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00:01:36.720 And hello, America. Oh, finally, we are one step closer to all being able to join a labor union,

00:01:45.140 or better yet, just pay a labor union, even though we don't want to pay the labor union or be a part

00:01:52.840 of a labor union. Yes, all of your dreams are coming true. What is your line in the sand? We begin

00:02:00.720 in 60 seconds.

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00:02:08.180 I want to talk to you a little bit about American financing. I hate to go all chicken little on you

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00:02:55.580 Yep. And I'm disappointed. I don't have a one in the ones.

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00:03:33.180 So today is the day that here in Texas, uh, they've lifted all of the COVID restrictions.

00:03:41.320 We're back to the way we were a year ago, a year ago. Uh, we've opened the doors of the

00:03:48.340 Mercury studios. It's a little like a Willy Wonka and the chocolate factory, except no one in a crowd

00:03:54.640 outside waiting to get in. I'm surprised. Everyone hasn't rushed back in. Right. It's

00:04:00.360 like, well, what? Yeah. Everyone complains about it. I can't go out. I can't go out. I think this is

00:04:04.960 going to be the exception. People are going to be like, I kind of like working at home. Yeah. I kind

00:04:09.140 of like working at home. So I think that's the way this is going to, going to happen. But I mean,

00:04:13.860 Maryland just announced they're going to reopen everything here coming up on, I think on Friday.

00:04:18.180 Uh, Connecticut has announced it. Mississippi. Oh my gosh. Why are they trying to kill people?

00:04:23.140 I know. They're just irresponsible. New York times has a list of mostly open mixed and mostly closed

00:04:29.360 businesses. And now there are currently no more States in mostly closed. There are only one,

00:04:35.020 two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, I think nine, eight, eight States that are still

00:04:41.040 in mixed and everything else is quote unquote. And what's crazy is this has gone against what the

00:04:47.540 progressives have wanted. I mean, people are starting to open things back up and every time

00:04:53.000 at least when a red state does it, uh, you're condemned. Yeah. There's this dumb thing that

00:04:58.360 happens. And when a red state does it, they're condemned. I mean, Texas got just slaughtered

00:05:03.400 in the media because they're opening up to a 100%. Right. No one seemed to notice. In fact,

00:05:07.900 a lot of people that I know, cause I grew up in Connecticut were very critical of Texas for

00:05:13.000 their reopening. Didn't seem to notice the next day when Connecticut announced basically the

00:05:17.840 same thing. So let me switch subjects here because I think this is really exciting. The

00:05:22.440 house has passed protecting the right to organize act. Ooh, this has got to be good. I could,

00:05:27.540 it's protecting something. It's a right. Well, we have a right to organize and petition our

00:05:31.620 government. You know what I mean? So do we need an act for it? Because I think it's in the

00:05:34.980 constitution already. I think we can, I think we can organize. We have a right to organize.

00:05:39.800 We have a right to come together and Oh no, wait, but wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. No,

00:05:45.780 that's to say things against the government. We don't have that right. Right. They were taking

00:05:50.320 that right away. You can't get together. You can't get together. You can't congregate. You

00:05:55.160 can't. I mean, that's really dangerous stuff. You're a radical if you want that. However,

00:05:59.540 if you want to have a union, you're, you're set. If you don't want to have a union, it kind of sucks

00:06:11.280 for you. The house passed the protecting the right to organize the pro act, a bill that would

00:06:18.560 substantially amend existing us labor law in a 225 to 206 vote Tuesday evening. Five Republicans voted

00:06:27.580 with the Democrats in favor. One Democrat voted with Republicans against it. It is a wish list for

00:06:35.920 union leaders. If you didn't know who controlled the union before, I mean, who controlled the

00:06:40.940 democratic party, you certainly do now. It is, uh, it's amazing. Um, the ranking member of the house

00:06:52.720 education and labor community, uh, uh, committee added that unions have pushed the bill to stop

00:06:59.200 declining union membership, which has taken place over the last 60 years. It forces unionization of

00:07:07.040 workers who don't necessarily want to join a union or pay union dues. Republicans proposed a series of

00:07:13.480 amendments to the pro act, which were rejected by the Democrats. One rejected amendment proposed,

00:07:19.160 uh, would have required unions with a president or vice president who has been convicted of a felony

00:07:26.640 within the last three years to file more detailed financial disclosures with the department of labor.

00:07:35.140 So that one was going too far. You don't, you don't want to have to actually ask somebody who's been

00:07:41.800 convicted of a felony in the last three years, right? Four years ago, you could have murdered an

00:07:49.560 entire group of school children with bowling balls, but three, as long as it's not within the last

00:07:55.400 three years, that's exactly right. And, and, and listen, that didn't pass. Thank goodness. So you

00:08:00.720 could have murdered a bunch of school children with bowling balls yesterday and, uh, you don't have to

00:08:06.040 answer any questions. Yeah. The pro act is a, uh, a compilation of various policy changes changes

00:08:12.920 that the labor unions support, which would make it easier for unions to organize private sector

00:08:18.520 employees. The bill would remove workers ability to vote against unionization. Listen to this via secret

00:08:26.640 ballot elections. So when they're voting, should we have a union or not? You have to do, you have to

00:08:33.360 stand up and go, uh, I'm against the union thugs. It's going to work out well for you. I mean,

00:08:40.200 that's crazy. That is crazy. It's a secret ballot is one of the main cornerstones of America.

00:08:48.260 I'd like a horse head in my bed. Uh, thank you. I'd like to just give the address of my children's

00:08:54.120 school right now. Um, it gives the national labor relations board, not the workers, a final say in

00:09:02.680 the decision to unionize a workforce. The pro act would also nullify the right to work laws that

00:09:09.180 exist in 27 States. So we have a right to work law. Uh, not anymore. I mean, that's really bad.

00:09:20.240 You, you see over and over again that the right to work States outperform every time unionizing

00:09:25.100 States every time over and over again. I mean, I have just a, uh, I mean, a quick story. Uh, in fact,

00:09:30.880 two, the first time I met Don Imus, uh, I was 18 years old and I was up at WNBC in New York and I

00:09:38.700 had come from WNBC. Where was I at the time? I think it was in Washington WPGC and it was not a

00:09:46.120 union radio station. And I go to WNBC where my friend was working and he, it was still a music

00:09:54.660 station at the time. And they had him in one booth just to say 66 WNBC. This is, you know, whoever

00:10:05.640 that's what he did. They had a member of the musicians union. It was the only person that

00:10:13.340 could touch the records at the time. They were still playing records. The only one that could

00:10:17.840 touch the record was a member of the musicians union and he would touch the record and grab

00:10:26.020 it. And then he would put it on the turntable. Then a second person, which was a, uh, uh, member

00:10:34.440 of the, what was it? Technicians union. He could actually put the needle on the record and cue

00:10:44.080 it up. Then you'd have your board op, start the record. And the jock was in a different

00:10:51.100 room. In a different room. And all he would do is talk. Okay. So you had in a job that I

00:10:55.700 was doing myself, you had to have four people do. And they didn't, they couldn't even turn

00:11:00.600 their microphones on. No, they couldn't. That had to be the board op to do that. Yes. I mean,

00:11:04.260 that is incredible. Incredible. Incredible. What happens to like when the technician is putting

00:11:09.860 the needle on the record and he mistakenly touches the record, does he spontaneously combust? How

00:11:14.440 does that work? I don't, I don't really know, but they were very, very serious about it because

00:11:18.840 I was mocking it. And he was like, don't mock it. Don't mock it. Don't mock it. I'll be dead

00:11:23.480 by tomorrow. Cause it's protecting jobs that didn't need to exist. So it started, the radio

00:11:29.180 union started because they started replacing orchestras. You know, they would have singers come

00:11:36.440 in and bands come in and everything else. So all of those musicians lost their jobs soon as

00:11:41.820 the record came in. And so the union said, you can't play records. What are you talking about?

00:11:47.840 Of course, we're going to play records. It's cheaper. It's better. It's consistent. No,

00:11:52.800 it can't do that. Look at all the musicians that are going to be put out of work. Well, yeah,

00:11:56.540 it's called progress. Okay. Well then if you're going to do that, we're going to organize,

00:12:01.720 they organized and said musicians union members had to be the one that moved the record. Okay. So

00:12:09.700 former musicians were like, yeah, I used to play the horn. Now I'm just doing this.

00:12:14.800 Unbelievable. Okay. The second story, we were in New York and we were building a studio and it took us

00:12:22.880 how long to build the studio? We had 20,000, 16,000 square feet total. And about

00:12:30.540 8,000 of it was studio space. We built one, two, three studios, but the walls were already up. Okay.

00:12:40.140 It was already a radio station. All we had to do was just put some sheet rock up, change the look of

00:12:48.020 everything, you know, do some painting and wallpaper or some lights, drop the consoles into things that

00:12:53.440 were already there. Uh, and it took us about a year and it was the biggest pain in the butt

00:13:01.160 ever. And everything was waiting for the unions. Sorry. Can't touch that. No, I just, I was wondering

00:13:07.620 if you could just, I mean, could you just plug that in? Cause we're ready to go. If you, um, sorry,

00:13:13.160 different union, I'll plug it in. Nope. Nope. Can't do that. Can't do it. And if it is plugged in,

00:13:17.580 you're fined. Okay. We came down to Texas, a right to work state. We took an 80,000 square foot studio

00:13:27.760 and we built the sets. We, uh, hung the lights and we made it into a digital broadcast studio. It was a

00:13:37.460 film studio. We built a digital broadcast center and we did the first draft in a week, in a week,

00:13:48.400 we had nothing. And in a week we had a studio. That's the difference between unions and a right

00:13:58.060 to work state. Now here's the really bad part. You don't get to choose anymore, whether you like to

00:14:04.520 join a union or not. All of this is based on that horrible, horrible, uh, labor law in California

00:14:11.380 for the, um, the, uh, what do you call it? The, I can think only think of bit economy, but it's not,

00:14:18.740 it's the, uh, gig economy, uh, the gig economy. Remember California took it apart and they passed

00:14:26.820 a law that said, no, no, no, you can't, you have to have a 40 hour work week. You can't do a bit

00:14:31.120 economy because it's, it's just too bad for people. It's just horrible. Well, no, in fact,

00:14:37.540 it was so disliked by the public that California had a referendum and they voted against it. So

00:14:44.860 they put it in and then the people rose up and said, no, you're not saying no to a gig economy.

00:14:53.660 And the stats on a gig economy are astounding. And that's what they're going after. They're not

00:15:00.580 only going after all the mom and pop businesses. They're not only going after our economy. They're

00:15:05.620 not only trying to help the unions because they've had a 60 year decline because everybody knows how

00:15:11.200 much they suck. I mean, I wouldn't, I mean, look, I'm not saying that the mob exists. If it did,

00:15:23.420 it would be great, but I'm sure it doesn't. That's that thing for the movies, right? The mob,

00:15:28.160 the mob, that's not a real, I'm sure that that's not, if it did exist, we'd be for it.

00:15:32.540 Yes, we would absolutely be for it. We'd love it. And we think they are great guys doing a good

00:15:37.000 job for America. I love them, but they don't exist. They don't exist at all. So anyway,

00:15:42.580 we'll tell you about the stats and what this is really going to affect. It's going to reach in

00:15:47.680 to you in just a minute, literally 60 seconds.

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00:17:23.860 So we're going to talk to Mike Lee about this later. Um, but this, the pro act, if it passes in the

00:17:43.940 Senate will cost employers up to $45 billion in, uh, added labor costs, it will not only do that,

00:17:54.820 uh, but it will, uh, threaten the private ballot. As we said, you have to vote and raise your hand.

00:18:01.700 I vote against the union. It imposes California's disastrous independent contractor test. It

00:18:08.480 jeopardizes employers right to free speech. It threatens the loss of a job. Should workers

00:18:14.240 choose not to pay union dues? You have to do it. Now here's the, here's the problem. Uh, 80% of the

00:18:23.440 people who are working in the gig economy choose to work in the gig economy. They want to work that way.

00:18:30.420 They want to be an independent contractor. 40% of those who do work in the gig economy

00:18:39.380 make a hundred thousand dollars a year. Excuse me. What? 40% that's that can't be true. Seems completely

00:18:54.060 impossible. Seems impossible. But you got to remember, you're talking about people sometimes

00:18:59.420 with very high skills, plumbers. Sure. You know, that's a gig. You're not, you're not under.

00:19:06.200 So I wonder too, not necessarily making a hundred thousand dollars from the gig economy. Like I know

00:19:12.940 there's a lot of people who, you know, we take Ubers and things all the time and a lot of people like

00:19:18.720 work other jobs and just do this for a little extra cash or they may have a full-time job where

00:19:23.900 they're making lots of like sales calls or whatever. And they just kind of throw this in

00:19:28.040 in between and you can make some, I mean, you could definitely make some solid money.

00:19:31.720 Well, I know 80% don't do it because 80% do it because they want to. That's the way they want to

00:19:40.200 work. 80% want to work the gig economy. What do they know about what they want? I know. You know,

00:19:46.800 if we only had a large government who could tell us what we are supposed to believe about our own

00:19:52.580 lives. Good news, Stu. This one's coming from Colorado. A bill titled Digital Communications

00:19:59.920 Regulation is now seeking in Colorado the creation of a digital communications division

00:20:08.380 under the Department of Regulatory Agencies to regulate online content available in the state.

00:20:16.360 And the division is going to be run by a new committee and they're going to serve as the

00:20:22.840 arbiters of truth. Under the legislation proposed now by Democratic State Senator Kerry Donovan,

00:20:30.640 the new commission will be tasked with the authority to investigate, hold hearings on claims

00:20:36.540 filed with the division that accuse particular platforms of engaging in what the government declares

00:20:43.580 unlawful conduct. Such conduct under the proposed under the proposal ranges from promoting hate

00:20:51.780 speech to disinformation, fake news and conspiracy theories or content. The commission determines

00:21:01.060 is meant to undermine election integrity. What could possibly go wrong with this?

00:21:08.320 this is Colorado. Uh, Colorado, you better wake up. You better wake up. Can you imagine a committee

00:21:20.120 that is going to sit there and judge what the truth is? I thought we already had a truth czar. Do we need a,

00:21:28.480 a truth committee? Well, we do in Colorado. Okay. Yeah. I mean, you're busy skiing and stuff.

00:21:33.940 So I'm not sure what they're going for you. You know, the guy from Arizona, uh, that, you know,

00:21:41.740 painted his face and had the horns and he was in the January 6th. The, uh, the QAnon shaman. Yeah.

00:21:48.440 Okay. A weirdo. I think we'd all agree. You might even agree to that. I don't know. A weirdo. Okay. Um,

00:21:55.340 but he's not being let out of jail now because the judge says that he's still beholden to president

00:22:03.300 Trump. Is that a crime? I, well, apparently it is. Okay. He is, uh, even though he said he's come

00:22:12.340 to terms with the, uh, with the election results, uh, the judge said that to release him is a risk to

00:22:21.540 commit other crimes because he blatantly lied in his interview, contending the police officers

00:22:27.260 welcoming into the cat, uh, into the, uh, Capitol and he's still beholden to president Trump.

00:22:34.860 Oh, okay. Wait, what? This is the Glenn Beck program. Wouldn't that make you a political prisoner?

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00:24:02.980 Over the past few days, I've come to better understand the pain caused by the book I endorsed

00:24:19.200 by Andy. No, I've offended not only a lot of people that I don't know, but also the closest

00:24:26.300 to me, including my bandmates. And for that, I'm truly sorry, says the banjo member, the banjo player

00:24:32.660 of Mumford and Sons. As a result of my actions, I'm taking time away from the, I'm taking time away

00:24:38.960 from the band to examine my blind spots. I do that all the time. His actions. And again, you, I think

00:24:44.920 you said his actions, which was, he said something positive about the Andy notebook. He read the Andy

00:24:49.800 notebook and then he said, this is worth a read. And, uh, that hurt a lot of people, hurt a lot of

00:24:56.120 people. How would someone else reading a book hurt people? Well, because, because a lot of people

00:25:01.800 are influenced by the banjo player in Mumford and Sons. Are they? Oh yeah. Yeah. The banjo

00:25:08.080 player. Are you kidding me? What's his face? Don't they have like 14 banjo players? That's how

00:25:12.300 I'm not. But this is the, this is the, I might be the main guy. It might, it might be. Yeah.

00:25:19.160 He's a guy most Americans love. Don't necessarily know his name nor follow him.

00:25:25.340 Uh, or are going to the show because they're like that banjo is the best banjo. You know

00:25:32.600 what I mean? Uh, but they, but they do follow him for his, uh, tips on what books to read.

00:25:39.940 Okay. So he, so, and I went, I'd like to know who do you think knows more about Andy

00:25:47.700 know and who he is and what he's done? The person who's criticizing this guy or the guy

00:25:53.160 who actually read the whole book. Oh no. Um, most of the people who came after the banjo

00:25:57.660 player, uh, is, uh, is they've never read the book. I can guarantee you 90% of them don't

00:26:04.160 even know how to pronounce go. It's true. Uh, none of them have no idea. They no idea who

00:26:12.420 he is. This guy's done the work. He's actually read the book. He's realized, you know, what

00:26:16.940 Andy know does. And he's truly sorry for that. And we've had Andy know on the show

00:26:20.380 many times. Uh, is there anything at all of legitimate, like a validity of, of a valid

00:26:30.660 criticism of him that he should be some, this toxic character. I mean, everything I've seen

00:26:36.980 of Andy know is he, he's had brain damage because he's been attacked by Antifa members. He's, he's,

00:26:45.120 uh, shot. He, he put the light on how many crimes being committed. Um, he has been critical of a

00:26:52.340 group that is defacing property and committing crimes all over the country. He's a gay son of

00:27:00.260 immigrants, Asian immigrants, right? Which right now, all the rage is to make sure that we say

00:27:06.760 that violence against Asians is bad, except for Andy. No, that violence seems to be okay.

00:27:11.460 It's totally fine. You can beat the crap out of Andy. No, whatever you want. I thought he was Andy.

00:27:15.180 No, I, that's only the only reason why I beat him to death in the alley is I swear to you. I thought

00:27:19.800 he was Andy. No go. Oh, case closed. You're free. You're free to go, sir. So like, but is there,

00:27:25.860 is there anything that he's ever done that is legitimately, that there's a legitimate criticism

00:27:32.420 of, I mean, you can say you think he's, uh, outsizing the impact of Antifa, right? Like

00:27:38.380 I've heard that criticism of him before, but that's just an opinion. You can say, you know, I, I tend to

00:27:43.120 think it's a pretty serious issue. So does Andy, but some people don't think it's that serious. Ah,

00:27:47.240 it's just a Portland thing. Ah, it's just happened in C in Seattle. Ah, it just happened in all of our

00:27:51.700 40 great biggest cities. People just throw the, you know, those things out, but there's,

00:27:56.160 I mean, as I, sometimes these characters have a one-off comment where you're like, oh my gosh,

00:28:01.360 like that, they shouldn't have said that, but their overall work is still okay. I is, I'm not aware

00:28:05.700 of that even with Andy. No, is there anything this guy has done that is wrong? Not that I know.

00:28:12.960 I know they accuse him of making stuff up. They do. They accuse everybody, everybody of that.

00:28:19.640 Well, anyway, could I finish this, please? This heartfelt, for now, please know that I

00:28:25.060 realize how my endorsements have the potential to be viewed as approval of hateful, divisive

00:28:31.900 behavior. Well, I mean, look, an endorsement is an approval of, of the book. Yeah, but a potential

00:28:40.760 to be viewed as approval of hateful, divisive behavior. No, that's admitting then that Andy

00:28:48.120 know is being divisive and has hateful behavior, not Antifa, which is hard to square that circle,

00:28:57.780 but I apologize. This was not at all my intention. No, his intention was I read a good book. I know

00:29:04.840 nobody cares about my endorsement. Nobody's ever asked me for an endorsement, but I read a good

00:29:10.120 book. You should try it out. I mean, less than one out of this, of course, is never tweet,

00:29:13.700 never give your opinion on anything. Stay the hell out of the way. No, I think the opposite

00:29:18.200 needs to happen because I want to know what your line is. But this is nothing. This is not like

00:29:22.400 the Mumford and Sons guy is not you, right? Like you. I'm going to tweet. I am going to tweet today

00:29:29.560 my endorsement of his endorsement for Andy. No, you're going to make it worse. I'm going to make

00:29:35.400 it worse. But like I, you know, we get paid to come in here and give our opinions on such things.

00:29:39.660 And obviously that's why I do it. But like, if I was in Mumford and Sons, like why would

00:29:44.560 I be giving book recommendations? Why would I bother? Why bother with the hassle? And I

00:29:48.340 swear this is what this is, right? Oh yeah. Stay out of it. This is not him saying Andy

00:29:52.640 is a hateful character. No, this is him saying, holy crap. I'm in a firestorm. My, my, you know,

00:29:59.240 I don't know if you're a banjo player, my tens of thousands of dollars of job is on the line.

00:30:03.320 There's not a lot of gigs for banjos these days. I can't lose this one.

00:30:07.960 It's like it's Mumford and Sons or I'm under a bridge. I'm going to be playing at an old

00:30:12.400 timey ice cream parlor soon. I, I, there's, I could either be in Mumford and Sons or I'm

00:30:17.920 in a Chuck E. Cheese band. Those are the two options I have. And they've already automated

00:30:22.440 those. I can't. So I get it. Like, I understand, especially like if you're not an ideologue,

00:30:29.740 right? If you're, if you're just a person who's like, ah, this is a cool book. And then all

00:30:33.420 sudden it blows your life up. I can understand why you'd react like this, but it's insane.

00:30:38.300 It is legitimately. When is somebody just going to say it's insane? That's what I would like him

00:30:44.560 to do. You're insane. Yeah. Get out, get out of my face. I'm a banjo player in Mumford and Sons.

00:30:49.540 You don't want to read the dumb books I recommend. Don't read them. Don't read them.

00:30:52.160 It's insane. It's insane. This is book burning. This is just shaming people. If you say you like

00:31:01.400 a book, if you say you, you, you, uh, you think that people should read things. I mean, that used

00:31:09.500 to be the badge of honor and intellectual curiosity in America, you know, read things, read things.

00:31:17.300 You disagree. I can't tell you how many books I have read that I disagree with and I read them

00:31:22.400 intentionally. You have to know the other side. You have to know what somebody, especially in

00:31:28.860 really important things where it's going to change everybody's life. I want to hear what

00:31:35.020 the argument is for and against, and I'll decide not in America anymore, especially, especially

00:31:44.220 if you are putting hateful jimmies on your ice cream, like sprinkles, jimmies. Yeah. You grew up

00:31:52.520 in New England. Did you call them jimmies? No, I called them sprinkles, like a real human being.

00:31:56.700 Okay. So all, all human beings call them. They're sprinkles is what they are. Is there something

00:32:02.240 called shots too? That would be in the same guy. This is, I don't know. That sounds controversial

00:32:06.480 as well. Um, uh, just jimmies, just jimmies. It's the name of an ice cream and it has been

00:32:12.720 changed now to just sprinkles. Now this is, uh, Brigham's ice cream in New England and New

00:32:21.360 England, uh, calls sprinkles jimmies and they have forever. I've heard the term. Definitely.

00:32:28.740 Yeah, I have too. And I've, I've, you're up in New England and you're like, what? Those

00:32:33.320 are sprinkles. No, they're jimmies. No, I'm not eating anything named jimmies. So, uh, the

00:32:38.960 history of the term jimmies, not clear. Several companies have claimed to invented it, but some

00:32:48.460 people now say, now listen to this. It is a derogatory term related to Jim Crow, the racist

00:32:56.540 character caricature that came to stand for discriminatory laws and segregation put into

00:33:01.980 place following the civil war. Now this is what New England calls sprinkles. New England

00:33:08.140 got rid of slavery. If New England were a country, it would have been the first country in the

00:33:14.860 world to abolish slavery. Black people were elected to office in the 1700s. Black people

00:33:24.720 had a right to vote. Women had a right to vote. This is New England. Don't think of New England

00:33:30.600 today. Think of New England as a place that gets it. They got it. And it would be a, according

00:33:38.700 to this article, a derogatory term related to Jim Crow. So if you're calling them jimmies

00:33:44.740 and you're eating them and they're all different colors, I would think that is making fun and

00:33:53.040 it's from New England. It's making fun of Jim Crow. And even this seems like a ranch, right?

00:33:57.980 It just seems like probably a guy named Jim. Snopes said that's unproven. So now this, uh,

00:34:04.400 parent company for, uh, Brigham's is saying that they are going to, uh, get rid of the word

00:34:10.340 Jimmy and not because anybody is pressuring them. They said that it was just to ensure

00:34:15.980 that the brand reflects our values and meets our customers expectations. I don't care what

00:34:21.800 you call it. I don't care if you call your chocolate ice cream with big chunks in it,

00:34:27.500 dog crap. If it tastes like dog crap, I'm not going to eat it. I don't think it's the best

00:34:32.480 marketing strategy for you, but you could call it that. And if it's really yummy, what are

00:34:39.000 you doing? I'm having a big old bowl of dog crap. In fact, I want to start an ice cream

00:34:44.100 company that will do that just to show you that names mean nothing. And in this is in

00:34:51.460 this society, I think actually it's better than nothing. I think calling a bowl of ice

00:34:56.680 cream dog crap just to make the point would sell like crazy. Yeah. I mean, there's been

00:35:03.440 companies that have done things like that. They named their products really gross names so

00:35:08.160 that, you know, mainly kids think it's funny and they I'm eating a bowl of dog crap. You could

00:35:14.220 see you could see it catching. Yeah, I could. I could. Now the word normal. Tell me which one of

00:35:19.960 these is true and I'll give you the answer after the break. The word normal is now being taken off

00:35:25.840 of products because it's offensive. Or Disney pulls iconic movies, Dumbo, the aristocrats and Peter Pan

00:35:37.540 from their from their place on Disney plus because of racist stereotypes. Which one of those are true?

00:35:46.580 I'll give you the answer here in just a second.

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00:37:27.460 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:37:29.620 Hello, Americans. It's Wednesday. We've got a great show for you tonight. If you want to take on the

00:37:47.880 cancel culture, you want to do something that actually matters tonight. We're going to lay out

00:37:52.460 some things that you can actually do and ways that you can save your family and save your

00:37:59.900 your country tonight. You don't want to miss it at nine o'clock only on Blaze TV. Blaze TV dot com.

00:38:08.860 Make sure you you watch tonight. OK, so which one of these stories is true? Disney pulls the iconic

00:38:16.520 movies or the word normal is removed from products. I believe the true one is normal being removed

00:38:26.840 from products. I believe it's Unilever. Yeah. Hand cream. Yeah. Yeah. Like normal skin, dry hair,

00:38:32.920 normal hair. They're taking normal off. So they're taking normal off of all of their products in

00:38:37.800 packaging. They say that's that's not going to fix the problem alone, but it is an important step forward.

00:38:44.760 Now, I don't know what problem we're trying to fix here, that some things are normal.

00:38:52.520 Some things are average, something. What are we trying to fix? We're trying to get rid of the

00:38:56.140 concept of normality. Yeah, I think that's what it is. I think that's what it is. So now they're

00:39:01.600 going to they say the problem. Now, think about this. This is dove. So where do they have normal

00:39:10.040 anywhere? I mean, how are you? This is for normal people. Yeah, I mean, no, of course not. So where

00:39:17.620 are they doing? It's on the tiny print that says for normal to dry skin conditions. OK, OK. So they're

00:39:27.860 going to replace it on their shampoo from normal to dry hair. They're now going to say for dry and

00:39:38.200 damaged hair. Well, then do I get that if I have not dry and damaged hair? Wait, so people would

00:39:45.600 rather be called damaged than normal? Well, just the hair. I know. Well, if it's then why are you

00:39:52.400 changing it if it's just the hair? So normal because it's normal. You're normal. Or if you

00:39:57.980 have damaged hair so you can be insane and have damaged hair and you could still use that. So

00:40:04.180 that's good to hear. But like if what if you just have hair that isn't dry or damaged?

00:40:09.640 Right. What do you do? I don't know because they won't say what's normal. Let me guess.

00:40:13.580 Use another brand. That's probably what the answer is. Yeah, I think stay, you know, stay

00:40:17.440 away from Unilever. So now, again, this was not due to a cancel culture thing. They just

00:40:22.640 did it on their own because they did a they did a focus group in nine different countries

00:40:27.680 and they I'm guessing they, you know, added phrases like does normal. Do you think the

00:40:33.200 word normal could hurt people's feelings? Do you think because I can't imagine anybody

00:40:39.160 seeing a line for normal to damaged hair and going, oh, my gosh. Oh, my gosh. That hurts.

00:40:45.620 That hurts. And everybody in the room, you know, spontaneously going. I was thinking the

00:40:49.420 same thing. That would take a focus group leader looking, you know, how does the word

00:40:55.500 normal feel to you? I don't know. Normal. You didn't make the the focus group. No,

00:41:04.780 you were kicked out of the focus before it began. By the way, Disney has not pulled these

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00:42:48.100 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:57.780 Hello, America. Welcome to the program. We want to talk to you about schools. Everybody is saying,

00:43:04.520 oh, we got to get our schools back open. We got to get our kids in schools. It's crazy. It's like

00:43:10.820 saying, we got to, I'm Uyghur. We got to get those concentration camps open up again because they

00:43:17.540 were great. You know, why is my, why are my kids going into the concentration camp? Are they not

00:43:23.780 Uyghurs too? What are we doing? What are, what kind of curriculum is coming your way for your kids?

00:43:32.020 And you're paying for it. Will you stand up to stop it? All this and more in 60 seconds.

00:43:43.240 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:45.620 Slowly but surely, at least in some states, it's starting to be okay again to, uh, you know,

00:43:51.140 go out to businesses. It's coming at the perfect time. Weather warming up, you still feel a little

00:43:57.020 more like getting out anyway. And, uh, you'd like to go to places more than Home Depot and

00:44:01.740 Sherwin-Williams. Remember, it was a year ago that we were all going, it was okay to go into

00:44:06.320 Home Depot. They were crowded. I mean, what, what, I don't, all the fumes kill the coronavirus.

00:44:12.700 Yeah, I know. I, I, I remember thinking at the time, I think Sherwin-Williams,

00:44:17.340 all of the landscaping companies, all of the home improvement stores, they're all in on this.

00:44:22.380 This is, that's who created coronavirus. Well, you can go out now, at least in Texas,

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00:44:33.300 thinking about getting a new lawnmower, uh, you really need to go out and find a hustler dealer.

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00:45:01.980 building these things forever. They started in like 1960. So I think they are the ones who developed

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00:45:30.900 The Federalist reported last week that Naperville 203 Community School District,

00:45:38.160 the staff and faculty attended a countywide Equity Institute training on February 26th.

00:45:45.340 A whistleblower sent quotes from the Keystone speaker, Dina Simmons, and nine other anti-racist

00:45:52.660 coaches to the Federalist, and they published it as well as evidence such as PowerPoints from the

00:45:58.560 training insisting that America is institutionally racist. Other teachers also provided statements.

00:46:05.800 One PowerPoint slide in the Valbram Consulting Group presentation said the term,

00:46:10.820 Make America Great Again is covert racism comparable to the N-word, hate crimes, lynching, and the Klan.

00:46:22.780 Now that might be a little hyperbole, but according to the slide, if you're part of half of the country that voted for

00:46:35.660 President Donald Trump, you're a racist and a white supremacist. So some people have spoken out about this,

00:46:42.140 and I'm going to give you this story a little later. They spoke out about it. Teachers started speaking out

00:46:46.240 about it, and they are being hammered. And this school district is doubling down on this. Now, this goes

00:46:55.540 along with another story. If you liked Common Core, you're going to love the anti-American civics project

00:47:04.020 because the left has decided, you know what, we're not teaching civics. And I think everybody agrees with

00:47:10.240 that. We're not teaching history. We're not teaching civics. We're not a democracy. We're a republic.

00:47:18.300 Well, this one is bipartisan, and it's a state-led coalition. And they've got a vision for us. It's a

00:47:26.600 roadmap. 300 leading scholars, bipartisan, got together for 17 months and put together a roadmap of what to

00:47:34.940 teach. And it's great. Now, like I said, it is bipartisan. It's bipartisan. Well, out of the 300,

00:47:44.840 there are maybe 10 Republicans. And of course, no Republican would ever, Mitt Romney, ever,

00:47:54.580 you know, engage in something, Mitt Romney, that isn't, you know, true blue, red, white, and blue,

00:48:00.560 founding fathers, you know, strict constitutionalist kind of thinking, Mitt Romney.

00:48:07.620 Now, this is, this happened right after the 1776 project that Donald Trump unveiled was called

00:48:16.800 racist and pulled immediately, I think, on one of the first days that Joe Biden was in office.

00:48:23.740 Well, one of the guys who was instrumental of this, he was the chairman of the 1776 commission.

00:48:31.860 He's also the president of Hillsdale College, the only college that I for sure will say yes to if my

00:48:39.860 kids decide to go to college. Dr. Larry Arnn, how are you, sir? I'm very well, Glenn. How are you doing?

00:48:46.380 I'm good. I'm good. First of all, when Biden came out and said that your 1776 report, I read it. I

00:48:57.680 thought it was fantastic. And they said that it was racist. There were no historians involved in

00:49:04.820 this. Can you tell me about the historians? First of all, no historians in this, huh?

00:49:12.120 Well, Victor Davis Hanson, one of the greatest historians in the land. Charles Kessler, who's

00:49:20.060 a political scientist and a student of the American founding for 40 years now. And, you

00:49:25.880 know, I know a little bit about it. Really? Yeah, you know, it was, the commission was, what,

00:49:34.580 there's 17 people. And, and, uh, you know, there's some serious people on there. Uh, John

00:49:42.260 Gibbs, who's been, uh, uh, worked in the government and various administrations and civil rights.

00:49:47.940 Peter Kersenow is another one. And, uh, they, you know, and we, we, uh, we had about five

00:49:53.860 weeks. I actually thought, call me naive, that, uh, Biden might, you know, expand the commission,

00:50:01.320 work with the commission. And, uh, I think it was by three o'clock in the afternoon after

00:50:07.640 he was inaugurated in the late morning, uh, the whole thing was wiped off the white house

00:50:13.360 website and was condemned in one, abolished in one of his first 17 executive orders as

00:50:19.400 racist. How, how is it explained to me how they justify that? Uh, well, it's what you were

00:50:26.160 talking about earlier about what's going on in the schools. Uh, you're a racist unless

00:50:31.480 you admit that the country was founded as a racist country and is structured as one.

00:50:37.640 It wasn't. I mean, all history will point to it. You can look at Jamestown and say that

00:50:44.760 that was part of slavery. But if you look at the pilgrims, the first slave ship that arrived,

00:50:50.700 they freed all the slaves. That's right. Yeah. And they, and you know, I mean, Thomas

00:50:57.580 Jefferson, Thomas Jefferson was a slave holder and he wrote the Declaration of Independence.

00:51:02.160 Thomas Jefferson wrote about slavery that I, I tremble for my country when I think that

00:51:08.140 God is just. And, and Thomas Jefferson was the chief instrument in, in assuring that the

00:51:14.660 Northwest territory where I live in Michigan and other states, uh, would never have slavery

00:51:20.020 in it. And that, and, and so the first time a free government in all of history grew, it

00:51:26.260 grew without colonies. They were territories soon to be states and it grew with a ban on

00:51:32.140 slavery forever in it. And so that's an achievement. There's hardly anything like that precedent

00:51:38.560 to that in history. And so, and it, and the key point, the people who wrote the Declaration

00:51:45.680 of Independence are uniform. I mean, the records are rich, right? In saying that slavery is condemned

00:51:53.760 by the principle of equality in the Declaration of Independence. If you read the first draft of the

00:51:59.580 Declaration of Independence, there's a paragraph written by Jefferson in his own hand where he

00:52:05.840 capitalizes the word men, where he says the king has, has violated every sacred right, um, given by God

00:52:16.800 by capturing, uh, and transporting, uh, slaves and then having an open auction where he sells these

00:52:27.540 quote, capital letters, men on the open market. That's pretty clear. Very. And, and see, that's a, that's a

00:52:36.860 really great point because, uh, of course America is not now and was not been a perfect country. And that

00:52:43.960 beautiful passage that Jefferson wrote was not in the final document. Right. And the reason was some of the

00:52:50.020 delegates of the Constitution were uncomfortable with it because they thought it would live, lead to a

00:52:54.640 slave revolt. So that means, yeah, they didn't know exactly how they were going to live together,

00:53:02.100 black and white, all alike. And that, that, and by the way, that had never happened before. Right. And so,

00:53:08.600 so, you know, you have to, uh, another thing about this trend in history is it collapses all the moral

00:53:15.780 distinctions, right? So the woke kids on college campuses will stand and chant at somebody who says

00:53:22.100 something they don't like, you are killing me, right? So you're being called a murderer for

00:53:28.240 something you said. And, and this is the same thing. If it wasn't perfect in the past and see,

00:53:35.440 it wasn't perfect. It was just the best because this question of how are we going to live together

00:53:42.760 black and white alike, how are we going to do that? That is the question that is put by the

00:53:48.300 Declaration of Independence. And, and so that document, there is no ground upon which to condemn

00:53:55.380 slavery or discrimination or injustice that is not stated most beautifully in the American

00:54:00.940 Declaration of Independence. The, the, the, not the Northern states, but the New England states,

00:54:06.480 uh, or colonies at the time, if they would have been a country, they would have been the first in the

00:54:11.940 world to abolish slavery. But then states like New York, they were pretty, you know, uh, engaged in,

00:54:21.240 in slavery. Um, what is it that they didn't understand when they say they were afraid of the

00:54:27.100 slave revolt? Why wasn't new England afraid of that? Because they never had slaves being a major

00:54:34.860 part of their society and black people could vote and were in office and one held a judge.

00:54:40.720 Well, they had slavery. All the states had slavery. By the time the founding generation had, uh, retired,

00:54:47.340 they had abolished slavery in 60% of the union. Now the places where they didn't abolish it,

00:54:53.720 uh, which are mostly in the states that eventually became the Confederacy, uh, those states had many more

00:55:00.260 because they had a labor system that depended on them. And that's the place that it's, it's not just

00:55:06.980 that there were many more slaves. Uh, it's the place where John C. Calhoun, you, by the way, you,

00:55:14.360 the first time I ever met you, you were taught, you and I talked about this point. Uh, John C. Calhoun was

00:55:20.280 the apostle of the positive good school of slavery. And he studied with, with people, students connected to

00:55:27.860 Friedrich Hegel. And Friedrich Hegel and German historicism, which is the, the, the father, both

00:55:33.920 of Nazism and of communism and of American progressivism is the idea that we evolve.

00:55:40.860 And so we're not, we don't have a nature, you know, the old understanding is if it's born and it

00:55:47.540 starts talking, it means it's a human and it doesn't make any difference what it looks like because

00:55:52.540 only humans do that. See, and, and that's nature. That's the, the essence and identity of a thing.

00:56:00.460 History is everything evolves over time. And one thing shades into another. And it's an easy step

00:56:07.320 from there, uh, to say either the left wing or the right wing thing, the left wing thing is good.

00:56:13.480 Then these explorers of ours, we've evolved to the place where we can destroy them or the right wing

00:56:19.360 thing. The people who are inferiors have involved, evolved to be our inferiors and, and they must be

00:56:26.940 our slaves. It would be, Calhoun says, an abomination to live with them as equals. Now that doctrine is not

00:56:34.580 present in the American revolution. It grows up later, uh, about a generation and a half later in ideas that

00:56:42.740 came from modern historicism, which are the most virulent ideas stalking the world to this very day.

00:56:49.360 And that means that if you condemn the founders, you're condemning the people who were the foremost

00:56:55.340 enemies of that kind of thinking. And you're mistaking to see, you know, I, we, we, I,

00:57:01.780 Hillsdale college turns out to be an abolitionist college. And we, you know, Frederick Douglass spoke

00:57:06.120 here twice. We have statutes of him and Lincoln and things like that. If I had John Calhoun,

00:57:11.240 I certainly wouldn't like the thing, right? Cause that was not a good guy, but, uh, but, uh, would I

00:57:19.700 tear it down? Well, that's a judgment. I don't know what I'd do about it, but, uh, cause, because why?

00:57:24.660 That's another point about this report. The last thing in the world that should be controversial

00:57:30.420 is history because history has happened, right? Uh, Aristotle says this alone is denied even to God

00:57:38.840 to make what has been not to have been right. In other words, if you want to know, you know,

00:57:46.860 I studied with Martin Gilbert, the official biographer of Winston Churchill, and he's, he's,

00:57:51.760 he's probably the greatest historian in the 20th century. And he used to say in the writing of 19th

00:57:58.820 and 20th century history, there is no room for the word, perhaps let's just say, look it up. Right.

00:58:06.100 And you know, the literature about this, uh, you know, the established historians, the, the,

00:58:12.920 the, the premier of them is Gordon Wood. And he's a student of Bernard Balin who was at Harvard. And he

00:58:18.540 was the premier American history historian. And Gordon Woods writes in response to that crazy

00:58:25.920 1619 project of the New York times, he writes, no colonist. Think what a statement that is. No

00:58:33.100 colonist ever said that the purpose of the colony was to, uh, perpetuate slavery. And that, and that

00:58:41.160 means that you can't, it's such a misunderstanding, you know, if, uh, the world that they were rebelling

00:58:51.880 against the American colonists was a world of aristocracy. The British aristocracy was the

00:58:58.120 mildest and the best aristocracy, but it was still an aristocracy. And that meant they were born

00:59:04.840 to privilege and rule. And that is specifically forbidden in the constitution of the United States.

00:59:11.680 Hang on just a second. We're, uh, we're talking to, uh, Dr. Larry Arnn. He is the, um, the former

00:59:19.120 chairman of the 1776 commission and the president of Hillsdale college. If you don't have online

00:59:24.180 classes from his Hillsdale, you should just look it up online. I, I give my monthly fee and, and learn

00:59:31.900 from the brilliant minds at Hillsdale college all the time. Uh, you should do that Hillsdale

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01:00:50.560 We're doing a special tonight at 9 p.m. about history and what you need to know and the ways

01:01:06.660 you can stand up against this distortion of history. Doctor, how much trouble are our children

01:01:15.680 in? Especially with this new Biden, you know, civics class that is coming in? Well, the modern

01:01:28.400 form of tyranny is totalitarianism. That word was invented in the 1930s and in response to the

01:01:36.460 creation of the Soviet Union and Nazi Germany. And totalitarianism, that means they control

01:01:41.780 everything. And the most important thing to control is the children. And, you know, right,

01:01:49.800 they are going to take over the education. They have extensively taken over the education of our

01:01:55.600 children. And they tell them things that are soul destroying, right? First of all, they deprive the

01:02:02.020 past of all authority. And then something has to replace that, right? And it's the doctrines that

01:02:09.460 dominate. You read some of them at the beginning of this hour. And the kids, and see, they're just

01:02:15.500 kids, right? And so if you, they don't get the habit of reading a thing for themselves to find out

01:02:26.080 what it means. See, and that's, you know, at Hillsdale College, it's a very difficult college. It's

01:02:31.960 great if I do say so myself. We teach history through original source documents, right? And

01:02:38.160 that means, you know, you, you read Abraham Lincoln, and you read John Calhoun. And those

01:02:44.920 are two enemies, right? They're not quite contemporaries. But, and, you know, Stephen

01:02:49.980 Douglas and Frederick Douglas. And, and that means there's a huge argument in America. And you

01:02:57.900 read both sides of it. And you're now approaching, though, a society where you're not allowed to

01:03:05.200 even utter a question. You're not allowed to question authority. You're not allowed to read

01:03:10.880 the other side. If it's deemed politically incorrect, you're in trouble for it. You'll be canceled.

01:03:17.420 And, and it's not an argument. You know, I mean, the, the New York Times on the basis of,

01:03:22.740 uh, uh, had a headline on about our 1776 commission report, which is you, thank you for saying is a

01:03:29.960 beautiful document. 30 seconds. Uh, it, they said commission defends founding of America on the

01:03:38.480 basis of slavery. And of course, what the report says is that it was not founded on that basis.

01:03:45.380 Uh, I can't thank you enough for all of the work that you've done. I'd love to have you on again.

01:03:49.880 Uh, Dr. Larry Arnn from Hillsdale.com. This is the Glenn Beck program.

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01:05:25.840 This is the Glenn Beck program tonight at nine o'clock only on Blaze TV. We are going to talk to

01:05:33.040 you a little bit about history. History is under attack and we're going into civic action history

01:05:40.660 where the names of the places and everything that doesn't mean anything. It's all about action and

01:05:46.600 kids love to take action. Civics action is coming to your school if it's not already there. And that is

01:05:54.740 how to protest, how to march in the streets. Our kids are being indoctrinated and they're not learning

01:06:01.360 history. The new AP U.S. history standards do not include Hitler or the Holocaust and paint America

01:06:11.560 as the bad guys in World War II because they only pick it up at the dropping of the atomic bomb.

01:06:18.920 We set that correct for your kids today and we show you how powerful that bomb was. We've got a

01:06:24.580 couple of items that were actually in the blast of Hiroshima new to the vault and it is.

01:06:30.860 It's amazing. You don't want to miss tonight because we're going to show you what you can do.

01:06:37.160 And speaking of that, there was a great article out yesterday that I read and I thought it was

01:06:42.320 really, really well done by somebody who knows. Her name is Helen Raleigh and she was born in China

01:06:54.480 and lived in China for a while. And what she talked about how to fight this, what this cultural

01:07:02.600 revolution, she's lived through one before. And I wanted to get her on. Hi, Helen. How are you?

01:07:09.500 I'm good. How are you, Glenn?

01:07:11.040 I'm very good. So can you just tell the story about what you wrote yesterday in The Federalist?

01:07:16.520 Sure. So this is the one about the canceling Dr. Seuss, right? Yes. Yes. And it's really

01:07:25.700 heartbroken for me to read that Dr. Seuss was canceled on his birthday. I shared my experience

01:07:32.620 of growing up in China. I never had a quality, great children's literature. I shared the story I read

01:07:39.480 as a child. The children's literature was available, was about condemning a beaten landlord,

01:07:48.160 landowner to death. And it was the rooster crows at midnight. Can you tell that story a bit?

01:07:55.640 Sure. So the rooster crow at night was a children's, written for children, actually. It was about this

01:08:02.720 evil landowner that he was very cruel to everybody, the laborers who worked for him. And thanks to the

01:08:10.840 Communist Party who liberated all the poor people, they took a land and the livestock away from him

01:08:16.980 and distributed it to all the poor people. So all the poor people were happy. And then one night in

01:08:21.980 the midnight, he tried to steal a chicken from the poor people because he didn't have any. The story

01:08:28.160 did not say that. And then the children caught him. And the children who caught him, and there was a

01:08:33.900 picture in the storybook. It's a black and white picture show the children who have all pointed this

01:08:39.960 shiny spear at him. And he was just knelt down on the ground, head dropped, hands tied on his back. It

01:08:47.160 looks like really, you know, completely defeated. And the author who were interviewed after the story

01:08:55.680 became really popular. The author was interviewed, he mentioned, this was a real life story. And the

01:09:01.680 landowner who was caught after struggle session, he was beaten to death. That's the story I read when I

01:09:08.620 was a child in China.

01:09:10.300 That's a warm story. And you, when you came to America, you knew about Dr. Seuss, but it wasn't until

01:09:16.840 you, until you had a child and you started reading that you read Dr. Seuss for the first time. And what

01:09:23.600 was that experience like?

01:09:26.600 It was very refreshing, because I found that I'm trying to fill out a missing chapter in my own

01:09:33.920 childhood. And I was making it up, you know, during my adulthood, because there was no reason for me

01:09:39.960 to even thought about reading it until, you know, I was about to become a mother. And I just love the

01:09:46.260 colorful pictures. I love the simple words, but it's very rhyme. And I love the joy. And I just,

01:09:52.800 listen, even though this Dr. Seuss book is written in simple words, but they have a deep meaning. If

01:09:59.260 you really think about it, you know, like the thing about if you'll keep your eyes shut, you will see

01:10:03.760 nothing. You know, that's perfect for today's cancel culture. If you keep your mind shut, if you keep your

01:10:09.060 eyes shut, you will see nothing, you will learn nothing. And I wish more of us will read his book

01:10:14.260 instead of banning his book.

01:10:16.140 Well, so what do you say about that? Because people say this is not the cancel culture.

01:10:22.080 But it is when eBay refuses to sell a used copy of the book, I think. But what do you say that it

01:10:30.560 was the family that that said, I don't we don't want to print these books anymore. They own the

01:10:35.760 copyright. So is it cancel culture? Or is it just what what is it exactly? Because there are really

01:10:43.180 negative stereotypes of Chinese people in I can't believe I saw it on Mulberry Street.

01:10:52.580 Right. But let's just unpack this a little bit. First of all, it was not Chinese American immigrants

01:10:59.380 who raised any questions about that. You know, we cannot use today's moral standard to judge things

01:11:06.960 that happened, you know, take place with their historical context. You will do that. There's nobody's

01:11:12.260 perfect. We're going to cancel all the valuable things ever, ever been created, because there's

01:11:18.060 nothing going to be perfect enough. And I think that's why this cancel culture is really, it's a

01:11:23.360 culture is a left, left, it's a culture revolution. And it's not going to stop by bending a few books,

01:11:29.740 or tear down a few statues. It's a movement to really cancel the Western civilization. The bending a few

01:11:38.680 books is just the beginning. That's why I mentioned my piece, I see the parallel between what's

01:11:45.280 happening in America, really, in the Western civilization today, is really parallel to what's

01:11:50.860 happening in China during the Cultural Revolution. It's about a total destruction of the old world. So

01:11:57.900 the book map can create a ideologically purified new world. That's why I find this whole banning

01:12:05.640 books and also eBay preventing you from even trading about it, trading a book voluntarily.

01:12:11.560 That is really problematic. You know, the Dr. Seuss enterprise, they only stopped publishing those

01:12:19.440 books because the woke map complained about those books. It was not the complaint was not filed

01:12:25.520 because Asian people complained. It was filed because the woke map decided that they are going

01:12:30.980 to cancel Dr. Seuss's book. And they're going to start with the most problematic ones. And they're going

01:12:35.740 to go down from there. They're never going to stop until they canceled everything.

01:12:39.900 You you've lived through it. You saw the Cultural Revolution with with Mao. And people say that that's

01:12:45.660 crazy, that it would never happen here. But I contend that, you know, it starts with suggestions.

01:12:51.060 Then it moves to shoving people shouting and shoving. And when you've shouted and shoved everybody that you

01:12:59.260 can, the only thing left is to shoot. Is that crazy to think that that kind of thing that this is just

01:13:06.280 going to continue until you I mean, what are you going to do with the rest of the people that refuse to go

01:13:11.540 along? How does this end if we don't wake up?

01:13:14.880 Well, if we don't wake up, it's going to end just like the Cultural Revolution, it's going to be a

01:13:21.060 total destruction of the Western civilization. And you're absolutely right. The true, the trajectory

01:13:27.740 is the woke map first going to pick something that we all agree that's problematic, right? Like the

01:13:33.560 Confederate statues, like the Dr. Seuss book with a racial stereotype of joy. So they're going to pick

01:13:39.600 something that's problematic to begin with, then most of us will say, yeah, you know,

01:13:44.620 we can accept those things maybe not correct. But again, they will not stop there. Because if you

01:13:49.980 listen to their speeches, if you look at their writings, they are deeply hostile to the entire

01:13:55.420 Western civilization, because they believe this civilization is inherently, irredeemably racist

01:14:02.300 and oppressive. So they're going to start with statues, they're going to start with a few books,

01:14:07.420 but they won't stop until this whole civilization is being destroyed. And even

01:14:13.340 there are people who don't willing to go along. That's what happened in Cultural Revolution is

01:14:19.100 eventually, you're going to have to use blood to purify the idea, you know, to purify the

01:14:24.140 ideology. So that that may happen, you will continue down this road, and people already losing jobs,

01:14:29.980 the left and right losing the livelihood today in America, because they said something, or wrote

01:14:35.980 something that, you know, the woke mob do not like, and they will condemn them,

01:14:41.660 drive them out of the marketplace. That's happening here right now.

01:14:44.940 Before I change subjects on you, I just want to point out that

01:14:50.540 she, she speak, it's not only the that they're going to wipe out the culture, they wipe out your,

01:14:56.940 even your personal history. Helen, as she was reading about this evil landowner,

01:15:02.220 uh, and, and how he was surrounded by kids and he, and all landowners are evil. It wasn't until

01:15:10.060 later in life that she learned that her great grandfather was a landowner and that book was

01:15:16.300 preaching against him as well. She didn't know that. Um, let me just hit one more thing with you

01:15:23.340 before you go next hour. We're going to talk about this, this, uh, uh, trend they're saying of white

01:15:31.740 supremacists that are beating up Asians. And it does not ring true to me. We can't find anything,

01:15:38.700 uh, that seems legitimate on this. Do you have any insight on, is this happening where,

01:15:45.980 you know, uh, Donald Trump fans are, are beating up Asians?

01:15:53.180 Well, so there's a definite rise of a hate crimes against Asians, um, since last year. So it's

01:16:00.300 a complicated, um, uh, last year, uh, most, some of the complaints I should say related to the

01:16:06.060 coronavirus, the pandemic, the fear, um, but, but this year, uh, particularly in some of the most

01:16:12.700 the progressive cities, the United States, like San Francisco and New York city, um, there are

01:16:17.740 several very vicious, vicious attack against the Asian, uh, especially the Asian seniors,

01:16:23.740 unprovoked attack against the Asians. And those, uh, yeah, and those perpetrators, they were not

01:16:30.540 white. Uh, they were non-Asian, you know, minorities. Let me just put it that way. They were not white,

01:16:35.900 but the activists that now and the mainstream media try to portray this very vicious attack,

01:16:42.460 what happened recently somehow was driven by the white nationalism. Um, there's just a disconnect

01:16:49.100 there. And I think I wrote another piece for the news week on this, uh, you know, related to this

01:16:54.140 subject, um, because when you are not waiting to identify the true root cause of a hate crime,

01:17:01.740 you're going to cause the government to misallocate resources and not, not, not able to protect the

01:17:08.540 Asian communities, you know, effectively and efficiently. So I wish more people will speak

01:17:13.580 up. The Asian community have, have, uh, spoken up against the critical risk theory. And I wish

01:17:19.980 more people will have the courage to speak up, identify the root cause of this.

01:17:23.980 The Asian community has made a huge difference on critical race, uh, on the West coast. And, uh,

01:17:30.540 Helen, thank you for everything that you do. And thank you for your courage for standing up. I,

01:17:36.540 I know it's not easy, uh, but thank you for your example. Appreciate it.

01:17:43.180 Thank you for having me. That's, uh, Helen Raleigh. She is the senior contributor for the

01:17:47.980 Federalist and the author of backlash. You can follow her at Helen Raleigh speaks.com.

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01:21:02.620 the pro act, which is the labor union act, which is, is devastating, just devastating to freedom.

01:21:13.420 Also, we're at $30 trillion now as our, uh, our debt, $30 trillion. And how do we,

01:21:23.400 maintain this? I, I keep coming to this conclusion of like, there's some number, right? Where we hit

01:21:28.260 it and it's irreversible and we're really screwed. And we're certainly, they say a hundred and

01:21:33.860 coaching it, right? They're saying 120% is, uh, of GDP, of GDP is the no return point of no return.

01:21:45.160 And we're not there yet. GDP is 21.4 trillion. So if we're at $30 trillion, well, then we are,

01:21:52.680 all right. Oops. Oops. Sorry. You're screwed, America. Yeah. Sorry. Uh, so, uh, but maybe,

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01:22:05.980 this crazy spending and any, why are you laughing? I don't know. I just think you're funny. Okay.

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01:26:02.980 by now, honestly. Senator, how are you, sir? I'm doing great, Glenn. Good to be with you. But, you

01:26:11.320 know, nothing is more invigorating for a tired man than going on the Glenn Beck program. Yeah, that's,

01:26:16.240 it's got to be a highlight of your day, Mike. So, Mike, uh, I want to, we have to talk about,

01:26:21.320 uh, several things. First of all, the for the people act, is that thing going to pass in the Senate?

01:26:29.080 No. And if they try to do it, it'll be over my dead body.

01:26:33.680 Don't say that it might be. This thing not only renders major parts of the constitution

01:26:39.440 superfluous. It renders the people superfluous. It consolidates government in Washington. It makes

01:26:47.120 it impossible for states to require a voter ID. It makes it impossible, uh, for states to prohibit

01:26:55.840 someone from showing up on the same day and registering to vote on the same day that they vote.

01:27:00.040 And it, uh, requires at least 15 days of, um, of early voting. It makes the verification process

01:27:09.740 almost impossible to comply with. And if there's, if there's one part of it that caught my attention,

01:27:15.580 there's even a part of it that can be read to suggest that they're going to start allowing

01:27:19.540 17 year olds to vote, uh, which, you know, I would have loved because in the fall of 1988,

01:27:26.260 um, uh, did George Walker Bush was on the ballot. I was the president of the teenage Republican

01:27:32.860 club high school in Provo, you know, like all the cool kids. Yeah. You were cool from the beginning.

01:27:39.040 I actually wrestled with the idea of wishing I had a fake ID just so I could vote, but I knew that

01:27:44.260 wouldn't be right. So I do it. Yeah. Well, there's a, yeah, the crime, the Mike Lee crime spree finally

01:27:50.000 comes out. So Mike, but I want to be clear. I didn't do it. I just, I just thought, I know, I know,

01:27:55.140 I know. So Mike, uh, it's not going to pass any form of it. Well, uh, look, they're going to try

01:28:03.940 if, if, if not for the filibuster, they would pass this and they would probably pass it tomorrow.

01:28:10.140 They're still going to try to pass it. I'm not sure when they're going to try to bring it to the

01:28:14.240 Senate floor. Uh, but I'm confident that they're going to try to get around the filibuster.

01:28:19.240 So do you have any comp, do you have any confidence anymore in mansion? Now he's starting to like,

01:28:23.980 well, I mean, you know, there's some nuance there. Yeah. I worry a little bit about the fact

01:28:30.180 that he is now targeted for immense pressure to be brought down on him. Um, uh, and, and

01:28:37.620 that he's in a position now of wanting to accommodate democratic leadership whenever he can. And that

01:28:45.480 worries me a little bit because there are a lot of tricks they can play. There are a lot of things

01:28:49.220 they could do to convince him. Oh, no, no, we're not nuking the filibuster. This is just a

01:28:53.500 minor technical correction. We're not nuking the filibuster. All we're asking you to do is take a

01:28:58.280 walk, be out of the room while we have vice president Harris, uh, rule that 51 votes somehow

01:29:04.500 satisfies the cloture standard. And then just, just don't join the Republicans in voting to appeal the

01:29:09.920 ruling of the chair. That sort of thing can chip away at the filibuster and effectively nuke it

01:29:14.980 without ever requiring Joe Manchin to vote affirmatively to do so. Okay. That scares me to

01:29:19.520 death. So this is, this is, uh, the changing of the voting system. It is, it becomes almost irrelevant

01:29:27.960 in my, in my opinion, and very unconstitutional. The federal government does not have a right to do

01:29:34.440 any of this according to the constitution. Now let me switch to another topic. Biden has just said

01:29:41.660 that he, um, is encouraging the Senate, uh, and the house to, uh, pass, uh, the pro act.

01:29:52.320 And that is the, I mean, you want to talk about a pro union giveaway. That's it. Tell me what you

01:29:59.700 know about the pro act. I know very little about the pro act. I can imagine that it probably has

01:30:07.640 something to do with card check. They probably want to take away the ability of workers to cast a

01:30:13.740 private ballot. It absolutely does easier. Okay. It goes a lot further than that, but it does have

01:30:19.980 that in it. Yeah. I mean, look, um, workers have, have got the right to form organizations and, uh,

01:30:28.660 but we've got established laws, uh, that govern the process of workers making that decision.

01:30:34.420 And it's important that workers be given the chance to cast their votes, uh, with a secret ballot and

01:30:41.080 not being watched by, uh, by people who might impose consequences on them if they don't vote the way

01:30:47.400 they want to. That's a pretty fundamental part of our, our labor law system. Uh, and if they want to

01:30:53.920 undo that, perhaps they just want to empower the unions, not necessarily the workers they represent,

01:30:57.940 but the union bosses. That's not cool.

01:31:00.800 So it also, uh, it also gets rid of the gig economy. Uh, and it says it's protecting those

01:31:07.440 people, but basically it's, you know, it's, uh, redoing what happened in California and the people

01:31:14.320 went nuts when that happened. Uh, so, so he wants us to go back to the era of having to sit in smelly

01:31:21.540 taxi cabs. I mean, that is absolutely absurd. It might as well require us to go back to the era of

01:31:31.180 the eight track cassette tape and the era of the tinfoil TV dinner. I mean, look, there are a lot

01:31:38.800 of things that we've moved beyond as a society and the old pre gig economy is not something any of us

01:31:44.500 are anxious to go back to, but I can understand why someone wedded to big labor bosses, as opposed

01:31:51.320 to the workers, those people represent would want to shun technology like the plague. It would want to

01:31:58.820 deprive society of the many benefits associated with it. It's tragic, but sadly not that surprising.

01:32:06.180 Mike, you don't have to answer this because I do want to talk to you about, uh, the, uh, the COVID

01:32:13.200 relief bill as well. You, you have been so strong on this. Um, and we're, we've, we're now at 30

01:32:20.240 trillion dollars of debt, but I do want to ask you tomorrow, the president is going to have his first

01:32:26.000 press conference and there's been some disturbing video recently. Uh, do you have any firsthand

01:32:33.120 knowledge that, that he's okay? I, I don't, I don't, but you know, I haven't had any interaction

01:32:44.100 with him, uh, since he was sworn in as president. So I don't have any firsthand, uh, knowledge of that

01:32:49.660 or, or any knowledge beyond what, uh, anyone could see on TV from day to day. And the, the benchmark

01:32:56.760 against which one would compare that is relatively small because his TV appearances have been relatively

01:33:02.160 short, relatively scripted and in relatively controlled environments. So, um, yeah, well,

01:33:08.940 there is precedent speculation. There is precedent on this, uh, when, uh, people from the opposing

01:33:15.800 party and his own party, uh, went to check on Woodrow Wilson. He had had a stroke and he hadn't been

01:33:22.180 seen for a year and his wife was actually signing all of the bills. Uh, and, uh, you know, it's just,

01:33:29.800 there is a, there is historical evidence that sometimes people hide how sick the president is,

01:33:36.720 uh, if, if it's a problem and I hope that's not happening. Um, all right, talk to me. I certainly

01:33:42.940 don't think that's happening. We, we've seen some clips of them out talking to people and, you know,

01:33:46.980 just in relatively short spurts. Right. Um, I don't think that's happening either. Uh, I just,

01:33:51.860 but it, it, if it's progressing, it, it could happen. Um, all right, talk to me, talk to me

01:33:57.840 about a $30 trillion debt and your comment I thought was great on this. It's not like Republicans

01:34:05.600 can say, Hey, we did everything we could. They're part of the problem. Yeah. Well, first of all,

01:34:13.440 we went on a massive spree over the last year and really over the last four years, um, Republican

01:34:22.200 spending has not exactly been a model of restraint. This one takes it to a new level. This one makes,

01:34:30.300 uh, an art form out of using COVID is the ultimate excuse for getting away with anything you want,

01:34:37.940 even if it's hurting other people. So about $2 trillion that was spent very little of it actually

01:34:44.360 was tied to COVID. And this comes about, uh, by the way, at a moment when it'll take us up to a

01:34:50.920 $30 trillion debt comes about at a moment when we're starting to see light at the end of the

01:34:56.100 tunnel. Vaccines are coming out. Immunity is building infection rates, hospitalization rates,

01:35:00.760 death rates are going down. We're spending $2 trillion extra in the name of COVID, but very little

01:35:07.440 of that actually goes to COVID. In fact, less than 1% of that bill goes to vaccine production

01:35:13.960 and distribution. So what the heck is it then? Well, $1,400 checks, and then you got your, uh,

01:35:20.200 $375 billion going to state and local governments, which by the way, or roughly on par with where they

01:35:29.220 were expected to be revenue wise. Some states have even seen their revenues go up. Yeah. This is just

01:35:33.980 a big giveaway, a giveaway, especially to a lot of states that have been loyal to Democrats. And I

01:35:38.960 find that really offensive. So Mike, what do you need from the, the people? Because I think people

01:35:45.560 want to do something. They just don't believe that anything will change. And, um, and then also people

01:35:52.240 feel very alone right now. What can the people do? All right. What, what, what the people can do,

01:36:00.480 anyone within the sound of my voice who happens to agree that we've got a problem with Washington,

01:36:05.060 this stuff is just gross. Just focus. Anytime you get a chance to talk to a member of Congress or

01:36:11.140 somebody running for any federal office, talk to them about the fact that you'd love to see the

01:36:15.320 federal government just do the things the federal government is supposed to do. That means borders,

01:36:21.860 uh, immigration laws, weights and measures, trademarks, copyrights, and patents, national defense,

01:36:26.280 declaring war, granting letters, market reprisal, bankruptcy laws, regulating international and

01:36:33.520 interstate trade. That's about it. Focus on that stuff. Focus on article one, section eight,

01:36:39.580 leave everything else to the States. It's already the law. It's already the constitution. It's already

01:36:45.040 the case that every member of Congress and every president has taken an oath to affirm that same

01:36:51.260 principle. We got down this rabbit hole because starting about 85 years ago,

01:36:56.320 Senates houses of representatives and white houses of every conceivable partisan combination have been

01:37:02.620 engaging in this legislative orgy that assumes that everything is appropriately federal and they're

01:37:09.260 spending more and more and more money doing a lot of times stuff that really isn't any of our

01:37:14.260 business. Spend most of that at the state and local level, send most of this federal authority back to

01:37:20.660 the States where it belongs. That's where I think the message needs to be. Mike Lee. Thank you so

01:37:26.600 much. I appreciate you standing. I can't imagine how frustrated you are to be working in that.

01:37:33.760 Uh, but I'm glad you're there. Thank you so much, Mike. Hey, thanks so much, Glenn. It's not that bad.

01:37:39.160 If you don't think about it, you just keep plugging along. I know that. Thank you so much.

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01:39:36.340 So, have you seen the price of gas lately?

01:39:56.860 Oh my gosh. Thank you, Joe Biden voters. No, seriously. I think people all over America

01:40:04.660 just love you right now. Oh, and it's going up more and more. The oil prices are up yet again

01:40:11.500 today and this will be something. Do you remember the days where that was a big news story when George

01:40:18.120 Bush was president? Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. And then Obama was president and it still went up and no

01:40:23.720 one cared. No one cared. Nobody talked about that. No. So I assume that we're going to get that treatment

01:40:29.080 again here where gas prices will go up and it just won't be that big of an issue. Because look,

01:40:34.140 the climate is an existential threat. Listen, we've got to do getting to work isn't one. Yeah,

01:40:39.180 we got to do the things that we have to do. You know the thing. You know, as Joe Biden famously

01:40:45.060 said, you know the thing. Right. The thing. Pledge allegiance to the, you know, the thing.

01:40:51.760 The thing. And he's got that guy in that thing across the river that does the military stuff.

01:40:57.540 Yeah, that guy, the general. I call him general. I don't know. He's kind of a general. He's

01:41:02.140 actually the word you're looking for is secretary of defense. And the thing that he runs is the

01:41:09.900 Pentagon. That's just, I just want to. He's the guy that, he's the animated general that

01:41:14.960 sells the insurance, right? It's that guy. It's the general. No, not the general. Not

01:41:18.860 that. Not that. Okay. You can call him a general, but he's actually not a general. The general

01:41:23.460 he was talking about was actually a general, but now is a secretary. How did, how, how did

01:41:30.080 a four star general become a early secretary type in and stuff like that? Don't only have

01:41:39.520 other people to do stuff like that for those generals. Imagine how much easy, every once

01:41:44.480 in a while I fantasize about this. Just think about how much easier it would be to just be

01:41:49.900 a liberal. Oh my gosh. Like, I mean, it listens. It'd be so great. They have a president who

01:41:54.520 can't talk. And they're just like, well, we just won't ever put him in front of the people

01:41:58.580 and no one will say anything for six months. It'd be so great. Like, wait, what? But you

01:42:02.360 wouldn't. That's an option? You wouldn't really know what you believe. I mean, here's the good

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01:42:43.120 We're the only ones that can fix it. I don't feel that way about anything. I don't. The

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01:45:12.800 There is a real problem in America. It's a new one. You might not have heard of it,

01:45:21.140 but it's starting to make the rounds and we have to take it seriously. How do I know?

01:45:26.660 How do I know? Well, let me start here. AAPI. Of course, you probably as a racist don't know

01:45:33.740 what that stands for, but it's Asian American Pacific Islander. And please, I implore you to stop

01:45:42.120 hating them. I don't know why people do it, Stu, but they stop the AAPI hate.

01:45:50.380 They just can't stop hating Asians. I don't know why they're doing it. I know. I know. It's terrible.

01:45:54.380 And I wouldn't have known about this if it hadn't been for giant corporations.

01:45:58.760 That's how we get all of our moral leadership. Sure. I've always thought,

01:46:01.980 what do the sneaker companies do? You know what I mean? What do they think about this?

01:46:06.460 They seem really moral. You know, because they're not making sneakers in like sweat camps in China.

01:46:12.120 Oh, no way. Not in Asia. That's for sure. No way. Nope. Like Converse. Converse says hate

01:46:18.300 towards one of us is hate towards all of us. The strength of our community is demonstrated in the

01:46:23.000 way we speak up for each other. And we at Converse stand against hate, violence, discrimination,

01:46:27.220 and racism. We stand in solidarity with our Asian community. Hashtag stop Asian hate.

01:46:33.600 Oh, that is great. Now, that's just one sneaker company. What about the other sneaker company?

01:46:39.960 Nike is another one. Nike to our Asian community. We respect you. We are with you. Nike condemns racism.

01:46:49.460 I like this one because they did it with the dark text and just like the words slowly faded up.

01:46:54.540 I like it. Tommy Hilfiger, we stand with the Asian community. We must all be united against racism.

01:47:02.700 I don't even know this company. Complex.

01:47:08.040 Whatever they do. Important things.

01:47:10.300 We stand in solidarity with the Asian American and Pacific Islander communities against the rise in

01:47:15.840 xenophobic rhetoric, racist acts, anti-Asian hate crimes. Join us and help stop AAPI hate.

01:47:23.140 ESPN, which rarely checks in on anything political. ESPN stands with the Asian community,

01:47:30.780 rejects racism, xenophobia, violence, and intolerance. HBO hate has no home here. We

01:47:36.260 condemn racism, xenophobia, and all of its forms, including the rise of anti-Asian hate crimes in

01:47:41.460 recent weeks since the COVID-19 pandemic began. Nickelodeon, so our kids can do this. We stand

01:47:48.520 united against racism, hatred, violence, the recent rise of attacks against Asian American and Pacific

01:47:53.500 Islanders. Disney has a whole paragraph on it. Disney Plus has another one. Yeah. I mean, I don't

01:48:01.240 know. I mean, I haven't heard from all of the companies, but it seems like there is a problem,

01:48:06.980 Stu, with what I gather is white rednecks hating Asians and just beating them up. Well, I'm

01:48:16.280 particularly concerned about HBO Plus, or excuse me, Disney Plus, because if someone compares Asian

01:48:24.200 American hate to the concentration camps, will they be forced to fire themselves? We don't know. We don't

01:48:31.780 know the answer to that. We don't know. We'll get into it, I'm sure. We don't know. Really soon. Also,

01:48:35.740 if you didn't see the company statements, you may have heard this from actress Olivia Munn, who went

01:48:41.600 viral with her passionate statement about Asian American intolerance. Listen. We've been going

01:48:48.220 through so much in our community and going through this over the last year, you know, the astronomical

01:48:56.000 spike in hate crimes against Asian Americans. Astronomical. And actually Asians and all,

01:49:01.780 communities where we're marginalized. You know, I have friends in London tell me about that.

01:49:05.820 Gemma Chan speaks about that, that it's happening in London as well. And, you know, we,

01:49:11.520 we go through all of these struggles and hate crimes and just, there's so much pain and it feels

01:49:21.580 like we haven't been seen. This is legitimately shocking to me. I will say, I had no idea Olivia Munn

01:49:27.540 was Asian. I had no idea either. I just saw her as beautiful. Yes. I just said, no, I didn't know

01:49:32.560 that, but that's, that's an interesting, shocking. Why is this happening? Why all of a sudden is every

01:49:38.400 company on the planet? I think McDonald's came out yesterday with another statement. Why are they

01:49:42.800 doing this? What, what is going on? Well, it was so popular when they did it with stop the hatred

01:49:46.800 towards Jews. Oh no, they don't seem to. Wait, no, they didn't do that. No. That's weird. We'll have

01:49:52.740 to ask Andrew Cuomo about how that's working. Yeah. So mainly the information comes from Russell

01:49:59.340 Jung. He is the chair of the Asian American Studies Department at the San Francisco State

01:50:03.600 University. He created a tool which basically allows people to message the organization and tell

01:50:11.040 them about the hate crime they were a victim of. So if you're walking down the street, someone spits

01:50:17.500 on you, someone says any anti-Asian slur beats you up because you're Asian. You go to the website and

01:50:23.260 you report it to stop AAPI hate. And then I, you know, the media basically parrots whatever.

01:50:30.460 So let's say you were walking in an alley in Chicago and you were just going to the store. You had gotten

01:50:36.620 home and you were alone and there was one place in the alley where the camera wasn't pointed to.

01:50:42.880 Oh no. And you were jumped by a bunch of guys who the cameras never picked up. Sure. Sure. And they

01:50:48.920 put a noose around your neck. Okay. You could just call and report that. Do you have a Subway sandwich?

01:50:54.820 Well, I did. Okay. I never dropped my Subway sandwich in the whole time. You could report that. I could

01:50:59.460 report it. It is an important detail here that this is a self-reporting website. Okay. Not a measure of

01:51:05.760 criminal statistics by the FBI. That doesn't mean it's not happening. No. Yeah. No. And actually

01:51:11.300 some of it is happening. Like we had, there's been videos that have been circulating. Horrible

01:51:14.140 videos. Do we have the video of the guy getting pushed out to the ground? I mean, these hate this.

01:51:18.260 I mean, this guy just elderly guy just gets hammered as, as for no reason from behind from

01:51:25.100 this random guy. There's another guy. I saw another one where a guy's in a Subway. He does exactly

01:51:30.220 the same thing. Yeah. The Biden administration put out a big statement about this, but can we think

01:51:35.080 about what's being alleged here for a second? This is what stuck me, initially got me going

01:51:39.700 on this. We're basically told that the coronavirus, you know, starts in China and that apparently

01:51:46.920 begins a simmering hatred among evil Americans on the other side of the globe. Then Donald

01:51:53.540 Trump starts using the term China virus. Now the mainstream media also used it for months,

01:52:00.140 but it was only effective apparently to these racists when Donald Trump started saying the

01:52:05.540 China virus. So he started saying the China virus and that inspires these people. And

01:52:11.980 then after sitting around and sort of pseudo quarantine for like a year, they one day decide,

01:52:18.260 you know, this is the day I'm going to go out and just start beating up Asian people. Well,

01:52:22.980 because I I'm mad about the virus that started in another country and flew. See, this is what

01:52:31.680 happened. It was stuff like this that has created this. I mean, I look, I don't have a high

01:52:40.040 expectation of America, of the American people at times. I could get a little cynical as you may

01:52:44.920 know, Glenn. Yeah. But are people, have you ever met a single person who would be so dumb that they

01:52:52.900 would go beat up an Asian American person because of virus started in China? Now I'm not saying

01:52:59.360 none of them exist. Let me tell you this. I have met people so dumb fill in the blank blank. I've

01:53:07.020 met a lot of them. Okay. But you have to change that with so hateful, so dumb and so hateful that

01:53:16.120 they think that that guy who's Asian is somehow or another responsible for what happened in China.

01:53:22.780 Right. You know, that's not logical. That's a that's a combination that I think is probably

01:53:27.500 pretty rare there. You know, they don't run the Chinese government. The guy you see walking down

01:53:33.500 the street who happens to be Asian does not run the Chinese government. There's a much better chance

01:53:38.280 he's actually escaping the Chinese government to come here. So let me ask you a question,

01:53:42.820 because they're making this sound like it's a Trump supporter thing, a white supremacist thing.

01:53:47.800 Yeah. And the they keep saying how it's happening happening in Berkeley. And I I'm not sure there's

01:53:56.340 a lot of MAGA supporters. Yeah, not not a hotbed. Yeah. You know, the fact the video we just showed

01:54:02.840 is actually from Oakland. Now, first thing you need to know about this video is that this is a quote

01:54:09.200 from the report. The suspect in the Oakland assault, Yahya Muslim.

01:54:15.160 Hmm. His name is Yahya Muslim.

01:54:18.740 OK, he was charged with three counts of assault, including great bodily injury, committing a crime

01:54:22.900 against an elderly person. I mean, nothing. So wait, that's not the guy. That's not the guy

01:54:27.180 who was down on the ground. No, the guy who pushed him and charged with the crime was named Yahya Muslim.

01:54:32.920 And there's nothing that screams white supremacist more than a guy named Yahya Muslim.

01:54:37.780 Muslim. Yeah. You know, I will say, can we please stop blaming the Muslims for everything?

01:54:44.080 The whole Muslim family. Yahya, Jermaine, Tito. All of them. All of them. None of the Muslims

01:54:49.980 did this. Stop it. So you're in there. This is in Oakland. OK, now Donald Trump, it got a lot

01:54:57.640 of people to vote for him. Can I go? But not in Oakland. Can we blame Pippa?

01:55:02.260 We can't bet Pippa Muslim. OK. She's probably guilty. That's OK. All right. So Trump lost in

01:55:09.860 Oakland 82 to 16. Right. This is not a hot spot of Donald Trump voters. Well, that's because they

01:55:17.500 were all. I mean, he had the real number was 156 to 86. Oh, really? And they were all stolen.

01:55:26.140 Oh, OK. Because there's a lot of conservatives there in Oakland. Tons of conservatives in

01:55:31.180 Oakland. A lot of them. Some of these reports on Asian-American violence have talked about

01:55:36.500 a ninefold increase in the entire Asian hate in New York City. Yes, you've seen that. So

01:55:42.840 again, New York City, not exactly a MAGA hotspot. He lost by more than 50 points in New York City.

01:55:50.920 OK. Huh. But the ninefold interest increase appears to be true. However, the raw numbers

01:55:58.040 are it went from three incidents in 2019 to 28 incidents in 2020. That's 28 too many. It's 28

01:56:08.020 too many. 100% correct. And it is an increase and it's notable. However, it's 28 incidents in

01:56:14.520 a city of 10 million people. So is that just Manhattan? That's well, no, it's the it's New York

01:56:20.680 City proper, I believe. So it's like 8.4 million, I believe, is the population. The metro. The

01:56:27.760 metro is even bigger. Yeah, it's like 17 million. Now, to in the first two months of 2021, there

01:56:33.380 were precisely zero incidents of this. So is this an increasing trend? What about other

01:56:39.980 cities? Right. This is the thing. There was 18 incidents in Oakland, but the law enforcement

01:56:44.900 there says there are no there's no evidence whatsoever that any of them were racially

01:56:50.280 motivated in any way. In San Francisco, there were six hate crimes against Asians in 2019 and

01:56:56.960 nine in 2020. Slight increase, but I don't know that this is an epidemic level. In Washington,

01:57:02.520 D.C., the opposite happened. There were six incidents in 2019 and one in 2020. There is a

01:57:10.420 lot of issues here, and a lot of it goes back to the self-reporting data. This is from NBC

01:57:15.240 News. Some outlets have also reported almost 3,000 hate crimes during the pandemic. The

01:57:20.140 reporting form Stop AAPI Hate, which is at the center of almost all of us. They collected

01:57:24.940 2,800 reports of hate incidents nationwide over five months last year, but the incidents weren't

01:57:30.300 necessarily hate crimes. They included less severe yet insidious forms of discrimination,

01:57:35.120 including shunning, verbal harassment, and name-calling. Now, I am 100% anti-shunning,

01:57:44.940 Glenn. You should not shun Asians in any way. No shunning. Stop the shunning. If they're

01:57:51.580 conservatives, they should be shunned and canceled. Okay, yes. Asian conservatives should be wildly

01:57:56.940 shunned. If they're Uyghurs, we should shun them. Shun away. Shun them, yeah. Double shun if you need

01:58:02.560 to. Right. But not Democratic Asians. Never shun them. Okay, so we agree that Asian Americans

01:58:10.680 shouldn't be shunned. Yeah. Right? Yes. We got that. Yes. You know, and this is just not just

01:58:18.140 conservatives, by the way. New York Times also went into this. They say that the Stop AAPI Hate,

01:58:24.220 which started after the coronavirus began, is saying there's an increase, but they can't compare

01:58:30.940 it to the previous year because the organization didn't exist. So they went from zero to 2,800

01:58:38.000 incidents because there was zero. Right. Because there was zero. The organization didn't exist.

01:58:45.300 Also, there's a lot of people, and we noticed it with the Yahya Muslim family,

01:58:50.260 that happen to be African Americans. The New York Times even asks this. How does this explain attacks

01:58:56.300 by black people? Were they also acting as Mr. Trump's white supremacist henchmen? Do we really

01:59:02.060 believe that there is some coordinated plan by black people to brutalize Asian Americans?

01:59:07.400 This is not me asking this. This is in the New York Times. So the bottom line is this is a

01:59:12.780 self-reporting situation, and it seems to be. We're not going to hear about this when the FBI

01:59:19.760 released the actual crime statistics in 18 months, and we show basically a flat line. That's not going to be

01:59:25.920 a story. It's going to be a story until then, but you should at least know the truth. Well, you

01:59:29.320 shouldn't shun anyone. No, you shouldn't. You shouldn't be shunning anyone for really any reason

01:59:35.200 other than, I mean, racism is so, it bothers me. It really bothers me because it's so lazy.

01:59:44.300 Get to know somebody and then hate them. Just don't hate them based on their skin color. That's just lazy.

01:59:52.160 All right, Michael Burry. You know the name. I know Stu is a big fan of the movie, The Big Short.

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02:00:41.960 based on the gazillions of dollars that we are printing. I'd love to get him on the show. We should

02:00:47.780 get him on. Bottom line, it's time to hedge against all that inflation. The dollar will become worthless

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