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00:00:00.000 hey great podcast you don't want to miss we take it all on today um we take on china we take on

00:00:08.140 the new gun bill that just passed in the senate and show you what you can do mike lee joins us

00:00:14.480 for that we also uh talk to the missouri ag who is taking on the federal government on schools

00:00:21.880 because the federal government is now saying we're going to pull all of your school lunch money

00:00:28.100 unless you have gender neutral bathrooms etc etc and we talked to the oklahoma uh department of

00:00:37.260 education he's the uh the secretary of the department of education he is great on schools

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00:02:13.660 senator mike lee is joining us in case you didn't hear um john cornyn and other very very popular senators

00:02:25.640 um sold us out uh and uh and worked on comprehensive gun control it passed the senate um did anybody read

00:02:36.980 it i don't know senator lee mike did anybody read it did you guys have time well look i assume that a

00:02:46.200 small handful must have read it because there were a group of senators 10 republicans and 10 democrats who

00:02:51.640 got together and wrote this behind closed doors i hope they read it but i don't think anyone else had

00:02:56.800 the chance to uh in fact by yesterday afternoon mid-afternoon a number of news media outlets were

00:03:03.440 reporting that they had the bill text senators still didn't we received the bill text just moments before

00:03:10.280 we were expected to vote on it and it ended up getting an overwhelming vote because basically all

00:03:17.780 democrats and 10 or 15 republicans voted for it this is stunning to me this is not how the senate is supposed

00:03:25.500 to operate i mean okay so mike tell me tell me tell me this first of all um the devil is always in the

00:03:34.700 details you're an attorney most of you guys in the senate are attorneys so you've you know this you you can say

00:03:42.640 one thing but i'm never going to sign a contract that is just a kind of a list of things that are

00:03:49.400 in the contract say yeah it's all done i'm going to read every word of that contract because the way

00:03:54.800 it's worded makes all the difference in the world is that did you just get a list of stuff or did you get

00:04:01.700 the actual physical bill with all of the legal jargon in it and if so how could you possibly read it

00:04:09.500 even if you had it for two hours right we we got the the text of the bill and the blind vote was

00:04:18.260 required within an hour and and so with only moments to review no committee hearings no regular order

00:04:24.340 a vote was held with implications concerning a pretty essential constitutional right and immediately

00:04:31.000 after uh senator schumer the the majority leader uh used the procedure it's called uh filling the the

00:04:38.600 the tree and filing cloture which means he's going to block all amendments it means that this bill text

00:04:45.260 is now sacred it's now protected it's like it's on on stone tablets and you can't change it from here

00:04:53.140 on out and this is how they set it up so that they can pass it as is without any amendments this is the

00:05:01.500 senate operating at its worst it operates at its best when people bring forward legislation they propose

00:05:06.860 something and the senators hold hearings on it they discuss the language they debate and then they they

00:05:13.580 also debate amendments they say okay this provision here might be okay if you made these changes this

00:05:19.440 one over here might be okay if you made those changes that's what the american people deserve they

00:05:24.080 deserve better from the world's greatest deliberative body they didn't have that here so mike do we even

00:05:30.840 really have a senate process anymore because it to me as an outsider it sounds like you got a group of

00:05:38.000 people uh anywhere from three to ten that get together decide on what's going to be voted what the bill is

00:05:45.520 then they put it in front of you guys say you you know you have no time to read it you just have to vote

00:05:51.920 trust us i mean i don't know the last time i heard a real debate on a bill i mean you used to when they

00:05:58.780 were important things we would watch c-span believe it or not and we would listen to you guys debate back

00:06:05.160 and forth i can't think of a time that that has happened in the last 10 years do we have a senate

00:06:11.440 well yeah we we do we do and there are plenty of times where that has happened it was noticeably

00:06:16.760 absent here and yes we do have a senate we do have a process for those things to happen and we routinely

00:06:23.120 do use them the problem arises where we don't use them where senators choose not to do it now look

00:06:31.000 i've given you the bad news the good news is this still isn't over this thing isn't passed yet what we voted

00:06:36.700 on last night was known as a motion to proceed we it's a procedural motion to get onto the bill

00:06:42.900 uh in a couple of days uh probably sometime tomorrow we'll be casting another vote that's called

00:06:49.980 the cloture vote which is uh about how to bring debate to a close which seems uh it's potentially

00:06:57.560 perfunctory here because apparently what they've got in mind is no amendments at all and not much

00:07:05.380 real debate at all but if if you can't get to 60 votes voting to bring debate to a close through

00:07:10.700 cloture tomorrow then this thing can't pass so it's not entirely baked yet it's just mostly baked

00:07:18.080 if we can convince enough senators to say hey this needs more time this needs more deliberation this

00:07:24.340 needs more debate then perhaps we can have a real process here which is what we really want

00:07:29.200 but don't we have don't we have 15 republicans is it 12 or 15 that voted for it so you would need

00:07:38.040 i believe it was you'd need you know probably 14 last night okay so you'd you'd need at least four to flip

00:07:46.580 yeah five you'd need five but see glenn this is this highlights another issue that i've got with it

00:07:54.520 especially in an election year like this one as contentious as it's become and with a democratic

00:08:00.400 president who has become as abusive as he has of government processes and of policies that are

00:08:06.260 important to republicans i think it's disappointing really that we've got a bill that unites as far as i can

00:08:14.640 tell all 50 democrats and it deeply divides republicans why why do this now well why do this

00:08:24.380 without at least any process look i i understand the need for bipartisanship i understand that not

00:08:28.900 every republican is always going to agree with every other republican but at least give us the process

00:08:35.660 and that's why it's on that basis that i'd encourage my republican colleagues who voted to proceed last night

00:08:40.480 to strongly reconsider their vote when it comes to cloture let's not bring this debate to a close

00:08:46.140 when we're nowhere near ready to fully understand this thing the the american people really do deserve

00:08:54.060 better here who do we need to call well look i think a good place is i a good place to start would be

00:09:05.300 anyone who voted to proceed on that last night uh and separate apart from calling them just having a

00:09:12.580 national discussion about what's in the bill about some of the uncertainties in it um and and i want to

00:09:18.980 make clear there are a number of legislative options before us that do address or could address

00:09:24.020 things that can be done practically to improve safety in this area one one of those things is called

00:09:31.580 the luke and alex school safety act and that's included in this bill and it codifies into law

00:09:36.540 the federal clearinghouse on school safety i spoke in favor of that bill at a hearing last week and

00:09:41.680 that bill is included within this package and i'm open to others other ideas that that tackle

00:09:47.500 safety in schools head-on senator marshall has an interesting proposal for example that would that

00:09:53.360 would use unspent covid funds to improve school safety and security and i could also

00:09:58.500 support increasing penalties for straw purchasers who know or have reason to know that the gun

00:10:05.520 they're purchasing is for someone who will use it in a crime so um mike is it true with these red flag

00:10:13.720 laws that are in this bill that the money goes to states for school safety that will um that will

00:10:23.400 adopt the red flag laws is that true there's there seems to be money being held back from

00:10:30.240 basically red states yeah i mean you're you're on the right track it's not exactly that it's it's not

00:10:37.680 school safety funds that go to red flag law states but it's it's other funds um these um uh criminal

00:10:45.340 enforcement called burn jag grants that will be made more available to states with red flag laws

00:10:52.760 than those without them and we there is really bad ambiguous vague language in there that purports

00:11:03.180 to protect due process reports to protect the the rights of the person uh accused of something

00:11:10.240 before they take can take their guns away but the language is loose enough that i think you could

00:11:15.840 you could run a mac truck through it and i think these uh these states that have existing red flag

00:11:21.740 laws that have no real due process uh protections to speak of uh are probably going to be just fine

00:11:30.080 they won't have to make any changes to them i mean think about it glenn if if somebody takes away a

00:11:35.500 constitutional right from you don't you think that the fifth and 14th amendments if it's government

00:11:42.420 taking away a constitutional right from you don't you think that those two amendments require that

00:11:48.140 you be given due process of law before they can deprive you of life yes liberty or property yes i mean

00:11:53.300 we have two different provisions of the constitution that say as much and so anytime we're tinkering with

00:11:59.200 that as i think we are when we give extra money to states with red flag laws because red flag laws

00:12:06.460 allow the government to come in and take uh your gun away without giving you a full access to a full

00:12:15.540 hearing in front of a court in which you can present evidence uh uh to the judge and which you can

00:12:22.260 confront your witnesses we've got multiple constitutional protections at place here at stake

00:12:26.960 it's crazy this is this is also your due process right your confrontation clause rights your jury trial

00:12:32.760 rights they're all being undermined by this arguably we need to know what this actually does before

00:12:38.940 congress passes it um cornyn said last week he was booed at the um gop convention in texas and he said

00:12:49.560 as he left i don't i don't give in to mobs uh this doesn't bother me um and i thought well that's not

00:12:55.940 a mob those are the people you're supposed to represent that's the party that you are supposed to

00:13:02.020 represent what do you mean it's a mob now um he's quoted as saying um first guns now immigration

00:13:12.760 and cinema is quoted saying that's right we're going to do it um so cornyn apparently is you know on the

00:13:22.440 road now for for uh negotiations on the border it is that possibly true please tell me

00:13:32.000 wait meaning he's not in washington no he's in washington last friday he gave a speech where he

00:13:39.600 said where he was booed at the gop convention and he said uh i don't give in to mobs i'm not going to

00:13:45.420 give in to you um and he was booed because of his his work on this this gun uh reform now apparently

00:13:55.100 he has said to senator alex padilla uh first guns now immigration and um padilla smiled this is according

00:14:07.020 to uh sources that he smiled and uh cinema said that's right we're gonna do it so apparently he's

00:14:15.360 now pledging his support for amnesty as well on the border well oh okay so that that's that's news to me

00:14:24.200 but i would be a little surprised if he thought that was a good idea right now and so i wouldn't

00:14:30.480 want to speak for for him on this but that would surprise me a little bit especially given this

00:14:35.560 administration's problems with the border i mean that's basically killed any chance for

00:14:42.120 immigration reform with an administration that has refused to enforce the border at all resulting in

00:14:49.000 the multi-billion dollar profits flowing into international drug cartels uh so yeah that part

00:14:55.400 would surprise me but but this raises an interesting connection if we were to do that go ahead i would be

00:15:01.640 worried we don't we ought not have a handful of republicans empowering and uniting all democrats in

00:15:09.500 the senate that's how bad policy is made especially when you rush it through without the public having

00:15:14.920 adequate opportunity to understand what's being passed senator mike lee as always good to have you

00:15:21.720 on thanks for standing up um tell us what we can do i mean we have millions of people that are uh

00:15:27.960 want to stop this want to help um so uh i guess we'll start with those republicans too if you can get

00:15:35.180 that list of those republicans that uh voted last night to proceed with this this gun violence bill

00:15:41.780 mike lee thank you very much we'll talk again you're listening to the best of the glenbeck program

00:15:51.280 you know this this gun control stuff could not happen at a better time in some ways you know 20 years

00:16:05.740 ago we kind of trusted our government uh we did exactly the opposite of what george washington said

00:16:13.040 george washington said treat government like a fire uh when you're in control of it it will keep you warm

00:16:19.740 and it's fine it could be useful when it's in control of you it will burn everything down

00:16:26.840 um we now are starting to at least some of us are starting to look at the government and

00:16:33.080 there's no way the patriot act uh would have passed uh today you know assuming we had a regular

00:16:39.900 senate and everything else i can't imagine that uh the patriot act would have would have come close

00:16:46.520 to passing today because there's enough people are like uh-uh no more power for you guys no more power

00:16:52.580 now we're giving them the red law the red flag laws we're giving them the power to say oh you know

00:17:01.500 what you've been you've had some mental health problems oh you've had prozac whatever it is

00:17:08.000 and i'm sure there's going to be a really simple way to you know combat this in the courts because

00:17:14.900 you don't get to face your accuser so all of that is bad but here's the worst part of it and this is

00:17:23.160 the main thing that i think every american should be able to relate to and it should give them pause

00:17:29.500 if red flag laws now hear me out if you're a democrat or voted a different way that's fine

00:17:36.760 just please hear me out on this if red flag laws become the law of the land do you think that hunter

00:17:46.340 biden would lose his guns or go to jail looking just at the existing red flag laws as well as the

00:17:57.420 doj's model legislation about them in essence a petitioner may approach the court and request a

00:18:04.240 close relative friend student patient have their firearm taken away if they have cause for believing

00:18:12.020 that person will hurt themselves or others the judge has to consider multiple factors including

00:18:17.920 criminal history drug abuse threatens or threats if they've threatened anyone attempted or actual

00:18:27.540 use of force or even how recently the gun was purchased it's a pretty wide net and it can catch

00:18:34.380 whomever it needs to catch and conversely let anyone you need to let through through now let me tell you a

00:18:42.620 story 2018 hallie biden took hunter biden's gun wrapped it in a shopping bag and then chucked it into the trash can

00:18:53.900 outside of a supermarket across from a school when they went back to get the gun it was gone

00:19:01.520 now somebody had gone through the trash found the gun and turned it into the supermarket and the

00:19:10.020 supermarket called police but like so many hunter biden stories the chaos created uh some sort of a sand

00:19:18.080 storm which you can't find anything anymore and just tidbits of information emerged the main one being

00:19:26.880 saying that the gun in question was purchased by hunter biden illegally you say that again this gun

00:19:36.320 purchased by the son of the president of the united states was purchased in the in the east coast

00:19:45.620 you know in a fashion that is illegal and the east coast they come down on you like a bag of bricks

00:19:53.180 next to the question that you have to fill out when you buy a gun for a background check

00:20:02.040 are you an unlawful user or addicted to marijuana any depressant stimulant narcotic drug or any other

00:20:12.060 controlled substance the answer with hunter biden is clearly and was clearly yes but he checked no

00:20:20.740 hunter recalled the gun in the garbage incident in a text found on his abandoned laptop and in it he

00:20:27.920 said she stole the gun out of my trunk lock box and then threw it in a garbage can full uh can full to

00:20:36.020 the top at jansen's that's the grocery store she said she took it from me because she was scared i would

00:20:41.320 harm myself due to my drug and alcohol problem and our volatile relationship and that she was afraid for

00:20:49.680 the kids is that red flag hallie wrote to hunter saying i'm scared you would use it hunter i'm scared

00:20:58.120 for your life hunter i love you i'm sorry but hunter was enraged he texted her saying they think you're

00:21:07.140 scared i would shoot you you effing a-hole you now have me as an app as a abusive pedophile with homicidal

00:21:16.680 tendencies and that's now in the hands of the fbi so she said all of these things she told the fbi

00:21:26.680 uh i'm afraid for our life i'm afraid for the children uh i'm afraid that he might use it on himself

00:21:34.720 he is addicted to drugs to crack cocaine it was in the hands of the fbi how long would you have the

00:21:45.100 gun or be free on the streets if that happened to you in desperation she wrote back i'm at the end of

00:21:52.860 my sanity he responded in multiple messages saying uh what right do you have hallie there are five guns

00:22:01.780 in my dad's house uh there are effing more weapons in your son's room than in an armory what's

00:22:11.100 my f up owning a gun how hallie is that wrong it's only wrong if you make me out to be unstable

00:22:19.020 i'm proven unstable when you put a gun in the trash can at jansen's out of fear

00:22:25.440 then again in a separate message he writes what fear hunter is either insane homicidal or just a drug

00:22:34.720 addict he finally ended the conversation saying you're right hallie my life is meaningless

00:22:40.140 there were no charges filed as a result of this incident none if you voted for uh joe biden

00:22:52.560 and you believe in all of these red flag laws then why isn't hunter biden in jail today if you

00:23:01.720 really believe these people in washington to believe this then why wouldn't just a good father

00:23:08.340 say you know dude you've got to pay a price for your behavior and now even though it added the uh

00:23:19.660 to the unraveling of hunter and hallie's toxic relationship no legal consequences now the agency

00:23:28.220 denied it even political reported the secret service was likely involved

00:23:33.400 but the agency the fbi said no that didn't happen what how did the what

00:23:40.220 you and i both know you and i both know

00:23:46.920 that the ramifications of hunter biden's activities and his tragic saga go well beyond

00:23:58.120 hunter biden because they are teaching people a lesson we are moving towards a society that

00:24:05.880 has a ruling class that lives above their own edicts they tell us they know better they tell us

00:24:15.580 that our neighbors and even some of us are dangerous while ignoring the dangers in their own lives

00:24:23.520 or in their own families we now expect that our leaders and those that have favor with those leaders

00:24:34.880 will not face any consequences and even if you are a leader if you don't play games with the leadership

00:24:43.760 you're out look at elon musk elon musk now has the number one car uh for uh rated on

00:24:53.160 how much of it is built in america number one

00:24:57.840 yet he's thrown under the bus

00:25:02.520 he i guess is not american enough

00:25:06.920 we saw it during covid19 and we will see it again with gun regulations

00:25:13.380 the rules for thee and not for me

00:25:16.500 this is why americans cannot give an inch not one inch of our liberty away on the grounds of the government's good faith

00:25:28.820 they have no good faith left

00:25:31.640 they have violated every single principle of liberty

00:25:36.980 and they've done it in the name that they know better

00:25:40.560 follow the science

00:25:41.840 follow the experts

00:25:43.720 well they're the experts

00:25:46.580 they're the ones who have screwed this up

00:25:50.100 the american people have not screwed this up

00:25:52.440 the american people are not the reason why our our government is so corrupt

00:25:58.960 other than the fact that we continue to vote them into office

00:26:03.360 we weren't the ones running the fed

00:26:07.420 we're not the ones at the money printing shop at the treasury

00:26:11.720 we're not the ones that are screaming for war

00:26:16.800 even if red flocks were not flatly unconstitutional and a threat to all of our liberty

00:26:25.480 which they are

00:26:27.280 they should still be resisted

00:26:30.280 for the very reason that the political elite cannot be trusted

00:26:34.640 our political betters

00:26:36.440 continue to surround themselves with armed guards

00:26:40.020 they continue to shield themselves from the laws that they themselves enact

00:26:45.880 when you have the capital police

00:26:49.360 colluding

00:26:50.740 with the leadership

00:26:53.300 because the police work for them

00:26:56.420 when you have the secret service and the fbi

00:26:59.820 colluding

00:27:00.800 on crimes

00:27:02.500 with our political leadership

00:27:05.640 they cannot be trusted

00:27:07.040 that is why they want your guns gone

00:27:11.160 it's not anything to do with our kids

00:27:13.200 it has nothing to do with anything

00:27:14.800 they want

00:27:16.440 again i go back to george washington

00:27:18.740 when the government

00:27:22.040 fears the people

00:27:23.780 there is freedom

00:27:25.740 when the government

00:27:28.740 when the people

00:27:29.720 fear the government

00:27:31.560 there is tyranny

00:27:33.380 the only equalizer

00:27:36.680 is the gun

00:27:38.220 what you can't fight

00:27:40.640 the united states military

00:27:42.500 i don't know

00:27:43.240 i mean we don't have any caves to hide in

00:27:45.600 but it seemed to work well in afghanistan

00:27:47.740 didn't it

00:27:48.960 they're shielding these themselves from the laws that they enact themselves and at the same time

00:28:00.500 they're calling on us to strip each other of our rights

00:28:04.640 they want us to do it

00:28:06.880 don't be fooled

00:28:08.080 don't be fooled

00:28:09.640 just as we saw during covid 19

00:28:12.960 just as we saw with the patriot act

00:28:16.500 that is now being horribly abused

00:28:18.620 by the people in power

00:28:20.580 that swore they'd never abuse it

00:28:22.680 red flags are not about your safety

00:28:26.620 period

00:28:28.100 they are about your submission

00:28:31.380 you're listening to the best of the glenn beck program

00:28:37.980 lily tang williams

00:28:48.220 i believe we talked long ago lily

00:28:52.420 and then i know you were supposed to be on our tv show on the day that

00:28:56.680 robin williams uh passed away

00:28:59.320 and somehow or another

00:29:00.460 we just lost track of each other

00:29:02.480 welcome to the program

00:29:04.020 how are you

00:29:04.720 i'm doing great

00:29:07.040 and i remember 2014

00:29:09.040 that i was looking forward to get on your tv show with the bob fool

00:29:13.360 yeah

00:29:13.760 but it's okay you find me now

00:29:15.860 okay yeah

00:29:17.900 and you're running for the u.s house

00:29:20.440 uh up in um up in new hampshire

00:29:23.940 and if anybody wants to follow her

00:29:26.060 or twitter is lily for the number four liberty

00:29:29.260 and um and uh i want to talk to you about that

00:29:33.220 but i'd like to start at the beginning

00:29:34.540 and lily this might take a couple of episodes

00:29:37.240 i don't know if you have time tomorrow

00:29:38.960 but i might ask you to come back tomorrow

00:29:40.700 because i think your backstory is so important

00:29:43.860 and i've only got about 25 minutes with you today

00:29:47.180 um so

00:29:48.600 but let's explore and see what

00:29:50.880 see what see what happens

00:29:52.180 before we get into esg

00:29:54.260 which you're fighting against

00:29:55.800 and have a lot to say about

00:29:57.400 could you just please go through

00:29:59.440 you were born in in china

00:30:01.720 you were born in a poor working family

00:30:04.380 and it was right before the cultural revolution right

00:30:08.020 correct yes two years before mao

00:30:11.600 um the great authoritarian cultural revolution

00:30:15.840 okay so i i have

00:30:19.620 i believe we are in a cultural revolution right now

00:30:22.560 not far off from mao

00:30:24.880 less violence obviously

00:30:26.280 but we are you know

00:30:28.000 he made you stand in the open square

00:30:29.660 and and confess and and denounce your parents

00:30:33.140 and everything else

00:30:33.760 and we are so close to that

00:30:35.760 would you agree or disagree with that

00:30:37.700 well i have been speak up

00:30:41.400 calling my two cultural revolutions

00:30:45.600 one i survived under mao

00:30:48.560 i was born in china

00:30:51.740 and went through his 10 years

00:30:54.260 social political chaos and indoctrination

00:30:58.060 and when he died

00:30:59.840 i was only 12 years old

00:31:03.100 the whole time i did not challenge anything

00:31:06.160 i accepted everything i was told

00:31:09.560 and i accepted five black classes

00:31:13.720 which is under you know

00:31:15.840 oppressors group

00:31:17.780 and the five red classes

00:31:19.620 which is under oppressed group

00:31:22.300 we were lucky i guess

00:31:24.640 to be red class

00:31:26.860 so therefore i could join mouth

00:31:29.560 young pioneer

00:31:30.760 red guard

00:31:31.920 and communist youth members

00:31:34.100 all for students

00:31:35.760 i was chanting long live to my mom

00:31:38.700 long live a communist party

00:31:40.140 in my schools every day

00:31:41.620 and the politics was in your face

00:31:44.780 in your life

00:31:46.020 like a 24 hours a day

00:31:48.740 you could not have a down time

00:31:50.540 you could not talk about anything

00:31:52.820 long political

00:31:53.720 i thought i was doing the right thing

00:31:57.040 by calling out

00:31:58.560 black class families

00:32:01.120 by eliminating them

00:32:03.440 wait wait wait wait wait wait

00:32:05.840 tell me what a black class family

00:32:08.040 would have been

00:32:08.740 you were working class and poor

00:32:10.960 what's a black class family

00:32:13.300 well it's a typical of course

00:32:16.380 the marxist also

00:32:17.740 a communist

00:32:18.700 term is oppressor

00:32:22.160 versus oppressed

00:32:23.420 but the mao went to even further

00:32:25.760 he divided all chinese citizens

00:32:28.900 because all chinese will have

00:32:30.420 same skin color race

00:32:31.840 but he used economical class

00:32:34.560 and political class

00:32:35.880 to put five black classes

00:32:38.140 which is called for example

00:32:40.380 rightist

00:32:41.520 bad influencers

00:32:43.280 land owners

00:32:45.020 country revolutionaries

00:32:47.220 and the potentially basically

00:32:49.400 capitalist rich people

00:32:51.620 all under black classes

00:32:54.260 but some are very subjective

00:32:55.880 like how do you define

00:32:57.300 bad influence

00:32:58.360 rightist

00:32:59.060 country revolutionaries

00:33:00.640 correct

00:33:01.180 on the other side

00:33:02.380 five red classes

00:33:04.360 it's based on your

00:33:06.100 economic status

00:33:07.200 like i was red

00:33:08.500 because my parents

00:33:09.600 were illiterate workers

00:33:11.300 class

00:33:11.840 and the peasants

00:33:13.360 and also the

00:33:15.040 revolutionary heroes

00:33:16.740 and soldiers

00:33:17.500 and all communist

00:33:18.600 party members

00:33:19.420 and coders

00:33:20.160 they were the red

00:33:21.340 classes

00:33:22.180 so we were fighting

00:33:24.260 against each other

00:33:25.720 tooth and nail

00:33:26.560 my memory

00:33:27.780 started as a child

00:33:29.280 the black classes

00:33:30.840 family would go

00:33:31.860 to public square

00:33:33.240 to lower their head

00:33:35.080 to apologize

00:33:36.280 to be public

00:33:37.680 shamed

00:33:38.420 and to throw rocks

00:33:39.800 at

00:33:40.180 and

00:33:40.980 by red guards

00:33:42.420 red guards

00:33:43.380 were shutting down

00:33:44.360 schools

00:33:45.060 by mouth

00:33:45.860 and told the red guards

00:33:47.540 to go

00:33:48.140 unleash

00:33:49.120 your political

00:33:50.120 activism

00:33:50.960 against all

00:33:52.080 black families

00:33:53.060 so that's what

00:33:54.240 i saw

00:33:54.720 when i was

00:33:55.220 little girl

00:33:55.680 at the height

00:33:56.380 of cultural

00:33:57.120 revolution

00:33:57.640 about 67

00:33:58.840 68

00:34:00.000 that you saw

00:34:01.480 those very scary

00:34:03.180 public square

00:34:04.500 struggle sessions

00:34:05.540 we you know

00:34:06.400 people start to

00:34:07.480 discover them

00:34:08.060 now in america

00:34:08.860 called a struggle

00:34:09.520 session

00:34:09.900 and so so we

00:34:12.400 have now

00:34:13.640 if i if i

00:34:15.300 understand this

00:34:15.840 right

00:34:16.060 you were encouraged

00:34:17.760 to take some

00:34:19.520 of these things

00:34:20.180 on yourself

00:34:20.900 not just in the

00:34:22.060 public square

00:34:22.860 but you were

00:34:24.000 encouraged to

00:34:25.100 shun

00:34:25.740 ban

00:34:26.360 or whatever

00:34:27.440 black class

00:34:28.480 families on your

00:34:29.400 own

00:34:29.740 well we were

00:34:31.940 in doctoring

00:34:32.900 school like that

00:34:33.720 also everything

00:34:34.660 in our community

00:34:35.540 is we live in a

00:34:36.660 family like like

00:34:37.680 basically community

00:34:38.980 housing um you

00:34:41.220 know provided by

00:34:42.020 my dad's factory

00:34:43.120 and 6 30 every

00:34:44.600 morning there was

00:34:45.760 loudspeaker come on

00:34:47.220 because we were

00:34:48.240 next to the school

00:34:49.260 to tell us get up

00:34:51.040 and go to work

00:34:52.200 and go to school

00:34:52.940 long-liver to my

00:34:53.780 mom eliminate

00:34:54.920 black class

00:34:55.640 families and

00:34:56.980 it just it's in

00:34:58.720 your face every day

00:34:59.580 it's like an

00:35:00.060 action when i think

00:35:01.300 about it when i wake

00:35:02.120 up it was like a

00:35:03.400 concentration camp

00:35:04.500 every day you have

00:35:05.500 loudspeakers come on

00:35:06.600 you cannot sleep in

00:35:07.660 you cannot be late

00:35:09.060 and you have to

00:35:09.860 chant slogans

00:35:10.800 then you go to

00:35:11.660 school for the

00:35:12.420 first 15 minutes

00:35:14.040 we sing the red

00:35:15.320 song we hold a

00:35:16.520 little mouse read

00:35:17.380 books and the

00:35:18.700 way we'll do some

00:35:19.660 little bit even

00:35:20.340 dancing moves

00:35:21.280 then we start to

00:35:22.380 sit down to study

00:35:23.320 chinese and a

00:35:24.320 math it was

00:35:25.700 long stop

00:35:26.320 and you

00:35:26.640 wow

00:35:27.740 um and you

00:35:30.000 um i've got to

00:35:32.020 ask this question

00:35:32.600 let me just change

00:35:33.520 this real quick

00:35:34.060 did math include

00:35:36.060 indoctrination as

00:35:37.060 well or was it

00:35:37.900 just straight

00:35:38.420 math

00:35:38.860 back then it

00:35:41.220 was a simple

00:35:42.340 straight math

00:35:43.240 traditionally chinese

00:35:44.820 value math and

00:35:46.220 science and the

00:35:47.320 technology but

00:35:48.540 during mouse

00:35:49.380 cultural revolution

00:35:50.380 though he

00:35:51.220 canceled schools he

00:35:52.920 closed down all

00:35:53.720 schools he canceled

00:35:55.060 the individual

00:35:55.980 meritocracy and

00:35:57.400 the academic

00:35:58.240 excellence and the

00:35:59.860 scientists

00:36:00.280 correct so

00:36:00.880 somebody took

00:36:01.680 college exam for

00:36:02.940 example right

00:36:04.180 after like

00:36:04.860 miles um he

00:36:07.100 turning a blank

00:36:08.180 paper like i'm

00:36:09.800 not gonna do this

00:36:10.440 test it's like

00:36:11.600 test is not

00:36:12.400 politically correct

00:36:13.480 i'm a worker i

00:36:14.680 don't need a test

00:36:15.460 so he turning a

00:36:16.760 blank page and

00:36:18.040 get a zero for

00:36:19.160 his math and

00:36:21.060 he become a

00:36:21.780 hero he was

00:36:23.480 like in

00:36:23.820 you wow

00:36:24.560 he's a pure

00:36:26.340 workers class and

00:36:27.680 we don't need a

00:36:28.280 test we don't need

00:36:29.120 academic excellence

00:36:30.520 so why bother all

00:36:31.920 the my gosh

00:36:32.720 oh chinese chinese

00:36:34.600 culture which is

00:36:35.780 a value excellence

00:36:37.560 in academics

00:36:38.640 how similar i mean

00:36:42.380 do you ever just

00:36:43.700 kind of break out in

00:36:44.480 a cold sweat when

00:36:45.260 you see what's

00:36:45.840 happening now in

00:36:46.660 your new country of

00:36:47.860 america and just

00:36:48.840 go guys what is

00:36:49.880 wrong with you can't

00:36:50.720 you see what's

00:36:51.180 coming well i was

00:36:53.480 speaking around the

00:36:54.660 country for five

00:36:55.800 years as a speaker

00:36:57.380 for victim of

00:36:58.620 communism and

00:37:00.020 moral foundation

00:37:00.820 for five years i

00:37:01.940 noticed our

00:37:02.580 school kids do

00:37:03.560 not know the

00:37:04.580 real history their

00:37:05.700 eyes were huge

00:37:06.820 when i tell them

00:37:07.780 my personal stories

00:37:09.000 and the teachers

00:37:09.960 even don't know so

00:37:10.860 i wonder what

00:37:11.560 they learn in

00:37:12.260 teachers college

00:37:13.220 but the last two

00:37:14.300 years to be honest

00:37:15.060 with you i'm

00:37:15.720 terrified glad i

00:37:17.260 couldn't sleep i

00:37:18.420 woke up at night

00:37:19.480 to think about my

00:37:20.680 past my childhood

00:37:21.800 it's like what's

00:37:23.680 going on in my

00:37:24.380 new country this

00:37:25.380 looks so similar

00:37:27.160 similar terms

00:37:28.660 tactics and

00:37:30.280 identity politics

00:37:32.440 then toppling down

00:37:33.740 statues and burning

00:37:35.400 down buildings and

00:37:36.980 the looting and the

00:37:38.160 violence the mob

00:37:39.360 dominated the

00:37:40.240 straight and

00:37:40.780 canceled culture

00:37:41.720 silence all

00:37:42.700 dissident voices i

00:37:44.500 was terrified

00:37:45.120 and that's why i'm

00:37:45.940 running now i'm

00:37:47.060 running for

00:37:47.580 congress yeah

00:37:48.360 um you're running

00:37:50.780 for congress and

00:37:51.440 you're running in

00:37:52.360 in new hampshire

00:37:53.940 um lily tang

00:37:55.660 williams.com you

00:37:57.240 can follow her on

00:37:57.940 twitter at lily for

00:37:58.860 liberty um lily

00:38:01.060 let's uh let's go

00:38:03.700 to uh esg when you

00:38:07.140 look at esg what do

00:38:10.020 you see

00:38:10.780 it's a seminar to

00:38:14.820 communist party in

00:38:16.600 china's social credit

00:38:18.280 system the social

00:38:20.200 credit system right

00:38:21.300 now is basically on

00:38:22.800 every chinese

00:38:23.840 citizen's cell

00:38:25.060 phone so

00:38:26.160 it they use

00:38:27.900 american financial

00:38:29.260 five-card score

00:38:30.160 system and

00:38:31.660 kind of invented as

00:38:33.780 a social credit

00:38:34.660 score where

00:38:36.140 everybody starts at

00:38:37.740 like a certain

00:38:38.500 point then you get

00:38:39.840 a plus minus point

00:38:41.460 for your speeches

00:38:42.760 behaviors and

00:38:45.200 your your your

00:38:46.960 your financial of

00:38:48.300 course but also

00:38:49.340 most likely is

00:38:50.720 social media

00:38:51.420 posts and your

00:38:52.620 health code is on

00:38:53.960 your phone for

00:38:55.300 covid tracking

00:38:56.460 vaccine passport

00:38:57.920 if you go out with

00:38:59.620 your cell phone to

00:39:00.460 buy groceries you

00:39:01.940 have a green code on

00:39:03.940 your cell phone that

00:39:04.840 means you are safe

00:39:06.580 you are negative by

00:39:08.140 the time you come

00:39:08.900 back to your

00:39:09.440 community you feel

00:39:10.340 fine but your code

00:39:11.500 turn orange they

00:39:13.220 will not allow you to

00:39:14.440 go home they will

00:39:15.340 force you to go

00:39:16.100 quarantine because you

00:39:17.260 were exposed to

00:39:18.340 potential kobe when

00:39:19.860 you were outside

00:39:20.460 oh my gosh

00:39:21.260 there's some people

00:39:22.500 were not allowed to

00:39:23.720 go home and my

00:39:24.900 friends in the past

00:39:26.180 10 weeks retired

00:39:28.720 lawyers in china

00:39:29.960 shanghai were locked

00:39:31.640 down in their homes

00:39:32.520 and no food because

00:39:34.560 everybody's trying to

00:39:35.460 fight for a little bit

00:39:36.360 food for online

00:39:37.380 purchases on their

00:39:38.560 app but mostly they're

00:39:40.300 relying on government

00:39:41.300 deliver food

00:39:42.780 centralized the

00:39:43.880 planning to deliver

00:39:45.340 food to 25 million

00:39:47.060 people in shanghai

00:39:48.660 how could that be you

00:39:51.020 know unworkable

00:39:53.040 effective people are

00:39:54.340 starving people were

00:39:55.320 committed suicide my

00:39:56.400 friends were depressed

00:39:57.600 they even told me on

00:39:59.900 the way chat app to

00:40:01.680 say wonder why

00:40:02.840 americans hold up to

00:40:04.140 their second amendment

00:40:05.580 because they wish they

00:40:06.740 had them because their

00:40:07.980 fair cases were bob

00:40:09.940 wired by electricity

00:40:11.220 they could not get out

00:40:12.680 of their buildings it's

00:40:14.200 concentration camp

00:40:15.300 i i know that i read a

00:40:18.400 story about one woman

00:40:19.460 who uh went out

00:40:22.200 shopping she got the

00:40:23.780 orange coat on her

00:40:24.780 phone she wasn't

00:40:25.960 allowed to go get her

00:40:26.960 baby who was

00:40:28.840 breastfeeding uh and

00:40:31.180 somebody else was in

00:40:33.020 the house that was also

00:40:34.320 dependent on her and

00:40:36.220 she they wouldn't let

00:40:37.000 her go back and god

00:40:38.740 only knows what

00:40:39.260 happened to the child

00:40:40.460 well i have a lot of

00:40:43.140 first uh you know like

00:40:44.380 um first-handed

00:40:45.600 materials from chinese

00:40:47.220 uh app which is of

00:40:49.700 course censored so i

00:40:50.780 couldn't say anything

00:40:51.680 but i'm going to put on

00:40:53.000 my youtube lady town

00:40:54.280 william to show people

00:40:55.700 we shall never forget

00:40:57.300 what happened in

00:40:58.300 shanghai which is the

00:40:59.220 most wealthy

00:40:59.940 international city in

00:41:01.500 china we only know

00:41:03.120 about shanghai because

00:41:04.320 there are international

00:41:05.440 lots of foreigners live

00:41:06.640 there and they have some

00:41:07.780 kind of internet access

00:41:09.140 imagine 370 million

00:41:11.820 people were under

00:41:12.860 lockdown the west

00:41:13.900 would not know about

00:41:14.800 them and like all over

00:41:16.440 the china like 40

00:41:17.420 something cities and

00:41:19.020 at the same time china

00:41:21.200 you know infiltrating the

00:41:23.460 west and telling our

00:41:24.820 students how wonderful

00:41:26.100 they are and they pay

00:41:27.660 money to influence our

00:41:29.120 university through

00:41:30.300 confucius institute since

00:41:32.840 obama for 18 years they

00:41:34.880 might be still going on

00:41:36.040 but under different names

00:41:37.400 yeah so back to social

00:41:38.680 credit system is that

00:41:40.400 this esg basically use

00:41:42.560 some kind of

00:41:43.440 international rating

00:41:46.580 scoring on private

00:41:49.000 companies and our

00:41:50.500 states on public

00:41:51.860 traded companies give

00:41:53.600 them this environmental

00:41:55.380 social governance score

00:41:57.700 it's a very political

00:41:59.920 it's based on climate

00:42:01.900 change rhetoric you have

00:42:03.700 to be peace you have

00:42:04.800 to find all those

00:42:06.080 rhetoric otherwise

00:42:07.160 you are not

00:42:08.420 politically correct and

00:42:09.980 you will get a less

00:42:10.800 score you get a less

00:42:11.760 capital investment

00:42:12.980 it's using this kind of

00:42:14.800 politics control our

00:42:16.700 states our municipalities

00:42:18.620 our companies where is

00:42:21.100 american going going

00:42:22.460 after china model to

00:42:24.220 track people

00:42:24.980 lily i uh i i'm

00:42:27.360 fortunately i have to

00:42:28.680 run we have another

00:42:29.600 guest coming up in just

00:42:30.520 a second but i'd like to

00:42:31.480 have you back um and uh

00:42:34.060 and tell us some more

00:42:35.100 about um i i'd really

00:42:38.080 like you to explain the

00:42:39.440 dangers of making

00:42:40.720 everything political i

00:42:42.760 don't think people

00:42:43.720 understand this is a

00:42:46.040 communist and a maoist

00:42:48.580 uh tool everything is

00:42:51.740 about politics now and

00:42:53.940 you've seen that

00:42:54.580 firsthand

00:42:55.080 right it's very dangerous

00:42:58.440 to our constitutional

00:43:00.600 republic and i came

00:43:02.800 here i thought hey

00:43:04.460 constitutional rights

00:43:06.020 going to protect me i

00:43:07.220 was not political it

00:43:08.480 took me 20 years to

00:43:09.660 get rid of my

00:43:10.440 indoctrination in my

00:43:11.640 new country but once i

00:43:13.460 wake up i just cannot

00:43:14.780 believe the tactics the

00:43:16.700 terms the the the all

00:43:18.900 the strategies and the

00:43:20.440 political stuff they're

00:43:21.440 using i just cannot

00:43:23.260 recognize my new country

00:43:24.440 i feel it's my duty to

00:43:25.960 come out to call them out

00:43:27.740 and to warn our american

00:43:29.340 citizens we don't want to

00:43:30.680 go down that path it's

00:43:31.860 very dangerous the way

00:43:32.920 we're being slaved

00:43:34.040 uh lily for liberty is

00:43:37.420 her twitter handle

00:43:38.460 lily tang williams dot com

00:43:40.900 she's running uh for the

00:43:43.600 house in new hampshire

00:43:45.120 um lily we'll have you on

00:43:47.580 back soon hopefully on

00:43:48.880 tomorrow i just i want to

00:43:50.460 hear your explanation of

00:43:51.880 what turned you uh while

00:43:54.400 you're in china away from

00:43:55.880 mao and it was a friend

00:43:58.080 giving you a copy of the

00:44:00.440 declaration of

00:44:01.240 independence lily tang

00:44:03.240 williams dot com lily for

00:44:04.880 liberty

00:44:06.120 not

00:44:06.940 no one

00:44:07.380 no

00:44:08.580 you

00:44:09.040 you

00:44:09.240 you

00:44:09.420 you

00:44:11.220 you

00:44:11.240 you

00:44:25.240 you

00:44:27.420 you

00:44:29.500 you

The Glenn Beck Program - June 22, 2022

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