because this is almost a continuation of a conversation I was just

00:37:47.660 having with Dr. Robert Malone. He's the inventor of the mRNA vaccine technology and he's not anti-vaccine.

00:37:56.220 I mean, he invented this technology. He is, he's not saying that it's deadly and no one should take

00:38:03.560 it. He's saying, Hey, there's some concerns, but my biggest concern is they're hiding things from you.

00:38:09.980 And it, it, it, it, not necessarily life and death stuff. They're hiding. They're just hiding things

00:38:16.120 and they are silencing anyone who has a different opinion or just says, Hey, the fact should be known

00:38:23.620 here. That's a dictatorial government. And it sounds like that's exactly what's happening on the border.

00:38:31.540 Glenn, as you were talking, I wish you could see me right now. I wish your listeners could see me.

00:38:35.300 I've got a big smile on my face because I couldn't, I couldn't have come up with a better

00:38:39.740 analogy. That's exactly right. Look, like you said, I've been doing this for a long time.

00:38:43.380 It was the highest levels of leadership positions in federal law enforcement in this country. I,

00:38:47.780 I demanded, I made sure that, that I surrendered myself with people that were not yes people, 1.00

00:38:53.320 that people that had their own mind, that people based on their own experiences with where I would

00:38:58.480 come to the table and say, and I demanded, you disagree with me, you tell me, and you can see,

00:39:04.060 you can say, okay, sir, you can still be professional, right? And say, I disagree with

00:39:08.540 you. And here's why I disagree with you. I always say that, then you got to come with a justification

00:39:12.600 and a reason and a solution. That's, that's the type of leader that Rodney Scott is. And,

00:39:17.320 but that's exactly what this secretary of America's doesn't want. He doesn't want any interference.

00:39:22.320 He doesn't want anybody to say anything that is against his radical, open border,

00:39:27.180 ideologic, uh, uh, viewpoint that, that that's absolutely going to do anything to stop their

00:39:33.640 agenda. And I tell you, you can tell I'm fired up because the, and the other thing too, is,

00:39:37.780 is I know Rodney Scott, he's a good man, Glenn, and this, this is wrong. And if they can do this

00:39:43.800 to a career law enforcement, I mean, I mean, they just ended his career for, for no reason,

00:39:48.760 no cost. He, Rodney has gotten the highest senior, uh, executive service, uh, uh, performance

00:39:55.720 evaluations ever since he was, uh, appointed to the SES ranks, uh, the highest marks there's,

00:40:01.400 there's, there's not been a derogatory performance evaluation. They can, they can not point to one

00:40:06.620 issue on his performance of, uh, uh, evaluation that would justify this. It's all about politics.

00:40:12.920 Uh, let me change subjects. Uh, the vice president went down, uh, to Latin America and gave some

00:40:22.080 beautiful speeches where she said, don't come, don't come. Um, however, you know, my, my, my father

00:40:31.280 used to say, it's not your words, it's your actions. So son, you can tell me anything, but I see the way

00:40:37.280 you're living your life. I see the way you're acting. Uh, and that's all that matters. Uh, I think

00:40:42.900 the same thing is being, uh, can be said, uh, for those people who want to come to America illegally,

00:40:49.360 uh, or just want to come to America and they find this as an easy path. She may say these things,

00:40:55.920 but are they taking any steps to slow this problem down? So both of those points are spot on. Look,

00:41:06.180 it's a, it's a joke. Let's be honest. I mean, the, the, the cartels and human smuggling organizations,

00:41:12.140 I mean, they're laughing at this administration, right? And the words don't come. It's even worse

00:41:16.920 than that because, because they're not saying don't come right. So we're talking about those

00:41:21.380 that are intentionally illegally in our country. They're not saying don't come. They're saying 0.65

00:41:26.100 don't come yet. Right. So, so it's even, it's even worse than the fact that it's just words. I mean,

00:41:31.480 their own words are telling them to still come. It's just a matter of when you should come. But look,

00:41:37.200 you know, when, when your policies, uh, absolutely are juxtaposed with what you're saying that the

00:41:43.440 cartels, the human smuggler organizations, they are complex, uh, effective organizations. They know

00:41:48.820 our immigration laws and policies and loophole better than most American citizens. They know

00:41:53.480 that what's being said is irrelevant. It doesn't matter. They know that policy is what matters.

00:41:57.800 And they know this administration's policies have dismantled every effective policy authority

00:42:02.900 and tool that we had in the Trump administration. And our borders are effectively open. If you're

00:42:07.880 an unaccompanied minor, the borders are open. If you're a family, the borders are open. If you're 0.99

00:42:12.380 previously enrolled in the remain in Mexico program, the borders are now open to you. And I could go

00:42:17.220 on and on that the cartels know it, the immigrants know it, and they're exploiting that every single 0.99

00:42:21.740 day. And every time I see, say that it's just a joke. Um, the, uh, the vice president's trip,

00:42:30.300 uh, she's avoided it and avoided it and avoided it. And then Donald Trump said he was going to go

00:42:35.220 down and all of a sudden she's interested in going to the border. What do you expect to see,

00:42:40.040 uh, this weekend or, or any, anything what's going to happen this weekend? Do you think?

00:42:46.600 I think we're going to see a lot of nice, um, uh, pictures and photo opportunities and soundbites

00:42:54.880 where she's talking to non-governmental organizations and other open border advocates,

00:42:59.620 you may see her tour an area that does not have a wall behind it, our facility that is pristine

00:43:07.440 and is not overcrowded. I mean, Glenn, come on, right? Let's be honest. You just said it. I think

00:43:12.840 majority of the American people that are really honest, see, see, see this for what it is. This

00:43:17.240 is all absolutely the white house scrambled around trying to deal with the optics of political optics

00:43:23.500 now being driven because president Trump said he's going like, it was just, it was just a few days

00:43:27.660 before, uh, this vice president was act. I mean, physically laughing, laughing and joking about

00:43:34.320 the, the absolute unmitigated crisis of Southwest border and making fun of it and calling it this

00:43:40.020 thing. And then after the president Trump said he's going down now, all of a sudden it's important

00:43:44.080 enough for her to go down. And look, here's another thing too. And I think this is important. This is

00:43:49.480 not semantics where she's going, Glenn is important. She's not going to the epicenter,

00:43:56.140 which is the RGB, the Rio Grande Valley. That's the epicenter of the crisis, the lower part, lower

00:44:01.880 part of Texas. They, they, this, this fiscal year, almost 275,000 apprehensions. They're getting the

00:44:07.900 brunt of it. If she really wants to see the crisis, that's where she's going. She's going to El Paso,

00:44:13.380 which is about a thousand miles away. I mean, literally that, that would be like, you know,

00:44:17.320 going to a state that just had a catastrophic hurricane. And you're going to the outskirts

00:44:21.860 of the town where buildings haven't been impacted rather than going to the heart of the epicenter

00:44:26.480 and standing next to buildings and houses that have been destroyed and talking to the people

00:44:29.920 whose lives have been destroyed instead of people who their house is still intact and they really

00:44:34.220 weren't affected. I mean, that's what it is. Again, it's all form over substance. And Glenn,

00:44:39.500 real quick, I don't, what we're not going to hear is we're not going to hear her take responsibility

00:44:43.900 for the crisis. We're not going to hear her call it a crisis. We're not going to see her talk to a

00:44:48.880 democratic elected sheriff for 42 years. That's going to say, this is the worst crisis he's ever

00:44:53.540 seen in his history along the Southwest border. And the fact that his deputies have recovered over 40

00:44:58.620 bodies, dead bodies of immigrants. We're not going to hear her talk to, right. We're not going to hear 0.99

00:45:04.380 her talk to border security experts, seasoned agents. That's just going to say, you know, ma'am,

00:45:08.280 we're getting killed. We've, we've, we've received over 200,000 gotaways this year. People have gotten

00:45:13.820 past us because we're being distracted with providing daycare services to families and kids

00:45:18.580 leaving large areas of border wide open or the 7,500 apprehensions of criminal aliens they've done

00:45:25.300 or the thousand gang members they've arrested that, and those that get away, make, make them,

00:45:30.560 make themselves into every town city in the state that we're not going to hear. And the last thing I'll

00:45:35.260 say is that we're, I know we're not going to hear is any specific policy action that they're going

00:45:44.120 to take to stem the flow and address the crisis. We're not going to hear that. Mark Morgan, former

00:45:49.880 acting, uh, uh, customs and, uh, border protection, uh, commissioner, uh, visiting fellow from the

00:45:57.400 heritage foundation. Thank you so much for talking to us and please pass on, uh, my, my feelings to

00:46:05.180 every border patrol agent out there. And I think I speak for millions of people on this. We appreciate

00:46:10.640 what they're going through. We understand as much as we possibly can, and we are behind them. Please

00:46:17.680 don't give up on, uh, on the rest of America and doing their job. God bless Mark. Thank you so much.

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