Best of the Program ｜ Guests： Jaimee Michell & Rabbi Daniel Lapin ｜ 9⧸13⧸24
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On this week's episode of the Blend Back Podcast, Glenn Beck and Daniel Lapin discuss the decline of the Roman empire, the rise of the modern gay movement, and the cat eating the birds and the geese and the swans.
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okay friday's podcast stew i don't think we have the answer on whether geese and swans and
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and cows uh are being eaten at the state fair cats being eaten in springfield ohio and we'll
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never know if they're tasty until we do eat them right exactly right and uh we need tay tay to come
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in and save the kitties anyway jamie mitchell is also on the program talking about how all
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you know how gays against groomers came to be and how much i think they have in common with
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the tea party of around 15 years ago daniel daniel lapin is in the studio to uh to discuss a bunch
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of stuff but somehow or another we stumbled onto fertility uh and the fertility rates going down
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everywhere in industrialized countries except for israel why and what is the meaning behind it why
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are we not having kids our full podcast show you'll also hear a sneak peek of the interview with alex
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jones that drops tomorrow plus a great interview with andrew clavin uh as we look at the same
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things that are happening in the decline and fall of the roman empire and what's happening now in the
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west make sure you download that one as well it's the best of the glenn beck podcast right now and it
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i don't think they're eating cats um but there is voodoo in haiti and they take that very seriously
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and i think cats and cat bones are part of that voodoo thing so i i don't know i don't know i
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can't believe we're talking about this we do know that there was a woman who ate a cat in ohio it was
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just in a different part of ohio and it was someone born in ohio good old american yeah we got
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them we got good people here too we got good old cat eaters but like this is the point right
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we know we have crazy people in america it's like our family we everybody's got a crazy person in their
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family and we understand that we have we have a whole meme about florida man right like everyone
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knows there's plenty of crazy people inside the united states good old americans red white and blue
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nut jobs we got it we have to deal with them every day the point is let's not import more
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let's not bring more crazy people into our country what do you say i think maybe we should
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be really careful about the people we add to this very very interesting stew we have brewing here in
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this country now what could possibly go wrong right no one's no one's saying everything that's bad
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happens because of immigrants no no we've got plenty of nut jobs half of the country is going to vote for
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kamala harris for god's sake we know we have nut job people here in america we do the point is let's
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not add to the issue well i don't know it makes life interesting you know what i mean i look at it
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and i'm like you know who who knew who knew we were going to have people that eat cats here you know
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yeah it's funny though it makes you you never know you get up every morning you're like spin the wheel
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what's going to happen what's going to happen next now i i was fascinated to see uh all of the
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reporting on the cat thing and they're like without evidence you know this was said without evidence i
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mean that's not really true right like it that doesn't mean that everybody online is nailing the
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facts of this story correctly right but like i would say that people devouring cats american or not
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in a country which at the top of it is the biden harris administration still notable
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right it's still kind of like wow what country do we live in right where people are devouring cats
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or people think people are devouring even that is enough that's enough we know we have lots of uh we
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we know uh there is a picture of a guy walking down the street with a dead goose we don't know the
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story behind that that was by the way in columbus i think ohio not in springfield and he could have
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been he may not have been he might have been walking down the street and somebody was up in an upper
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window and he was like hey boy what day is it well it's christmas he said right here go you know that
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big goose in the window go buy it for me that could have happened it could have happened we don't know
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we don't know we know we do know yeah that there was a 911 call yeah about haitians grabbing geese
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that is actually that one's been proven to be uh accurate now we don't know if the claim was accurate
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but we know the call was made so it's to say without evidence is a stretch i want to go there
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i want to go i want to go to springfield my guess is you're not going to find cats cat carcasses all
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over the park all over the sidewalk it's going to be like you know those elephant graveyards it's going
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to be like that just cat graveyards yeah perhaps another thing we do know though by the way about
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springfield and the situation that has happened is that it has stressed the schools yeah in the area
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it has stressed uh police the medical facilities medical facilities the police yep the other one
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that's big is and this has been admitted by tons and tons of people is i love the way that they put
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this haitians have a different driving culture that's what they said a different driving culture
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really which means i they are apparently crazy drivers many of them ever been to haiti have you
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ever definitely never been to haiti and never ever ever want to go to haiti i have been describing
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that as a different driving culture no no no no no it's insane is it it's insane because there's the
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roads are so horrible everybody's going wherever they want no traffic signals no stop signs right
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people and again that's fine in your country if that's the way you want to run it but apparently
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that has put a lot of people in actual danger they just take the did they take the driver's test
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or did everybody just get a driver's license i think we just give them out like handy i think
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we do we put gum in trading cards that's how i think we do it with a driver's license have you
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heard have you heard christopher rufo's breakdown of what's happening here yeah yes i did actually go
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it is unbelievable uh let me just give you his uh his uh thread on this story begins in 2021 when
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the biden harris administration signed the american rescue plan act into law what was the american
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rescue plan act stew what was that again that that was to rescue uh that was the that was the one that
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was to rescue us from the pandemic that was basically over already correct right so and maybe the central
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cause of the inflation yes problem yeah that was the one that really hits i mean the inflation reduction
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act it was also part there's a bunch of stuff that was part of it but that one in particular
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was really really taxing so we were told the american rescue plan act was to help rescue america no
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they allocated 3.8 billion dollars to colorado the city of denver drew on this reservoir of funds to
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launch its migrant resettlement and housing program the city in turn funneled more than five million
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dollars to two left-wing ngos vivi wellness and papagayo to secure housing for thousands of
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venezuelan immigrants now let me ask you how is it i wasn't on this memo you know i mean were you on
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the memo did you get the alert i was not no yeah did mercury one mercury one never knew that all this
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money was uh available just to you know relocate venezuelans what was it three years ago didn't know that
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didn't know that we we just assumed that the um you know the the act to rescue america
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was something that was going to rescue america not venezuelans okay these organizations are run by
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yoli casas uh and somebody else two venezuelan immigrants who do not appear to have any experience
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in large-scale migrant resettlement okay so who gave this money to them much of the funding was
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directly tied to arpa a-r-p-a through the migrant support grant program i didn't know we had a
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migrant grant support program did you yoli casas who runs viva wellness said that the flow of government
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funds was so abundant that she was writing thousands of checks to pay for migrants she claimed to have
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written 350 000 in checks in a single week all heavily subsidized by you these ngos in turn work
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with the landlords to place the migrants in housing including a large number of contracts with cbz
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management which operated the three apartment complexes in aurora at the center of the venezuelan
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takeover scandal we spoke with a former cbz employee who on the condition of anonymity
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explain how the scheme worked representatives from papageo uh arranged hundreds of contracts with cbz
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to place migrants in the aurora apartments soon they were up to 80 percent full of venezuelans
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hmm it's a booming business according to the employee papageo arranged hundreds of contracts
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with property managers the ngo provided up to two months of rental assistance as many migrants did
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not have or were unable to open bank accounts within six months according to the employee approximately
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80 percent of the residents of these buildings were venezuelan the employees also noted the building
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saw gang activity and violence what the employee however alleges these agreements were made on false
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pretenses to convince the hesitant employee to accept the migrants papageo made assurances that the
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tenants had stable jobs and income with limited english and facing a minimum six month wait for work
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permits through many though many migrants were ineligible for legal employment they struggled to
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find stable jobs and ultimately all fell behind on the rent no you gotta be kidding me the result was
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chaos we have obtained a confidential report which alleges according to the witness interviews that the
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apartment saw a string of crimes including trespassing assault assault extortion drug use illegal firearm
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possession human trafficking and sexual abuse oh read the full story about the federal funds driving
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aurora migrant crisis exclusively on the city of aurora's city journal
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so uh elon musk post right after this concerning yeah yeah i think i think i think maybe a little bit
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conservative uh concerning and here's what's really concerning um the idea of the bubba effect
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people don't like it when the government is the problem and when the government mocks or belittles them
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or actually accuses them and says no you're the problem no no i'm not i was talking to tucker carlson the
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the other day and he said to me the the problem is uh that that the lies now are are much different
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usually lies have a little bit of truth in them and he said they're they no longer have truth in them
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in fact they're the exact mirror opposite of truth in the way lies usually work he said you know you have
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a kid and you say did you eat the you come downstairs you open up the oreos and they're all gone but
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they're back into the closet you know one of the kids did that and so your son comes down you're like
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hey did you eat the oreos i had one well there was a whole sleeve of them just last night i might have
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had a couple i i don't i don't know that that's the way your little kids lie you know what i mean
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this administration is doing this instead did you eat the oreos no you ate the oreos
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bastard you're accusing me of you what are you a racist you ate the oreos and now you're asking
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accusing me that's what they're doing they're convincing people that you did the problem you
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are the problem they are the problem yeah that's the donald trump wants to defund the police line we
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got in in the debate yes like what what are you talking about so this this does not end well uh and
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we have got to keep our cool and know that that is exactly what they're trying to do the bubba effect
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i've talked about for years and as this gets worse and worse i mean look at what they're doing
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newsweek magazine called this man um the he was on the first list of the 50 most influential rabbis
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in the united states he is a good friend he's impacted my life rabbi lapin how are you couldn't be better
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and wonderful to be with you yeah i know how long has it been since we've seen each other um i i hate to
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it's it's it's a year or two yeah it's got to be yeah maybe even more than that um so uh have we even
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talked since october 7th no we haven't spoken since october the 7th how's uh how's it going susan and i
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were there uh in israel during that time we stayed till the end of the month and um and we just actually
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got back from israel uh two days ago difference between right after and now uh the most uh fascinating
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thing is the um ever present tension between normality and tragedy and so um it's it's perfectly
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possible and again you know because we know so many people um you go to a funeral of a soldier
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in the morning and then that night you're a guest at a wedding of somebody getting married and starting
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a new family and uh you cry at the funeral and you dance at the wedding it's um what is the
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replacement rate what is the birth rate of israelis that's a fascinating question because
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in a way that baffles most demographers israel is a modern western democracy fully industrialized
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highly technological going down we're going down the two and we are hitting way down in america about
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1.6 and of course as you know 2.1 is the absolute bare minimum replacement level right if you're not
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hitting 2.1 you've got a real problem you're out um and so america is about 1.6
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1.63 uh israel is um on whole as the country as a whole is uh 3.2 holy cow um the jewish population
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is about 4.2 and the arab population slightly less wow yes and by the way you feel it there you know
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and as as you well know but i mean it's there's kids everywhere and you know you go to a restaurant
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at nine o'clock at night yeah and you know a quarter of the tables have kids at them or a baby
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in a stroller yeah it's a little like being in utah it is yes kids are everywhere and i and i mean
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that totally positively because what kids do is create an aura of optimism there is a tomorrow
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so there is a lot of uh a lot of concern and rightfully so i mean i heard elon musk talk about
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this yes recently saying we've got to have children yes we have got to start having children
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and meanwhile that old relic paul ehrlich at stanford university still worries about overpopulation
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because not a single one of his predictions came anywhere near true these people are so malthusian
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yes i mean yeah that's quite right that's the right word for it bill gates oh my gosh when he's
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talking about you know we've got to reduce the population reduce the population and uh you know
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we'll have some vaccines and we're going to do some things and and when we reduce the population
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we'll it's terrifying yes terrifying these people so what is the difference why are we going down
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and the whole western world and yet israel is a western leader why aren't you going down yeah so
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first of all let's banish the uh sham explanations and the bogus uh explanations
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because this is the first thing that everybody hears and it's absolutely not true um the uh one
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explanation is that as women become more educated and affluent they realize there are options to them
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to marriage and family that's that that is the it's a little insulting oh it's a lot insulting yes
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absolutely it's a little like black people don't know how to find a place to get a driver's license
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yeah very much like that yeah or or susan lapham um you know somehow lost her her brains and lost her
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qualifications right because she has you know a number of kids so um so that's one explanation the
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other explanation is that government isn't doing enough it's not taxing people enough so it can spend
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enough money on child care that's why people aren't having children uh child care right and so um
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uh the united states government as well as governments all around the world uh south korea
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has been very big on this hungary has been bigger well why don't we just give women money to have
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children that should solve the problem if this is after all about money yeah right then let's solve
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it right would you be shocked to hear that it does absolutely no it does absolutely nothing right
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there's another government program i'm not shocked to hear that it didn't work so that's not the
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explanation and um what is the explanation um can i guess can i guess i'd love you to yes
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loss of hope in tomorrow okay well i may as well go home now oh is it right yes no that's exactly
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the point you see it's equations the nice thing about math equations is you can read them left to
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right or right to left two plus two equals four and four equals two plus two similarly in in these
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demographic areas it also works like that for instance the presence of children creates optimism
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and hope and confidence for the future and reading the other way if you have optimism and confidence
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about the future then children come yes it's as simple as that i hear people all the time say i
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would never bring my child i walked by somebody and i heard them say uh they were talking about
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children and we were just out on the street and i didn't know them and they said i would never bring
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a child in and i turned around and i said do it's the greatest joy of your life and they're going to
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make it and so are we and there was probably more reason for your parents not to have you than
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there's for you not to have in others you want to talk about economic affluence you're probably
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better off than your parents yeah yeah yeah so what is the cure for it well that of course is
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difficult and because um for many many people the disease is preferable to the cure
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in other words the benefits of population hit downstream but the if you if you like the
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inconveniences of children hit right now yes yes and so it's it's difficult because no matter what
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you promise for down the road it's still very much uh in an incentive for people to say you know
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what tomorrow will take care of itself yeah on somebody else's watch but you know my wife and i
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like being dinks you know double income no kids we're good to go and um so that's one part of it
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the other part of it of course is that um feminism has been such a roaring success persuading women
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that uh career has to be followed first and then there's going to be plenty time you can always
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freeze your eggs and uh it's a cruel hoax that's been played on all the many women who spent a fortune
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doing just that and are now realizing that the likelihood of a successful implantation
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uh it's pretty low is there a time in history that a society was as anti-women as we are while
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claiming it's pro-women you know what i mean yeah um so you know the there were the times in cuba
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there was certainly during the soviet union because this is essentially a socialist impulse
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it's a socialist impulse to hold up women um and destroy do everything possible to shatter the
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nuclear family because the biggest obstacle to governmental tyranny is a strong family structure
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and religion those two things so not surprisingly uh early on in the manifesto religion and um and
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family and of course one of the foundational uh principles the the buttressing of of a family
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is private property so is that a man can support his wife and his children he doesn't need to depend
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on the government and become uh an impotent dependent so uh private property has to go family
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structure has to go and religion has to go so i keep holding out that i mean i keep looking at things
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and think well we're we're not just getting away from god and shunning him we've dragged him back to
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the town square and we're mocking him openly uh that's not that doesn't end well usually um but i
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keep coming back to you know what if i find 50 men and i know i know hundreds of really good people
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um what do you see coming our way do we have well uh glenn go back to uh 1980 it's quite a while ago
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50 years ago but um how many how many hotel rooms what percentage of american hotel rooms had a bible
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in the hotel room i would imagine a ton of them uh they said 98 so that means they don't want to say
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100 but it was pretty much ubiquitous yeah bibles you found in hotel rooms now what percentage of
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american hotel rooms have a bible 36 percent in in this period of time that's that's kind of a good
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mathematically defining marker for what's happening yeah in america yeah uh are you um have you been
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over to europe i have uh not just with the jews but everyone it seems as though islam is poised to take
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europe soon am i reading that wrong you know religious people tend to have longer memories than
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secular people and the reason is that for secular people nothing is more important than the moment
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today is it um yesterday you know pull down the statues who cares right tomorrow unborn children
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forget about it we're mostly interested in right now but by contrast uh people who are religious and
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and this extends to muslims as well obviously uh do care about it tomorrow there is a redemptive
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future down the road but um we also care about the past very much and so uh for um for muslims this
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has been a long struggle between christianity and islam and it's it's it's not fashionable to speak in
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terms of titanic cultural clashes that's exactly what it is and muslims do have long memories and i don't
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believe that it was an accident that um the terrorist attacks what 23 years ago now um occurred on the
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11th of september because that was the date of the last defeat of the muslim armies outside the gates of
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vienna in 1683 that was the 11th of september that the christian armies came down and crushed the ottomans
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and and that was the that was the furthest muslims ever got into europe but ever since that time
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uh they dream understandably because they dream of a sharia world an entire world that kneels before
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the prophet and it is also a religion that believes in force i don't know much about muslim theology but
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i know a lot about muslim behavior over the last uh 800 years or so so um yeah it's it's uh this is a
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a takeover of europe they have much to be proud of because they've really come very far very quickly
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yeah very quickly i couldn't imagine this i couldn't imagine 20 years ago us having this conversation and
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saying you know it looks like it's it's going to be lost to uh islam um you know it's only a matter of
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you know we are really in an abusive relationship that's what it is and uh we've been beaten into
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our corners and we just thought for a long time i think republicans thought the gop loves me they hate
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you okay they hate you they don't they don't care about you at all um the democrats were beaten into
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they're for the little guy they're just like me that no they don't they hate you they hate you
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let's go ahead speak out against any of their policies see how much they love you and that's abuse
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that is mental and emotional abuse if i speak out i'm going to be called a racist a bigot a homophobe
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i'm going to be beaten down and i just don't want that anymore i just you know because it's my fault
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i guess i did let these things happen i have done some things that were wrong that's the thinking of
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we're in an abusive relationship and when you are you know somebody your friend will come and say you
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got to get out of this and you don't want to believe them no no and you get angry at them
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does it sound like your family your friends you get angry at them and you're like no that's not
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true you don't know you're the problem you're the one he just does it he loves me he just once in a
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while does that uh-huh we have to meet people where they are and understand that they are being abused
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and we were abused too we just somehow or another got out we got out i mean because the abuser is the
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democratic party just as much as the republican is the is the abuser republican party they're not i
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mean they are better but they're still abusers they still will they hate us they won't they don't do
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what they say they'll do they're not standing up for what you are we are a different group of people
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but we woke up i don't know how we woke up but we woke up
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and there are other people waking up on on their side
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it's not just me it's it's people all over the country that used to think like you and
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rfk and alan dershowitz is there a bigger pillar of democrats than alan dershowitz
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elon musk don't you think he's pretty smart what is he seeing that you're missing
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you've got james lindsey a professor from portland university
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and what are all of them saying they're saying i'm not a conservative
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i i i'm not on the bandwagon because i like trump
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i'm just saying you cannot vote for this party because it's an abuser and it's going to kill you
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that's the kind of conversation we have to have and and know that
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you're going to pay a price for it and they're going to pay a price for it
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jamie mitchell she is a uh the founder and president of gays against groomers
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and you want to talk about somebody who is really
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almost with everybody it seems i mean i'm kind of used to it because
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you know my faith we're the we're the jews of christendom so
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i don't know if it came as a surprise to her i imagine it didn't
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and saying hey this this stuff that's going on in our schools
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hello wake up and there's a ton of gay people who feel that way
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so don't lump all gay people together just like you don't lump all straight people together
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yeah uh tucker and i talked about you at the last uh
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his last rally when i was doing that i don't know if you heard that
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and i was i was totally shocked yeah some uh a bunch of people were like
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oh my god they just talked about you and gays against groomers on stage
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i'm like no they didn't and i went to look and sure enough
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we're fans of you know what i'm fan a fan of jamie
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i'm a fan of anyone who can stand with reason against their own
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click and say you know what my my click is wrong on this
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i'm still part of that group but i i'm not part of that part of that group
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you said when yeah and how so yeah back in 2022
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with an account called the gay who strayed to kind of like stand up and
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show that not all conservatives are straight white men you know so i was a
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i was a conservative lesbian so i made a platform that way it grew very large over
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the years and by 2022 you know we start we all started
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seeing the onslaught of videos coming out and the material in schools like the drag
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children being you know cut up in the name of gender affirming care
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and uh i decided you know i had this platform i was like you know what i have to try and do
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something about this because all the gay people i know in my life
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and even trans people you know we were very much all of us very much against what's happening but
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the narrative is that all lgbtq plus plus plus people support this and that's simply not true
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it's just you know the the narrative is what it is like you know the media controls the narrative
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for pretty much everything in this country um and that was the narrative for us and so i felt you
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know there was a all of all of my friends that are part of the community were speaking out
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individually against it but there was no unified voice so i was like you know what all these straight
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people and these parents they're being demonized for just wanting to protect their kids they're being
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called homophobic and transphobic and bigots and i was like you know what they're gonna have a
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harder time doing that to us and we need to make our voices loud and clear that this is not okay
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you know we're not gonna because this this agenda is being pushed in our name it's affecting us
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personally as well um you know all people are assuming that we all support this and that's not
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true so in 2022 i came up with the name gaze against groomers i was like oh that's gonna get
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some attention that's gonna ruffle some feathers and sure enough it did and we basically just exploded
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overnight and i think that goes to show how needed and and wanted our voices were in this fight
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because they hold more weight so ever since then it's kind of been just you know i i never expected
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it to get as big as it did but um you know at three months after i created the organization
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i was on tucker carlson's show on fox before they let him go so yeah and it's been incredible
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you know the support has been incredible incredible and we've been very successful so you know in just
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a little over two years we've gotten quote unquote gender affirming care for minors banned in over 20
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states so you know we've helped we've assisted in that greatly so that is fantastic um did were you
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surprised by all the pushback from well you know we gaze against groomers is a non-partisan organization
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um we have members from all over the political spectrum but it's really sad that you know one
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party is pushing this agenda and one party is trying to stop it uh everybody can probably guess
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the parties i'm talking about which is which but you know it's sad that the most pushback we get
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and it is fervent it is like rabid pushback you've been debanked haven't you oh yeah yeah um
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a few months after we launched paypal and venmo banned us you know i was expecting to we were we
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totally been banned from like 15 or 16 companies now um most social media some uh we've had to switch
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merch printing providers three times um constantly getting banned left and right but yeah one day i woke
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up to an email saying that gaze against groomers was banned from paypal and venmo it happened
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simultaneously because paypal owns venmo um and even me personally not only is the organization
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banned but i'm personally also banned from from that so and why do they say what why well they say that
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we violated you know their community standards or whatever because what has happened is even i don't
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know if you've seen but even our wikipedia page has labeled us an anti-lgbt far right how can you be
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it'd be like you being against yourself exactly like martin luther king running you know marching
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against black men what so ridiculous but that just goes to show that that's the only attack these
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people have they can't defend their stances you know based on facts or science or logic all they
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have is calling people names and them calling us those things just goes to show that and it's
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absolutely ridiculous but yeah it's it's funny because we don't have a single straight person
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in the organization we're not anti ourselves we just want children to be left alone that's all it is
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it's really simple it's really simple but what happens is you know wikipedia has that and then the
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adl the sblt media matters they all come out and label us a hate group and so these big companies
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they base it off that as a reason to ban us so it's just it's really it's sad you know i never
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first of all i never thought an organization like gays against groomers would have to exist
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um in my wildest imagination i would have never predict predicted this is what my life would turn
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into or have to turn into you know and um so it's it's just it's it's unbelievable and it's really
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unbelievable that we're somehow the bad guys for just wanting to ensure that children grow up healthy
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and whole and not be chemically castrated with the same drugs given to pedophiles um which is
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lupron for your listeners that are not aware they call it puberty blockers that's actually not true
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it's it's a chemical castration drug given to sex offenders and also have their body parts their
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healthy body parts amputated you know before they're old enough to drive a car it's just it's it's
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absolutely mind-blowing but somehow we're the bad guys i don't know and you pay for all of your
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trips everywhere and everything because you guys can't find a sponsor right nobody will sponsor you
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no yeah we have no large donors as of yet um so all the money we have is raised by you know our
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supporters we have almost a million followers now across social media platforms which is incredible
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given how many times we've been banned um you know we've been banned from facebook instagram twitter
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twice before elon took over and we've been reinstated on all of them somehow but you know i always
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think any day i'm going to wake up and it'll be taken away again not not x i'm not worried about x
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anymore but the others but all of our funding comes from our supporters you know our average donation
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is like forty dollars and um we have a very meager amount of funds in the bank um you know but we
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make it work it really just goes to show that if you have a dedicated group of people that are really
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passionate about this and you have a moral just cause you can really make change i mean it would
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be wonderful to have some serious funding because we have a lot of big plans like we want to we want
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to host events and and travel more to show up to more places but it's very hard um but so we do what
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we can um and yeah that's that's basically how it's been going for two years so i'm hoping you
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know gaze against groomers we have a project 2025 too we want to get funding in 2025 and really you
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know take things to the next level so hopefully we can i want to talk to you again in 2025 um but i urge
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her story sounds like every tea party story i heard 15 years ago everybody we all we all went through
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this we can't get anybody to fund us we can't get it we're all just doing what we can i'm telling you
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i think i think jamie and gaze against groomers is vital to this fight uh and uh i would urge you
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to uh give whatever you can to gaze against groomers at gaze against groomers.com uh make a donation and
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i'm bound and determined to find some large uh donations for you jamie so we'll talk to you in
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2025. that would be amazing and glenn i just appreciate your support so much um this issue
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is the most important issue facing us i mean facing for sure kids you know this generation is really on
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the chopping block and um think about what it's going to be like for those kids when they grow up
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i mean yeah i mean their entire i don't know about you but the thought of having to live with uh the
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consequences of a decision i made when i was 11 12 13 for the rest of my life is absolutely
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mortifying you know and it's just a phase but this phase you know all kids go through phases it's like
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everybody's known this for all of all of time up until five minutes ago you know but these these
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phases uh leave kids you know sterilized and with missing body parts it's just horrific it's it's the
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stuff and nightmares truly i remember my mom and i remember my mom and dad saying to me at one point
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don't get a tattoo don't you know wait until you're much older if you want a tattoo because you're going
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to regret it for the rest of your life and uh this makes tattoos look like yeah you tattoo your eyes
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and your whole face and it would be better for life than what they're suggesting you do jamie thank you
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true god bless you thank you so much you bet bye-bye gazeagainstgroomers.com my dad had a
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tattoo on his arm that said ann which was great when he was married to ann uh less great when he
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was no longer married to ann and was married to sue uh that was a sue ann he actually did try to like
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just kind of like change the words at one point it didn't really work and eventually he just got it
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removed yeah so uh you know it's that's just a little that was a decision you made as an adult
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imagine a kid making a decision much more significant my little pony i've got it on my shoulder