Glenn Beck talks about a West Virginia mom who recorded her child's first day of school, a Florida mom who put a recorder in her daughter's hair, and why Gavin Newsom is actually getting something done on the week of the Green New Deal.
00:00:00.000Hey, podcasters. What a podcast for you today.
00:00:04.060We start with this heartbreaking story out of West Virginia about a mom who had a child of special needs who was terrified to go to school.
00:00:13.180She put a recorder in her child's hair and came home after one day with just a horror story that you have to hear.
00:00:21.560Also, we talk about the high-speed train and why Gavin Newsom is actually now pulling out of something on the week of the Green New Deals.
00:00:34.840Yeah, it's strange and it's just fun to look back at how bad of a project this was, how much it's costing, how destructive it's been to their economy.
00:16:58.380So, Stu, one of the things that you have been on, I mean, you've done so much with The Wonderful World of Stu, where you kind of took on all of these topics.
00:17:08.840You know, my son, he just started watching Adam, what is it, Adam Destroys?
00:35:37.620It is literally underneath the ground where Cuomo and the radical feminists signed and celebrated and cheered like they had won a Super Bowl game when they signed that infanticide law.
00:35:49.960It's like Satan thought he had crushed us, but he didn't realize that we were just seeds.
00:35:54.840And we're going to be the seeds under the ground who are going to rise out from under the ashes of this terrible infanticide law.
00:36:02.120And we are going to see an end, finally, to the child killing, I believe, as a result of this.
00:36:06.600You know, it's interesting, and sorry to go, you know, religious on you here more than we already have.
00:36:13.580But in my faith, all of our baptismal fonts are underground because we believe that it is dying and being cleansed and rising again.
00:36:26.060So we, all of our baptismal fonts have to be in the basement level or, you know, at the ground level, underground.
00:36:33.100And it's striking to me that you are holding this underground as you are, as you're mourning death and coming back up out from under the ground, hopefully renewed.
00:36:50.260I'd like to talk to you more about this myself.
00:36:53.640I'd like to help you in any way I can.
00:36:55.880You are facing pushback, and it's, you know, pretty extreme.
00:37:06.140This is the best of the Glenn Beck program.
00:37:08.620Dr. Grazie Christie is from Miami, and she gave this great talk at the Right to Life march, and it's gone viral.
00:37:31.280You might have seen it, and I'm going to ask her about that.
00:37:33.620But she's, because she's from Miami, she also has, you're from Latin America, or your people are from Latin America, Grazie?
00:37:49.620So you have this, just this great understanding of what is happening.
00:37:54.900I think I just want to start with what the white really signified.
00:38:01.020Because I just read a story two days ago from the New York Times that the Democrats are concerned about Trump's stance on Venezuela, because the Venezuelans could be like Cubans.
00:38:11.400They could become conservatives and not vote for Democrats, because the Democrats look like they're wrong on the Venezuelan policy.
00:38:19.040And so they wear white just by happenstance.
00:38:27.800Tell me the significance of the white that they were wearing during the State of the Union.
00:38:32.940So the women in the State of the Union and Democrats, they were referring to suffragettes, the old suffragettes of women wanting the vote.
00:38:41.640And those women wore white when they demonstrated, or sometimes they did, I guess.
00:38:46.400But when you're watching this from Miami and from other parts of the country, the optics are very different, because to us here, the wearing of white is done by women, especially, who demonstrate peacefully for human dignity.
00:39:03.640And women who live under an oppressive, authoritarian system, like the one in Cuba or the one in Venezuela.
00:39:11.720So many years ago, women demonstrated in white in Argentina when their children were being disappeared by the government.
00:39:19.060And so they demonstrated asking for information on their children who had been kidnapped and tortured.
00:39:24.040In Cuba, women in white dress every Sunday, they walk to church in Havana.
00:39:30.240And on the way to church, these are women of political prisoners, their wives and sisters and mothers.
00:39:35.060On the way to church, they're harassed by Castro's forces.
00:39:38.440So here in Miami, dressing in white just looks stupid, because...
00:39:43.860It signifies, there is something called the, what is it, the Damas de Blanco.
00:39:50.060That's it. That's what they're called in Spanish, the Ladies of White.
00:39:53.120Okay. And they stand against oppression, and they stand against the oppression of government.
00:39:59.820And so it is a, it's a, not too subtle in the, in the Cuban or Venezuelan world or Latin American world.
00:40:10.240It's not so subtle tip of the hat of, hey, we're, we're standing against those who want to oppress.
00:40:17.400But do they, do they realize that the oppressor is the big government, the big Marxist government, usually?
00:40:24.400Yeah, but what's horrible watching it from here and understanding is that we know what real oppression looks like.
00:40:31.160We know what it's like when the country, when the governing, the, you know, dictatorship destroys your life and takes your children and your husband and just explodes the country.
00:40:42.020So much suffering, so much suffering, so many years of suffering in Cuba and now Venezuela.
00:40:46.900And, and then we just, we look at these women, these democratic women who are elite, you know, who have everything on their plate.
00:40:53.900Especially they have the right to protest their government without being afraid of being imprisoned and tortured.
00:40:59.700So it's, it just looks really bad from here.
00:41:32.280So I did a very short little Twitter video explaining that when a woman is in her third trimester of pregnancy and she, and her life is in danger, which is a very rare occurrence, but it does happen.
00:41:43.080Um, there is no need to abort the child, that what can happen and what should happen is that the child should be delivered.
00:41:50.040So a late-term abortion for the mother's health is never medically necessary.
00:41:55.220Um, it's the preferential option should always be to try to preserve both the life of the mother and the child.
00:42:01.180I want to make sure that I have this right.
00:42:03.960Because I had a doctor tell me the other day that the right thing to do, if the mother, the health of the mother is really in jeopardy, it's usually means cesarean section right now.
00:42:20.020And that's a six-minute procedure in skilled hands.
00:42:22.420So if there is a real urgency to end the pregnancy, the way to end the pregnancy is through a C-section, not an abortion, which destroys the child.
00:42:29.540And the, and the other case is in destroying the child, that's a three-day process.
00:42:37.460So if the mother's health is in danger, that would mean we've got to, we've got to move.
00:42:43.520But this is a three-day process to kill and then actually give birth to a dead child.
00:42:51.380And so when those women in white at the, at the State of the Union address, when President Trump spoke out against third trimester, late trimester abortion, and they just sat there with their sour faces, you know, this is what they're advocating.
00:43:04.080They're advocating this crazy procedure where the child ends up dead versus a quick cesarean section where at least the child gets a chance of life and the mother will do just fine.
00:43:14.800Your parents being from Cuba and you growing up in that community, I know, I know Cuban refugees or, or kids of, of the refugees from Cuba.
00:43:29.920And they all, they know exactly what's coming.
00:43:34.320How are your parents dealing with this right now, watching their new country now going through this?
00:43:42.060Well, what, what really astounds, uh, Cubans and other people who've lived through socialist nightmares is the way that the democratic party is embracing socialism.
00:43:56.160This has already been tried and found disastrous and, and caused so much human suffering, so much pain.
00:44:03.340So that's the, there's, there's a lot of that going on down here.
00:44:06.660How can we help the Venezuelan people?
00:44:09.840You know, we, we can't get into Venezuela.
00:44:12.580The people that we have in Venezuela, they don't want to talk to us because they're afraid that they will be found and, and disappeared.
00:44:21.260Um, uh, Maduro has, has blocked all of the aid.
00:44:26.120He knows whoever, uh, uh, controls the food wins.
00:44:31.020I mean, in the last election, which was totally rigged, um, you know, he just, he, he arrested people who are running against him, but in the poorest areas, he, I can't remember what the slogan was in Spanish, but it, it translates to, uh, uh, you give, I give, meaning you give me your vote.
00:44:49.800And I'll give you the food, uh, you just have to vote for me.
00:44:53.540He's blocking all the food and humanitarian aid because he knows he who has the food has control.
00:45:19.220So I think also there has to be a big crackdown on our relations with Cuba, uh, because there's a lot of help coming over there from us, um, in the way, uh, well, lots of different ways, but even just tourism.
00:45:30.680Um, so we're helping to prop up the Cuban economy and the Cubans are spending a ton of money, um, making Venezuela a hellhole.
00:45:38.480Um, also Mexico, Mexico is the president of Mexico is one of the only, uh, in this hemisphere.
00:45:45.360Um, there's only two other countries, Cuba, and I can't remember the other one, maybe Chile that, uh, are not, uh, that they're still siding with Maduro, Mexico.
00:45:56.280This guy, do you know anything about the new president?
00:45:58.440Cause I don't know much other than he is a, he's a, you know, a diehard Marxist.
00:46:05.580Um, but his, all I know is my Mexican friends here.
00:46:08.780And there's a lot of Mexicans here in Miami again, everyone in Miami is from somewhere else.
00:46:13.780As you know, um, so, but they're really destroyed by, by the new president.
00:46:18.860They really think he's going to be, it's another Venezuela, another, yes, yes.
00:46:24.220It's a very distressing thing to have a Marxist at the helm of that good country.
00:55:16.960Um, and this increase in soil moisture, uh, alleviates those droughts.
00:55:21.020I've got a chart in the book and on my app, uh, showing the most intense and significant droughts of the 20th century.
00:55:26.740And if you look at those, those are the really bad ones, the dust bowl, the dust bowl, the Sahel droughts, uh, uh, there were, there were a number of, I think there were 28 that they recognized in the 20th century.
00:55:38.140But we find that most of those, almost all of them were in before 1960.
00:55:42.640Um, so as CO2 has increased, as temperature increased, and yes, temperature, we're in a temperature increase, thankfully.
00:55:58.060When it comes to, you know, the, the amount of greens that were greenery, were we able to grow?
00:56:04.300I mean, it's increased almost everywhere in the entire world.
00:56:06.180And also, it's fascinating if you look over human history, if we look over the last 4,500 years, each of the warming trends that we've seen, the Minoan, the Roman, the medieval warm period, each one of these, uh, correlated to a benefit of, of civilization.
00:56:25.080We see a great correlation between the rise and fall of temperature and the rise and fall of civilizations.
00:56:30.580Um, if you were Emperor Glenn in a warm period, you had it good because you could feed your subjects.
00:57:16.680Is, is they take these projections and then say, worst case scenario.
00:57:21.260Well, that's not happened to the world before.
00:57:24.240And if you look back, how many, how many, uh, hothouse and ice house periods have there been?
00:57:31.280Yeah, there've been, most of the earth has been significantly, going back to the pre-cam, have been significantly warmer than we are today.
00:57:37.640By as much as 15 to 20 times, or degrees Fahrenheit.
00:57:59.780And, but the, the, the key thing here is we look at carbon dioxide.
00:58:03.280Uh, it's, in the past up until now is consistently temperature has caused carbon dioxide to change.
00:58:11.880In other words, when it warms, the oceans vent carbon dioxide, so carbon dioxide increases.
00:58:17.440During cold periods, it sucks up, because I know it sounds counterintuitive, but if you put your, a liter of, of ginger ale in your refrigerator, right?
00:58:26.320You open it up and it goes, you put that out in your, on your patio in August and open it up.