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Summary
Glenn Beck presents three stories from the past, present, and future. First, a story about a man who stole from a Whole Foods store in order to pay for his medical bills. Second, the story about the JFK assassination, and the new show hosted by the Federalist's founder and CEO, Kirk Cameron. And finally, a new story about people who think they can steal from any company because, well, Jeff Bezos is rich.
Transcript
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Today's podcast starts with three tales, really, three tales.
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I saw a story in our show prep, which you can get at glenbeck.com, and as I'm going
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through these 60 different stories, I thought the only one that I must cover is this one.
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It is about people that have decided that they can steal from any company because, well,
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I mean, Jeff Bezos is rich, so why can't I steal from Amazon?
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I tell you why and make a critical case that you need to hear.
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Also, we talk about the podcast that is coming out tomorrow on AI that you have to hear.
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Also, Kirk Cameron joins us on a new show that he has just launched.
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He's kind of doing Mr. Rogers all over again in a contemporary way for our kids and our
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Uh, and also we have the founder and CEO, uh, of the Federalist on to talk about the
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JFK files one more time this week, all on today's podcast.
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Uh, as, as you start to get older, pain just starts to sort of sneak up on you at first,
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just a little ache in the knees here and a little stiffness in the neck there.
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Uh, I didn't think I would ever get free of pain, uh, because what I had going on with
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me started when I was in New York and it was, it was awful.
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And I could not get anything that could break the back of this except drugs.
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If you are dealing with pain in your life, take a lesson from me, please just try it.
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It's not a drug combination of things that are all natural, that are anti-inflammatory.
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So there's a story in today's show prep that is so personally disturbing to me because I
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And we have to have a conversation about what's going on.
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There's a story in the show prep that is all about this new trend of people thinking that
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they're Robin Hood, thinking that they can exact social justice.
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Let me just give you the first few paragraphs of this story.
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Lee insists he's famously a very good Catholic.
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And by his internal calculation, it's OK to shoplift from Whole Foods.
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From 2020 to 2022, Lee, a 20-something communications professional living in Washington, D.C., engaged
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in what he described as grand theft autoing from his local Whole Foods store.
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He would cheat the scale at the hot bar, pocket spices, or take home four lemons in the self-checkout
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He's largely stopped taking from Whole Foods now because he moved into a different neighborhood
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However, he told this reporter that there's one by his gym that he'll pop into and steal
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At one point, his guilt got to be so much that he needed to confess his misdeeds to his mother.
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Once he explained his reasoning, however, Amazon's market power, Bezos's wealth, what the billionaire
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has done at the Washington Post, mom came around.
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This is the opening story of this long report, and get it in today's show prep.
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This is a really important story that you should sit around your dinner table with your family
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sometime this weekend and share it and talk about it.
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It shows person after person after person stealing from stores and justifying it with social justice.
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Social justice, which doesn't exist in reality.
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So let me summarize this article and try to share why I found this the most disturbing article of the day.
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Let me paint a picture here of three different people.
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First, a man standing in the dim glow of a warehouse, a barcode scanner in his hand, sweat on his brow.
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He has been hardworking, and then a flicker of temptation.
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He's just a guy who is really tired of scraping by.
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And he's been inundated and living in this stew that has been in the media about social justice.
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And one day, he stumbles on a glitch in the system.
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He punches it in and keeps it quiet and sells it off.
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And then he takes another one, three cents, and sells it off.
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A man with a torch that flares as he and his fellow radicals set Teslas ablaze.
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We've got to get away from that evil Elon Musk.
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He didn't pay attention, but he grins at the A's he gets.
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All of these are relatively small acts, petty even.
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And they are cracks in the foundation of everything that we have built as humans,
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Jack's not stealing from a faceless billionaire.
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He's so going to have sex with that hot baby's got by his side.
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Here's the first principle that Jack is misunderstanding.
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It's woven in the fabric of every single human being.
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Do unto others as you would have them do unto you.
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It's about the guy next to Jack who then loses hours because Amazon tightens security.
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It's about the customer who pays an extra buck for toothpaste because theft gets baked into all of the prices.
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And worst of all, he's trading his soul for a quick buck.
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And everybody thinks they're a hero that's doing it.
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I'm starting to see exactly what the left has told our kids is right for the last 20 years, all coming home to roost now.
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You see, the radicals think they're striking a blow against excess.
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They think they're sticking it to the man with power.
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But what they're actually doing is torching their own future.
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Oh, now they're going to have to go after the insurance people.
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But don't worry, you can kill that guy as he's coming out of a hotel.
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Jobs that are going to vanish when companies pull out.
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And the air that chokes with the smoke of all of the batteries on fire.
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He is paying for an education that he's not getting because he chooses to cheat.
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But inside, the rest of his life, he's going to be like somebody.
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They are threads that are being used by the left to weave into a tapestry of decay.
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You know, we don't even talk about Christian ethics anymore.
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The last 2,000 years, have we gotten any better as people?
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It's about the heart that you break in the process.
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I mean, Exodus doesn't care if it's a TV or a pencil.
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It's telling you thou shalt not steal because that act will corrode you and leave you with nothing inside.
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And then Jesus doubles down and says, what does it profit a man to gain the whole world and lose his soul?
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He's a man losing himself, his soul, one glitch at a time.
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He's worshiping at the temple called convenience.
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You know, everything that we know, all these golden rules, all those things,
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it doesn't, when you break these things, it doesn't hurt just the target.
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every society from Athens to the Iroquois have known trust is the glue to civilization.
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Why do you think, why do you think these radicals who want to destroy everything
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are sowing distrust in everything because they know you can't build a city,
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you can't build a family, you can't build a friendship without trust.
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Jack's theft, the burning of Teslas, the cheated homework,
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They don't topple the house today, but I guarantee you,
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they will topple the house, and the left knows it.
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It rotted, it rotted until it just toppled over
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because everybody stopped caring about the small stuff.
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Act only in ways you want everyone else to act.
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Well, that's not Jesus, although it sounds like Jesus.
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If every car burns out of social justice, you know what?
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If you burn and destroy Tesla, does that hurt Elon Musk?
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But it also hurts everybody who has bought a share.
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And it destroys the precious planet you keep screaming about.
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This isn't about the rich getting richer or the poor getting revenge.
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And the revolutionaries love it because then they can rail against the insurance companies
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What's worse, you go ahead, cheat your way through school.
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The patient whose doctors failed and faked their way through medical school.
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Now they're standing there like, I don't really know what I'm doing,
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but I can't tell anybody because they'll all find out.
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Jack's theft doesn't hurt or touch the penthouse.
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They burden the worker who can't replace his torched ride.
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And the kid, he's not sticking it to the system.
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He's ensuring that the system fails all of us when we need it the most.
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There are things that you stand up for and you're a revolutionary for.
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But when that is social justice versus justice justice, everything falls apart.
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Defiance, defiance for social justice doesn't liberate.
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What's worse is they're hollowing themselves out.
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That's why in the first story I gave to you, the story that this whole thing starts with
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about the kid who says, you know, and I got felt so guilty.
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But he convinced her his justification was so powerful that she agreed.
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You know, this country became great in the first place because we knew there was dignity and struggle and we learned it.
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We learned it from the pilgrims when they came over chased out of a country because they just wanted to live their lives morally the way they chose.
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They just wanted to dedicate themselves to the God of their understanding.
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So they came over here and they struggled and struggled and struggled, but they made it.
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Dignity gives you the quiet strength because you've done right when doing right is hard.
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This company so much money and they didn't even care.
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You choose where to live, where to work, what to eat, and what clothes to wear.
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You choose where your money is going to be spent.
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You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck Program.
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So I think the last time Sean Davis was on the program, we were talking about the about David Weiss, who was the U.S. attorney in Delaware.
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And he said he had the ultimate authority over the Hunter Biden criminal case.
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And it was it was it's a sham that we now know really was covered up by our intelligence and our Justice Department and everything else.
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He is the the CEO and the co-founder of The Federalist, because I think it's kind of the same topic here.
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We're talking about the JFK files and the things that we exposed this week on my program.
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And he he wrote a great essay about what these files were all about.
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But he has a much deeper understanding of some of the other things that were happening at the time.
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So I was fascinated by what you wrote in response to what we were talking about on the on the JFK special that we did,
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And I think we agree that what the files really reveal is the CIA's involvement, whether they actually, you know, set him up to kill or whatever.
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And what they have been holding back is trying to make themselves, you know, or trying to hide the fact that they're just they were really nefarious.
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And I personally think the same things that we're doing now or then they're doing now again.
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Do I have do I have generally the right the right take on your your opinion here?
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And my kind of fascination with the whole JFK thing came about, you know, I'm I'm I wasn't alive when he was killed.
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So, you know, I don't have memories going back to that or anger about that.
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What bothers me is seeing how similar everything they did leading up to and after JFK's assassination is like a dead ringer for stuff that they've been doing my entire whole adult life.
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Not the least of which was the Russiagate hoax.
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You know, they say history doesn't repeat, but it rhymes.
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And I'll tell you, it feels like I'm listening to the same poem or the same song over and over again in comparing different responses.
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Everything that we're seeing now when I you know, I was looking even at even at the fact that, you know, Donald Trump shuts down USAID.
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He says there's a real deep problem with a deep state in the CIA.
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Then he disbands an organization that's out to help the world.
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And he says this is just nothing but deep state.
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And then that's exactly what Donald Trump does.
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He disbands the organization that JFK started to replace the dirty organization.
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I mean, it's just it's the same story over and over and over again.
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And what I find so fascinating is not only is it the same story with the same behavior and the same lies, it actually involves the same country.
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You know, it was there are a lot of people in government in the 60s who believe that Kennedy was a Soviet agent, that he was a spy.
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That's why he wasn't strong on the Cold War as they wanted.
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They didn't like that he was trying to to warm relations with Khrushchev over there.
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I mean, does that sound like what the left and corrupt intel agencies were saying about Trump in Russia in 2017?
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So, so what is it, Sean, that I mean, is because it seems as though they just think they know better.
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They want to control the world the way they want to control the world and they'll just roll over anybody.
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Is that is that the story or is there more to this story with with what the CIA is doing and has had has been doing?
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You have people who, whether I don't know if it's arrogance, misguided, sense of noblesse, oblige, or what it is, they think they are not accountable to anyone other than their own individual moral compass.
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I mean, in the JFK case, I think we had three separate CIA directors who lied to Congress.
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We had scores of CIA agents involved at the time who lied to Congress.
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And if you look at that and you think, oh, well, you know, that's kind of crazy.
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They think they are accountable to no one but themselves.
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So isn't this the real, isn't this, I think, you know, Kash Patel said to me about eight months ago, he's sitting in my office, and he said, I said, everybody's dead, Kash.
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And with this release, to me, everybody has kind of downplayed this is no big deal, and maybe it isn't.
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But to me, this release has made it very, very clear.
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We're seeing exactly the same pattern over and over again, and nobody is doing anything.
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They're claiming it's a conspiracy theory and everything else.
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And if we don't stop this, we're never going to get out.
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We're never, if we don't hold the CIA and the intelligence community accountable this time, it's going to continue to happen.
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Before we got on the radio today, I was reading through an old interview with Jim Garrison, who is a New Orleans prosecutor who set up his own task force to investigate the JFK assassination and the CIA's involvement in it.
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And he said something that it's almost like you were reading from this transcript.
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When he was interviewed decades ago about it, he said, look, they lied about everything.
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And if this kind of behavior is allowed to continue, you cannot have democracy.
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And if you don't have democracy in this country, this country will fall.
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You cannot have an unaccountable paramilitary intel organization that thinks it can do whatever it wants, that thinks it reports to no one, and that its only sense of duty is to its internal sense of honor.
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That is a recipe and a description of tyranny, not democracy or freedom.
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So are we going to be able – because I hear kind of a collective yawn on what's been released and what I think we're supposed to learn from this.
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Are we going to – can it be stopped at this point?
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Because if it would have been really truly exposed and stopped in the 1960s, we may not have had a Watergate.
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I mean, they're always going to fight back, but if we could have stopped it, a lot of our history would be a lot different than it is today.
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I agree with you that people kind of yawned when the files came out.
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I don't think it's because people are uninterested in it.
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I think it's because everyone assumes there were lies the whole time.
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You would be hard-pressed to find someone who's done any amount of research or paid any attention who thinks,
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yeah, Lee Harvey Oswald was a lone gunman, he wasn't working with anyone, there was no conspiracy, and it's exactly how they all said.
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I actually think everyone assumes the intel agencies are entirely crooked, and I think that's one reason Trump won this election in the way he did.
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It's going to take concrete work to tear down these corrupt institutions that are trying to destroy and take over the country.
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So can I really go down the crazy trail with you?
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I think, you know, when I saw the Signal thing happening, and I know that Signal got some of its first funding through Radio Free Asia,
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which, you know, Trump has just put on the chopping block because it's clear that money's not going to anything good.
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And then you have, you know, the woman who was part of all of the CIA and State Department color revolutions all over the world,
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who's now at NPR trying to control that as, you know, propaganda, was at Wikipedia,
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and now is on the board of directors of Signal.
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You look at that story and you're like, this is another CIA operation.
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This is another lie and another gotcha from the CIA.
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I don't know if it's true, but it sure feels like that to me.
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My first inclination anytime we get a new story about what's going on in the intel community
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or some new scandal we're supposed to pay attention to, I just assume they're all lying.
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That is my default position before I know anything.
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And I'll tell you, I've kind of used that rubric for the last, like, 15 years.
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I probably should have used it for the last 30.
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Like, it turns out to be a pretty accurate way of looking at this stuff.
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I smell a rat, basically, every time we have a story about something from the intel community
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because it always looks like they're trying to grab back power that doesn't belong to them.
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Because I worry about, you know, well, let me ask you before you get there.
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I was going to say I worry about our president, but I now am questioning Nixon.
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And I'm not saying Nixon was a good guy, but I'm questioning whether that was just a CIA operation
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with Watergate because it's never really made sense.
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But I'm not saying he was a good guy either, so I don't know.
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But now that I'm looking at it, the pattern seems to be the same with the Nixon thing.
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I mean, you had the burglars who were connected to the CIA,
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and then you had the guy who, you know, was deep-throat, the super-secret source,
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who clearly didn't have an axe to grind or anything, was the deputy director at the FBI.
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So, like, of course you should smell a rat with Watergate.
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And what I find crazy is, you know, again, I wasn't alive at the time,
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but I look back, they hated Kennedy because they didn't think he was sufficiently anti-communist.
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And then, you know, roughly 10 to 15 years later,
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they decide to take out the guy who ended the Vietnam War
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that had been lying in their pockets the whole time.
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Again, history doesn't repeat, but it sure does rhyme.
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It is always, it's the military and intelligence industrial complex
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that seems, every time you threaten that thing,
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that is a line you just don't cross without serious consequences.
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And, you know, it's amazing to me that Trump has survived what he has survived,
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especially with the entire intelligence agency.
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The whole thing set up against him over and over and over again.
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And then this assassination, which was completely just the idea of this young little boy.
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Divine Grace is the only reason he survived that.
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I mean, we've talked about the guy in Palm Beach
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who was somehow camping out at his golf course for days
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and just happened to be super connected to everything the CIA
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just like everything else was just a coincidence.
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You know, when people say that's a conspiracy theory,
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I seem to recall that this was something back in the 50s
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that the CIA said, you know, way to stop people from finding the truth,
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And that'll just stop everybody in their tracks.
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And you're like, don't you realize you're using the tactics
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to make sure that nobody's talking about the possible truth?
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Yeah, and they came up with that in the wake of the JFK assassination
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to get people to not talk about what we all knew happened.
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I feel like all of this is like those magic eye posters
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where you had to stare at them for a little bit
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and you could see the 3D image if you crossed your eyes just right.
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But once you saw the image, you could never unsee it.
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that these people run against the American public.
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And obviously he's a bad dude with a lot of money
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where's the money and organization coming from?
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Glenn, it's so good to talk to you this morning.
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Do you know how old Mr. Rogers was when he started?
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raising kids and became this just beloved figure.
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And I remember, I mean, you know, he started, you know,
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I don't even know if he was around when I was a kid.
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I'm sure he was because it was all black and white,
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But, you know, I only found Mr. Rogers when I was older.
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Because now, looking back, you know, nobody was that nice.
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Nobody was, now you suspect people that are that nice and so sweet.
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But that guy was truly an amazing hero, a godly, godly man,
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And to step into kind of a little bit of his shoes must be a little intimidating.
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we're teaching clear moral lessons like he did, like forgiveness,
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We're even diving into cultural and political issues.
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We're teaching children about the dangers of socialism and about the sanctity of life.
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We're even having an episode, number four, it is on identity.
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And Mr. Rogers didn't really need to talk about some of those things back in his day.
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But today we've got Disney's Snow White and we've got Nickelodeon and other shows
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that are introducing stuff like, you know, non-binary big birds.
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And we've got all sorts of crazy stuff that kids are trying to wrestle with.
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So we need to address these issues in a way that's safe for kids, that parents trust,
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and that also ignites those little imaginations for the good and imparts virtue and faith.
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We're pumping so much garbage into our systems.
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I've heard you talk about, you know, it's like food.
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We're pumping garbage food into us and expecting our bodies to work.
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We're putting garbage drugs into our bodies and thinking it's going to work out well.
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And it's not going to work out well unless we turn this corner.
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And I'm actually really thankful for all of the weird, woke, and twisted things that have come down.
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Because in a sense, it's the wake-up call we've needed.
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And there's an opportunity with so many things going on politically in the country,
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with Trump and Doge and all these other things,
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where all of a sudden these government top-down institutions
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And there is a need for parents and communities and churches
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to work at the grassroots level to provide better alternatives.
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It could be the most important project I've done.
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And it's available everywhere for everybody to see.
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And it's on Brave Plus, the app on your TV, or braveplus.com.
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So it's all these great character-building shows.
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We're not waiting for Disney to pick up the clue phone
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and figure out the stuff that parents actually want and can try.
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But they've created their own streaming platform
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that's as bad for your kids as processed foods.
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If it's not underlining good, moral, traditional,
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American, and godly values, it doesn't make the cut.
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And you can watch the first three episodes of my new show,
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we've got a whole season complete along with 50 other shows,
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like you said, Bob the Builder, Strawberry Shortcake,
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Madeline, so many great shows there that are safe without a second thought,
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because I really want parents or grandparents that have little kids
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We have to rebuild education from the ground up,
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And entertainment that you can actually feel comfortable
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wait a minute, you're confused in your own body.
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So can we just go over the first couple of episodes?
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And Iggy is essentially really upset at this bird
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What he doesn't know is that this is a mama bird
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who's collecting worms because the little chicks
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And so it's a whole show about the sanctity of all life.
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And then episode number four is dealing with identity.
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reads to Iggy, the little adorable green iguana,
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if he was someone other than what God made him to be,