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Glenn Beck is joined by Ken Paxton of the Texas Attorney General to talk about the new proposed bill that would mandate vaccines on all Texans and other federal employees in order to combat the spread of HIV/AIDS. Glenn also talks about the latest on the proposed $1.9B stimulus bill and why it should not pass.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.
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Joshua, you are on the Glenn Beck program. Welcome.
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Hi, sir. Um, you talked about the, uh, fines being placed, uh, by the federal government on
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companies in Texas, um, companies anywhere in the U S. Yeah. Yes, sir. Um, does the executive
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action by Greg Abbott to ban private companies from requiring employees or their customers be
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vaccinated against COVID-19 protect you and other employees in the state of Texas? Uh, I don't know.
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I have a feeling that's going to have to be decided by the Supreme court, but you are in luck
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because I have somebody who has probably the best answer for you. And that is Ken Paxton,
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our attorney general of the state of, uh, Texas. Ken, how are you? Hey, I'm doing well, Glenn. I hope
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you're doing well too. Oh, it's been a while. Lovely. Uh, Ken, uh, I just had a call from somebody
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who we've been talking about the vaccine mandates that are in this new reconciliation bill,
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$700,000 fines. Uh, I mean, it's crazy stuff. Does the, does the governor's action protect
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companies and employees in the state of Texas from having to comply with the federal government?
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All right. So complicated question because it involves federal workers, which will be probably
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treated differently than, uh, non-federal workers. And so it'll depend on who that mandate is going
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after. It's harder for us to protect federal workers. Uh, it would have been, uh, easier if
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our, if our legislature passed something that would have explicitly protected workers. But I can tell
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you this, if they, if they seek to impose mandates on employees, like he's talked about doing, uh,
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we'll certainly do everything we can to fight it. Oof. That doesn't sound, that doesn't sound good.
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If it's in a federal law, if it was OSHA and it was a regulation, it would be different than if they
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can, if they stick it into a statute of federal law makes it harder for us to, to win.
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Well, they're, they're, they're throwing it into the reconciliation bill. And, uh, it's my
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understanding that OSHA will be the enforcement arm. Yeah. And that doesn't surprise me because I
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think we threatened them with lawsuits if they, if OSHA just did it without any federal law.
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Right. So, I mean, I'd have to see how it's drafted. We're certainly going to look at it because
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I don't want my people being, uh, controlled by the federal government being told that they,
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they have no choice on, on vaccine. Okay. Let me, uh, let me ask you a couple of other
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questions. Um, this is, uh, this is Jen Psaki at the white house yesterday. Cut five, please.
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Why is the administration flying thousands of migrants from the border to Florida and New York
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in the middle of the night? Uh, well, I'm not sure that it's in the middle of the night,
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but let me tell you what's happening here. Um, it is our 429 AM. Well, very early in the morning.
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Here we are talking about early flights earlier than you might like to take a flight. Um, it is
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our legal responsibility to safely care for unaccompanied children until they swiftly can
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be swiftly unified with a parent or a vetted sponsor. And that's something we take seriously.
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We have a moral, a right obligation to, uh, to do that and deliver on that as a part of the
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unification process. Our office of refugee resettlement facilitates travel for children
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in its custody to their families or sponsors across the country. So in recent weeks, uh,
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unaccompanied children pass through the Westchester airport, which I think is what you're referring to
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and route to their final destination to be unified with their parents or vetted sponsor.
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Is that what's happening? Stop. Is that what's happening, uh, on, on flights at 2 AM that are
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just earlier than flights you would like to take? Well, I thought she tried to dodge that. Didn't
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she initially? And then she has forced the answer. No, I know that's going on. I've seen it in Texas
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where there are buses that show up in the middle of night in downtown Dallas. I've been told by
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police officers that they, they unload the buses and these people disappear in the night. So this
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idea that somehow they're going to some, you know, family member, their parents is probably not true.
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And the reality is I think the cartels are heavily involved in connecting people across the country
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because they, these people pay a lot of money to cross the border. Um, I think it's close to 8,000
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could be more sometimes, sometimes a little less, but they're, they're, if they can't afford to pay
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their, their indentured servants to the cartels for years. And then of course they're being connected
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to the cartels. They're all working through the cartels. Fantastic. So what can we do? What can
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states do? What can people do? This is, I mean, while we're being told we're going to be fired if we
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don't have a vaccine, they're not even given a COVID test, let alone the double jab. Uh, and then
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they're just released into our, into our streets. This is not about, this is not about COVID. This
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is not about humanitarian. This is about power and control. That's all this is about. So, well, no,
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you, you, you, you hit the nail on the head. That's true because if they really cared about COVID,
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which, you know, let's just say you don't care about federal law and protecting the border the way
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you're supposed to, you don't care about the cartels gaining power. You don't care about the
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drug trafficking, people dying from fentanyl all over. This is all over the country, which is going
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to happen more and more. You don't care about all the crime, the property damage, the cost,
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the social, the economic cost of the country. But you have said that you're willing to fire
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Americans. And if you're an American, you can't come back into the country if you have COVID.
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So you're willing to put harsh restrictions on American citizens. But at the same time,
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I was just on the border in Del Rio. They come across, they're not vaccinated, they're not tested,
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and they're released. So there's no way that the Biden administration cares about COVID because
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then not only they brought in, they're sent all over the country with COVID to spread it. So the
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idea that they care about COVID at all, one inch, one amount is a lie. What'd you learn last week
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when you were down with the ranchers? You know what? It was, it was interesting to talk to people that
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are honestly scared to death. Their property and their cattle and their, their other animals are being
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hurt. They're afraid for their families. They won't go outside at night. They carry,
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you know, a weapon because they're afraid that they're going to get hurt. They don't know these
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people. I don't know if they're terrorists. They don't know if they're cartel members. They are not,
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they're not identifying themselves as who they really are. And so these people are at great risk.
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And I'm, I'm talking Democrat, Republican, they don't care. They are afraid. And the Democrats will
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often explain it a little differently. They'll say, well, we just don't understand why Joe Biden,
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why he just doesn't get it. Well, I don't think that's it. I think he does get it. This is exactly what
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they want. They want to bring as many illegals in here, whether they're terrorists, they are,
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they are criminals, whether they're cartel. It doesn't matter. They want as many as they get.
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My guess is they'll do about two and a half million a year. And if they do 10 million and they can hurt
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the country as much as possible, especially the Republican States, that's what they're trying to
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do. This is a, this isn't like an accident. It's not like it randomly happened when they, when they
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said on the first day, we're not enforcing federal law. And then, you know, hundreds of thousands of
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people are coming every month. That is not an accident. This is purposeful. They want this to
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happen. And all the consequences with it are fine with them. All the bad consequences are, are planned.
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So you filed the state of Texas with you, six different lawsuits against Biden. Where do we stand?
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So the, the, the most, I think the most important one right now is, is the stay in Mexico because that
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had the most significant impact. And so that one, we were successful in winning at district court. It
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went all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. We were successful. And the Biden administration was
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ordered to implement the stay in Mexico program. As of today, my guess is they haven't done any of
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that. And so we've sued them. We've, we've filed a motion to enforce asking the court to monitor them,
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to give us, give them deadlines, to give us discovery. So we know exactly day-to-day or week-to-week
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what they're doing, because they have to be held accountable. At this point, there's three branches
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of the government. There's the state. They're ignoring the state's rights. They're ignoring
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the other two branches. It is a, it is a presidency that just doesn't honor any part of the constitution.
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And their, their view is, look, impeach me. And they know that won't happen. So they just
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literally the constitution is meaningless to them. So then why, honestly, I don't understand then
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if we are a state that believes in the founding documents, then the bill of rights, um, and we
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are living by those and they are not, why is it that they can come in? For instance, you know, you said,
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well, I don't know if I can protect, you know, for federal employees. I assume that you mean that too,
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for, for private employees, but if, if they are going through with things that are clearly,
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um, a violation of, of our bill of rights, why does federal law still trump a state law if they're
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standing for the constitution? So here's what I'd say. We're in the process of sort of testing all of
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this. Like we've never been here before. We, we came close to this under Obama, but usually,
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you know, he would ignore federal law and try to implement his own laws and we would fight him,
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but we would get a court order. He, they would stop. Um, usually it worked. I mean, it worked.
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We want 80% of our cases against them. The difference here now is that there it appears,
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and this is still, we're still in the process of seeing if the system can stay in place where we
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can actually have a court order and get it implemented. So far that is not working, but that's
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where we're going back. So I do think at some point, if we have this realization, look, there's
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nothing you can do to make this president operate under the constitution. I think we have a whole
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different question. And we're back to the declaration of independence saying, Hey, this
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government needs to be reformed in a way that is drastic because the reality is they don't honor
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any of the constitution. These rights are not from them. They're from God and they don't have a right.
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Joe Biden have a right to ignore the first amendment like he's trying to do or the fourth
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amendment or the 10th amendment is not up to him. It's up to us. The fourth amendment right now with
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what they're doing with banking and everybody's looking at it and saying, you know, Oh my gosh,
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$600 or $10,000. It's not about that. It is about control. It's the second half of the modern
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monetary theory. It is about being able to control what people spend and do to be able to,
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they think control inflation. That's the actual theory. And we're only doing one half of it right
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now. But what is in this reconstruction bill is allowing the IRS is telling the banks that they
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have to report to the IRS, all of our activity. That's a violation of the fourth amendment. And I
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don't see any, I don't see any banks standing up and saying, no, we're not going to do that.
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Look, we just had this whole issue with the airlines who were, including Southwest. And we
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had a protest, the pilots protested, the employees protested two mornings ago. And I was out there
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speaking and these companies tend to feel the pressure. Biden has a gun to their heads and
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says, Hey, we're taking away your federal money. You're going to be punished if you don't do what
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we said. So he's not doing this by, you know, there may be some companies actually want to do this,
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but he's not doing this in a, you know, Hey, let's all work together. This is like,
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we are threatening you. We're going to hurt you. And if you don't do what we say, I mean,
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this is very much like a non-free country now. And this is the administration that is operating in a
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way that we've never seen before. And, and the reality is, I think when we, when we went to
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protest, Southwest airlines and some of these other companies said, okay, we're not going to fire
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these people. So we can still, if we, if we're not afraid and we're willing to fight and enough
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people aren't afraid and are willing to speak out even under threat of FBI investigation and
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prosecution, which they have threatened parents, uh, who speak in front of their school boards,
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we cannot shut up. None of us. I can't believe we live in these times, Ken, but we all have,
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we all have our times. We were all called at this time to do what we're supposed to. And I guess this
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gives us the opportunity to see who we really are supposed to be or who we allow ourselves to
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become in our shame later. Ken, thank you so much. Absolutely. It's a time to fight. I hope,
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uh, I think, I hope Americans will, will, will not put up with this and stand up and fight.
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Ken Paxton, the Texas attorney general, just so everybody is very clear. Uh, he doesn't mean go
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program. The queen has been told by her doctors that she needs to stay on bed rest and cancel her trip to,
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uh, Northern Ireland, which, Oh my God. Can you imagine losing the queen now and having Prince Charles?
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She's got to be in her Rolls Royce going, excuse me. Do you have like some really spoiled mayonnaise I could
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give my son right now? I'm just, no, mom wouldn't do that. I know. I don't think mom would do that.
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Yeah. That would not. Queen might, the queen might, the queen might, the queen would be like, I've got to
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protect England and my son will be a nightmare. Okay. Uh, let me, uh, that's wrong. The other thing is,
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the job doesn't actually do anything. So I don't think it's all that important. Who holds it? Oh,
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he'll destroy England. Will he? Oh, he has no power. Oh, he will. Just, he will. Just that thing
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will be, you know, uh, uh, you know, the palaces, those things are going to be museums in no time.
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I mean, like, but again, that wouldn't destroy the country. That would do nothing.
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None of that, nothing related to the British Royal family means anything. That's, that's the summary
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of all the stories about the British Royal family. I'll give you that, but it is a tradition that
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yes, you know, I'm not paying for. So I like, you know what I mean? If I lived in England,
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I'd hate them. I'd hate them because why wait, I'm paying. Wait, what am I doing? Hang on. No,
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I don't think so, but I am American. So I kind of like it. We have a tradition of a monarchy. So
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we're just going to spend, no, they're going to, no, I'm saying if you were in England, we're going
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to, we're going to do what now? We're just going to buy them all this stuff. Yeah. That's what I
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would be saying. Yes. And I'd be saying abolish the monarchy. I would be saying that, but since I'm a
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tourist, I think it's kind of quaint and cool. This is a cool palace, right? It's really neat. I like that.
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Look, they have guards. Let's try to make them laugh. That's our, I think it's an important
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tradition that Americans started long ago and, uh, we, we can't lose those guys in the funny hats.
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Can't, can't. What are our kids going to do when they go over to England? If they can't try to make
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that guy laugh, just drink Guinness. And I'm about to tell my kids to start drinking. Uh, let me, uh,
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let me give you a couple of things here. Uh, first, may I just, may I just say thank you
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to in and out burger, the in and out. I knew I had you in and out burger. Didn't I? Yeah.
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The San Francisco in and out burger was shut down after employees allegedly didn't check
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for customers vaccine documents. Oh my gosh. You must be vaccinated because of, for all the
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healthy activity you're about to participate in inside the in and out burger, you must be
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protected. Right. In San Francisco, people have been required since August 20th to show proof
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that they've been vaccinated against COVID-19 in order to, uh, enter some indoor places like
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restaurants, gyms, and bars. I'm sure home Depot is fine. Still the fast food restaurant located
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in Fisherman's wharf was forced to shut down on October 14th, but house now reopened with indoor
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dining remaining unavailable. The company said a statement in and out chief legal and business
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officer Arnie Weisensinger, uh, defended not having employees check their customers vaccine
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status. Uh, now don't you want to hear this from more companies? We refuse to become the vaccine
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police for any government. We fiercely disagree with any government dictate that forces a private
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company to discriminate against customers who choose to patronize their business. This
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is a clear government overreach. Amen. That is fantastic. You know, there's an argument
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to be made. If you want to come up with a vaccine mandate that you want to police, then use your
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police to do it, right? You're forcing these companies to micromanage the health of everybody
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that walks in the door. Some are being forced. Some are being forced. Not all of them. Yeah. And
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that's the thing. There's so much of this you could just ignore. I mean, I look, we should fight
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against it because it's wrong, but so much of this you can ignore. I was talking to, uh, I think it was
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Ami Horowitz was in town and you know, Ami, uh, I love him. Great filmmaker, uh, does a lot of great
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things. And we've talked to him a bunch of times and I asked him, I'm like, what's it like in New York
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right now? That's where he lives. They've got these vaccine mandates to walk in the door of
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these restaurants. I'm like, what's, what's real life like? He said, some places are doing it, but
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in the vast majority, you just go in and no one says anything to you. You know what I mean? And
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that's like, this is the thing, you know, we talk about all of this stuff so often and so much of it
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is focused on the government policy, which is important, but there's a big element of this that
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if you just don't do it, it doesn't happen. Well, as long as NPR hasn't convinced somebody
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in your employee to rat on you to OSHA and someone will in a lot of these bigger companies,
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but again, so much of this can just be ignored. You know, I mean, so much of this can just be,
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you know, we have speeding mandates all over every single town and the people who want to go the speed
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they want to go generally just go that speed. You know, I mean, and like, yes, sometimes they
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pull people over, but like everyone kind of knows it's a joke. People go the speed that they think
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is appropriate 90% of the time. And we sometimes give too much credence to government. You know,
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we don't listen to them and this is the United States of America. We do what we think is right
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most of the time. And sometimes people get caught up in overreach of government. So we must fight
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back against it. I'm not saying we shouldn't, but we also should take, take responsibility for our
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own actions and standing up against this stuff personally. It's not always just about what the
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government does. Well, may I just say, friends, yes, friends, I'd like to open the scriptures right now.
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You see friends, it was the 11th century BC in the land of Israel. Samuel had been the judge of
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Israel and his sons who took his place had fallen away. They had fallen away. Amen. They had fallen
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away. Now, friends, this was a judge. This was a judge, not the same thing as a king. The true king
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of the Israelites was God. Amen. Hallelujah. Can I get a name? I didn't ask for hallelujah. Amen. Thank
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you. The judges were the people who God used to rescue Israel from its enemies. And there were many,
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many enemies. And the judges were usually held high in esteem. Can I get an amen? You can get an amen!
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But the sons of Samuel straight away, oh, they wanted that evil lucre. They wanted their money.
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They distorted justice in exchange for bribes. They forgot the way of life that God had given them.
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And so the people, the people all gathered together. And they began to cry out for a king.
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Give me a king! King! I don't, that's not how this. They said, give us a king to judge us. And Samuel
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didn't want to do this. So he asked God for advice. And God said to Samuel, if the people ask for a king,
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I mean, I mean, I mean, they're rejecting me, but, you know, they don't want me to be their king? Fine.
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I don't have to be their king. Beat it. Or something like that. You see, the Israelites were stubborn and God knew it.
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So he told Samuel to warn, hey, if you want a king, you know, to roll over you,
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this guy's going to draft your sons into service, going to make your daughters work in the kitchen,
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take the best crops, redistribute them, impose heavy taxes. You know, it's, just tell them that, will you?
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So Samuel told the people, he said, we don't want to, we don't want a king.
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And they said, we want to be like other nations. We want a king to fight our battles.
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And so God warned the Israelites that he could not save them for the consequences of their choice,
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that a king would do all of those terrible things.
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And when they cried for freedom, God was like, oh, you want me now?
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Oh, I thought you didn't want me. I thought you wanted a king.
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Why don't you cry to a king to have him save you?
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And when you, when you cry out for a king, you're going to get it.
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And Israel received the king that they asked for.
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It lays out universal truths about human nature.
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We are all looking for someone to come in and save us.
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And really, it's us that need to save ourselves.
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If you want a king to save us, if you want somebody to ride in on their white horse to save us,
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I'm warning you right now, that's the wrong way to go.
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He's going to do all these things and subject our children to the flag and stuff.
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And so, they voted for a different kind of king.
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People will give up the burden of freedom for the ease of the moment.
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If you want to be free, and you don't want a king to rule over you, that means you have to rule over you.
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And you have to make some really tough decisions.
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You can't say, you know what, give the power to keep all of us safe to a king.
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Because once that power is given to that king, that power is not going to give it back.
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You read stories in history, and it keeps repeating itself over and over and over again.
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And you know, one time it was, the American experiment.
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They were willing to die for the burden of a free conscience.
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Where the Israelites rejected God as their king in the story,
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the new Americans declared only God could be man's king and no other man.
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Now, you would expect, when America falls back and we lose our way,
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that we would fall back to the original factory settings.
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It is the longest standing democracy or republic in the world.
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Every free nation looks to us as the model of liberty.
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The problems we have today is we are expecting and crying out for a king and a government to solve our problems.
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Anyone who we agree with to give all the power so we can go back to our lives.
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It means we don't want God as our king anymore.
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And just like the Israelites, if we keep asking for a king, that is exactly what we will get and exactly what we will deserve.
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You're just going along your average day and you think that, you know, I live in a stable country and these crazy things are not going to happen.
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Even though people are saying, no, no, no, they're coming.
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And now you're walking down the street and you hear the U.S. president say, we're pulling out of Afghanistan.
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This is the true rescue story of a woman named Asma.
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Tonight at nine o'clock, we're doing a special on this.
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And I want you to hear just a couple of pieces.
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I had plans like to go to the bank and withdraw some money and then go and meet my sister.
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And because of too much traffic, I decided to get out of the car and walk.
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I was stopping there and I was looking around myself.
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Everyone starts screaming and everyone starts running.
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What's amazing is on the other side of the planet, her sister was at home in the Washington, D.C. area.
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Eventually, there were seven buses of schoolgirls at the Kabul airport at the gate.
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While the rest of the bus and the girls didn't know what to do.
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she did some heroic things that you have to see
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I want to thank the people that have helped in recovery.
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In the car on the way from Macedonia to Albania,
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Was Gino, Chris, Soraya, and Al from the Nazarene Fund.
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Coordinating remotely with the car and the DOD was Francisco from Arxis International.
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Volunteers who worked from a rented conference room at the Willard Hotel in D.C.
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It's something we have not done a show like this before.
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He's the founder and executive director of Deliver Fund,
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who is one of the partners that we partner with them
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I just wanted to get an update on some of the stuff
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that you guys are doing now and give us some good news.
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Because I think people think that this is all stopped.
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And that's an important thing for people to understand,
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I mean, right, yes, women, but also young girls,