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Blaze has a new writer on board for a new show, Jason Whitlock, and we talk about the Lebron James leak theory, and fossil fuels are always vilified by companies using fossil fuels. We also talk about how lebron has become the most hated man in all of basketball, and a new idea to make that point with a billboard.
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Welcome to the podcast today we have a big announcement on blaze tv a brand new person
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coming on board for a new show jason whitlock uh he's going to be on the show today talking
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about the new announcement you can get his show on part as part of your blaze tv subscription
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at blaze tv.com slash glenn promo code is glenn you save 10 bucks we also talk about how lebron
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james has become the most hated man in all of basketball not a stunner to me exactly you can
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get your t-shirt at don't be a lebron.com it says don't be an idiot don't be a lebron t-shirts mugs
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everything available at don't be a lebron.com we also get into the lab leak theory and how bad the
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media was trying to cover it or cover it up and fossil fuels are always vilified by companies
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using fossil fuels uh a someone has come up with a brand new idea on how to make that point with a
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billboard i think you're going to appreciate it make sure to subscribe to this podcast and click
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you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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today is the day i am so happy to be able to uh make this announcement i've been waiting
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for this announcement to happen uh anybody who listens to this program or or watches the blaze
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you might have picked up on this direction uh but today the blaze is thrilled to announce
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the addition of a new program on the blaze and a new voice and a new writer jason whitlock
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is now joining uh blaze tv he'll be on with us in about an hour i just wanted to give you there's
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a story written by him on the blaze it's the front page big story first first story uh on the blaze
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dot com uh i urge you to read it i want you to listen to what he said fear is the enemy of truth
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freedom and the american dream i signed a contract to partner with blaze media on a digital media project
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dedicated to pushing back against the corporate supported systematic effort to undermine america
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through racial division and fear i joined blaze media because i wanted to partner with people who
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wouldn't look at me funny when i referred to jesus as part of my journalistic worldview and platform
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i joined blaze media because glenn beck smiled when i said jesus is the only solution for what ails america
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because steve dace wears his faith publicly and so does phil robertson and ali beth stuckey and others
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i want you to know i'm not a sports journalist turned preacher i'm not a finger wagging hypocrite
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looking down on people who don't share my belief i'm a sinner i'm the same guy this is amazing i'm
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the same guy who wrote hilarious galore columns for fox sports i'm the same guy who used to waste his
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time and money drinking carousing inside the spearmint rhino in las vegas tootsies in miami diamond
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joe's in kansas city and magic city in atlanta we should talk about those sins shouldn't we when
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he's on next hour stew i'm someone who knows that in order for me to make better decisions in all
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aspects of my life i need jesus as someone who recognizes that any success i've achieved in a
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30-year career is a byproduct of the values of my grandmother a chinese church in indianapolis my
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parents my siblings and all those things instilled in me as a young boy you're gonna love jason whitlock
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uh he is um he is starting a new program uh and we'll have all of the dales details with him
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coming up in about an hour from now also another announcement uh that i'm very excited about
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conversations with the 45th president it is the american history tour and it is going to be
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hosted by bill o'reilly and bill o'reilly will be joined on stage by president trump it's dubbed the
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history tour president trump will provide a never before heard inside view of his administration
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which will be historical in and of itself the tour will include four dates kicks off in sunrise
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florida december 11th and 12th other events slated for two texas cities houston and dallas
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on december 18th and 19th these will be wonderful but hard-hitting sessions where we will talk about
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the real problems happening in the u.s uh that those fake news media seems to never mention i'll be
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focusing on the greatness of our country something seldom discussed in political dialogue
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if we don't make our country great again we will soon no longer have a country that's from president
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trump and he's going to be working with bill o'reilly uh and this should be very very fun i'm excited to
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talk to him about that and so much more on friday now why is the why is the tour with uh president
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trump and bill o'reilly important some will mock it and they'll say that bill o'reilly he's not a
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journalist yes he is uh bill o'reilly he's just a right-wing hack no he's no he's not no he's not
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uh you can say a lot of things about bill o'reilly and i have uh but a right-wing hack is not one of
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them bill o'reilly uh many times uh has as you know if you ever watched us or listened to us many times
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he disagrees i may be a right-wing hack but he's not um and uh for someone to actually set the record
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straight as a journalist uh with bill o'reilly even though it's only in a theater is important
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because no one else will did you see what happened yesterday uh stew when uh twitter went crazy with
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people saying donald trump is so out of control he was wearing his pants on backwards at his
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latest uh rally no i missed i missed pants on backwards gate oh did you really i did did you
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honestly yeah it was everywhere yesterday the left was claiming that donald trump was where he was so
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out of control that he was wearing his pants on backward he's a private citizen now he can wear his
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pants on backward if he wants to but i assume he was he wasn't wearing his okay he was not wearing
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his pants backward but this is how crazy it has gotten you can have joe biden out there going well
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in the last hundred years it killed a billion people and they don't say a thing donald trump
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comes out and they're like uh let's say he was wearing his pants on backwards and people believe it
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people believe it is so crazy so crazy um what's happening with fauci i know you've been gone for a
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couple of days where are you standing on fauci because i bet it's not the same place i'm at
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uh i mean i just don't i don't know why we're so obsessed with the guy i'm i'm bored with fauci
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frankly um but i you know he's a guy that doesn't have any power of his own on his own uh so he's just
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his power comes from the media largely uh now of course biden has empowered him uh maybe you know
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to make i mean he can't make policy right he can't he's not in a position to make policy so the fact
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that he comes out and makes dumb recommendations on msnbc every three days is not all that interesting
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to me but i do understand why it's important to understand because of his general media influence
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and the positions he's been given by the last couple administrations in that sense it is important
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to understand where his head was at the time i think i think it goes deeper than that are you
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familiar with uh christian anderson yes uh and what's happened with this yeah so scientists so let me give
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a rundown of of this he is a virologist his name is christian anderson he wrote to dr fauci responding
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to an article titled mining coronavirus genomes for clues to the outbreak's origins fauci told
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anderson quote it's uh of interest to the current discussion anderson replied some features do look
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engineered i should mention that after discussion earlier today eddie bob mike and myself all find the
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genome inconsistent with expectations from evolutionary theory so in other words what he's saying here and
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he was a big guy on it came from the lab at the beginning christian anderson big guy on came from
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the lab came from the lab it had to because of evolutionary theory which means it started someplace
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it got into bats then bats some just passed it to another animal and then another animal passed it to
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humans and it changes every time to make it easier well this one went from supposedly bats to humans
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rare not not impossible but rare but then they started looking at it and they started seeing markers that
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were not evolutionary they were they were spliced in it appeared yeah it was spliced in in all of the
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most convenient places if it was going to be engineered through like a gain of function research type of
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situation correct correct correct so he said covet 19 appears to be manipulated in a lab that's when
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fauci says hey we need to talk soon i'll call you the next day fauci sent an urgent email to his deputy
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uh with the subject line important and he wrote hugh it's essential that we speak this morning keep your
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cell phone on read this paper as well as the email i will forward you have tasks today that must be done
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we don't know what those tasks were maybe it was just hey i need some more soap the document attached
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was the sars gain of function pdf so right after one of fauci's trusted scientific advisors suggest
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covet 19 could be man-made while fauci and associates dismiss the possibility as a conspiracy theory
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he shot a research paper concerning the gain of function research which fauci was funding at the
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wuhan institute of variety of virology to his deputy eight weeks later anderson reverses course
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he writes a paper calling into doubt whether covet 19 was engineered he didn't rule it out but he he
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made the apparent consensus earlier muddy now it's interesting because just a couple
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months later anderson would receive the first installment of a five-year grant of nearly two
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million dollars per year the guy who had been receiving the nai funding in the past peter dasik
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uh he was funding the wuhab lab he also received 1.5 million dasik is has been regular rigorous rigorously
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trying to claim that the lab leak possibility is nothing more than a conspiracy theory in fact
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he actually emailed dr fauci to thank him for helping shooting all that down and the i'm sure the funds
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that he was directing to the wuhab wuhan lab had nothing to do with gain of function oh yes it did
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christian anderson has also come out publicly on twitter attempting to put doubt in the lab leak
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theory remember the theory that was the consensus among him and his peers back in january 20th
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he's been on a twitter crusade using the platform to sow lab leak doubt here's where it gets even more
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interesting over the weekend anderson's tweets before march 7th of this year began to disappear
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over 5 000 of his tweets are gone then when people started saying hey he's erasing his history
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something else disappeared his entire blue check twitter account now smoking gun
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you got a lot of things that look bad but is it a smoking gun i don't know i do know that uh barack
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obama outlawed the uh gain of function he said no money is to go to that fauci made sure money
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after trump was elected money went to the gain of function but is denied that any of that money went
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to gain of function he said i gave it to these people and what they did with it i'm not really
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sure i mean i wasn't saying bull crap he was for gain of function he has been for gain of function
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research and and he he is for other labs doing it he was for the wuhan lab doing it by the way
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your dentist has about the same kind of security uh as the bioweapons level two lab had in wuhan uh so
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fauci uh in 2000 i think it was 2012 uh had a uh an opinion paper where he basically outlined
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that he was he understood the huge risks of this our own uh tyler carden here the brit blaze he's a
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great follow on twitter as well uh hit this long before it was being reported in the conservative
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media um and i he put the study out there and that study showed that you know fauci was even new he was
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aware of the of the dangers of this and was and was worried about it and still uh wound up directing
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funds to an organization that was directing funds to uh gain of function research in wuhan uh it is
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a i mean look there's a lot to question here i think and we you're as you point out there's not
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like a smoking gun but there is you know like you want to know what is the reason for the switch in
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opinion it could be right that the scientists had an opinion early on and had the and saw
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expanded information and believes that they their initial opinion was wrong i mean that does happen
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uh but it also it's just you wonder why it's also just a coincidence that he got uh five years of
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funding in his first installment of two million dollars you know just a couple of months after uh
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you know being on record over and over and over again uh saying that that's not true it also could
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be that dr fauci had no idea that eco health alliance uh had funneled six hundred thousand
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dollars to the wuhan institute of virology to study corona by uh coronaviruses in bats something that
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something that fauci wanted desperately to happen which which is weird because it was his group that
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gave eco health alliance the six hundred thousand dollars to the wuhan institute of virology i mean i
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just i i think the guy is uh if we lived in a world where justice actually happened i think this guy might
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end up in jail um because i think he has lied to the american people over and over again and i think
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there was something there was a big cover up uh on this that's my opinion uh we'll watch to see what
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happens and unfortunately uh in the old days you would have to wait for the media to do it well
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thanks to you places like the blaze media and others are on the case and we don't wait around for them
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anymore you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program
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well we have an announcement today that i have been waiting for uh and i am bummed that i'm out of
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town that i can't be there and uh stand shoulder to shoulder with jason whitlock who is now a new
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blaze tv host the host of fearless with jason whitlock jason welcome brother thank you and
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it's awesome to be here uh i've been waiting just as long as you have but uh it finally came together
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the day is finally here yeah so tell us what fearless is why it's going to be different and
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even different really from anything the blaze has ever seen well uh look i don't know the goal
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is going to be the same we're going to be a digital media platform dedicated to promoting
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a culture of fearlessness free speech true seeking and american patriotism and i think that's what
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everybody at the blaze is trying to do we're just going to probably be a little more melanin rich
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as we do it maybe on the surface look a little different uh right okay i think we're all going to
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be or most of us will be united by our faith in god and our belief in country and a belief like that
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hey man this can't go on much farther we can't continue to strip america of what made it great
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and that was our judeo-christian culture and it's being stripped and taken from us and i want to go at
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this boldly and directly and and just point it out and try to uh explain to people that
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our christian faith has been our secret weapon combined with the black african-american journey
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here in america in terms of making america live up to the ideals expressed in the declaration of
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independence in the constitution and so i was talking to a loved one and a family member yesterday
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and that they were saying you know we just need to be taught black history and i'm like no we need
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to be taught american history properly yes and yes because you're separating us from america and that's
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wrong because if america really understood its history and understood the role that african-americans
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have played in making america great in this the greatest human experience uh experiment we've ever
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seen if not for the african-american journey and what people of faith compelled forced america to do
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to live up to our our espoused christian faith and things we said the declaration of independence
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and so we are baked into american greatness and if everybody understood that we'd quit separating
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ourselves along this black white racial divide and understand that we accomplished these things
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together and yes there was pain and there was struggle and there was unfairness but what we
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accomplished over the course of these 250 some odd years is incredible it's unmatched across the globe
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and we need to take pride in that uh the african-american journey does not damn america it it explains america
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and our unprecedented resolve to do better you know i am so glad to uh to hear you talk about we don't need
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to learn african-american history we need to learn american history properly i'm gonna i'm gonna ask you a
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question and i bet you don't know um who is the fallen soldier that is uh credited as the reason
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the uh american revolution started do you know it's not christmas christmas annex yes good good good good
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you got that one most americans might know that one uh who was the african-american that ended
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the uh revolution that was critical and ended it don't know that one
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uh james armistead he was a spy for george washington and he went in and uh uh was undercover
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with the british said i am an escaped slave and oh they're just treating me so horribly
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they believed him he became instrumental in the hierarchy uh as an assistant in the british army
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he got word where cornwallis was going to be he sent it to washington washington was there
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unbeknownst to cornwallis and that's what ended the war we have the ending of that war
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to thank james armistead for ending it and ending the bloodshed by the way the guy who saved the
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american military very early on i think it was at the battle of yorktown uh was peter salem another
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black guy he he took the shot that all americans were running because they were just routing us
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he stood his ground he had one shot left he shot the commander of the british uh army uh in the head
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that stopped them pushing otherwise they would have routed us and we would have had no soldiers left
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there were three examples of american history that revolve around very important black american citizens
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that nobody knows glenn i can't off the top of my head call the name but george washington these guys
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were trapped somewhere and i think it was a smallpox epidemic that ran through them and it was an african
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slave that taught them to cut a wound and uh put the smallpox in the wound it was the first vaccine
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basically and it's there's so our contribution to america's history and ascension is unquestioned
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it's just untaught it's underappreciated uh we think that the left has turned the african-american
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journey into it's all it can only be explained by tragedy it can only be explained by what white
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bigots did to us it it again it it's like weird we haven't been participants in america's greatness
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we've only been participants in suffering and that's a joke and it's it's racist to teach history that
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way uh it's you're basically assigning us to a place where we have no agency we we're less than human
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we're not as courageous we're not as fearless we're not as motivated as anybody else we're just
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victims it's wrong it's got to be untaught people have to black and white people we need to see
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our necessariness of each other that we have made each other great and we've been an incredible
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combination that has slayed the world and and the world realizes that's why they're trying to
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pit us against each other and promote all this racial division so let me let me ask you this the
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journal of american psychoanalytic association just published a peer-reviewed research article
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that says being white is a malignant parasitic like condition it's dangerous discriminatory and a
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perverse mental condition uh the parasitic whiteness has the power without limit force without restriction
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violence without mercy it has a drive to hate and terrorize it easily infiltrates infiltrates even
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groups founded on the protection of individuals and democratic principles and it has no long-term
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or permanent cure what does that's just racism that's in medicine now it's paid for racism and
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propaganda it speaks to to me to china's influence over american culture and all of our institutions
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that i don't believe the people that wrote it believe it but i believe they are benefiting they believe
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they're benefiting by promoting that type of bigotry and nonsense and look the i believe that the globalist
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the elites they prefer china's system of governance and they want us to adopt that and and so look
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and i related to sports and you mentioned lebron james being the most hated nba player or whatever but
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for lebron james when he goes to china he's treated like a king they shower him with affection love money
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adoration blah blah blah and so he thinks what's the matter with china this is great america needs to be
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more like china there are more basketball fans and a there's a more passionate love affair with basketball
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in china than in america and so for lebron james who's worth a half billion dollars or whatever
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china and their system is great and he thinks well why shouldn't that be like it should be like this
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over here in america look how great i'm being treated but the overwhelming majority of americans
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and the overwhelming majority of americans with black skin they're not six foot eight nba stars
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and so i wish we could shrink lebron james down to five ten and send him over to china and see how
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he gets treated when he's not a billionaire nba superstar jason whitlock now officially a blaze tv host
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of fearless you already have uh the apple podcast out uh episode zero what what do people need to do
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to uh uh to find you and make sure that you are growing at a very rapid race uh race rapid pace oh my
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gosh on apple podcasts well they need to go hit that subscribe button provide a rating uh the first
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episode zero is just a conversation between me and uncle jimmy many people know uncle jimmy's my
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sidekick from radio in kansas city and television at fox sports and he's joining with me at uh the blaze
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and the fearless to be my sidekick there he just interviews me in episodes zero we probably go for
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hour hour and 20 minutes but it'll give you an indication of what the show and what the platform
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and what we're trying to accomplish and walks you through some of my history and he asked me questions
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about what's transpired with me the past couple years at fox sports and outkick but go check that
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out it'll just it's just warming you up for the launch of the podcast the official launch on july 6th
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i think is when the first episode will come out we'll do that from here in nashville tennessee uh but
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just hit that subscribe button and leave a comment a rating a remark a review and you know we'll
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keep we'll just get the momentum rolling yeah um and when do you when do you do a tv show do you
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have you announced that when it's july 6th july 6th it'll be on the blaze yeah see we're celebrating
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the july 4th on the 5th because the fourth falls on a sunday and so we're going to start the day after
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our uh independence day celebration and be a great kickoff day
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what a what a great addition you are to the blaze and i'm thrilled jason whitlock formerly of espn of
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fox uh sports and uh what was the other what was the other one i'm sorry i can't remember the last
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one i've been a little everywhere kansas city star yeah yeah for 16 years as a columnist and you know
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i think this is going to be uh the greatest thing i do in in my career because i i think i'm going to
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get to be the full version of jason whitlock and i think anybody that's following knows that you know
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i'm humorous or uh like to laugh uh you know jason people people people say all the time uh at least
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they used to the glenn beck controls all the show do i even know what your show really is have i have
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i talked and played a role in any of that at all not at all other than no you've been the light being
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welcoming that you've been a light in terms of inspiring me and making me look when i came to
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dallas one of those trips and you took me over to the museum and showed me you know original documents
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from thomas jefferson you have no idea what an impact that had on me and just i just think it's
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important for those of us that are believers we got to support each other and and we got to work
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together and we have to be the example that america needs right now and through that you know just by
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services um let me just give you a little bit of of his background he has spoken on energy to the uk house of lords
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states attorney general federal and state judges debated the merits of shale revolution on tv given over 100 talks
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he has undergraduate degree in mechanical engineering at mit graduate work in electrical engineering
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several u.s patents he's worked on fusion energy solar energy and geothermal geothermal energy he grew up
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in california i'm sorry in colorado and is passionate as skiing cycling climber he's an outdoor guy but i'm not
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going to hold that against him welcome to the program chris how are you thanks glenn glad to be here
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very glad to be here okay so tell the audience what you have done with billboards in colorado
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well north face which makes awesome outdoor apparel that i've been using for years uh and they made a
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bunch of jackets for my company two years ago proudly co-branded liberty and north face
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and then this year i don't know why but they changed their policy and another company tried to make
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outdoor jackets from north face with their logo on it and north face chose not to do that saying they
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essentially they didn't want to associate with oil and gas um and i've been for years trying to get
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a real honest dialogue about energy going so we took this opportunity to point out that north face jackets
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are made out of oil and gas almost completely made out of oil and gas so how can you
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choose not to associate with something that's the essential material that you make your equipment out
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of so we put a billboard up saying that and glenn and glenn sorry i'm talking too long but we put up
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a billboard the billboard says that north face puffer looks good on you it's made out of fossil fuels
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thank you and most billboard companies did not want to run that billboard they thought it was
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controversial facebook put a hold on our this brief video just saying the jacket looks good this is what
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it's made of in today's world that is controversial uh and it's uh it's strange that they can hold you
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back from saying the absolute truth you're not saying anything bad about north face you're just saying
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look most of most of the fabrics most of our clothing in the world is made out of fossil fuels it is if
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fossil fuels weren't around today so many millions of people would die almost overnight because your
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medicine a lot of the medicines the capsules all made from uh from petrochemicals uh some of the uh some
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of the things that we put on for fertilizer and and also uh to keep the bugs from eating all of it
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petrochemicals everything if we took petrochemicals out how long would we survive chris
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well likely half of the world would die certainly within a year or two food food production would drop
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60 percent just getting rid of the natural gas that's used to synthesize nitrogen and pesticides
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that's not even counting factories and transport i mean uh tractors and transportation so yeah food
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supply would drop rapidly as grain stocks depleted yeah certainly it would be mass death but i glenn i
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agree very much wait wait wait wait wait wait wait 60 we would be reduced by 60 percent and that's
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not including the transportation that uses fuel that's correct just food production food production
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would drop by 60 percent you're right that the the total impacts would be even worse than that
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because the remaining 40 percent of the food without fossil fuels that would be transported across the
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oceans how would we get it in trucks to towns and villages and trains so yeah the real impact would
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be much worse than 60 percent of humanity dying um so look i love fossil fuels and as you said so nicely
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glenn there's nothing wrong with north face building their clothes out of fossil fuels in fact it's
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fantastic it's they're cheap simple materials that have sort of taken the pressure a little bit off
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growth cotton and wool or the other big natural fabrics of course we couldn't grow cotton and wool
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in the magnitudes we do today without fossil fuels for tractors for shipping for spinning for the
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manufacture of it so my whole point that i think you've made it already is fossil fuels aren't bad they
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aren't hurting the world in fact they're enabling these wonderful lives we have in the modern world
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and we should celebrate that and we should work our butts off so the last third of people living in
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virtual energy poverty can get these modern energy conveniences these modern products so they can have
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the wonderful lives we have that that's the real crisis so when you see things like the green new deal
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it's it's it's it's it's nuts because it won't meaningfully change the energy mix of where we get
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energy from in the world but it will make energy more expensive it will make the electricity grid
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less reliable you know we'll spend trillions of dollars doing it so i think it's hard to make a
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case that really is going to better people's lives um and so that's you know just people tend to be
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naive about energy it's become very political very dogmatic and of course you know what good comes out
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of that when when we think about you know they they talk about a world without fossil fuels you can't
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even you you wouldn't be able to sow without uh fossil fuels the oil that is used in in just lubricating
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uh simple things you wouldn't be able to do these things so when they say a world without fossil fuels
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and we're going to be all on uh you know solar and wind which is nonsense uh
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have you ever heard anyone address what we do besides go back to whale oil
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yeah glenn it's it's just unfortunate it's just a misinformed dialogue and and and to follow up on your
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point it's simply impossible to build a wind turbine or a solar farm without fossil fuels
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there's over a hundred tons of coal inside of every tower of every wind turbine the blades are
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made out of oil and gas they're manufactured in plants about oil and gas they're installed with
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giant cranes powered by diesel and trains that deliver these giant things to assemble them
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so wind power itself couldn't exist without fossil fuels and if you look at the last sort of 20 years
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the world has spent a few trillion dollars on wind and solar a lot of it subsidies some of it real
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investment money but they provide somewhere between two to three percent of world energy
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up for all energy sources solar certainly got a role to play in the world and if any other new
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energy technology comes along fantastic but you're right that this this this sort of naive belief that
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in 10 years or 30 years you know we're going to we're going to spend some trillions of dollars and
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get rid of fossil fuels that's simply unphysical it's simply not going to happen whether it's good
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or bad is a different argument but it's definitely not going to happen do you have um i saw a list once
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and i i don't know where i saw it and i wish i could find it again all of the things that petrochemicals
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are responsible for um it's just there's just the the inventions that would have to be uh uh hatched the
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the patents that would have to be filed the ideas that would have to be completely changed
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the new substance to replace it that has not been invented yet it is almost in everything in our life
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so when we think of fossil fuels we're not just thinking cars oh i i it's very personal to me i
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wouldn't be alive today i never would have celebrated my 14th birthday party if not for oil and gas i'm
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type one diabetic so my pancreas stopped working when i was 13 years old that's a death sentence you've
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got a few weeks maybe a few months throughout all of human history only a hundred years ago because of
00:43:02.680
modern medicine wealth travel for conferences plastics which are essential as you already
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mentioned for making drugs and pharmaceuticals without all those things i never would have got
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to 14 think of the covet think of battling covet all that personal protective equipment all those
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medical gowns and masks and everything they're all made out of oil and gas even the carrier fluid
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in the vaccine itself that's injected into people's arms that is oil and gas so yeah petrochemicals are
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just essential to modern life they're one of the just truly awesome things that come from oil and gas
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independent of energy 15 percent of oil is used in materials not in energy
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so when you put the north face billboards up hey north face north face puffer looks great on you
00:43:55.440
made from fossil fuels thanks uh what was the response have you had any response from north face
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no response from from north face and you know and look i i should say i think north face is more a
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symptom than a cause of this problem you know we just live in a world and think of green new deal
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where people can say just nonsensical things about energy and everyone else will repeat them and
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believe they're true or sort of true and so in kids kids are taught today you know that oil and gas
00:44:29.440
are evil and you know climate change is going to end the world in 10 years it's a crisis kids have
00:44:34.900
nightmares over this and so we're we we're we're preaching a narrative that's just a long way away
00:44:41.320
from reality um we we've just published a report glenn on the liberty website called bettering human
00:44:47.940
lives and it just goes over where does the world get energy what is this issue with energy poverty a
00:44:53.940
third of humans are cooking their daily meals burning wood dung or agricultural waste inside their house
00:45:00.700
or their hut you know this kills millions of people and so and and climate change of course is a real
00:45:06.380
phenomenon but it's a slow-moving relatively modest problem compared to poverty energy poverty
00:45:13.300
malnutrition and a number of other things that the world is making great progress on but if we make
00:45:18.300
energy more expensive and less reliable we're going to slow that progress um so in any case we tried to
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put some perspective around it but perspective or sobriety is very rare in the energy world these days
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unfortunately yeah um you can find that i assume at thank you northface.com
00:45:36.720
um well it's on the it's at the liberty frac.com website um maybe i can put a pointer there to get you
00:45:45.600
from there okay uh liberty frac.com what is it yeah liberty frac.com and the report's called
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chris human lives uh thank you so much i'm sure we will be running into each other again i i love what
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you're doing you know you say it's north face it's just a symptom no every single one of us have uh
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the opportunity and quite honestly the responsibility to not make money off of lies but instead to say
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let's slow down here this is right this is wrong i believe this i believe that but not to further lies
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and and especially to profit off of those lies is ugliness thanks chris i appreciate it
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thanks for your time glenn you and the viewers take care
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