The Glenn Beck Program - Don’t Mess with Patents, Biden ｜ Guests： Sen. Josh Hawley & Rep. James Comer

00:00:00.000 I want to tell you a little bit about Rectech last night.

00:00:02.700 We put steaks on the Rectech.

00:00:05.400 They were so delicious.

00:00:07.840 So, so very good.

00:00:10.340 And it's so easy on the Rectech.

00:00:13.280 You don't have to worry about burning them.

00:00:14.960 You don't have to worry about anything because it takes care of all of it.

00:00:19.820 It has smart technology, and it's a better griller than I am.

00:00:23.900 This was a grill built by grillers.

00:00:26.580 So, it's people who go to those contests and, you know, try to have the best smoked meat.

00:00:31.800 That's who built this.

00:00:33.780 And it is built like a tank, and it is really simple to use.

00:00:39.720 It is competitively priced.

00:00:41.780 You go in and look at the best grill on the market now at Home Depot or wherever you buy your grills.

00:00:46.520 And then, A, B, compare.

00:00:48.260 Go to Rectech.com, R-E-C-T-E-Q.com, and A, B, compare.

00:00:53.380 No comparison at all.

00:00:55.700 Not even close.

00:00:57.560 Rectech, R-E-C-T-E-Q.com.

00:01:01.100 Go there now.

00:01:01.540 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.

00:01:30.300 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:40.040 Build back better.

00:01:41.580 That is the slogan everybody thinks of the Biden campaign, but it wasn't.

00:01:45.880 It is the slogan of the Great Reset.

00:01:48.740 That's why it's used by politicians all over the world.

00:01:51.640 Build back better.

00:01:53.440 The Great Reset.

00:01:54.680 Well, we're not going to have a lot left over to build soon.

00:02:00.940 Remember, one of the things that they say is that by 2030, you will not own anything.

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00:02:12.160 I don't think so.

00:02:13.440 I don't think so.

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00:04:00.840 The Biden administration announced yesterday that it supports waiving intellectual property protections for COVID-19 vaccines.

00:04:20.740 Okay, let me give you the compassionate story.

00:04:26.480 Right now, there are places in Africa that don't have the vaccine.

00:04:31.400 Right now, there are places like India that is exploding.

00:04:38.000 And they need the vaccine.

00:04:40.360 So what do we do?

00:04:43.660 Well, there's several things we could do.

00:04:45.380 We could all band together and the United States government and the bully pulpit of the president could say, we need the vaccine.

00:04:54.460 We need to help India.

00:04:56.080 And I know this audience alone would raise.

00:04:59.800 I mean, we've raised $50 million for for things before at almost a drop of a hat in six months.

00:05:08.060 If there's a real humanitarian crisis, the American people will step to the plate.

00:05:13.200 Just ask them.

00:05:14.160 They'll do it.

00:05:15.320 So you could do that.

00:05:16.800 You could encourage through churches that they raise money to buy vaccines.

00:05:23.220 You could even go to the companies and say, hey, is there anything that you guys can do?

00:05:30.080 Can you help these countries out?

00:05:32.180 They are massively slammed right now.

00:05:35.700 Those would be the things that would come to my mind.

00:05:39.060 I would not say, you know what?

00:05:42.060 Yeah, there's something we can do.

00:05:42.940 Just take the patent away.

00:05:44.700 Just tell all the companies around the world.

00:05:47.000 Just tell them, here's the formula.

00:05:49.500 We have it.

00:05:50.540 Oh, and by the way, it's not just the formula for this vaccine.

00:05:53.980 It is the way to make the vaccine.

00:05:57.840 It is something that has been in development by some of these companies for 40 years.

00:06:04.960 And we're just supposed to give that up.

00:06:08.060 I wouldn't consider that as president of the United States.

00:06:11.680 Who is incentivized to help anybody to come up with any kind of vaccines, life-saving vaccines, if they know at any time the government can come in and just take it?

00:06:29.220 The thing that always pisses me off about Robin Hood is it drives me out of my ever-loving mind.

00:06:38.320 It's just like Robin Hood taken from the rich and given to the poor.

00:06:42.540 No, no, that's not what Robin Hood did.

00:06:46.500 You're leaving out half the story.

00:06:49.720 The government, with the sheriff, came in and took everything from the poor.

00:06:55.640 So Robin Hood wasn't stealing from the rich.

00:06:59.700 He was going back to collect all the things and the money that had been taken by the oppressive government to give it back to the original owners.

00:07:09.280 That's the story of Robin Hood.

00:07:13.420 But today's world, they'll say, Robin, this is Robin Hood.

00:07:16.540 Look, these companies have so much money and are just going to get rich off of this.

00:07:21.960 And so we ought to take it from them.

00:07:25.200 They won't even notice.

00:07:26.360 Well, in this case, that's kind of true.

00:07:29.980 The COVID vaccine is such a small, small part of the bottom line of just one company that makes the little blue pill.

00:07:45.320 Do you think that they're like, oh, man, this vaccine, now we get rich.

00:07:52.400 There will always be a lack of erections for somebody, and they are taking care of that.

00:08:02.380 This is not even in that category.

00:08:07.660 OK, so what would you do if you were at Pfizer or you were at one of these companies when the president comes out and says,

00:08:19.460 vaccine supply for American people is secured now, but we're going to we're going to work with the private sector and all possible partners to expand vaccine manufacturing and distribution and distribution.

00:08:32.320 You know, we're going to we're going to do those things.

00:08:34.740 But, you know, I I think that maybe we should maybe end the patent protection.

00:08:40.740 The only thing that makes me happy is a lot of these companies are part of the Great Reset.

00:08:48.580 They've all bought into the Great Reset.

00:08:50.740 We're going to be partners.

00:08:52.300 We're going to be a public private partnership and we're going to be protected.

00:08:57.720 It'll be all the other companies.

00:08:59.320 It won't be.

00:09:00.420 Yeah, they're going to come and eat your lunch, too, Jack.

00:09:02.900 You're just going to be the last one that they eat.

00:09:04.980 But they will eat you.

00:09:07.980 If I were at one of these companies today, I would not only gear up with my attorneys, I would just as a PR campaign, because it won't cost you that much in the grand scheme of things.

00:09:20.000 I would just say India.

00:09:21.920 I would have actually done this last week, but, you know, I'm I wait a minute.

00:09:26.580 I am a doctor.

00:09:27.660 Maybe I could get a job there.

00:09:29.200 Uh, I would have last week when I found out about India or two weeks ago, I would have said, you know what, guys, make sure that America, the home base is taken care of.

00:09:40.240 But what can we do to help India?

00:09:43.260 India, we're just going to send you worry about the price later or, you know, here's a bunch of it free just to get you started.

00:09:49.620 But here you go.

00:09:52.460 That's what these companies should do on their own.

00:09:56.080 You know, Ben Franklin was big into patents, really big into patents.

00:10:04.420 Why?

00:10:06.120 Because patents protect the inventor.

00:10:09.280 They protect the investor.

00:10:11.900 They protect.

00:10:12.480 You can have the greatest idea.

00:10:14.440 I have ideas.

00:10:15.820 Oh, my gosh.

00:10:16.760 I have ideas for Disney that only Disney kind of money would be able to pull off.

00:10:21.780 And they are great.

00:10:22.800 I've told them to several people.

00:10:23.940 I've tried to tell them to Disney, but they won't take new ideas.

00:10:26.660 I've told them to several people.

00:10:28.020 I mean, people like former people at WEDD.

00:10:30.300 And they would be and they were like, that's fantastic.

00:10:33.640 Yeah, I know.

00:10:34.140 But it would take Disney style money to do.

00:10:38.560 Okay.

00:10:40.680 That's the reason you have patents, because I got a million ideas, but not the money to pull them off.

00:10:47.780 If somebody does, if I pitch it to the right person, will they do it?

00:10:53.500 And should, if it's a huge success, should they then lose money because somebody goes, that's a great idea.

00:11:00.380 And you know what?

00:11:01.880 We really need that.

00:11:03.780 For instance, the iPhone, the cell phone, the connectivity that we all enjoy right now, being able to do everything on our iPhone.

00:11:18.020 There you could convince a lot of Americans that you couldn't live without your iPhone today.

00:11:23.820 Oh, and I love this argument.

00:11:25.700 Why don't we just revoke the patent for the iPhone and let anyone make the iPhone?

00:11:33.720 It's really kind of essential that everyone has an iPhone.

00:11:40.300 You know, for as wonderful and utopian that that world seems to be,

00:11:48.060 as soon as you start doing that, the people who do have ideas stop having ideas,

00:11:54.140 because they're not willing to make a better mousetrap.

00:11:59.440 Because why?

00:12:01.720 I mean, I'll make it maybe a better mousetrap for my house,

00:12:04.480 but why am I going to try to gather a bunch of people and say,

00:12:08.220 hey, let's make a company because this will really serve.

00:12:10.660 Because you're Jesus?

00:12:12.720 No.

00:12:13.920 That's not going to happen.

00:12:15.300 You have to have the human incentive of being able to make something.

00:12:20.820 Now, you also strive to be a person like Ben Franklin.

00:12:26.120 Ben Franklin believed deeply in patents because it protects people.

00:12:32.840 However, he was the greatest inventor of the day,

00:12:37.200 and he never took a patent out on anything.

00:12:40.460 He's the guy who came up with a potbelly stove.

00:12:43.100 Do you know how many people that saved?

00:12:44.740 Do you know how many women's lives were saved by Ben Franklin

00:12:50.280 because the potbelly stove didn't have an open flame?

00:12:55.460 I can't remember the number, but it's incredible.

00:12:58.120 Do you remember this stat, Stu?

00:12:59.580 It's like 20% of all deaths of women.

00:13:03.880 I think it was the leading cause of death of women besides natural causes,

00:13:09.460 and that includes childbirth, I think was fire.

00:13:12.620 They burned to death because they had the skirts,

00:13:16.420 and they were near the open fire,

00:13:18.320 and they would catch fire and burn to death.

00:13:21.020 It was awful.

00:13:22.740 He came up with a potbelly stove.

00:13:24.880 It was much safer.

00:13:26.060 It was smaller.

00:13:26.780 It was economical.

00:13:27.900 It worked to heat people's houses.

00:13:30.680 He thought, I should share this with everybody.

00:13:32.660 I don't need the money.

00:13:34.480 And it was his choice.

00:13:36.340 Would Ben Franklin have invented all of those things

00:13:41.100 if he was forced to do it by the king?

00:13:44.780 I don't think so.

00:13:46.560 I don't think so.

00:13:50.480 This is the problem with Marxism.

00:13:53.460 It takes away every human natural trait.

00:13:59.240 As much as I wish things didn't mean stuff to me,

00:14:05.380 they do.

00:14:07.020 They do.

00:14:08.420 And I can try to be Gandhi,

00:14:11.060 but I'm sorry.

00:14:12.620 I really like that.

00:14:14.700 I like that.

00:14:15.360 And I like the fact that that's mine.

00:14:17.780 And I worked hard to get that.

00:14:20.500 And I worked hard because I wanted to have that,

00:14:23.880 collect that, live in that, drive that.

00:14:26.340 That is what humans do.

00:14:31.500 And we can all go to church and try to change that

00:14:35.840 or gain perspective on that and balance that.

00:14:41.120 But you can't expect people to suddenly just go,

00:14:45.780 oh, you know what?

00:14:47.400 Jeez, why didn't Joe Biden pass that executive order earlier?

00:14:51.060 I now don't care about any stuff.

00:14:53.280 And I want to work hard just for the collective.

00:14:57.480 Screw my own personal interests.

00:15:00.260 It's not going to happen.

00:15:02.280 That's why Marxism always ends in concentration camps.

00:15:07.220 Because it's not normal.

00:15:10.440 It's why everyone who's a Marxist

00:15:12.980 has to shut everyone else down.

00:15:16.160 Because the one human trait

00:15:21.320 that they think will beat every other human trait

00:15:27.080 is fear.

00:15:29.720 If you are afraid,

00:15:31.840 then you will go along with it.

00:15:34.840 But nobody will go along.

00:15:36.600 Nobody in this country

00:15:38.440 would go along with the cancel culture,

00:15:42.160 with any of the crap

00:15:44.780 that's being jammed down your throat right now,

00:15:46.960 if they weren't afraid.

00:15:49.220 Some would,

00:15:50.420 but it would be probably less than 10%.

00:15:53.320 The rest of the people would be like,

00:15:56.940 I don't care.

00:15:58.160 I don't care.

00:15:59.760 The only reason why they do care

00:16:02.240 is because the Marxists have made you afraid.

00:16:05.160 And afraid of what?

00:16:08.080 Of losing what you own.

00:16:13.520 Losing your job,

00:16:15.360 which in turn has you lose your house

00:16:17.640 and your car and your status.

00:16:22.020 Those are human nature traits.

00:16:25.700 And this administration

00:16:29.360 and others in it

00:16:31.140 are coming

00:16:32.540 for your right

00:16:34.760 to own

00:16:36.000 your name,

00:16:37.680 your ideas,

00:16:38.760 your property,

00:16:40.040 your home,

00:16:41.040 your car,

00:16:41.900 whatever it is.

00:16:44.200 And it's happening today.

00:16:46.900 We just mentioned

00:16:48.160 about what's happening

00:16:49.060 with these pharmaceutical companies.

00:16:50.920 Give me one second

00:16:51.940 and I'll show you

00:16:52.920 how it's happening

00:16:53.560 to people who own homes.

00:16:55.700 60 seconds.

00:16:59.640 All right.

00:17:01.280 Here's something you want to own

00:17:02.580 until the government comes

00:17:03.460 and takes it from you.

00:17:04.620 Just like everything else.

00:17:06.000 That is gold

00:17:07.700 from Goldline.

00:17:09.460 Yesterday,

00:17:09.940 I told you about

00:17:10.780 a big,

00:17:11.600 big,

00:17:11.880 big,

00:17:12.080 big,

00:17:12.280 big investor

00:17:12.960 who has been on CNBC

00:17:15.280 since before there was a CNBC.

00:17:17.660 He's like 79 years old.

00:17:19.580 And he's always made fun

00:17:22.180 of people who buy gold.

00:17:23.420 Always.

00:17:23.860 Because he's like,

00:17:24.860 it's not,

00:17:25.440 it's not something

00:17:26.580 that is just going to grow

00:17:27.740 out of control,

00:17:28.700 blah,

00:17:28.900 blah,

00:17:29.040 blah.

00:17:29.440 You can make so much

00:17:30.620 more money elsewhere.

00:17:31.500 Well,

00:17:31.620 I've always told you

00:17:32.640 I don't buy gold

00:17:33.760 as an investment.

00:17:34.520 I buy it as a hedge

00:17:35.960 against insanity.

00:17:37.840 Well,

00:17:38.260 that's kind of what he said

00:17:39.920 a couple of days ago.

00:17:41.380 He said,

00:17:41.980 I kind of feel foolish

00:17:43.120 because I've always made fun

00:17:44.140 of those people,

00:17:44.580 but now I see

00:17:45.600 what's happening

00:17:46.220 to the dollar

00:17:47.020 and how they're debasing it

00:17:49.240 and how there's not

00:17:50.500 going to be a dollar

00:17:51.360 and the only thing

00:17:52.780 left that will have

00:17:53.840 any value

00:17:54.520 is gold.

00:17:56.440 I mean,

00:17:56.640 he even didn't think

00:17:57.620 land was as good.

00:18:00.920 Things are changing.

00:18:02.540 Things are changing

00:18:03.420 and they're changing

00:18:04.100 rapidly.

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00:18:47.280 So, Stu,

00:18:55.640 I just went off

00:18:58.340 and I meant to have

00:18:59.040 more of a conversation

00:18:59.800 with you,

00:19:00.320 but sorry about that

00:19:02.020 with the prescription

00:19:03.520 drug takeover.

00:19:05.820 Let's look now

00:19:06.740 at the houses.

00:19:08.160 A federal judge

00:19:09.040 just overturned

00:19:10.680 the CDC,

00:19:12.140 thank God.

00:19:13.360 Tell me what this story

00:19:14.620 is all about.

00:19:15.140 Yeah, basically,

00:19:16.660 the reason why

00:19:18.720 there was a moratorium

00:19:20.700 on evictions

00:19:21.400 in the country

00:19:22.040 was because the CDC

00:19:23.020 basically said,

00:19:24.260 look,

00:19:25.220 you know,

00:19:25.840 it's a pandemic.

00:19:26.520 We can't be putting people

00:19:27.500 out in the street.

00:19:28.100 We're telling people

00:19:28.640 to stay inside,

00:19:29.400 so we can't have people

00:19:30.360 be evicted right now.

00:19:31.620 I mean,

00:19:31.940 you can understand

00:19:32.740 the generic thought process

00:19:34.400 of that point.

00:19:36.420 Of course,

00:19:37.200 it creates all sorts

00:19:38.340 of other problems,

00:19:39.140 like, for example,

00:19:40.420 landlords

00:19:40.900 who now can't get

00:19:43.460 anyone to pay rent

00:19:44.740 because everyone

00:19:46.220 is telling them

00:19:46.960 they don't have to.

00:19:49.100 So, you know,

00:19:49.820 there's all sorts

00:19:50.280 of stories of landlords

00:19:51.540 going to these houses

00:19:54.000 over and over

00:19:54.580 and over again.

00:19:55.540 People,

00:19:56.080 even though they're

00:19:56.940 getting checks

00:19:57.600 from the government,

00:19:58.400 are refusing to pay

00:19:59.960 the rent

00:20:00.720 because they know

00:20:01.440 they don't have to.

00:20:02.940 And instead,

00:20:03.840 they're looking

00:20:05.040 through the windows

00:20:05.580 and they're seeing

00:20:06.040 big screen TVs

00:20:06.880 that are brand new

00:20:07.860 because they just

00:20:08.480 got a check

00:20:08.860 from the government

00:20:09.440 to pay for the TV,

00:20:10.680 but they're not

00:20:11.240 paying rent.

00:20:12.140 And so,

00:20:12.860 these landlords

00:20:13.560 who continue

00:20:14.800 to have to pay

00:20:15.300 maintenance on the house,

00:20:16.440 who continue

00:20:16.740 to have to pay

00:20:17.200 mortgages on the house,

00:20:18.880 who continue

00:20:19.220 to have to pay

00:20:19.780 the taxes on the house

00:20:20.980 and all of the other

00:20:21.720 associated costs

00:20:22.540 of running a business

00:20:23.340 like this,

00:20:24.560 they are unable

00:20:26.540 or unable

00:20:27.440 to be able

00:20:27.860 to get the actual

00:20:29.120 income

00:20:29.760 from these homes

00:20:31.740 and are going bankrupt.

00:20:33.100 They're running up

00:20:33.500 their credit cards

00:20:34.320 and all these other things.

00:20:35.700 Yeah, but

00:20:35.960 they didn't get the bailout.

00:20:37.280 They're evil landlords,

00:20:38.100 but they're evil landlords.

00:20:39.000 So, why do I care?

00:20:40.440 Well, you know,

00:20:41.000 many of them aren't

00:20:42.040 evil landlords.

00:20:43.160 No, no, no,

00:20:43.460 they're landlords.

00:20:44.400 No, I know.

00:20:45.300 I understand the great

00:20:46.400 reset point here

00:20:47.340 in this conversation,

00:20:48.240 but, you know,

00:20:49.280 like the Washington Post

00:20:50.480 had a great story

00:20:51.140 about a guy

00:20:51.680 who was an immigrant

00:20:52.400 who came over here

00:20:53.740 and built the American dream

00:20:56.020 out of buying houses

00:20:58.240 in low-income areas,

00:21:00.560 fixing them up,

00:21:01.560 and renting them

00:21:02.360 to lower-middle-class

00:21:04.540 types

00:21:05.760 who have been able

00:21:06.960 to improve

00:21:07.720 these areas

00:21:10.360 immensely

00:21:11.080 because, you know,

00:21:12.740 it's helped bring,

00:21:14.560 revitalize

00:21:15.160 an entire community.

00:21:16.980 And now those people

00:21:17.620 are going out of business.

00:21:19.300 Yeah, but he took his money

00:21:20.420 and he bought a Mercedes.

00:21:21.560 Yeah, I know.

00:21:22.260 And so,

00:21:22.880 when he drives by,

00:21:24.760 this was in the story,

00:21:25.720 when he drives by

00:21:26.960 some of the houses

00:21:27.560 of the people

00:21:28.220 and he sees the new

00:21:29.320 big-screen TV

00:21:30.160 that the government

00:21:30.780 bought for them

00:21:31.380 and he's not getting

00:21:32.700 rent from those people,

00:21:34.580 they just look out

00:21:35.460 the window and say,

00:21:36.360 yeah,

00:21:36.660 but he drives a Mercedes.

00:21:38.280 Why should I give it to him?

00:21:39.680 Right.

00:21:40.080 That is basically

00:21:41.400 what they said

00:21:42.620 in the story.

00:21:44.060 So,

00:21:45.260 yesterday,

00:21:46.080 they had a ruling

00:21:47.180 came out

00:21:47.660 from a federal court

00:21:48.500 that said,

00:21:48.960 basically,

00:21:49.860 look,

00:21:51.140 we,

00:21:52.240 the legislation

00:21:53.100 gets to decide

00:21:54.960 whether it's a good idea

00:21:56.540 to have a moratorium

00:21:57.680 on evictions.

00:21:59.900 That's something

00:22:00.520 the legislation

00:22:01.160 gets to do.

00:22:02.260 Our goal here

00:22:04.280 and our charge here

00:22:05.740 is to just say,

00:22:07.020 does the CDC

00:22:07.840 have the legal authority

00:22:09.640 to ban evictions

00:22:11.480 over the entire country

00:22:13.260 for a year

00:22:13.820 and they do not.

00:22:15.900 That's the way

00:22:16.240 they said.

00:22:17.140 They do not.

00:22:18.020 They do not.

00:22:18.640 They do not.

00:22:19.700 No.

00:22:20.100 They do not.

00:22:20.740 Thank God.

00:22:21.500 However,

00:22:22.440 this has caused

00:22:23.320 all kinds of problems.

00:22:25.220 They believe

00:22:25.580 it's one of the reasons

00:22:26.540 why people are having

00:22:27.440 a hard time

00:22:27.900 finding houses to buy

00:22:29.200 and the reason

00:22:30.420 why housing prices,

00:22:32.600 existing housing prices

00:22:33.800 are going up

00:22:35.860 because of the CDC.

00:22:38.920 Josh Hawley next.

00:22:39.640 The Glenn Beck Program.

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00:24:01.800 So we have been

00:24:10.680 talking about

00:24:11.480 the loss

00:24:12.440 of property rights,

00:24:14.300 patent rights.

00:24:15.320 Let's talk about

00:24:16.200 the loss

00:24:16.900 of your right

00:24:17.880 to speak freely,

00:24:19.760 to gather

00:24:20.660 with people

00:24:21.720 that you,

00:24:22.560 you know,

00:24:23.940 agree with,

00:24:24.840 to petition

00:24:25.700 the government.

00:24:26.540 All of these things

00:24:27.500 are going away

00:24:29.380 and a lot of them

00:24:30.520 are going away

00:24:31.260 because of

00:24:32.240 what Senator

00:24:33.300 Josh Hawley

00:24:33.860 calls the

00:24:34.400 tyranny of big tech.

00:24:36.220 We welcome

00:24:37.100 the senator

00:24:38.320 from Missouri

00:24:39.800 to the program.

00:24:40.600 Hello, Senator Hawley.

00:24:41.780 How are you, sir?

00:24:43.200 I'm doing great.

00:24:44.020 Thanks for having me.

00:24:45.500 You bet.

00:24:46.620 You know,

00:24:47.200 the news of the last

00:24:48.280 couple of days

00:24:48.980 has been how

00:24:50.120 Facebook,

00:24:51.180 Twitter,

00:24:51.600 they're just going

00:24:52.480 to continue to ban

00:24:53.660 Donald Trump.

00:24:54.860 And they're saying

00:24:55.940 because he was

00:24:57.660 part of that

00:24:58.260 giant insurrection,

00:24:59.620 the worst

00:25:00.480 attack on

00:25:02.100 our republic

00:25:03.360 since the

00:25:04.120 Civil War.

00:25:04.960 Yeah, you know,

00:25:06.900 I don't think

00:25:07.480 that's why

00:25:07.920 they're banning him.

00:25:09.400 Go ahead.

00:25:10.660 Yeah,

00:25:11.180 no,

00:25:11.740 it's why they're

00:25:12.520 banning him is

00:25:13.080 they don't like

00:25:13.920 his speech

00:25:14.480 and they're

00:25:14.860 banning him

00:25:15.320 and can get by

00:25:15.800 with it, Glenn,

00:25:16.260 because they're

00:25:16.520 monopolies

00:25:17.160 and all of their

00:25:18.160 customers and

00:25:19.000 consumers have

00:25:19.620 nowhere else to go

00:25:20.580 because there's

00:25:21.040 no competition.

00:25:21.880 So you think

00:25:22.220 about,

00:25:22.520 oh my gosh,

00:25:23.260 I don't like

00:25:23.780 what Facebook's

00:25:24.300 doing.

00:25:24.620 Where would I

00:25:25.120 go?

00:25:25.860 What platform

00:25:26.440 would I go to

00:25:27.260 that would be

00:25:28.120 different than

00:25:28.600 Facebook and have

00:25:29.280 different rules?

00:25:29.840 The answer is

00:25:30.300 nowhere because

00:25:31.400 Facebook is in

00:25:32.200 monopoly and

00:25:33.040 they are actively

00:25:33.880 buying up

00:25:34.500 competition and

00:25:35.500 suppressing new

00:25:36.200 entrants in the

00:25:36.700 market, ditto

00:25:37.280 with Twitter.

00:25:38.280 We saw Parler,

00:25:39.760 a competitor to

00:25:40.540 Twitter, try to

00:25:41.160 get off the ground

00:25:42.100 earlier this year

00:25:42.860 and what happened

00:25:43.560 back in January?

00:25:44.980 Well, Twitter and

00:25:45.960 Amazon and Apple

00:25:47.680 and Google got

00:25:48.760 together and

00:25:49.360 canceled Parler

00:25:50.160 within the space

00:25:50.820 of like 48 hours.

00:25:51.860 So these are

00:25:53.040 monopoly companies

00:25:54.180 with monopoly power

00:25:55.520 over speech and

00:25:57.260 we've got to do

00:25:57.840 something about it.

00:25:59.240 So one of the

00:26:00.180 things, you've

00:26:01.140 written a new

00:26:02.120 book,

00:26:02.580 called The

00:26:03.980 Tyranny of

00:26:04.540 Big Tech and

00:26:05.500 I think this is

00:26:06.340 the one thing

00:26:07.220 I'm glad you're

00:26:07.900 dealing with it.

00:26:08.700 I mean, there's a

00:26:09.200 lot of big talk

00:26:10.000 in the Senate,

00:26:10.540 but I don't see

00:26:11.600 anybody actually

00:26:12.640 going for the

00:26:13.620 throat of people

00:26:15.420 and doing

00:26:17.220 anything, proposing

00:26:18.300 anything that

00:26:19.000 actually will

00:26:19.800 change and

00:26:21.040 release the

00:26:22.040 chokehold they

00:26:22.820 have.

00:26:23.700 Part of it, I

00:26:24.500 think, is because

00:26:25.040 of money, but I

00:26:26.180 think also part of

00:26:26.960 it is they are so

00:26:28.420 incredibly powerful

00:26:29.760 because of the

00:26:30.620 information that

00:26:32.100 they have.

00:26:33.920 Why is it we

00:26:34.820 can't get our

00:26:35.280 government to move

00:26:36.120 on them?

00:26:37.640 Well, I think part

00:26:38.520 of that is because

00:26:39.340 Big Tech has

00:26:40.000 purchased so much

00:26:41.260 influence in

00:26:42.740 Washington and on

00:26:43.680 Capitol Hill.

00:26:44.380 They have spent a

00:26:45.300 decade or more

00:26:46.300 purchasing lobbyist

00:26:47.960 influence and think

00:26:48.900 tank influence and

00:26:49.980 academic influence and

00:26:51.520 influence on

00:26:52.860 congressional staffs in

00:26:54.020 terms of staffers

00:26:54.680 that they recruit to

00:26:55.380 come join them.

00:26:56.380 You know, it's

00:26:56.640 really, it's really,

00:26:57.940 really extraordinary.

00:26:58.660 And you see how

00:26:59.560 they really doubled

00:27:00.200 down in this last

00:27:01.040 election, dumping

00:27:02.300 money into the

00:27:03.280 Biden-Harris

00:27:03.980 campaign.

00:27:04.620 I mean, you talk

00:27:04.980 about trying to buy

00:27:05.660 access to the

00:27:06.280 White House.

00:27:07.160 These companies have

00:27:08.020 done it, and that's

00:27:09.340 one of the reasons

00:27:09.840 why the Democrats

00:27:11.140 right now are

00:27:12.160 delighted with the

00:27:13.300 power of Big Tech.

00:27:14.480 They love, they

00:27:15.320 secretly love the

00:27:16.540 monopoly status

00:27:17.380 because these

00:27:17.880 companies will censor

00:27:19.020 in a way the

00:27:19.880 government couldn't,

00:27:20.840 and the Democrats

00:27:21.400 want them to do

00:27:22.500 that, and they want

00:27:23.200 them to do more of

00:27:23.960 it.

00:27:24.120 They politic all

00:27:26.720 the time for them

00:27:27.740 to do more of

00:27:28.780 it, and it is

00:27:30.800 terribly frightening.

00:27:32.260 I think they don't

00:27:33.120 want Donald Trump

00:27:34.640 back online because

00:27:36.100 they know he can

00:27:37.140 draw a crowd, and

00:27:39.120 you don't want

00:27:40.780 anyone who can

00:27:41.840 unite the other

00:27:43.380 side.

00:27:43.740 They're too busy

00:27:44.460 dividing.

00:27:45.420 You can't have

00:27:46.220 somebody that can

00:27:47.040 unite and bring a

00:27:48.400 coalition that can

00:27:49.740 actually stand

00:27:50.920 against this

00:27:52.700 movement.

00:27:54.120 from the left.

00:27:56.580 No, that's

00:27:57.220 exactly right.

00:27:58.100 It's an effort to

00:27:58.800 silence, on Big

00:28:00.000 Tech's part, an

00:28:00.600 effort to silence

00:28:01.420 voices of

00:28:02.100 opposition with

00:28:03.460 whom they disagree

00:28:04.140 and who represent

00:28:04.880 a contrary view.

00:28:06.380 You saw them do

00:28:07.580 it back in the

00:28:08.660 fall when they

00:28:09.340 tried to suppress

00:28:10.040 reporting on

00:28:10.780 Hunter Biden and

00:28:11.560 Joe Biden, locking

00:28:12.480 the New York Post

00:28:13.340 out of their

00:28:13.940 account on Twitter,

00:28:15.180 Facebook, not

00:28:16.140 allowing the story

00:28:16.840 to be circulated

00:28:17.660 and distributed.

00:28:18.400 I mean, you talk

00:28:18.740 about a brazen

00:28:19.620 intervention in a

00:28:21.380 presidential election.

00:28:22.440 I mean, trying to

00:28:22.940 influence and stop

00:28:24.380 the news during a

00:28:25.860 presidential election

00:28:26.620 and then even more

00:28:27.340 so in January, of

00:28:28.280 course, where they

00:28:28.640 deplatformed the

00:28:29.860 former president, where

00:28:30.760 they kicked bunches of

00:28:31.720 conservatives off of

00:28:32.760 Twitter and Facebook and

00:28:34.400 these platforms, and

00:28:35.760 where they canceled

00:28:36.460 Parler.

00:28:37.000 I mean, so this is

00:28:37.780 real power, Glenn.

00:28:38.820 This is monopoly power.

00:28:40.500 And to your point about

00:28:41.300 what we're going to do

00:28:41.980 about it, we've got to

00:28:43.180 break these companies

00:28:44.040 up.

00:28:44.660 We cannot try and go

00:28:46.340 along to get along.

00:28:47.320 You've got to break

00:28:48.540 these companies up, and

00:28:49.720 you've also got to give

00:28:50.980 American citizens the

00:28:52.540 right to go to court

00:28:53.460 and to sue these

00:28:54.660 companies if they take

00:28:56.380 action against them

00:28:57.280 based on political

00:28:57.960 viewpoint.

00:28:58.440 That's my view.

00:28:59.140 Give Americans the

00:28:59.800 power to go to court,

00:29:00.960 break up these

00:29:01.460 companies.

00:29:02.760 I'd like one more

00:29:03.640 thing.

00:29:04.080 They're making all

00:29:04.960 this money because of

00:29:05.900 all the information

00:29:06.600 they're gathering on

00:29:07.400 us.

00:29:08.060 Who I am, what I do,

00:29:09.700 belongs to me, not

00:29:11.480 to them.

00:29:12.500 Just because they have

00:29:13.680 given me a device that

00:29:14.880 allows them to follow

00:29:16.200 me, I really don't

00:29:18.120 like the power that

00:29:19.520 they have of following

00:29:20.920 me, monitoring me,

00:29:22.540 analyzing me, predicting

00:29:24.520 me.

00:29:25.880 No, thank you.

00:29:26.900 I'd like to opt out on

00:29:28.200 that.

00:29:28.620 And if you want to sell

00:29:29.940 my information as I

00:29:31.640 opt in, you can do that

00:29:33.420 and you'll get a slice of

00:29:34.860 it.

00:29:35.220 But so will I.

00:29:37.800 That's right.

00:29:38.580 And, you know, these

00:29:39.040 companies, their business

00:29:39.980 model is built on taking

00:29:41.320 our data and our

00:29:42.640 personal information

00:29:44.200 without our consent, to

00:29:45.680 your point, Glenn, and

00:29:46.600 then selling it or

00:29:47.720 monetizing it without

00:29:48.800 our permission and

00:29:50.340 without any say from us

00:29:51.500 of any kind.

00:29:52.180 And I agree with you

00:29:52.940 a hundred percent.

00:29:54.540 Individuals ought to be

00:29:55.300 able to control their

00:29:56.300 own information.

00:29:57.140 It is private property.

00:29:58.420 It's our private

00:29:59.480 property.

00:30:00.280 In the same way, families,

00:30:01.740 parents ought to be able

00:30:02.700 to control their kids

00:30:03.920 information.

00:30:04.840 You've got companies

00:30:05.460 track your kids around.

00:30:06.660 They build dossiers

00:30:07.460 in your kid.

00:30:07.960 I say this as a parent

00:30:08.920 of three small children.

00:30:10.640 You know, this is crazy,

00:30:11.960 creepy stuff that they

00:30:13.160 currently get by with.

00:30:14.580 And we've got to stop

00:30:15.600 it.

00:30:15.680 We've got to give

00:30:16.220 people control again

00:30:17.580 over their own

00:30:18.320 property, over their

00:30:19.200 own data.

00:30:20.220 So I'm very libertarian

00:30:22.320 in my views of business.

00:30:25.600 And I have really

00:30:26.920 wrestled with two things.

00:30:28.340 In the past, I have

00:30:29.700 wrestled with the, quote,

00:30:31.780 robber barons.

00:30:32.800 Many of those guys were

00:30:34.140 not robber barons.

00:30:36.440 Some of them were.

00:30:38.700 And I've always wondered

00:30:39.720 when you amass so much

00:30:40.920 wealth and power,

00:30:42.100 how do you, how do you

00:30:45.520 stop that from, from

00:30:49.060 affecting everyone or

00:30:50.920 infecting everything?

00:30:53.320 And the only way that I

00:30:55.440 can come up with that I'm

00:30:56.360 comfortable with is you

00:30:59.480 cannot lobby laws.

00:31:01.800 The law and the government

00:31:03.220 must be completely

00:31:04.760 separate and blind from

00:31:07.500 corporations.

00:31:08.280 But I don't think that's

00:31:09.800 possible.

00:31:10.780 How do you stop the,

00:31:12.100 because these, I think

00:31:13.120 you would agree with me,

00:31:14.340 the people like Zuckerberg

00:31:15.900 will be remembered as

00:31:17.820 really bad

00:31:19.820 robber barons

00:31:20.920 taking from people,

00:31:22.820 getting rich,

00:31:24.360 and then doing what

00:31:25.520 they want

00:31:26.320 and many times against

00:31:27.660 the interest of the

00:31:28.500 people.

00:31:28.840 That's certainly how

00:31:31.000 they're behaving now,

00:31:31.980 Glenn.

00:31:32.180 There's no doubt about

00:31:33.040 it.

00:31:33.260 And I think when you look

00:31:34.160 at American history,

00:31:35.340 where we draw the line,

00:31:36.620 those of us especially

00:31:37.620 who believe in free

00:31:38.440 markets, who believe in

00:31:40.000 free competition, and who

00:31:41.200 believe in capitalism,

00:31:42.180 where we draw the line is

00:31:43.260 to say, you know, we

00:31:44.720 want people to be

00:31:45.620 successful.

00:31:46.280 You bet.

00:31:46.660 We want businesses to be

00:31:47.700 successful.

00:31:48.280 Yes, we do.

00:31:49.280 What we do not want to

00:31:50.340 see, though, is a

00:31:51.540 business amass a bunch of

00:31:52.840 market power and then use

00:31:54.320 it to suppress

00:31:55.120 competition and use it to

00:31:57.020 suppress innovation and

00:31:58.320 use it to try and

00:31:59.140 control the political

00:32:00.240 process, which is what

00:32:01.660 we're seeing from these

00:32:02.340 tech companies.

00:32:03.300 That's, I think, where we

00:32:04.180 need to draw the line.

00:32:05.460 I mean, my view is that

00:32:07.160 breaking up monopolies

00:32:08.380 reinforces the market

00:32:09.840 because it introduces

00:32:10.880 new competition.

00:32:12.040 So I'd like to see more

00:32:13.580 competition.

00:32:14.460 I'd like to see more

00:32:15.480 businesses.

00:32:16.180 I'd like to see more

00:32:17.080 choice for consumers out

00:32:19.220 there.

00:32:19.800 And if we had more

00:32:20.420 competition, these guys

00:32:21.740 would have less power.

00:32:23.080 But right now, the amount

00:32:23.860 of power they have is

00:32:25.040 frightening.

00:32:26.420 I will tell you that in

00:32:27.500 your book, you talk

00:32:28.160 about the Apple App

00:32:29.280 Store, and you're

00:32:30.400 absolutely right.

00:32:31.240 I remember the first

00:32:31.960 time I wanted to put an

00:32:33.200 app on there, and I

00:32:33.960 realized they take, I

00:32:35.640 can't even remember what

00:32:36.380 it is, some obscene

00:32:37.460 amount of money, like

00:32:38.280 30% of everything, and

00:32:40.120 you're like, what?

00:32:41.720 And there's no

00:32:42.880 negotiation.

00:32:43.940 They tell you exactly

00:32:45.420 how the app has to run.

00:32:47.000 They tell you everything

00:32:48.380 about your own business.

00:32:50.620 And I thought, wow,

00:32:51.820 that's a company that's

00:32:53.020 completely out of control.

00:32:54.660 And look how much money

00:32:56.080 they're getting, because

00:32:57.120 they're the only option.

00:32:58.720 They're the only option.

00:33:01.160 It's the Apple tax, the

00:33:02.780 infamous Apple tax that

00:33:04.300 you just referenced.

00:33:05.060 You're right.

00:33:05.420 And what they also

00:33:06.000 usually do is, you know,

00:33:07.440 with your, let's say,

00:33:08.340 your app, for instance,

00:33:09.080 Glenn, then they take all

00:33:10.040 of your data about your

00:33:11.340 customers.

00:33:12.060 Yes.

00:33:12.440 So Apple says, you've got

00:33:13.160 to give us everything,

00:33:14.240 you know?

00:33:14.800 Right.

00:33:15.280 Give us all of the info.

00:33:16.500 It's crazy.

00:33:17.920 It's really bad.

00:33:18.760 So you, the name of the

00:33:20.740 book, we're talking to

00:33:21.320 Senator Josh Hawley about

00:33:22.580 his new book, The Tyranny

00:33:25.180 of Big Tech.

00:33:27.620 It's my understanding that

00:33:29.240 Simon & Schuster actually

00:33:31.520 had this book.

00:33:33.260 And we can talk for hours

00:33:35.740 about Simon & Schuster.

00:33:36.820 I just ended my 10-year

00:33:38.500 prison sentence with these

00:33:39.740 people because they had a

00:33:43.480 hostile takeover and they

00:33:45.040 just eliminated any

00:33:47.560 conservative in that

00:33:48.500 company.

00:33:49.420 But you had a contract

00:33:50.880 with them on this book.

00:33:52.520 What happened?

00:33:54.340 Well, they canceled it.

00:33:55.780 I mean, this is, the book

00:33:56.580 is all about how Big Tech

00:33:57.960 is trying to control our

00:33:58.940 politics and trying to

00:33:59.900 control free speech.

00:34:00.820 And then Big Tech teamed

00:34:02.460 up with this corporate

00:34:03.680 publisher to try to cancel

00:34:04.880 this very book.

00:34:05.780 I mean, you talk about

00:34:06.500 irony.

00:34:07.380 But Simon & Schuster

00:34:08.020 originally commissioned the

00:34:08.960 book and then in January,

00:34:10.640 following January 6th,

00:34:12.840 Simon & Schuster turned

00:34:13.700 around and said, oh, we're

00:34:14.560 going to try to

00:34:15.380 deplatform, Holly.

00:34:16.240 We're going to cancel

00:34:16.920 this book.

00:34:17.480 They accused me of

00:34:18.820 helping incite a riot at the

00:34:20.700 United States Capitol, which

00:34:21.800 is totally and 100% false.

00:34:24.260 And by the way, they know

00:34:25.060 it's false.

00:34:25.820 But what they did is bow

00:34:27.100 down to the Big Tech

00:34:28.940 Twitter mob.

00:34:29.740 You had a big Twitter

00:34:30.820 petition that started that

00:34:32.580 said deplatform, Holly,

00:34:33.860 cancel the book contract,

00:34:35.120 take this away, silence him.

00:34:37.120 And Simon & Schuster got right

00:34:38.440 in there with them.

00:34:39.420 You know, I'm grateful that

00:34:40.200 there's still independent

00:34:41.200 businesses and independent

00:34:42.620 publishers in this company.

00:34:44.640 So my book, it was not

00:34:46.360 canceled.

00:34:46.860 It's available now.

00:34:47.960 And I just said, Glenn, my

00:34:49.300 view is this.

00:34:50.040 With this cancel culture,

00:34:51.200 you've got to go out and

00:34:52.020 take a stand and refuse to

00:34:53.060 be canceled.

00:34:53.740 And that's what I said at

00:34:54.560 the time.

00:34:54.900 I am not going to go along

00:34:57.180 with this.

00:34:57.700 I refuse to be cowed.

00:34:59.500 I refuse to be silenced.

00:35:00.860 I refuse to be canceled.

00:35:02.540 I'm going to keep speaking

00:35:03.600 whatever forum I can.

00:35:05.200 And I'm glad that the book

00:35:06.160 found its way to print.

00:35:07.640 Yeah, good for you.

00:35:09.180 Again, the name of the book

00:35:10.240 is The Tyranny of Big Tech.

00:35:13.760 One last question I can't

00:35:15.460 leave out.

00:35:16.560 You, I love you for this.

00:35:20.000 You tie Woodrow Wilson

00:35:21.760 into Big Tech and really

00:35:26.060 kind of point to him as kind

00:35:27.460 of the guy of the modern

00:35:29.400 oligarchy.

00:35:30.640 And I think that's really

00:35:32.100 what we're headed for is a

00:35:34.160 is an oligarchy where these

00:35:35.640 guys are in bed with the

00:35:37.600 government.

00:35:37.940 The government's in bed

00:35:38.980 with the big businesses

00:35:40.780 and they're controlling

00:35:42.000 everything and we just go

00:35:43.780 along.

00:35:45.280 And it is really difficult

00:35:48.540 because at the time it

00:35:50.660 seemed as though it was a

00:35:52.120 socialist movement, a

00:35:53.720 communist movement.

00:35:55.460 Progressives said we're

00:35:56.860 going to take it step by

00:35:57.620 step because we don't

00:35:58.380 believe in the bloody

00:35:59.160 revolution of 1917.

00:36:01.160 But it's not.

00:36:02.500 It is really an oligarchy.

00:36:04.600 And I think that's becoming

00:36:05.740 very, very clear to people

00:36:07.460 now on both the left and

00:36:09.640 the right.

00:36:11.800 Wilson, I think, really

00:36:12.920 begins this begins this

00:36:14.460 trend of embracing

00:36:15.720 corporate power and

00:36:16.880 monopoly power.

00:36:18.260 He's also our first

00:36:19.060 globalist president in many

00:36:20.520 ways.

00:36:21.420 Someone who wanted to

00:36:22.660 wanted the United States

00:36:24.020 to become a liberal

00:36:25.120 empire worldwide and

00:36:28.300 wanted the United States

00:36:29.500 to be to enmesh its

00:36:31.160 economy with the global

00:36:32.380 economy.

00:36:32.940 And so there's, you know,

00:36:33.800 globalists tend to love

00:36:34.820 Wilson and there's a real

00:36:36.220 reason for that.

00:36:37.200 And Wilson, I think,

00:36:38.240 begins this trend in

00:36:40.220 American politics.

00:36:41.100 He ushers in a new era in

00:36:42.180 American politics where,

00:36:43.820 you know, it's really sort of

00:36:44.840 foreign corporatism where you

00:36:45.940 see these big, huge corporate

00:36:47.600 behemoths and the government

00:36:48.520 says, well, you know, here's

00:36:49.560 how we'll deal with them.

00:36:50.180 We'll get big government and

00:36:51.780 the big corporations together

00:36:53.280 and together we'll kind of run

00:36:55.380 things.

00:36:55.840 You know, big mistake, big,

00:36:58.040 big mistake.

00:36:58.560 And this gets back to the

00:37:00.140 Republican Party, conservatives,

00:37:01.660 our roots in free markets,

00:37:03.920 in competition, in the rights

00:37:05.920 of individuals and families.

00:37:07.560 And that's what we've got to

00:37:08.660 recover.

00:37:09.340 And we've got to get back to a

00:37:10.540 place where individuals have

00:37:12.340 power over their own

00:37:13.460 property.

00:37:14.320 Individuals have a say and

00:37:15.440 control over their own

00:37:16.340 government and not these

00:37:17.860 mass, not these oligarchs in

00:37:20.240 Washington, D.C.

00:37:21.040 or Silicon Valley.

00:37:22.840 I'd love to talk to you more

00:37:23.640 about this because you also put

00:37:25.020 Teddy Roosevelt, who I love and

00:37:27.240 hate at the same time.

00:37:28.560 in his proper place on this.

00:37:31.060 And that is the disease that

00:37:32.300 permeated the GOP and had the

00:37:35.560 GOP kind of really pretty much

00:37:37.020 going on the same line as the

00:37:39.260 progressive Democrat.

00:37:40.680 Senator Josh Hawley, the author

00:37:42.960 of the book, The Tyranny of Big

00:37:45.520 Tech, an important book, small

00:37:47.380 book and easy to read.

00:37:49.080 The Tyranny of Big Tech.

00:37:51.060 Josh Hawley, thank you so much.

00:37:52.940 Appreciate it for having me.

00:37:54.700 You bet.

00:37:55.040 We need to spend an hour with

00:37:58.900 him.

00:37:59.060 I need to do a show with him, a

00:38:01.600 podcast.

00:38:02.200 By the way, I've got Jordan

00:38:03.400 Peterson on the podcast today.

00:38:05.320 That's coming out tonight on

00:38:06.740 Blaze TV, and you'll hear it on

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00:38:10.860 Saturday.

00:38:11.420 But you can get it a couple of

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00:39:39.440 Glenn Beck Program.

00:39:43.220 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:39:44.660 Yesterday, we talked about a

00:39:45.980 Tennessee lawmaker who was trying

00:39:48.100 to explain to his fellow lawmakers

00:39:49.980 the three-fifths clause in the

00:39:52.600 Constitution and do it accurately

00:39:54.160 and historically.

00:39:55.700 It didn't work out well for him.

00:39:57.380 It did not.

00:39:57.820 I went through all this on

00:39:59.100 Studios America last night.

00:40:00.680 It's worth going back because this

00:40:01.980 is one of those things that is

00:40:03.740 constantly repeated and they

00:40:05.320 trashed this guy in the media,

00:40:06.660 lied about it constantly.

00:40:07.980 But let me just give you this one

00:40:09.400 piece of evidence, Glenn.

00:40:11.260 Frederick Douglass.

00:40:13.060 He said, quote,

00:40:14.180 the three-fifths clause is a

00:40:15.400 downright disability laid upon the

00:40:17.900 slave-holding states.

00:40:19.440 Slave-holding states.

00:40:20.700 One which deprives those states of

00:40:22.380 two-fifths of their natural basis

00:40:23.960 of representation.

00:40:25.380 Therefore, instead of encouraging

00:40:27.000 slavery, the Constitution encourages

00:40:29.560 freedom by giving an increase of

00:40:31.880 two-fifths of political power to

00:40:33.740 free over slave states.

00:40:36.360 That's not me.

00:40:37.080 That's not some random

00:40:37.800 conservative.

00:40:38.720 It's Frederick freaking Douglass.

00:40:40.640 And Frederick Douglass, by the way,

00:40:42.540 thought he went into it thinking

00:40:45.020 that the Constitution was exactly

00:40:47.180 what Marxists say it is.

00:40:48.920 And then he was asked, have you

00:40:50.640 read it?

00:40:51.380 He read it.

00:40:52.220 He studied it.

00:40:53.100 He read the words of the

00:40:54.640 founders and was like, this is the

00:40:56.400 great emancipating proclamation

00:40:59.320 the world has ever seen.

00:41:03.540 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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00:42:44.820 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:51.240 Hello, America, and welcome to the

00:42:52.820 Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:53.680 It is Thursday.

00:42:55.020 We have a jam-packed show today and a

00:42:58.180 jam-packed hour.

00:42:59.060 I want to get right to it.

00:43:00.520 They have, the left has already taken

00:43:03.320 over access to information, you know,

00:43:07.100 through social media, also through the

00:43:09.780 regular corporate media, and they've

00:43:12.880 taken over education, changing the way

00:43:15.460 we look at history, the way we view

00:43:17.320 ourselves, our traditions, and now

00:43:21.280 they're working hard to make sure they

00:43:23.200 never lose an election again.

00:43:24.880 What's happening with the census and

00:43:28.040 redistricting?

00:43:28.820 We begin there in 60 seconds.

00:43:34.480 The Glenn Beck Program.

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00:44:43.540 The Republican leader on the House

00:44:45.900 Oversight Committee is Congressman James

00:44:49.500 Comer from Kentucky.

00:44:51.400 We welcome him to the program today.

00:44:56.000 Congressman, how are you, sir?

00:44:58.020 I'm great, Glenn.

00:44:59.120 Thanks for having me on.

00:45:00.680 Good.

00:45:01.740 Thank you for coming on.

00:45:03.360 I want to talk to you about the census

00:45:05.120 because something hinky is going on.

00:45:07.580 And with HR1, we see that the Democrats

00:45:11.140 are willing to do anything to protect

00:45:14.040 themselves and to try to guarantee that

00:45:17.620 they will never lose another election.

00:45:19.940 And the census was finished, and all of

00:45:24.820 a sudden, it was supposed to be released.

00:45:26.800 When was it?

00:45:28.000 The first of the year?

00:45:30.620 And now it's being...

00:45:31.860 Yeah, right.

00:45:32.520 Go ahead.

00:45:33.420 You tell the story.

00:45:34.220 You'll be better at it.

00:45:35.840 Oh, yeah.

00:45:36.360 I apologize.

00:45:36.860 I apologize.

00:45:37.700 It's supposed to be released December 31st.

00:45:40.380 But they had even said, the previous census

00:45:43.380 director, that they might wrap it up by

00:45:45.400 September the 30th.

00:45:47.200 So that was what we were going by.

00:45:50.580 And then the election happens and things

00:45:54.080 start changing.

00:45:54.940 We don't hear from the census director.

00:45:57.060 And then the end of the year approaches

00:45:59.480 and they say, well, it's going to be March

00:46:03.000 before we get the final results in.

00:46:05.460 And then finally, in May, they released the results.

00:46:09.920 But along the way, they were releasing estimates.

00:46:13.660 Estimates.

00:46:14.280 And historically, the final results aren't very far off the estimates.

00:46:18.840 You know, maybe a fraction.

00:46:20.300 The estimates were that Arizona was going to gain a seat,

00:46:23.100 that Texas was going to gain three seats,

00:46:25.100 that Florida was going to gain two seats.

00:46:26.640 And then when the results came out, Arizona gained none,

00:46:32.300 but Colorado out of the blue gained one.

00:46:35.920 Texas only gained two.

00:46:38.100 New York was supposed to lose two.

00:46:39.820 They barely lost one by 89 people.

00:46:42.920 And then Illinois was supposed to lose two,

00:46:45.380 and they only lost one.

00:46:46.280 So what happened was the final results were very different

00:46:50.280 than the estimates,

00:46:50.980 and they heavily fell in the favor of the blue states

00:46:56.000 and the Democrats.

00:46:56.900 So, you know, as someone that travels a lot,

00:46:58.820 it seems to me like people are moving out of those blue states

00:47:01.480 to the south, to the red states.

00:47:03.020 Right.

00:47:03.380 According to the census, that's not what happened.

00:47:06.660 So what do we take from this?

00:47:10.260 I mean, some people I've heard from some Republicans,

00:47:12.460 they're like, no, it's really working in our favor.

00:47:14.640 It doesn't matter.

00:47:15.380 I don't care whose favor it's working towards.

00:47:18.660 I want an accurate census,

00:47:20.800 and I want to know what the truth is.

00:47:23.560 We have to trust the system.

00:47:26.920 So what do we do here?

00:47:29.880 Well, the House Oversight Committee has jurisdiction

00:47:34.120 over the census.

00:47:36.200 And during the process of last year,

00:47:39.420 the former census director was Director Dillingham.

00:47:43.780 He would come periodically and update us on the census,

00:47:47.480 and obviously they had the COVID situation,

00:47:50.220 and they halted people from knocking on doors and all that.

00:47:53.560 But a majority of Americans did it online this year.

00:47:56.500 So that was, you know, something that had changed

00:48:00.040 from previous censuses.

00:48:01.200 But once the election occurred,

00:48:04.520 we lost communication with Dillingham.

00:48:07.620 And then when Biden took office,

00:48:11.180 they asked for Dillingham's resignation.

00:48:14.140 Now, the White House is not supposed to be involved

00:48:16.280 in the census.

00:48:17.020 The census is supposed to be independent of the White House.

00:48:20.860 And that was one of the things the Democrats

00:48:22.420 always criticized.

00:48:23.840 Trump said, well, he's interjecting himself in the census.

00:48:26.800 He was not.

00:48:27.620 He just said what a majority of Americans want

00:48:30.240 and that there should be two counts,

00:48:32.520 a count of who all is over here

00:48:34.040 and how many are over here illegally.

00:48:36.300 And we don't reward states like California

00:48:38.940 that have three electoral college votes

00:48:41.960 from illegal...

00:48:44.300 Immigration.

00:48:45.260 ...residents.

00:48:46.180 Right.

00:48:46.560 Yeah.

00:48:46.720 So they didn't...

00:48:49.620 When they released those results last week,

00:48:52.420 they didn't have a press conference.

00:48:54.800 They didn't update the House Oversight Committee.

00:48:57.260 They didn't say, okay, these are the results.

00:48:59.520 And you probably have a question

00:49:01.360 why all these red states didn't fare as well

00:49:04.920 as we were estimating over the past two years.

00:49:07.960 But this is why.

00:49:09.720 And it was just, here's the numbers.

00:49:11.400 And this affects, as you know,

00:49:14.400 congressional representation

00:49:15.540 for the next 10 years.

00:49:18.080 So we have a lot of questions.

00:49:20.020 We've requested information

00:49:21.500 from the new census director.

00:49:23.600 I don't even know who he is

00:49:24.660 because I've never met him.

00:49:26.460 The one that Biden, I guess, put in.

00:49:29.700 And when we requested that information,

00:49:32.460 they referred us to the White House.

00:49:34.780 What in the world is that all about?

00:49:36.260 The White House is supposed to be independent

00:49:38.580 of the census.

00:49:39.820 So I feel like there are a lot of questions

00:49:43.240 that need to be answered

00:49:44.360 and they need to be answered now

00:49:45.640 because these state legislatures

00:49:47.760 are going to start redistricting.

00:49:50.120 So it's just a lot of suspicious activity

00:49:54.160 and we're trying to get to the bottom of it.

00:49:57.020 This also affects,

00:49:58.240 not just because of redistricting,

00:50:00.380 but it also affects the 2022 election

00:50:03.680 because this is now such a mess

00:50:07.160 that Congress people who are running

00:50:11.740 don't know exactly

00:50:12.740 who they should be targeting

00:50:14.920 in their campaigns, right?

00:50:17.340 That's exactly right.

00:50:18.620 But I believe that my rural district

00:50:22.740 in Kentucky,

00:50:23.220 I'm going to have to add 75,000 people.

00:50:26.300 That's, you know, in Kentucky,

00:50:27.860 that's about three or four new counties.

00:50:30.180 So, but we have no idea

00:50:32.500 what to, how to draw the lines yet

00:50:35.480 because they gave the S,

00:50:37.320 they gave the results for the state,

00:50:39.460 but they didn't break it down

00:50:41.000 by counties and cities.

00:50:42.940 So obviously you have to know that

00:50:45.260 to be able to draw the line.

00:50:46.500 So there are more questions than answers.

00:50:50.060 Let me be,

00:50:51.380 let me think as if I were nefarious.

00:50:54.140 Is there a possibility

00:50:57.360 that one side gets that information,

00:51:00.900 seeing now that it's being directed

00:51:02.120 by the White House,

00:51:03.260 one side gets that information

00:51:05.600 sooner than the other side

00:51:07.740 and that can affect elections?

00:51:11.480 It's possible.

00:51:12.740 Anything's possible.

00:51:13.580 I've learned with the Biden administration

00:51:15.520 in the first hundred days,

00:51:16.600 but we haven't detected that yet.

00:51:18.920 And, you know,

00:51:19.600 eventually they're going to have to

00:51:21.060 come out with the results

00:51:23.340 from a county-by-county breakdown.

00:51:26.860 So are you in a position

00:51:28.380 in the Oversight Committee,

00:51:29.840 are you in a position

00:51:30.520 of doing anything really about this

00:51:32.900 because the Democrats control it?

00:51:36.060 Right.

00:51:36.960 Well, we've got new power

00:51:38.880 on the Oversight Committee.

00:51:40.720 It's Elijah Cummings

00:51:41.980 when he was a ranking member

00:51:44.220 when the Republicans were in the majority

00:51:45.720 and Trump was in the White House.

00:51:47.780 The Democrats filed a lawsuit

00:51:49.060 saying the minority members

00:51:51.000 of the Oversight Committee

00:51:52.480 should have more authority

00:51:54.100 to receive information

00:51:55.600 from the administration.

00:51:57.580 Long story short,

00:52:00.000 the court finally ruled

00:52:01.160 in favor of the minority.

00:52:02.340 Well, now the Republicans

00:52:03.300 are in the minority

00:52:03.920 and the administration's a Democrat.

00:52:06.300 So we've got the ability

00:52:07.800 to receive information.

00:52:08.940 It's just this is supposed

00:52:10.400 to come from the census

00:52:11.460 and not the administration.

00:52:13.120 Not the White House.

00:52:13.700 You know, this is a separate deal.

00:52:15.220 So we'll if we have to file suit

00:52:18.660 and go through the courts

00:52:19.660 to get this information,

00:52:20.760 we're going to do it.

00:52:21.500 We're not going to let up on it.

00:52:22.540 It's too important.

00:52:23.400 This comes around every 10 years.

00:52:24.820 And it's clearly in the jurisdiction

00:52:27.060 of the House Oversight Committee.

00:52:28.500 It's just I mean,

00:52:29.240 it's written in the conference.

00:52:31.080 It's it's written

00:52:32.020 in the Constitution that way.

00:52:33.700 So there's no it's not

00:52:35.040 it's not going to take a judge to.

00:52:36.500 Well, I'm not sure

00:52:37.400 what they meant by that.

00:52:38.780 It's clearly spelled out

00:52:40.700 that it is to Congress

00:52:42.340 and not any other branch.

00:52:44.840 Correct.

00:52:46.060 That's correct.

00:52:47.000 You're correct.

00:52:49.040 OK, boy, I don't know

00:52:51.020 how you guys do it every day,

00:52:52.060 but we pray for you.

00:52:54.900 We pray for you.

00:52:56.220 Thank you so much, Congressman.

00:52:59.740 Thank you for having me on.

00:53:01.160 I appreciate it.

00:53:02.180 You you bet.

00:53:03.160 You bet.

00:53:04.300 You can follow him.

00:53:05.780 James Comer, Comer,

00:53:07.820 C-O-M-E-R dot house dot gov.

00:53:11.220 He is the congressman

00:53:13.080 from Kentucky.

00:53:14.440 I mean, Stu, it is like they

00:53:16.960 I mean, they are just

00:53:19.080 doing everything

00:53:21.520 to screw up the next election.

00:53:27.320 Yeah, I mean,

00:53:28.400 that does seem to be

00:53:30.560 something they're attempting to do.

00:53:32.960 I mean, they've always been

00:53:34.000 trying to do

00:53:34.760 what they can do

00:53:36.280 to give themselves an advantage.

00:53:37.980 But with everybody

00:53:39.120 having so many issues

00:53:40.420 with the last one,

00:53:41.380 it's you hate to

00:53:42.460 you hate to see this.

00:53:44.240 I mean, it

00:53:44.760 it really pushes us

00:53:46.120 down a road

00:53:46.640 that we do not want

00:53:47.740 to go down.

00:53:49.300 You know, there's

00:53:49.820 can you have somebody

00:53:51.500 look up a story?

00:53:53.440 I don't even remember.

00:53:55.800 I remember very little of it,

00:53:57.680 but it was a story

00:53:59.580 that came out last year

00:54:01.420 that talked about

00:54:03.660 how the Democrats

00:54:04.620 had a think tank

00:54:05.940 where they were looking

00:54:07.500 at the powers

00:54:08.280 of the cabinet.

00:54:09.760 Do you remember the story?

00:54:11.320 Yeah.

00:54:11.680 And they were

00:54:12.280 they were

00:54:13.280 it was, you know,

00:54:15.500 with kind of a

00:54:17.000 Cass Sunstein

00:54:17.980 kind of look

00:54:18.900 at who

00:54:19.860 which cabinet members

00:54:21.240 had their hands

00:54:22.920 on dials

00:54:23.800 or who had access

00:54:25.000 to dials,

00:54:25.960 buttons and levers

00:54:26.820 that they could change

00:54:28.560 and tweak

00:54:29.400 and together

00:54:31.360 all of those

00:54:32.440 little changes

00:54:33.360 in each cabinet

00:54:34.540 would fundamentally

00:54:36.120 transform things

00:54:37.280 and nobody would

00:54:38.020 even know about it.

00:54:39.580 Nobody would

00:54:40.140 they wouldn't have

00:54:40.840 to go through Congress

00:54:41.700 and it would

00:54:42.680 change things.

00:54:44.340 Yes, I do remember

00:54:44.960 that story.

00:54:45.540 We should probably

00:54:46.720 look that story

00:54:47.840 back up

00:54:48.420 and and see

00:54:50.740 who is involved

00:54:51.540 in that

00:54:52.080 and see how

00:54:53.280 things are going

00:54:53.880 because this is

00:54:55.100 very, very

00:54:56.340 well coordinated.

00:54:57.340 We've said this

00:54:58.000 I don't know

00:54:58.520 how many times.

00:55:01.020 Historians will look

00:55:01.840 back at this

00:55:02.640 and they will say

00:55:03.440 I can't believe

00:55:04.340 Americans fell

00:55:05.360 for this

00:55:05.920 and the argument

00:55:07.500 will be

00:55:08.080 it was brilliant.

00:55:09.820 It was brilliantly

00:55:11.300 done.

00:55:12.520 These people

00:55:13.160 had the

00:55:14.200 arguably

00:55:15.240 some of the

00:55:16.040 best minds

00:55:16.920 and the biggest

00:55:18.340 capital on earth

00:55:19.500 and they

00:55:21.400 did their homework

00:55:22.460 for decades.

00:55:24.020 They did their

00:55:24.480 homework and they

00:55:25.440 they laid

00:55:26.940 the plans

00:55:27.660 carefully

00:55:28.220 and executed

00:55:29.620 them

00:55:29.960 really flawlessly.

00:55:31.840 I mean

00:55:32.760 this is the

00:55:33.560 biggest heist

00:55:34.640 of freedom

00:55:35.420 of money

00:55:36.280 in the history

00:55:37.440 of the world

00:55:37.880 and it will be

00:55:38.680 remembered as that

00:55:39.960 at some point.

00:55:42.320 All right

00:55:43.060 back in just a second

00:55:44.560 with more

00:55:45.440 let me tell you

00:55:46.080 about

00:55:46.520 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:55:48.680 it's a

00:55:49.780 it's a company

00:55:51.480 that I started

00:55:52.260 and for

00:55:53.160 me to be able

00:55:54.460 to name a company

00:55:55.720 real estate agents

00:55:58.020 I trust

00:55:58.580 I had to be sure

00:56:00.080 that there were

00:56:00.520 lots of

00:56:00.900 really good

00:56:01.360 hardworking

00:56:01.940 honest real

00:56:02.840 estate agents

00:56:03.560 that

00:56:04.700 you know

00:56:05.920 were all over

00:56:06.420 the country

00:56:06.900 that knew

00:56:07.540 what they were

00:56:08.000 doing.

00:56:09.880 That's why

00:56:10.600 my first

00:56:11.160 business idea

00:56:11.960 politicians

00:56:12.660 I trust

00:56:13.400 never

00:56:14.340 never really

00:56:15.260 launched.

00:56:15.680 Anyway

00:56:15.900 truth is

00:56:17.140 a lot of

00:56:17.900 really good

00:56:18.720 real estate

00:56:19.260 agents out

00:56:20.020 there and

00:56:20.580 they generally

00:56:21.360 have the

00:56:22.260 best ones

00:56:23.020 have the

00:56:23.580 same

00:56:23.940 marketing ideas

00:56:25.120 they're the

00:56:25.880 ones with

00:56:26.320 the big

00:56:26.660 websites

00:56:27.080 that

00:56:27.660 actually have

00:56:28.860 hundreds and

00:56:29.700 hundreds and

00:56:30.180 hundreds of

00:56:30.580 people checking

00:56:31.260 those websites

00:56:32.140 and their

00:56:32.580 listings

00:56:33.060 every single

00:56:34.180 month so

00:56:34.740 it creates

00:56:35.780 demand and

00:56:37.140 that way your

00:56:37.960 house gets

00:56:38.520 sold for top

00:56:39.240 dollar and

00:56:40.120 quicker than

00:56:41.180 anyone else.

00:56:42.060 These are the

00:56:42.400 people with the

00:56:42.960 track record so

00:56:44.200 if you are

00:56:44.700 looking to buy

00:56:45.520 or sell a

00:56:46.280 house right

00:56:47.400 now I want

00:56:48.420 you to go to

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00:57:00.540 usually it's

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00:57:01.840 minutes but

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00:57:03.400 get back to

00:57:03.920 you right away

00:57:04.620 give you a

00:57:05.200 name you

00:57:05.960 interview them

00:57:06.700 we've already

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00:57:09.680 people in your

00:57:10.440 area so just

00:57:11.960 give it a whirl

00:57:13.080 start there

00:57:14.240 realestateagentsitrust.com

00:57:17.120 10 seconds

00:57:18.160 station ID

00:57:19.020 there is a

00:57:32.060 there is a

00:57:32.820 problem and

00:57:33.360 we're going to

00:57:33.640 talk about it

00:57:34.220 next hour

00:57:34.900 and it really

00:57:37.560 revolves around

00:57:38.380 the word

00:57:38.880 equity

00:57:39.640 equity and

00:57:41.720 equality are

00:57:43.080 very different

00:57:44.060 equality root

00:57:46.040 word being

00:57:46.600 equal all

00:57:48.120 men are

00:57:49.180 created equal

00:57:50.220 and it

00:57:50.860 focuses on

00:57:52.200 the individual

00:57:53.220 equity does

00:57:55.200 not follow

00:57:56.160 and focus on

00:57:57.880 the individual

00:57:58.480 equity focuses

00:57:59.780 on the

00:58:00.700 collective

00:58:01.200 the group

00:58:02.220 that everyone

00:58:03.720 will finish

00:58:04.600 the same

00:58:05.500 so you have

00:58:06.600 to compare

00:58:07.320 yourself always

00:58:09.080 to somebody

00:58:10.060 else what's

00:58:10.960 the problem

00:58:11.460 with Facebook

00:58:12.200 and well I

00:58:12.940 mean this is a

00:58:13.480 long list but

00:58:14.080 what's the first

00:58:15.300 problem that we

00:58:16.040 have with Facebook

00:58:17.020 and social

00:58:17.880 media is that

00:58:19.240 you feel bad

00:58:20.460 because you're

00:58:21.100 constantly comparing

00:58:22.260 yourself to

00:58:23.460 somebody else and

00:58:24.780 you'll see usually

00:58:25.920 bogusly you'll see

00:58:27.320 oh well they're

00:58:27.900 really happy they're

00:58:28.720 really doing

00:58:29.160 something and I

00:58:29.820 don't have that

00:58:30.500 opportunity and you

00:58:31.280 feel bad about

00:58:31.980 yourself comparing

00:58:33.440 your position to

00:58:34.900 anyone is a

00:58:36.780 irrelevant and be

00:58:39.140 a recipe for

00:58:40.920 disaster that's

00:58:43.620 equity an equal

00:58:45.620 outcome that's

00:58:48.260 not what

00:58:49.080 America is

00:58:49.820 based on next

00:58:51.160 hour I'm going

00:58:51.700 to show you how

00:58:52.500 they are taking

00:58:53.320 this equitable

00:58:54.620 idea and

00:58:56.000 destroying property

00:58:57.360 rights they are

00:58:58.200 destroying the

00:58:59.340 individual this

00:59:01.200 cannot stand and

00:59:04.440 it comes from

00:59:05.100 Marx from each

00:59:06.160 according to his

00:59:06.780 ability to each

00:59:07.620 according to his

00:59:08.340 needs this is the

00:59:11.160 problem they say

00:59:12.520 that we are

00:59:13.180 unequal with

00:59:15.320 one another

00:59:15.920 and yeah we

00:59:17.920 are we're born

00:59:18.940 equal meaning we

00:59:20.580 have the same

00:59:21.460 rights but what

00:59:23.000 we do with those

00:59:23.900 rights and our

00:59:26.100 learned

00:59:26.660 responsibilities is

00:59:29.640 up to us if you

00:59:31.520 decide to go

00:59:32.060 through school and

00:59:33.000 skate well that's

00:59:34.900 your choice oh

00:59:36.660 you didn't get a

00:59:37.280 good grade well you

00:59:38.880 didn't study oh I

00:59:40.280 know but I have

00:59:40.860 problems at home okay

00:59:42.320 that's cool and you

00:59:44.340 know we can talk

00:59:44.940 about that don't get

00:59:46.260 that grade no your

00:59:48.520 problem is you don't

00:59:50.000 get that grade because

00:59:51.240 that grade means

00:59:52.540 something it's a way

00:59:55.140 for us as

00:59:56.740 individuals to sort

00:59:58.580 people and say nope

00:59:59.920 this person is a

01:00:01.280 performer now you

01:00:02.500 can come and say

01:00:03.200 well but I have

01:00:03.900 special circumstances

01:00:05.220 that's cool that's

01:00:08.260 cool but I may for

01:00:09.860 instance a surgeon

01:00:10.720 yeah I got all

01:00:12.400 D's in surgery

01:00:14.500 and I know you're

01:00:16.300 looking for a new

01:00:17.000 surgeon but I had a

01:00:19.100 really tough time

01:00:20.200 because I have a

01:00:21.220 sleeping disorder

01:00:22.080 okay all right did

01:00:24.460 you have that taken

01:00:25.200 care of

01:00:25.840 uh

01:00:27.180 kind of

01:00:28.420 okay I need a

01:00:30.120 surgeon that is

01:00:31.460 the best so that

01:00:32.940 grade tells me you're

01:00:34.380 not the best and

01:00:35.800 you're not filling me

01:00:36.980 with a lot of

01:00:38.240 belief that you

01:00:39.260 are correcting that

01:00:40.760 problem and you are

01:00:41.340 the best so sorry I

01:00:43.500 don't want an equal

01:00:44.620 doctor I want the

01:00:45.800 best doctor and all

01:00:48.560 of us know this all

01:00:50.600 of us know this I

01:00:51.540 don't want an equal

01:00:52.520 bridge I want the

01:00:54.840 best bridge if I am if

01:00:57.440 I'm driving over a big

01:00:58.860 span of a canyon I

01:01:01.240 don't want well all

01:01:02.720 bridges it's an equal

01:01:04.000 outcome no no it's

01:01:06.300 not I want to make

01:01:07.480 sure that one was

01:01:08.160 built by the best

01:01:09.140 people and it's the

01:01:10.800 best steel etc etc

01:01:12.940 etc what's happening

01:01:15.700 right now is we are

01:01:17.520 now starting to we've

01:01:20.160 done college ready math

01:01:22.580 benchmark scores they

01:01:25.020 are now abolishing

01:01:28.060 this the SAT now is

01:01:30.820 being abolished you

01:01:33.520 don't have to have an

01:01:34.860 SAT you don't have to

01:01:35.920 take those if you

01:01:36.700 don't want to and

01:01:37.400 colleges are like yeah

01:01:38.320 it's racist it's really

01:01:41.840 kind of a problem

01:01:43.760 University of

01:01:45.240 California the system

01:01:47.060 there for the

01:01:48.340 university ending the

01:01:49.940 use of the SAT

01:01:50.820 because it's a racist

01:01:53.440 test a thousand

01:01:55.160 colleges have now

01:01:56.780 said we're eliminating

01:01:58.380 it graduate schools are

01:02:00.380 also eliminating the

01:02:01.660 GRE entrance exam

01:02:03.320 Virginia Department of

01:02:05.260 Education getting rid of

01:02:06.320 accelerated math courses

01:02:08.000 for 11th grade because

01:02:09.240 they improve equity in

01:02:11.740 mathematics and learning

01:02:12.860 opportunities I need the

01:02:15.420 best mathematician not

01:02:18.120 one who had the

01:02:19.400 standards lowered for

01:02:20.900 them we're putting a

01:02:23.180 man in space I want to

01:02:25.980 make sure the math is

01:02:27.740 right and what happened

01:02:30.360 if it's not right some

01:02:32.360 somebody dies and then

01:02:34.240 who gets the blame the

01:02:35.860 system the group why

01:02:38.320 didn't you have somebody

01:02:39.060 else checking his math

01:02:40.120 you knew he didn't have

01:02:40.900 the highest scores well

01:02:42.120 okay

01:02:43.360 students who didn't sign

01:02:48.340 the petition at the

01:02:50.060 University of Columbia

01:02:51.400 last spring when medical

01:02:54.040 students demanded they

01:02:55.160 stop being graded by their

01:02:56.840 professors students who

01:02:58.400 didn't sign the petition

01:02:59.800 were warned they would be

01:03:00.840 outed for being willing to

01:03:02.080 sit in their own

01:03:03.100 privilege at the expense of

01:03:05.100 their black and brown

01:03:06.020 peers are you telling me

01:03:08.640 that that doctors medical

01:03:10.840 students who are black or

01:03:12.240 brown can't get a good

01:03:14.420 grade and if that's true

01:03:17.880 then maybe I shouldn't go to

01:03:20.760 a doctor I should start

01:03:22.320 judging people by the color of

01:03:24.760 their skin because you're

01:03:26.060 telling me they're incapable

01:03:27.920 of getting a good score

01:03:30.000 so are they incapable of

01:03:33.620 being doctors too because I

01:03:35.040 think that's really racist

01:03:36.580 common sense America

01:03:40.180 common sense we have to

01:03:43.160 begin to take a stand on some

01:03:45.080 of these things and a hard

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01:05:14.780 last night on blaze tv I did a

01:05:30.340 Wednesday night special based on

01:05:33.740 the three biggest lies of race in

01:05:37.420 America where we're going is just

01:05:40.480 phenomenally bad I mean it's

01:05:44.520 historically bad you can you can

01:05:46.500 find the examples of what we're

01:05:48.300 doing at the beginning of every

01:05:51.020 every genocidal movement in the

01:05:54.840 world now it doesn't have to end

01:05:56.320 that way but this is the way they

01:05:58.660 started so we were talking about

01:06:02.160 race and in education etc etc and

01:06:05.840 Mark Robinson is a guy who you know

01:06:08.920 I think you've heard before let me

01:06:11.600 play a clip of where you might know

01:06:14.260 him from this is a YouTube clip he's

01:06:16.640 standing in front of I think it was

01:06:18.000 his city council listen what I really

01:06:20.520 came down here for is this I've heard

01:06:23.320 a whole lot of people in here talking

01:06:24.700 tonight about this group and that

01:06:26.360 group domestic violence blacks these

01:06:28.980 minorities and that minority what I

01:06:30.900 want to know is when are you all

01:06:33.040 going to start standing up for the

01:06:34.360 majority and here's who the majority

01:06:36.240 is I'm the majority I'm a law

01:06:39.600 abiding citizen who's never shot

01:06:41.460 anybody never committed a serious

01:06:43.240 crime never committed a felony I've

01:06:45.740 never done anything like that but it

01:06:48.520 seems like every time we have one of

01:06:50.980 these shootings nobody wants to blame

01:06:53.560 put the blame where it goes which is

01:06:55.420 at the shooters feet you want to put it

01:06:57.580 at my feet you want to turn around and

01:07:00.320 restrict my right constitutional right

01:07:03.920 that's spelled out in black and white

01:07:05.720 you want to restrict my right to buy a

01:07:08.360 firearm and protect myself from some of

01:07:10.840 the very people you're talking about in

01:07:12.580 here tonight it's ridiculous I don't

01:07:15.220 think Rod Serling could come up with a

01:07:16.940 better script it does not make any

01:07:19.780 sense the law-abiding citizens of this

01:07:22.020 community and many communities around

01:07:24.000 this country we're the first ones taxed

01:07:27.120 and the last ones considered and the

01:07:29.500 first ones punished when things like this

01:07:31.540 happens because our rights are the ones

01:07:33.740 that are being taken away that's the

01:07:36.460 reason why this was an amazing viral

01:07:40.360 video mark in case you lost track of

01:07:43.600 him as I did has now become the

01:07:46.260 lieutenant governor of North Carolina he

01:07:49.340 was a factory worker when he gave that

01:07:51.300 speech a couple of years ago he's now

01:07:53.280 the lieutenant governor of North

01:07:54.780 Carolina mark welcome to the program how

01:07:57.140 are you sir hey Glenn thank you for

01:08:00.320 having me here again it's a pleasure you

01:08:02.100 you bet I am so impressed with you but

01:08:06.060 let me let me just pretend I don't know

01:08:09.180 and if see if you could explain to those

01:08:13.300 listeners who don't know what a lieutenant

01:08:15.120 governor actually does could you tell me

01:08:18.660 the responsibilities I am actually I'm the

01:08:22.740 president of the Senate that's my number

01:08:24.380 one responsibility I preside over the Senate

01:08:26.940 in his daily duties I sit on the state

01:08:31.880 school board I'm a voting member of the

01:08:33.840 state school board I sit on the energy

01:08:35.380 commission I also sit on the state economic

01:08:39.540 commission as well as the board of

01:08:42.460 governors for the community colleges other

01:08:45.380 than that we kind of do sort of what we

01:08:48.980 want to do here we have a huge bully

01:08:50.600 pulpit and we are using that to our

01:08:52.840 advantage here to push some agenda that

01:08:55.020 we think definitely need to be pushed here

01:08:56.700 in North Carolina man I don't know if

01:08:58.820 you're a religious guy but divine

01:09:01.040 providence I think played a role in

01:09:03.560 finding you so let's talk about what

01:09:05.940 you're doing in the schools as you know a

01:09:09.340 voting member of the the school board you

01:09:12.700 are addressing indoctrination which is

01:09:14.520 happening all across the country and

01:09:18.520 parents some parents I am really concerned

01:09:22.440 about this and we don't really know what

01:09:25.600 to do because sometimes we had in our own

01:09:28.820 community here right down the street we

01:09:31.520 had two council members and and you know

01:09:36.960 directors of the school board arrested

01:09:39.780 because they were hiding the information on

01:09:42.040 critical race what are you doing in North

01:09:45.820 Carolina that we should know about

01:09:47.420 well you know indoctrination in schools is

01:09:52.820 something that I've known about for years

01:09:54.600 my children experienced it when they were

01:09:57.220 in high school my I've experienced it and

01:10:01.260 seen it firsthand at the university level I

01:10:03.560 attended the university for the most part as

01:10:05.720 an adult and I saw it a great deal when I

01:10:09.220 was when I was attending the university and

01:10:12.760 so we know it's a problem and all throughout

01:10:15.600 our campaign we heard about it from parents

01:10:17.500 and teachers all across the state and so

01:10:20.340 the one thing that folks always push back

01:10:23.200 against us and say well where's your proof

01:10:24.920 that this exists well we are in the process

01:10:27.280 now proving that we started a task force

01:10:29.900 here in North Carolina in our office called

01:10:32.180 FACT in fact stands for fairness and

01:10:35.340 accountability in the classroom for teachers and students and what is what

01:10:40.280 it's aimed at doing is given people who have been a victim of indoctrination in the

01:10:45.120 classroom or at schools no matter what their position may be whether they be a

01:10:49.260 principal whether they be a teacher whether they be a student whether they be a

01:10:52.320 parent a place where they can come and large large their complaints we're going to

01:10:56.720 look at those complaints disseminate them and then we're going to make sure that we deliver

01:11:01.760 these claims to the public and finally start the process of doing something about

01:11:07.340 this issue this is not just a North Carolina issue this is a national issue and for my money it has

01:11:15.140 become a national crisis because we are no longer teaching our children what they need to learn in

01:11:21.540 the classroom to be successful outside of the classroom we have got to get education back into the business of

01:11:27.240 education and out of the indoctrination and so we are first step in doing that

01:11:32.580 we're only teaching them how to be activists we're not teaching them to be

01:11:37.120 productive members of society just activists that's it absolutely uh so you

01:11:43.260 have who's on this board this fax board and and how I mean because people are

01:11:50.260 afraid to come out and say anything I know several parents that don't want to say

01:11:54.760 anything because they're afraid their students are going to get hassled you know by the teacher

01:11:59.720 or in grades or whatever that happens in college all the time students are afraid to disagree because

01:12:06.360 there is no real freedom of speech and thought in the place where it's supposed to happen

01:12:11.960 most definitely it's important that it happens in education absolutely that is that is one of the

01:12:20.040 most concerning things about this issue is there are people that are afraid to speak out but we have

01:12:25.080 12 people on our board 12 uh very capable people on our board who have who are willing to fight this

01:12:31.460 thing and have been fighting it some of them for a number of years but what I'd like to try to remind

01:12:36.200 people about being afraid is this if you do not speak up against this tyranny now it's not going to do

01:12:43.060 you any good in the future you're still going to have to suffer the dreadful effects of this

01:12:47.820 tyranny at some point and I can guarantee you if we allow this tyranny to continue to exist

01:12:53.440 the price we will have to pay in the long term is going to be much steeper than the price we'll have

01:12:59.060 to pay in the short term for standing up and bringing it to an end so I'm encouraging people

01:13:03.480 to speak up because there's going to be a price to pay either way but again that long-term price is

01:13:09.180 going to be much more dreadful than the short-term price I would encourage anybody who's in state

01:13:14.920 government or even local government to look at facts uh from North Carolina uh and uh just go to

01:13:22.840 uh ltgov.nc.gov and I'm sure you'll find it there um but I urge you to consider putting something

01:13:31.840 together like this for your um community and you do have people from both sides and all sides that

01:13:40.540 on this committee that understand the problem so it's not just a a right-wing thing right

01:13:45.840 absolutely there are people uh from all across the community who are absolutely tired of our schools

01:13:53.240 uh being used uh for political purposes we need again we need to get back to the business of teaching

01:13:59.500 our children what they need to know in order to be successful outside the classroom to build businesses

01:14:04.560 to go into being doctors and lawyers to be plumbers and all the great things that we need in our society

01:14:10.900 the classroom is not the place to push your views on people the classroom is a place where you teach

01:14:16.440 people how to build their own views and uh we need to we need to make sure that's happening

01:14:21.000 have you found a way or or by listening to people on the left uh I shouldn't say on the left but

01:14:28.320 but think differently um how to talk to them about critical race theory because I know lots of people

01:14:35.980 uh are afraid of sitting down with somebody who they know you know voted for Biden is in with a lot

01:14:43.820 of this stuff to talk about critical race theory because it'll go right to racist you know it goes

01:14:49.600 right there how do they how are they approaching this how do they view critical race theory in schools

01:14:56.660 a lot well critical race theory is being pushed in our schools sadly but the thing that we have

01:15:02.860 to understand and and again this goes back to education itself we have to go back and look in

01:15:07.660 history and look at other ideologies that were pushed that were detrimental to our society if you go

01:15:13.800 back and look at the racist ideologies that were pushed in our in in societies that had separate but

01:15:19.780 equal and Jim Crow many of them are the absolute they're absolutely just like the idea the ideologies

01:15:26.340 we see in critical race theory except instead of it being uh white people who were racist it were

01:15:33.460 black it was black people being demonized and so this ideology that we have to demonize someone else

01:15:40.360 in order to uh raise uh to raise the mobility of someone else is a fallacy we do not do that in this

01:15:48.900 nation equality is the key and critical race theory flies in the face of equality because it tells white

01:15:56.120 people you are automatically left than because you are white that's not what we're supposed to be

01:16:00.760 doing anymore than we're supposed to be telling black people that they're left than because they're

01:16:04.280 black we need to be teaching all of our students that you have equal worth and an equal say in this

01:16:09.100 nation and that this racist idea that because your ancestors did something uh terrible to someone

01:16:16.120 else that it's now your fault it's just it's patently wrong uh you know i like to say it like this

01:16:21.800 they love to say that our systems are racist our systems are not racist it's not the systems that

01:16:26.960 are racist it are it's some of the people who are in the system who are racist we need to make sure

01:16:33.040 that we're taking care of the people and we need to make sure we allow the system to work like it should

01:16:37.400 critical race theory doesn't allow us to do that and therefore we need to make sure that it's not

01:16:41.540 a part of what we teach in our schools the lieutenant governor from north carolina

01:16:47.400 um talking about facts uh the facts program for school indoctrination or against school

01:16:53.600 indoctrination you can find more information at the website uh ltgov.nc.gov you can follow him

01:17:02.180 at mark robbins uh mark robin uh nc mark robinson thank you so much god bless you sir thank you very

01:17:12.620 much for having me again glenn it's a pleasure you bet uh by the way uh there are other groups that

01:17:19.920 for instance they're partnering with parents defending education and they are just trying

01:17:25.800 to connect parents and teachers um while taking aggressive legal measures to resist indoctrinations

01:17:32.200 uh in our school so you you do have tools and i urge you to get involved parents defending education

01:17:41.140 or you know you can look up mark robinson uh if you're in north carolina or in another state and

01:17:47.500 you actually have an ability to start something in your state like this do it now all right our

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01:19:53.860 uh boy stew i am just seeing property rights being eroded everywhere uh yes and uh

01:20:03.360 are you being sarcastic because that sounds like sarcastic i mean there's two huge stories over the

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01:21:02.520 country just by themselves with no vote with nothing do they have that authority and the courts

01:21:09.040 came to the decision uh no they do not have that power uh so that's going to go but they're going to

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01:21:34.480 to an office or a factory this is the way they make their money and they provide good housing for

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01:21:56.500 had to pay the mortgage and let's not forget the one thing they could really easily control is not

01:22:01.140 make them pay taxes but even that they had to continue to pay correct throughout all this it's um

01:22:08.740 it's there is an attack on property rights but again it goes back to the great reset of

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01:24:17.380 montana the new governor up in montana said they are stopping some of the federally funded

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01:24:32.040 our economy faces a labor shortage says the governor the vast expansion of the federal

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01:24:42.780 you're gonna want to move to montana i mean i already do and now they've got a great governor

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01:26:37.400 stew i'm finding some governors that i absolutely love uh still a little early i haven't kissed this

01:26:47.000 governor yet so i i were not committed yet but the last couple of times i've seen the governor of

01:26:54.000 montana come up i've loved him loved him imagine don't do you know this happens over and over again

01:27:03.340 you fall in love with these politicians for like two weeks and then they do something you don't like

01:27:07.680 and then and then there's just a nasty breakup and you're on it's like a reality tv i haven't had a

01:27:14.500 breakup with uh governor gnome yet haven't had one that's true i mean there's some that i could but

01:27:20.620 imagine governor gnome uh and we take some of her and then we take governor uh g and forte and we make a

01:27:32.060 baby imagine what kind of governor we might have i don't know why uh i don't know why this has to

01:27:40.600 happen over and over again i know i know listen uh so what he has said is they're having a shortage

01:27:46.760 of workers and it's happening all over the country and we know why it's happening people are being paid

01:27:52.180 more money by the federal government to stay at home than to go back to work and why would you do that

01:27:58.080 again human nature so they're staying home well they're having a huge uh labor shortage in uh montana

01:28:08.100 and so the government knows that it is best for all of society if everybody is going to work

01:28:16.320 and doing the things that they you know were trained to do uh so they're they're cutting off

01:28:22.680 the unemployment benefits the federally funded unemployment benefits just at least some of

01:28:28.780 them it's the extra 300 a month and they're going to take that extra 300 a month and they're going to

01:28:35.300 start uh offering a return to work bonus to help every employer looking to hire so they're switching the

01:28:45.460 incentives around uh starting june 27th if you are in montana you will lose access to the extra 300

01:28:53.820 in weekly unemployment benefits you can retain your regular benefits contractors gig workers and others

01:29:00.980 will also lose access to the pandemic unemployment assistance program meaning those workers won't get any

01:29:07.800 benefits this is going to really impact i'll bet you you see montana roar back to life and

01:29:15.300 possibly without a lot of local inflation uh maybe you'll just see them go back to work and if they can

01:29:23.400 produce products that helps lower inflation the more we pay this i just cannot believe that everyone in the

01:29:34.880 government is this stupid that everything that they are doing is destroying the work ethic the business

01:29:44.780 property rights property rights freedom of speech rights everything they're doing is destroying what we have built

01:29:52.620 and i'm sorry it's just no accident uh and i support any of these states doing what they have to do to

01:30:01.580 get people and get people back to work and to enhance freedom enhance freedom i don't support you if you're like

01:30:10.320 you're gonna go to work or you're gonna go to jail but anything that you can do that is within the constitutional

01:30:18.180 power do it do it you um i know obviously you like to have evidence to support your claims so and you

01:30:26.800 didn't provide any so let me at least ask you if you have some what have we had him on remember no no

01:30:31.860 remember we had him on i didn't ask the question all right go ahead what evidence do you have

01:30:36.060 that the people in the government are not that stupid okay i don't have the evidence okay i don't

01:30:45.300 i didn't think so it sounded like a wild claim yeah other than they're all ivy league you know churned

01:30:51.820 out which makes them all social justice warrior activists but beyond that i have no evidence no

01:30:58.900 evidence i haven't seen much i will say over the years yeah it's bad um can we go back to the uh

01:31:04.840 permanent housing crisis that our government is is creating now so the forbearance and mortgage

01:31:11.720 bailout uh forbearance is just you know a fancy way of saying uh yeah they don't have enough money to

01:31:20.640 pay for this and so we're gonna have to rewrite the loan or we're gonna have to kick them out but we

01:31:26.280 can't kick them out because the government won't let us kick them out bank of america came out last week

01:31:31.620 and they said that i think i think it was bank of america was 22 percent um and bank of america

01:31:39.820 generally has had higher standards on mortgages than some of the other banks they think now that

01:31:46.120 30 to 35 percent of all mortgages are going to be in default the minute you take the forbearance

01:31:53.820 uh cdc dictate out so here's what happened um yesterday it was taken out and biden has said

01:32:05.640 no you're not gonna do that yeah no we're gonna fight this one uh and so what's happening is

01:32:14.500 we are causing all kinds of other problems we are causing now the actual landowners

01:32:21.660 the people who have the actual mortgages to the bank we have them under stress because

01:32:28.140 they're not getting the money the money if i mean if you're going to do this and say the federal

01:32:33.200 government is going to pay the the rent nobody's going to lose their house because we told you to

01:32:39.760 stay home and so we'll pay the rent well they're not doing that they're just saying we're going to

01:32:47.820 send you money they send the people in the house money but the people are not required then to pay

01:32:54.480 that to their landlord and so they're not so the government is screwing the banks now because the

01:33:03.060 banks have all of this debt and somebody's gotta pay the bank but i don't think the banks are all

01:33:10.180 that concerned because they'll print more and get it from the fed then you have all of the business

01:33:17.640 people all of the people who think of think of how many people are behind the eight ball because the

01:33:25.440 government said they had to do something everyone else is getting bailed out but you're not because you

01:33:32.640 don't have a special cdc category i know a lot of people this is this is screwing and creating um

01:33:43.160 what was it called in the 1930s dude you remember it was like the invisible man or it was forgotten man

01:33:49.840 the forgotten man the forgotten man we are creating the forgotten man in fact play the audio that we had

01:33:58.620 from the lieutenant governor today when he made this viral video this guy was a just a worker on in a

01:34:07.400 factory on a factory floor he went to greensboro to the city council because they were talking about

01:34:13.280 you know what are we going to do to restrict guns and he just started he just gave this speech now he's

01:34:19.400 not a factory worker anymore now he's the lieutenant governor he was just elected but listen to this

01:34:24.540 because he talks about the forgotten man what i really came down here for is this um i've heard a

01:34:30.160 whole lot of people in here talking tonight about this group and that group domestic violence and

01:34:34.720 blacks these minorities and that minority what i want to know is when are you all going to start

01:34:40.200 standing up for the majority and here's who the majority is i'm the majority i'm a law-abiding citizen

01:34:47.220 who's never shot anybody never committed a serious crime never committed a felony i've never done

01:34:52.940 anything like that but it seems like every time we have one of these shootings nobody wants to

01:34:59.900 blame put the blame where it goes which is at the shooter's feet you want to put it at my feet

01:35:05.820 you want to turn around and restrict my right constitutional right that's spelled out in black and

01:35:12.060 white you want to restrict my right to buy a firearm and protect myself from some of the very people

01:35:18.220 you're talking about in here tonight it's ridiculous i don't think rod serling could come up with a better

01:35:23.820 script it does not make any sense the law-abiding citizens of this community and many communities

01:35:30.300 around this country we're the first ones taxed and the last ones considered and the first ones

01:35:36.860 punished when things like this happens because our rights are the ones that are being taken away

01:35:41.420 that's the reason why i came out here today gun show or no gun show nra or no nra i'm here to stand

01:35:49.740 up for the law-abiding citizens of this community because i'm going to tell you that what's going to

01:35:54.140 happen you can take the guns away from us all you want to you all write a law i follow the law i'll

01:36:00.380 bring my guns down here i'll turn them in but here's what's going to happen the crips and the bloods on the

01:36:06.140 other side of town they're not going to turn their guns in they're going to hold on to them and what's going to

01:36:11.260 happen when you have to send the police down there to go take them the police can barely enforce the

01:36:16.460 law as it is as what i see we demonize the police criminalize and and vilify the police and we make

01:36:23.340 the criminals into victims and we're talking about restricting guns how are you going to do that how

01:36:29.420 are you going to do that when the police department's already hamstrung you're not going to be able to go

01:36:34.380 down here and take these guns from these criminals so the criminals are going to hold on to their guns

01:36:38.620 they're still going to have them they're still going to break in my house and they're still going

01:36:41.980 to shoot me with them and guess who's going to be the one that suffers it's going to be me well i'm

01:36:46.860 here to tell you tonight it is not going to happen without a fight and when i say fight i don't mean

01:36:53.820 shots fired i don't mean fist thrown i mean i'm going to come down here to this city council and raise

01:37:00.700 hell just like these loonies from the left do until you listen to the majority of the people in this city and

01:37:07.980 i am the majority this guy is fantastic awesome fantastic how did we miss his election yeah his

01:37:16.940 rise from factory worker there two years ago to now the lieutenant governor of north carolina

01:37:22.940 the guy is fantastic not only what he's saying is exactly right yes yes i mean it could have been

01:37:29.580 possibly the global pandemic and um and everything else going on we did miss it yes because i'm sure

01:37:35.100 people in north carolina are like yeah we were watching this closely but i will also say looking

01:37:38.780 at the north carolina results uh not only did mark robinson outperform the republican gubernatorial

01:37:45.900 candidate but also outperformed donald trump in north carolina i mean you know the the left has got to be

01:37:52.060 terrified of this guy this is this is like their worst nightmare a guy who could speak plainly who's

01:37:59.020 smart who knows what he's talking about who knows his rights uh this is the type of candidate that is

01:38:04.860 going to uh rock the world and he's black and he's black and the democratic govern uh governor was talking

01:38:12.940 about how you just can't make it it is state of the state of the state speech i think last week you know

01:38:18.620 you just can't make it because of uh uh because of just this systemic racism you're just not going to be

01:38:24.780 able to make it standing right beside him was the new lieutenant governor who was a factory worker

01:38:34.380 two years ago and i talked to him about it and he was like i you know i mean it and he didn't mention

01:38:42.780 him at all it's a historic thing but he didn't mention him at all because it goes to prove everything

01:38:50.700 you're saying governor is a lie is this though does does he really count as an african-american

01:38:56.940 glenn no he doesn't that likes guns it's the way they treat him i mean oh i know if he doesn't if

01:39:02.620 you don't align with these views you lose your color i know here's the thing here's what's here's

01:39:09.580 what's coming and and here's how i know it's true what's coming is the forgotten man of every color

01:39:17.420 the the people who are law-abiding citizens they are going to find themselves under the screws of

01:39:25.180 almost everybody because of inflation because of jobs because of the new esg the great reset they feel

01:39:33.740 like they haven't been listened to and they eventually are going to rise up and that is exactly what they

01:39:40.700 want and how do i know that well that's why they're dismantling the police right now they want strife and

01:39:49.500 they want chaos that's what they need so the last thing we should do is to play into chaos but they

01:39:57.020 are coming after our police they're coming after the people that might agree with the forgotten man

01:40:02.780 in the military and they are grabbing control of these that's why they want to federalize the police

01:40:10.940 because if they can do that they have america by the throat by the throat support your local police

01:40:20.140 support your local sheriff's department really really important and never ever forget you're not alone

01:40:29.340 you're not the only one that feels this way you're you are in the majority

01:40:37.580 we just keep quiet and that's got to stop

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01:42:27.820 hey um before we get too far down the week um did you see that picture from the carter center

01:42:34.300 do we have the original picture from the carter center uh with uh jill and joe biden and the carters

01:42:40.380 yeah there it is if you if you look at that i know this went around and and it became a meme uh

01:42:46.140 for a lot of things but we're we're a much more serious program and we look at these scientifically

01:42:51.340 um it looks as almost as though joe biden is so big that mrs carter is like a ventriloquist puppy

01:43:00.140 uh puppet yeah right it does it really does teeny and he looks huge and it's interesting to see that

01:43:06.220 the only time the biden's aren't wearing masks when they're around really frail old people um but

01:43:11.980 maybe that's just me and we were talking about how huge they were and the problem is you don't have

01:43:17.660 any perspective i mean you just assume that you know everything is as it is and uh so we decided

01:43:25.500 i said let's put something that everybody knows into that scene so we can have some perspective to see

01:43:32.460 how small the the carters are or how big the biden's are and so we took andre the giant and it was

01:43:39.660 shocking uh if you're watching the plays you'll we'll treat this out for you yeah wait so isn't

01:43:47.420 that amazing the carters actually aren't small at all no they're actually quite large yeah because

01:43:54.940 uh you'll see i mean andre the giant he right after this picture was taken he popped up onto the lap

01:44:00.780 of uh mrs carter and uh they are enormous yeah enormous in real life and the biden's even bigger

01:44:09.100 yeah yeah oh yeah biden's yeah gigantic they're monsters they're monsters in almost every way um

01:44:16.380 i'm sorry dr monsters dr monster dr monsters yes dr monster that is really one of the strangest photos

01:44:21.900 i've ever seen in my life it really i know sometimes perspective can play with the way things look but like

01:44:27.100 it they both of the carters look like they're three foot one yeah or the biden's look like they're

01:44:33.580 11 feet tall one of the two right right it looks like almost like they're in like you know play

01:44:39.740 furniture you know like in a kid's room yeah and they're kids they just i mean have they have they

01:44:46.780 gotten that's why i know people when they get old get smaller but that not that small right and

01:44:51.980 especially once you put andre the giant into that picture it is remarkable it's remarkable i don't

01:44:58.380 know what's going on with the carters but i know when you start to head towards massive inflation the

01:45:04.220 thing that you want to do is take pictures with the president that is known most for inflation and

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01:46:45.980 this is the glenn beck program welcome to thursday we have a dear friend joining us now

01:46:51.420 really talented filmmaker a guy who everybody says you gotta get into culture he's actually doing it

01:46:57.340 and making a big impact he has changed swedish uh immigration policy u.s trade policy education

01:47:05.260 policy here in the country he has been on ships you know tracking down jihadist pirates i think

01:47:13.100 he's a lunatic but he's actually really really smart and on our side um and he's just put a new

01:47:21.260 video out i'm gonna play about a minute of it but this is i'll tell you where to get it here in a

01:47:26.060 second this is worth watching and reposting and spreading in your network it is ami horowitz

01:47:34.140 on the streets of new york talking about the rich paying their fair share so do you think that the

01:47:41.340 poor pay a higher percentage of their income yes or the rich they do pay i've seen the poor yeah they

01:47:46.860 do yeah oh the lower class definitely pay more yeah lower people the one percent earn about 25

01:47:55.740 percent of all the income in america so there you go if we're talking about fair share right then you

01:48:01.900 know if you're bringing in 25 of the income 25 of the taxes should also that would be fair yeah i would

01:48:07.820 think so yeah and would you be surprised if i told you that the top one percent pay 40 of all taxes yeah

01:48:14.940 would it surprise you if i said the rich the one percent pay 40 of all taxes in america interesting

01:48:20.780 would surprise me yeah do they yeah they're interesting it's a little a little more fair

01:48:24.860 than you might have thought yeah what percent of income do you think the top one percent pay i think

01:48:31.500 they're paying like freaking two percent of them they're paying 27 what 27

01:48:39.260 ami horowitz welcome to the program amazing it's a pleasure and by the way such a wonderful pleasure to be

01:48:44.300 in a town where i don't have to wear a mask and get people yelling at me and screaming at me and

01:48:51.340 mask shaming me that is awesome yeah texas is is a pretty awesome place to live uh i can't imagine

01:48:59.100 what it's like in new york i was up in connecticut a few weeks ago we had a death in the family and

01:49:03.260 had to go up to connecticut and it was like off it was it was like i thought elon musk had drugged me

01:49:11.820 put me in a spaceship and he had already populated mars and it looked like connecticut but it was

01:49:18.540 completely martian i i the people there it's a mental illness now it really is absolutely become

01:49:26.620 mental illness there's no question about it no i mean look most of these people are vaccinated

01:49:31.100 but they will wear you you will see them running in the park wearing masks right i saw i saw a guy

01:49:37.900 riding a horse wearing a mask okay i'm surprised he didn't put a mask on the horse that's um i would

01:49:47.660 just like to point out um i've seen a lot of things in new york but the exception of a cop i've never

01:49:54.940 seen anybody riding a horse in new york no there there are there are horses in uh in central park

01:50:01.900 yes you can ride a horse you can walk you can ride a horse central park it's true you can ride a horse

01:50:05.740 in central i mean you rent it there or do you have to bring your own horse they they they used

01:50:10.220 to have these stables right off of central park they've now kind of changed them but they still

01:50:13.660 have horses that you could you could rent out they don't really run they're just walking but yeah

01:50:20.780 because they're probably beaten they're like i can't live in this city one more day i just can't

01:50:25.420 do it i can't do it where's the glue factory man right so you were on the streets of new york and

01:50:31.660 i mean one of the guys that you were talking to was full-fledged marxist oh yeah and what was what

01:50:36.860 was shocking about this was how certain all of them were about facts that were completely untrue

01:50:47.100 and then uh surprised but not like embarrassed that they had it so wrong you know i actually a lot

01:50:54.940 of my videos are look they're they're important but they're dark because they're just they're i'm

01:51:01.020 showing the underbelly of the left right and what they actually believe this video is a little more

01:51:06.780 hopeful because as as certain as they were about faulty faulty facts about taxes uh which by the

01:51:15.020 way this is this is if you ask anybody on the left right they would they would say the same thing that

01:51:20.460 these people on the video saw of course the rich pay more of course the rich i mean the the poor pay

01:51:25.100 more and the rich don't pay their fair share but the hopeful part of this video was when they were

01:51:29.660 confronted with the facts with the actual reality of what tax policy is they reversed themselves and

01:51:36.460 they said that actually does sound fair right and this is and and it's a hopeful video in the sense

01:51:41.260 that we are right on the facts okay we are right on the facts and if we're able to get that out there

01:51:48.300 we could win this argument because let me tell you easily the the class warfare issue is going to be

01:51:55.980 the battle we it's not gonna be the race issue and the race issue is really when i spend a lot of time

01:52:01.420 with blm protesters i start scratching the surface and and presenting them with the facts right about

01:52:05.980 how many people are actually killed unarmed by black people by white police officers right right they

01:52:09.980 will they will accept that and poo poo it and they'll then it'll switch to a class issue because ultimately

01:52:15.580 what is critical race theory critical race theory is simply a a slight deviation from class

01:52:21.900 theory yeah of mark you have something that or you don't have something because this other class

01:52:28.140 that happens to be white has it right and the real battle is not going to be race it's going to be

01:52:33.100 class and there is you know the studies have showed over and over again that a significant

01:52:37.740 portion of youth in this country want communism not social democrat not not to be social democrats

01:52:43.340 like the europeans i'm talking about straight up marxism communism the destruction of the free market

01:52:49.900 we it is not quite a majority or a polarity but it's getting there it's over twenty percent twenty

01:52:54.220 five percent i'll tell you this ami um you can see it um you can see people being able to rationalize

01:53:03.420 it at some point as well because the government has been so corrupt they have done so much with you

01:53:10.860 know in the last year we've spent 19 trillion dollars where's that money that's not going to the average

01:53:15.980 person that is going to giant corporations it's going to graph i mean it's no one is actually

01:53:23.180 feeling the impact of that and when you start to see real inflation you will look at the bank and go

01:53:31.420 you got all of that money from 2008 i got nothing i got nothing and you're going to start looking at

01:53:39.900 these companies that are now lecturing us coca-cola on how we have to live our life etc etc

01:53:45.900 and what's good and what's bad and you're just going to look at all of these people and say

01:53:51.580 you are my enemy you are my enemy and you'll put all people in that category just like we do now if

01:53:59.980 you're a conservative you're evil if you're a liberal you're a marxist that's not true but that's the way

01:54:08.060 human nature does it and marxism encourages it yeah look there's uh there's no question i think that the

01:54:15.900 the the lack of understanding you know and what i guess joe biden must have gotten a tour

01:54:20.700 of the treasury building and he goes wait a second we own the printing press i can just print as much

01:54:26.060 money as i want what i mean that's what it must have been like right what are we 10 trillion dollars

01:54:32.780 in new spending trillion 10 trillion dollars and that's your point the point is no regular person

01:54:38.140 is going to feel that because our economy is too big the country's too big and even those kind of numbers

01:54:43.260 don't really have an impact and yes and most of that money end up going through fraud and waste

01:54:48.300 and they're going to say well what happened what happened this money that we said and then of course

01:54:53.740 when the bill comes due and inflation hits right and then they're really going to feel it and that's

01:54:58.380 where they're going to say what happened here it is the the biggest uh theft ever and we've gone

01:55:07.660 through somewhat we've gone through some of this before not you know um marx believed that capitalism

01:55:16.700 was evil and twisted and and was exactly what it has now become and he so his idea of people rising up

01:55:27.660 against the upper class is accurate if you are like the upper class appears to be and not all upper class i

01:55:36.780 mean the institutionalized upper class is they are getting benefits that no one else is seeing

01:55:46.700 uh and we've gone through it before i was with jay leno at his garage a few years ago and he has this

01:55:53.740 beautiful bugatti it's this big old 1929 bugatti and my son ran up to it he was little and i think he had

01:56:02.140 peanut butter on his hands and i'm like don't do it and uh jay was like no go on sit in that's what it's for

01:56:09.580 i mean it was really crazy um but as he was in touching everything and leaving jam prints over

01:56:16.140 this bugatti i said to uh i said to jay uh what a beautiful car and he said better story behind it

01:56:24.700 than it is beautiful he said that car was purchased in 1929 in new york by a guy who was head of an

01:56:32.620 industry he said um he never drew it never drove it by the time he got it it was too dangerous for him

01:56:41.660 to be seen in the bugatti he said that car ended up uh they took it apart and they used it as a truck

01:56:51.340 they just completely took this amazing car away and used it as a truck because every time that car would

01:56:58.380 be seen it was class warfare and you're a bad guy because you have that car and by the way that's

01:57:04.220 scary today you're dressed like jay as well there's a lot of denim going on you're right but yeah there

01:57:09.180 is a lot of denim going on and the white hair that's right nothing scares me more than class

01:57:13.580 warfare look when you go to europe one of them one of them one of the many differences between europeans

01:57:19.340 and us is that the europeans are jealous of people in the upper class if you have a beautiful car in

01:57:25.340 london or or in paris oftentimes friends of mine who have those kind of cars they get keyed because

01:57:31.900 people are so disgusted that they have that kind of wealth and i know and here this country was so

01:57:36.860 beautiful about is we're aspirational we look at people with beautiful cars and you're thinking

01:57:41.660 it's not i need why does he have that car not me you think i want that car i'm gonna do what it takes

01:57:47.420 to get that car or that house or wherever it is and we are losing that beautiful aspirational

01:57:53.980 part of our country because the left has engaged us in this damaging class warfare which like i can't

01:58:01.020 repeat enough it will be the battle for the next 10 years for the soul of this country more than any

01:58:06.620 other issue that we're facing it's the class warfare uh issue that will will either sink us or will take

01:58:13.500 us ahead for the next hundred years so i want to take a break and come back and i want you to answer

01:58:19.100 this question when we come back do we make it 10 years do we have enough in our tank do we have enough

01:58:29.500 tools and enough people that understand those tools to be able to put up a fight and to win this fight

01:58:38.700 especially when everything seems to be going in the other direction have you answer that when we come back

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02:00:24.700 putin's basement the glenbeck program three minutes this is the glenbeck program we welcome back to the

02:00:35.740 program uh ami horowitz who a lot of people do man on the street stuff i believe he is by far the best at

02:00:43.820 this he gets people to talk and engage and nobody feels stupid in the end and you gain some real

02:00:51.180 understanding uh and they're great to share uh with people especially on the other side ami welcome

02:00:58.140 back always a pleasure thanks for having me so let's let's talk a little bit about uh uh the whole idea

02:01:08.140 of there will be an america that we all recognize in 10 years yeah there will be in 10 years for sure

02:01:16.060 100 uh there's so much gas in the tank from over the past few decades of success that they'll they'll

02:01:23.100 carry us for a decade or two having said that it's the next 10 years which will decide the fate for the

02:01:30.380 next 100 years we'll know the answer in 10 years we'll know the direction the country is going in in

02:01:35.580 10 years of that i have no doubt in which direction we will go it is up in the air and is up to us to

02:01:41.820 fight for us to win that ideological battle we know which direction the the biden administration

02:01:50.300 is going to take us um and that is into a whole new um kind of i mean they're they're talking about

02:01:58.140 resetting and doing you know getting rid of capitalism and into stakeholder capitalism which is

02:02:04.300 not capitalism it's an oligarchy so we know that they are on this path right now and that i mean

02:02:10.940 i think they've got a short time period to pull that off they've got about two years unless they

02:02:16.860 they completely destroyed the election process by then yeah one of the most um insidious parts of

02:02:23.020 the left is their changing of the language right uh they're they're they're denuding of power from

02:02:30.860 words like racism is a meaningless word now right um and and one of the things they've done and if

02:02:36.700 you've noticed it that what the word that the left used most often was equality right that was the

02:02:44.140 buzzword of and what did they change it to you're so right equity equity equity and what does that

02:02:49.740 mean there's a very specific meaning to to their version of the word equity which means ownership and

02:02:56.620 what it means is we have to get equal outcomes right what was equality equal opportunity that is a

02:03:04.380 disgusting notion to them now now they want equal outcome and that's what equity gives them um

02:03:12.140 well i'd love to invite you back tomorrow because you understand the mind of the left probably better

02:03:17.180 than anybody else and uh i'd like to peer into that mind you can see it's a dark place uh also bill

02:03:26.700 o'reeilly will be joining us tomorrow our friday episode you don't want to miss it and jordan peterson

02:03:32.540 today on the podcast this is the glenn back program

The Glenn Beck Program - May 06, 2021

Don’t Mess with Patents, Biden ｜ Guests： Sen. Josh Hawley & Rep. James Comer ｜ 5⧸6⧸21

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