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00:00:00.000 hey great podcast today it's actually a lead-up to the show that happens at 9 p.m on blaze tv

00:00:06.180 control we're talking about gun control we i mean we start out with the the podcast today with a

00:00:12.920 with a look at uh at the new york times and the daily and how the press seems to be covering

00:00:21.000 this shooting in colorado um but then we get very serious we talk about uh in fact we talk

00:00:27.860 to the guy who is introducing the legislation here in texas to become a sanctuary state on the

00:00:34.360 second amendment this is already passed in four states but it's gone through hundreds of counties

00:00:41.000 as well um all across the united states if you are not involved in it if your county's not involved

00:00:48.160 with it your state's not involved with it this is a must listen to broadcast and tonight at 9 p.m we

00:00:55.100 continue that conversation i'm gonna i'm gonna show you a something that i think is genius but

00:01:04.120 kind of shows you how serious you should take this one state that is making everyone a militia member

00:01:17.020 and it's not like you know uh some some crazy far off north dakota where they've got three people

00:01:25.840 it's a major state and we'll tell you about that effort tonight 9 p.m uh on blaze tv.com you use the

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00:01:42.880 here's the podcast you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:01:54.840 from the new york times i'm michael babaro and this is the daily

00:02:06.860 today just two days after the horrific shooting the rampage in denver colorado information is slowly

00:02:22.960 coming out that the shooter ahmed alissi was a member of a white supremacy group called the

00:02:31.680 be against everything that's not white even eggshell paint militia how did he get roped in to this

00:02:42.880 today our reporter has the full story a man who works as the chief investigator at the southern

00:02:52.120 poverty law center che escobar next on the daily it's march 24th

00:03:02.120 actually it's uh chief inquisitor it's yeah i'm sorry you said chief investigator

00:03:14.280 uh it's chief inquisitor interesting so jay the information that is coming out uh it shows that

00:03:25.160 uh ahmed had postings on his facebook page about islam prayers religious holidays he also shared

00:03:33.920 another person's thought the day after the mosque massacres in christ church new zealand that killed

00:03:39.720 51 people said muslims at christ church mosque were not victims of a single shooter but instead they

00:03:47.400 were victims of the entire islamophobia industry that vilified them well michael we we don't have

00:03:54.960 confirmation that those facebook posts are authentic at this time and it's important to note that if they

00:04:02.600 were authentic they would be authentically placed there by the proud boys this much we do know

00:04:09.500 uh and investigators will will get to the bottom of that and release the details of it or of course

00:04:17.020 they will no longer hold their jobs fascinating so when he posted the muslims at christ church mosque 1.00

00:04:25.140 were not the victims of a single shooter and he went on to say if racist islamophobic people would

00:04:33.100 stop hacking my phone and let me have a normal life i probably could that you believe is coming

00:04:40.620 from the proud boys well michael

00:04:42.780 yes yes that's what we believe

00:04:48.620 fascinating there's also stories coming out in the press that

00:05:00.060 his mental health was also called into question uh the suspect's 34 year old brother uh recently said

00:05:08.060 his brother was very antisocial paranoid and adding that sometimes he would claim he was being chased

00:05:14.860 someone's behind him someone's looking for him well michael

00:05:18.380 yes yes we we agree with that analysis and of course investigators are looking at the causes

00:05:31.180 of of this mental illness and we so there is a possibility that he is in the middle of speaking

00:05:38.380 i don't know why you would interrupt me in the middle of speaking to restate the point i was in currently

00:05:44.860 making i it's it's impossible to understand your patterns of speech when he was having lunch with

00:05:52.180 his sister in a restaurant his sister said that he said that people were in the parking lot and

00:05:59.720 they were looking for him uh we didn't know what was going on in his head that's according to his 0.85

00:06:07.480 sister who said this was not a political statement it's a mental illness well michael 0.97

00:06:12.680 donald trump 0.79

00:06:17.180 donald trump was president at the time that this occurred or recently before when it occurred

00:06:25.640 and we know donald trump's islamophobia caused this incident we know that we know it with certainty

00:06:36.320 donald trump did this donald trump is guilty

00:06:40.460 but investigators are looking to confirm that at this time let me let me ask something else that

00:06:48.180 you know to be true um i just want to throw in white hate groups could i just say that quickly

00:06:54.220 of course it he did post that uh trump is such a male body part uh and he also did go in and say

00:07:05.960 that donald trump just inherited a growing economy and the unemployment rate was low and the economy

00:07:13.400 was on an upward spiral and he won because of racism this goes back to january 6th

00:07:19.900 there was an insurrection at our capital white people did white things at this white building

00:07:29.660 this caused these shootings this was a militia these people white people 0.99

00:07:37.000 are guilty 0.60

00:07:40.900 are you you play more than words

00:07:49.480 just one of our producers favorite songs

00:07:53.200 there is an affidavit obtained by the i don't understand why we pay more than words in the

00:08:00.340 middle of this segment that does not it does not make any sense i mean i i think you know what

00:08:05.900 we're saying someone hit the wrong button what happened can we move to uh ilan omar one of the

00:08:12.120 greatest uh congressmen ever to be in congress or for that matter even in parliament

00:08:19.380 um but she came out and said she doesn't understand and i'd have to agree with her why

00:08:27.420 this man's race now knowing that he's from syria plays a role in any of this story well a lot of this

00:08:36.020 comes down to if this person this ahmad is guilty of of this crime and we don't know that yet it could

00:08:44.260 easily be the proud boys uh but this could be connected to january 6th directly maybe people

00:08:50.440 tried to reinvade the capital but went to the wrong place they're looking into that

00:08:55.860 how how did he become involved in such a notorious and well-known militia group as the

00:09:03.620 be against everything uh that's not white even eggshell paint militia a lot of that had to do with

00:09:11.060 his white privilege coming directly from syria michael he came to the united states with so much

00:09:19.280 privilege so much whiteness so white the whiteness is what really stands out and that's why he was of 0.86

00:09:26.020 course at the capitol building we believe uh we without evidence at the capitol building january 6th we

00:09:33.600 believe he he was one of the leaders uh uh of the of the actual riot uh there and yet a victim

00:09:42.380 well oh yeah yeah yeah he's a victim and he and he led the riots uh but that's only because

00:09:52.280 donald trump made him lead the riots and he was in a militia group an an all-white militia group

00:09:58.860 even though he was syrian well he had identified as white syrian and and an asian woman and as we

00:10:10.380 know there's a wave of asian violence going on right now at the hands of donald trump but not

00:10:16.580 but if he was identifying as an asian woman wouldn't he have been the victim of this horrible horrific 1.00

00:10:26.440 shooting can you play more than more more in a minute

00:10:37.960 this is the best of the glenbeck program

00:10:45.620 i need you to understand the the humanitarian problem

00:10:54.420 for not only those uh who are coming across the border the trafficking that is happening the

00:11:01.800 the drug lords and the cartels that are being empowered uh and are just going to destroy lives

00:11:07.960 but also the lives of american citizens especially those who live right on the border del rio texas

00:11:15.060 i've seen video of del rio and what's happening there the grocery stores look like they're from the

00:11:23.300 soviet union there's nothing on the shelves how are regular americans supposed to help if they can't

00:11:32.340 help themselves i want to introduce you to the uh mayor uh bruno uh ralphie lozano i think

00:11:39.500 is he go do you go by ralph ralphie i locally i go by by ralph that's my nickname but people

00:11:45.900 call me bruno these days so you're gonna call me bruno it's okay uh so bruno i want to i want to

00:11:52.540 talk to you not just about politics i want you to describe to me what is happening in your city and

00:11:59.740 what's happening to the people who are law-abiding citizens in your city

00:12:03.900 right so you know the images that you're describing earlier that was taken during the winter storm and

00:12:10.740 that was immediately affecting our community because we didn't have resources for our own

00:12:14.400 citizens and that week i got noticed that we were going to have migrants being released into our

00:12:19.340 community and it's just clearly it's just extremely unfortunate that i even had to make a plea to the

00:12:24.840 president to not release migrants into our community because of the winter storm uh um that took

00:12:31.040 effect over our community um you on uh may 5th let's play this this was your first your first plea

00:12:39.860 uh and i think actually this is was this from february when you originally said this yeah go ahead

00:12:45.780 and play this mr president my name is bruno lozano mayor of the city of del rio texas and i am pleading

00:12:50.900 and requesting with you to please put a halt to any measures regarding the release of immigrants

00:12:54.860 awaiting court dates into the city of del rio and surrounding areas we do not have the resources

00:13:00.240 available to house and accommodate these migrants within our community i will have no choice but 1.00

00:13:05.340 to use the extreme measure under the emergence declaration as the mayor of the city of del rio

00:13:08.900 texas to refuse the entry of migrants awaiting court dates into the city of del rio if you do send

00:13:14.400 these individuals into our community we will be forced to make a decision to leave them without

00:13:19.000 resources under these dire circumstances i am asking to please stop please make another plan for

00:13:25.240 this federal issue okay now you so people know you're not a guy that's after you know biden or

00:13:32.900 anything else you're a democrat you were elected as a democrat you're just trying to protect your

00:13:37.720 american citizens whether they're republican or democrat that you were elected to to help and serve

00:13:44.120 so this is not a political issue so they did release people how many people how many people live in

00:13:52.380 your town and how many people now have you grown to because of the illegal immigration problem 0.82

00:13:59.160 well we have 36 000 uh residents here in the city of del rio within 50 000 in the county

00:14:05.880 and we get an upwards of you know 150 a day um i think the average or the expectation was that

00:14:13.380 there was going to be 35 000 total in about a four-week period those numbers were given to us

00:14:18.620 in february that that's that's the expectations that we're going to have of transient population

00:14:23.020 transiting the community in total so so so wait wait a minute 50 000 people in the county

00:14:30.340 30 000 in del rio and you're and you're expecting 35 000 immigrants to come in

00:14:40.500 correct so the migrants do come in they they um they get they they get dropped off at the

00:14:48.480 valvary humanitarian coalition and that's where we process you know 150 a day or what have you

00:14:53.820 the remaining persons get dropped off in eagle pass texas or carizo springs texas and are processed

00:14:59.260 throughout the entire area but this community alone the border patrol chief sector uh chief scurl told me

00:15:05.500 back in february that we're expecting to get 35 000 um within three to four weeks that was given

00:15:11.000 to me back in february during that week that i made that that video plea so we're pretty close i

00:15:16.240 mean they're they're detaining an average of 700 a day right now the last seven day average so so uh

00:15:22.740 so you have equal number of illegals to to the population how are you expected to

00:15:33.240 deal with this what what is that doing to your community

00:15:37.120 that's exactly the biggest question that i have is that where's the funding how am i supposed to fund

00:15:43.020 an influx of of the population of del rio with a budget of only what we have you know our tax

00:15:48.300 paying citizens are only 35 000 individuals you know that's 11 000 roughly give or so households that

00:15:53.900 we can tax prop you know it's just it's just mind-boggling the statistics and what's happening

00:15:58.680 and yet the administration continues to just you know ignore the ignore the problem and not

00:16:03.140 the fact that it's an actual an absolute humanitarian crisis you know i liked um what

00:16:09.460 you said just recently you said you know i don't want to demonize any any group of individuals i i

00:16:15.580 don't want to uh you know i'm not going to comment on the humanitarian crisis of the you know the the

00:16:22.840 migrants i don't want to get involved in that i'm just talking about the whole humanitarian crisis 0.99

00:16:28.160 here that involves other people as well we can't help people if there's not an orderly

00:16:35.440 influx if there's if you don't go through the right doors and you overwhelm america and towns like

00:16:42.920 yours you can't survive to be a help right right that's exactly the problem is that we cannot sustain

00:16:52.460 this at all and you know every migrant has their own unique story their own situation and their own

00:16:57.280 reason for coming into united states of america and and i don't want to demonize them by any means

00:17:02.200 but you know how can you sit here and tell me that the border patrol is not treating them humanely

00:17:05.960 when you have mothers you know getting their children to cross across a dangerous river you know 0.71

00:17:11.040 in inclement weather and you know drowning how is that how is that any more humane than what the

00:17:16.260 border patrol is trying to provide the border patrol is just doing the directive and finding the

00:17:20.380 directives that are given by the department of homeland security and that direction is coming

00:17:23.720 right now under secretary mayorkas mayorkas and this is what's happening you know there is no plan

00:17:29.860 of action and it's extremely unfortunate that that we're losing lives on both sides we're losing lives

00:17:34.740 for the migrants crossing you know we had a high-speed chase a couple weeks ago where we lost eight 0.99

00:17:39.620 eight um illegal immigrants and it's just it's mind-boggling so what is the white house or anybody saying

00:17:48.140 nationally well the first response that i got from from from one of the um individuals that's up there

00:17:55.220 with the white house um she told me she told me mrs julia rodriguez that you know they inherited a

00:18:01.060 problem or or dismantling of immigration from the trump administration which you know some may argue

00:18:06.340 that that's true that's not but you know it's been a couple of months that they've been in office

00:18:09.860 well where's the plan where's the recovery where's the where's the long-term solution where's the

00:18:14.180 short-term solution well wait a minute wait wait wait wait i don't i don't i i i i i i just have to

00:18:20.020 correct that if you inherited a problem you didn't inherit this problem you inherited what you thought

00:18:26.980 was a problem of being inhumane and so you dismantled it so you caused the problem because

00:18:33.400 you didn't have another plan other than right open it up exactly and that's exactly the frustration

00:18:40.300 is that you know you have on one hand you have the extension of of covid 19 um restrictions you

00:18:46.260 can't enter lawfully visa visa holding mexican mexican nationals cannot visit their family cannot

00:18:51.300 shop in our communities because of covid 19 restrictions and they've extended that to through

00:18:55.860 april 21st yet on that same hand you know you have unlawful entry happening how can you sit here and

00:19:02.500 tell me that that's the previous administration's you know problem it's this is their problem they were

00:19:08.060 elected to do a job and they need to stand up and start doing it you know we need action now we need

00:19:13.260 to we need to get these borders secure and we need to open up business and commerce to the border town

00:19:17.820 community so that we can get our economies back in order so how can we help you first before i ask you

00:19:23.180 that has the state reached out anybody from the governor's office is the state of texas doing anything

00:19:28.780 to help you i appreciate the state's effort i know that they were trying to help you know with with

00:19:33.820 testing at one point and which i appreciate but i'm i sit there with governor abbott this is not a

00:19:39.180 state or local issue this is a federal issue i agree and i firmly believe that that the federal

00:19:43.440 government needs to take more action and come in and be actually present on the border we're getting

00:19:47.760 fema response finally we're getting um you know some testing is finally being done under the department

00:19:53.060 of homeland security's directive but at the same time it's like you need to come down and actually send

00:19:57.960 your people to mitigate all of this this is not this is not the city of dorio's issue this is a

00:20:02.860 federalization process issue it's a federal issue absolutely so is there anything that we can do

00:20:09.080 to help you i think just ensuring that the story gets out and that you know that there is transparency

00:20:15.100 happening i think that's one of the biggest you know ways that we can resolve and find solutions to

00:20:20.280 this problem um it this has this has been an ongoing issue for decades and it's going to continue until

00:20:25.640 we face it head on but we need to be transparent while we're doing that you know you can't you can't

00:20:30.160 not call it a crisis for one thing it is a crisis so it's a humanitarian crisis can you can you tell me

00:20:37.640 because i don't have a clear picture on is life normal for the the average uh delrian uh that is uh

00:20:48.280 that is conducting their life is it is it do they have access to the things they need i mean i'm i'm hearing

00:20:55.080 about huge lines that you know for food but that might be the you know relief food what what is the

00:21:01.720 average life like initially you know there was a huge um what's you know during the winter storm that

00:21:08.960 you you couldn't get food during the winter storm and and since that winter storm has passed you know

00:21:13.100 life has gone back to normal a little bit but the main concern now is is just the security of the

00:21:18.300 border community i mean we're a safe small sleepy town you know we we we know each other we we know each

00:21:24.040 other we say hi to each other at the grocery stores things like that and now i have concerns

00:21:27.720 you know i have small business owners like a photo a photographer she's trying to conduct business at 1.00

00:21:31.420 the creek at our city park and she's fearful that she's going to be robbed because she has migrants 1.00

00:21:36.040 coming up to her and asking her for money and for food and how secure is that you know i have a duty

00:21:41.280 to protect my community and i have the transit population coming through our municipal areas and

00:21:46.680 and parks it's not it's not safe uh bruno i i have to tell you i uh uh i admire you i admire the the

00:21:56.700 take that you have and the the the brave stand that you are you're making um especially i know what

00:22:04.280 i know what the world is like today you're either part of the team or you're not part of the team

00:22:09.420 and that is killing us uh and yeah and i uh so i admire that please keep my phone number if there

00:22:18.120 is anything that we can do for you you have a large charity arm anything we can do to help the

00:22:24.280 citizens of del rio weather this you please let us know i will thank you i appreciate that i appreciate

00:22:30.140 you having me on on and sharing the story of what's happening along the border thank you so much

00:22:34.360 appreciate that you bet bruno lozano uh from del rio texas he's the mayor

00:22:40.740 this is the best of the glenn beck program and we really want to thank you for listening

00:22:48.820 there is a direct push to come after your firearms to to start changing the

00:23:04.340 laws to make it more difficult to take uh quote unquote assault rifles off these are modern

00:23:11.060 sporting rifles that's what they were called by the company that made them beginning in the 1950s

00:23:18.380 they're painted black so they're scary um and there is a movement that i highly recommend that you get

00:23:27.600 involved in it's the second amendment sanctuary cities movement there are three states now uh

00:23:33.940 idaho uh wyoming and i can't remember what the what the other one uh is but three states that have

00:23:43.640 passed this but there are a ton a ton of counties all across the country it's actually four states

00:23:52.600 alaska is one of them um it started in alaska it's happening now in texas as well um and it needs to

00:24:02.900 it needs to go through but i want to understand it and help you understand it a little bit josh

00:24:08.160 uh justin holland he is a texas state representative he's the guy who introduced uh texas house bill 2622

00:24:16.400 and so we thought we'd get him on and if you don't have this happening in your house of representatives

00:24:22.280 it in in your state you need to get involved in this and get it moving now um justin how are you

00:24:30.060 i'm doing great glenn this good morning uh is it is it kansas the other state there's four states

00:24:36.480 do you know uh i believe utah utah is one of the other states but uh it is something that's gaining

00:24:43.280 much momentum in our state right now and we're open to get it pushed through this legislative

00:24:47.980 session with just 70 days left so this is something i was talking about before biden was

00:24:52.500 even inaugurated we need to have sanctuary states um that will operate the same way the sanctuary cities

00:25:00.340 did for um illegal aliens and i think that's what your bill is doing it is it's putting together

00:25:08.560 a movement that says no state agency will help with anything that is against the second amendment

00:25:16.660 is that right yeah basically that is right anything more prohibitory or restrictive a regulation or

00:25:24.160 restriction something like that that would come down from a biden administration or any subsequent

00:25:29.560 administration we are not going to allow our state and local law enforcement resources to enter into

00:25:37.200 agreements with federal agents that would be against what we have right now on the books we want to keep

00:25:43.080 our second amendment laws and our constitutional rights as strong as possible and we feel like

00:25:48.160 that infringement is coming and it's closing in on us so that's what the the over uh the uh you know

00:25:54.040 30 000 foot view is very similar to what you said so in the bill it actually says magazine capacity or

00:26:02.240 size limitations registration requirements background checks uh so that's that's anything that they are

00:26:11.520 talking about now that's right anything that has to do with a firearm a firearm accessory or firearm

00:26:17.840 ammunition and your means of obtaining them we want to maintain our second amendment rights and

00:26:24.240 constitutional rights in texas without the out-of-touch policies of the biden administration

00:26:30.200 coming to texas and uh and hampering us so now let me ask you this is a really selfish question but

00:26:37.480 the federal government would love to make examples of of uh people that are outspoken who have firearms

00:26:44.480 i live in texas if the federal government decided to come and confiscate my stuff or the fbi was at my

00:26:52.080 door and they you know they were like you're we need to see your clips the the or not your clips

00:26:59.080 your magazines the would the state protect me or just not get involved with that so the state is uh

00:27:07.480 the federal government still has their own ability to enforce their laws we cannot stop the feds from 0.62

00:27:13.540 enforcing federal law we're just not going to allow local entities uh to enter into agreements with federal

00:27:22.240 agencies that would ask them to do that on their behalf they would actually lose state funding if they

00:27:28.600 complied with federal more restrictive agreements uh after the inauguration of joe biden so is this

00:27:35.700 kind of like the the the idea here is because if texas did it or utah did it by itself it it wouldn't

00:27:42.580 really be that effective because they'd have the resources is this kind of the christy gnome idea that

00:27:48.400 i need a coalition and the power is the the real strength of this comes from the number of states involved

00:27:55.400 right and i think that's the biggest thing that we need to stress nationwide is our 10th amendment

00:28:01.980 rights as states if all the states that are second amendment loving constitutional loving states will

00:28:08.240 come together and and push back because uh our constitutional rights as you know are eroding day

00:28:15.080 by day and as we have this new administration we're all a little bit scared you can try to give

00:28:19.840 them as much um you know we can watch them very closely but you cannot uh let the biden administration

00:28:26.820 the democrats in washington control the way that we live the way that our way of life is and our values

00:28:33.440 in texas and so yes i think it'd be wonderful if we could push a nationwide campaign for sanctuary

00:28:40.940 second amendment state i have to tell you um you know i've been saying this for a while i think the

00:28:47.300 states that get it need to be a constitution sanctuary state uh that that anything in our bill of rights

00:28:56.020 if it's a violation of our bill of rights we're not doing it i'm just as concerned about the first

00:29:00.780 amendment i mean you we lose the second amendment the first amendment is definitely gone but the first

00:29:06.460 amendment is is going away quickly because they found a way around the the constitution by by using

00:29:14.380 private uh industry to be their strong arm that's right and i can't disagree with you glenn uh but

00:29:22.720 the the spirit of house bill 2622 is focused solely on gun legislation i know i know um the odds that

00:29:31.220 this is going to pass i'm surprised that texas hasn't led the way in this um but is it i tell you

00:29:37.320 the odds that it's going to pass seem very very likely to me the governor is behind this this is the

00:29:42.500 governor's uh priority second amendment sanctuary piece of legislation good uh he has been active

00:29:49.180 and vocal uh on social media about this bill about our legislation we work closely with his office we've

00:29:55.680 worked closely with texas state rifle association and in meetings and discussions with the nra people

00:30:01.780 are uh there's momentum gaining behind this i think we're going to pass this bill this session

00:30:06.360 uh that is fantastic news when will we know how long is this going to take

00:30:10.620 well right now we've just started uh in earnest uh meetings and laying out bills this bill has been

00:30:17.300 referred to the state affairs committee in the texas house and it will uh we've requested a hearing

00:30:24.280 for that once i lay the bill out in the committee it should get kicked out within a week or so from

00:30:29.200 there we're up against the timeline it needs to happen in april uh for sure because towards the end of

00:30:35.140 our legislative session it gets becomes more and more difficult to pass bills if you don't get them

00:30:40.120 moving we feel like in the next couple of weeks we're going to get this bill moving down the line

00:30:45.360 and over to the senate so that we can uh we can get to the governor's desk a lot of people around the

00:30:51.000 country don't understand the reason why texas is still as free as it is and no offense to you is that

00:30:57.600 these the state house they adjourn and they're only in what is it every other year so every other year

00:31:04.900 for 140 days uh we we make laws for 140 days and we go back to our communities and businesses and

00:31:11.680 live under them uh with the people that voted us in there and the more that we're in session the

00:31:17.500 greater your liberties are in trouble and it is it is the reason why texas has been this strong

00:31:23.060 and more more state that's the way our founders set things up uh and texas is really the only one

00:31:29.880 left i think in the country that's uh living that way um well that's why so many people glenn are

00:31:35.980 moving here i know because it's the freedom capital of america as our governor likes to say

00:31:41.140 and we want to keep it that way for our guns as well i have some friends that are living up north and

00:31:46.360 they are visiting this week and they they couldn't believe the growth in texas they're like how is the

00:31:52.700 state keeping up with it and i'm like well the state is really smart and you know got they built the

00:31:58.000 infrastructure ahead of time but it is phenomenal how fast this state is growing um it's growing very

00:32:04.500 fast um could i ask is if somebody is interested in this in their state is did you use another uh bill

00:32:12.920 from somebody else is there a is there like a mad lib version of this bill that states can start to go

00:32:18.840 off of uh well i i tell you what we have a couple of different versions of it that we'd be happy to

00:32:24.980 provide to any other legislators or people that would like to send it to theirs the texas legislature

00:32:30.100 online has a great resource where you can search the bill 2622 house bill 2622 and get the language

00:32:36.680 to share with their legislators and our office would be happy to provide that as well great how we where

00:32:41.460 would they find that online it would be texas legislature online tlo tlo yes tlo okay um all right

00:32:52.800 thank you so much please stay in touch with us let us know um do people should we be calling our

00:32:59.860 our state representative here in texas the best way that you could do is call your state representative

00:33:06.820 and tell them to co-author this legislation that essentially means that they will walk down

00:33:12.000 to the house clerk's office sign their name on as a co-author and support the more co-authors we have

00:33:18.820 the stronger chance that this has to start moving and move quickly and uh that's what they would do

00:33:25.160 support this bill by co-authoring it and tell their state rep to do that great thank you so much i will

00:33:31.220 tell you there's going to be a ton if this gains real traction here in texas there it will be a ton

00:33:36.140 of soros type money coming in to stop it um you know as texas goes it's a little like california

00:33:44.640 in new york as texas goes so goes the country uh and uh i urge you if you're listening to us in texas

00:33:51.340 to call your state rep it's house bill 2622 if you're listening to us anywhere else in the country

00:33:57.840 call your state representative call your uh your your local people and say we need to have this as a

00:34:07.580 sanctuary city and a sanctuary state there again there are only three or four states now that are

00:34:15.260 doing this or have already passed it there are more coming but there are counties all over the country

00:34:23.800 there's i don't know how many 400 and some counties it is a the the map is a wash with the counties that

00:34:32.000 have already done this so if your state won't do it get it to your local level your county level or even

00:34:39.320 your city level if that's what it takes but get involved in this movement and time is of the essence now

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 24, 2021

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