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00:00:00.000 hey the podcast today good one stew yes really good very good yeah really good cheryl atkinson

00:00:05.840 is uh with us uh barry loudermilk he is the uh congressman from georgia he gives us an update

00:00:12.780 on what's happening in georgia by the way if you missed last night's tv show i went over the

00:00:17.860 candidates in georgia for the senate holy cow i'm gonna go over them on radio tomorrow and on the

00:00:23.680 podcast tomorrow but oh my gosh they are so extreme so extreme and i was surprised to hear an

00:00:32.980 appearance today by andrew cuomo yeah he was on the show wow that was it was uh it was really really

00:00:40.680 good andrew cuomo you don't want to miss it and we also talk about uh nancy pelosi she's going to be

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00:01:35.900 we have uh barry laudermilk on uh from georgia i did a special last night uh on the uh the the georgia

00:01:48.980 revote now it's happening what is it january 5th or 5th uh and it's for all of the marbles

00:01:57.240 all of the marbles if the republicans only win one you're going to lose mitt romney i mean

00:02:05.080 you know we should take guns away mitt's there he's like yeah yeah murkowski collins yeah i mean

00:02:13.520 you lose one and you're at a tie and then kamala you have to have both of them and even then it's

00:02:22.720 risky if we lose these uh two senate seats in georgia i there's nothing holding them back from changing

00:02:32.020 everything barry laudermilk is uh with us now hi barry hey glenn how are you doing good congressman

00:02:39.660 from uh georgia uh first of all uh give me a give me a rundown on what's happening in georgia with the

00:02:45.980 recount and the trump case well you know the recount was going back and doing a hand recount we have

00:02:53.060 machine voting in georgia which you go up to electronic machine you you make your choice then

00:02:58.720 it prints a hand a hard copy ballot this is the first major election we've had that has had that

00:03:04.140 option which i fought for for years to be able to have a hard copy ballot so that that hard copy

00:03:10.240 comes out of the machine you look at it you verify yes these are the people i voted for

00:03:14.020 uh then they run it through a counting machine and it goes into a box so part of the hand recount

00:03:20.260 was not just taking the electronic total but actually counting those ballots the good news out of that was

00:03:27.980 the the uh in-person voting uh that the machines produced was accurate there wasn't uh some vote

00:03:35.300 switching on that part and the reason that's such good news is because the majority of trump voters

00:03:40.460 came out and voted in person either early or on election day so and is that the dominion system

00:03:46.600 that that is the dominion system that's good news so yeah so the good news is the dominion system did

00:03:53.100 work the issue we're having is with the absentee ballots now the recount is going to go through

00:03:58.540 trump is going to cut into biden's lead when it comes out uh but it's not going to put trump back on top

00:04:05.440 because they're just counting these ballots now we do have these mostly are absentee ballots that went

00:04:12.680 from biden i mean it unbelievable number and when i say unbelievable i mean an unbelievable number of

00:04:19.040 absentee ballots went to biden and so the issue is going to be challenging were any of those ballots

00:04:25.660 illegal or fraudulent and so we're actually having some people some people i personally know have

00:04:32.100 filed affidavits saying that they have seen boxes of ballots that were pristine these are absentee ballots

00:04:39.460 in other words they had never been folded to where they would have been going into an envelope

00:04:43.980 um there were no creases and in fact the uh where you fill out the little bubble for your choice was

00:04:50.840 so perfect it appeared now i'm just quoting what they're saying appeared that it may have been

00:04:55.600 run through a printer or a machine so we do have several counts of that going through so and i talked

00:05:02.100 to some people today who said yes these people have filed affidavits and i personally know one of them

00:05:07.680 and she is not a conspiracy type person and so uh there's numbers of those and that's the trick is

00:05:13.880 getting to those ballots so we can actually and and i'm not just saying this so trump will win i think

00:05:20.360 it's it's extremely important that trump gets another four years but it's more important that we have an

00:05:26.540 election system of integrity yeah we have to trust it most important thing okay so so um i don't know if

00:05:34.780 you uh saw our uh our messages yesterday but we know that the whistleblower has come forward in a

00:05:42.520 sworn affidavit detailing a clerical error at the polling center in dekalb county um he says over a

00:05:49.740 thousand votes were given to biden that shouldn't have um and it's uh you know it's one thing to hear

00:05:56.640 about him and another thing to hear him right straight from the people that saw it two questions on this

00:06:02.220 uh one of my researchers went and was poking around and just seeing what he had said etc and found it

00:06:12.200 incredibly easy to unmask this uh whistleblower uh and and his address and everything and i think that is

00:06:23.760 i think he's in danger is there a way to protect this guy's identity because the state's not doing it

00:06:31.840 right and there needs to be because back when all the riots were happening uh we had somebody you

00:06:38.760 know the term doxing i had my home address doxed by someone right and so um fortunately they didn't

00:06:45.420 get it exactly right but we do know some of those nefarious people with various groups were trying to

00:06:52.740 figure out where i live when and and you know to an element unfortunately you have to expect that when

00:06:59.520 you're in a position such as i'm in or you're in you know that is very public but when a citizen who

00:07:05.560 simply needs to do their civic duty um it gets could get that kind of threat yes we have to be able to

00:07:12.800 protect these people in in one way or the other and that's something that i think the state legislature

00:07:16.900 is going to have to look at in the meantime i think um you know law enforcement is going to have

00:07:21.880 to provide some level of protection to them the problem is if you're in a strongly democrat-run

00:07:26.300 county with a democrat sheriff i know in today's day and time you just can't trust that and i hate

00:07:32.100 to say that but it's uh it we're that divided right now as a nation all right let's go to the

00:07:37.820 georgia secretary of state this is a uh a republican uh he spoke to npr yesterday about the vote recount

00:07:45.220 in the senate runoff elections he says lindsey graham pressured him to reject absentee ballots he said

00:07:52.620 it's clear from his conversation with graham that trump and graham don't understand the laws in

00:07:57.660 georgia uh loffler and purdue have demanded his resignation what's happening with this guy

00:08:05.680 i really don't know he came out yesterday and called uh congressman doug collins a colleague of

00:08:14.440 mine a friend of mine he's a very uh one of one of the people that i have a lot of admiration for

00:08:19.560 called him a liar and i think that's unbecoming of a uh of somebody in his position to to get to

00:08:25.760 that level i saw some of the things uh or some of the statements that uh lindsey graham made and i

00:08:31.400 don't interpret them the way that the secretary of state does i what i saw lindsey graham saying

00:08:35.800 is we want you to do your job and investigate these allegations of fraudulent voting we have to know

00:08:43.980 look you can't get evidence until you investigate and i think part of the frustration is people are

00:08:50.260 coming out saying there's no evidence of broad you know widespread fraud well you don't know because

00:08:55.720 you haven't investigated you don't get evidence until you investigate you get circumstantial evidence

00:09:01.680 or some probable cause i mean there's plenty of that out there we have affidavits well you can't get

00:09:07.040 to the hard empirical evidence until you investigate and i think that's what lindsey was getting at is look

00:09:12.280 we want you to put politics aside and want you to get down to the you know the to the bare knuckles

00:09:18.180 of hardcore investigating because we have to be able to trust this and as you said earlier the future

00:09:25.720 the future of this nation is riding on the back of two senate races in georgia right now we have to

00:09:31.260 get it right so we're looking at what the polls say and i don't know if i believe polls but what the

00:09:38.600 polls say is a dead heat between americans and marxists uh i did a special last night that's up

00:09:48.040 on youtube or on blaze tv you have to watch it um to get some perspective of who these people are that

00:09:55.920 are running against the republicans i mean one of them is absolutely jeremiah right just jeremiah

00:10:03.040 my right um and uh is is it really tied is it that close how do you know i mean i had a national

00:10:13.260 pollster that this is in the conservative realm sitting in my office yesterday and he basically

00:10:19.220 said we did a terrible job polling and it's like we they don't know how to poll in fact he said well

00:10:26.140 the problem is the trump voters wouldn't talk to us well what do you expect you know it's like

00:10:32.860 if they we under polled the trump supporters because we don't know who they are and i mean there was a

00:10:37.500 lot of excuses the pollsters can't get this right and if you think there was distrust before the

00:10:43.100 presidential election there's going to be more distrust of pollsters and major news outlets now than

00:10:49.580 there was before and i mean you know i think you're going to see a resurgence of people uh going to

00:10:56.000 news sites like the blaze and newsmax and some others away from some of the more traditional that

00:11:02.640 we considered uh conservative yeah can you assure the american people that this next election in georgia

00:11:09.800 is going to be safe monitored counted right

00:11:14.120 i desperately want to do that glenn i've got to see how how desperate our secretary of state

00:11:24.480 wants that to be as well and how much effort we're going to put in fighting this i believe

00:11:29.900 there is going to be uh there's uh and i've talked to some members of the georgia legislature who want to

00:11:35.560 act quickly to make some changes but they're not going to apply to this election the only way that

00:11:40.220 we're going to know that this election is conducted honestly and with integrity with with a lot of

00:11:46.340 people having access to monitor the election process and we're going to have more than we did before

00:11:53.100 good citizens who care about this nation who who care less about the outcome than they do an honest

00:12:00.720 election system and you're actually you're absolutely right both of the democrats running for

00:12:05.540 uh senate they are socialist marxist in fact the one you were talking about who is ideal idolizes um

00:12:12.820 reverend wright as a prophet recently came out and said that abortion aligns with christian values it's

00:12:20.580 biblical i'm like i can't find that in the box no he also says jesus was a marxist so you know he was

00:12:27.260 for socialism so and a palestinian he wasn't a jew he was a palestinian um uh barry i appreciate it

00:12:34.100 one last thing just a personal note uh we we know how to contact the the whistleblower but we don't

00:12:43.580 want to freak them out we can protect their identity but we'd love to share that story uh from the

00:12:50.940 horse's mouth with voice disguising etc etc uh would you mind uh reaching out so it's not a scary thing

00:13:01.580 and just seeing if there's an interest so we can call them because again we don't want to freak them

00:13:07.440 out right yeah we'll be glad to work with you on that glenn to see what we can get and um i'm hoping

00:13:13.940 i'm working on some other i can't divulge what it is right now but there are some other uh recordings

00:13:20.000 that may be of interest for us to get out as well but we'll be glad we'll be glad to work with you on

00:13:24.980 yeah good thank you barry loudermilk uh congressman from georgia appreciate it barry thank you

00:13:30.600 all right thanks glenn keep up the good work if you are ready for some really great news

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00:14:39.060 justin my man how are you i'm doing great glenn how are you uh well i was doing better when i was

00:14:59.620 apparently living in a fantasy world that america was rejecting socialism

00:15:04.280 right yeah you know i actually think that the the 2020 election was there is a lot of really

00:15:15.340 positive stuff that came from that without question and i think that in many moderate districts and i

00:15:22.360 think that in obviously in conservative districts they still are rejecting socialism but what we're

00:15:27.080 seeing what i think the research that we're about to discuss shows very clearly is that in the

00:15:32.940 democratic strongholds socialists are taking over the far left is taking over and that isn't just a

00:15:39.420 theory anymore i think there's real data behind it i mean when you look at the list you compiled

00:15:44.380 you look at connecticut good heavens it's going to become the soviet union soon um i yeah i i i want to go

00:15:54.580 over how you picked who was a marxist socialist you based it on uh people that were endorsed by our

00:16:02.460 revolution democratic socialists of america and progressive democrats of america tell me who

00:16:07.700 these three organizations are right well these these are three of the largest very far left

00:16:14.160 organizations they're they're all well-funded democratic socialists of america that's the

00:16:18.960 largest socialist organization in the united states they're not a political party they're a socialist

00:16:23.740 organization that helps with fundraising and helps with getting candidates passed and they hold

00:16:29.520 conventions and do stuff like that our revolution was started by bernie sanders and people from the

00:16:34.960 bernie sanders presidential campaign from 2016 to help win more progressive seats in congress um and

00:16:42.640 they've expanded their efforts out into the states and progressive democrats of america they've been around

00:16:47.760 um since the early 2000s doing very similar kinds of things these are the this is the aoc crowd i think

00:16:54.920 people need to think of it like that in order to be endorsed by one of these groups you have to support

00:16:59.420 the green new deal medicare for all those kinds of policies right um the democratic socialist america

00:17:04.940 reject an international economic order sustained by private uh profit uh they all pretty much uh do

00:17:13.160 they're they are talking about giant government controls on just about everything so you took the people

00:17:20.620 that they endorsed and you looked at it and what did you find so we tracked 266 races across the country

00:17:32.140 uh my colleague and i chris talgo at heartland we spent a tremendous amount of time pouring over the

00:17:37.300 data and making sure that we got this right out of the 266 races um there were 200 legislative state

00:17:44.280 legislative seats that we tracked 60 u.s house races and six u.s senate races and what we found was that

00:17:51.320 in and it's just absolutely astounding 90 percent actually slightly more than 90 percent of all of these

00:17:58.940 races were won by the socialist far left progressive candidate 90 percent it's absolutely shocking um and when

00:18:08.020 you take those numbers and you compare it to what we found in 2018 when we did this exact same analysis

00:18:13.740 there were only 80 between 80 and 90 races that were uh candidates that were endorsed by these same

00:18:21.000 groups and the those candidates in 2018 only 40 percent of them were successful and at the time i thought

00:18:27.500 that was incredible but then they went from 40 percent in 2018 to 90 percent success rate just two years

00:18:34.260 later and they had many more candidates 200 more candidates essentially so this is this is just absolutely

00:18:40.900 astounding so how many of them are open and how many are uh closeted if you will oh i think that

00:18:51.180 they're all open i think that that's how i think that's the only way you can be endorsed um and to give

00:18:57.120 you some sense of who these people are because remember a lot of these people 200 of them are state

00:19:02.740 legislative candidates so not a lot of people know about them uh there's this person taylor small

00:19:09.140 who's a state rep in in vermont um this there this person is the first openly transgender legislator

00:19:17.900 in vermont to be elected they um support having a universal health care uh for the state of vermont

00:19:25.780 they support housing as a human right um ending the ability for for landlords to evict people who refuse to pay

00:19:34.240 their rent um obviously your standard increasing the minimum wage and all of that stuff but also

00:19:40.600 banning all fossil fuel infrastructure which i think is gas stations and i don't know roads is that

00:19:46.900 does that qualify i'm not really sure the funding the police uh it goes on and on and on this is this

00:19:53.120 is a snapshot i think of what your average candidate that's in this list is like and then all of the

00:19:59.580 famous people that you think of as well rashida talib ilan omar alexandria kazoo cortez they're all on

00:20:06.600 this list in addition to these state legislative races what amazes me is i looked at all the states

00:20:13.660 and the one that is overwhelming especially for size you know california has a lot of people but

00:20:19.700 um and you expect it from california connecticut has i don't even know 40 of these people and only one

00:20:29.980 lost it i mean that's right is i mean i've always known that connecticut was you know big government

00:20:39.500 uh but but not marxist socialist what what's happening in connecticut right well i think what

00:20:47.460 connecticut shows very clearly is the strategy for the far left is working incredibly well and and

00:20:55.700 what i mean by that is this destroy it destroy a state and win elections well well sort of but i

00:21:04.400 actually think that if you look at what happened in 2018 only 40 of the candidates were successful

00:21:10.480 now 90 of the candidates are successful and they actually ran candidates in fewer states this time

00:21:16.860 around than they did last time even though they have way more candidates so what that tells you

00:21:21.260 is is that they went out of their way to target districts that they knew the democrat would win

00:21:27.080 no matter what and if you look at the average not just margin of victory but the average result

00:21:33.260 the average result is that that candidates these socialist candidates that were endorsed by these

00:21:38.780 various groups won by more than 20 percentage points in every one of these races so that means that

00:21:45.140 they targeted districts that they knew no matter who the candidate was as long as they had a d next

00:21:51.200 to their name they were going to win and so i think connecticut is actually a perfect illustration of this

00:21:57.540 strategy because connecticut is your traditionally establishment democrat state long-time establishment

00:22:04.120 democrats that have been there forever and what they did was they targeted those establishment candidates

00:22:08.800 they kicked them out they put socialists they primaried them out they put socialist candidates in

00:22:13.600 and then they won because the person going to the voting booth on election day they don't know who

00:22:18.020 their state rep is going to be they don't care they vote for the democrat and that's why they were so

00:22:22.660 successful i think and and if they take the strategy and they apply it all throughout the country

00:22:27.740 they are going to absolutely take over the democratic party i think it's already starting to happen and

00:22:32.800 so you have 11 of 15 ran in texas 11 1 11 that's right in texas that's right right and i think it's the

00:22:45.460 same strategy right it's it's you find the districts in texas that are going to vote for democrats no

00:22:51.200 matter what you kick out those more establishment long-time candidates or incumbents in many cases and then

00:22:59.040 you put the far left people in the in in those places and if you actually go to the our revolution

00:23:04.140 website they explain that this is the strategy they're not hiding it they call it um uh stacking

00:23:10.400 the bench they call it filling out the bench and by bench they mean these state legislative races and

00:23:16.860 local elections city council county races those kinds of things this is the future of the democratic

00:23:22.960 party they know that the vast majority of people in congress right now were once a state lawmaker

00:23:28.700 most people don't realize that but it's true and so if you can get these radicals fill out the bench

00:23:35.180 at the state level and local level those are going to be your congressmen that's your fine that's your

00:23:40.220 farm team that's right uh all right justin i i want to ask you one more thing on socialists and then i

00:23:46.600 want to take a break and come back about the great reset um but on the the socialists i mean they're

00:23:52.960 moving forward globally with this green new deal the uk just said no gasoline no diesel uh none of those

00:24:03.600 cars are to be sold by 2030 that's nine years from now yeah and and this is a huge part of what

00:24:14.860 the um what the socialist movement is is embracing but also it's part of their strategy here in the

00:24:22.060 united states all over the world to take over the energy industry and to use climate change as the

00:24:27.740 excuse for not just taking over the energy energy industry but taking over virtually everything and

00:24:33.000 you're gonna you know we'll talk about that with the great reset but that's what the great reset that's

00:24:36.720 one of the core uh arguments for the great reset from the people who are pushing is that we have to

00:24:42.940 radically transform society in order to save us from global warming can you can you stop all i mean

00:24:50.700 california is doing this as well at the same time they're beating up on elon elon musk i mean

00:24:58.480 you need another product if you're nine years away from banning diesel and uh and gasoline engines

00:25:07.620 yeah well of course look there is absolutely no logical scientific way that you can do what

00:25:17.520 they're calling for doing you can't transition the united states away from fossil fuels in 10 years

00:25:22.440 it is literally impossible nine it's not nine nine right sorry nine years nine years that's right

00:25:28.000 it's not possible there's no way to do it but they don't care because it isn't really about

00:25:33.620 transitioning the united states away from fossil fuels the goal is really to take over as much of

00:25:38.820 the economy as you possibly can and we'll figure out the details later on that doesn't really matter

00:25:43.840 that's the real goal here you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:25:52.500 so there's a new book coming out it is released next week but it's available for pre-order now

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00:26:14.460 or even a gift for yourself uh for christmas this is it it is a really good i can't speak from uh

00:26:21.820 current experience experience i can speak for past experience you are telling the truth when it comes to

00:26:29.720 how the media and how our information is getting to us uh in a way that nobody else either cares or

00:26:37.100 has the courage to do uh and i can't thank you enough for that uh the name of the book is slanted

00:26:44.360 how the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism and i want to stop there

00:26:49.380 the news media taught us to love censorship

00:26:52.560 well if it's quite brilliant if you think about it i started tracing this in the smear the last book

00:27:01.320 and i finish in this one but in 2016 prior to 2016 it may be hard to remember there was no movement

00:27:10.500 or public sentiment saying please curate our information and fact check it and censor it and

00:27:18.160 tell us what to think this was unheard of and as i said this was started with a speech president

00:27:24.400 obama gave at carnegie mellon in 2016 that suggested and i remember hearing it thinking what

00:27:29.940 that suggested somebody needed to step a step in and curate our information on the internet in this

00:27:37.000 wild wild west media environment and i'm thinking well nobody has ever asked for that and pretty soon

00:27:43.440 david brock of media matters took credit for convincing facebook to do the first what i call

00:27:48.080 fake fact checks of information to try to shape public opinion and it took off from there but

00:27:53.420 they had to convince us that we wanted it they had to create a market for it they couldn't just

00:27:58.700 force it down our throat so there was a lot of propaganda to insist that all of this fake news

00:28:04.900 which was a liberal invention before donald trump took it over but that we were all being victimized by

00:28:11.380 fake news and that someone needed to step in and and help us out and make sure we didn't see

00:28:16.300 certain studies and opinions and viewpoints but again this is a relatively new phenomenon

00:28:21.140 and i i don't think your listeners literally love censorship no but they have convinced us

00:28:27.900 as a population to sort of embrace and tolerate these you know fact checks and whatever you want

00:28:35.280 to call them the curating the media literacy efforts and so on which i think are extremely dangerous

00:28:39.900 you know if they if they believed and i always come back to thomas jefferson he said trust the

00:28:45.560 american people uh they'll most likely get it wrong from time to time but they will figure it out in the

00:28:52.080 end and correct their mistakes uh and i don't think anybody in power believes in the american people

00:28:59.080 anymore uh and so they they go and they censorship because we're too we're just too stupid to figure

00:29:08.160 it out i think may i just may i differ a bit yes i think that they worry that we're not stupid they

00:29:15.000 worry that we're going to form the conclusion if we hear certain information that they don't want us

00:29:20.040 to have and they can't let that happen and i i saw that that you know sentiment inside newsrooms where

00:29:26.360 people were starting to censor certain stories because they didn't like the takeaway they thought

00:29:30.860 people would have if they heard all the information just the facts so well that's even that's even more

00:29:37.200 evil and so you think that's the prevailing uh attitude well and i think that's why we're seeing the

00:29:45.780 censorship in social media the internet it's not to protect us it's not really to sort through what's

00:29:50.300 correct try to keep us from seeing fulsome information on things that certain political and

00:29:55.940 corporate interests don't want us to see so you have we we if if they believed in the free press

00:30:03.020 and they thought you know some people may not want to see these things you would just release your

00:30:08.040 algorithm and allow us to adjust it i don't want to see this i don't want to see that i you know

00:30:13.560 that's that's that's the way you do it what they're actually saying is if you think about it

00:30:19.060 the people at twitter the nameless faceless people for example at twitter and facebook who censor

00:30:24.640 information who are in no position to be experts on any of these things that they are claiming to be

00:30:30.160 you know expert over what they're saying is they have the information they want to be able to see

00:30:36.120 it they have seen it they just don't want you to see it and and that's the problem they don't trust

00:30:41.680 you to make the same sorts of decisions and judgments that they made because you might not

00:30:45.440 make the right ones or the ones they want you to make so cheryl can you look into i hate to ask you

00:30:55.500 to do this but can you look into the future because i can't tell you i mean i have members of my own

00:31:01.080 family who says say you're freaking out about nothing nobody is going to be censoring you're not

00:31:08.300 going to be you know thrown down a rabbit hole i i believe there's a good shot that in a year or two

00:31:15.960 uh if that it would start with the pressure just like they've learned with the media matters a

00:31:22.860 pressure on our sponsors uh to drive them all away okay as long as we have the audience we're set for

00:31:30.480 that because we have a subscription uh service um but they're going to just keep battling and battling

00:31:37.340 and wearing us down and if you have control of the fcc you know depending on how radical they

00:31:45.840 want to get they could shut voices down do you see that coming yes i mean i see that we're already

00:31:54.520 there in many respects and adam carolla the entertainer spoke of this with me in a last couple

00:32:01.780 of weeks you can see that segment at fullmeasure.news the replay but he's a hollywood

00:32:07.160 guy stand-up comic and so on who said he saw this cancel culture coming where people were going to be

00:32:12.920 bullied and not he saw a future where he wasn't going to be able to work in hollywood in the

00:32:18.040 traditional sense because he speaks his mind and doesn't go along with the narratives so he created

00:32:23.360 this bubble i mean i think to some degree you've you've done that or tried to do that where he's

00:32:28.980 outside of the ability to be canceled like the way he he has his own he owns his studio he produces his

00:32:34.580 own films he doesn't rely on the platforms where he can be be platformed and canceled and you know

00:32:41.040 people are looking more and more for ways to do that that's why rumble and parlor and these you know

00:32:46.700 alternate tech platforms are i think increasing in popularity or at least interest well we are the

00:32:54.020 blaze which i created for this time i just found out yesterday we are the largest subscription

00:33:00.580 right-leaning uh subscription uh company in the world uh which is shocking to me uh but it has been

00:33:13.500 as long as we have the audience but the way these algorithms work and the way they're they're starting

00:33:22.480 to talk about you know lists and everything else that'll freak people out i mean you're already on a list

00:33:29.540 if you're listening you're already on a list um but the pressure that is going to come

00:33:36.140 if these radicals actually take charge is terrifying well you know just i think people need to remember

00:33:45.540 and take heart in the fact that as much as if you live inside the box i call the internet

00:33:50.940 it's so controlled the whole goal of some of the propagandists is to make you believe you're an

00:33:55.860 outlier when you're not yes or holding certain views and thoughts so keep heart that you aren't

00:34:01.760 an outlier in a lot of these respects i mean i'm talking to your listeners and that tens of millions

00:34:07.540 of people if you look at the last election probably have the same sense you do about these things and

00:34:12.920 it's going to be pretty hard i think to take tens of millions of people and cancel them or convince

00:34:18.400 them you know that there's an alternate reality that exists online that's not really true i think they

00:34:25.080 they live outside the box and they see a lot more of what's going on can we spend a couple of minutes

00:34:31.240 and just talk about the election how is is biden going to be the next president is do you think

00:34:38.400 there's enough there to uh change the result or to question the result with real impact well from what

00:34:48.860 i've seen um and i have tried to do some deep diving into this in the past week or so when i can

00:34:54.520 um i would say there is enough to question significant numbers of votes and how this occurred

00:35:01.020 whether anything can be done about it you know i don't have a lot of faith and confidence regardless

00:35:07.120 of the evidence because let's look at my my own lawsuit against the government for spying i have a

00:35:12.320 whistleblower admitting it i have forensic evidence it doesn't matter donald trump may know or some of the

00:35:18.120 people surrounding him may have evidence of as they do allegations sworn affidavits videos and so on

00:35:23.440 credible claims of wrongdoing involving thousands of ballots i don't know how you go back and write

00:35:29.440 that meaning righht make that right i don't know how you get the people who are against you and he's

00:35:36.920 surrounded by people who aren't really on his side yep you know it requires them to go along it would

00:35:42.320 require some court to agree it would require republicans and states to help him that may not want to

00:35:47.980 help him so you know my skepticism lies in the fact that i think it's pretty clear we had widespread

00:35:54.360 improprieties let's say that but as to whether anything can be done about it you know i think

00:36:00.280 that's that's sort of a long shot sadly cheryl thank you so much thank you for your continued uh stand uh

00:36:09.200 for your logic and your willingness to uh look at all sides and just follow the track wherever it may

00:36:16.460 lead thank you appreciate it well thank you for having me appreciate it you bet the name of the

00:36:21.080 book is slanted how the news media taught us to love censorship and hate journalism she's actually

00:36:27.200 going to be doing a podcast with me uh shortly after uh the holidays

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