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In this episode of the Glenn Beck Program, we discuss the fallout from the Pac-12 Conference's decision to play a conference-only schedule this season, the demands of a group of disgruntled players, and racial injustice in sports and society.
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hey great podcast for uh monday morning uh yeah i'm i'm up on the dating block again
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we explain uh in the show we also have uh dr gold with us the woman who was fired uh last week from
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her job she tells an amazing story we have another woman uh that is about 70 who might be going to
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jail for opening up her business in uh arizona and a guy who might bring some sanity tomorrow
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is the primary for the gop in washington state there's a guy who's never been in politics before
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he's the chief of police and he wants washingtonians to give him the governorship all this and more on
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i know you're not a you're not a football fan but uh the pack 12 playing their conference only
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schedule this year because because of covid 19 i guess they're going to be protected inside the
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conference somehow but if they played somebody outside the conference they'd be completely
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infected with the disease but uh spoken as a true byu fan who's very pissed off lost three games
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because of the back 12 and seven overall but uh they've they've there's a group of players uh 13
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have signed this demand list but there's apparently hundreds of players who are on board with this
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and they're not well let's hear the demands okay they're not gonna hear the demands they've got
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they've got to be reasonable oh they are they're completely reasonable and and i think the pack 12
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can deliver on all these things uh but they will not play football until these demands uh are met
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and they include health and safety precautions okay completely reasonable totally reasonable right
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you don't want to reasonable they don't want to get covid 19 i don't blame them uh the elimination
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of what players described as excessive salaries i can only think that means the coaches and the
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administrators okay so just we'll change the salary structure of the entire conference okay so no more
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millionaire coaches uh i assume i don't know how much is okay for them to make 50 000 60 000 i don't
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know now are now do they do that do they extend this out to if they are going to be no no no and i'll
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tell you why because basketball and no they want a profit sharing arrangement in which 50 of each sports
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conference revenue would be distributed evenly among the athletes so they can receive millions
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and excessive uh salaries but the coaches and administrators cannot and this is part of the
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systemic racism i assume exactly right and this is this call call wait this is college right yes this
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is college this is not business yeah right okay all right just one's paying to go there and the other
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is being paid to coach or to teach right i mean just i just want to make sure i have this system
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down it's confusing because it is sports well but the athletes don't of course pay to go there they're
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on scholarship and they they're on yeah right they go over there right okay so it's but the scholars
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are free that doesn't count as compensation right no that doesn't count okay neither does the education
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that doesn't count okay got it all right it doesn't count yeah and there's one more little thing that
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they want uh and that's an end to racial injustice in sports and society so oh now i think i think the
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pac-12 has been withholding their ability to end racial injustice in society and i'm pissed about it
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i haven't think the same thing no finally somebody has just asked for it i mean right you know it's been
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up on that shelf the whole time and it's like oh thank god somebody finally asked okay now we'll end
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it now pat i know you're not necessarily a representative in this particular negotiation
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right but if you could kind of put your negotiation negotiating hat on for just a moment okay what if
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we were able as the pack as the back 10 uh two two or 12 to get to just eliminate racial injustice
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in sports but it was left in other in other elements of society like for example i don't know you
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know it's maybe in another country maybe uh in in a different part of the economy completely it still
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existed in small places but not in sports at all was completely cured would that be okay if it's
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gone in all pack 12 cities and states okay i think that's enough okay okay all right but outside but
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outside of the sport in those cities and and counties and and states yeah well no it has to be cleaned
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out in the societies like in los angeles where usc and ucla reside it has to be completely eliminated
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from los angeles but you're saying it would be okay let's say in vermont yes to have some societal
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racial issues but be all right but not in sports it has to be gone in vermont sports that's right but
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it's okay to have it in society in some places well see this is why it doesn't this is why it breaks
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down because you get into this particular thing if it's i mean it's patch has said it's got to be gone
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in all of society in those places where sports is played well sports is played everywhere so that's
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why you can never compromise on but i could compromise in just the pack 12 conference schools
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though if you're if you're just in those cities in those states i think we could make in a some sort
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of we could come to some sort of arrangement there but i'm wondering if what if they just come up with
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the profit sharing thing and uh equally distribute the conference's wealth among the athletes will
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that be enough you know before they've ended the racism i'm gonna take a wild stab at this one and
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say yes yes that's kind of what i'm thinking would you say i mean if you had to say would you say they
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preferred the the distribution of the wealth over the getting rid of racism throughout society oh i i
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wouldn't go out on that oh okay that seems a little too far yeah that was too far or or not far
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enough one of the two let me ask you this is ending racial injustice in sports and society i mean that
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would be nice but is it enough i don't think they should play until the pack 12 conference also ends
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hunger and poverty why would you play if those two things are going on i don't know i i mean maybe they
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should consider is that the is that at the expense of education because our education system is is
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pretty piss poor right now i mean it really is gonna higgledy-piggledy and injustice and hunger
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and poverty but right do nothing about our schools maybe we should add that no you're right glenn that's
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not enough maybe we should add that and so and when you're talking about getting rid of all of racial
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injustice throughout all you know i would assume all universities would have to get rid of this um
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so all races is this internationally too that's a good question is that international pat um well
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if it's in society i'd say that's international okay so it has to be a society yeah so if i guess my
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question would be they have to get rid of all all races need to be treated equally right throughout
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all of society so do we need to get rid of like affirmative action programs no no no no no that's
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part of racial justice it is yes that's no we need more of them we need more of those all right
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no that makes a lot of we need more of like the chinese system where they where those who are racially
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insensitive or you know just racially wrong are sent oh like a camp like a camp for instance yeah
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like a like a summer camp except it lasts your whole life
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or at least until you come around with the right attitude right well then you'll probably die and
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there's also no canoeing in this camp so there's no canoeing kind of no canoeing no you still make
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bracelets and license plates and things but you don't get to go all right thank you very much pat
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appreciate it hey by the way did you did you see that the nhl all the players stood and they're
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playing for some inexplicable reason in the summer i it's an inexplicable reason pat that we don't
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understand why the national hockey league had to suspend their season can you think of a way to
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explain it um somebody got a cold i think or something or a flu terrible hang on just a second
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hang on just a second hang on just a second do you think that uh because i i don't know uh
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you know some tv show is missing a season that they're going to make all those seasons up no they're
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just gonna when it when it is cured then they will start making new seasons that's what they'll do
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so why is it different why you think you think the new tv season would just start in the middle of
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the summer no they would wait until fall you've missed your season you've missed your opportunity
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play in the winter when you're supposed to it makes no sense it's confusing to a lot of people
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you know it's interesting now nowadays and look it's a new development but a lot of hockey's played
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indoors now uh where they can actually control the temperature uh it's also that was the first mistake
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warm weather environments where the ice would melt outside very true the events indoors and
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therefore able to hold the events huh weird yeah that's weird and have they cured social justice yet
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have they not cured all racial inequality that's up to the pack 12 that's not the nhl's job
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so i work uh most emergency physicians work at more than one place and i do and i've actually
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been fired from both um and it's exciting fun times living in america in 2020 uh they they told
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me that i appeared in an embarrassing video and therefore i would no longer be welcome to work
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there that's exactly what i want to share with you which i haven't said to anybody else
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i i said to them you really ought to place me on administrative leave till the whole thing quiets
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down and things will go back to normal not only do they decline that okay they said that if i didn't
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go quietly into the good night they would pull the contract for the whole group of doctors
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wait wait you mean they they would any doctor that stood with you how would they do that stand with
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me that right so emergency doctors work um like as a group for hospitals so the group is always
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vulnerable to losing a contract with the hospital so they've said to the hospital the hospital has said
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to the group if she doesn't go we're going to pull the contract from the group oh my gosh
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right well that's putting the patients it's like they had that that's putting the patients first
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yeah it's really terrible it's just really i mean it's just really terrible they didn't even object to
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what i was doing they objected to some other people on the video then they said that if i don't
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go quietly and i make a fuss then they're going to have all the doctors in the group you know have
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to go but they'll just get a whole new doctor group as if it's so easy which it's not do you care to do
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you care to say the hospital's name nope i don't and the reason is not only do i want to protect my
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friends um i don't think it's unique i think this could have been any hospital usa wow so it's a good
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thing that you hired a really good attorney last week before this happened yeah yeah it's you know
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i want to tell you that a lot of people have said how am i doing and i said you know what
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this is fine bring it on you know i want to continue to live in america i want my children
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to continue to live in america i don't want them to grow up in a place that's like china
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when you're getting to the point that you not only that i can't speak as a scientist as a doctor for
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what i know to be absolutely true you then want to cancel me you want to cancel my colleagues
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this is not okay i'd much rather fight than not fight so for everybody who's wondering how i am
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i'm doing just fine and i want everybody to know that there are literally millions and millions of
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americans who are on our side millions i believe it's the majority so i want to talk to you about
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hydroxychloroquine um but i i have a limited amount of time with you today um so i've kind of sophie's
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choice it's a much it's a much more interesting subject my life is not that interesting hydroxychloroquine
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no no no but no wait wait wait wait i want i also wanted to ask you about what came out
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from the cdc director uh this weekend where they said we've got to put schools back in place
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the cdc warned quoting of a significant public health consequence if schools don't reopen and yet
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if you're reopening you're made to feel like you're a you know a a rooter for the plague
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let's actually understand that there's actually no scientific debate whatsoever if schools should
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open none there's no scientific debate there's no serious person who thinks that schools shouldn't
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reopen now there are some governors and policymakers there's pressure brought to bear on school districts
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but there's no actual scientific debate so it's going to come down to parents pressuring the local
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school district to act in a responsible fashion so why is this happening simone that's the one thing
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i can't get my arms around other than this is a plan to destroy our children our families our country
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why why is this happening i'll tell you that i think that in any group of people you'll have the
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people that will always work and always be productive some people that will never work and
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never be productive you have a lot of people in the middle who could be persuaded to go on one side or
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the other and i think the left is determining they're taking that middle group and kind of putting
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them in the group that is encouraging them to become government dependent right because there's a lot of
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people in the middle who are like well yeah it's not so bad i'll just you know hang out here not earn
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that much but i mean i'm okay right so they're taking that middle group and making them comfortable
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with the dependency state i don't have a better answer
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sorry why do you say that why do you say that i resent it because you're you're you're not only are
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you're hurting people's physical health that's for sure you know when you're not as wealthy of
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people you're not as healthy of people and you miss all kinds of problems but also it makes people
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very unhappy not to be productive it's a requirement of the human condition i didn't say you have to
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have paid work but you must be productive all the time in the emergency department i see young
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especially men young men i work in inner cities a lot who don't have a particular goal in life
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and they're quite miserable at their core women it's a little bit different because often if they
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don't have a particular productive focus they'll have children and that becomes a focus which is a
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healthy focus but the young men especially flail flail in life if they're not working they don't
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have a job and they're 21 years old they're not happy and they're 25 years old and they're 28 years
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old and it's kind of over for them and that's what we're doing to a whole generation i can speak to
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that very much very strongly as an emergency position we have we have the cdc this is the second
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time they have warned that schools must open up they're saying there's a really significant public
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health consequence of school closure 7.1 million kids get their mental health services at school
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they get their nutritional support from school we're seeing an increase in drug use disorder as well as
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suicide in adolescent individuals we're seeing suicides at a record rate now that school is out
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how how how do we fight the media and how do we fight uh the the haters when you stand up you see
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what happens so this is the thing i'm now that i've participated in one school district one region
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in california that did fight to stay open and i can assure you it wasn't la usb it comes down to the
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local parents putting up a tremendous fuss they shouldn't have to do this but they do and when
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they do they they have a lot more success and i also don't think that parents should be participating
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in school districts that are ignoring what's best for children they can go out and do these things
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called micro schools that's where five families get together ten families get together they pull
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their kids they hire someone like a college student who's home anyway and they supervise online school
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school programs and in the afternoon they go out and do something so that they engage socially
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but they should not be putting their tax dollars into a school system that is absolutely not serving
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them that's what parents should do okay so wait a minute wait a minute so you use the school's
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online learning but you have it supervised by some college student you do an online learning program
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so you're technically like homeschooling right there's a ton of options tons and tons and then
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you do it just with the cotton within your community you have five or ten families that get together and do
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it and the advantage of that is you've now taken your tax dollars away from the local school so the
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local schools will finally start listening you know if a third of the class or half of the class doesn't
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show up they lose their money and they'll start responding to the parents i would never participate in a
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school district that was holding my child hostage to something other than my child's welfare i'm amazed
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of any parent to do that so um the uh the doctors that are uh risking their license and everything else
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for uh hydroxychloroquine i am on hydroxychloroquine right now everyone in my family has had covid i either
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have and it didn't affect me at all or i haven't had it i'm the only one in the family that started taking
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it uh uh before symptoms started is there a chance that this is uh helping me because i am the i'm i have
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immune disorder and everything else and i'm the only one after four weeks that doesn't that doesn't have
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it so i hear this all i'm just laughing because it's ludicrous i hear this all the time yes if it
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was just you glenn then we would say we don't know but we see this all the time all the time
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it's you know i don't know what to say the science is there you know my website as you know got taken
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down but it's up and it will be better than ever with all the information people can decide for
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themselves and you know of course what do you what do you think about fauci he came out um this weekend
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uh during a congressional hearing i think it was on friday and he said that the henry ford health
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system study that found hydroxychloroquine cut covid19 death rates significantly was a flawed trial
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he said it was published a non-controlled retrospective cohort study that was co-founded
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by a number of uh confounded by a number of uh issues including the fact that many people who
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received hydroxychloroquine were also receiving cortical uh uh steroids which we know from another
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study gives clear benefits blah blah so the study is flawed the the henry ford health system in
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detroit said no it's not it was peer-reviewed uh we did 2500 patients 13 of those treated with
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hydroxychloroquine uh alone died compared to the 26 that were not treated with hydroxychloroquine
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do you believe have you seen the study from uh from henry ford and do you believe it yes yes no the
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detroit henry ford study was one of the very best studies that were done at this time and it was it was
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really an excellent study and i find it ironic that he would say that a month after it's been
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published and i would share with your listeners something interesting that study was so promising
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for hydroxychloroquine that it was delayed about six weeks before it's published now isn't that
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something usually when something comes out about covid it comes out at lightning speed it comes out
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within days before it's published because it's big news so the detroit scientists were not able to
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do a press release about it until it was accepted into a journal a journal didn't accept it for about six
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weeks and then when they did they did a press release the friday before july 4th i'm going to
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give you all of that it was a very solid study i don't understand if vouchers believe that why he
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waited a month to say that that's it was an excellent study and let me share with you that the ones that
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were retracted were fraudulent when you look at how they were done it wasn't possible to have been
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done right and others have used lethal or toxic doses of hydroxychloroquine let me emphasize
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that the only findings the only studies that found hydroxychloroquine didn't benefit
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were studying the drug late in the disease or using lethal or toxic dosages of the drug or using
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the drug in monotherapy without zinc all of the negative ones hydroxychloroquine was one of the
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only ones that did a late study properly and they found 50 percent had a mortality and when it's done
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early it cuts mortality it cuts mortality almost basically to zero well i'll be interested to see
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how uh what happens with me because i've been sleeping right next to my wife she's got it horribly
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uh she had it for five or six days had a high fever and everything else uh before you know and i didn't
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have anything we both got home started taking all of the same medications i've been taking it now for
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over a week and i feel fine she does not feel fine um it's it's interesting to watch uh doctor
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thank you so much and uh best of luck to you we'll talk again you're listening to the best of the glenn beck
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loren culp is uh with us now he is currently the chief of police uh in republic washington uh before
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that he served as a narcotics uh detective uh he served uh the in the military then he ran a
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construction business for 20 years and then he got into police work um and he is running in the
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washington state primary tomorrow he is leading the republican field and uh what chance do you have
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loren in a in a in a in a state like washington state are there enough people that still believe
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in common sense in washington good morning glenn it's great to be with you yes i believe there are
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enough people that believe in freedom and liberty and that's the message that i've spread all over
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the state you know we've got a bunch of people that have been in politics forever running against me
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and i'm leading the pack by a long ways i saw uh your platform uh addiction mental health individual
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freedom liberty smaller government lowering taxes support for veterans and police reducing over
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regulation uh you are a man out of time right now yes sir i am and the message though is resonating
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not just with conservative minded people but with democrats believe it or not they are sick and tired
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of what the far left is doing what our governor who is a far leftist what he's doing to our state
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you know the homelessness the drugs the crime the riots uh the lockdown they're getting sick and tired
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of it you know a lot of democrats own businesses they don't like the lawlessness you know they
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want law and order just like everybody else and i'm spreading this message to 400 to 2 000 people
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multiple times a day i usually do two to four rallies um live events and all over the state and i've got
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400 to 2 000 people showing up at my rallies no other none of my other competitors are doing that
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and the message is resonating across the political aisle because i explain about our constitution i
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explain about the rule of law and that citizens are in charge not the elected public servants
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and it's it's blown up i mean it has absolutely blown up you know nobody wants to deal with a governor
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who acts like our nanny or our dictator you know telling us that we have to stay home and go broke
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no and they're fining people you know he's he's weaponized uh departments in the state government
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that are not law enforcement but they're going out and fining people um tens of thousands of dollars
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there's a barber right in snohomish county that the state has fined him 90 000 because he cuts
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one person's hair at a time but you can go to a big box store or an abortion clinic or a pot shop here
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in washington and be among hundreds of people it's it's absolutely lunacy so how are the how are the
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because i i grew up in washington state and seattle's always been crazy and they've had a statue of
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who was it stalling our marks uh for a long time um but it wasn't this crazy uh but there were towns
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like when i was there sumner and puyallup and and uh um you know mount vernon and skagit county all these
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these areas that i grew up in that were farmers and they were they were common sense but this is in a
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time when bellevue wasn't crazy either uh how how the state seems to be overrun with marxist
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that's a wrong perception well they are definitely the loudest and they're the ones that the media
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panders too and puts on tv all the time but the we the people you know the farmers i'm in skagit
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county as i'm speaking to you right now i had a rally in skagit county had about 450 500 people at
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it last night um the common people you know the people that work for a living that make things in
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this country that build businesses um they're all across the political spectrum right democrat republican
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but the message of individual freedom and liberty is is loud and clear and those folks are standing up
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this time uh we have a really good shot of getting rid of jay insley because like i said even democrats
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are sick and tired of what he's doing you know they they come to my rallies they email me and the
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message that i have of getting our government back within the confines of the constitution and the
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rule of law uh once that happens then everyone is protected equally under the law that's the way our
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country was set up it doesn't matter your skin color it doesn't matter your age your sex your education
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or anything everyone is protected equally under the law and that's what's so great about a republic which
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we are founded as so what should insley be doing right now other than you know knowing that a major
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portion of uh of uh of his state seattle was under attack and they had actually lost several city
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blocks i mean it was amazing when he didn't know that um during that press conference but what should
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he be doing right now if you were governor what would you be doing to stop the madness
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well i say i talk about this all the time at my rallies going uh to the audience i tell them that
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you know what he did is totally wrong you know he's violating our constitutional rights and washington
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state has some specific uh amendments in it article one section seven says that no citizen shall be
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disturbed in their private affairs and i'm amazed that a lot of people have never even heard that
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before because we're not taught about the constitution the rule of law in school but that will change when
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i become governor uh but james was traveling on everyone's rights and what i would do immediately if
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i took over right now um i would open everything you know i would have never decided who's going to
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win and who's going to lose i would have never issued his stay home go broke order i would have
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had press conferences with the medical professionals to explain to the citizens what's going on what we
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should do to protect ourselves what might happen if we don't and make sure the supply chain is as open
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as possible for the medical supplies that were needed and then let free individual citizens decide
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what's best for themselves their family and their business because that's how you are a governor
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over free americans and that's what we are we just need to stand up and take our freedom back from this
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tyrant that's sitting right now that assumes that people are responsible enough anymore um i mean our
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government doesn't trust the american people uh that's the reason we have these lockdowns and these
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debates over masks and everything else because they keep changing their mind on what we're supposed
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to do etc etc instead of just giving us the information and allowing us to do the right thing
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expecting us to do the right thing because we're americans and we always do are the people of america
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are they responsible enough anymore well i i've gotten asked that a couple times you know i've had people
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wait to comment well i don't trust my fellow citizens enough to just give them advice and expect
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them to do the right thing and my response to them as well you don't trust your fellow citizens to do
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the right thing yet you travel down a state highway at 60 miles an hour with nothing between you and your
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fellow citizens other than a five inch strip of yellow paint
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we have to take back our rights we have to stand up for ourselves and the governor is put in place
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to run the executive branch of the state government not every aspect of our lives not every aspect of our
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businesses we are free americans and we just need to stand up and realize that and take back our freedoms
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what do you do about i mean the city of seattle is now teaching anti-white uh propaganda um what do you
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do does does the governor is he able to stop that what do you do about the the schools that are
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that have just gone crazy with with marxist well that's pretty simple i mean on its face what we're
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going to do when i'm governor is allow parents to have a choice where their children are educated
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whether they want to go to a different school district or they want private school home school
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and i want the money to follow the child that will create competition between all the schools you know
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just like in the private sector if you own a business and someone opens a business down the road
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you have to raise your standards you have to be better than your competition
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so by allowing parents to decide where their children are going to go to school and having
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the money follow the child that's going to create competition all across the board in our education
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system and parents will be in charge and they should have been in charge all along of where their
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children are going to be educated and the city of seattle educating the city workers uh that you're
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inferior if you're white right yeah the city of seattle has gone off the deep end they're they're
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total marxist total socialists that are running the city of seattle it's absolutely sickening um but
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apparently the people of seattle keep on voting them in and um if they do not follow state law like
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these these riots you know chas and chop or whatever the heck they're calling it now uh when that got out of
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hand our governor jay ensley sent in the national guard when the local law enforcement the state
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patrol called for backup but he disarmed them before he sent them in there to a violent situation you
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know they were burning and they were they were murdering people there was assaults all kinds of
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crimes and our governor sent our young men and women into a violent situation without the ability to
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protect themselves or other people i will not do that i've been in the military i've served i have
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trained i went to drill sergeant school at fort lindawood missouri where i helped to train civilians
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into soldiers i know the training that they have i will never ever send our young men and women into
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a violent situation without the means to protect themselves and other people and they would have
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gone in and helped local law enforcement to shut those riots down you have been outspoken against 1639
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which is washington initiative to uh uh take guns away from uh citizens of washington has some of the
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strictest gun uh control and you said you would not enforce that if you're governor what do you do
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with with guns yes sir i stood up for citizens rights back in 2018 against that anti-gun initiative
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um before there was an election nobody was even thinking about a run for the governor's office
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and that led me to being on the national news and i wrote a number one best-selling book called
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american cop it went to number one and that led me to being invited around the state to republican
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party lincoln day dinners and sportsman shows talking to citizens groups about our rights and
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responsibilities and that led to people asking me to run for governor you know i'm i'm not the
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establishment pick i'm not the party pick or the media pick i was asked by citizens to run and that's
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why i threw my hat in the ring uh to help to take the state back i've got two grown sons and seven
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grandkids that live right down by olympia washington and if i didn't you know at the age of 59 i felt
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and i talked to my wife barb of 43 years about this if i didn't jump in with both feet and try to help
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turn this state around i would regret it for the rest of my life and i i do not like to live with
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regret so that's what has led me down this path to running you know besides i'm the only military
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veteran that's running ran my own business for over 20 years and realized my childhood dream at the
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age of 49 i became a police officer there's a lot at stake here in this state but i believe we can
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turn it around this time lauren culp he is running for uh governor of washington state the primary
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uh for the gop is tomorrow and uh we wish you the best of luck lauren culp thank you very much
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my website is culpforgovernor.com got it c-u-l-p for governor.com