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00:00:06.440 to all of these protests and all the craziness going on. He gives us an update on what's going

00:00:10.560 on with Antifa there. We have a couple of guests on today. Doctors, one making the case that,

00:00:17.740 hey, masks, maybe they're not as effective as we've been told. And the other saying,

00:00:22.320 hey, they are pretty effective and here's why you should use them. Kind of going back and forth

00:00:26.020 and trying to understand not only that, but also the psychology of the pro-mask versus anti-mask

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00:01:45.760 Okay, so we have Jason on with us. Jason is our head researcher and head writer. And we were talking

00:01:58.560 about this lovely project that he unearthed yesterday. Jason, give me more of the details

00:02:08.220 of this economic forum that you that you know now. You know, the World Economic Forum. I always pay

00:02:14.400 attention to him because some of the craziest stuff comes out of there. He talked, you just talked

00:02:18.620 about the fourth industrial revolution. They're actually one of the only ones that are talking

00:02:22.100 about that. And you've talked about that a little bit yourself, Glenn, about how there's going to be

00:02:25.820 massive job loss once all this, you know, the technology revolution comes in. And they're some of the only

00:02:31.660 people that are talking about it. But the problem is, when you talk about it, and when they talk about it,

00:02:35.740 there's two completely different motives. For instance, in this great reset, they mentioned

00:02:40.380 the fourth industrial revolution, because part of their plan is to digitize everything to get

00:02:46.380 more government and private corporation control linked together. And when you hear that, it's

00:02:52.020 things that we've been talking about over the past couple months. You know, when we talked about

00:02:56.560 event 201, and that was like their war game for, you know, a virus, and they used the coronavirus.

00:03:02.780 And like a month later, the coronavirus hit that was completely separate from each other.

00:03:08.420 But the point is, they were game planning these things, because they want to fundamentally change

00:03:13.420 economic economic global economic governance, they want to completely change it, they want

00:03:18.560 more government control over private corporations. And it's not just it, it's not being presented as

00:03:27.360 control, it's being presented as a partnership, a public private partnership, which is the definition

00:03:36.220 of fascism.

00:03:37.640 Right, right. And when you hear the especially when you hear their leader, Klaus Schwab, talk

00:03:42.200 about it, if you're not really paying attention, you're just listening to the bullet points, you

00:03:46.600 don't hear all the little things. But I've been reading through their in depth reports. And even

00:03:50.800 those aren't really in depth, because they're leaving out the ultimate, we're taking control,

00:03:55.260 they leave that part out of it. But when you read between the lines, this stuff sounds

00:03:58.620 incredibly scary. So when I first heard him talk about this, what piqued my interest and

00:04:04.120 got me looking into it more is he goes, this might be too idealistic, but we have to try.

00:04:10.720 And I was like, Oh, wait a minute. And he goes in. That's always like a warning spot. Usually

00:04:16.220 you let's take a step back or something like that.

00:04:18.360 Yeah. We may have to kill a few people to get it done. But that's okay. 1.00

00:04:25.900 He talks, he goes into more in depth on how they're going to do this. So the first step

00:04:29.180 is they talk about redefining the social contract. Now they specifically slam. I thought this

00:04:35.280 was interesting. Ronald Reagan and Margaret Thatcher. And they said, you know what, the

00:04:40.140 time of self-reliance is over. Big government is back. Actually, I don't think they said big,

00:04:44.520 but they said government is back. They were taught. They talk about less self-reliance,

00:04:49.520 more government, global government control. They actually said government is back. Reagan

00:04:54.720 and Thatcher are of the past. Okay. They go on. They talk about the green economy. Now,

00:05:00.780 when you, when you make fun of people like AOC, it's easy to make fun of her because she's 0.88

00:05:05.180 got a doorknob where her brain should be. But there's people behind her that are pushing

00:05:09.420 this. It's very, very obvious. There's, there's actual influential people that are behind

00:05:13.700 this. The green economy is something they're really pushing. Um, cow farts are not just

00:05:18.680 funny. These are the things they're using to push this global, you know, uh, corporate

00:05:23.820 control. Um, again, they talked about digitizing everything. They want everything digital. They

00:05:29.840 want all, all records digitized, everything digital. Modifying capitalism was the shareholder

00:05:35.800 to stakeholder economy. That's kind of hard to understand. But what, from what I've seen

00:05:41.000 is they're looking at a model of capitalism where the industry focuses on social good

00:05:46.540 and not just corporate good. Again, that's kind of hard. The no, no, no, it's, it's really

00:05:53.320 not. Um, I like to call their capitalism, uh, communism, uh, or fascism because what it

00:06:00.720 is, is they say, don't concentrate on the shareholders, the stakeholders. Well, who are

00:06:06.620 the stakeholders? The stakeholders are the people who work there, uh, you know, and the, the people

00:06:13.160 in the community, those are the stakeholders. So there is no real, uh, private property as

00:06:19.920 we, as we know it, there are no private businesses as we know it. And it'll be great because, well,

00:06:27.480 gosh, darn it. You're going to be able to, uh, you're going to be able to not worry about 0.96

00:06:32.700 your business or your bills anymore. I mean, this is, this is why they have taken out all

00:06:39.140 of the entrepreneurs. Uh, and quite honestly, if you took the PPP, I completely understand,

00:06:45.040 but one of my fears on the PPP was it's going to enslave you to the government somehow or another,

00:06:51.760 they're going to use that to say, well, now we were there for you. Uh, I mean, you don't have

00:06:58.480 to pay it back, but gosh, darn it. I mean, you really should abide by these kinds of things. 0.97

00:07:06.200 I'm a little concerned about the, the PPP and I'm wildly concerned if the Democrats get

00:07:14.100 in, this is what we saw in Ukraine is just the tip of the iceberg on this. This is a global

00:07:23.340 effort, which is why it was a global effort to impeach Donald Trump. Donald Trump, I believe

00:07:30.640 is the only guy in the world that is going to stand up against this. That's why he has

00:07:36.820 to get out of, uh, of, of Washington. They won't take it any other way.

00:07:45.780 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:07:53.340 Let me go to, uh, one more, one more doctor. And that is, uh, Dr. Karlyn Borisenko. She's an 0.96

00:08:03.980 organizational psychologist. She's, you know, a Forbes contributor, et cetera, et cetera. She's now,

00:08:09.180 uh, part of our, uh, our, our circle of friends. And I ask her to look into, because I think, Stu,

00:08:16.940 weren't both doctors pretty much saying the same thing?

00:08:19.200 Yeah. Closer than you would have thought. I mean, they definitely had some, I think,

00:08:22.540 disagreement on, on, on certain things, but generally speaking, they're saying they're

00:08:26.260 somewhat effective, uh, but you still, you know, they're not universally effective.

00:08:32.100 Exactly right. So, so Karlyn, where is this? I'm going to spray you with pepper spray. If you're

00:08:39.400 not wearing one outside, where's this coming from?

00:08:44.260 Well, I think, you know, first to take a step back, I want to do a disclaimer and say,

00:08:49.200 I am not a medical doctor. I am not speaking on the effectiveness of masks, but one of the things

00:08:54.000 that has been very worrisome for me about the whole mask thing. And I said, this was going to

00:08:59.780 happen back in March is it's, it's dehumanizing to people. We're, we're literally stopped. We're

00:09:06.140 not seeing each other as human beings when we're in this pro mask versus anti mask debate. Now,

00:09:11.240 in some respects, that makes sense because the way our brain evolved, our survival mechanism,

00:09:16.620 whether or not we're afraid that we're going to die is the number one thing that we will make

00:09:21.780 decisions on. And if we are afraid that we're going to die or be put in some sort of danger,

00:09:26.500 that's going to kick off our fight or flight mechanism, which essentially is, you know,

00:09:31.640 either you're going to fight the situation aggressively, which is what we see when we're

00:09:35.680 seeing people pepper spray one another out in public when they could just easily socially

00:09:41.320 distance, walk around, you know, separate themselves from the people not wearing masks.

00:09:45.420 Instead, they're fighting it aggressively, which is the fight mechanism of that. The other option

00:09:50.340 is of course, to run away in the other direction, to flee from what you think is going to attack

00:09:54.980 you. But you know, what is striking about this for me, Glenn, because the last time I spoke with

00:09:59.620 you, we talked about, you know, white fragility and all of that. And one of the things that I 1.00

00:10:03.260 actually think is so interesting about what's going on with the mask, it is actually mirrors

00:10:08.460 what they talk about in white fragility, which is if someone is saying that I don't feel comfortable

00:10:14.480 wearing a mask for whatever reason, whether it's simply an emotional thing, or it's actually a

00:10:19.300 medical reason that they don't want to wear a mask, that is an individual decision. Whereas,

00:10:24.680 you know, what they argue in white fragility is that individualism is bad, white people are

00:10:28.680 individuals, and that's somehow bad. And I almost feel as though, it's become so politicized,

00:10:34.040 because the two issues have become incredibly conflated. If you look at how people are speaking

00:10:39.880 about these online, you're going to see that people who are pro mask usually tend to be more

00:10:45.700 on the left, people who are anti mask tend to be though, not exclusively more on the right. And

00:10:51.420 and I think that it's really, it's kind of like this perfect storm of nonsense that has descended

00:10:57.240 onto the issue of masks, whereas what what we could be doing is exactly what you just did have a

00:11:03.940 medical discussion where you're hearing from both sides about the effectiveness of it, and approach the

00:11:08.840 situation much more calmly than it's being approached right now. Yeah, it's everything is this, this idea

00:11:17.120 that the science is settled. And if you don't agree with it, you're somehow or another an enemy of all

00:11:24.800 mankind. The science clearly is not settled. The science seems to be leaning in the direction that

00:11:32.280 a mask is better than nothing. But I don't think anybody is taking into account the effects that the

00:11:38.300 media has had on politicizing absolutely everything by blaming everybody who is as ever voted a Republican

00:11:46.780 into office as a bad guy. And everybody like Cuomo, who is a Democrat is a savior. Neither one of those is

00:11:58.300 true. They have told us different things. The science continues to change on this. And for the very first

00:12:05.280 time, we are expected to not respond or not have an opinion. And I think that is the symbol.

00:12:13.700 The mask is the symbol of that feeling of powerlessness that that that I've got a virtue

00:12:21.440 signal when you don't know what the hell you're even talking about. Because I think most people

00:12:26.920 would wear the mask. And they'd just be fine with it. You know, if they can do their part, some won't,

00:12:34.180 I get it. But if it wasn't for this politicization of all of this, if it wasn't that you are somehow or

00:12:43.380 another a horrible human being, it becomes almost a badge of honor to not wear the mask, just as much on the

00:12:51.500 left as it does to wear the mask. 0.73

00:12:54.060 Mm hmm. Yeah, I absolutely agree. And another part of this, too, is that there are legitimate

00:13:00.600 medical reasons why people might not want to wear a mask, whether that has to do with a medical

00:13:05.660 condition where they may struggle to breathe in it or a psychological condition, like if they struggle

00:13:10.200 from depression or anxiety or claustrophobia, there could be absolute reasons why a mask is not the

00:13:15.540 best choice. And, you know, in a civilized society, we would say, well, if you can wear a mask,

00:13:21.240 you should because there are people who can't. But that's not what's happening. We're seeing people

00:13:25.940 who have very legitimate reasons. And by the way, organizations, stores, businesses, they are not

00:13:31.440 allowed to ask what the medical reasons are. That's your private information. And we're seeing these

00:13:37.400 people be turned away or shunned. I mean, I look at the case that happened to Brandon Strzok from the

00:13:42.860 walkaway campaign probably about a month ago is he got kicked off an American airline flight for not

00:13:48.420 wearing a mask. And it created this whole hullabaloo. And I actually talked to him later in the day.

00:13:53.120 And he said, Carlin, they didn't even ask me if I had any sort of medical condition. So we've reached

00:13:58.880 the point where the benefit of the doubt is just not given at all in these scenarios. And instantly,

00:14:04.840 the person who was not wearing the mask is demonized. Yeah. Carlin, thank you so much.

00:14:10.400 We'll talk again, Carlin Borisenko. And, and what she has to say, I think is is so very valuable.

00:14:21.740 I know Pat doesn't wear a mask. And the reason why Pat doesn't wear a mask is because he has

00:14:27.160 severe claustrophobia, severe claustrophobia.

00:14:34.980 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:14:40.400 William Barr is about to testify. We stations are going to be covering his opening statements.

00:14:59.380 Yesterday, Fox News broke the story of his, his opening of his testimony. Yet I, I look,

00:15:09.040 I just searched on Google for, uh, William Barr testimony and, uh, see, I've got, uh, I've got

00:15:17.320 NPR, uh, I've got CNN, the Hill, ABC news, NPR, New York times, New York times, New York post,

00:15:25.580 PBS business insider page two, YouTube slate, the Hill, the Hill time, Washington post, ABC,

00:15:35.680 New York, New York, seven, political, CBS news, page three, ABC, Washington examiner.

00:15:43.960 That's the first one. That's been a conservative, uh, NBC news, the daily beast, CNBC, USA to, uh,

00:15:51.100 USA nine roll call, Axios, Yahoo, VOA news.

00:15:57.120 Still no Fox news report fact check, Chicago tribune, ESPN, C span news week, Detroit news,

00:16:07.180 KBTX, New York, Fox five, W F T, uh, uh, W U F T, W M C a action news five.

00:16:18.820 I mean, we are down to local news.

00:16:20.560 I am on page five, still nothing from Fox news, page six, still nothing from Fox news.

00:16:32.600 This is unbelievable.

00:16:35.220 There it is.

00:16:36.420 Page the end of page six.

00:16:42.000 Wow.

00:16:43.040 And it's a story that's four days old.

00:16:45.200 Uh, wow.

00:16:49.140 If it's interesting trying to get your news, uh, today, especially I thought these surgeons

00:16:54.260 were supposed to get to know you and provide the things that you were looking for.

00:16:59.120 How does it mistake me as not wanting something from a conservative point of view?

00:17:04.460 How's that possible?

00:17:06.180 Well, we're going to give it to you.

00:17:07.620 It's great.

00:17:08.080 It's a straight scoop.

00:17:08.920 You'll be able to hear it live as, uh, William Barr testifies, you know, cause they're,

00:17:14.440 they're trying to impeach him, but, uh, apparently he's going to blow the doors off.

00:17:19.040 It's a Glenn Beck program.

00:17:20.840 Na, na, na, na.

The Glenn Beck Program - July 28, 2020

Best of The Program ｜ Guests： Jason Buttrill & Dr. Karlyn Borysenko ｜ 7⧸28⧸20

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