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00:00:00.000 hey great podcast today we have andrew cuomo's new poll numbers they're they're 38 percent of

00:00:08.580 the public now thinks he's doing a great job this is basically half of his approval during the uh

00:00:12.780 media glorification of not enough people read his book no that's it not enough people read his book

00:00:17.560 point we also have justin haskins uh joining us because we have a very important show tonight

00:00:22.560 at nine o'clock that's wednesday night special 9 p.m live on blaze tv and it goes into the great

00:00:29.600 reset and stew asked justin to dumb it down just a little bit uh because uh you know it's hard to

00:00:37.740 understand and dumb it down for the andrew cuomo's of the world that might be listening you can never 0.97

00:00:42.180 you can never get that low i still don't get it but if you're a hot chick chicky boo's can keep my 1.00

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00:01:15.580 texas should be ashamed of itself quite honestly the way it is handled covid uh you know governor

00:01:25.800 abbott had the chance to be you know christy noem or or uh desantis and this is i you know

00:01:32.500 this is everybody's take around here i don't i don't understand because we're texans but like

00:01:36.680 you haven't fully embraced the texas i freaking love texas and i never want to leave it yeah frankly

00:01:41.100 uh so i i i you're but like i guess this uh understanding the criticism i think it's

00:01:47.600 mainly just mask mandate as opposed to no mask mandate right like that's yeah that's the

00:01:52.300 seems to be the crux of this completely which again i agree i agree with the criticism it seems

00:01:58.080 to make no sense or difference frankly i mean i was in florida where there's no mask mandate

00:02:02.660 and it was exactly the same as life here right exactly the same exactly right but like

00:02:08.220 pragmatically no no did not affect life that much exactly right so i agree with you they shouldn't

00:02:15.140 have the mandate you make the choice correct what what yeah what happened yesterday that really

00:02:21.340 hacked me off uh is and we'll play the audio later on in the program let me know when you get this clip

00:02:26.960 we've got the whole thing except this one part that was just like nuclear explosion in my head and

00:02:32.820 that was texans now are uh they're prepared to be able to deal with this on their own yeah yeah i think

00:02:39.700 that is what was on the show on us you have that stew does america last night that clip was pulled

00:02:43.900 for students america last night um we can pull that one but yeah no oh you've got it here last march

00:02:50.060 most texans had no clue about the precautions needed to avoid covid now texans have mastered

00:03:00.320 the daily habits to avoid getting covid oh that's uh that is uh big brother you would not say first of

00:03:11.140 all that texans would be any different than the rest of the country no in the middle beginning of

00:03:14.680 this of course no one knew what they were doing i mean all you have to do is ask all you have to do

00:03:18.200 is explain and then say you should do this and we would have and we should frankly note that many of

00:03:22.780 the scientists didn't yet know all the things we were supposed to be doing yeah right so you know

00:03:27.520 right but yeah like yeah because at the part he also went on to say basically like we are now at

00:03:31.860 the point where the the state mandate is no longer needed and that that hit me as well as like come on

00:03:36.980 the state mandate was never needed um but i don't think it had much of an effect i mean i don't think

00:03:43.240 texans did what they did and you know texans still here's the difference here's the difference talking to

00:03:49.360 a friend uh last night that just had uh like a family reunion and they all got together some of them

00:03:55.440 were from new york some of them for from uh california and uh some of them from texas and

00:04:00.600 they all got together and they said that the the people from california were almost uh they were

00:04:08.800 socially backwards yeah they they they couldn't function around people and you know weird it was 1.00

00:04:16.360 like it was like when they opened up restaurants in may here uh i remember going out the first time and

00:04:22.200 it was weird it felt weird walking into a restaurant with other people eating indoors

00:04:27.080 in may of 2020 now it's march of 2021 it no longer feels weird at all i do it all the time uh we've

00:04:35.760 been doing it for a long time here in texas but like you're right these places that have been shut down

00:04:41.340 they've lost the ability to interact right it's bizarre there are two nations now those who are

00:04:49.900 absolutely afraid terrified don't know how to interact with people and those who are like 0.99

00:04:56.500 dude it's okay it's okay no no no put on your mask i mean it is it's the tale of two countries

00:05:07.280 it's weird and this would be my argument i think uh in favor of greg abbott and again i i don't think

00:05:13.460 he's handled this perfectly i don't think anybody has frankly but like the santus has done a pretty

00:05:18.740 good job a pretty good job yeah i think de santus has done a pretty good job but really the difference

00:05:22.300 between de santus and and abbott is the state mask mandate and again i was in both states and there's

00:05:27.640 no difference in life but it's not that it's just it's trust the people to do the right thing i think

00:05:34.800 the difference is basically masks became this dumb cultural divider yes and it will never be anything

00:05:40.860 other than that so that's why people are affected by it but but i just step back for a second you just

00:05:45.220 described two nations right two nations one where people are freaked out to go outside they're they're

00:05:49.880 they're all karens and living in their karen lives and a freedom country right where people are much

00:05:55.060 more free you definitely put texas in that category you can't put it in the no i'm the karen i know i just

00:06:00.040 am upset that texas should lead the way texas is texas yeah we texas should lead the way on freedom

00:06:08.400 and you'd say that they did not and i think that that's probably it's fair they're one of the

00:06:13.440 earliest ones reopening i mean but they are not as they did not go they're one of the first states

00:06:19.140 to open up restaurants is it they're one of the first states to open up businesses to 50 and 75

00:06:23.300 percent yeah and now they're one of the first states to make a big announcement about 100 now

00:06:26.960 you could fairly say places like south dakota and even places like georgia and and florida have been

00:06:34.560 they had less restrictions or removed them earlier and i think that's true and there's a i think

00:06:40.660 there's a lot of political calculation behind the big splashy announcement from texas yesterday i

00:06:45.900 mean it's not oh yeah there's a lot in there but again like there are it's hard you wouldn't think

00:06:51.820 it had anything to do with the mess up of uh the state with the electricity and i'd say there's a

00:06:57.760 dash of holy crap the whole power outage we were four minutes away from losing power for months

00:07:02.380 in texas right there's a dash of that and there's a dash of isn't 2022 and 2024 aren't they both around 0.92

00:07:08.320 the corner uh yeah they're all coming up right right there's a little bit of that in there but

00:07:13.120 again you know leaning toward freedom is an important thing i would quibble with many of

00:07:20.060 the details as the way not only the way texas handled it but florida as well there's parts of florida's

00:07:25.040 reaction i didn't like either but like i think you know leaning towards freedom and and leaning towards

00:07:30.340 lockdown it's a massive damn difference in people's lives and and the biggest one you

00:07:36.480 probably see it with schools where you know these kids are now going for a full year in in new york

00:07:43.080 and california of not going to school where you know my kid was in school full-time in person august

00:07:49.700 13th and they have had zero days off for covid since with the exception of when we actually got it

00:07:55.440 so i should point that out uh we did quarantine for a week or so there but i mean there this

00:08:00.300 school hasn't been canceled since it started that is not the experience of most of the nation

00:08:05.780 and i do think it is important to understand that well uh whatever um i just could come back yeah thank

00:08:13.780 you i i mean i just it's all blah blah blah to me because it's it is it you ask people to do the

00:08:22.760 right thing and say look this is what you need to do and then they do it yeah uh and and if they

00:08:30.180 don't do it they don't do it it is in a free country well i can't say we're a free country anymore

00:08:37.380 we're now banning books we're we banned dr seuss it's true uh uh so to me it's it's like this idea of

00:08:49.100 like a speed limit right the speed limit functionally exists right uh and people actually

00:08:56.680 do get fined for that i don't think anyone i think literally zero people in the entire state of texas

00:09:02.640 were fined at the state level for the mask mandate i could be wrong on that but i believe the number is

00:09:07.420 zero i don't think they enforced it at all it was just words and so in a way like you think of like

00:09:13.440 a speed limit where like no one pays attention to it everyone goes by it but they don't triple it

00:09:19.180 right i think that's the idea of the mask mandate again you walk around these stores all the time in

00:09:25.300 texas and you know it's a lot higher in mask mandate mask usage than i mean really the split

00:09:33.240 isn't that wide but like if you go new york it's going to be 100 in every place you go into here it's

00:09:37.960 like maybe 80 right but but still you go to florida it's like 75 yeah yeah i mean it's just if companies

00:09:44.840 want to continue the mask mandate they can do that and they will uh toyota says they're not gonna do

00:09:50.340 fine that's fine it's gonna keep going you know everybody has a right to do what they feel is the

00:09:56.260 right thing you own a company i will tell you i own the mercury studios and mercury studios open

00:10:03.800 for business next wednesday when the state lifts the mandate

00:10:08.820 then i am opening for business and i'm only doing that because i have tenants in the building and some

00:10:15.980 tenants are very very freaked out some tenants are not freaked out some people in each company

00:10:21.660 is freaked out some people are not though you never know and i so i am going by the legal standard

00:10:28.740 because i'm not going to get sued for it right so i i want to be a good landlord and i'm not going

00:10:34.600 to get sued for it so if people were freaked out that's totally fine i completely understand that

00:10:40.360 but the mandate is over and i'm opening the freaking doors you know we don't have oompa loompas here 0.64

00:10:48.560 the chocolate factory needs to open up again i think a family of them did move back in the back corner

00:10:53.680 i saw something going on it smells like chocolate i don't know what's going on there is that possibility yes

00:11:00.140 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:11:05.540 matt schlapp the chairman of the american conservative union is joining us now

00:11:14.820 matt this has been one of the most ridiculous things i have ever seen and and while it's laughable

00:11:24.220 it is extraordinarily dangerous of what happened to cpac this weekend

00:11:29.980 yeah glenn thanks for having me on uh and thanks for using your your uh immense gifts to try to figure

00:11:38.540 out the story here because you know we cpac is uh an amazing thing to put on someone just told me

00:11:46.540 that if we uh had been an advertiser in the super bowl uh we would have been number two uh because

00:11:53.080 you just get so much attention but it gets good attention and bad attention right conference unlike

00:11:58.080 anything on the globe where conservatives come together liberals don't have anything like it except

00:12:03.020 for the daily news right television right and uh and so that what they do is they try to do everything

00:12:09.280 possible to just you know slime us to stop us to distract us and we every time we walk into this we

00:12:16.820 say anything could come our way we have to be open and ready but my in my wildest dreams i never thought

00:12:22.440 this would come our way so here's what happened um yesterday stew said to me is there a one percent

00:12:29.420 chance that somebody intentionally sabotaged cpac and i thought to myself yeah there's a one percent

00:12:36.140 chance let's see who designed the stage well in our research uh we found that design foundry designed

00:12:43.700 your stage and i contacted you is that who designed your stage they've been partners for how long

00:12:49.540 several years and they do you know what is excellent work and they work for a lot of you know companies

00:12:56.880 and liberal organizations and you know they're a group of uh talented artists so we sent them uh an

00:13:03.680 email tried to contact them and then we sent them an email yesterday afternoon uh early in the

00:13:09.040 afternoon and said can you please explain the design process uh for the claim that it you know some

00:13:15.160 people claim that it was intentionally designed with nazi symbolism in mind was that an unfortunate

00:13:19.700 coincidence or did a rogue employee from design foundry throw the designs some have speculated that

00:13:25.760 it's possible that someone at design foundry was intentionally trying to sabotage the cpac reputation

00:13:31.360 we however would like to give both your company and cpac the benefit of the doubt as we believe most

00:13:37.160 americans are not even familiar with this obscure nazi symbolism if this is an unfortunate coincidence

00:13:43.600 we'd like to hear from you directly we're going to report on a provided statement from you or design

00:13:48.600 factory at large for glenn's radio program tomorrow you have a 7 a.m eastern deadline uh they did last

00:13:57.940 night issue this statement to us they said um we were retained by the americans conservative union

00:14:04.920 foundation to design the stage for this year's cpac conference as part of our working agreement the

00:14:11.420 climate the client provided our team with feedback revisions and final approval on all aspects of

00:14:17.780 deliberables outlined in the contract including stage design the approved stage design was intended

00:14:25.320 to provide the best use of space given the constraints of the ballroom and social distancing

00:14:30.740 requirements the iterative design process included review and input from cpac the hosting event space

00:14:38.880 other vendors and county officials we had no idea that the design resembled any symbol nor was there

00:14:45.840 any intention to create something that did we are saddened and horrified at the accusations that this

00:14:51.880 was a deliberate act design foundry denounces all hate speech and acts of racism prejudice or bigotry in

00:14:57.600 all forms the evolution of the stage design renderings can be found here with relevant time stamps so

00:15:03.140 they provided a google drive of all of the renderings how did this come down how did you guys

00:15:10.780 at any point say well that's not quite nazi enough or how did this happen no and and within the documents

00:15:19.740 it says that they actually retained ownership of the design it's a hundred percent their design now of

00:15:25.520 course it's collaborative because we're paying the bills and the stage has to work well i mean one of

00:15:30.960 the things we've done and glenn you've been on that stage so many times to try to demystify the stage

00:15:36.940 bring it to the people that people sit around the stage uh and not make it so formalized and just

00:15:42.760 because of the way this room was this design was the best one that this company came up with i mean

00:15:49.120 we're not artists we're other things right we have other talents and uh so um you know i understand the

00:15:55.960 reason why everyone's so quiet glenn is because one of the things that cancel culture does is they slime

00:16:01.960 you with a an unjust charge or name and everybody runs for the tall grass everybody runs well wait a

00:16:10.360 minute wait a minute wait a minute before you go there let me ask you this is a partner of many

00:16:15.400 years of yours um if i did something on stage and i you know was a partner with you and you would ask me

00:16:22.940 to you know do work for you i would immediately step to the but you wouldn't even have to call me i would

00:16:27.960 say no no no that's on us we did it and that was not the intention um but i would expect that you

00:16:35.460 would call why didn't you call design foundry right away and say hey this is your design make a statement

00:16:44.860 not only did not only did we not call them right away they were i believe right there because they

00:16:51.080 helped with every aspect of the stage i believe there was somebody either on site or you know in

00:16:56.840 constant communication so um uh you know the that those conversations happened immediately like

00:17:03.440 what is this you know my last name is schlapp i've never heard of this nazi sign i mean this really

00:17:10.280 hit me as a complete surprise we have a young man working for us who studied anti-semitism in college

00:17:16.800 and he was like i don't understand what they're saying the symbol is so it's not like it was a well

00:17:21.800 recognized thing now is it possible that somebody you know in this process was uh trying to be very

00:17:28.780 clever and set us up from a pr standpoint you know i guess we'll learn more as the days go by so but

00:17:35.160 but wait you did you did say hey what's the deal and did you ask them to come out because it wasn't

00:17:43.100 until last night that they came out and said of course you did of course we did so why would a good

00:17:48.520 partner all of our partners why would a good partner do that to you because uh well first of

00:17:55.980 all uh as i said everybody runs for the tall grass right maybe people don't have courage maybe people

00:18:01.480 don't have integrity um you know uh that's clearly a part of this where both the hyatt and this firm

00:18:09.060 looked to cpac and said look hands off we have nothing to do with this stage that's outrageous this

00:18:15.580 whole process takes months glenn you do these huge productions i know this whole process takes

00:18:19.960 months you go back and forth and back and forth you have to hire all the talent because we can't

00:18:24.260 miss our deadlines because thousands of people and all the press is going to be there assembled

00:18:28.460 everybody saw this everybody had to figure out how to construct this everybody had eyes on it from

00:18:34.360 every angle nobody in that process ever raised their hand and said oh you know i took a i took a

00:18:40.000 european history class and i noticed that i thought nobody because it wasn't something uh that somebody

00:18:46.320 would recognize no i know no it's a rape so it's so shocking tell me i was very disappointed with the

00:18:53.860 hyatt the hyatt first defended you did the hyatt know that this stage uh was was not of your doing

00:19:04.680 but of this design firm's doing yes because the the the design firm the hotel and cpac work

00:19:13.480 collaboratively to be able to construct it you have to actually construct the thing and the hotel has to

00:19:20.140 agree with who's going to do that work everyone has to understand it's got to meet a certain bid

00:19:25.060 so what our two partners did to us is basically you know point the other way and say i'm not sure what

00:19:32.320 this is but go talk to cpac now we're fine with taking the hits we always take the hits it's part

00:19:37.440 of being a prominent conservative group you're going to take the hits but we're not going to let

00:19:41.860 people lie and we're not going to let people uh you know the underlying the most important thing here

00:19:46.200 glenn is would we somehow think it'd be uh amusing or funny to have anything associated with fascism or

00:19:54.000 nazism associated with the conference and of course the conference does exactly the opposite so if we want

00:19:58.840 to make uh if we want to expel bigotry from our society including anti-semitism we did we do just

00:20:05.520 the opposite at that conference to being anti-semitic but they don't care about that they wanted to catch

00:20:10.860 us you know you know that i have a good relationship with um the state of israel and jewish organizations

00:20:20.140 you you provide um service for jewish organizations there's a big conservative jewish organization that

00:20:28.960 every time i'm at cpac i attend on the sabbath i go and i i speak to them about dinner yes and it's a 0.84

00:20:37.140 it's a big deal what kind of anti-semites would have a shabbat dinner for the love of pete it's ridiculous

00:20:44.840 this is the best of the glenn beck program

00:20:50.600 justin heskins is uh with us he's the editorial director of the heartland institute editor of

00:21:05.660 editor-in-chief of stopping socialism.com uh and uh the co-author of a brand new book that will be

00:21:13.360 coming out on the great reset and this has been a hard book to get our arms around because so hard

00:21:19.120 it's so massive and we're finding new things every single day yeah well that last point i mean

00:21:26.700 every every day every day something new is happening this is and i think what we're learning

00:21:32.260 as we do more research in the great which is groundbreaking stuff i mean what we're doing on

00:21:37.000 this nobody else is doing this nobody is this has been going on for a long long time yeah

00:21:43.060 and we're now starting to see and uncover things from years ago that even people like you were missing

00:21:49.720 i know the paris accords yeah we're gonna show something tonight on tv we'll show you footage i saw

00:21:57.020 back then i never put any of it together yeah uh and it's john carrey the paris accords and

00:22:03.940 and what really happened why the paris accords were so important it has very little if anything to do

00:22:12.640 with climate change it has everything to do with control and finance that's exactly right and the

00:22:19.300 thing about the paris climate agreement i remember even at the time it was sort of like well wait a

00:22:22.800 minute does this thing have any teeth at all like what is this thing it's not even ratified by the

00:22:28.040 senate i mean it does it even really matter it it mattered so much more than i ever thought because

00:22:35.700 of all of the other things related to banking and finance just give a couple of highlights of what

00:22:40.200 we're going to hit tonight well what we're going to see beyond any doubt and i've seen the notes for

00:22:45.480 tonight's show absolutely incredible you cannot miss this episode tonight it is absolutely incredible

00:22:50.560 stuff but what we're going to see is that for years now the groundwork has been laid in banking and

00:22:55.940 finance to impose a transition to green energy as part of this massive multi-billion multi-trillion dollar

00:23:05.480 con this gigantic con where all of these people all these global players are going to get filthy rich

00:23:12.600 and the regular person is going to end up getting screwed all in the name of saving the earth from

00:23:18.120 this supposedly existential climate change crisis i want you to understand that the great reset is broken

00:23:24.200 up into three parts e environment s social justice g government regulations and you'll get an esg score

00:23:35.560 and that's already happened we'll explain all of this tonight but it is it is a way to shut you down

00:23:43.560 if you're politically incorrect as you'll see tonight uh there was an obama program

00:23:49.640 program that uh that went through that was part of the you know the beginnings really of the the

00:23:56.520 paris climate uh deal that was is truly frightening yeah where it was its intent was to put companies out of

00:24:06.720 business that disagreed with it nobody's nobody that i know of as has ever talked about it we have all of

00:24:14.140 the documents we have everything to show you what was going on and it's this system now in the great reset

00:24:21.900 when you talk about the great reset um and i don't know if you've ever noticed this justin this just may be my

00:24:27.400 conspiracy theory but occasionally occasionally glenn beck tends to get like 10 steps ahead of where the audience

00:24:38.380 is on their understanding of all of these things glenn beck yeah i know this doesn't sound like glenn beck

00:24:44.720 does it right it's really like a crazy accusation but just let's pretend for a moment it's 100

00:24:52.720 can you tell if people don't know maybe they've heard the term the great reset maybe they've heard

00:25:00.080 glenn talk about it here and there can you take give give people a one-on-one on what it actually is

00:25:04.640 right so so at its most basic form i believe the great reset has two primary components okay you

00:25:11.000 have this massive push for big gigantic social programs all the things that you hear uh far left

00:25:17.700 people talk about all the time there's federal jobs guarantee type stuff in there um there's you know

00:25:23.200 the green new deal is obviously a part of this there's all sorts of things called for universal social

00:25:28.800 protection which is another way of saying big government programs uh wealth redistribution all of that

00:25:34.060 stuff is in it that's one part of it but that's not really the most important part of it the most

00:25:38.540 important part of it is that they're going to radically transform the entire global economy and

00:25:45.020 society by extension through these things called esg standards let me give you let me let me break that

00:25:52.420 down let me just explain operation choke point i'm going to explain this tonight but let me give you a

00:25:58.000 little bit of it operation choke point was put in by the obama administration in 2013 we now know

00:26:06.360 this to be an absolute fact it was for the fdic and i'm quoting to freeze politically disfavored

00:26:16.820 businesses out of the financial system end quote okay choke them off operation choke point choke them off

00:26:26.940 so if you are quoting again politically disfavored business the banks would stop doing business with

00:26:34.860 you so that's what this is about that's how they control you and they get away with it because these

00:26:42.260 are private banks doing it right this is not a government program right in theory i know you're

00:26:47.600 saying that's part of it but like partnership this part of it is our private businesses who are coming

00:26:54.880 up with this esg formula and then companies that do business that do not score well on this you know

00:27:01.740 social credit scale they will have no opportunity to work with big banks or any of these businesses that

00:27:09.980 are in this program is that the way to think about this there's definitely that's a big part of it but

00:27:14.460 there's also a push to try to make regulatory changes that tie esg standards into all sorts of other

00:27:20.460 things for example there was a very large investment group i believe it was this this past year in 2020

00:27:27.020 that was calling for the sec to impose regulations related to esg and what they want to do is keep

00:27:35.100 there's a lot of there's a huge movement of these left-wing investors that want to keep companies that

00:27:40.340 are not woke that don't have high esg scores off of stock exchanges yep and in the long run that's

00:27:46.840 absolutely a core part of this that's an easy regulatory change to make for the sec to say oh

00:27:52.900 well we're only going to have you know these high esg good companies right and this is a public movement

00:27:58.400 all of these companies are in it i mean you know when you've got exxon and exxon announced this week

00:28:03.640 they're part of this uh when you got companies like exxon you would say to yourself why would they do

00:28:10.460 something that would hurt them why would they do something to get involved where they're changing

00:28:17.940 capitalism and even if you were able to stop it at the sec level the new york stock exchange could

00:28:23.940 just do it yes the new york stock exchange could just say we only are trading with companies with

00:28:27.720 these good scores because we believe in this so much it's good for humanity exactly we're going to

00:28:31.620 show you some documentation tonight from merrill lynch where somebody who works is working as a

00:28:38.180 researcher that's uh went to their merrill lynch you know 401k page just to check things out and

00:28:45.040 what did he find he found that he had his very own special esg score he has himself has been given

00:28:51.980 an esg score based on his investments in all three categories the e the s and the g and then he has an

00:28:57.720 overall score and it's not very good he didn't do very well it's 4.6 degenerate it's 4.6 so that is

00:29:04.460 like having out of 10 that's like that's like having a three for your credit score who's going

00:29:10.280 to give you any kind of loans if you have a three for your credit score this is going to be more

00:29:16.960 important than anything else so and what it's doing right now is just saying it they're now just

00:29:23.420 suggesting hey you should pay attention to things the companies that are are doing great things there's

00:29:30.220 no teeth to it yet this came out in 2018 merrill lynch put this in um and it's all the framework it just

00:29:38.760 needs the teeth to be turned on and all that is is right now they're saying look you've got a score

00:29:45.360 of 4.7 um that's because you're not looking at companies to see the whole stakeholder idea where

00:29:54.480 these companies have a responsibility to do good not just for their shareholders because that kind

00:30:00.500 of capitalism is over so every company that's being traded we've scored with their esg which means

00:30:09.040 those companies are required now to come up with all of this paperwork and all this bullcrap

00:30:16.340 so now the cost of overhead is enormous imagine what it will be for you and your restaurant

00:30:22.160 so they have to come up with these things so then they can get a score for the stock exchange and

00:30:28.420 merrill lynch can say okay that company has an eight well i want to invest in this company it's a gun

00:30:34.180 company oh they've got a esg score of two well i don't care because i believe that's going to go up

00:30:40.620 doesn't matter you're not doing it for that anymore you're not doing it to make money you're doing it

00:30:47.420 for the overall good of society this is the end of capitalism that's right and some of these esg

00:30:55.020 funds that they have they already have esg funds like index funds similar to you know these massive

00:31:00.340 index funds that you you have for other that we've been around forever and they have excluded

00:31:04.560 businesses related to guns and all sorts of other things already from that automatically it doesn't

00:31:10.780 matter how good you you could be running you know your uh gun store on solar panels right doesn't

00:31:16.460 matter and the idea is that you are when you put teeth to this you then you have a completely

00:31:24.180 bogus market because you're looking at a score for how politically correct is this person or this

00:31:33.200 company if they're politically correct the teeth tell all the lower investors you're going to invest

00:31:41.060 in these companies not these companies because it doesn't matter that these companies might be worth

00:31:47.560 more we think the investment should go to these companies because they're socially woke when that

00:31:54.500 happens the stock market means nothing nothing because it is basically at the barrel of a gun

00:32:02.380 the government and the big businesses have decided who's going to get the money right and have you

00:32:08.460 noticed that when it comes to the environment we're no longer hearing about a climate uh a climate

00:32:15.160 trading board that we're no longer looking at carbon offsets and and climate uh offsets that you can sell

00:32:22.780 like a stock exchange that you could buy and sell these carbon credits that went away because companies

00:32:28.900 were losing companies giant corporations would lose lots of money on that and who would get rich

00:32:35.400 the government so this is a way for the government and businesses to get rich so now we don't need the

00:32:44.820 carbon offsets we're we're forcing people to funnel their money into these companies because they're

00:32:52.860 going to be great for the environment whether they are or not doesn't matter funnel their money right

00:32:58.960 into here because these are woke companies so the companies win anyone who stood against the the climate

00:33:06.860 uh you know exchange board they're in there too because they can make money now without buying and

00:33:16.640 selling credits yeah that's exactly right and we know this is going to happen we know it's going to

00:33:22.740 happen be the whole thing is rigged it's all set up we know it's going to happen because there are

00:33:27.560 there's this group principles for responsible investment came out of the united nations tied

00:33:32.280 to the all the things you're going to be talking about tonight on the special and they together uh

00:33:39.280 if you add up all the assets that these people who have voluntarily signed on to this group to agree

00:33:43.820 to invest in esg standards more than a hundred trillion dollars in assets that's twice all of the

00:33:51.560 money printed money on earth more than a hundred trillion dollars i had to check it five times

00:33:56.620 because i thought this can't possibly be right the un itself says that these are these are the

00:34:02.660 numbers more than a hundred trillion dollars controlled by these 3 000 investors who have

00:34:09.000 agreed to be part of this and this group started in 2006 with 100 people and so they've been building

00:34:16.020 this movement so it's it's it's it's a done deal there's no way if you are part of this group with

00:34:21.180 100 trillion dollars that you're going to put this on a you're going to gamble it well maybe this will

00:34:25.800 work maybe it won't no chance you know how this all ends that's the only way you bet that kind of

00:34:31.100 money this thing is completely rigged it's a giant con and the only way to beat it is locally the only

00:34:38.380 way to beat it is locally you have got to get your town out of the un sustainable bullcrap you need to

00:34:45.980 get out of any agenda 2030 agenda 21 uh any of this stuff related to the world economic forum the united

00:34:55.020 nations and now our own country you must be able to stand on your own uh and this is one of the reasons

00:35:02.980 why i keep saying you've got to protect all of your assets i i will tell you that i've i have not done this

00:35:11.520 until last week i called my financial advisors who are jewish and i said to them i know times you

00:35:19.740 think i'm crazy but i need you to start thinking like those who came before us in the 1930s they knew

00:35:28.420 exactly what that meant you have to start thinking differently because there is a global system that

00:35:37.480 is coming and it's going to choke the snot out of anyone who stands against it we're with uh justin

00:35:43.520 haskins uh editorial director of the heartland institute and also the co-author of a book on

00:35:49.040 the great reset uh that i'll be putting out here uh shortly we're you know what we had a really

00:35:54.740 difficult time because when we started the book i was convinced this was all about socialism

00:36:01.100 and the one thing i couldn't connect the dots on was why would these companies want to destroy

00:36:09.760 um capitalism because it made them rich yeah and i couldn't i i had theories you had theories but we

00:36:17.840 couldn't really close that gap yep we know now it's really not socialism that that's a red herring

00:36:25.700 yes that they i believe the global powers uh that are involved in this are using the socialists to uh

00:36:35.060 to say oh yeah that's where we're going that's where we're going i mean it's not where they're going

00:36:40.600 nah nah nah nah nah

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