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00:00:00.000 All right, today's podcast is an absolute don't miss a second.

00:00:05.520 First of all, an exposure of the media that no one could deny.

00:00:11.420 The whole theme of today's show really is they have they have outed themselves as such

00:00:17.920 radicals that even Democrats are saying, I don't want this.

00:00:22.540 Things are changing dramatically.

00:00:24.180 Plus, the guy who wasn't treated properly, given fentanyl to, you know, help him breathe

00:00:30.060 up at a hospital in Minnesota, was actually transferred legally here to Texas so they

00:00:37.440 can save his life because the hospital up in Minnesota didn't like the fact that he hadn't

00:00:43.020 been vaccinated.

00:00:44.140 He would have been vaccinated.

00:00:45.360 Maybe he wouldn't even been here.

00:00:47.320 That story, plus more on the Great Reset, more on this craziness of Stephen Kobach,

00:00:54.180 and the future of cars, all on today's podcast.

00:01:06.180 You're listening to the best of the Glenn Beck program.

00:01:10.540 Okay, so Stu, the New York Times book list was announced to authors and publishers last

00:01:24.080 night.

00:01:24.900 Okay.

00:01:25.600 Now, just a little bit of history.

00:01:28.920 Now, these numbers are off the top of my head.

00:01:30.540 I'll post the actual numbers later.

00:01:32.180 But you now have actual scans, and even the scans are off and can be off by a few thousand

00:01:41.440 because book scan doesn't necessarily scan everything that is going through.

00:01:47.420 Okay.

00:01:47.640 But it is the best out there.

00:01:50.020 The known way that the industry measures book sales.

00:01:54.020 Correct.

00:01:54.320 And so book scan is out there.

00:01:58.000 We also know exact numbers, how many books Amazon sold.

00:02:03.140 Right.

00:02:03.320 All right.

00:02:04.320 Book scan and Amazon don't match.

00:02:07.280 Book scan is lower than what we had reported from from Amazon.

00:02:15.280 However, it's all within the park.

00:02:17.840 Okay.

00:02:20.660 The New York Times list came out.

00:02:22.840 Now, book scan is reporting a lower number for us at 56,000 books.

00:02:29.800 So, you know, last week on the New York Times list, the number one book sold, I think it

00:02:36.600 was around 17,000 books.

00:02:39.160 Okay.

00:02:39.600 Number one book.

00:02:40.460 Okay.

00:02:40.880 Let's just say it was 25 because I'm just remembering these off the top of my head.

00:02:45.300 I left the actual numbers at home.

00:02:47.840 Mm-hmm.

00:02:48.680 Okay.

00:02:49.620 So, that means just with the numbers that we have, all right, which is lower than what

00:02:56.740 we actually sold.

00:02:57.800 Sure.

00:03:00.120 We're double what they did last week.

00:03:04.240 Okay.

00:03:04.600 Okay.

00:03:04.940 We're number one.

00:03:06.300 By a large margin.

00:03:07.760 By a long shot.

00:03:08.600 Now, we have been number two on the New York Times list several times, and it's usually,

00:03:13.620 you know, it'll be debatable.

00:03:15.520 It'll be like 5,000 different.

00:03:17.400 Right.

00:03:17.500 I remember one of your first books came out, and it was number one on BookScan and number

00:03:22.240 two on the New York Times bestseller list.

00:03:24.520 I think it was Stephen Colbert or something.

00:03:26.580 Yeah.

00:03:26.900 It was against you that week.

00:03:27.780 And what they try to do, what they say is, we have our own algorithm.

00:03:31.500 And they do.

00:03:32.640 And they, you know, the little bookshop around the corner gets, you know, if they sell one

00:03:36.780 book, they count it as two.

00:03:39.560 A thousand books.

00:03:40.400 Yeah.

00:03:40.960 And if there's, and if it's, you know, sold at Walmart or Costco or something, they're

00:03:46.760 lucky to even count it.

00:03:48.200 Well, because those peons don't count.

00:03:50.120 They don't count.

00:03:50.480 Someone who would walk into a Walmart doesn't count for books.

00:03:52.700 They can't read.

00:03:53.640 Okay.

00:03:54.200 So, the number two book, this behind me, according to BookScan, sold, I think, 21,000 this week.

00:04:04.360 Okay.

00:04:04.480 Okay.

00:04:04.620 So, you're, we know you were more than double, almost triple.

00:04:09.100 Yeah.

00:04:09.400 Almost triple.

00:04:10.280 What the number two book was.

00:04:11.200 This is not going to end well, is it?

00:04:13.120 Oh, wait.

00:04:13.680 You haven't begun to hear.

00:04:14.820 Number three, okay, in BookScan, sold like, I think, 20,000 or 17,000.

00:04:23.500 Okay.

00:04:23.760 Then it goes down from there.

00:04:26.060 By the time you get to number 10, they sold like 5,000 books.

00:04:30.920 Okay.

00:04:31.540 Okay.

00:04:31.700 Guess where the New York Times has put the Great Reset.

00:04:39.560 We sold double the number of number two.

00:04:46.040 And we know for a fact that your actual number is much higher than the BookScan number.

00:04:51.800 Again, for people who don't know this stuff, BookScan is like a, the accepted measure for

00:04:56.940 the industry.

00:04:58.080 It's like UPS.

00:04:59.240 You go into a store and it goes, boop.

00:05:00.320 So that's like a BookScan, okay, that just reports what has been checked out and sold.

00:05:06.960 Now, there's different things that make the number lower, but it's basically in the ballpark.

00:05:13.740 And we should note that Amazon itself, obviously the largest bookseller in the country, Amazon

00:05:18.540 itself, released their top books for the week, which included not just hardcover nonfiction,

00:05:24.960 which is the category you compete in, but all books across all of Amazon.

00:05:29.380 So you know, this is the nonfiction books.

00:05:33.600 Right.

00:05:33.820 This is just hardcover nonfiction.

00:05:35.340 This is not all of the books.

00:05:37.220 Right.

00:05:37.360 Okay.

00:05:37.720 This is just nonfiction.

00:05:40.320 BookScan is the books out of all books.

00:05:44.580 Right.

00:05:45.280 The Bible, everything is included.

00:05:47.780 That's BookScan.

00:05:48.640 We were twice, almost three times the amount of the number two books selling.

00:05:53.960 Where did the New York Times put us on the list?

00:05:56.640 Obviously, the correct answer here is number one.

00:06:00.100 Correct.

00:06:01.580 What's your guess?

00:06:02.980 You're saying it's not, they're actually not going to put you.

00:06:05.160 It's not number one.

00:06:06.480 So what, where is it?

00:06:07.280 Are you kidding me?

00:06:07.640 No, it's not number one.

00:06:08.440 You're more than double.

00:06:09.240 No, no, no, no.

00:06:10.260 Answer the question.

00:06:11.560 Well, number two.

00:06:12.700 No, it's not number two.

00:06:15.480 Hey.

00:06:16.220 Take another guess.

00:06:17.440 It's not number two.

00:06:18.380 I swear to God, I got this last night and they said, Glenn, you're either going to be really

00:06:23.500 pissed off or you're going to love this.

00:06:26.220 And, and I, they said, brace yourself.

00:06:28.120 And I, and I heard the news and I was like, are you kidding me?

00:06:31.260 This is the greatest thing ever.

00:06:34.320 Where did the New York Times put the number one bestselling book by almost three times the

00:06:41.440 number?

00:06:42.680 Where are we on the New York Times list?

00:06:44.780 Number three.

00:06:46.040 Nope.

00:06:46.760 No, I'll help you.

00:06:49.840 It's not even number five.

00:06:51.460 What?

00:06:52.100 Nope.

00:06:52.400 The Great Reset came out yesterday as the number 12 bestselling book in America, according

00:07:04.800 to the New York Times.

00:07:05.900 Number 12.

00:07:08.460 Okay.

00:07:09.060 Is there something?

00:07:09.900 Are they?

00:07:10.200 Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

00:07:11.380 Oh, there's more.

00:07:12.080 The number two bestselling book is by Robert F.

00:07:17.180 Kennedy about Fauci.

00:07:20.640 Okay.

00:07:21.380 They sold either 21 or 25,000 copies.

00:07:25.480 They're number 13.

00:07:27.240 So, the third bestselling book, the third, four, fifth, six, seven, eight, nine, nine,

00:07:35.740 those books, those were all ahead of mine, a book that sold like 5,000 copies ahead of

00:07:44.640 mine and Robert F.

00:07:46.340 Kennedy's book.

00:07:47.340 Is there something to do with like, because you haven't even had, the book hasn't even been

00:07:51.480 on sale for a full week.

00:07:53.680 has it no they this is the this is the i guess this is when you get it this this would be the

00:07:58.340 one it's not like they're like maybe only counting some pre-orders and this is the week before the

00:08:03.580 list comes out this is the list this is the list number 12 number number 12 number 12 now here's

00:08:14.240 why i love this story because i don't love it i gotta say no i know you love it i don't don't

00:08:19.560 love it okay because i don't care about the list especially with this book i only want people

00:08:25.280 because i said yesterday i'm i'm done with amazon why is it amazon put you as number one i'm starting

00:08:31.860 to love amazon wait why is it you cannot buy my book on amazon they didn't print enough copies right

00:08:38.840 or yes order enough copies there were no copies available for two months and they had a buy

00:08:44.800 button you could order it it'll ship now it'll ship on this date but you could order it yeah

00:08:51.240 you can't even order it now the buy button is gone you can buy it on kindle you can buy it on kindle

00:08:59.440 but you cannot buy the book well is that because they just don't i mean they wouldn't be selling it

00:09:04.020 on kindle if they were blocking here's the thing here's the thing they're doing it because they say

00:09:08.660 they have oversold right so many that they don't but that's they do that all the time

00:09:16.340 in pre-sales it helps the publisher know how many copies do i need to print right okay so they do that

00:09:26.360 all the time it's not like i don't know if we're gonna get this book that's pretty shady at the you

00:09:32.120 know they're they're printing them out of the back of a chevy on the border of mexico right they know

00:09:37.900 these books are being printed and coming so you can't even buy it in hardback now you can't pre-order

00:09:46.600 it in hardback i have never seen anything like this before never nor has anyone in the publishing

00:09:56.900 industry that i talked to yesterday they've never seen anything like this now here's why i like it

00:10:05.160 first of all we've all known that the new york times plays games yes that's known been known for

00:10:13.520 a long time particularly with conservative authors correct and they've always played it in a way to

00:10:18.900 where you're like well you're number two and you're like no i'm not well we have our own algorithm there is

00:10:25.140 no way to take a book that is sold three times the amount of books that the number two book sold

00:10:31.300 and put it at number 12 on a smaller list of non-fiction not even all the books but a smaller

00:10:41.100 list so imagine okay so there's no way no algorithm could ever explain that none zero algorithm could

00:10:52.620 explain unless you're just literally not counting books from amazon which makes no sense obviously they

00:10:56.800 are right so how did that happen coupled with the fact that robert f kennedy a guy i disagree with

00:11:05.660 i disagree with his book i disagree with his thesis i disagree with uh being a anti-vaxxer okay

00:11:13.720 disagree with it his book is behind mine and it was the number two selling book and that's an

00:11:22.460 this is by the way why am i not in the top 10 why is it number 12 and number 13

00:11:30.740 well it seems like they're just picking whatever number they want it's really critical you're there's

00:11:37.880 called the new york times list and then they extended yeah the extended goes to 15 okay so you

00:11:44.200 can't put you can't just not even have me on the list okay that's insane that's next this is their

00:11:50.580 thinking yeah i know this is their thinking you can't just do that but don't put him on the top

00:11:58.160 10 because bookstores they're all arranged by the new york times bestseller list this keeps my book

00:12:08.260 and robert kennedy's book off of those big shelves in bookstores okay because it doesn't matter what

00:12:16.340 sells the best those books are all arranged in every bookstore every airport as the new york times

00:12:24.060 bestselling list so you have like airport bookstores they're not going to order the book if it's not on

00:12:32.040 the top 10 they're just it's like you know how many jelly beans and how many books they don't care

00:12:38.840 what the book is they're just going from the new york times list so not only did they lie about this

00:12:48.300 not only is it so clearly an agenda it's i mean it's not even in the ballpark so clearly an agenda

00:12:58.460 so clearly non-representative of what any kind of best seller list should be

00:13:07.620 but they also have revealed themselves now as a group of people that will not only fudge that

00:13:16.720 number they will out and out be crazy about that number even to their own detriment and they'll take

00:13:26.640 the extra step to make sure that that book is not seen in bookstores this shows the new york times

00:13:36.760 to be nothing nothing but a political machine this is this is honestly what's left book burning

00:13:48.660 this is using all of their power to silence people i mean we just had a debate on the air here a minute

00:13:58.360 ago about having robert f kennedy on the program he's wanted to be on the program i don't agree with

00:14:03.320 i don't agree with him at all in any way shape or form but you don't hear me hiding his book or you

00:14:11.500 know hiding his point of view i just have limited amount of time i'm not sure if i want to have him

00:14:16.720 on last night i heard this and i'm like i want robert f kennedy not because i agree with him i strongly

00:14:23.180 disagree with his book but you have a right to be recognized you i mean this is the the wall

00:14:33.040 that the germans put people behind to silence now go ahead talk all you want just behind that wall 0.77

00:14:40.900 in the ghetto you don't live your life we're just not going to show it to anybody once they can get 1.00

00:14:47.760 away with this by the way one other piece and i'm going to take a break go google search or better yet

00:14:54.700 go to youtube search glenn back the great reset

00:15:00.320 you will find nothing

00:15:05.220 nothing how is it possible with all of the things that i have talked about and all of the clips on

00:15:15.960 youtube about the great reset done by me all metadata all tagged everything

00:15:21.120 nothing comes up in your search no segment from your show comes up there's other segments about you

00:15:30.080 saying bad things about you right right but nothing from me yeah not that's impossible

00:15:38.980 no yeah obviously i mean we have entered the digital ghetto something that they all went crazy about

00:15:47.940 how dare you say that digital ghetto uh-huh broadcasting from the digital ghetto behind the wall 0.74

00:16:01.400 that the state and their allies have built recognize that it is real then ask yourself why

00:16:13.620 what is it they're afraid of it's not just the truth it's you

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00:16:30.660 all right i i want to get right to the uh the family here that uh is is dealing in texas

00:16:43.620 had to come from uh had to come from minnesota because ann quiner's husband got sick in minnesota

00:16:52.780 they live in minnesota fighting for any kind of medical freedom in minnesota not happening

00:16:59.060 so they had to transfer him down just to be treated because he didn't take the vaccine

00:17:05.360 so now he's in texas and welcome to the program how are you

00:17:10.760 i'm doing good and i just want to thank you and i just for honoring and i feel very blessed and honored

00:17:17.840 to have to be on your show oh well that's kind of you to say thank you and i'm glad you're here in the

00:17:23.200 great state of texas your attorney is also on the phone right correct yes i am yes and i'm sorry it

00:17:30.660 didn't get your name i'm sorry my name is marjorie holston hi marjorie how are you wonderful thank you

00:17:38.740 okay so ann if you can tell me the story of what happened to you in minnesota

00:17:44.280 um basically around october 25th my husband learned that he had tested positive for covid

00:17:50.620 uh he was coughing and he had had bronchitis in the past but he did a test and it came back to

00:17:56.660 his phone that he was positive so uh for he stayed home for four days because he was afraid to go to

00:18:03.660 the hospital because we had learned from other experiences you know the nightmare the horrific

00:18:09.300 nightmare that people would have going through especially with you know protocols but his oxygen

00:18:15.260 levels were dipping so i brought him to a hospital that i thought was an independent hospital

00:18:20.580 but it turned out to be a part of a line of clinic where he was transferred to again

00:18:25.020 and so um basically when he was admitted to the hospital um they immediately put him on a drug

00:18:32.940 called dexamethasone and it's an iv and uh he texted me a picture and he said i'm finally feeling

00:18:41.440 better my oxygen is good is up good thing i'm that i came in well i didn't hear from him for a few days

00:18:47.920 and um i learned later that that drug your is if he was having shortness of breath and he was

00:18:55.820 hypertensive and his blood pressure was up they should have never given him that medication first

00:19:00.200 of all because it it pushed him into um if you look at drugs.com that drug there's drugs that

00:19:08.820 actually can push you into intubation i don't have that in front of me holy cow okay so so so wait a

00:19:15.220 no no hang on just a sec so he goes in he had not had a vaccine um he didn't want one you didn't want

00:19:24.180 one uh and so you bring him into the hospital i was just talking to a doctor yesterday who said

00:19:30.380 glenn this has got to stop he said when is the last time somebody with diabetes went in uh and was

00:19:36.540 diagnosed with diabetes and they said go home take an aspirin and when you're about to pass out maybe

00:19:41.920 come back to the hospital and we'll treat you there are treatments that you can use to lessen these

00:19:47.980 uh and they're making fun of them and they're they're banning doctors from using them why did

00:19:53.160 they choose this drug did they say for anxiety for anxiety yes they said that he had anxiety

00:20:03.620 and then later down the road when i went back and i looked at his charts they put him on fentanyl

00:20:10.360 versus fentanyl fentanyl 50 milligrams seroquel

00:20:17.260 it was okay so when did you when and when did you call uh marjorie the attorney

00:20:27.640 um that was uh actually i uh shane mecklin i i was in contact with him and priscilla who's i hired

00:20:38.000 a patient advocate priscilla from grace llc and she both of them contacted uh shane contacted marjorie

00:20:45.900 because we um it came to the point where they contacted me and said we are going to turn off

00:20:57.020 scott's ventilator and i recorded it to from to my phone because i was i refused to be in the

00:21:02.980 meeting i had already been in another meeting like two weeks before where they wanted to turn off the

00:21:07.320 ventilator and that's so i said no and i said you have other i have other options and i i other choices

00:21:15.320 that you are not doing and i am not going to turn off scott's ventilator so i contacted shane and

00:21:22.220 my priscilla they contacted stew peters and then it went to um uh my attorney marjorie and that's when

00:21:32.300 we said this it went viral because we said i said to them if if i don't do something now they are going

00:21:41.240 i said i told them that i do not want them to turn off the ventilator and if they do that it is highly

00:21:48.340 illegal what they were doing and they said we do not care we made that we made the call we whether

00:21:55.680 you're here or not we are going to turn off the ventilator on january 13th at noon so i got together

00:22:02.460 with marjorie we made the connection i went over to her house and she typed up the restraining order 0.72

00:22:07.960 and we submitted it marjorie have you ever seen anything like this before it was absolutely stunning

00:22:15.840 she came in and she has this uh order it i saw the screenshot from her my chart that says he is

00:22:24.740 scheduled basically for execution noon the following day and it was the afternoon of the day before when

00:22:32.300 annie came to my office so documents are filed electronically so we sat down and started drafting

00:22:38.660 up the documents the court closes at 4 30 we didn't even get all the documents filed at january 12

00:22:45.820 in time to get an order before that i had also called the hospital and said be expecting a temporary

00:22:54.040 restraining order praying that i would in fact get it midnight i received an email that the hospital

00:23:00.740 had hired one of the big downtown law firms and they were opposing our action um and then the following

00:23:07.820 morning when the court opened again the judge said that opposing counsel mercy hospital has until 10

00:23:15.120 o'clock in the morning to file a response um and glenn if i can read to you one sentence from their

00:23:22.460 response um we were the plaintiff mercy hospital is the defendant and the response says plaintiff's

00:23:30.860 position and again our position is that we want scott to live and not be killed right but plaintiff's

00:23:36.780 position is not supported by medical science or minnesota law as a result mercy will ask the court

00:23:43.220 to issue an order that mercy has the authority to discontinue mr quiner's ventilator and proceed with

00:23:50.400 his medical care plan what what is that sizing him for a new suit what what exactly was their

00:23:59.180 medical plan the medical care plan was the plan to discontinue the ventilator at noon which would

00:24:06.320 lead to lead to death very shortly okay so that was at 10 o'clock but then at 11 o'clock before the

00:24:13.440 12 o'clock execution the judge did in fact sign an order saying the hospital is restrained from pulling

00:24:20.560 the plug oh my gosh i can't even imagine nan what that felt like um okay so so at what point did you

00:24:27.740 say we got to get him out of here and in fact out of the state from the very time that i dropped him

00:24:36.540 off earlier they was transferred to the hospital but you know i tried um back probably two to three

00:24:45.540 weeks before when we originally met the first time when they wanted me to put him in palliative care

00:24:52.180 they called me at home and said i you know we want to put him in palliative care they told my

00:24:57.180 daughter at the hospital without me there they kept saying why aren't they were turning my family against

00:25:04.720 me they my pastors went down there and they said we want to pray for scott and there were three of

00:25:13.020 them and they said the charge nurse said there is only one person allowed for visiting hours and so

00:25:19.660 my one pastor said i'll go in there and then the two of us are going to go down to the chapel and pray

00:25:24.680 well and wait you know down there she called the head of security to come down and remove us from

00:25:32.680 the chapel oh my gosh i have it by the way welcome to texas i'm a priesthood holder in my faith

00:25:39.900 and it takes two for a healing prayer and so i had my best friend was in the hospital there's only

00:25:46.760 one person allowed i called the doctor i called the hospital and i said not using my name or anything

00:25:51.360 i said we need to go give him a blessing there were three of us in the room there wasn't even a

00:25:57.120 there wasn't even a thought in a texas hospital of no i'm sorry we gotta we gotta restrict this

00:26:03.040 they let the priesthood in they let people give blessings to people and they waive those rules

00:26:10.120 so welcome to texas anyway yeah thank you thank you so then uh they uh the next day

00:26:17.680 they allowed i i went in there was there was literally 10 people in my husband's room the very

00:26:24.100 next day so i went from one day where there was one person allowed to come in on visiting hours and

00:26:30.800 the next day there was 10 people in my in my husband's room they didn't call me they didn't ask

00:26:36.860 who the people were that showed up in my husband's room and um what they did is they were telling my

00:26:45.240 family that i was being very difficult and that they were pushing them to get me to either put them

00:26:52.340 in comfort care or sign the dnr and so it was this response that i was getting of he's critically ill

00:27:00.800 what's wrong with you why are you allowing that to happen to him and so then i was put in the

00:27:08.060 position of yeah you know telling them this is what they are doing to him and no it is not right

00:27:15.200 you know what they were every time i asked them about their protocols their plans of care i had to ask

00:27:21.300 them what their plans of care every day the cycles of medications you know it was it was just non-stop

00:27:27.500 a cycle of just hysterics it was a nightmare okay so now you're in a hospital in texas and i don't

00:27:33.560 want to give the hospital name away or anything but what is what are the doctors here in texas saying

00:27:38.860 so he showed up right when scott was at the hospital when scott first arrived on lifelink

00:27:46.240 and lifelink and he went to meet he said i he showed up i said he said i want to go spend some time with

00:27:50.660 scott he said i want to get to know him so he asked about two the doctor spent two hours with scott

00:27:56.820 and he came back out and he said um i don't know how you even made it how you he even survived that

00:28:05.160 other hospital and how you even he survived you know and he said but i am going to do everything

00:28:11.540 that i can to try to save his life and he said i'm going to order like an eeg i'm going to order a ct

00:28:19.460 scan from head to toe i'm going to order labs i'm going to order this and i said oh are you going to do

00:28:24.420 that tomorrow because that's what i was normally used to and he said no i'm doing that right now

00:28:30.560 he goes this is a hospital

00:28:32.180 glenn can we add in that when scott did arrive the doctor said scott was the most undernourished

00:28:42.360 patient he had ever seen when scott first arrived in the hospital when he first got sick he weighed

00:28:48.720 210 when he arrived in texas he weighed 180 oh my gosh okay so so marjorie what is the plan

00:28:58.960 to stop this from happening in the most misnamed hospital it it appears on the planet mercy hospital

00:29:07.960 and others in in in minnesota well glenn we are first bringing this battle to the court of public

00:29:16.500 opinion and you are absolutely critical to that role and we thank you for having this on what we

00:29:22.020 are showing the world is that scott was near death because of the protocols used in that hospital but

00:29:29.200 now he is recovering he is getting better um and he has some amazing stories if you have time about

00:29:36.940 how much he has improved so here's here's we are absolutely thrilled here's what i want to do

00:29:42.740 we're not planning a funeral we're planning for his release at some point okay here's what i here's

00:29:47.140 what i want to do first of all if you're listening uh i want you to go to give send go dot com slash

00:29:55.500 ann a-n-n-e give send go dot com slash ann this is a way for you to help support the family

00:30:04.460 uh they are obviously this is costing a ton of money and if we can as a community let's let's help

00:30:11.440 give send go dot com slash ann let's take care of that one first then uh let us stay in touch with

00:30:19.300 our producers and and me and let's uh monitor this case and find out you know i want to see the the

00:30:26.540 milestones that are hitting if we can talk to the doctor i would love to interview interview the doctor

00:30:32.420 uh and uh we'll be continuing this story with you both thank you both very much for what you're

00:30:39.320 doing and bringing this uh to our attention as well as the rest of the country and quiner is her name

00:30:46.340 her husband uh is named scott and you can pray for him he is now in a hospital here in texas uh away

00:30:54.620 from a medical facility that on tape is saying things would have been different if he just would have

00:31:00.940 gotten a vaccine really uh again give send go dot com slash ann with an e

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00:31:15.180 how are you kim hi i'm great thanks for having me on and i don't hate you i i don't not like you

00:31:33.920 no no no i it does it honestly kim i mean if you did stand in line uh uh and i know a lot of people

00:31:41.840 think that you know some of the things i've said you know are crazy uh but a lot of those things

00:31:47.100 are actually come uh out to pass i'm just way ahead sometimes uh and sometimes i do get it wrong

00:31:53.180 but on the great reset i was so glad to see and even if you didn't think i was a loon you should say

00:32:00.760 that because you'll get people who don't walk in lock step with me you'll people have i know he's

00:32:07.420 crazy right but wait a minute what this is right well you read right into my playbook then i guess

00:32:13.940 on that one um yeah and that was that was actually part of it you know one of the things in covering

00:32:19.740 it because so many people do think it's a conspiracy theory um i did need to show the clip of you on fox

00:32:25.640 news you know it's a it's a you know establishment media operation and it's being discussed and this is

00:32:32.880 something that that doesn't need to be talked about because it's very very real this is not a

00:32:36.440 conspiracy theory it i mean there's a book written the great not just your book but the like klaus schwab

00:32:42.360 yes have you read that kim have you read that i have not i just read excerpts from it and it is

00:32:48.740 you know you know and i could see where people would read it and say okay yeah we've got a big

00:32:52.600 problem and we've got to fix the problem where we have uh systems that are eroding and and

00:32:58.380 democracy that is fading and capitalism is the root cause of this problem so i could understand where

00:33:03.260 entities would turn it into oh no this is going to be good they're trying to turn us into communists

00:33:07.860 right uh and also where people would look at it and say yeah we do need to change and look these

00:33:13.480 elites these powerful elites are going to what help us fix it they're going to be the ones in charge

00:33:18.620 and then what's the plan he doesn't give us a plan he doesn't tell us what the agenda actually is

00:33:24.360 it's very vague so there is a uh a i think it's reuters uh um fact check today it was on uh twitter

00:33:34.140 the great reset is the world economic forum's proposal for post-covid economic recovery reuters

00:33:39.820 in the bbc report reuters does a fact check on the story it says despite repeated misinformation

00:33:45.520 being shared online about the great reset this sustainability plan proposed by the world economic

00:33:52.200 forum is not a secret plot to end private property or create a totalitarian state i think they're

00:34:00.640 right it's not a secret plot um but it in their own words they say by 2030 their goal is to make sure

00:34:08.940 that no one owns anything hello yeah right they stated this and then they kind of backtracked on it and

00:34:16.540 they said well we didn't say that was a goal or part of the agenda we're just saying that that's

00:34:21.380 what's going to happen we just predict that this is what's going to happen that you're going to own

00:34:26.520 nothing and then of course you do you remember bloomberg just recently ran an article saying

00:34:31.540 you know we're turning into a nation of renters and it's not a bad thing right i mean this was just

00:34:36.260 a few months ago and of course who are they they're part of the world economic forum's partners

00:34:40.340 and so that's how they're going to so i i guess kind of get us into the mindset that this is okay

00:34:46.300 by just continuing to say it over and over until we all say yeah okay that's fine so kim i uh you know

00:34:52.000 the circles i run into i you know everybody knows and has already made a decision about me um you are

00:34:59.780 in a circle where you can actually talk about the facts and and see how it's being discussed

00:35:07.580 without people either being polite or rude uh because they've already made a judgment about

00:35:13.220 an individual what are you what did you see on the great reset a year ago when you were talking

00:35:19.020 about things and what you're seeing today has it changed and how i would say a year ago there were

00:35:27.100 a lot of people that were bringing it up to me so people would always say kim look into the great

00:35:31.060 reset look into the great reset and it just sort of became this um i i really wasn't sure what it

00:35:37.280 was and when i would research it i it wasn't really that clear so i kind of ignored it because i

00:35:43.900 really didn't understand it and i gotta say even even after doing the piece that i did on the hill

00:35:48.600 i still don't fully understand it because they're not that they're not transparent about what it is

00:35:54.500 may i send you a copy of my book i would love i would love to read it i really would love to read it

00:36:01.720 i'll send it to you but yeah i just wish that people were more uh you know they they've made

00:36:08.100 this a part of their website they've continued you know the world economic forum they've continued to

00:36:13.880 promote it but we the people don't know totally what it is they're not i mean you know you've written

00:36:20.300 a book people that maybe read your book know about it but otherwise how do people know about this i will

00:36:25.720 tell you this that it is out of everything that i've done in my lifetime i think this is the most

00:36:32.680 important story of my lifetime and i have seen a lot of important stories this one is the turning point

00:36:40.440 to freedom and you know you can say it's going to be a golden utopia where your freedoms are completely

00:36:48.820 changed and run through elites and everybody's happy about it or you can say that usually never works

00:36:54.940 um whichever way it is coming unless people understand it once people understand it that's

00:37:03.200 why you have new um new hampshire they're passing a law they were just doing it yesterday uh working

00:37:10.400 on a law to make sure the banks don't get into esg and start refusing loans uh the same thing is

00:37:18.040 happening in west virginia and in texas and i hope that sweeps if people know what this is

00:37:24.380 they can change it but we're running out of time because this is very well advanced

00:37:30.400 i you know glenn how how are we going to change it we're talking about the we we've got a global

00:37:37.780 global world leaders we have uh global corporations people with billions of dollars behind all of this

00:37:45.700 i don't know how we the little people are going to even if you've got a bunch of money like you've got

00:37:51.180 a bunch of money but even with your amount of money you still don't have enough money to counter this

00:37:54.860 i don't know how we can actually counter this even if we know about it okay everything so no um we allow

00:38:02.380 them to control everything here's the thing i really truly believe that there are enough republicans

00:38:08.440 democrats and independents that still love america and believe in the free market they may think that

00:38:16.740 parts of it are broken they may want to change certain things they probably all of them feel

00:38:22.020 it's corrupt one way or another but they don't they're not willing just to say that's over let's

00:38:27.940 try something new just like the american people i don't care how you voted i don't care what your skin

00:38:33.400 color is when people said let's reimagine policing they weren't for that okay but they didn't know

00:38:40.780 exactly what to do this is being run through the banks as the main source the banks are going to start

00:38:50.320 issuing esg they already are they're scoring people they are now starting to say you're going to be too

00:38:57.180 much of a risk if you don't believe in social justice and in a few minutes and on the special i did

00:39:02.500 last night i showed you how that will affect even your auto loan in their own words all the way down to

00:39:09.960 your auto loan all you have to do is think locally if there's enough republicans democrats and

00:39:17.700 independents who really understand what this is the minute they start saying you know what i'm not

00:39:24.900 going to allow my 401k to be invested in blackrock i am not allowing jp morgan chase whose stated goals

00:39:32.900 are these things to have my money i'm going to put it in a local bank which will make my local

00:39:39.020 businesses stronger my local community stronger and they have the best chance of standing up against

00:39:45.460 this you can go ahead and do your own thing i'm not going to beat you on the global scale but i'm

00:39:51.100 telling you there's enough people that will strip them of their power strip them of their resources

00:39:58.000 enough to be able to cripple them to at least slow this way down yeah i agree that they they definitely

00:40:08.120 miscalculated a bit i think that with the pandemic they were trying to see where we were all at it

00:40:12.460 was a temperature check yes to see how the how americans would respond uh to shut down and i could

00:40:20.060 tell you if somebody who's always been coming from the left i'm i'm a liberal but i'm the one liberal that

00:40:24.980 you and your audience can love trust me uh is you know i i have never appreciated more federalism in my

00:40:32.100 life than during this pandemic living in california i live in los angeles uh more than anything i've

00:40:38.080 been eyeing texas and florida as i want to move i moved from austin texas to la and now i'm like i

00:40:44.660 got to go back to dallas or i got to get to florida or something and and so i think you're right that it

00:40:50.700 does come down to those choices my only hope is that we don't end up you know dilapidating the small

00:40:56.360 business sector of which is really should be the backbone of the u.s economy so that we can implement

00:41:02.240 the plan that you're talking about but the pandemic killed so many of those i know businesses i know but

00:41:07.520 so again if if we stop doing business with and i'm you know i'm not i'm not saying you should do this

00:41:14.860 i'm not leading a charge on this i'm just saying this is what i have done i don't have money in any

00:41:20.400 major uh global or national bank i've taken my money and i have put it into banks that invest their

00:41:28.920 money in local businesses and keep that money in low i am helping strengthening the local business if

00:41:37.200 we start just doing that that goes a very very long way by the way kim i'm so glad to hear that you

00:41:45.700 are you'd classify yourself as a liberal because you make my point look at us you said you said i

00:41:53.380 you know many things i think glenn beck's a lunatic on fine that's great but you even have gotten to

00:41:59.080 the point to where you're like i don't care what i might think of glenn beck personally he's right on

00:42:05.000 this that's new that's new there's definitely a new a realignment that's happening politically um i you

00:42:15.140 know i i like i said i i have always been a liberal so yeah i don't agree with you on a lot of things

00:42:19.420 and i don't agree with people like tucker carlson on a lot of things and yeah maybe i think both of

00:42:23.320 you are a bit loony because of that i'm sure you think i'm loony too but i will say over the last few

00:42:27.860 years i have been shocked to find that when i would listen to your radio show i would sit there and nod my

00:42:33.500 head in agreement and then i'd be like i cannot believe i'm sitting here agreeing so much makes you

00:42:38.860 question life itself doesn't it well yes and i have the same i have the same thing with tucker

00:42:44.280 where i'm i watch a show and i'm like i cannot believe that i agree with him and i feel like you

00:42:50.100 that the the left has moved so they've outrighted the right in a lot of ways yes and we're seeing this

00:42:56.180 new alignment and you know it's like i don't i don't want to be participating in racism or

00:43:01.520 authoritarian totalitarianism i don't even recognize what's happening around me right now with the people

00:43:06.620 that i've always aligned with politically and i and i am not alone we're there there's we're not

00:43:12.040 represented in establishment media but i am not alone and i and we could tell that by just looking

00:43:17.940 at my numbers in the views that i get being on the hill being this sort of independent um outsider

00:43:24.500 that is that is realigning and i think so many of us are getting together and saying we agree on so

00:43:29.780 much maybe there's some things we don't but we agree on a lot of things and one of those big things

00:43:34.880 big things is we want to keep america free and that means not being so into this collectivist

00:43:41.240 mentality that we all have to behave uh in this you know as one like a board right it's that in a

00:43:49.040 free country means being an individual we have to we have to hold on to that kim i you can call me any

00:43:56.560 name under the sun i love you uh i have been i've been preaching for a long time stop having

00:44:04.480 conversations about politics and just start a conversation with this will you give me at least

00:44:09.300 nine out of the first 10 of the bill of rights if if we can agree on that that's our unum that's our

00:44:16.960 e pluribus unum we all believed in those things and i truly believe that there are tons of people who

00:44:23.720 classify themselves as liberals or democrats that see this and they are like wait a minute wait what's

00:44:30.380 happening and they don't they are not for getting rid of the bill of rights or as stephen colbert said

00:44:37.440 last night get rid of the senate that that's insanity it's insanity and this is where we link on basic

00:44:46.020 human rights yeah absolutely it's true kim realigning thank you so much god bless you and

00:44:53.240 anything i can do to help you just let me know and i'll send you a copy of the book okay oh great thank

00:44:57.640 you kim iverson from the king kim iverson show you can find her on youtube at her page kim iverson

00:45:03.280 or kim iverson show.com also she appears on the hill

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