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00:01:50.400 this is the Glenn Beck program hello America welcome to the Glenn Beck program for years i have warned

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00:04:19.120 i came from nuremberg to provide historic context to the global threat confronting our civilization today

00:04:29.840 these past two and a half years have been especially stressful as painful memories have been rekindled

00:04:36.560 in 1941 i was three and a half when my family was forced from our home in romania and deported to

00:04:44.160 the ukraine we were herded into a concentration camp essentially left to starve death was ever

00:04:51.360 present my father died of typhus when i was five in 1944 as the final solution was being aggressively

00:04:58.880 implemented romania retreated from its alliance with nazi germany the government permitted several

00:05:06.000 hundred jewish orphans under the age of 12 to return to romania i was not an orphan my mother lied to

00:05:14.400 save my life i boarded a cattle car train same train that continued to transport jews to the death camps

00:05:22.720 even as germany was losing the war four years elapsed before i was returned and reunited with my mother

00:05:32.080 mother these are the words of viera sherev she gave a speech in nuremberg just a couple of days ago she was

00:05:44.720 speaking at the children's health defense conference her speech is titled unless all of us resist never again

00:05:56.560 is right now she talked about how we're supposed to remember we're supposed to remember the holocaust and

00:06:08.400 it is the symbol of unmitigated evil she said the moral norms and human values were systematically

00:06:18.080 obliterated not all at once but over several years she said the nazi system destroyed the social

00:06:26.160 conscience and millions of people worked and they were worked to death as slave laborers others were

00:06:35.280 abused some were experimental human guinea pigs she said it didn't begin in auschwitz the holocaust was

00:06:44.080 preceded by nine years of incremental restrictions on personal freedom and the suspension of legal and civil rights

00:06:53.360 she said the stage stage was set by fear-mongering and hate-mongering propaganda

00:07:02.960 she said a series of humiliating discriminatory government edicts demonized

00:07:07.600 people as spreaders of disease jews were compared to lice

00:07:12.720 why am i telling you this today

00:07:20.080 i want you to hear the rest of what she said

00:07:22.320 but i'll tell you why i'm saying it this just came from the associated press

00:07:28.640 canada a country with perhaps the most permissive euthanasia laws in the world will

00:07:34.400 soon make those laws even more permissive i'll give you the rest of the story

00:07:43.520 after i finish telling you what vera said she said the real viral disease that infected nazi germany

00:07:51.040 is eugenics and eugenics is the elitist ideology at the root of all genocide the elitist ideology

00:08:00.000 she said it is cloaked in a mantle of pseudoscience it was embraced by the academic and medical

00:08:07.120 institutions as well as the judiciary eugenicists justified social and economic inequality they

00:08:17.760 legitimized discrimination apartheid sterilization euthanasia and and genocide the nazis called it

00:08:25.200 ethnic cleansing for the protection of the gene pool she said but medicine was perverted from its

00:08:32.880 healing mission and it was weaponized first it was control of reproduction through forced sterilization

00:08:40.080 then it was to eliminate those deemed as subhuman the first victims however of medical murder were a

00:08:48.080 thousand german disabled children and toddlers this murderous operation was expanded to

00:08:55.120 an estimated 10 000 children up to the age of 17 then the next victims were the mentally ill and

00:09:04.320 then they were followed by the elderly in nursing homes and they were all worthless useless worthless eaters

00:09:13.200 she says the purpose of the holocaust memorials is to warn and inform future generations about how

00:09:26.080 an enlightened civil society can be transformed into a genocidal universe ruled by absolute moral depravity

00:09:37.120 remember the germans were the germans were the smartest among us they were the most educated among us this was

00:09:45.920 not a third world country this is the country that led the world in science and education how did that happen

00:09:55.360 she went on with her speech she said the nazi era the study of history and most of the humanities including

00:10:05.360 philosophy religion and ethics have been overshadowed by an emphasis on utilitarian science and technology

00:10:13.520 she says as a result few people recognize the foreboding similarities between today's policies in

00:10:21.120 today's western world and those under the nazi regime by declaring a state of emergency in 1933 and

00:10:29.920 in 2020 constitutionally protected personal freedoms legal rights civil rights were all swept aside

00:10:38.240 and repressive discriminatory decrees followed in 1933 she said the primary target for discrimination were

00:10:45.280 the jews today however the target is people who refuse to be injected with experimental genetically engineered

00:10:52.160 vaccines then and now government dictates were crafted to eliminate segments of the population in 2020

00:11:00.560 government dictates forbade hospitals from treating the elderly in nursing homes the result she says was

00:11:08.160 mass murder government decrees continue to forbid doctors to prescribe life-saving fda-approved medicines

00:11:16.560 government-dictated protocols continue to kill the media is silent as it was then the media broadcast

00:11:26.080 a single government-dictated narrative just as it had under the nazis strict censorship silences

00:11:32.880 opposing views in nazi germany few individuals objective but those who did were in prison in

00:11:38.720 concentration camps today doctors and scientists who challenge the approved narrative are maligned

00:11:45.120 their reputations trashed they risk losing their license to practice as well as having their homes

00:11:50.800 and workplace raided by swat teams she says the moral significance of the nuremberg code cannot be

00:11:58.480 overstated the code is the most authoritative internationally recognized document in the history of medical ethics

00:12:06.560 it's a landmark doc document that was formulated in response to the evidence of medical atrocities

00:12:14.880 committed by nazi physicians and scientists the nuremberg code rejects the ideology of eugenics

00:12:22.560 and unequivocally asserts primacy and dignity of the individual human being as opposed to the greater good of society

00:12:36.960 the nuremberg code

00:12:40.640 defined foundational and universal moral and legal standards

00:12:45.040 and the human rights that it protects apply to every human being

00:12:52.400 it sets limits on the parameter of permissible medical experiments equally important the nuremberg code

00:12:58.640 holds doctors and research invested investigators personally responsible to ensure the human subject's

00:13:05.440 safety and to ensure that the person freely gave his voluntarily fully informed consent

00:13:12.560 finally she says the genocidal culture that permeated the nazi regime did not end in 1945

00:13:25.440 it metastasized in the united states at the end of the war

00:13:28.960 u.s the u.s government agents helped 1600 high-ranking nazi scientists doctors and engineers to evade

00:13:35.760 justice at nuremberg these technocrats facilitated the murderous nazi operations

00:13:41.520 they were hitler's partners in crime they were secretly smuggled into the u.s under operation

00:13:46.960 paperclip this was a violation of explicit orders by president harry truman these nazi

00:13:53.600 criminals were placed in high-level positions at major american scientific and medical institutions

00:13:59.840 where they continued their work what's more these nazi technocrats trained a generation

00:14:05.120 of american scientists doctors and engineers

00:14:11.920 she said in 1961 in his farewell address to the nation dwight eisenhower warned against the increased

00:14:16.880 dominance of the military industrial complex whose total influence economic political political even

00:14:22.560 spiritual is felt everywhere we must be alert to the danger that public policy itself could be captive

00:14:30.080 of a scientific technological elite

00:14:35.840 a posse of ruthless interconnected global billionaires she said have now gained control over national and

00:14:43.360 international policy setting policy setting institutions they have embarked on implementing a

00:14:48.640 diabolical agenda to overthrow democracy in the western civilization to depopulate the global population

00:14:55.600 to eliminate nation states and establish one world government to eliminate cash and establish one digital currency

00:15:03.520 to inject digital ids or artificial intelligence capabilities into every human being

00:15:09.360 if these objectives become a reality we will be digitally surveilled 24 hours a day seven days a week

00:15:17.040 in may 22 she said the world economic forum in davos klaus schwab the architect of this

00:15:22.960 dystopian great reset declared let's be clear the future is not just happening the future is built by us

00:15:30.720 a powerful community here in this room we have the means to impose the state of the world

00:15:36.640 the world she said the ultimate goal of these megalomaniacs is to gain total control of the world's natural

00:15:42.560 resources the financial resources and also to replace some humans with trans humans transhumanism is a

00:15:51.840 biotech-enhanced caste system it's the new eugenics klaus schwab the lead advisor is you've all noah harari

00:16:01.280 an oxford university trained israeli he's a proponent of the new eugenics and transhumanism

00:16:07.840 he refers to humans as hackable animals and declared we have the technology to hack humans on a massive scale

00:16:16.320 this is the new eugenics harari declares that there are too many quote useless people

00:16:24.000 to me that sounds too close to the nazi term worthless eaters

00:16:36.320 these megalomaniacs have paved the world for another holocaust this time the threat of genocide is

00:16:42.240 global in scale this time there will be no rescuers unless all of us resist now never again

00:16:50.880 is now now back to the story from canada in 60 seconds

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00:18:28.160 canada first legalized euthanasia a process in which doctors administered drugs in order to end

00:18:34.080 a patient's life back in 2016 now it supposedly attempts to restrict the practice only to those

00:18:41.200 patients with verifiable pathological conditions who are experiencing unbearable physical or mental

00:18:48.480 suffering that cannot be relieved under conditions that patients consider acceptable and whose death is

00:18:55.200 reasonably foreseeable now you have to submit a request and then you have to have two doctors sign off

00:19:02.480 exactly the same as they used in germany that is the way they did it now reports are coming out of

00:19:14.320 canada that some patients particularly the disabled have been coerced in euthanasia and have had some of

00:19:22.160 those patients who have been euthanized did not actually suffer life-threatening illnesses this is going to

00:19:28.080 become much more popular everywhere unless it stops now because they're expanding in canada this is the

00:19:38.720 latest they're expanding so that mature minors under the age of 18 and those with exclusive mental

00:19:47.280 conditions can qualify according to the associated press mary vaught the founder of vaught strategies

00:19:53.440 particularly troubled by the latter group since government lockdowns over the past two years may

00:19:58.480 have instigated or exacerbated experiences of mental illness and that an explosion of new deaths from

00:20:05.120 euthanasia may soon result in canada others are concerned that some hospital professionals have

00:20:11.600 already convinced some vulnerable patients to request euthanasia perhaps against their better judgment

00:20:18.080 noting that the canadian law does not oblige medical professionals to discuss euthanasia decisions

00:20:24.960 with the parents or the family according to the ap 10 000 canadian patients were legally euthanized last

00:20:34.160 year that's more than a 30 increase from the year before of all the patients who have been euthanized since

00:20:41.280 the law first went into effect 65 of them suffered from cancer heart problems respiratory issues and

00:20:49.040 neurological conditions also commonly listed conditions 65 percent changes in the euthanasia law in canada go

00:20:59.280 into effect in 2030 churches wake up wake up if we lose

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00:21:50.480 down this road of what's good for the collective the individual doesn't matter that attitude must stop and we

00:22:00.720 must reverse it the individual right must prevail

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00:24:13.280 you know i i uh i told the boys a long time ago probably right after uh 9 11 maybe maybe

00:24:21.600 probably maybe 2004 if i start talking about jesus we're in if i start reading the bible quoting

00:24:30.160 the bible we're in trouble if i start talking about jesus that's a different and i laid out

00:24:35.680 everything that i was gonna i'm so close to hitting that last barrier um because we are we have got to get

00:24:46.080 back to god we and in he is never going to be on our side remember he loves all of his children and

00:24:56.960 he's looking going how can these guys be so misguided what happened he does not want us to go kill them

00:25:04.880 he doesn't want he doesn't want us to go uh enslave them or call them vermin he wants us to help them

00:25:14.720 uh and if we want to be on his side we have to do that now i don't know how that is going to work

00:25:22.480 but we have got to keep our judeo-christian heart open maybe now some things that i've been saying for

00:25:31.120 10 years are starting to make sense but if we don't keep that heart open

00:25:35.600 it doesn't work it doesn't work if you don't have compassion for everyone it will not work

00:25:49.360 pat gray is joining us from pat gray unleashed and that's really hard isn't it i mean oh my god i'm so

00:25:55.600 angry before my show even starts at six in the morning that it's tough to have compassion my heart

00:26:02.400 at a half hour before i have a final producer meeting and uh i i finished the show prep and i

00:26:10.880 just went oh you know i'm just it's every day like every day like there's just no let up and it used

00:26:18.400 to be okay you'd have your bad days and your bad stories and you'd think oh man that's not good and

00:26:23.280 it was in the future yeah right and but then there'd be days when you know things were fine and you didn't

00:26:29.360 have a thousand stories about how bad things are there's no escape from it anymore it seems like

00:26:35.280 every day all day it's just bad news but there is there is good news we just they it just doesn't

00:26:42.560 make you know the news well we just had roe v wade overturned which was really good news yeah we've

00:26:49.520 had so many good things what day was that when that happened i was just thinking of the uh 6 24 22

00:26:56.160 yeah oh that's right i'm wearing the shirt from studosmerch.com that says the date wow that it was

00:27:02.880 overturned and uh i feel like i came in today and glenn's like 6 24 22 and i was thinking to myself this

00:27:12.240 this is why we made the shirt right right because it's weird i want us to remember january 6 they

00:27:19.440 want us to be talking about 1 6 over and over again down 6 24 22 i don't know millions of babies

00:27:26.160 potentially living seems like a bigger development i don't know it does here's what here's the here's

00:27:31.440 what concerns me i think that bought us time um i think here's here's what we really have to pay

00:27:38.240 attention to abraham lincoln was very clear we cannot succeed without humbling ourself begging for

00:27:52.160 forgiveness and aligning ourself with god we will not succeed george washington said the same thing

00:28:00.800 and i don't see that get your butt i don't care where it is a church or a mountain

00:28:08.080 but align yourself with god align yourself with him and walk in his path not man's path

00:28:17.280 and it's interesting because lincoln was surrounded by people who were confused by his transition

00:28:22.240 when he you know kind of turned really spiritual yes at a point in his presidency people were like

00:28:29.200 what are you doing what are you talking about we need to win this war yeah let's win the war and then

00:28:34.320 we'll worry about all that other cute little stuff that you're talking about yeah and it couldn't be

00:28:38.080 done that way no and he knew it had we had to turn to god first we had to fulfill the covenant we'd made

00:28:43.440 with god and then we can win the war he said i wasn't a christian when i came to office i wasn't a christian

00:28:51.120 when my son died i wasn't a christian at the beginning of the war i became a christian at

00:28:57.520 gettysburg now what is going to be our gettysburg it will happen you will be humbled i mean it's going

00:29:06.480 to happen now do we have to lose absolutely everything lincoln had the answer to that if

00:29:12.160 all the treasures and riches have to be piled up in one giant heap so be it so be it but he humbled

00:29:21.680 himself and asked the country to humble himself of themselves right after gettysburg we lost every

00:29:27.760 single battle but two at the front of the war gettysburg happened he then humbled himself he

00:29:35.680 became spiritual and asked america to do the same completely turned everything around and we only lost

00:29:41.520 one battle after that you can call that a coincidence i call that a miracle yeah people either forgot or

00:29:50.080 didn't know the north the union was on the verge of losing losing badly yeah badly yeah they were

00:29:56.640 getting their butt kicked yeah if gettysburg wouldn't have held them i mean lee had to turn around and and

00:30:02.160 uh and go back and if if it wasn't for gettysburg being held by the north all of pennsylvania would

00:30:08.000 have been lost right then you got nothing it's almost over but yeah yeah and it is not it is not just

00:30:16.640 humbling yourself it is about the martin luther king uh 10 commandments if you want to be engaged in

00:30:28.640 this fight in the right way you need to print go just go to go to google and just look for

00:30:37.600 martin luther king's 10 commandments of non-violent protest and put them on your refrigerator put them as

00:30:44.240 your screen saver those must be done remember bonhoeffer lost because i mean not in the grand

00:30:55.040 scheme of things blah blah blah we can argue about that later he lost in stopping germans because the

00:31:01.920 judeo-christian heart had already been changed that took six months before the churches replaced the

00:31:09.200 picture of jesus on their altars with a picture of adolf hitler six months later they were talking

00:31:15.200 about getting rid of the old testament because it was too jewish that was not a christian movement

00:31:21.440 and the christians had already been captured think of this what was the weimar republic why did the

00:31:30.000 society swing so far the other way why because the weimar republic was fine with any kind of sexual

00:31:42.080 activity in fact it promoted it promoted just anything goes then it was a it was a country that

00:31:52.960 everyone was on drugs nobody wanted to work the old people were like this isn't our country what are

00:32:01.280 we doing good thing none of that sounds familiar right and then the last thing that caused it was

00:32:07.440 hyperinflation again a glad that's not on the horizon right right the the churches decayed in that decade

00:32:18.960 and then what happened then the nazis came in and said i will bring law and order because people aren't

00:32:27.520 paying for their crimes sound familiar please i beg of you if you are a priest a pastor a rabbi

00:32:42.400 just somebody who knows god's principles please start waking your churches and your congregations up if you

00:32:54.080 don't stand the only thing that will stand against this movement the only thing is a people who are in

00:33:03.680 line with god and peaceful in their hearts and understand that we cannot hate the other side

00:33:12.080 please wake your churches up and we have a pretty good example of what happens when you don't

00:33:22.480 follow that um january 6th for instance where people got out of control and we're paying for that ever

00:33:30.080 since that act of of the rioting going on at the capitol building is thrown in our face every single day

00:33:38.560 and it just delegitimizes the right and gives them the left wants it they just so badly wanted remember

00:33:47.120 how badly they wanted it during the tea party and they didn't get it right and it completely

00:33:52.080 defanged them disciplined then they didn't even get litter no there was right they didn't even get

00:33:58.000 papers left remember remember the tea party the tea party at the beginning was highly influenced by the

00:34:06.400 912 project the values and principles those were all based on judeo-christian principles

00:34:14.560 and the tea party and towards the end started just to become a uh a political thing that's where you

00:34:23.680 get into trouble it you know i know they're trying to make everybody looking like christian uh you know

00:34:29.920 white supremacist today you know who you are if you're a white supremacist you're no friend of mine

00:34:37.920 sit down shut up if you are a christian that wants to be on the side of god which means

00:34:46.560 you can defend yourself but not strike out

00:34:49.760 then we can be friends then we can be friends but we have got to change our ways now can i give

00:35:02.320 you a little bit of uh nazi hits history to back up here i thought you were gonna have something good

00:35:06.800 no i well this is one of my favorite pieces because it just shows how absolutely nuts these people were

00:35:12.000 but you mentioned hitler wanting to get the the judaism out of uh of out of the bible and the

00:35:18.160 jewishness out of out of the whole situation out of jesus he was not a fan so gonna rinse that jew

00:35:23.120 right out of his hair really that jew right out of his hair it was that clear uh 1939 hitler

00:35:29.600 established the institute for the study and eradication of jewish influence on german church life

00:35:34.960 jeez or the very catchy i-s-e-j-i-g-c okay for short uh he used this to change the christian

00:35:43.680 churches from within the institute was created to institutionalize two new doctrines one the

00:35:49.040 old testament is garbage because it was written by jews and two jesus was not jewish in fact the nazis

00:35:55.520 came to believe that jesus he was episcopalian no no that would have been more believable uh

00:36:01.600 in fact the nazis came to believe that jesus was appropriated from the long forgotten germanic god

00:36:07.840 christ and that the bible was actually written in german and that the new testament took place

00:36:15.760 entirely in germany an ss member called carl willigot just happened to stumble upon these

00:36:21.600 lost facts he was later committed to an insane asylum so i think it went pretty well

00:36:26.240 thank you pat pat gray unleashed is the name of his podcast you can find it wherever you get your

00:36:34.160 podcast by the way spent time with rob schneider yesterday yeah uh it's going to be a great podcast

00:36:40.240 uh it'll be out thursday for um blaze tv subscribers saturday it'll be on youtube and everywhere um but it

00:36:47.440 is uh it's pretty very thoughtful very brave and really funny really funny um if you're getting

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00:38:39.120 this is the glenn beck program let me go to steve in new jersey hello steve how are you

00:38:46.160 hey glenn how are you i'm good i'm good just what first off i want to say great talking to you

00:38:52.960 thank you i've been a big fan for a while uh your monologues are very insightful thank you um

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00:39:55.680 still your brother i mean as i guess as a father that i i just cannot see how i can tolerate that in

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00:43:19.440 hello america several things that we are going to cover your economy there are some things happening

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00:43:30.720 listen to this and tell me what is dangerous about this developing this is from an investigative

00:43:38.720 reporter developing investigators reportedly met back in june with trump and his lawyers in mar-a-lago

00:43:45.200 storage room to survey docs and things seem copacetic but then fbi raids weeks later speculation on hill

00:43:54.960 fbi had personal stake and searching for classified docs related to its spy gate scandal

00:44:01.120 that tweet got that investigative reporter banned how many times are we going to go through this

00:44:09.680 we had hunter biden you've got you were deleted and banned if you brought that up spy gate

00:44:16.560 covid origins uh information about ukraine uh covid vaccines we said they won't stop it vaccines have a

00:44:25.600 problem cdc has real problems now it's mar-a-lago and the fbi when does the press actually find

00:44:37.920 freedom paul sperry joins us on the problems with the fbi in 60 seconds

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00:45:59.280 are you hey how are you good good um paul is uh a senior staff writer at real clear investigations.com

00:46:08.000 columnist also at the new york post and he is also a hoover institution media fellow we have him on

00:46:14.320 because tomorrow night's special uh wednesday night special is a weaponized government how the mar-a-lago

00:46:21.120 raid is an attack on all of us so paul what was it that twitter found so offensive about about your

00:46:28.880 reporting well that's still a mystery they kicked me off the day after trump's home was raided

00:46:36.000 and i was in the middle of tweeting more about the raid and suddenly i got a message that popped

00:46:42.480 up said you have been permanently suspended you're permanently yeah no reasons given didn't say what

00:46:51.440 what rules or policies i allegedly had violated to prompt that um yeah so they canceled my account without

00:47:00.160 any explanation which is by the way a violation of their own rules because if you look them up they're

00:47:05.440 they're supposed to quote explain which policy you may have violated yeah which content and which

00:47:11.200 content was in violation and they did not do that in my case because they know i didn't break any rules

00:47:16.800 so isn't one of the guys at twitter isn't he a former fbi high-ranking guy uh yeah the uh deputy general

00:47:28.240 council uh is uh is uh the the comey's uh jim coney comey's general council former general general

00:47:36.720 council of the fbi headquarters his name is james baker so he he was uh disgraced after uh the the

00:47:44.880 fisa warrant abuse scandal he left and then twitter picked him up and now he is uh i'm sure i'm sure

00:47:53.520 screening any matters any content based matters that may have a legal issue something like that

00:47:59.120 would be um run up to him and uh so he has a lot of influence at twitter do you have any idea if he's

00:48:06.800 the one who banned you no idea okay yeah they're kind of a black hole of information isn't it um so

00:48:15.600 talk to me a little bit about because i'm really concerned about the fbi and the whole government right

00:48:22.320 now government agents have um a bigger i don't even know what you would call it a police force

00:48:30.640 then we have marines that's a little staggering

00:48:37.280 yeah it's it's getting getting crazy out there um i mean this has also gotten very personal between

00:48:45.120 the former president and the fbi and you know this is uh like a full-blown war between the

00:48:52.000 ex-president of the united states and and the federal police you know when does that ever happen

00:48:57.920 uh never uh that i that i know of so how concerned are you i mean are you hearing from good

00:49:07.600 fbi agents and enough of them to give you confidence that at least the the average rank and

00:49:14.400 file is not involved in this and won't put up with it or what is your feeling

00:49:19.440 well a lot of them aren't uh putting up with it there's been a number of whistleblowers that have

00:49:25.360 come out to senator grassley recently so they're getting fed up with the politicization of the bureau

00:49:32.480 and um unfortunately that the same fbi division that ran the corrupt russia gate operation

00:49:38.960 and by the way coddled hillary and hunter uh in those investigations said they ran the the

00:49:45.680 questionable trump raid and uh they're now running what appears to be russia gate 2.0 and it's the

00:49:53.280 it's the counterintelligence uh division in washington even though it's the focus of special counsel

00:49:58.720 durham's investigation of that prior corruption i i talked to john solomon yesterday and he said that um

00:50:08.320 he was he was he was fairly confident that um these documents still exist he's trying to get them from

00:50:17.360 the national archives copies of them um but he he wasn't quite sure what what documents they were really

00:50:25.600 looking for do you have any idea on that well um some former fbi and doj officials told me they suspect

00:50:37.280 the fbi may have used the raid to cover their tracks in in this russia gate scandal uh they may be

00:50:44.080 trying to deep six any evidence that trump might have kept on them um in other words you know trump

00:50:50.240 may have had proof of their crimes and they had to make sure that proof that proof never saw the light

00:50:55.200 of day um it's a pretty it's a fairly reasonable assumption um that they're sifting sifting through those

00:51:03.840 boxes uh to look for that information uh that would have a vested interest especially if they're

00:51:11.600 they're under investigation criminally by durham right now to make sure that those documents if trump

00:51:18.400 had them uh you know do not become public and is it true that uh biden uh was signed an order saying

00:51:29.520 we're not going to release these things and you know his uh uh his order to release and to make

00:51:36.480 them public is rescinded which it's my understanding that's never happened before

00:51:43.200 yeah yeah when when uh ag garland came in that the justice part justice department

00:51:49.440 um put the kibosh in that uh declassification order and it was the the last literally the last hour of his

00:51:57.760 his presidency wasn't it that they pulled them right and so uh they they have their own road map

00:52:06.880 they know what um was in that binder and um they they want to make sure that there's not some copies

00:52:15.360 in the seven boxes that they pulled out of mar-a-lago by the way a careful reading of of that warrant

00:52:22.560 shows basically they basically uh that the warrant basically allowed the the agents to take anything

00:52:28.560 they wanted from trump's home so so no no telling what they got and what they're going to do with

00:52:33.760 it um how they're going to use it against trump it says it looks like it was a complete fishing

00:52:38.400 expedition um and by the way that uh that belies appearances that we got in that press conference

00:52:45.600 from the attorney general um he said that he told everybody uh you know this that that the

00:52:53.440 investigation was narrowly focused and the search warrant was narrowly scoped not even it was it was

00:52:58.800 a general warrant yeah the release of that warrant shows that that uh he misled the public and acted

00:53:06.160 had faith uh so that that already uh gives anybody including most of all trump pause uh skepticism to

00:53:15.920 believe that their current assurance is that the affidavit which is um the document that supports

00:53:22.400 or allegedly would support probable cause of a crime being committed to warrant such a a raid in the

00:53:29.920 search uh was properly supported and you know you've got the whole track record the fbi

00:53:35.280 um just completely uh acting dishonestly and unethically and swearing out warrants for uh fisa court

00:53:47.920 uh surveillance on one of trump's advisors so yeah trump is not a dumb stupid man he is not he plays

00:53:57.760 three-dimensional chess at times um he might appear to be uh flying by the seat of his

00:54:05.200 pants and i think sometimes he is but he's he's smart enough to if he has those documents not just

00:54:12.480 leave them in a box he would have copied them or given a copy to his attorneys or some place for

00:54:21.280 safekeeping is would that be illegal uh no and and you know he he had um skiffs set up for him in

00:54:33.760 bedminster his his his place in bedminster and also mar-a-lago people don't report this but

00:54:40.960 he was very careful whenever he would go um to these homes uh you know second white house homes like

00:54:48.800 every president uh the secret service built uh under the direct intelligence community uh sensitive

00:54:56.400 compartmented information facilities within his residences and that's where he would receive his

00:55:03.840 presidential daily briefings he would uh store classified documents in there uh so this whole

00:55:11.360 notion that he's this reckless guy who's strewning around you know top secret national secrets nuclear

00:55:18.960 secrets everywhere that's bs because he had skiffs set up this was all done just like every other

00:55:25.280 president has had done in their secondary homes um how concerned uh are you or when does this uh

00:55:33.760 and what will it take for this to end the collusion between the government and for instance twitter or

00:55:42.400 others where the government we now know has told uh people clearly uh at twitter you really need to do

00:55:51.600 something about this person what is it going to take this is such an end run against our constitution

00:55:58.400 these public private partnerships with these media companies and with social media do you see a way to

00:56:06.400 stop that well you're right these gatekeepers uh in big tech have so much power over our free speech uh

00:56:17.440 these days and um uh you would have to have somebody like elon musk a very deep-pocketed billionaire to

00:56:26.000 come in and take over uh which doesn't look good now especially with this latest uh um cyber security

00:56:33.360 whistleblower coming out and saying that there was a lot of more fake accounts than they let on so

00:56:38.320 that kind of strengthens must case to back out of the deal it's it's not very hopeful for guys like me

00:56:46.000 or you know political prisoners locked in uh right jail but you know he he someone like that would have

00:56:53.760 to get in there and um you know rid of this this twitter's new ceo this this guy um you know he he wants to

00:57:02.720 focus he actually was caught saying that he wants to focus less on free speech and more on quote

00:57:09.120 choosing who can be heard especially in election years apparently um so yeah that's the guy who's

00:57:16.160 running this thing he's this indian fellow i forget it's a uh i think it's pogrom or something like that

00:57:22.560 um you know that it starts from the top and um guys like that you know they're mostly very liberal

00:57:31.680 democrats who are running twitter including their board and so that's what it would take put some

00:57:37.440 fair-minded people in there who you know respect and in love free speech and you know not not one

00:57:43.840 way not conservative i'm not saying conservative way or the other and i think that elon musk would be

00:57:48.160 someone like that because he really does want a free-for-all yeah on a social media platform he

00:57:53.200 doesn't want you know just to skew things one way or the other right right right and that's how it

00:57:59.200 should be yes you know or inciting violence you put it out there and it's up to the people decide

00:58:05.040 what they want to leave or how you know and leave it up to the debate and eventually uh the truth will

00:58:11.360 will percolate up uh through through uh free debate and that's not what the the current twitter powers that

00:58:20.320 be want they want like this guy said we we want to choose who can be heard uh and who can shape our

00:58:27.200 our political narrative uh the best and people who are running fact-based content like me and fact

00:58:32.720 driven content uh that is uh inconvenient to that narrative uh they don't want on their platform

00:58:40.640 well for now you can fall find paul sperry at real clear investigations.com that's real clear

00:58:47.600 investigations.com paul thank you so much god bless keep us up to date will you thanks glenn you bet

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01:00:24.480 so chicago dweller adam cozzo a faculty member at the shimmer great books school of north central

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01:00:39.840 not reside in rural settings quote in discussions of reducing car dependency one often hears what about

01:00:48.160 the people in remote rural areas and my gut instinct is people shouldn't be living there in the first

01:00:54.480 place the solution is to give them generous grants to relocate among other humans he is also the

01:01:02.400 author of multiple books he said what if they like living in remote areas sorry you can't always get what

01:01:11.280 you want wow a lot of people would like to live in dense transit rich settings but can't either because

01:01:21.360 they can't afford it or it simply doesn't exist where they are and if this sounds harsh don't worry it will

01:01:27.040 never happen because our governmental institutions are insanely biased in favor of rural areas oh yeah

01:01:32.560 that's true they'll be fine i'm just a guy over here having an opinion it isn't it mean to imply it

01:01:39.920 isn't to mean to imply that rural people's lifestyle is bad or wrong as someone who lives in chicago all i can

01:01:46.480 say is cry me a river wow he says that people who are living in the center of the country are essentially

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01:02:27.920 in australia a bank now will not loan you money to buy a car if it's a gas-powered car starting in 2025

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01:05:30.640 the number of americans that describe themselves as economic suffering uh is now at the index uh highest

01:05:40.160 since the poll started to be taken it is the highest at 2008 um more and more people are saying

01:05:48.960 that uh they're not thriving it was about 60 percent in june 2021 and uh now july it is a 51.2 percent

01:06:00.720 that's still pretty good half the country considers themselves thriving but what is um what is concerning

01:06:08.160 is the number of americans who are suffering from that there's a few things to uh mention to you

01:06:14.560 here uh democrats have put in the climate law that could be a game changer it was in the um build back

01:06:23.920 better or inflation reduction bill they put it in at the last hour to pretty much deal with the epa ruling

01:06:32.160 from the supreme court they now can and have the money to regulate all kinds of things that they say

01:06:39.440 are toxic to the planet um one um one other thing morgan stanley said cash looks relatively attractive right

01:06:50.160 now um i wanted to bring in carol roth she is um the author of the war on the small business and

01:06:58.320 and former investment banker who left the dock side uh to wield the power of the force on the light

01:07:04.960 side uh she's got a new piece out for the blaze.com try stop trying to turn america into europe europe is

01:07:12.320 self-destructing and we won a war so we didn't need to follow suit carol i keep hearing all kinds of

01:07:19.840 warnings about this fall and what's going to happen i'm really concerned are you seeing is that real is

01:07:27.280 that not real yeah i've been calling it sort of the horror movie economy i feel like everyone is

01:07:34.240 taking this breather because we've gotten some data that doesn't look quite as bad as the really bad

01:07:40.000 data and so i liken it to a horror movie where all of a sudden everybody thinks okay the killer is dead

01:07:46.720 and we're going to walk back into the shed that has all the chainsaws don't do that the killer is not

01:07:52.480 dead that's not where you should be and so i really think that it is sort of this pause we haven't

01:07:57.600 hit um the depths of the sort of economic recession um that is potentially going to come later this year

01:08:05.440 and into next year and you know the the rolling over of the labor market and some of these bright spots

01:08:11.200 i think are going to start to deteriorate if you just look at the consumer which is 70 percent of our

01:08:17.440 economy you know they have a the personal savings rate is at the lowest level since the great

01:08:23.600 recession financial crisis and we know that credit card debt is up double digits since the beginning

01:08:30.080 of the year so the financial balance sheet of the average american is weakening and you know all of

01:08:36.640 these things are likely going to come together on top of issues you know again with energy where we've

01:08:42.400 seen a little bit of a reprieve here i i saw a story that came out of switzerland about how they are

01:08:49.920 um begging the people to be prepared for what is coming with food shortages and some sort of an

01:08:57.040 economic collapse um because of the situation with energy uh and i mean they're it is it's spooky coming

01:09:08.000 from the swiss who are usually just drinking their hot chocolate and are happy um when you're talking

01:09:14.480 about poverty and social unrest that's a little terrifying and it seems to be happening all over

01:09:22.000 europe are they ahead of us in real economic trouble i certainly think they are because they're

01:09:28.560 also ahead of us in this anti-human flourishing um energy policy in terms of you know turning over

01:09:36.640 you know what could have been a great source of energy and being more dependent on sources

01:09:41.600 um even though we've had some of that here in the united states certainly not you know anywhere near

01:09:47.040 the extent that they have in europe um and depending on the the particular country you know we've got

01:09:52.400 countries like the netherlands which are huge exporters of food that are now saying oh well you know you

01:09:58.640 can't do this and you can't do this and trying to take away some of the farming at the time when we really

01:10:04.240 need it so it really seems like there is this sort of anti-human effort that is going on across the

01:10:10.880 globe um starting in europe and now migrating to america that's basically like we don't care if you are

01:10:18.160 suffering because we have this great initiative that we are uh you know that we're pushing and we don't

01:10:23.920 care what the the fallout is um from that and it's terrifying i mean this this is something that is

01:10:30.560 terrifying and it's why it is so important that we push back on that lunacy if europe wants to do

01:10:36.400 that that's fine but as i said our founding fathers won a war so that we didn't have to go across the

01:10:41.520 pond and take uh you know dictation from them we need to say no this is not the path that we're going

01:10:46.880 down um and unfortunately it's the path that the democrats want to go down so i was talking to vivek

01:10:53.840 ramishwami how much of an impact he's now he told me 250 million dollars uh in the first two weeks

01:11:02.160 how much of an impact do you think this can have on moving us toward um energy companies saying i don't

01:11:10.960 care what blackrock says well you know the the big energy or the big asset managers i think between the

01:11:19.520 big three have you know something like 20 trillion dollars in assets under management so 250 million

01:11:26.960 is a valiant effort and i'm not trying to downplay it because we need to start somewhere um but you know

01:11:32.560 it is currently a drop in the bucket until it gets some scale and i think it's important and i think we

01:11:37.360 need to have more companies that are doing that the thing that you have to understand about companies

01:11:42.560 is that they are economic animals and when it is no longer to their benefit uh to be pushing this esg

01:11:51.040 stuff it starts to go away it starts to go sideways and so it's really important for all of us you know

01:11:57.360 whether you have your money in a pension funded or 401k that's managed by a third party whether you're

01:12:03.200 directly investing you should be writing to these companies and saying we don't want this we want to

01:12:09.200 have human flourishing we want to have a variety of energy options and if you continue down this path

01:12:15.280 pull your money because that the the economic pain is the only thing that is really going to shift and

01:12:22.320 change this so i was looking at the the stability of the world we have joe biden who is not stable um we

01:12:31.360 have um vladimir putin who looks stable however with the bombing over the weekend uh it could go

01:12:38.880 unstable i i really believe that was probably an inside job um but it may not have been if it is

01:12:46.640 ukraine we're going to be blamed and things are going to get really ugly quickly um there's something

01:12:52.320 else too that nobody is talking about the election of president z is coming up in november this is the

01:12:59.440 last election he doesn't become a permanent dictator until until and unless he is elected this last time

01:13:08.400 in november and when uh nancy pelosi uh went over if you remember the press was saying oh z won't stand

01:13:18.400 for this he'll shoot her plane out of the sky which were crazy things however i'm told from people that

01:13:24.720 have connections deep connections in china that this was the pushback on on z trying to get people to say

01:13:32.640 he's weak and dishonorable because to say he allowed this to happen that's why they were pushing these

01:13:39.360 extreme scenarios in all of their press um so the entire world is unstable and vivek did a email or a

01:13:51.360 podcast with me a couple of weeks ago and he told me about the investments in china and how they're really

01:13:59.680 shell organizations it's you're not really investing in china and i'm not sure people really understand

01:14:06.480 that and if china wants to pull out and wants to cripple us wouldn't all they have to do is start

01:14:13.760 to enforce the laws of there are no investors that are foreign so yes there are you know what anytime you

01:14:21.600 have a foreign company that is um listed in the united states there are a couple of different

01:14:28.000 entities that may be involved where you don't necessarily have direct ownership um an adr an

01:14:34.560 american depository receipt is sort of a claim on shares that are done through a bank wait wait wait

01:14:41.600 adr that means you keep your money on deposit and so what it means is that there's an intermediate bank

01:14:50.240 that goes and has sort of a foreign subsidiary they buy the shares and they issue you the claim on those

01:14:56.560 shares so and that this is done by the way by the biggest companies in the world you know the sony's

01:15:01.840 of the world there are per the sec thousands of these over 70 countries so you don't necessarily

01:15:09.200 have direct ownership there the thing with china is that they have you know on top of the adrs another

01:15:15.680 layer these these variable interest entities vies which i think is what vivek is talking about

01:15:22.080 and this is a mechanism to try to get around the idea that you can't have foreign ownership of

01:15:28.400 anything in china um the reality of the situation and i think that the lead that is buried here is that

01:15:35.520 nobody really has ownership of anything in china because they are a communist country i mean even if

01:15:40.880 you are a chinese citizen you buy a house you don't own the land you get a five to seven year lease there

01:15:46.720 so the reality is china doesn't need these vies to crack down it can do whatever it wants i don't know

01:15:53.120 if you remember last year there was a huge company out of china called didi it is their ride-sharing

01:15:59.280 company it's like the uber of china they decided they wanted to list in the united states china was not

01:16:06.400 happy about that and they were worried that you know with audits and disclosures that secrets were

01:16:11.200 going to leak to the united states that was their um uh you know what they said but really they just

01:16:16.240 didn't like the power going over here and you know didi flouted that power and what did they do they

01:16:22.080 opened it an investigation and within months they delisted didi from the new york stock exchange

01:16:28.000 and tens of billions of dollars of shareholder value was lost just because china said yeah we don't

01:16:34.400 want you to do that they disappeared jack ma for a while you know that the head of alibaba

01:16:39.600 um and they put a the kibosh on ant group which is their huge financial services firm that owns alipay

01:16:46.320 was potentially going to be one of the largest companies in the entire world so they can exercise

01:16:51.440 that they it doesn't matter about these entities that these fundamental um underlying issue is the

01:16:57.120 fact that you know the communist control and on top of that the fact the other thing that we haven't

01:17:02.400 talked about is the rampant fraud that often happens with chinese listed companies so you know if

01:17:07.840 you're going to be investing in china um you know that little piece of how it's structured is you know

01:17:12.960 one small concern over a whole large it seems like this is another cdo situation that caused the

01:17:20.720 breakdown of of oh wait i think we have a bigger cdo if i'm not mistaken we have a bigger cdo problem

01:17:26.480 than we had in 2008 right potentially that the big issue that in my opinion that happened in 2008

01:17:34.400 um was when they created these these securities what happened was there were these other entities

01:17:40.880 that sold insurance on the securities that basically said if something goes wrong we will pay you insurance

01:17:46.720 just like you insure a house the problem is that they sold like exponential factors more insurance than

01:17:53.440 there were products so it's like if you had 10 houses in your neighborhood and insurance policies were

01:17:58.480 sold on a thousand houses then every time one house burned down you had to pay out for a hundred

01:18:04.720 that's really what what caused and not to say that there wouldn't have been a crisis there still would

01:18:08.640 have been but what really caused the depth of that was that exponential insurance did we solve that

01:18:15.360 problem um you know i don't know that we did they tried to you know rein it in some but the reality

01:18:24.880 is there are all kinds of derivative markets that are truly just gambling and so there is a lot of

01:18:31.520 systemic risk in my opinion in the market um because there are products that aren't actually tied to that

01:18:37.680 direct ownership of something and that's why you know in the face of you will own nothing from the

01:18:43.360 world economic forum that you want to hold hold something physical as much as possible i mean even with

01:18:49.360 like gold you want to hold physical gold you don't want to go buy an etf because that etf may or may

01:18:55.520 not even have the gold it may be a promise so the the closer you can get to an actual physical ownership

01:19:01.120 of something um is your best way to ensure that you actually do own something carol roth uh you can

01:19:09.440 follow her at her website carol roth dot com uh it's also carol j uh carol j s roth on twitter you

01:19:19.520 can follow her there and she has a brand new article out on blaze uh dot com the blaze dot com

01:19:26.720 trying to uh stop trying to turn america into europe is the name of that article you can find now carol

01:19:33.360 thank you so much we'll talk to you again great to see you you bet i have two dogs now

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01:24:15.840 you know one of our problems in this country is we have never had a congress that was this old yeah

01:24:22.080 no one in the amazon the twitter verse but we're hitting those buttons and uh well when people are

01:24:32.080 this out of touch there are real problems there is a candidate that is running for a democratic

01:24:39.920 seat to flip it to republican in arizona he is a guy who married his his high school sweetheart

01:24:48.000 uh their homeschooling their children uh he is a guy who uh co-founded a successful software startup

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01:25:29.120 45 billion dollars worth now uh his name is blake masters and he joins us in 60 seconds

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01:26:50.640 blake masters welcome to the program hey thank you for having me you you bet you bet we had dinner

01:26:57.520 six months ago or so uh and i walked away uh really impressed uh by you you're now you've won the

01:27:07.840 primary you're now going for the general and you're going up against mark kelly can you tell me give me

01:27:14.320 three things that make you different from him well one i'm actually independent and uh you know it's

01:27:22.160 something mark kelly promised to be he promised in 2020 he was going to be an independent voice

01:27:27.680 arizona uh and and so some people bought that turns out not so much mark kelly votes basically

01:27:35.200 in lockstep for the joe biden chuck schumer open borders inflation agenda um you know too and you

01:27:42.800 mentioned this a little bit i think we need some younger people in congress you know i'd be the

01:27:47.040 youngest republican senator uh almost the republic the youngest uh senator in the whole chamber and

01:27:53.120 you know the average age of the senate 64 65 years old you know i'm 36 years old i'm just getting into

01:27:58.720 my prime uh i've been around long enough to to acquire a little bit of wisdom and i i see the

01:28:03.920 country heading in the wrong direction i think we need a useful dose useful dose of energy to go in and uh

01:28:09.120 and reset things and then the third thing glenn is just i have this america first agenda that makes

01:28:15.680 sense it's what we needed in 2016 i think it's what we needed in 2020 and we didn't get it and

01:28:20.800 look how badly we're suffering now under this biden harris regime so i want to restore american energy

01:28:27.280 independence right i want to stop the government from printing so much money that we just caused this

01:28:32.640 massive inflation i actually want to seal the border so that we don't have this crazy border crisis and

01:28:38.640 stop illegal immigration um mark kelly's the opposite substantively on all of those points

01:28:44.240 what do you think about esg i think it's dangerous i think it's scary i think we need to ban it

01:28:51.920 you know and i'm like the only congressional candidate apparently the only senatorial candidate

01:28:56.000 nationwide that's saying we need to ban esg you know the the left they've drafted corporate america

01:29:03.200 into their into their their plan they're just you can think of esg scores right it's just kind of a

01:29:08.800 scorecard for how well does your enterprise comply with left-wing prerogatives with with left-wing

01:29:14.480 social justice activism and it's really dangerous you know it's basically trying to to co-opt business

01:29:20.960 into this left-wing um you know socialistic agenda i think we need to study it i think we need to

01:29:26.320 understand exactly how they're doing it i think we need to ban it tell me how you feel about the fbi

01:29:30.880 well i wish i could trust the fbi and increasingly you just you just can't you know sometimes when i

01:29:38.880 say this people attack me and they say oh blake's attacking law enforcement no i love law enforcement

01:29:42.960 right and the whole point of law enforcement is you enforce the laws neutrally it's the rule of law and

01:29:49.920 the problem under merrick garland under joe biden the doj the fbi they've just kind of obviously become

01:29:57.520 weaponized i think there's probably a lot of great rank and file agents um and they're probably more

01:30:02.800 pissed off than anyone at what's happening but what's happening is the upper layers of management

01:30:09.040 they are left-wing political operatives and i think they're just going after political enemies

01:30:14.320 um and then that really corrodes the rule of law i think if we let this go on just an inch more

01:30:20.080 we're really at risk of losing the country you can't have weaponized partisan federal law

01:30:24.640 enforcement it just doesn't work in every country tell me tell me what you think blake about i mean

01:30:30.320 there was a op-ed piece that was out yesterday i think yesterday the day before uh from the new

01:30:36.160 york times where they actually said it is time to jettison the uh constitution of the united states

01:30:45.120 that it's an old document it's outdated and uh it is slowing down progress and we should get rid of it

01:30:51.120 tell me what the oath that you would be taking means to you tell me about your understanding of

01:30:58.320 the declaration of independence in the constitution why should we trust that you would be different than

01:31:04.800 those already there who don't really take that seriously well i you know and actions speak louder

01:31:12.160 than words so people will see once i get in there that i do take these things deadly seriously i'm running

01:31:17.120 because i've just i've grown up watching a government that cares less and less about our

01:31:22.480 foundational principles that cares less and less about the rule of law and look what it's given us

01:31:27.200 right it's led us to this situation um and so no i mean i think these documents were literally divinely

01:31:33.360 inspired um i think america is the greatest country in the history of the world this this remarkable

01:31:38.720 experiment in in liberty and ordered liberty right it doesn't mean just do whatever you want no rule

01:31:43.680 right no ordered liberty per our constitutional design and the scary thing glenn is if we lose

01:31:50.160 that then it's just gone to history you know there's nothing preordained that says america has to last

01:31:55.760 forever and the founders knew this right they knew that every generation needed to reinvest certainly you

01:32:01.680 needed to to grow up becoming acquainted with these foundational principles of liberty and learn about

01:32:06.720 the bill of rights and the declaration of independence and the constitution and we're failing to teach our

01:32:10.960 kids that well if we let it slip away right it's the it's the cliche reagan quote freedom is only one

01:32:16.160 generation away from extinction and never have i believed that more than i do now that i have young

01:32:21.440 children if we let this slip if we lose this country it's gone forever and it could be just thousands

01:32:26.880 and thousands of years of you know relatively dark ages and so i think this is our last stand 2022 and 2024

01:32:34.080 these elections go together we either get the right kind of republican in office to stop this madness

01:32:41.760 or we're going to lose the country literally think the choice here is that start so uh you know we've

01:32:48.560 we've done this before and i believe you're exactly right this election in the last election i believe

01:32:55.600 it's uh last call if we get these two elections wrong and that could mean getting the wrong republicans

01:33:03.920 in if we don't if we don't if we don't take control of the constitution and defend it and protect it and restore

01:33:11.920 its powers uh and put the powers in each branch back to where they belong we don't make it so why should

01:33:22.080 somebody vote for you um that has maybe given up on the republicans and i mean who are you gonna

01:33:29.600 you can't be completely independent you need a group of of guys that you know you're like-minded

01:33:37.360 with that you're working together who would be the senators that you would want to be around and work

01:33:43.840 with well certainly senator ron paul i think is is great and i was you know i was a ron paul guy back in

01:33:51.040 oh seven oh eight um senator josh holly is uh is is a friend of mine and you know he's endorsed me i

01:33:57.600 think he's um he's an excellent senator uh tom cotton especially domestically you know i think

01:34:04.400 is is pretty good there's ted cruz you know it's always two steps forward one step back with ted cruz

01:34:09.680 but i think he's he's getting better you know the the issue is we have um we have like you know 10

01:34:16.000 maybe 15 like pretty good ones but there's 50 there's 50 republican senators and there's a lot

01:34:22.080 of them that just you know kind of the ones people haven't heard of and they go along to get along and

01:34:27.840 i think it's probably all too easy when you get in the u.s senate to lose touch right you you live in

01:34:33.600 this even if you go in with good intentions even if you go in you know and and your heart's in the

01:34:38.080 right place you're still part of the washington dc cocktail party scene and you just lose touch with

01:34:44.880 ordinary people and you know it's something i know that i'm never going to do uh and i'm just

01:34:51.440 going to go in and represent arizonans because they're badly badly lacking representation right

01:34:56.000 now mark kelly he promised he'd be independent he promised he'd be moderate and instead he's voting

01:35:01.520 for open borders and trillions and spending and basically anything that biden wants mark kelly's there

01:35:07.120 to say yes sir uh happy to happy to do that sir it's interesting like watching arizona because we

01:35:13.040 were told that kelly was going to be the moderate and then it's kirsten cinema who's been the only one

01:35:17.600 who's pushed back at all against anything that biden has done do the people of arizona see that are they

01:35:23.440 noticing this i think they are they are absolutely the issue is you know mark kelly i mean you've got

01:35:31.200 to give them credit they're good at the shtick the shtick is you know around election time you come out

01:35:37.520 and you just dominate the airwaves they raise lots of money you know they have the act blue machine

01:35:43.040 um there's a lot of you know dark money yeah um and and so mark kelly yeah he's on the airwaves right

01:35:49.680 now pretending to be reasonable pretending to not have voted for open borders pretending to not have

01:35:55.280 voted for all this crazy spending and so most people you know just they're not political activists

01:36:00.400 they're normal people they're just living their lives you know they're upset at the at the open

01:36:05.200 border they're upset at at you know skyrocketing costs at the pump and everything you need at the

01:36:10.240 grocery store it's just getting more expensive but then they see mark kelly on tv he's emerged from

01:36:15.320 hiding you know you're eight weeks from an election and he says i'm really concerned about inflation

01:36:20.400 that's why i'm doing blah blah blah blah blah i'm really concerned about the border we need to finish

01:36:24.780 the wall and it's like what i'm sorry the democrats just spent the last six years talking about how

01:36:29.320 trump's wall was racist but all of a sudden mark kelly who's done more than anyone else to enable

01:36:34.560 open borders in arizona is pretending to be pro border security he likes the wall all of a sudden

01:36:40.820 so basically you know i've got to get the message out that hey this guy that you see on tv he's basically

01:36:47.240 lying you he's trying to con you um he's not a moderate and here's his voting record right you

01:36:53.260 can just look up his voting record he's voting in lockstep with schumer and biden seems like a seems

01:36:58.160 like a problem so that's the race that we're in so what tell the truth and mark kelly has to lie

01:37:02.860 about his record what is the what is the best way to to help you best way to help me if you live in

01:37:10.560 arizona i'd sure be honored for your vote and for your activism right your time go whip the votes um

01:37:15.680 we need to we need to fundraise to fundraising is the name of the game like we said mark kelly has that

01:37:20.800 uh that mountain of money a lot of it's dark money um but if people can chip in five ten twenty bucks

01:37:27.440 goes a long way because i might get outspent in this election glenn i actually think i will

01:37:32.080 but again we have the advantage of only needing to tell the truth i tell the truth about me and what

01:37:37.820 i bring to the table and what mark kelly's done and voted for in the senate i'm not going to attack

01:37:42.140 his character uh but i will attack his voting record because it's super super left wing mark kelly he's got

01:37:47.960 to use his money to lie about me to slander me to lie about his record and ultimately i just

01:37:53.360 don't think it's naive i think it's just true the truth wins out uh if we if we work really really

01:37:58.420 hard to spread the word well uh i think um uh you know people have to make their own decision

01:38:06.620 uh especially in arizona but uh if you want to help out uh you should this is a possible uh win

01:38:16.360 for the senate and sounds to me like the right kind of uh right kind of republican that we would get

01:38:23.040 we don't need another mitch mcconnell we don't need any more of those uh we need some people that

01:38:29.620 stand uh from a different place and somebody who is young and gets it uh his name is blake masters he

01:38:38.320 is running for u.s senate if you'd like to help him out uh you fundraising or just volunteering if

01:38:44.160 you're in arizona blake masters dot com blake masters dot com uh when's the next time you're coming out

01:38:50.980 here i'll be out there in september well we'll have to have you uh we'll have to have you out

01:38:58.080 uh on the show and uh i might uh might try to get some of your time and introduce you to some of my

01:39:03.180 neighbors because some of my neighbors are uh they've got huge pockets and i would like to uh

01:39:10.000 lessen their their load you know what i mean we can we can help with that all right good good

01:39:15.760 like thank you very much i appreciate it god bless blake masters u.s senate it's funny too

01:39:22.020 i like him i had dinner with him and i really i didn't feel like he was a politician you know he

01:39:29.640 was you know he's worked with peter teal forever well you know hearing and that's the first time i've

01:39:33.680 heard an extended interview with him and gosh the media presents him as this like lunatic he's really

01:39:38.600 not he doesn't seem like that at all he is not a lunatic that's interesting oh how do they make

01:39:43.460 him sound like a lunatic you know he's an election denier and i mean i've seen no signs of these

01:39:48.780 things i mean i've researched the candidates obviously we're doing a big senate thing on

01:39:52.220 students america today looking ahead to how this thing is going to you know turn out um and you know

01:39:57.820 i've heard you look at the media and they treat they put him in the same category as some of the

01:40:03.120 fringier candidates that have survived uh primaries but i had seen no real evidence of that and heard no

01:40:09.560 evidence evidence of it during that interview i mean he's talking about really important things

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01:42:59.540 uh we are um we're i'm i'm very excited for tomorrow night's program on the fbi uh we are doing

01:43:19.840 kind of the history of the fbi and it's really um not necessarily a good history it seems to fall into

01:43:29.380 these uh time periods um right from the beginning where it goes really dark really dark i saw a poll the

01:43:38.720 other day that almost half americans now think that the fbi is an american gestapo that's a little

01:43:47.840 frightening yeah it really is it really is i you know i look we know we've talked to many fbi agents

01:43:57.320 and former fbi agents who were did a good job and worked hard and and you know there's that's not

01:44:02.420 the issue here the issue is that the leadership especially right now seems to be going down

01:44:07.420 really dark roads and all and and if they're not dark roads they're just impossibly incompetent roads

01:44:13.880 the fact that you would say to the american people every single day that the right-wing extremism is the

01:44:20.680 biggest threat to this country and then go search the home of their favorite person in the world with

01:44:26.480 no notice no build up nothing with seemingly a general warrant and just a long-term plan to

01:44:34.840 destroy the person at any costs doesn't seem like a competent strategy in a country that you want to

01:44:40.860 keep yeah yeah in a company in a country you want to keep sure that's incompetent but in a country you

01:44:47.000 don't mind destroying that seems like a really good plan more in a minute the glenn back program

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01:46:17.440 so what are you drinking

01:46:26.700 uh the ladies there in the corner eyeballing me sorry ladies happily married but thanks for coming

01:46:37.920 to the club tonight huh don't you kind of wish at times you lived in that era

01:46:45.780 for some reasons yes yes i've come a long way another long we've come a long way baby we have

01:46:57.480 come a long way baby but i just you know i listen to the rat pack and stuff and i thought what would

01:47:02.160 that have been like there was a lot of cool stuff there's a lot of cool stuff yeah you could still i

01:47:06.940 i could listen to sinatra all day i could too and uh it's just fantastic yeah yeah you know and

01:47:12.520 there's something about that style now look there was uh some associated rapes issues here

01:47:18.340 there were some rapes that might have happened and a little bit of racism maybe occasional mob

01:47:24.820 connections but other than that it was great other than that wow what a time what a time

01:47:31.420 days like that don't come back um can we uh take a break from your sure from your uh just showing

01:47:38.540 off for all the ladies in the room well it's not really showing off when you got it you know what

01:47:42.340 i mean when you got it so yeah that that is kind of when you got it you've got it yeah do you have

01:47:48.440 it though can i ask you it's out on loan right now yeah it's out on loan deep loan can i ask you an

01:47:53.960 honest question about a serious physical ailment i believe you have i uh something that we need

01:48:01.400 a psychiatrist to work on this is a legitimate thing so it's physical or mental both okay

01:48:08.020 the brain is part of the body right okay all right i think it is mental but it could be a physical

01:48:14.840 tick as well i don't understand all right okay you mm-hmm combined on air no don't and off air i know

01:48:23.360 where you're going this is so embarrassing don't do it have said the name peter teal correctly

01:48:30.160 approximately 1 000 consecutive times you have said peter teal to me off the air on the air i've

01:48:39.040 said peter teal to peter teal to peter teal because you have met peter teal mr teal how are you yes

01:48:44.580 didn't you interview him here at one point i remember that out in the randomly out in the

01:48:48.320 parking lot yeah it was weird that was a weird interview but it was a good interview yeah you've

01:48:52.580 spoken to him for hours on end yeah you know this man he's a very influential person in the world

01:48:58.840 politics if we were at the same cocktail party you know what i mean yeah he might be eyeing me from

01:49:05.380 across the room i'd say peter i'm happily married i don't know the answer to that i would probably say

01:49:10.540 on that one but ick so am i uh but anyway okay yes then you get on the phone with blake masters yes i

01:49:18.420 know the co-author why do you have of peter teal's book i'm hoping nobody noticed this everybody noticed

01:49:24.300 it and a guy running for senate a guy who used to be i don't know you know you mentioned the teal

01:49:29.700 foundation he worked with and then in the middle of it you say peter teal and then you say peter

01:49:36.780 feel i don't know how is it possible i don't know you cannot it is i i have this phobia it's a 50 year

01:49:44.460 phobia i can say anybody's name at any time off the air once i get on the air i can screw their name

01:49:54.060 up every time and there you have it another example of why glenn beck is in the radio hall of fame yes

01:50:03.580 true this problem is so profound it is hall of fame worthy well the fact you've overcome it to

01:50:12.960 maintain a career somehow is hall of fame worthy i will say it's like well i guess they would say

01:50:19.100 like hey you know a person with a severe deformity that makes the olympics you'd you'd think that's

01:50:26.600 even more right of a credit to them they've overcome so much and that's kind of a no-legged

01:50:31.620 pole jumper let's say pole vaulter pole vaulter yeah there you have it another example of why

01:50:40.300 glenn becker is in the radio hall of fame we need a monkey pox update way to go glenn thank you

01:50:45.540 oh my gosh it's really embarrassing it's so weird i have it too but it's not nearly as profound oh no

01:50:55.240 it's profound with me i would like to talk to some psychologist or psychiatrist about that i have it

01:51:01.020 more in personal life like i have people i know and have known for a million years i have that too

01:51:05.560 no i have that too i have that i don't understand it where i just won't say people's names

01:51:10.300 i'll just be like hey i'm you know inside i'll be and i'll know it's bill and i'll be like hey

01:51:16.620 and inside my head it's probably not bill it are you sure it's bill yes i've known and you know what

01:51:23.200 every time you grew up with bill tell me if this is you yeah every time you convince yourself no this

01:51:27.660 is ridiculous of course i know this person's name yeah and then you say it you're wrong

01:51:31.760 yes every time every time every time every time okay all right maybe it's just us all right monkey

01:51:40.240 pox our monkey pox update i've got some good news we have 15 400 monkey pox cases here in the united

01:51:49.900 states and you're saying to yourself glenn how is that possibly good news well let me tell you

01:51:55.180 this is the first time in the last two years the united states has come out number one on anything

01:52:03.660 yeah

01:52:04.720 i have a sad story i'd like to share with you

01:52:14.100 while sarah is on top of it sad story students returning to college today are confronting a new

01:52:23.380 reality in states such as texas and ohio and indiana the abortion an option for unplanned pregnancy

01:52:31.600 when they were last on campus has since been banned often with few exceptions students don't know what

01:52:41.880 to do miller jamie miller 20 said the new limits on abortion influenced the decision he made with his

01:52:49.680 partner to avoid sexual activity that could risk pregnancy after years of taking testosterone going

01:52:55.820 through with a pregnancy wouldn't be healthy for him or for the child he said

01:53:00.320 and he said it would up and his education and put him into debt

01:53:07.640 that's this was the testosterone speaking i think uh emily

01:53:13.160 corneman of dallas decided to study business at indiana university she was frustrated to learn that

01:53:21.240 her new state passed new abortion restrictions that take effect september 15th she says personally

01:53:27.240 i don't know if abortion would be the choice i would make but i would respect anyone's opinion

01:53:32.260 you know whoever's body it is they have the right to make that choice amen amen and then

01:53:38.700 cleveland state university sophomore guiana formica guiana formica which sounds like

01:53:46.660 i don't know cheap kitchen flooring that you would get someplace in an african country uh guiana

01:53:54.100 formica said she's got hundreds of condoms through a non-profit organization for her campus

01:54:01.280 advocacy group to distribute she bought some emergency contraceptive to have just in case she knows

01:54:08.400 she's gonna need it hundreds of condoms now miss formica said as like a clear into quote as like a queer

01:54:20.060 individual in this stage of my life i'm most likely not going to be in a place where i could become

01:54:26.260 pregnant uh i'm not even gonna ask because i don't know how to do the math anymore i have no idea

01:54:35.580 i'm doing this for other people because it's not something that i need right this second

01:54:41.780 there's miss formica and uh i feel bad i really do i feel bad for all of those college students

01:54:49.380 having uh you know having the choice to kill their child uh taken away from them you know it's really

01:54:57.760 sad you know these children may live yeah and that would be a terrible development for them to

01:55:06.220 sacrifice and say i can't have sex

01:55:09.240 profound what a sacrifice that no one has ever had to make you know how many people there are glenn that

01:55:17.740 get born and then maybe don't have a perfect life but think to themselves i wish i was dead and my mom

01:55:25.340 aborted me it's so common these days so many people just want to avoid their life completely not even

01:55:30.420 having a chance to enjoy any of life's wonderful gifts they'd rather just be dead well if they're

01:55:37.040 under 18 and they live in canada their mom and dad probably would be saying to them no no there's lots

01:55:43.720 of reasons to live but now the canadian doctors can euthanize that child without permission from the

01:55:50.100 parents thank god thank god thank god not only were you now just making the euthanasia legal we're

01:55:55.720 now i hope that it's legal rare and safe it will be until they don't need that word anymore they

01:56:02.460 don't need rare anymore right that's what they do it's legal safe and rare when everyone agrees

01:56:06.920 until until we just decide that these people are useless eaters this stuff i mean i do think long

01:56:12.380 term is good though and i mean this in a very long term way but when they come out and start dropping

01:56:21.600 the rare that's when we make progress when they try to appeal to people's like oh this is a tough

01:56:28.760 thing it's it's a necessary evil we know how bad it is but it just is certain people in certain

01:56:34.180 circumstances you have to understand that even that will overwhelm the rational thought process of a lot

01:56:41.520 human beings they will say i feel bad for them and i'm not in their position and i can't see what

01:56:48.160 they're going through and maybe you know i don't like the idea of an abortion but maybe maybe for

01:56:52.980 them it's just the only thing they can do and maybe they should be allowed to make that choice

01:56:56.240 i really do think that is effective evil but effective on a lot of people when they come out

01:57:02.180 and say shout your abortion people are like okay i don't want to be on that side i don't want to be

01:57:07.320 on that side of this thing i don't want anything to do with people who say that i think they've

01:57:12.100 actually learned their lesson though a little bit a little bit they've they're backing off some of

01:57:18.600 that you know no more marching bands for you know my 17th abortion bring in the band uh you mean since

01:57:26.140 the decision since the decision and i think they know um that it is uh it's they may have they may

01:57:36.320 have celebrated too soon too loudly yeah i think that's probably true and i think without that

01:57:42.200 without that change of stance i don't know that all of this would have occurred but i will say this

01:57:46.080 they they they believe i think in the very immediate future that the abortion decision will help them in

01:57:53.240 this particular election and it's not implausible that that might be correct they may win some purple

01:57:58.320 seats that they would have lost if this hadn't happened um i don't think it's as effective as they

01:58:04.320 are saying it is i don't think like i don't think if they run they rerun that kansas election in two

01:58:09.720 years they win it it's just in the immediate aftermath i mean the left is much more energized

01:58:14.360 than the right on this issue because the right just got this big win well how did they get that win

01:58:18.500 and how are they going to get all other wins the evil supreme court stealing it yeah well they stole

01:58:22.760 it through the supreme court but they're about to steal another election and now we don't want to say

01:58:27.260 that right we don't want to say that we can't say you know that the left stole the election or anything

01:58:33.000 like that will be banned immediately so i want to make very clear we're not saying that we're saying

01:58:39.100 that the left is now saying that and it's everywhere we'll share that with you just in uh just a couple

01:58:46.760 of minutes stand by also uh russia has blamed ukraine for the murder uh haven't offered any evidence yet

01:58:54.720 but they have named the person and are looking for the person now

01:58:58.620 that won't end well i don't think um on 9 11 2000 977 people were killed in the world trade center

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02:00:04.340 the glenn back program

02:00:08.720 well be wary of this next election according to democrats listen how can you win with russian

02:00:29.740 interference though that's what i'm scared about in 2020 but rightly because i think he's an

02:00:34.080 illegitimate president that didn't really win so how do you you know fight against that in 2020

02:00:38.060 you are absolutely right he's an illegitimate president in my mind would you be my vice

02:00:43.040 president folks look i absolutely agree trump didn't actually win the election in 2016

02:00:49.720 he lost the election and he was put into office because a russian's an affair trump knows he's an

02:00:55.700 illegitimate president the president of elect although legally elected is not legitimate the

02:01:00.080 supreme court selected george w bush as the president he was not elected there is overwhelming

02:01:07.640 evidence that george w bush did not win this election what i observed as a voter as a citizen

02:01:14.000 of illinois four years ago were troubling evidence of the fact that not every vote was being counted

02:01:21.700 the right to vote has been stolen from qualified voters in 2004 the democratic process was thwarted

02:01:28.420 the 2004 presidential election in ohio was riddled with unnecessary problems some machines malfunctioned

02:01:35.220 causing votes to be counted more than once or not at all based upon an inordinate number of

02:01:40.340 allegations suggesting gross voting rights violations and misconduct i joined with my colleagues and

02:01:48.020 objecting to counting the state of ohio's electoral votes i think it's fair to say that there are many

02:01:53.460 legitimate questions about its accuracy about its integrity there are still legitimate concerns

02:02:01.780 over the integrity of our elections i agree with tens of millions of americans who are very worried

02:02:08.740 that when they cast the ballot on an electronic voting machine that there is no paper trail to record

02:02:17.140 that vote and despite the final tally and the inauguration and the situation we find ourselves

02:02:25.060 in i do have one very affirmative statement today we won without voter suppression

02:02:32.980 stacy abrams would be the governor of georgia andrew gillam is the governor of florida you refused to

02:02:40.900 concede and say that you lost do you stand by that decision today absolutely the election

02:02:46.900 was not fair the process was not fair if stacy abrams doesn't win in georgia they stole it it's clear

02:02:52.500 it's clear i think that stacy abrams election has been stolen from her remarkable for 10 minutes

02:02:58.260 10 minutes of this it is remarkable those are all big names they're all congressmen senators presidents

02:03:05.140 former presidents and none of them were ever silenced no no huh isn't that weird now they are out today

02:03:14.980 saying that you can't trust this election that republicans are going to try to steal this election

02:03:21.140 this fall by hook or by crook the glenn back program

The Glenn Beck Program - August 23, 2022

Canada’s Euthanasia Laws Are a Familiar Horror ｜ Guests： Paul Sperry & Blake Masters ｜ 8⧸23⧸22

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