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00:01:24.180 hello america and welcome to wednesday uh stew we have i i didn't tell you this before the show

00:01:39.440 and i hope you don't mind but i know you've been excited to talk about the president's speech today

00:01:44.340 yeah big one well i have the inside track uh on the speech i i got a embargoed uh copy of the speech

00:01:53.380 and i know what's in it wow okay that's you want to hear something you want to hear something i do

00:01:58.300 yes you want okay let me uh let's see this is a really good part here it's uh

00:02:04.440 that's uh it's better than i thought it was gonna that was yeah i'll say that

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00:03:44.460 all right here is the here's the exciting part again of the speech i was kidding i do have the

00:03:56.860 embargoed speech here's the exciting part of the speech he's going to give today

00:04:00.180 it's going to be a little bit less exciting than that when he gives it but you get the sense of

00:04:15.000 the direction of the speech i think he's good it's electric when i hear him say

00:04:19.660 i just think wow god bless america what an amazing moment in our history and they're saying it's

00:04:30.320 it's his fdr moment and he kind of sounds like fdr would if he was still alive right like that's kind

00:04:37.120 of well his fdr moment is because he's going to come in in a wheelchair and you'll just hear

00:04:41.440 it's sad

00:04:47.100 yeah well after he squeaks on stage on his uh in his wheelchair uh he is expected to uh release a

00:04:55.980 two trillion dollar quote-unquote infrastructure plan uh because as you know uh our roads and

00:05:03.720 bridges and they're crumbling um pat gray joins us that the crumbling roads and bridges are very

00:05:09.320 crumbly today pat we've been talking about this for years i wish every president in the last four

00:05:16.060 had done you know trillion dollar you know packages for the infrastructure you know yeah if they just

00:05:21.700 would have done it then i know i apparently the shovel ready projects weren't as shovel ready as

00:05:27.860 so embarrassing so two trillion dollars uh cnn uh leads it with this headline infrastructure was a

00:05:38.840 trump punchline but is a window into biden's soul oh my god yes who said that cnn

00:05:47.000 oh my infrastructure is a window into his soul

00:05:51.740 so legit two trillion dollars this is a there's going to be tons of uh tax hikes in here one of the

00:06:08.820 wonderful things they're doing i think you guys will appreciate this one is they are how do you pay

00:06:14.240 for something like this well you got to jack up taxes they want to jack up taxes on corporations from

00:06:19.540 it's just the biggest tax hike since 1942 though it's just the biggest yeah it's not like the biggest ever

00:06:25.520 no and and when that happened i was 75 years old right it was fine

00:06:32.360 now sure it's two trillion dollars okay but you know joe biden's a moderate i want you guys to

00:06:39.860 remember this is the moderate candidate okay listen to the new york times mr biden will lay out his

00:06:46.200 infrastructure plan in an afternoon speech in pittsburgh it is the first step in a two-part

00:06:50.920 agenda to this is a quote from the new york times overhaul american capitalism that is that's how

00:06:58.080 they're promoting this oh my god is overhauling american capitalism can i tell you something the

00:07:05.040 only thing he seems to be moderate on which is so bizarre is the loosening of the marijuana drug laws

00:07:11.360 it's like all of a sudden have you noticed those stories there he's doing everything you know free

00:07:19.060 heroin for every and then you're like i bought a new marijuana cigarettes

00:07:23.200 yeah he's like firing staff members over potential past use of marijuana and it's like

00:07:30.660 what what are you doing all of these things and that's what you care about

00:07:35.880 the people you're putting on staff the best thing about them is they use they use marijuana at one

00:07:42.080 point in their past i'd hope they're using more now yeah hey just sit in your room and eat pizza

00:07:48.400 and nachos just get high all day please now you do not want to watch this speech alone i'm going to

00:07:53.960 be doing a live stream on youtube at the studios america channel watching the speech with you so

00:07:58.460 please join me there because we can this is not a the type of activity you can handle on your on your

00:08:03.400 own let me give you one of the little things behind the scenes here they're doing now the tax increase

00:08:09.140 increasing taxes on corporations in a massive way it is not enough to actually pay for this two

00:08:16.620 trillion dollar plan so what they're doing is they're taking in the plan and increasing taxes

00:08:23.260 for 15 years to pay for eight years of the spending so they're acting as if the spending stops after

00:08:31.560 eight years but the taxes in there for 15 years only 384 yes you will joe so are they sunsetted are the

00:08:40.860 tax increases sunset in uh do they sunset in 15 years and it goes back to the other level it's

00:08:46.580 not entirely clear uh not clear there are limitations on it because they wouldn't want that to be clear

00:08:51.820 no well the speech hasn't occurred i'm sure i mean you can hear a mumbling in the background now

00:08:56.500 you gotta assume i just sound like sunsets i don't know

00:09:00.120 so yeah i we don't know exactly we that is because of the way the uh reconciliation process

00:09:08.700 works they a lot of times do have to sunset uh these uh these parts they don't normally go past

00:09:15.580 10 years though traditionally it's always 10 years republicans flirted with extending it at one point

00:09:20.500 but never did now of course this is what happens right you right you flirt with it once and then they

00:09:25.400 just take it and run with it let me tell you i like reconciliation with my beautiful wife jill

00:09:31.360 because uh she was she was flirting with things back in her flapper days and uh it's a great point

00:09:43.080 it's a great point biden makes and by the way we should be clear glenn today's speech is about the

00:09:49.380 two trillion dollars of infrastructure spending however that's only part one of a two-part process

00:09:57.660 and you won't understand part two if you didn't watch part one the second part will be another two

00:10:04.260 trillion dollars about climate change and uh i guess that's more of the remaking american capitalism

00:10:12.900 overhauling it so it's four trillion altogether yeah he's only announcing two trillion today though

00:10:18.620 then i do the prequel which is 30 trillion dollars

00:10:22.580 he's already spent two trillion and he's been in office for a couple months they're spending all of

00:10:29.740 this money and it's almost like we're spending money like it's going out of style let me break for

00:10:34.760 one minute and no more no i gotta go bladder uh and uh tell you about why they're spending money like

00:10:42.260 it's going out of style um because it is in just a second first

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00:12:23.540 and that's a program all right you sick twisted freak now let me tell you about the plan 0.81

00:12:42.220 to retire the u.s dollar in um in my research this is this is my belief

00:12:51.800 of how things are going to work out in the next couple of years um i passed this by several people

00:12:58.320 uh and they believe it's solid but i want you to know up front this is what i believe is going to

00:13:06.620 happen and it is all tied to things that i know are already being put into place right now there is a

00:13:13.780 race going on for digital currency it's it's a three horse race and bitcoin is not in it it's the u.s

00:13:21.060 china or the imf the world bank we are looking for what is going to be the world reserve currency

00:13:30.580 what is going to replace the u.s dollar russia and others are pushing out digital currency etc etc but

00:13:37.320 they're a tiny portion of the global currency power and they're really not relevant in my opinion

00:13:41.580 the u.s federal reserve is behind china on the actual digital currency implementation china already

00:13:50.960 has the digital reninbi which i just love how many reninbis do you know i have eleventy frillion

00:14:02.240 uh eleventy frillions that is good yeah so they do all of the intergovernmental transactions via the

00:14:09.800 bank of china so in other words communist the communist party passing money to the communist

00:14:14.740 party posing as the bank and then the communist party getting that money back it is reninbi is the

00:14:21.620 people's money in mandarin however even though they've already pushed this out and they're already

00:14:27.840 using it the u.s is way ahead when it comes to potential adoption 70 percent of international

00:14:34.720 financial transactions right now are settled in u.s dollars this is what gives our dollar any kind of

00:14:40.340 value now whereas only 1.5 percent of the global transactions are settled in uh in chinese money

00:14:47.740 several analysis believe that the u.s will have a digital u.s dollar issued by the federal reserve

00:14:57.640 by 2022 now i want you to listen because this is really important to your future they want to get

00:15:07.320 it out this according to several analysts they want to get it out before the midterm election

00:15:13.320 because the republicans may retake the house or the senate or both the fed doesn't require

00:15:19.680 technically any kind of congressional approval to issue any new digital currency but that doesn't

00:15:25.760 mean that congress wouldn't move to block or slow it uh just to limit the fed's authority here

00:15:31.380 lately yellen and powell and the head of the fbi have all started warning congress and the public

00:15:38.980 about the dangers of bitcoin and other decentralized cryptocurrencies because they can be used by sex

00:15:46.380 traffickers and they can be used by terrorists and so the plan is to issue a digital u.s dollar

00:15:55.080 and then automatically convert u.s dollars from the old u.s dollars to digital u.s dollars d usds okay

00:16:05.120 the banks would issue the d usd at some ratio that the fade the fed would set now here's why this is so

00:16:13.580 important for you to be ahead of the curve on the money in your bank account will suddenly become

00:16:21.020 u.s or d usds overnight but that doesn't mean that it's going to be dollar for dollar in fact the fed

00:16:29.960 is going to be deciding how much loss everybody takes the fed will also offer u.s dollar cash holders

00:16:38.440 physical cash but not in the banks to cash in old usds for new d usds for some time period six months or a year

00:16:47.640 and the way they'll do this is require cash holders to deposit the money into u.s banks so they can

00:16:53.960 control the conversion to d usd and track all transactions after the cutout date the old u.s dollar

00:17:02.920 will be retired either overnight or via an overtime graduated retirement schedule the conversion rate

00:17:08.920 is just going to get worse and worse so they're going to say hey you'll get 80 percent of your dollar

00:17:13.920 if you turn them in now and then you know the next month you'll get 70 cents on the dollar and so

00:17:19.220 it will push people into pushing their their money the convertibility rate analysts are now speculating

00:17:27.820 that it won't necessarily be equal so in other words not everyone will get 80 percent or 70 percent

00:17:35.740 part of the plan here is to do social engineering and wealth distribution they're going to have a 0.99

00:17:42.340 progressive like we have a progressive income tax this will be a progressive conversion rate it'll be

00:17:49.240 the same way we do progressive tax structure poor people are going to get a one-to-one ratio

00:17:55.080 you might even if you're one of the afflicted groups get a one point uh a one to one point five

00:18:03.680 ratio meaning you get 50 cents more for every dollar and wealthy people could get a point five

00:18:10.700 to one conversion rate so the more you have in u.s dollars it may be the less u.s the digital u.s dollar

00:18:20.240 you'll receive in return now the reason why they're retiring the dollar is because we are spending

00:18:28.520 into oblivion and they don't have an exit plan other than the death of the dollar

00:18:33.620 in the near future they don't need to care about the debt or inflation because they can effectively

00:18:40.440 buy unlimited amounts of old currency with new currency and force the cash holders to take the loss

00:18:48.060 because they can make all other currencies including cryptocurrencies illegal whenever they see fit

00:18:54.040 so by controlling the currency and having the power to declare what currencies are legal and what

00:19:00.240 are not and how much those cash concern um currencies are worth all cash holders will accept whatever

00:19:08.540 terms they want this is the uh end game i believe for the u.s dollar um and i don't think they're

00:19:19.940 gonna get you're not it'll be interesting to hear if anybody in the press picks this up and makes fun of

00:19:25.660 me on it um because uh won't they be shocked oh there is a caliphate oh 2008 did happen yeah i'm telling

00:19:36.860 you it is uh it is coming the the question is how much can we get other countries to take a loss on u.s

00:19:45.460 dollars that they currently hold the sovereign u.s dollar holder is probably going to take a 50 percent

00:19:51.660 haircut but private party dollar holders will accept maybe a 90 percent loss on their u.s dollars and it

00:19:59.560 will create a race to dump dollars and a current and put them into other currencies um the the the way

00:20:08.220 we're going to get global uh support on this is we will offer foreign debtors countries that owe the u.s

00:20:15.960 government money we'll say look i know you bought those tanks and those planes we'll give you um

00:20:23.100 we'll give you a 50 percent uh cut on your debt you just you just turn everything into u.s uh digital

00:20:33.120 dollars and we'll call it a day that's what's coming so when you see all of this spending know that if you

00:20:41.960 aren't aware of what is right around the corner you are going to lose it is why i urge you to watch

00:20:50.280 tonight's tv show tonight's tv show is so important because we show you the mechanisms in the financial

00:20:59.060 industry that are being laid right now to make things like this happen i mean how do you give

00:21:08.060 a 10 percent haircut a 50 percent haircut to all americans how do you do that well timing timing is

00:21:19.780 important stew did you notice what were we talking about where where he said uh timing it was on the

00:21:26.380 guns on the gun bill last week right he was saying the timing just isn't right there was something else

00:21:33.900 that he was talking about yesterday where he was talking about the timing just isn't right they

00:21:41.320 they either have fortune tellers to see what's coming next but they i don't know i don't know if

00:21:50.160 they can foresee trouble coming but the the uh yesterday the world health organization got a whole

00:21:57.660 buttload of countries like 40 some countries to sign on to a global treaty the where they'll all

00:22:03.760 act the same the biden administration didn't say that they wouldn't sign that treaty they said

00:22:09.220 the timing isn't right just yet wait what does that mean exactly that you will sign a global treaty

00:22:19.160 where the who tells us to shut our businesses and we do what does that mean find out more

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00:23:57.460 so apparently there is a

00:24:06.120 an allegation of congressman matt gates a republican from florida um being investigated by the justice

00:24:18.960 department over whether he had a sexual relationship with a 17 year old and paid for her to travel with

00:24:24.300 um this is this is something that gates has denied vehemently not like no she was 18 uh 17 and a half

00:24:36.520 he has said she doesn't even exist that's never happened so there's no room for fudge here at all

00:24:45.080 um which i appreciate because this will be one that will be black and white in the end

00:24:50.820 um i i don't know congressman gates uh but we do live in a time where accusations kill people

00:25:01.240 uh and destroy their career and he would be a nice trophy head on somebody's wall um yesterday he was on

00:25:09.720 with uh tucker carlson and he said this is a horrible allegation and it is a lie the new york times is

00:25:20.120 running a story that i traveled with a 17 year old woman and that is verifiably false people can look

00:25:25.160 at my travel records see that it is not the case what is happening is an extortion of me and my

00:25:30.820 family involving a former department of justice official on march 16th my father got a text demanding

00:25:38.420 a meeting wherein a person demanded 25 million in exchange for making horrible sex trafficking

00:25:43.540 allegations against me go away so you guys see this on tucker carlson last night i mean

00:25:52.920 i don't know if i don't know where tucker stood on it um but we've never heard anything bad about

00:26:00.040 matt gates have we i haven't no i i haven't tucker uh i didn't see the interview but stew says tucker

00:26:07.300 didn't seem to believe him or i read i did not see it myself but i read that he uh seemed a little

00:26:12.960 he thought it was a very strange interview i guess i don't know that he said he didn't believe him but

00:26:17.580 he said it was a strange interview and that you know that's not uh not impossible to believe well

00:26:22.580 it's a very strange topic matt gates is not just saying a let me give you the the quote here's a

00:26:28.940 couple of obvious questions this is from tucker uh that come to mind again just to restate this is

00:26:34.380 this just happened i don't have any other information beyond what we've already said

00:26:39.380 and what you've said first who is this department of justice former employee who's trying to extort

00:26:44.240 money from you gates says without hesitation his name is david mcgee he was a top official in the

00:26:50.440 leadership of the northern district of florida at a prize a prosecutor he currently works at the

00:26:55.220 begs and lang law firm as a matter of fact one of the recordings that was made at the fbi and

00:27:01.140 department of justice request occurred at that law firm and the money that was supposed to be paid

00:27:06.360 today that would have shown even more evidence of david mcgee's work in this extortion screen a

00:27:11.840 scheme that was foiled by the new york times story i believe that's why this horrible information and

00:27:17.220 these terrible allegations have been used this evening

00:27:20.140 very strange story uh yeah tucker said it was one of the weirdest interviews he's ever done

00:27:29.180 uh okay i don't know if that's an endorsement or not uh i guess the question we have to ask ourselves

00:27:36.660 as with virtually all of these scandals if it's true does it matter and yeah i think it does right

00:27:44.660 it it does just like with bill clinton just like with uh every every other sexual scandal that we've

00:27:51.880 ever talked about are you are you going to make excuses for him if it is true and i think so here's

00:27:57.280 what here's what matters to me she's 17 um you know she might have been just around 18 if she in need

00:28:04.660 even exists um but what he is saying now this is a lie i've never traveled with this woman she doesn't

00:28:12.680 exist so if it turns out that there is a 17 year old that he did travel with and was was having an

00:28:21.260 affair with it matters because he lied to me the lie matters you know 17 also is the law and so that

00:28:29.960 matters uh you know you don't want people breaking the law like that but you know well age of consent

00:28:36.100 you know it's different from state to state i think that's one of the reasons why they're talking so

00:28:40.580 much about the travel because the travel makes it cross the line into that sex traffic sex trafficking

00:28:46.900 which is a you know oh man kind of a i don't know i mean i don't know if that's exactly what the sex

00:28:51.460 trafficking law was was set up uh to to mean exactly but i think the age of consent uh reading

00:28:57.740 some of these stories in florida is 18 uh so i you know again i don't i don't know anyway it doesn't

00:29:03.800 really matter it's gonna be creepy either way yeah it'll be creepy either way but the reason why it

00:29:09.640 matters is because if it's not if it is true he's just clearly lied about it and that will that will

00:29:18.520 matter that will matter um let's get him on can we see if we can get him on today i know we have

00:29:24.720 some other guests but let's see if we can get him on today or tomorrow uh if we can yeah i uh okay we

00:29:31.000 have the audio from tucker i think here uh this is uh this is from tucker carlson i think after the

00:29:35.620 segment after uh the actual interview you just saw a matt gates interview that was one of the weirdest

00:29:40.580 interviews i've ever conducted that story just appeared in the news a couple of hours ago and on

00:29:47.100 the certainty that there's always more than you read in the newspaper we immediately called matt gates

00:29:52.260 and asked him to come on and tell us more which is you saw he did i don't think that clarified much

00:29:58.860 uh but it certainly showed this is a deeply interesting story and we'll be we'll be following

00:30:03.040 it it wasn't a gates endorsement not at all i wouldn't say it was a matt no but it wasn't a

00:30:08.760 huh no but it wasn't also a throw him under the bus thing either no not totally he didn't say i

00:30:15.240 only throw him under one wheel of the bus maybe it didn't at least a shopping cart ran him over 0.82

00:30:22.700 something happened yeah because it wasn't a ringing hey look at i mean that seemed he seemed

00:30:28.740 really sincere there it wasn't i don't want to i just don't want to get into anyone who is is now

00:30:39.280 important to the fight uh and we have absolutely no indication that this is true at all the the source

00:30:50.240 is the new york times and and matt gates says the other source is a guy who tried to extort money

00:30:56.780 from him yeah i don't want to throw anyone under the bus on this this story might be true it might

00:31:02.880 be absolutely false and i i don't want to play into joking about it because this is if this stuff is

00:31:11.140 happening if that is true this is we're living in a much more dangerous world than even i think we are

00:31:17.560 yeah well i mean the uh i guess the the story that we do seemingly know is true is that there's an

00:31:23.880 investigation going on that's really the only news at this point and he gave his answer to it because

00:31:27.860 he he's confirming that he knew about the investigation now he's blaming someone at the

00:31:32.220 doj uh now look we we all know the doj isn't always going to be uh isn't going to be perfect and they

00:31:39.180 there seems to be a lot of uh a lot of grudges and weird things going on at the doj and other

00:31:43.800 agencies but that would it would have started during the trump administration uh and trump is

00:31:49.220 certainly very close allies with matt gates so you know again there's no re just like with any other

00:31:56.360 case you don't convict someone over something like this it's just no report from the new york

00:32:00.540 times we don't know anything about it but we just continue to follow it it was i thought tucker's i

00:32:05.300 did think tucker's reaction to it was strange i do too why is he coming out after after the interview

00:32:10.680 and saying that was the weirdest interview i've ever done tucker's not a guy i mean he's

00:32:14.500 communicating something there right glenn you know him better than i do but he's not going to just come

00:32:18.280 out there and say yeah that was a really freaking weird interview for no reason um all i can tell you

00:32:25.060 is that when my spider i cannot talk to you about uh tucker but when my spider senses say something

00:32:33.000 uh we've i've done the same thing i've come out and went that's weird huh is that weird

00:32:40.600 um because i don't have anything but just i want my audience to know caution don't you know don't

00:32:51.480 don't uh don't sell your soul one side or the other on this right something feels a little off

00:32:57.220 and look it's a weird story and a weird accusation and coming from a strange source you don't normally

00:33:03.640 hear the person accused give a name out of who he thinks is blackmailing him i mean there's a lot that

00:33:08.280 that was strange about the interview it could just be that you know yeah i mean strange interview

00:33:12.900 because of the blackmail thing i mean he was not saying well there's somebody i don't want to say

00:33:16.700 the name it's under he said it yeah he said it i mean so i mean this was a very bold interview if

00:33:24.640 you're lying it's not going to take a long time to figure out that you are lying let's say too if

00:33:31.640 if nothing else matt gates is bold there's no question about that he's he's never been shy

00:33:36.700 so uh that's not a huge surprise that he would be bold and this moment again this is why we uh we

00:33:44.140 have to watch each other's backs and you know give each other the benefit of the doubt until proven

00:33:50.360 guilty um we have to we have to watch each other's backs because i want to show you this is a um this

00:33:57.620 is a uh uh videotape of a zoom lesson between a teacher and a student where they're talking about

00:34:05.620 race and the student is shown by the teacher a slide of a white girl and a black girl back to back

00:34:16.160 and that's when this brave kid stands up under pressure listen to what happened

00:34:24.580 the story behind this picture um it's the teacher i'd rather hold on to that just tell me

00:34:30.400 what this seems to be a picture of

00:34:33.260 it's just two people chilling right just two people there's nothing more to this picture

00:34:42.500 no not really just two people chilling i don't believe that you believe that um i don't believe

00:34:53.420 that you look at this as just two people um i don't think it's just two people though is it not

00:34:58.580 yeah but i think you're being i think you're being um i think you're being intentionally coy about what

00:35:05.660 this is a picture of what are you being coy about it's two people standing back to back in a picture

00:35:11.880 yeah and that's all you see is two people i'm i'm confused on what you would like me to

00:35:17.920 to speak i don't i don't think you are i don't know why you do this um i'm not trying to call you

00:35:24.340 out but you could you you rate you know you come out off of mute to talk about what this is a picture

00:35:29.480 of and you act as if as if you know there's nothing noticeable about this apart from the

00:35:34.900 fact that they're two people well i'm confused are you trying to get me to say that there are two

00:35:39.700 different races in this picture is that what you wanted to say well at the end of the day wouldn't

00:35:44.140 that just be feeding into the problem of looking at race instead of just acknowledging them as two

00:35:48.560 normal people no it's not because you you can't not look at you can't like you can't look at the

00:35:55.040 people not acknowledge that there are racial differences right but if we're going for let's 0.97

00:36:01.800 say if we're looking for equality within all this and why would we need to point out things such as

00:36:06.160 that because those things those differences are real things so weird it's so weird they are

00:36:15.140 teaching this kid he's standing up and just trying to be martin luther king you know i see you know

00:36:20.980 tell me the story i see two people that's the way we are supposed to be this guy is preaching

00:36:27.500 something that would have been totally acceptable in 1950 totally acceptable uh and look how we're

00:36:38.080 being deprogrammed and look at how this kid knows he's in trouble if he didn't have the internet if he

00:36:45.480 couldn't post this i don't know this kid would have that kind of bravery because no one would know

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00:39:22.300 uh this is good news border patrol has has announced they they've released only around 30 000 illegal

00:39:32.900 immigrants into the country directly into the country that's it uh just since january that's just

00:39:38.440 not a million oh no it's not 2 million it's not 8 million it's not a billion 30 000 is hardly

00:39:45.560 anything nobody could even notice it and here's the really good thing at the border only about 10

00:39:51.020 percent of the illegals that have crossed uh have been have been positive tested positive for covet

00:39:57.940 now they are going to sleep six inches away from each other uh for for multiple weeks so they're

00:40:03.040 probably gonna be a lot higher than that later on but when they're crossing it's only 10 it's only 10

00:40:07.360 percent at that point so then when you jam them together i mean what are the odds it's weird because

00:40:11.860 that's about double the united states positivity rate so that's seemingly a problem and it's you

00:40:16.880 know mexico is over 20 positive overall huh so but think of that when it's 30 000 being released

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00:40:37.140 your point i don't even know what the point is okay good because it would be hatred if you except

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00:43:41.860 hello america welcome to the program we have got uh quite a program remaining yet to do

00:43:51.880 this hour we're going to talk about esgs i know that may sound boring to you but let me

00:43:57.880 rephrase it how the government will control every aspect of your life and not the government that you

00:44:06.340 understand but this new cabal this uh this new private public partnership that our government is

00:44:16.000 doing and governments all around the world are doing along with big business we'll tell you about

00:44:21.120 your esg score and what that means coming up in a second also the border next hour we have laura

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00:45:51.540 we have justin haskins uh on with us he is the editorial director and research fellow at the

00:46:05.540 heartland institute he's also a researcher of mine and co-author of a new book that is taking us a

00:46:12.160 little longer than we expected because the more we dig into it the more we find uh and it is called

00:46:19.120 the great reset justin welcome to the program thanks for having me glenn it's great to uh talk to you

00:46:26.680 i asked pat to come in along with stew because they are more we're in the weeds and i like them to be

00:46:35.820 here and ask the questions that the person who really doesn't understand what's going may be asking

00:46:42.480 you just went in and you opened a merrill lynch account yesterday correct i did i absolutely did yeah

00:46:51.960 and you're going to talk to us about the scores that you found before we get into it i want to uh

00:46:59.640 tease here just a bit and then i want to talk to you about it i got a bank i got a call from one of

00:47:04.820 the big five banks in america uh and they intimidated uh intimated that they wanted me

00:47:13.920 to make a correction uh on the show when they left the message when i got back to them they didn't want

00:47:21.540 a correction in the show they said everything that we said that was accurate except that's not what

00:47:26.860 they're doing and we said well help us out where do we need to correct it well no it's it's no we

00:47:34.020 don't need a correction it's it's not that there anything was said that was wrong it's just not

00:47:39.300 what we're doing and i want to go into that conversation with you in a in a little while but

00:47:44.880 first take the boys through esg right so so the most important thing to understand about esg standards

00:47:55.440 environment social and governance standards is there are a metrics that you a metric system that

00:48:03.300 you build on top of existing ways that you evaluate companies so instead of just looking at how much

00:48:09.940 money a company makes instead of looking at how good their products and services are and customer

00:48:14.680 satisfaction and all of that you add on top of it all of this social justice woke stuff so how green are

00:48:22.080 you and uh you know how many women do you have in management and what's the pay gap between the 1.00

00:48:28.600 highest paid person and and uh the lowest paid person all of these kinds of things and then you

00:48:34.440 provide a numerical score based on these things it's usually a numerical score sometimes there are other

00:48:40.600 ways of doing it but you provide a score and that allows you to evaluate companies that maybe don't

00:48:46.480 make a whole lot of money but they're really woke and that means more to us than just being a company

00:48:52.680 that makes money and people actually like so that's what the esg system is designed to do it's designed

00:48:59.260 to provide you with a way to see how you know which companies are the good companies and which companies

00:49:05.080 are the bad companies based on these social justice and environment metrics

00:49:09.380 so take me to uh take me to uh who is who is making these judgment calls what what is the agency that

00:49:22.240 is saying uh this is you know bad this is good right so there are a whole bunch of different people

00:49:31.960 out there they're all pretty much part of the same cabal that are doing these different rating systems

00:49:36.620 the biggest one that's the one that i think is going to become the prominent system is is being

00:49:41.840 produced by a group in the world economic forum these are the big great reset people um it's led this

00:49:48.980 group uh the international business council i believe is the name of it is led by the ceo of

00:49:53.880 of bank of america brian moynihan and they produced a report with the world economic forum back in september

00:50:01.580 that created a an elaborate esg system that they think basically all of the major companies in the

00:50:08.740 world should adopt and it includes i think 20 core metrics and 30 expanded metrics and in to give you

00:50:17.280 some sense of like what is in this set of metrics in the social metrics section one of them is the

00:50:24.240 percentage of employees per employee category by age group gender and other indicators of diversity

00:50:31.460 the ratio of the basic salary and remuneration for each employee category by significant locations

00:50:38.880 of operation boy you got to love how they write this stuff for priority areas of equality such as men

00:50:45.260 to women minor to major ethnic groups and other relevant equality areas so in other words if you don't

00:50:51.820 have the right ratio of asians to hispanics or whatever then that means you get a lower score 1.00

00:50:57.780 and there's a whole bunch of these things i mean there's dozens and dozens and dozens of these

00:51:02.120 metrics and they can essentially be whatever the heck they want them to be they can change them at any

00:51:06.700 given time and all of the cover the union cover the cover the union one sure uh one of the social

00:51:14.480 metrics is the percentage of active workforce covered under collective bargaining agreements so

00:51:20.940 that's just another way of saying the percentage of your employees who are in a union in effect

00:51:25.640 so if you don't have a lot of union employees proportional to the size of your business then

00:51:31.060 you're not going to get a high esg score and the the whole reason that these companies are doing this

00:51:37.660 well there's two reasons i think the first is they see that this is the way the world is moving and they

00:51:43.160 know that governments are going to start requiring these esg scores and there's been all sorts of

00:51:48.520 regulatory movements over the past couple of years suggesting that that's going on including very

00:51:53.180 recently at the sec but the other thing is that there's tons and tons of money already behind it

00:51:59.520 the estimates range from 30 trillion dollars all the way up to over a hundred trillion dollars

00:52:05.340 depending on the group you're looking at of governments and investors who are saying we are

00:52:09.580 only going to invest in these kinds of companies and so with all of that money floating around if

00:52:14.880 you're a business why the heck would you try to compete with people to have the best product and

00:52:19.740 service when you can just be woke and get all of this money flowing into your coffers that way

00:52:24.580 and that's what makes this so dangerous so recently we've heard all kinds of things about what coke is

00:52:29.660 doing to be woke to be diverse uh and now this seems to explain all that right this is this must be what

00:52:38.320 is behind uh coke's motivation to be uh requiring the race quotas and their leadership and all of those 0.98

00:52:46.680 kinds of things that's exactly right yeah coke actually in its annual report talks about its esg

00:52:52.780 scores coke has a whole system of esg scores and esg auditing they actually have people working at

00:52:58.600 coke that make sure that that they're following these esg scores so that they get a really good 0.74

00:53:03.700 score by these different rating agencies and how exactly does the esg score help them i mean who is

00:53:11.840 looking at these scores and is it who who is like behind this then why do they care about their esg score

00:53:20.840 right well it started this whole idea i think started and there's some dispute as to when this

00:53:28.680 began but i think it started out of the united nations sometime between 2000 and 2010 this idea

00:53:36.540 and the idea was how do we get businesses to go along with our agenda if we can't get governments

00:53:42.040 to impose our agenda and the whole idea behind the esg system is that they want to take the sustainable

00:53:48.700 development goals from the united nations that's like agenda 21 agenda 2030 all that stuff and they

00:53:54.900 want to figure out a way to get that into the bloodstream of the corporate universe and the way that

00:54:00.820 they figured that they could do this is by getting investors and central banks and the imf and world

00:54:09.440 bank and united nations and all these people to get behind this and say we're only going to support you

00:54:15.500 big corporation if you agree to follow through with these esg standards and to adopt these things and to

00:54:21.980 live by it and if you do then essentially we're going to take care of you we're going to make sure the money

00:54:27.500 keeps flowing in your direction and that's exactly what's happened and they've actually been building

00:54:33.140 this whole esg infrastructure behind the scenes no one's noticed it really over the past 10 years or

00:54:39.680 so to the point where all of the major corporations that you can think of for the most part already have

00:54:45.880 this system in place it's already there so we just didn't let before i go to a break let me just

00:54:52.220 see if all of these fit into this category let me give you some stories that have broken in the

00:54:57.320 last couple of days go fund me yanks page run by virginia parents fighting woke curriculum so go fund

00:55:06.800 me saw this fundraiser for these parents and they're like we need your help to fight this critical race

00:55:13.040 theory in our schools go fund me yanked it is that just their opinion or is it possible that this is

00:55:21.200 all about uh esgs i think that virtually every decision that big corporations are making today

00:55:30.840 is related to esgs including that example that you just gave i think they're all related to esg standards

00:55:38.160 uh corporate home depot co-sponsored a website citing the southern poverty law center and the 1619 project

00:55:48.360 so they're putting out they're putting uh helping fund the poison of the 1619 project

00:55:55.680 woke or esg without question esg uh let me give you um let me give you this one uh president uh biden

00:56:11.220 says the private sector should lead on vaccine passports

00:56:16.800 yeah i mean that's a huge that's a huge topic amongst all of the great reset people who are

00:56:25.420 deeply involved in this um they absolutely have been they've been pushing for that since the beginning

00:56:30.440 of the pandemic hmm so this is a world uh organization or the global the world economic forum

00:56:39.820 that has wanted these kinds of things that biden is saying to libertarians delight the government

00:56:48.280 shouldn't do this but they don't libertarians don't understand this is part of a much bigger

00:56:54.820 government that is coming yes that's exactly right and joe biden has been involved with these people

00:57:01.580 for many many years he's a big supporter of this entire system that's called stakeholder capitalism

00:57:08.560 is another way that they they reference this uh the head of the world economic forum the most visible

00:57:14.000 uh vocal supporter of the great reset internationally a guy named klaus schwab uh when joe biden created

00:57:21.920 uh the biden institute which i know you all are very familiar with at the uh university of delaware

00:57:29.020 that he brought in klaus schwab because he he wanted to figure out how he could make that the world

00:57:35.680 economic forum of the united states and there's all sorts of articles about that online that you can

00:57:41.720 find so joe biden uh john carrey openly says that he supports the great reset that joe biden supports

00:57:48.020 the great reset john carrey has made comments to that effect within the past few months uh and he's

00:57:53.200 also said at a world economic forum meeting this is john carrey said that under joe biden the great

00:57:59.660 reset meaning all of this stuff uh with esg standards and printing of money and all of this

00:58:05.320 that goes into it is going to happen and that it's going to happen with greater intensity and faster

00:58:10.960 than most people realize and so this is all right everything we're seeing over the past few months

00:58:16.300 is was was all in the works for a very long time and it's not surprising at all now let me show let me

00:58:23.360 turn this to how it's going to affect you in your everyday life first uh obliquely then clearly tied

00:58:32.460 directly to your actions uh we'll do that in 60 seconds first imagine what you could do if all

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00:59:43.960 we go to facebook

00:59:45.020 justin we've been talking the two of us about facebook because there's something weird about facebook and

01:00:06.020 its esg score now i want you to really understand when you hear this you're going to go oh that is

01:00:13.600 funny no it's not and i'll explain why or justin will explain why tell me what's happening with the

01:00:19.360 esg score with facebook good or bad right incredibly facebook has a horrible esg score absolutely horrible

01:00:28.260 that's the lowest ranked esg score that you can have in the system that uh that's used by merrill lynch

01:00:35.080 hmm why confusing yeah why well that's that's a that's a great question the reason why according to

01:00:44.540 their own esg report is that quote independent auditors have found certain content decisions caused

01:00:53.560 quote significant setbacks for civil rights unquote now you would think that these content decisions

01:01:01.500 that have caused significant setbacks for civil rights would be a reference to them i don't know

01:01:08.020 banning the president of the united states from being on their platform or something like that you would

01:01:13.420 think that that means that's what they're referring to it's actually the opposite of that the report that

01:01:18.640 they're citing is a report that was produced internally for facebook for their esg report

01:01:24.700 that says that they're not doing enough to ban people they need to ban more people and that they

01:01:30.680 need to get rid of it was written in the summer of last year before donald trump was banned and they

01:01:35.320 were complaining that donald trump was still allowed on the platform at all saying all these horribly

01:01:40.060 racist things and everything else and so facebook has a low esg score in large part because it's not

01:01:47.400 doing enough to ban speech on its platform if it banned more speech on its platform then they would

01:01:53.200 get a higher esg score so do you see where this is going us or or just you two i mean yeah yeah well

01:02:05.800 yeah it seems like right like they're just going to heavily incentivize these companies to do the

01:02:11.000 things that the woke left wants them to do and in this case they want you know there's been a lot of

01:02:16.140 criticism obviously from the right on facebook but there's been a lot of criticism from the left

01:02:21.620 on facebook as well that they don't do enough to ban this stuff that they don't get rid of it fast

01:02:26.560 enough this is why facebook is begging for regulation because they can't they can't please anybody they

01:02:32.080 really can so they're just hoping that the government will just take it away from them which is a terrible

01:02:36.240 idea uh but yeah no i mean it's you could see this right like they want to be favored by a merrill lynch

01:02:42.720 another big investment company so they're just going to pour uh resources into doing the things

01:02:48.740 the left wants them to do to improve these scores and so it's a way of essentially controlling their

01:02:54.280 activity without having to pass a new law without having to have the debate in front of congress you

01:03:00.300 just kind of force it through the back door and the same thing happens how's twitter doing in this

01:03:05.820 regard are they are they doing enough uh for their esg score i think that they're doing i think that

01:03:12.760 they're doing better but i'm i don't have it pulled up right in front of me but but i will say this

01:03:17.480 because i think it's important for people to understand this it's not just that they're being

01:03:21.340 incentivized or even coerced into doing this or even pushed they're actually being forced to do it

01:03:28.160 in effect through the banks because the six largest banks in the united states wells fargo jp morgan chase

01:03:36.600 uh bank of america morgan stanley others have already come out and said that they're going to adopt

01:03:44.240 some or all of this esg system not just for themselves not just for their supply chain but also

01:03:51.140 for all of their financing activities so if you are not let's say green enough then they're not

01:03:58.620 going to give you a loan that's what's going to happen they've come up they've come out and said

01:04:02.500 the city ceo on march 1st this is one of the six largest banks said that our esg agenda can't just be

01:04:10.780 a separate layer that sits above what we do day to day our commitment to closing the gender pay gap

01:04:16.380 to advancing racial equity and to pioneering the green agenda have demonstrated that this is good

01:04:22.100 business and not at odds with it at all so this is this is going to be imposed on people not a choice

01:04:29.940 now that's something that one of the big banks disagreed with us on and i'm going to talk to you

01:04:36.460 about that and how it directly affects you in a minute

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01:06:09.120 tonight at 9 p.m on blaze tv our wednesday night special this is critically important it is the

01:06:22.660 financial weaponization of the s in esg scores uh environmental social justice and governance

01:06:31.280 scores right now big corporations uh are doing this environmental social and governance the investment

01:06:38.360 firms will make you go broke if you don't go woke now think back over the last few years and what

01:06:45.240 you've been seeing people laughed some even some even cheered when alex jones was completely deplatformed

01:06:51.960 i wasn't one of them because i believe in more speech not less and i also said to you it's a sign

01:06:59.820 of what is coming steven crowder from blaze tv has had everything happen to him from getting demonetized

01:07:07.320 his traffic throttled even suspended from social media multiple times gina carano fired from disney

01:07:14.560 doing the same thing of her co-stars had done i mean exactly the same thing her co-stars had done

01:07:20.260 take a look at some of the companies that have been rapidly folding in to the woke mob

01:07:26.020 hasbro has gone insane they announced they're updating monopolies community chest cards so they're

01:07:33.360 woke enough for today's society they're also dropping the mr from mr potato head oh my gosh can you

01:07:40.840 imagine the complaints on that one but mattel would not be outstaged their their woke-ified

01:07:48.460 competitors can do whatever they want but mattel announced that barbie will have a brand new line

01:07:54.740 a gender neutral barbie now i don't know about you pat um i mean ken i mean you know barbie they're

01:08:05.800 they're they're they're both anatomically incorrect yeah i mean they're already gender neutral are they 0.95

01:08:13.540 not yes but thank god somebody did it uncle ben uh aunt jemima uh the lovely skin cream fair and skin

01:08:22.120 cream even victoria freaking secret has gone woke now now why well we'll show you again tonight why they're

01:08:31.440 all doing it in their own documents but i have justin haskins here to talk to me a little bit

01:08:36.980 about what i should get from the bank that called me this is the global headquarters of one of the

01:08:44.880 world's largest banks called our office and wanted to talk to me got would to with our executive producer

01:08:52.500 instead and uh they said they wanted uh they wanted a uh they wanted to explain what all of this was

01:09:01.980 because it's not what we're saying it is and we said well we would love for you to go on record because

01:09:09.060 i mean then we'll get it from the horse's mouth no no no no they agreed to go off the record i'm not

01:09:16.640 going to tell you which bank it is but one of the big five banks in america and in the world uh was the

01:09:22.660 one who called and they just wanted us to know that they would never do something evil like that

01:09:28.440 that's not what these are for these are just for educational purposes the esg score they're doing

01:09:36.460 all of this work just for educational because they care about the investor so i got a couple of

01:09:43.620 questions about that first your thoughts on that justin yeah uh i don't buy it i don't buy it at all

01:09:52.640 i think there are i think there are investors who are corrupted by this whole system that are worth

01:09:58.540 you know hundreds of billions of dollars these investment these giant investment groups and

01:10:03.500 maybe i'm sure that they're interested in this because they want to know how they can get rich off of

01:10:08.300 it but the regular average everyday person that's being handed an esg score uh because their account

01:10:15.880 isn't woke enough uh no i don't think they care about this at all they also said and this is one of

01:10:21.680 the banks with a big investment arm on it they also said no no the score that for instance you got from

01:10:28.380 who did you do it with merrill lynch um you not only saw the investment score for uh the companies

01:10:35.820 but there was also an esg score for you personally correct correct for my yes that's right for your

01:10:43.500 own person and what is that you have any what does that mean well essentially what they do is they

01:10:50.420 they provide they do an analysis of your accounts and they look at all the different esg scores of

01:10:56.360 the companies that you've invested in if they have one and then they provide you with an aggregate score

01:11:01.340 based on that so that you have your very own esg score related to your account uh that tells you

01:11:06.880 how woke or not woke you are yeah and they said that again was just all being done because you know

01:11:12.560 people want to know how good they're doing yes yes what i think is amazing about that is i actually

01:11:19.400 saw uh some of the transcript from this call from your executive producer and uh when she was talking to

01:11:28.080 these people she pointed out you know did we get anything inaccurate was there anything wrong here

01:11:33.580 and they said no it's just that you know we're not giving the score to you know the person who got

01:11:40.220 this esg score it's all voluntary and then your producer asked well he did this person who gave us

01:11:47.160 this score at merrill lynch his own personal esg score he didn't ask for it and you know you just gave

01:11:53.680 it to him and she said or whoever the bank did just gave it to them and they said well yeah well

01:11:58.780 banks do give out scores without them asking it but it's voluntary in the sense that you don't actually

01:12:03.680 have to do anything once you get the score so justin how does that sit with um the episode we did two

01:12:10.980 weeks ago where we showed the language um that shows that in europe they're ahead of us and that the

01:12:19.200 banks are evaluating your worthiness of a loan based on your esg score and if i'm not mistaken

01:12:29.160 the language of the world economic forum and the world financial institutions uh the language there

01:12:36.680 is that it will be it will affect every person's life that's a quote every individual's life will be

01:12:44.500 impacted by this um because that's the only way that it actually works right there i'm not quite

01:12:53.560 so sure about the world economic forums language so i don't have that in front of me but i do know

01:12:57.820 that the major financial institutions that we've looked at that have said that they're going to

01:13:02.400 commit to this and they're all on the record it's not a secret you know bank of america city others

01:13:07.880 they say it's going to be in their financing that it's their financing that's going to do it because

01:13:13.280 there's no other way to make sure that the world makes this transition so you have to have it in

01:13:19.260 the financing well financing includes everybody that's that's everyone who gets a loan everyone

01:13:24.580 who gets a car loan everyone who gets a mortgage that's financing and there were there's no restrictions

01:13:30.040 on any of it and when they're talking about the e and esg all these different financial institutions

01:13:35.620 and they're talking about making sure that you know they're they're in line with with

01:13:40.060 environmental standards they say that they want to go net zero carbon dioxide emissions in their

01:13:46.160 entire portfolio well that can't happen if they're letting most regular people just do whatever they

01:13:53.740 want they're only holding these standards to big gigantic corporations it only works if everybody is on

01:13:59.840 board so it's going to impact regular people as well it's not just going to be maybe not tomorrow

01:14:07.320 maybe not next year maybe not even within the next 10 years i don't know when but i do know that

01:14:12.100 eventually it will come for you too well let me very clear i think let me just show you this is a

01:14:19.240 an audio piece leaked out on environmental uh justice uh and making sure that everybody is doing all that

01:14:26.940 they can for the environment this is something that leaked out it was a uh massachusetts

01:14:32.320 environmental uh governmental uh environmental uh expert talking to the new hampshire government

01:14:40.660 about what they were doing and it was supposed to be a private call it was leased by somebody on the

01:14:46.520 call listen to what he says you know one thing that we found through our analysis is that 60 percent of

01:14:52.600 our emissions come from from as i have been starting to say you and me except you guys are in vermont

01:14:58.180 60 percent of our emissions come from residential heating and passenger vehicles so let me say that

01:15:05.860 again 60 percent of our emissions that need to be reduced come from you the person to treat the

01:15:14.280 senior on fixed income right these there is no bad guy left at least in massachusetts point the finger

01:15:20.140 at turn the screws on and you know break their will so they stop emitting that's you we have to break

01:15:26.680 your will right i can't even say that publicly i mean that's pretty darn that's pretty darn clear

01:15:36.260 so justin this this will um affect everyone and everything and the question is how do you make the

01:15:45.280 stock market work we are going to show the funnel again tonight i believe on the show i i talked about

01:15:52.320 it yesterday the the money is just circulating between the banks the government and the corporations

01:15:59.640 it doesn't fall down to the little guy the little guy is earning a wage and he's having to retrofit his

01:16:07.720 house for green energy he's going to have to do all of these things sell his car buy a new car

01:16:13.060 otherwise he won't get a loan so the corporations continue to make money but you'll be so impoverished

01:16:21.000 as the world economic forum says you won't own anything yeah that's the that's exactly i think

01:16:28.940 that's the plan i mean the plan i think is to make the system so that people are inevitably dependent

01:16:36.480 on corporations providing these services on government directly or indirectly to subsidize

01:16:43.580 those services but you're right they're making everything so expensive we saw this in california

01:16:48.600 to build a new house in california you have to put solar panels on it you can't just build a new

01:16:52.840 house and then power it with you know with some conventional energy you got to have solar panels

01:16:57.860 now so it's going to become so expensive for the vast majority of people that yeah you won't own a car

01:17:03.840 you won't own any of these things you will simply just be beholden forever like a surf to the corporate

01:17:11.100 class that's what's going to happen but don't worry about it because the government will make sure

01:17:15.300 that you get your universal basic income check in the mail every you know month or whatever and

01:17:21.920 they'll take care of you and you'll have to take that money and go and give it to a corporation so

01:17:26.200 that you can have access to a car and home and all these other things so you're never going to be

01:17:30.680 wealthy this is the future world i believe that's what the world economic forum is talking about i don't

01:17:35.180 think you're ever going to have any personal wealth the future world is you have all these big gigantic

01:17:40.720 corporations they've got wealth banks have wealth central banks are very powerful government's

01:17:45.680 powerful and you are just beholden to all of them and you just rent out everything essentially

01:17:51.720 and as long as you keep getting money from the government you can survive but without that money

01:17:56.600 from the government you can't build any wealth and and i believe this is the direction that the world

01:18:01.200 is moving in and i think they've been pretty open about it in certain corners of the great reset movement

01:18:05.900 justin thank you very much we'll have more on this tonight at 9 p.m please don't miss this

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01:19:55.340 hey it is uh the glenn beck program uh we got something uh great from aoc coming up here

01:20:12.180 aoc got to the heart of the matter um she usually does on the immigration front and i think you're

01:20:19.640 going to feel justly chastised after you hear what she had to say they want to say what about the surge

01:20:26.100 well first of all just gut check stop gut check anyone's using the term surge around you right

01:20:35.080 consciously is trying to invoke a militaristic frame yeah and that's a problem because these

01:20:43.700 this is not a surge god she has done these are children and they are not a surge children and we

01:20:50.940 are not being invaded which by the way they're not insurgents white supremacist so do you get the fact

01:20:58.180 that idea philosophy the idea that yeah if an other is coming in the population that this is like an

01:21:07.260 invasion of who we are she's an embarrassment absolutely it's incredible i think she believes

01:21:12.660 surge is the root word for insurgent i i really believe yeah that's what she believes this is not

01:21:22.140 a surge these are not insurgents uh yeah those are two different things puddin just yeah a little bit

01:21:29.460 different there i will say like you know there was a soda called surge back in the day i doubt it had

01:21:33.940 anything to do with insurgency wow how militaristic is that what kind of soda company would be that

01:21:39.440 militaristic coca-cola maybe i can't remember where surge came from uh but yeah that's that's really

01:21:46.540 a crazy she's incredibly dumb it's it's remarkable that even by chance someone with with her level of

01:21:56.040 intellect could make it into the congress it's like it happens fairly commonly yeah but it is very

01:22:01.420 strange you have some stupid people you've got her you got hank johnson johnson isn't you know he 0.88

01:22:07.520 thought he thought guam was gonna capsize right because there's too many military members on one

01:22:14.500 side of it it's an island sheila jackson lee once asked nasa rocket scientists about whether or not

01:22:21.680 the uh the american flag is still on mars and is it did any did ever get an answer on that oh yeah

01:22:28.340 it's still there it's still there it's still good to hear it's fine it's fine the rover just took a

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01:24:32.760 hello america welcome to the program it is wednesday our wednesday night special tonight

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01:24:56.640 control blaze tv.com slash glenn we'll see you tonight at 9 p.m eastern coming up laura logan

01:25:04.620 you know her she is a reporter that has absolutely no agenda she is just looking for the truth 0.79

01:25:11.980 she used to be with uh cbs uh she's now on her own she's done a recent show for fox nation uh covering

01:25:21.540 the border and i wanted to talk to her about what she's learned on the border and i want to concentrate

01:25:27.420 on the southern side of the border what is life like right on the border with all of these drug cartels

01:25:35.680 what are we enabling laura logan joins us in 60 seconds

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01:27:02.780 laura logan previously working for cbs news as their chief foreign affairs correspondent

01:27:17.180 contributing editor to uh 60 minutes she left there in 2018 she's an award-winning

01:27:23.600 investigative journalist she uh is currently on her own and has a show laura logan has no agenda 0.99

01:27:30.500 on fox nation hello laura how are you hey again i'm good thank you how are you i'm good good to talk

01:27:37.840 to you again so laura i wanted to bring the boys in pat and stewart with me and we wanted to talk to

01:27:43.000 you about what you've seen on the border and particularly what this administration is enabling

01:27:50.460 how we are growing the drug cartels and what life is like what does a drug cartel even

01:27:57.340 mean right on our border uh well it's very interesting glenn because most people in the

01:28:04.360 u.s think of the cartels as the drug organizations of the 1970s who really um pioneered you know

01:28:11.360 smuggling marijuana over the border and uh were part of distributing that across the u.s bringing it to

01:28:17.500 the northeast and um and in fact what's happened over the last few decades especially is that the cartels

01:28:24.260 have transformed they've diversified into many other different forms of of revenue and they have

01:28:31.480 also become um completely unrecognizable from the old drug organizations of old gone other

01:28:37.500 pablo escobar days what you're looking at today are the most violent and powerful criminal criminal

01:28:43.500 organizations on the face of the earth that's not an overstatement that is literally what you're

01:28:49.120 dealing with they have militarized many of them uh get training from special operations uh forces in

01:28:56.080 other countries like guatemala and uh they also have so much money that they can stay far ahead of law

01:29:04.380 enforcement in any country both in terms of surveillance counter surveillance operational security

01:29:09.740 and of course you know weapons and um and also their ability to function in terms of you know what

01:29:16.340 they do to move uh narcotics and weapons and everything else that they need to move um they also have made

01:29:23.420 strategic partnerships with people like the chinese um u.s adversaries like hezbollah and other

01:29:30.440 terrorist organizations and um what we've been doing while they've been at war with us we've basically been

01:29:37.760 asleep at the wheel um there are individuals who have have tracked this who have seen the

01:29:42.600 transformations of the cartels both in their reach globally because they now control more than 90 percent

01:29:48.640 of the global trade in narcotics but also in terms of their capabilities and uh and we are not

01:29:56.100 paying attention to that we're still using the old law enforcement model to which is basically where

01:30:01.380 u.s jurisdiction ends at the u.s border and so we have to go to the mexican government

01:30:06.540 and we have to ask them on their terms to allow us to operate and take action against the cartels

01:30:13.620 well today the cartels are so powerful they function as a shadow parallel government and they give their

01:30:18.940 orders to the mexican government so what do you think has happened to that well just in the last few

01:30:23.160 months precisely at the very moment that the biden administration opened up the u.s border the mexican

01:30:29.060 government doubled down on their sovereignty and they stripped all u.s agents of immunity from

01:30:34.480 prosecution and they also um made it law for all mexican law enforcement officials to have to go

01:30:41.680 through a fusion cell in the foreign office in order to have any contact and interaction with u.s law

01:30:48.160 enforcement which of course you know that's a that's a death knell for cooperation and for informants and

01:30:53.820 you know for everything that goes along with prosecuting the cartels so that should tell you

01:30:58.600 where the mexican government is and it certainly doesn't explain where where the biden administration

01:31:04.340 is because they um like all the administrations before them allow the border to be defined in terms of

01:31:11.340 immigration and completely leave national security out of the conversation

01:31:15.420 lara is there any is there any realistic way for us to stop this without the help of the mexican 1.00

01:31:21.820 government not if you use a law enforcement model because when you have no jurisdiction you're at the

01:31:28.940 mercy of of the country whose sovereign territory you're asking to operate on and so they have to

01:31:34.480 be motivated to do it and look there's more than 30 000 mexican civilians who are massacred every year

01:31:42.760 in mexico by the cartels and that's just the bodies that the mexican government you know owns up to or

01:31:48.100 knows about right there's um there's mexicans buried in unmarked mass graves all across the

01:31:55.120 country i mean everyone knows that the violence of the cartels is like nothing that anyone has ever

01:32:00.120 seen before i mean it even pales in comparison to uh sometimes at times to what um uh terrorist groups

01:32:07.140 like isis have done although some of the tactics are very similar you know they're on your knees in 0.96

01:32:12.280 front of guys with guns being beheaded and in fact the cartels it's not enough just to behead you

01:32:17.260 they've got to pull out sledgehammers and obliterate every you know last little piece of your skull and 0.97

01:32:22.740 that's tame compared to removing your heart and your limbs while pumping your body full of heroin to

01:32:28.300 keep you alive so that you can watch yourself being you know systematically dismembered oh yeah that's that's

01:32:34.360 and that's you know all the time that is not an exaggeration it is all across mexico it is all the

01:32:40.400 time and 98 percent of murders in mexico go uninvestigated that's not unprosecuted glenn that

01:32:48.860 is uninvestigated so what does that do it basically tells you that they operate with impunity so the the

01:32:55.380 you know the the law enforcement guy the policeman the marine the national government who are trying

01:33:00.420 to do the right thing um who you know who are not in the pocket of the cartels what chance do those

01:33:06.700 guys have they've got no chance you know where they end up in one of those who are these 30 000

01:33:13.260 people i mean because people think oh that's crime on crime who are the 30 000 people that are getting

01:33:19.760 killed well it can be anyone i mean if you're in their way you know they they just kill you because

01:33:26.260 they don't there's no consequences for any of this so it can be women it can be children in fact so many

01:33:31.360 women have been killed in mexico that human rights watch had to come up with a term to describe it 0.93

01:33:37.380 which was femicides that you know we'd never ever seen so much crime and such violent crime against so

01:33:45.460 many women so and there was a point at which the bridge at juarez which is just across from el paso 0.86

01:33:51.740 texas was absolutely plastered with the faces of these missing uh girls you know who are missing because

01:33:58.900 their bodies are often uh never found or they're melted in vats of acid or they're you know chopped

01:34:04.880 into pieces and thrown to the dogs i mean there's no regard for the living or for the dead and uh as

01:34:11.660 as a father um just said to me recently after his uh daughter-in-law and um grandchildren were burned

01:34:19.540 to death in the mormon family in mexico i mean he said to me i never understood what it meant to have a

01:34:25.540 body i never understood what it meant to be able to say goodbye he said my son came to nothing he came

01:34:32.100 back he had to find his wife and three of his uh have his children uh burned to ashes you know i mean

01:34:39.500 and so that's that's what life is like for many people living in mexico yes um some of the violence

01:34:45.300 is cartel on cartel but even that you know i mean when your options are a lifetime in the dirt in a village

01:34:52.880 in mexico or you're you know or you're going to do what the cartel tells you and and take money home

01:34:58.960 to feed your family it's not even calling it cartel cartel violence doesn't quite explain the reality

01:35:04.560 for everybody and something that's got very little notice uh from any news agency is the fact that

01:35:13.400 they're also killing political candidates this year alone uh 18 have been murdered thus far uh when the

01:35:21.680 elections are coming up i think in june so it's not even safe to be a candidate for office oh no it's

01:35:27.760 in fact that's one of the most dangerous um professions in mexico along with journalists and

01:35:33.640 criminal investigators right and it's actually really interesting that you raise that because it's a very

01:35:39.420 significant point that is constantly overlooked in the conversation about the cartels there's a big you know

01:35:46.640 there's a big tug of war going on between how you fight this how you take this on and of course there

01:35:51.900 are a lot of very good people within homeland security investigations and the dea and other agencies

01:35:57.620 who have given their entire lives to fighting this and they've done amazing work but the reality is that

01:36:04.760 you're using a model that is not effective against the the nature of the threat posed by the cartels i mean

01:36:12.600 these are fully militarized organizations they're extremely uh well disciplined and they have

01:36:19.640 unlimited resources you know so this is not uh this is not something that you can that you can continue

01:36:26.420 to fight with the same model that over that has seen the transformation of the cartels on your watch

01:36:33.080 and so one of the solutions offered is that the cartels should be designated as uh foreign terrorist

01:36:39.400 organizations because now you shift uh jurisdiction to the department of defense and you change the

01:36:47.140 nature of what it is you're able to bring to the fight and of course the mexican government you know

01:36:53.500 how do you know the cartels don't want that well because the mexican government when it was raised as a

01:36:58.640 possibility by the trump administration went absolutely out of their way uh to do everything possible to stop

01:37:05.320 that from happening and why do i raise this as an answer to your question well very simply this the

01:37:11.520 argument against designating the cartels as foreign terrorist organizations is that they don't have any

01:37:17.240 ideology and therefore they don't meet the standard well it's interesting because there's no doubt that

01:37:24.260 they terrorize people on a daily basis there's no doubt that they use uh terror and fear as an intimidation

01:37:31.880 tactic and also carry out violent criminal acts but there's also no doubt if you look at the number

01:37:38.660 of politicians being targeted that they um seek to install their own government in mexico the fact

01:37:46.900 that the ideology of that government is just really money and power well you know how different does that

01:37:53.360 make them to a whole bunch of people all over the world in government correct um lara logan uh if you'll

01:37:59.480 hold on for just a sec we're talking to lara what she discovered down on the border and in particular

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01:38:19.600 on the other side and what are the consequences in the the drug cartels what's happening to them

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01:40:06.360 lara we say what we have on our border is a humanitarian crisis because the united states

01:40:24.460 is keeping these these people and these children in uh in you know makeshift cages makeshift jail

01:40:33.720 um that's not the humanitarian issue that i'm really concerned about i'm concerned about

01:40:40.900 what's happening to these kids and these families before they get here when they start dealing with

01:40:47.160 a drug cartel and after they leave us well the way i look at it is this if you're going to care

01:40:55.580 about if you're going to make the border all about the humanitarian issue then then you have to be

01:41:00.840 consistent and so you have to look at the humanitarian issue all the way as you just

01:41:05.540 mentioned you can't be selective about it of course in the last administration uh the press

01:41:10.520 and also elected officials were extremely selective about it because they made a big deal about the

01:41:17.460 cages which uh were built by the obama administration and were chain link fence is how it got the name

01:41:23.900 and the border patrol used chain link fence because they said for the safety and security of everyone

01:41:29.720 inside they needed to be able to um see what was happening inside the holding facilities and of course

01:41:37.040 now there's no outrage over the fact that they're still being held and in the same conditions and in

01:41:41.940 the same facilities that um that are not built to house people long term but there are so many um you know

01:41:49.320 it's interesting that you that you you talk about that because there are people in mexico um one woman

01:41:56.160 that i know who work with um migrants and uh families and people along their journey when they get to

01:42:03.040 mexico and of course the conditions are terrible i know a border patrol um agent who just saved someone

01:42:09.080 from being raped just a few weeks ago there's um there's uh reports today um in fact i just received it

01:42:16.360 from a law enforcement source down there of a baby a few months old that was rescued from the river

01:42:22.480 after the smugglers threw her in and they uh they uh are reported to have beaten her mother

01:42:28.880 and um uh and to broken her leg so um i mean there is there is no doubt um i've spoken to so many

01:42:38.360 different agents who tell me stories of women a pregnant woman once who had been raped so many times

01:42:44.600 along the way they they took her the agent took her to the hospital he said she didn't want to let go

01:42:49.140 of him because he was literally the first person she'd seen in months who wasn't abusing her and so

01:42:54.460 some of these agents form you know relationships with some of these people just where they they check

01:42:59.320 on them and and keep in touch i mean we we've done something really truly evil as a nation um over the

01:43:06.640 last few years we have demonized every border patrol um agent for political purposes not because it was

01:43:14.020 real not because it was honest not because of the humanitarian issues but for political reasons

01:43:18.880 and to me i don't know i'm i i'm not a person that has all the answers if i had answers i would be

01:43:24.920 you know in government or in policy or whatever i wouldn't be a journalist my i'm really good at

01:43:29.500 pointing out all the problems but mostly because my job is to figure out what it's really like

01:43:35.500 the conditions along the way are terrible there's no question about that the number of rapes um are

01:43:42.660 extraordinary the the violence and it's not just women who are raped it's also men but and and then

01:43:48.640 you know the conditions in the facilities they're not great but you're going to cross someone's border

01:43:53.900 you're going to be put in um some form of holding facility or detention facility if you cross anyone's 1.00

01:44:00.680 border illegally most people though in the u.s i'll tell you the vast majority coming over that border

01:44:07.060 right now are being released into the u.s and their airfare is being paid and um and they're being

01:44:14.220 given massive amounts of assistance and don't be fooled we know when you hear that ngos and

01:44:19.480 humanitarian organizations are helping that is true but many of those organizations get money get

01:44:25.320 federal funding for that purpose so your tax dollars are being paid and used an extraordinary

01:44:32.380 amount of taxpayer money and i i don't say that you know i'm a person who my heart breaks when i see

01:44:39.720 these children and these families and the the mothers and the fathers right i'm not a person uh that only

01:44:46.360 that thinks it's only the women that matter or only the women that suffer you know i mean human

01:44:52.700 suffering is painful for me but at the same time i'm also very much aware that there is a huge amount

01:44:59.520 of suffering in the u.s already the uh the response of the government to the uh coronavirus

01:45:07.200 has really created in this country a devastating economic situation and uh and there is you know

01:45:14.300 there's a lot of people in this country who are going through similar things to people down um at the

01:45:19.860 southern crossing the southern border laura logan thank you so much laura logan has no agenda the name of

01:45:26.420 the show on fox nation thank you for joining us we'll talk to you again my friend

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01:46:58.260 to blaze tv um you know this voting situation gets more and more racist every day every day

01:47:13.060 the racism is high right now yeah it's ugly yeah it's ugly and it's high very ugly very high and

01:47:20.280 worse than that pat as rolling stone informed us yesterday about the georgia voting laws that are

01:47:25.960 going into effect voter suppression is violence right that's why republicans like it so much

01:47:34.320 yeah that's right because they like violence yeah they love violence uh their subtitle georgia's

01:47:39.240 barbaric new restrictions not only barbaric it's like wait what are we talking about here i like this

01:47:46.660 going through what is actually in these georgia in the georgia voting bills yeah okay what do they

01:47:53.160 actually do abc news has a breakdown of all they kill people right now well it's violence we know

01:47:58.060 that from rolling stone so they obviously kill people so abc news goes through this here's here

01:48:03.280 are the things are you ready for the hatred and the violence i i don't know can you get ready i don't

01:48:08.540 know if you can for this i don't think so the bill would expand early voting for primary and general

01:48:13.600 elections but not for runoffs oh i just about threw up that was so awful threw up a little bit is that

01:48:20.440 violence though when you're expanding voting early uh-huh for the general election okay and for

01:48:27.720 primaries but just not for runoffs that's violence violence violence yes it's where how do you

01:48:37.480 suppress votes by expanding the amount of time you can vote because you're only expanding it really for

01:48:44.140 white people no well that's what that's about not exactly in the bill okay but okay how about this

01:48:49.620 for primaries and general elections counties would be required to have advanced voting on both

01:48:55.200 saturdays and have the option to do it on the two sundays that fall in the three-week period

01:49:00.040 current law only mandates one saturday of early voting so now again that's kind of expanding yeah

01:49:07.220 from one saturday to a guaranteed two saturdays plus optional two sundays so you go maybe from one day

01:49:16.600 in this in this range to four days of voting in this range that's violence i hope i hope you can

01:49:26.060 feel the violence on that now it gets worse though pat secure ballot drop boxes are not explicitly

01:49:33.620 sanctioned under current state law and this bill would change that but it would also implement new

01:49:38.720 restrictions on their use compared to what voters experienced in the 2020 cycle unless there's a health

01:49:44.720 emergency drop boxes could only be inside advanced voting locations and only accessible when those

01:49:51.660 locations are open that's wow right so you you can't you can't you can't use them when they're

01:50:00.900 closed is that what they're saying yes that is what they're saying now to be clear we just went

01:50:06.920 through an election where they were used however they were not sanctioned by law okay so that might be a

01:50:13.140 problem the beginning of all this perhaps you should only be allowed to vote in places that are

01:50:19.540 sanctioned by law but that's a totally that's a totally different thing so now this thing says

01:50:26.280 okay the ballot drop box thing we're going to continue that it helps people vote we're going to

01:50:32.960 continue doing that the only thing we're not going to do is say no leave them outside unattended 24 hours

01:50:38.560 a day right like that seems to me to be a rational sort of line that you should maybe have to go to

01:50:47.340 a place where there are people maybe watching them right um maybe at 3 13 a.m maybe that's not the

01:50:56.000 right time to vote i you want them watched so that the watcher can stop minorities from putting their 0.99

01:51:02.340 vote in there no no is that what you want no i i that's not what i want they're actually taking

01:51:08.560 the ballot boxes okay codifying them in the law uh-huh and then taking the minor security step of not

01:51:14.680 leaving them outside 24 hours a day that my friend is violence violence voter suppression is violence

01:51:22.500 all right next up we have i mean it starts to get really hateful the bill would require voters to

01:51:29.740 provide their driver's license or state id number or well there you go a photocopy of another accepted

01:51:36.560 identification if the elector lacks those and as we all know minorities don't have ids so you're 0.58

01:51:44.280 suppressing their vote you're telling them wait don't come here because we don't want your vote

01:51:49.980 when i already minorities don't have ids they don't have ids well could they get ids no they can't they 0.65

01:51:56.000 don't know where the dmv is could we tell them we can tell them but apparently they can't keep it in

01:52:00.880 their heads because they don't show up at the dmv to get their uh id so no minority has a driver's

01:52:07.260 license no no they don't have well can't they just go on the internet and figure they don't know how to

01:52:12.340 get on the internet remember we we were in we were specifically told uh by the president that they

01:52:19.140 don't know how to get online but that's only minorities who live in the urban areas and in rural

01:52:24.260 areas so people in the suburbs can get online apparently suburban minorities can't get online 0.58

01:52:29.220 others have to have a white person present to help them and there's not always going to be a

01:52:35.600 white person there to help you out so you so and that's the that's the problem that's the problem

01:52:39.940 should we consider assigning white chaperones to um african americans hispanics asians so we can

01:52:47.240 kind of walk them through the basic elements of life that they need to be able to vote and get a

01:52:52.960 driver's license then you're subjecting them to the the the nastiness of whitey oh yeah i don't know 1.00

01:52:58.720 you can have that you don't want this isn't racist at all by the way no what the president

01:53:02.480 is saying here it's it's totally okay to say that black people can't use the internet right 1.00

01:53:07.100 that's a totally okay thing that that is so racist to assume minorities don't have ids and they can't

01:53:14.360 get on the internet what what how do they get away with this i don't know by the way uh you know who

01:53:20.580 doesn't think it's racist to have uh black people have ids at the polls black people the minorities 0.79

01:53:28.100 across the like 80 or something yeah i've got this i got the polls here this is a overall uh do you

01:53:34.140 favor voter id laws overall 80 favor them it literally is 80 80 19 oppose them my god this is

01:53:42.520 one of the most uniting policies in our public discourse everybody approves of voter id get away

01:53:48.940 with this voter id nonsense i don't know how do the democrats get away with that i don't know um

01:53:53.420 when you break it down by parties republicans 95 percent approve it independents 83 percent approve it

01:54:00.360 and even 63 percent of democrats approve voter id when you go to uh by race white 81 percent approve it

01:54:09.540 non-white 77 percent approve it so this is a universally popular policy name another issue

01:54:17.060 with those kinds of numbers you probably can't you probably can't i mean if there's 80 percent of

01:54:22.620 people don't agree on anything i know they can't agree we went to the moon right and and by the way

01:54:28.060 the the complaint constantly is that this is going to do we have the clip of um this is where are we

01:54:35.220 do we have the clip of uh the um the new york we gotta get we get to this new york times the daily

01:54:42.260 thing because they're they're always the most annoying example of all of this um no but there

01:54:47.920 is a does it mean that their voter suppression will always get rid of minority voters when you

01:54:53.220 have this voter id thing does it does it mean that minorities don't show up at the poll a joint study

01:54:59.220 from an italian professor and a professor from harvard found quote using a difference in differences

01:55:04.420 design on a 1.6 billion observation panel data set from 2008 to 2018 we find that the laws have

01:55:12.080 no negative effect on registration or turnout overall or for any group defined by race gender

01:55:20.360 age or party affiliation yeah but other than that was this it's violence what was the sample size

01:55:26.060 what was the sample just the 1.6 billion they didn't have 5 billion yeah but that's like a made

01:55:30.900 up number 1.6 billion well i mean obviously people vote but you're talking about all the elections in a

01:55:37.360 10-year period combine them all together and and there's a lot of different actions in there

01:55:41.940 there's primary votes there's all sorts of things it doesn't show any there's no effect to this so if

01:55:47.280 the republicans are trying to limit votes by the using these policies they are failing miserably

01:55:52.460 it doesn't work uh and i don't think that's the reason they're doing it anyway but still this is the

01:55:59.060 way this works all right but there was 1.6 billion in the sample size so obviously it's stable-ish

01:56:05.020 right uh as a as a sample but again what i heard i didn't hear that they were covering the things

01:56:13.060 that the that the republicans want to do yeah i mean give me that list again i mean

01:56:18.040 well of all the things they want to do no give me the list again of of what this uh research shows

01:56:24.920 oh uh yep it's uh we find the laws have no negative effect on registration or turnout overall or

01:56:30.860 for any group defined by race gender age or party affiliation but other than that what about if

01:56:40.580 they're from outer space they didn't even test it they don't even care they don't even care they

01:56:45.720 don't they don't care yeah it's bad now you guys though the the big story here is not any of this

01:56:51.620 voter id stuff it's the fact that republicans want to dehydrate voters oh my gosh i can't take it

01:57:00.400 in line at the polls this i love this is fantastic so here is the actual uh language of the law

01:57:07.060 no person shall solicit votes in any manner or by any means or method nor shall any person distribute

01:57:13.260 or display any campaign material nor shall any person offer or give or participate in the giving

01:57:18.740 of any money or gifts including but not limited to food and drink to an elector they want you to

01:57:26.920 thirst to death yes right in the line when you're trying to vote that's what they will you thirst to

01:57:33.440 death and just fall over dead they don't care they don't care these republicans i gotta give you this 0.51

01:57:38.740 clip from the daily this is from the new york times the daily podcast about the voter suppression this

01:57:43.920 voter suppression one so there's been third party groups that will sometimes come and bring food and

01:57:49.520 water to those people who are waiting in line for hours on end in the in the blistering georgia heat

01:57:53.980 blistering this law hours on end would ban those groups from bringing food and water and other

01:58:00.020 assistance to voters waiting in hours long lines i once waited for four days seems very hard

01:58:07.380 hard to understand as anything other than an attempt to make it harder yeah wait for certain

01:58:15.700 people to vote right exactly so in other words the how do the people who proposed that defend there's

01:58:22.600 only a little defense here there hasn't been that much of a defense except that they've tried to say

01:58:26.920 technically it's just there's a radius of 150 feet oh that you know this ban affects and so it gets

01:58:34.440 into this kind of technicality and that's where the defense has been no but the reality is it's going

01:58:39.220 to prevent help assistance and resources from reaching voters who are waiting in line to vote okay

01:58:45.240 can i tell you something fair coverage i have been here you guys laugh i have been here in the

01:58:50.900 blistering texas heat trying to vote and i've just been water

01:58:56.940 well that was my first question i mean the blistering heat of georgia in november

01:59:03.960 and you're waiting outside to vote where does that happen the average temperature in november in

01:59:09.720 georgia is 61 degrees what that's blistering heat 61 that's blistering heat really straight right

01:59:18.140 you know i wish my wife thought that was blistering heat i know geez by the way uh it's obviously about

01:59:25.360 like giving away gifts and enticing hey come here vote free pizza you know it's about keeping campaign

01:59:31.280 people from doing that right so in the law specifically it says self-service water from an

01:59:37.800 unattended receptacle to an elector is allowed so you can is allowed you'd have to walk to get it

01:59:43.380 yourself or oh my gosh walk to get it from a third party the third party can still do it but they have

01:59:48.840 to be 25 feet away from the line i can't be carried 50 feet from the building can i be carried to

01:59:54.020 them yeah is that legal i don't know they didn't they did not explicitly uh deny the i mean i think

02:00:01.140 that the democrats really need to rethink this because when you're really really thirsty like

02:00:06.300 in a desert and you just need water you see mirages and i think that's what's happening to democratic

02:00:12.620 voters they look ahead and they're like i see a democratic party that's going to help us

02:00:18.000 not destroy us it's a mirage you give those people water they'll vote republican

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 31, 2021

Biden’s Changing Capitalism ｜ Guests： Lara Logan & Justin Haskins ｜ 3⧸31⧸21

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