Glenn Beck talks about John McAfee's bizarre interview in exile in the Bahamas, abortion in the third trimester of pregnancy, and the Pope and Bill O'Reilly join him on the show to talk about it.
00:07:21.600And what's the conversation about what to do?
00:07:24.740I mean, yes, you could say maybe one of those options is adoption.
00:07:27.780Doesn't seem like it, though, in the text of this conversation.
00:07:31.560He's saying we may or may not resuscitate him, basically, on what the mother decides she wants to do, which is crazy.
00:07:38.080That's not what happens with human beings.
00:07:40.240You know, the mother doesn't get to choose whether to resuscitate their children or not.
00:07:43.920Especially when a woman, you're telling me that any human, any human that has gone through something as traumatic as just childbirth and everything went well, does anyone think they're thinking straight?
00:08:02.620And in theory, like in this example, which is a heavily deformed baby that's struggling, it would be even more emotional, though it does not seem to be limited to that.
00:08:12.660He's using that as the most emotionally pleasing example to the audience, that it's a very deformed baby, which is a whole other bag of worms there.
00:09:06.020And health of the mother was written up in row, and it was written up vaguely, which is why it's been a problem.
00:09:11.280However, it was redefined and made more specific by a case after this, which was Doe versus Bolton, another case they went through.
00:09:18.200And this is how it's defined and used in the law.
00:09:20.220Quote, all factors, physical, emotional, psychological, familial, and the woman's age, relevant to the well-being of the patient.
00:09:28.500So you need to come up with an excuse that's affecting your health that falls into the category of all factors.
00:09:39.340Anything that can possibly be a factor that could possibly talk about your health.
00:09:43.600And this is what happened in the last clip we played the other day, which was them talking about one of the factors being the pain of childbirth.
00:09:51.440If there's emotional stress while you're giving birth, that's enough to say, you know what, abort this thing.
00:09:56.200If you are somebody who says that's a handicapped child, I can't deal with it, they'll kill it.
00:10:39.080And so let's, the realistic thing is what is happening here is they're trying to make it possible for a woman to do it at any point without having to say it's abortion on demand.
00:10:47.260They could still say it's health, but it's all you have to do is come up with any reason that factors into any level of your health.
00:10:54.220So all factors is legitimately the quote.
00:11:05.920I mean, really, it's to the point of any excuse that you feel as a woman is going to affect your health in any way is enough to kill a baby at, you know, five seconds before birth.
00:11:14.840By the way, um, the, the Virginia governor said, and you know, more than just one doctor.
00:11:21.340Uh, no, actually the law says that it doesn't even have to be a doctor.
00:11:33.460I don't know if the Virginia one has it.
00:11:34.960The Virginia one may have, uh, as proposed a doctor.
00:11:38.040So, but just to be, again, these are all laws that are passing at the same time that are all very similar.
00:11:42.900There are some nuances between them, but the bottom line is they are trying to push this as far as possible.
00:11:51.280And, you know, maybe beyond it, I think we would all say, you know, you, they bring up choice all the time and we would all say in theory, left, right.
00:11:58.620Everybody would say after birth, that's not choice, right?
00:12:01.820Like we all realize this is a, this is a baby and it would be murder.
00:12:04.800It's every, every law in America, at least at this point would cover that.
00:12:09.500And, and the idea is like, let's say we were in, we're on talk radio.
00:18:55.420Obviously, obviously Cortez is not, well.
00:18:58.520Okay, I can't say she's not that stupid, but I don't have verification.
00:19:05.780Over the past decade, we've been privy to a golden age of marketing and advertising and publicity,
00:19:11.600and we've seen some pretty impressive campaigns that, without them, the brands we know of today might not still be around.
00:19:19.680Apple dared us to be the crazy ones, followed it with Think Different, and Apple exploded.
00:19:25.180Tinder created their dating app and then sent their co-founder directly to college frats and sororities all over the country to kick it off.
00:19:33.300Which brings me to another bold marketing campaign.
00:19:36.240A guy who has decided to run for president of the United States, and his campaign slogan is,
00:21:23.040Right now, on the 22nd of January, the IRS convened a grand jury charging myself, my wife, Janice, and four of my campaign workers with unspecified crimes.
00:21:37.760But we were the subject of the grand jury.
00:21:39.540I found, I found out about it way in advance and was verified by two of my lawyers who had received subpoenas.
00:21:47.140I'm not sure it was legal that they, they sent me information that they, you know, that they had been subpoenaed.
00:21:52.640One was a real estate attorney and another was a trust attorney.
00:21:55.700So on the 22nd, they did, in fact, convene a grand jury.
00:23:47.960We had no income taxes prior to the Civil War, and suddenly in 1913, this monumental weight is dropped on our shoulders where we now have to work for the government for a period of time every year.
00:24:04.520I mean, that's basically slavery, and this is a libertarian, well, sort of an extreme libertarian view.
00:24:10.780I was going to say, I mean, I'm a libertarian, and I don't like income tax, and I want it cut, and I want it reversed, and I agree with you on 1913.
00:24:37.980So you are on the run, and what was striking to me is I watched your first video from the yacht, and you laid out your case and why you were leaving, and you said you were going to Venezuela.
00:24:51.500And you were the first to come to mind when I saw the riots in Venezuela and what's coming.
00:24:57.920You said you were going to run your presidential campaign, which we'll get to here in a second, from Venezuela.
00:25:41.800I've been here dozens of times before.
00:25:43.760I know everyone, and I have a Bahamian attorney who will, if the IRS tries to extradite me, who will hear my case.
00:25:55.600All U.S. extradition treaties exclude political crimes or crimes that might be politically motivated.
00:26:05.280Now, if this is not a politically motivated crime, I don't know what it is.
00:26:08.960I've been doing keynote speeches all over the world saying that when privacy coins and distributed exchanges mesh together and people begin to use them, governments will no longer be able to collect income taxes.
00:26:26.680Unless everybody is honest and said, yeah, I made, you know, $300 million this year, which I do not believe.
00:26:33.160So, and I further say, and this is a good thing.
00:26:37.160And then I go on to say there is nothing the governments can do about it.
00:26:41.240There is no physical, mathematical, legal way to stop this from happening.
00:26:52.680I don't believe in income taxes, so, of course, this is good.
00:26:55.980Well, the IRS does believe in income taxes.
00:26:59.160And I am the tallest tree in the forest yelling.
00:27:01.780So, they figure if they cut me down, it will send a wave of fear throughout the rest of the cryptoverse.
00:27:10.360In any case, my Bahamian attorney says, no problem.
00:27:12.580Okay, well, I mean, your Bahamian attorney, I'm not necessarily buying into because you said you were into disinformation.
00:27:20.780And the story you tell us about being in the Bahamas is exactly what someone would say, trying to disinform that you were off the coast of Venezuela.
00:27:49.500I ran in 2016 on the Libertarian banner.
00:27:54.040I don't think any candidate was serious.
00:27:56.240Do you actually believe, sir, that any Libertarian had a chance of winning in 2016 or would have a chance of winning in 2020?
00:28:04.900I actually do, but not the, I actually do, but not the way this, the system is working now and the candidates that they, they necessarily run.
00:28:15.680But even if they ran, if Jesus himself, the two-party system, which controls everything, just won't allow it.
00:28:24.780Well, I have to tell you that if it was Jesus, he actually controls everything.
00:28:28.260So, I think he'd be in the short circuit.
00:28:30.400But other than Jesus, you may be right.
00:29:55.520So, I mean, I think that we are on the verge of profound change in everything, in governments, in borders, in money, finance, technology, communication.
00:30:11.140Everything is going to change by 2030.
00:31:05.700I mean, we are given baby food by our government, laced with some sort of strange hallucinogenic, which makes us believe everything we're told.
00:31:34.760You made a statement, I think, about a year ago about having your way with a whale.
00:31:40.960And was that just a shock thing, or is that real?
00:31:46.840Please, God, would you consider how on earth would a person, I mean, and the whale I described was a humpback, you know, 70,000 pounds, 50 feet long.
00:31:59.720How would you actually accomplish that, and why?
00:32:11.880God almighty, sir, if I was going to have sex with an animal, I think the whale would be the last I would choose, and I have no interest in any animal.
00:33:07.960But a basic digital ghettoization to where you can talk all you want, but you're behind a wall created by Google, Facebook, Yahoo, or, you know, any of these players.
00:33:21.200And I also see this merging of mainstream media along with government and these big corporations.
00:34:50.760Because no matter how crazy someone is, who is the judge of that insanity?
00:34:56.420I mean, as someone who is self-knowledgeable to the point that they accept all of the bad things about themselves, speak openly about them, have no lies, they are completely honest with everybody, they sound crazy if you think about it.
00:35:15.400I mean, at a dinner party, people are all protected and dressed up and have a facade, and there's someone wandering around talking about things that you would never dream of talking about in public.
00:35:25.720Now, is that person crazy or just self-aware?
00:39:40.540He's saying, you know, if we really, the state of Virginia, the commonwealth of Virginia,
00:39:46.400if we don't really want to get involved, whether a mother and a doctor don't believe the baby deserves to live,
00:39:58.780well, you know, we're going to let that baby lie on a hospital bed,
00:40:07.960and we're going to let the doctor drill a hole in its head because we think maybe the deformity or maybe the whatever it may be that we knew about,
00:40:22.620we already knew about that, well, we decided we don't get to do that.
00:42:19.540So in New York, the Roman Catholic governor of the state signs a law that says you can now do what the governor of Virginia wants to do in New York.
00:42:33.460And we will not prosecute you no matter what you do.
00:42:38.640So you remember this guy, guys, now the movie about him in Pennsylvania, an abortion doctor was basically birthing the babies and killing them.
00:42:47.040That's how he was doing it, because he was so incompetent.