EXPOSED： The QAnon Music Genre ｜ 9⧸20⧸22
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2 hours and 4 minutes
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Summary
On this episode of The Glenn Beck Program, host Glenn Beck is joined by a special guest, former White House correspondent for the New York Times Alex Castellanos, to discuss the January 6th, 2019, events that took place in Washington, D.C. and the fallout from them.
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Whistleblower has now accused the FBI's Washington field office of using cases related to the January
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6th U.S. Capitol riot to overstate the threat of domestic violent extremism in America.
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Whistleblower alleged the FBI office did not follow standard investigative practices for
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January 6th cases when it moved the cases to various local field offices around the country
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In a letter, January 6th cases should all be officially led by WFO, the Washington field
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But instead, a task force dispatched instructions to open January 6th investigations at local field
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Those local field offices received the cases, making it look as though as if they were conducting
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the investigation on the cases when, in reality, the Washington field office was doing the bulk
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According to the letter, a manipulative case file practice creates false and misleading crime
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Instead of hundreds investigations stemming from a single black black swan incident in the
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Capitol, FBI and DOJ officials point to significant increases in domestic violence extremism and
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Such an artificial case categorization scheme allows FBI leadership to misleadingly point to
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significant increases in domestic violence extremists nationwide.
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They took one event, broke it up as if it was multiple things all around the country.
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Yeah, we've got field offices all over the country working on domestic violence.
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But instead, they're breaking it up to mislead, to intentionally mislead.
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When, when in American history, were we okay when we found out that our Justice Department
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was corrupt and intentionally smearing American citizens?
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When did any liberal, any Democrat in America think that was okay, except when things were
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out of control in the Wilson administration, out of control in the FDR administration, and
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No Democrat ever, ever thought it was right when we were spying on Americans.
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And you've been made to believe that these things are true.
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I think this is our 16th or 17th whistleblower on the Justice Department and the FBI.
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Now, all you have to do, if you tell people something over and over again, they'll believe it.
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So what is it, America, we are being told to believe?
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We are being told to believe that everybody who voted for Donald Trump, that's 90 million people.
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By the way, I so urge you, with everything in me, please, read this book.
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He was supposed to be on with us today, and then he couldn't make it.
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The guy takes everything that we learned from the 20th century, fascism, communism, totalitarianism, and he looks at it and says, how do you get there?
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He's a university professor of clinical psychology at the University of Ghent, and he noticed what was happening in Europe with COVID, how everybody was just kind of corralled and put into a chute.
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We are in the phase just before it gets truly ugly if we don't wake up.
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And when I say us, I don't mean necessarily the people on the right.
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The people on the right have got to stay calm, have got to reflect goodness, happiness, decency.
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The Democrats need to start waking up to their own conditioning.
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When people start to do the final phase of totalitarianism, they give speeches like President Biden gave just a few weeks ago in Philadelphia.
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If you think you can't deal with Democrats, you're mistaken.
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If you think you can't live side by side with leftists that want to destroy the nation, I get it.
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Here's here's the latest from the New York Times yesterday.
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Trump appeared to more fully embrace QAnon on Saturday, playing a song at a political rally that prompted attendees to respond with a salute in reference to the cult like conspiracy theory song.
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While speaking in Youngstown in support of J.D. Vance, whom he has endorsed as a Republican nominee for the Senate, Mr. Trump delivered a dark address about the decline of America over music that was all but identical to the song.
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He's been delivering this same speech for about three or four months now.
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And he describes the America that we have become and then turns it around and says, we don't have to be that.
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Now, tell me, tell me that you haven't heard a million different scores that sound just like this.
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There's one that we use, and I cannot remember, and Sarah is gone today, but I know we have one that sounds almost exactly.
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This is the original song that they say he played, one that sounded like it.
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Tell me if you've ever heard anything that sounds like this in a movie.
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We've used one that sounds just like I can't put my finger on it.
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I can almost hear you doing the voiceover on it, yeah.
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Okay, so that's the one that they said, he played!
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America has turned into a very dark, dark place.
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An energy crisis like we've never, ever seen before.
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With any dramatic series or dramatic movie, action movie, Patriot, like, you could pull
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I can't believe that's the song they were talking about.
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I'm now on all kinds of lists at the FBI because I went to Apple and I looked that song up.
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But I looked that song up and when I heard it, I'm like, you've got to be kidding me.
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That's the song that made them write an article that says that they're giving the Nazi salute.
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They would, they would accuse and have accused you of being involved in all sorts of things
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as it revolves around the election and QAnon and who knows what else, even though you're
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But I didn't, neither one of us even knew what the song was.
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In fact, we, when, you know, when we do production pieces here, we, we are subscribed to a production
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And there's like 12 different CDs, but when they were CDs and now folders.
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She's taking a trip very similar to one someone from QAnon took once.
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Well, it wasn't a Hitler salute, but it was a salute that resembled a Hitler salute.
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And, hey, I, that's, she was reaching out to shake his hand.
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The hand, the arm was extended and the hand was flat.
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He's also, he's also a very dangerous, he is armed and he is currently hiding out in
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to be an example that you need to sit down and shut up.
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She said she's the one who says, every time I look at the American flag, it makes me want
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She also came out along with the New York Times and said, this Trump rally, this Trump
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If you're married or dating or friends with a Republican, you're married to dating or friends
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I mean, I didn't think we needed to say it, but I'm not a Nazi.
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And I generally think almost every person on the right I've ever met doesn't want to
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So every person on the right you've ever met isn't for universal control of the populace
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I still have them over here from a couple weeks ago.
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I do not think it means what you think it means.
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Not content with political power alone, he believed that the government, and ultimately the
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If that doesn't sound like Ted Cruz, I don't know what does.
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I feel like I want a small government, a limited government, but that doesn't sound
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Mussolini begged his audience to have faith in the Italian myths.
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It is reality by the fact that it is a goal, a hope, a faith.
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Though it could not be scientifically or objectively proved, it was true simply because it existed
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Because, man, that could have been the QAnon song.
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Have you noticed that both Donald Trump and every QAnon member I've ever seen breathe in a very similar fashion.
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Sometimes through their nose, sometimes through their mouth.
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They're just, I mean, what kind of weird stretch is it?
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The fact that people raised their hands, which they do in a million other contexts other than Nazism.
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In fact, I don't believe, I mean, the Nazis were pretty conceited, but I don't even think they were chanting, we're number one all the time.
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They were just, I mean, I guess they believed it was understood.
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Like, in all honesty, how obsessed must you be with QAnon to know that a song is reflective or reminiscent of the QAnon song?
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Like, it's not like I've never heard of the QAnon thing.
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Like, I watched the, I think it was an HBO documentary, looking at where it came from, and they tried to do, I can't remember, I've talked to the, I think I spoke to the director on the show at one point.
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Like, I mean, I would say I'm very loosely, have some knowledge of what it is and what it's about and how it started, but I didn't even, there's a song?
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Now, tell me, tell me this, I mean, can you tell the difference between this and the QAnon song?
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I mean, now imagine, you're just standing there and somebody's talking about how bad things are.
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And then, does somebody turn it to some positive things?
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Now, if that freaked you out at all, and you're like, wow, that was like, I was sitting
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I mean, you don't even have to say our society has completely broken down.
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I'm in Illinois, heels, walking, and tall I am in the morning.
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But it's January 6th, so I'm a dedicated insurrectionist.
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And now we are, too, because we just talked to you.
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It was like a rock concert in a lot of ways until he came out to speak, and it was pretty
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The energy was one of the highest I've ever been to, to be honest with you.
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The other thing that really spoke out to me, it was kind of weird, there seemed to be more
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So, I'm not sure if there's a lot more threats going on or what's going on, but it was heavy,
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And, you know, I just I hate seeing everything that's going on around us and feeling like there's no control.
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Well, I know they want I know they want you to feel that.
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And I know that it feels that way in some cases for good reason, because we shirked our responsibility.
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I just want to talk to you about the Norman Public Schools here.
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And there's a teacher that posted a QR code for the kids to get a link to the Brooklyn Library.
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And it was so they could access the banned books.
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And how do you know that that's what that was for?
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And now there's a bookstore in town that's printing off the QR codes and giving them away to any kid that goes to the public schools.
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I'm not sure of the title of them, but the ones with me.
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You know, you would really have to you'd have to ask what their motivation is.
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Why do you insist on teaching everyone's kids about this?
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And if they are, America will stand up against people like that.
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Why is this so important that they are teaching our children that they could be transgendered?
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I've explained everything to them that they're trying to do.
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So, you know, I'm educating my children on what they're being faced with every day.
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But it's just that there's people in the community that are standing behind it that have no nothing to do with it.
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You have a right to do what you want as long as it's legal.
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And while we can't, you know, legally shut them down, we can shame people.
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And there is nothing more shameful than perverting our children.
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But, you know, these owner-operators, I'm a truck driver, and, you know, everything has
00:46:01.120
When you buy that candy at the store, right now I'm hauling fish, I'm hauling 42,000 pounds.
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Or, no, it was $321, and I bought death at $4.49 a gallon.
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So I have to go to, you know, a place in Pennsylvania to fill up the rest of the fuel.
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And the regulations on truck drivers are tough.
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And, you know, now they realize that it's actually a negative impact for the environment.
00:47:10.220
As long as they have the reins in this economy, they're going to continue strangling our necks and suffocating us with our taxes and their legislation.
00:47:26.180
I'm blessed to be part of your radio station right now.
00:47:31.140
And I'm blessed to have people like you and Sean Hannity and Rush Limbaugh, God bless his soul, and other people that fight hard.
00:47:37.880
You guys are the future of America, along with Trump and DeSantis.
00:47:51.100
Yeah, we need to run a MAGA conservative or just a conservative ticket.
00:48:02.260
And I think he's running for Senate or Congress.
00:48:16.560
And I was during the phone call there, the 40 seconds there, I brought a thing from Starbucks.
00:48:59.420
This is a massive change in the entire Western world.
00:49:07.680
I want you to know that what is happening with our fuel, if you're going to pump the gas, you've seen that our fuel price is down.
00:49:19.040
However, that's just because we're draining the oil from our strategic reserves.
00:49:25.920
We are sitting here at a time for the first time in since I was in high school.
00:49:37.360
And yet we are draining our entire strategic oil reserve.
00:49:42.520
We have auctioned off another 10 million barrels and we're delivering the oil from November 1st through November 30th.
00:49:53.300
So we're bringing this we're releasing all of this to our own detriment.
00:50:00.340
We're only doing it because the election is here.
00:50:04.020
And if if it does continue into December and January, that then is just putting us behind the eight ball.
00:50:26.100
They the EU has now proposed a supply chain emergency powers act.
00:50:34.380
Whenever a government asks for emergency powers, be aware.
00:50:41.600
The companies now in Europe are going to be made to prioritize production of key products and stockpile goods under draft EU rules.
00:50:52.500
That would give Brussels that would give Brussels emergency power to tackle supply chain crisis is your solution.
00:51:03.060
If your solution is more government and more emergency powers, then by definition, you are on the fascistic side.
00:51:13.000
If you believe in the free market, if you believe in the average person and reducing the burden on the average person from a federal government, then you are not on the fascistic side.
00:51:31.140
We need new tools that allow us to act fast and collectively at whatever kind of risk we might face.
00:51:48.840
Because of not the war, but because of the Paris Accords, France and all of Europe started going to green energy, renewable energy.
00:52:03.000
It is not stable, nor can it produce the amount of energy that is needed.
00:52:16.260
You don't have a secure life if you are only based on one source.
00:52:25.280
If you only have, there's no backup for your entire life.
00:52:41.740
And they're shutting these factories down because they can't afford the fuel to keep them running.
00:52:51.560
And there's a great story from Yahoo Finance today.
00:53:04.620
Right now, countries in Europe are facing a very, very cold winter.
00:53:15.040
So people, theft and firewood are the two biggest things right now.
00:53:30.540
And people who are trying to survive are just holding on to firewood.
00:53:35.660
The energy prices in Europe have climbed as much as a thousand percent.
00:53:47.780
Now, if the people in charge of the EU actually cared, they would see what a disaster the Paris Accords have been and they would back away.
00:54:04.580
Right now, as they're asking for emergency powers, the EU is upgrading its commitment to the Paris Agreement climate target.
00:54:16.600
So they're saying we're going to reach it even faster than promised.
00:54:26.500
Why are you paying for why are you paying the price you're paying at the gas pump?
00:54:37.480
Why are you about to pay what you're going to pay for heat if you have gas heat?
00:54:49.680
Why are you paying so much for natural gas or LP?
00:54:59.680
We can put more natural gas into a tank and put it at your house or run a line to your house than anybody else.
00:55:18.680
Natural gas prices have doubled just this year.
00:55:24.700
The price now for fuel and for an hour of power at your house is up 124%.
00:55:46.160
Because the elites feel that their solution is the right solution.
00:55:59.320
The people who think they know better than you.
00:56:03.720
I don't think I or anyone else knows better than you for what you are facing.
00:56:13.040
What is happening in Europe this winter will be here next winter.
00:56:19.660
And we now have politicians all over the world that are just playing Game of Thrones.
00:56:36.540
Did you notice how the people suffered when they're playing Game of Thrones?
00:56:40.800
Did the little people ever, were they ever part of consideration?
00:56:57.420
We're going back to the, we're on the road to serfdom.
00:57:00.720
And as soon as we stop trapping ourselves in this game that Republicans are Nazis.
00:57:14.940
And, uh, and everybody else, everyone who's a Democrat is a communist.
00:57:27.360
The real problem are the leaders all over the world.
00:57:33.240
The ones who are making the Paris Accord Agreement, the ones who are making the agreement for ESG, the people in power at the biggest corporations, the biggest banks, and the governments of the world.
00:57:53.740
Most people at banks didn't even know what it was a year ago.
00:58:08.440
I love working with companies that not only provide the highest level of service, but also are on the same page as I am.
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It's, um, increasingly rare, but it makes it all the better when you find one.
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Patriot Mobile is one of my favorite companies.
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Patriot Mobile, their goal isn't just to give you a cheaper and better experience with cell phones.
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Um, which they do, but also to stand with you in defense of our American liberties and values.
00:58:37.580
Look, there's not going to be anybody left in the stands.
00:58:42.180
If you think I can sit this one out, you're sadly mistaken.
00:58:45.660
And unfortunately, if you don't get out of the stands now and onto the field and choose a side, you're going to end up on the wrong side.
00:58:54.920
There is nothing to fear and everything to gain for your children and your children's children.
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Get on the field and support those companies that are fighting with you.
00:59:08.760
If you have cell service now, cancel it and switch and go to PatriotMobile.com slash Beck.
00:59:19.180
They weren't invited over to Davos, nor would they have gone.
00:59:53.140
By the way, did you hear there's going to be a beer shortage here in the U.S.?
01:00:15.160
It says the brewers across the country are now saying that there's production delays.
01:00:24.380
But isn't nitrogen something that we're not supposed to do because of the global warming thing?
01:00:33.760
Because like fertilizer, we're not supposed to use nitrogen.
01:00:36.700
We're not supposed to use anything, it seems like, when it comes to global warming.
01:00:43.520
So the more you drink, the more you forget about global warming, though.
01:00:52.020
I just have everyone that's going to have Guinness.
01:01:02.220
Okay, if you're on the road to alcoholism, just slow down.
01:01:11.120
No, you're going to need all that booze probably in a year from now.
01:01:19.120
So you're not saying stop drinking, you're saying conserve your alcohol content and preserve.
01:01:27.240
There's a short period of time where you get blackouts.
01:01:32.080
At the end of them, you die, okay, if you don't stop.
01:01:35.340
But, you know, sure, you're going to stop before you die.
01:01:58.440
So save the blackout period for the time that is coming that you'll want to forget.
01:02:05.420
10,000 pounds that we've confiscated in the last eight months at the border of fentanyl.
01:02:13.440
Think of that as like a little cyanide capsule.
01:02:15.960
You know, you might need to just pop that in the back and crunch down on it at some point.
01:02:27.600
So there's a lot of good things happening right now.
01:02:30.060
Yeah, I talked to somebody a couple weeks ago now.
01:02:35.480
We were talking about some terrible story about someone who died of cancer and they had like a cancer, you know, diagnosis and knew the end was near.
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And he said, you know, I think if I had that, I'd really go on a real drug tour.
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So if you know you're dying in two months, why not just go for it?
01:03:03.240
People think it's great for the first couple of months.
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So you can leave your kids with that legacy of dad really liked heroin.
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What if you had some terrible medical diagnosis?
01:03:36.220
You know, this is weird that you bring this up.
01:03:38.940
I had a really bad dream last night that I died.
01:03:51.160
Well, I think it's a sign you need to try some heroin.
01:04:01.920
He writes in about his experience with relief factors.
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He says, after taking Relief Factor for three weeks, I found that at least 90% of my pain
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It was beginning to limit my mobility and ability to get things done at work and at home.
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I should have started taking Relief Factor a year ago when I first heard about it on your
01:04:23.340
Brian, I heard about it on The Blaze for like three years.
01:04:32.660
I understand why people are like, this isn't going to work.
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My wife forced me to take it or she wouldn't...
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I'm not going to listen to your whining anymore.
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I'm not going to listen to your whining anymore.
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I'm like, anything that would make that voice stop, I'll take.
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And he's going to address the, you know, Russian war in Ukraine and whether or not they're just going to say, you know what?
01:06:01.860
The last time he gave this speech like this, positioned this way, was when he said, yeah, Ukraine is ours.
01:06:16.620
So either he's probably going to say we're escalating this, this war in some way.
01:06:24.700
Or maybe he's going to say we're going to go home.
01:06:28.820
We've had our fill of Ukraine and it wasn't all that we dreamed it would be.
01:06:33.100
And we're just going to leave or just take the territory that we have now and that's it.
01:06:38.740
And I don't believe either one of those is probably what it's going to be.
01:06:45.800
Well, we have sent over 1,400 Stinger and anti-aircraft systems, 8,500 Javelin and anti-armor systems, 32,000 other anti-armor systems, 700 Switchblade tactical unmanned aerial systems, 126 155 millimeter howitzers, and up to 806,000 artillery rounds.
01:07:16.860
But then there's also the 2,000 precision guided 155 millimeter artillery rounds that we're sending and the other howitzers, 180,000 artillery rounds for those howitzers, and then the tactical vehicles to tow the howitzers, and then 22 tactical vehicles to recover equipment, and then 16 high mobility artillery rocket systems and ammunition.
01:07:40.380
And then we have the 20 120 millimeter mortar systems and 85,000 rounds of the mortars, and then 1,500 tube launched optically tracked wire guided tow missiles, and four command post vehicles, eight national advanced surface to air missile systems, and ammunition for that.
01:08:01.780
And then the high speed anti-radiation missiles, the harms, then the 20 MI-17 helicopters, and then the hundreds of armored high mobility multi-purpose wheeled vehicles, four trucks, eight trailers to transport other heavy equipment, 200 M113 armored personnel carriers, 40 Max Pro mine resistant ambush protected vehicles.
01:08:30.780
Mine clearing equipment systems, 10,000 grenades, 10,000 grenade launchers, and small arms, over 60 million rounds of small arms ammunition, 75,000 sets of body armors and helmets, approximately 700 Phoenix Ghost Tactical Unmanned Aerial Systems, then the Phoenix Kamikaze Drones,
01:09:00.780
10,000-Eagle Unmanned Eagle Unmanned Aerial Systems.
01:09:08.600
And, you know, this is totally separate speculation, but there is some speculation that maybe Vladimir Putin is going to say, you know, we're not just at war with Ukraine.
01:09:21.500
Maybe, I'm throwing this out of here, maybe a bunch of your children here in Russia have been killed by weapons from the United States, and perhaps we should be viewing them as a direct opponent in this particular battle.
01:09:37.300
So, because I've come back to this, and we've talked about it a little bit yesterday.
01:09:41.320
We showed, or we played the video of what a nuclear escalation looks like from a tactical nuke all the way up to basically civilization being destroyed.
01:09:55.580
Because while, yes, all the things we talk about on a daily basis are very important, there's a lot of big stories.
01:10:02.580
You know, I talked yesterday on my show about the shop teacher with the gigantic prosthetic bazoombas who's in a Canadian school who was formerly a man and now is apparently a trans woman who's just strapping on giant prosthetic bosoms every day and wanting them to school.
01:10:23.580
Like beach balls with a grape at the end of each.
01:10:27.100
Yes, I mean, the largest, I mean, Anna Nicole Smith times five, I don't know what the, completely ridiculous.
01:10:41.280
Sure, it's showing something culturally that is very, very disturbing.
01:10:46.160
But we are currently, just to remind you of this.
01:10:53.240
What we have right now is a situation where the country with the most nuclear weapons in the world is in a war, a special military operation with Ukraine.
01:11:05.460
Ukraine is now starting to push back and take large swaths of territory and kill thousands and thousands of Russian soldiers.
01:11:16.180
Obviously, the desperation is setting in a little bit here with Russia.
01:11:19.520
Well, and the fact that Putin, his life is being threatened in his own personal security force.
01:11:28.720
Many people were arrested and they're on vacation now, I think.
01:11:34.300
The man known as his brain and top advisor was, there was an attempted assassination on him, Alexander Dugan.
01:11:41.440
His daughter was murdered in this particular incident.
01:11:47.720
And now he can go, he can either just say, you know, gosh, I tried this and it didn't work out.
01:11:55.720
Or he can try to escalate the villains here and say that we're actually the villains and we're the ones who are causing all of this harm to their country, to their economy and everything else.
01:12:07.760
Which, of course, he's done partially, but he could escalate that.
01:12:10.580
And what I would remind you of, again, this is the country with the most nuclear weapons in the world.
01:12:18.060
The only thing separating us from nuclear annihilation is the restraint of Vladimir Putin and the competence of the Biden administration.
01:12:31.300
Those are the two things in between you and a mushroom cloud right now.
01:12:44.540
And it's not what I would be hoping would be the gate that would be holding those things back.
01:12:51.620
Because I don't see the Biden administration as competent or Vladimir Putin as restrained.
01:12:58.120
And neither one of them seem to do the two things they need to do.
01:13:02.620
And you know what's interesting is war would benefit both sides.
01:13:10.520
I don't know that I see nuclear war as benefiting.
01:13:13.660
From their point of view, you can argue it from their point of view.
01:13:22.300
First of all, I mean, look at it from a Malthusian point of view.
01:13:42.300
You will have more people burn to death in house fires.
01:13:46.240
You will also have people freeze to death, especially over in Europe.
01:13:52.960
Remember, Charles Dickens wrote the lines in Scrooge because of what he was seeing happening.
01:14:03.020
Does this not just reduce the surplus population?
01:14:07.060
All of these things go to a to play into the hands of people who think there are too many people on Earth.
01:14:26.200
It's just reducing the surplus population and helps the planet.
01:14:35.200
I do believe this administration wouldn't mind war.
01:14:48.360
Remember the six or seven things that I said had to happen before a new world order?
01:14:54.720
You have to have a war to justify all of the changes that are being made.
01:15:11.780
And there's that, you know, phrase from back in the Wilson era of the perpetual state of war.
01:15:18.140
This idea that if you can achieve a perpetual state of war, you can make all the societal changes needed without the casualties, without all the death and destruction.
01:15:29.840
I mean, climate change is the clearest thing that they constantly are putting us on a war footing over.
01:15:34.160
They want to want us to change everything in our lives because of climate change.
01:15:37.320
And I think that's a very clear attempt at achieving that idea.
01:15:44.100
And let me ask you, why is there no one on the face of the earth that's a major power that is saying, hey, you know what?
01:15:59.380
You know there's trouble when everyone is in lockstep.
01:16:04.200
Globally, all of the leaders, they're split in two.
01:16:09.880
Lockstep with Russia and China or lockstep with us.
01:16:14.840
That I think is a problem that there's not one person in the West that is backing up and saying, hey, hey, hey, guys, guys, guys.
01:16:24.360
Maybe we shouldn't get involved in everybody's business.
01:16:34.220
I mean, there are some preaching that in our Congress and Senate.
01:16:38.120
But as a world leader, there's no country saying, hey, guys, back off.
01:16:48.380
Switzerland right now has changed their law that you must prepare for war.
01:17:00.640
By law, everybody had to have a nuclear fallout shelter.
01:17:04.780
And they're saying you must prepare that and make sure that it has food and water and everything in it.
01:17:17.480
We're seeing Germany has reversed 30 years of what they were doing as far as foreign policy.
01:17:28.500
And, you know, look, I part of me and I think part of everybody is tempted by the idea, well, this is a war that's going on over there.
01:17:36.020
And, like, you know, all the things that you see, the war coverage and you see the sad stories out of Ukraine or whatever.
01:17:41.680
And, like, at some point, it hits you in a way that feels maybe even important but distant.
01:17:50.400
But, like, you really think about this as Vladimir Putin, if Vladimir Putin feels desperate, which I think he's getting down that road.
01:18:08.120
There is some acceptable line that we put up with at war where your enemies, your competitors in the world can give assistance to the actual war opponents and we sort of put up with it, right?
01:18:22.840
Like, I mean, obviously, think of Afghanistan with the Soviet Union, right?
01:18:36.760
I mean, this is not – and we're doing it publicly.
01:18:39.640
We're announcing it every – you just read a list of how many bullets we sent to Ukraine.
01:18:50.380
I mean, you know – we know every little thing we've done here or at least a lot of it.
01:18:55.420
And if we know it, obviously, Vladimir Putin knows it.
01:18:58.760
And he can certainly use that as justification that it's not just Ukraine.
01:19:03.340
And once we're in an actual war where bullets are flying and missiles are flying and drones are falling and all the things that go on during war, the fact that we're tied to a direct war with Russia, all it takes is incompetence, anger, cooler heads not prevailing a couple of times.
01:19:23.260
The good news is we haven't had that kind of miscalculation on a war footing or anything involving the Pentagon for a long time.
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And I think now with some other breaking stories, I know what he's going to say.
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I'm just saying, it looks like he's going to take a major step forward in the war.
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I'm thrilled, Dawn, that you got your life back.
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But this is the way it works for about 70% of the people.
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Hey, so Stu, looks like he's going to be talking about annexing the places where they were just chased out.
01:26:50.020
But he has not annexed Donbass or any of these other regions.
01:26:59.220
They've lost the territory to the north recently to Ukraine.
01:27:03.380
So they're going to, what, try to hunker down in the other two regions?
01:27:11.060
He's saying that, they are saying now that there is a bill in the upper house, I guess, of the Russian parliament.
01:27:29.640
And they're afraid that they, he may be going harsher than just a special military operation.
01:27:43.240
In fact, there's speculation that Putin may opt for a national military mobilization, including a draft.
01:27:50.400
Now, he's avoided this so far because it would be deeply unpopular and and but it's the only thing he can do to really win because he's lacking soldiers.
01:28:04.980
And the military staffing is because people are surrendering, they are deserting, they're sending volunteers from the right to the front line with very little training.
01:28:21.620
One of the things that's been interesting about this is we all know the concept of total war, right?
01:28:26.560
It's not even just you, if you're a soldier going to war and fighting the actual battles, but it's everybody at home is at war, too.
01:28:39.120
And that's an approach that, you know, obviously we saw fascist governments from the 30s take with their people saying that you must sacrifice everything.
01:28:46.920
And the fact that there's economic hardships is just part of it.
01:28:54.040
Russia with Putin this time has really tried to attempt the opposite here, which is give almost no effect to the change.
01:29:01.900
No effect of the lives of the average citizen where this is just a special military operations going on outside our borders.
01:29:10.720
You continue with your parties and your life as as it goes.
01:29:14.060
And they've had, you know, some economic issues.
01:29:18.120
But I mean, by some measures, they've done better.
01:29:22.960
It's it's a no one, I think, believes it's a long term solution to their economic woes.
01:29:27.920
But, you know, because of arrangements with other countries, China, India in particular, they've been able to kind of hold the economy up.
01:29:34.900
And the average citizen has not had their lives destroyed other than McDonald's going away, which, of course, is would destroy your life, would destroy our times I did.
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I was on vacation and away from McDonald's in a place you wouldn't want to eat McDonald's.
01:29:49.740
And yet towards the end of vacation, I passed a McDonald's and I was like, I kind of want to stop.
01:29:56.060
So here, this could be the escalation, right, where he's decided we no longer can shield the everyday citizen from the effects of what's going on.
01:30:12.200
And if you're going to a military draft, I mean, that is a that's true.
01:30:20.040
But if he is going to make a major escalation, please pray for our president that he is that he is touched by the finger of God and and does not escalate himself.
01:30:40.560
I'm more worried about him and the Pentagon and the decisions that we're making than I really am of Vladimir Putin.
01:30:59.260
And seeing the news about Martha's Vineyard and 50 that they can't handle migrants, the news just reported that we're now up to 1,500 per day, every day in El Paso.
01:31:20.040
Well, every all the migrant shelters, they're now calling on all the churches to try to take in migrants, to provide food for migrants.
01:31:31.040
People are buying shoes because they don't have shoes.
01:31:37.200
And then the city and the county are buying these buildings to house the migrants.
01:31:44.560
And they're talking, you know, like $2 million, $8 million, that's going to affect the taxpayers here.
01:31:51.240
And El Paso already has the highest property taxes in Texas.
01:32:00.500
And, you know, and then with the appraisals doubling, the taxpayers in El Paso are getting squeezed.
01:32:15.480
And that's the thing that infuriates me so much when, you know, places like New York City say, we're overwhelmed.
01:32:31.200
Do you think border towns just magically have money, you know, spewing from their noses?
01:32:38.080
All of the complaints that we're hearing from Martha's Vineyard in New York City and Washington, D.C. and Chicago are all the complaints that we have here in border states.
01:32:46.840
It's like, hey, we, you have to understand, we didn't even know they were coming.
01:32:55.800
Yeah, that's what we've been saying for the past half century.
01:33:00.620
They don't they don't register with the equivalent of open table and make reservations when they're coming across the border.
01:33:06.080
They don't go to the open border app and say, hey, we're coming with five.
01:33:11.520
They just come and we don't have the resources and we just try to figure it out.
01:33:18.820
Most of them wind up staying in the border states.
01:33:21.600
Some of them go all across the country to red states and blue states.
01:33:24.320
But the vast majority of them wind up staying in border states with and we do not have the resources to handle it.
01:33:32.960
You guys up in the blue states have been denying this on Martha's Vineyard.
01:33:37.240
You've been saying they're a blessing and there's nothing.
01:33:42.720
Yeah, we could say we are we thought we were helping.
01:33:47.060
Our buses are just buses of blessings and you guys can take them with your multimillion dollar homeless budgets and deal with it.
01:33:55.620
They're just forced to get screwed all the time by policies, by the way, that are being implemented with people who are living on Martha's Vineyard, who have houses on Martha's Vineyard.
01:34:07.140
Those people are the ones incentivizing this behavior and then limit limiting the government's ability to stop it.
01:34:15.380
Well, but they were very enriched by their 48 hour stay.
01:34:19.480
I mean, the people of Martha's Vineyard, I mean, they use the word we were enriched by them.
01:34:25.000
You were enriched in a 48 hour visit where you didn't do anything but call the National Guard and say, can you guys come and get these people?
01:34:35.720
Usually they're enriched because they get below cost labor for their incredible gardens.
01:34:52.960
Well, it's tough, but I did want you to research a candidate.
01:34:58.120
Guadalupe Hiner is the first independent candidate to run in Texas history for county judge.
01:35:13.260
And if you could get her on sometime, she's fantastic.
01:35:18.380
She's conservative, but she's not bending towards any party.
01:35:24.360
And that's the only hope we have because we keep getting bond issue after bond issue being placed on the ballot for voters.
01:35:33.480
And they keep voting for more and more bond issues for things that are not in the realm of El Paso.
01:35:41.380
Like our UMC, it's a hospital, and it's supposed to take care of indigent care.
01:35:46.720
But they are wanting a bond so that they can build robotics and state-of-the-art that competes with the private sector.
01:36:07.360
And quite honestly, usually, scientific advancement slows down because there's no competition for it.
01:36:19.540
This is my ultimate pet peeve, this stupid issue.
01:36:25.680
Even in super red conservative areas, you throw a bond up for people to vote, and people do what we call a benefit analysis.
01:36:34.800
Not a cost-benefit analysis, but a benefit analysis.
01:36:40.040
Therefore, I'll check this box with no cost whatsoever.
01:36:43.340
Of course, that means taxes go up, and it's much worse than that.
01:36:47.860
For example, a lot of cities do this, where they build these incredibly nice rec centers with gymnasiums and beautiful facilities.
01:36:57.720
I don't know if this is happening in your state, but in Texas, this happens a lot.
01:37:03.820
While we're building $90 million high school stadiums for football, $90 million high school stadiums.
01:37:18.280
They'll build a rec center that's got facilities, places to meet, you know, whatever.
01:37:24.540
And what they will do is they will build this facility with your tax dollars.
01:37:27.940
And then your taxes will go up, so you're paying for this facility.
01:37:34.120
But this membership fee will be below market, right?
01:37:37.100
For this facility, you would pay much more for a membership fee.
01:37:40.360
So they'll cut it by 30 or 40 percent, so lots of people will join it.
01:37:44.320
Now, of course, there's another gym that is in the private sector that's built across town and is an existing business that gets put out of business because now they've been undercut in the market by 30 or 40 percent.
01:37:55.420
And if they somehow remain to stay open, they get to pay taxes to their competition.
01:38:03.540
If you think your gym membership is hard to cancel, you can never cancel your gym membership with your taxes.
01:38:22.780
This may come as a shock, but I'm not an expert on everything.
01:38:37.920
I don't want to say anything about that at this time.
01:38:41.120
There are some areas of life I'm completely clueless about, and one of them used to be real estate.
01:38:50.660
I've always just been like, you know, anybody good sell my house, sell house.
01:39:01.980
I mean, how do you find the right real estate agent?
01:39:09.320
How about how do you get traffic to the website that you have?
01:39:13.680
And why should I go with you and your traffic compared to other people?
01:39:26.840
Can you tell me what your customer service record is?
01:39:32.840
Well, you get into those situations, and you might get some answers, and some may be like,
01:39:44.620
We do all of this questioning for you at realestateagentsitrust.com.
01:39:57.600
This is the biggest financial transaction that you'll probably make in your life.
01:40:44.620
Even before then, back at 9-11, I owned two restaurants.
01:41:20.680
And we moved to your favorite city, Portland, Oregon.
01:41:33.480
So here we are rebuilding after these real disasters in America that have just been one after the other.
01:41:46.100
I'm wondering if maybe you're the problem, David, to all of our problems.
01:41:52.260
I tell you, this is one of the bigger problems, I think, with the younger generation.
01:41:58.960
Your kids have watched you go out of business over and over and over again.
01:42:03.720
And this is happening all across the nation with no fault of your own.
01:42:08.140
And they're being convinced that that's the capitalist system.
01:42:11.740
That you just can just go out of business and then you rebuild and then you go out of business.
01:42:20.000
That's a huge issue because it's proving to be true right now because the government is in everybody's face and way.
01:42:33.600
Just as you get ahead, something else that most likely they are responsible for, it happens and it collapses.
01:42:48.400
All of our policies of the past coming home to roost.
01:42:55.280
All of the strapping of trying to get back on your feet while you were bailing out the banks.
01:43:07.080
I mean, Fauci, we now know that Fauci was lying to us about gain of function.
01:43:17.280
So the governments of the world, China, us, maybe both of us, I don't know.
01:43:25.440
And then we made it worse by what our government did.
01:43:28.360
Boy, I wouldn't believe in this system either if this is what I grew up seeing.
01:43:40.160
I mean, what he did was after school, he would come and sit in my restaurant and see how hard I worked.
01:43:52.060
He became an anesthesiologist and then is going back for a Ph.D. in psychology.
01:43:59.840
So, but I hope it was the influence that he needed that I gave him through the hard work and determination that I proved.
01:44:10.720
And he's seeing it now come to roost in his field now, too.
01:44:16.500
Government involved in absolutely everything and doctor after doctor getting really frustrated with that.
01:44:23.500
But again, those are the ones that, you know, actually knew what freedom was like.
01:44:29.440
They may not understand what's what this system used to be.
01:44:37.900
God bless you, because we're headed for another real problem down the road.
01:44:44.300
I have a question for this audience of somebody I would really like to talk to, a group of people.
01:44:55.000
But I don't know if they have the guts to call in.
01:45:14.300
Can you imagine Joe Biden steps and says, hey, I just want, I want to tell you right now, we're going to stop doing all the harm that we're doing to the American economy.
01:45:30.680
You know, we're going to, we're going to really turn this, we, but no, it's a joke.
01:45:44.300
What the Federal Reserve and the central banks all around the world have done to money is going to come home and sit with us for a while.
01:45:56.140
It's why the White House, just as we can said, we're going to, we really recommend a new digital dollar because this system is failing.
01:46:07.280
And you need to make sure you have gold, silver, or anything of lasting value.
01:46:16.260
Right now, every roll of the new Benjamin Franklin Stand in Love, quarter ounce rounds, you're going to receive 50 of the matching one ounce copper rounds and 25 mind your business silver bars at no additional cost.
01:46:33.800
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01:46:41.020
There's been a earthquake in Mexico, 7.6 on the Richter scale.
01:47:00.440
We are, we're looking at what we're looking at.
01:47:04.120
And I, you know, I want to talk to some people.
01:47:09.240
And I really don't care what you arrive at, but I really want to talk to people who are in transition.
01:47:21.080
Uh, I mean, people that have thought one way and are now opening their eyes and they're going, I've got to learn more.
01:47:32.780
I, I, I have, I think I might've been wrong on whatever it is.
01:47:38.400
I'd really love to talk to people who are Democrats who are waking up and not to, I, I'm not looking to rub people's noses.
01:47:48.920
I'm not, I, I just want to hear your thought process.
01:48:01.800
And I, you know, I won't suggest answers if you don't want them.
01:48:05.960
Um, but I, I really, I just want to listen to you.
01:48:21.240
I wonder if we could get five to even call in, or if there are five that are open because everything's been so polarized.
01:48:36.480
The last thing you would do is listen to me, right?
01:48:42.100
I don't know how you comfortably check things out.
01:48:50.240
My gosh, imagine telling you on either side, imagine telling your friends, you know,
01:48:54.960
well, I think I might've been wrong about, you know, X, Y, Z politically.
01:49:11.260
Uh, I mean, I'd like to have these breasts removed.
01:49:13.820
So many people are adding them these days, but I'd like to have them removed.
01:49:22.660
Uh, I think in a way spiritually that ties to politics.
01:49:29.100
I am moving much more towards spiritual, uh, healing and, uh, spiritual movement than political.
01:49:45.400
I will be voting, voting, voting, but, uh, spiritual, I believe is the answer.
01:49:53.480
And I've always felt that way, but I'm, I'm now really there.
01:50:00.320
Like it's, I've known that this was the answer for so long.
01:50:05.220
It's kind of like, I knew this was coming, but you remember you used to say, maybe I'm wrong.
01:50:13.280
I mean, it's been a long time things, you know, Hey, I mean, that's a good sign.
01:50:18.340
You usually went, usually when, when, uh, when a pandemic is predicted, usually it is like,
01:50:25.460
Oh, four people got it in Asia and now it's over.
01:50:32.200
And it's, it's all these things that I've, you know, talked about and worried about and
01:50:40.280
And so the, the things to prepare are much more real now to me.
01:50:56.480
Um, I know, I think if you've been listening in the last four or five, six weeks, you might
01:51:17.880
So you're just taking the hormones, but you're not sure how it's going to, how are you going
01:51:24.560
Odds are, no, ours are, ours are, yeah, very low, you know, probably for me being a good
01:51:34.840
It's good looking, you know, just like, eh, it's not bad.
01:51:37.900
We're not looking for Ellen McPherson in prime here.
01:51:41.100
I think the odds of that happening are as great as the odds of me actually getting pregnant
01:51:52.320
It's interesting because I mean, obviously we are in a very political time, a time where
01:51:57.780
every politics are very much on everybody's mind.
01:52:02.880
I know you want to make sure you're dealing with that on an everyday basis, but it's hard,
01:52:07.740
I think, at times to, to be able to, uh, to fuse, you know, a spiritual awakening with
01:52:19.140
Um, I'm listening to Christian music now, uh, and I am listening to the Bible and putting
01:52:26.860
one earbud in and I listened to the Bible all night.
01:52:38.660
My attitude has become much, much more healthy.
01:52:43.520
You know, I listened to it until I fall asleep and then I just let it run all night.
01:52:49.260
It'd give you some weird dreams, you know, all of a sudden, wait a minute, I'm putting
01:52:54.840
You know, that kind of stuff might happen, but I, uh, cause there's some, those tablets
01:52:59.380
last night I had this dream, these huge, heavy tablets I was carrying around.
01:53:03.760
That's some good influence as you're going to sleep.
01:53:06.000
I will say, uh, one time and only one time I was listening to an audio book about world
01:53:14.520
And I decided, you know, I'm, I'm, I'm laying, I'm going to lay down.
01:53:18.060
Maybe I'll listen to a little of this book before I fell asleep.
01:53:20.000
And then I fell asleep and listened to God knows how much Nazi propaganda fused into my
01:53:28.580
So when people say, Hey, Stu, you're a Nazi, it could be that.
01:53:35.040
It's funny because I'm, I'm wondering, you don't want to, you don't want to, you don't
01:53:37.560
want to be feeding that dark content into your subconscious, but I probably, the opposite
01:53:42.440
is probably a really positive thing in some way.
01:53:46.580
I can't imagine it not, but I don't know other than, uh, my attitude is better.
01:53:54.880
I've, I have, I have more faith that he's got this.
01:54:05.820
It's not that, but I, I have more faith that whatever is going to happen is going to
01:54:14.280
happen and whatever we go through will be for our best.
01:54:18.760
There's that sort of, uh, a concept of letting it go, right?
01:54:28.000
No, I was going to say previous off air conversations today indicate that maybe you have not, no,
01:54:35.980
I, I feel like, uh, I don't know that, uh, you know, not alone.
01:54:45.400
And I, I know that there are more people on the other side of this life, other side of
01:54:55.520
You know, Glenn, the ancient philosopher Carrie Underwood once said, Jesus, take the wheel.
01:55:11.700
It gets darker later on when the blood goes over her head at the prom, but, uh, the book
01:55:18.680
I, we might be reading a different book of Carrie.
01:55:22.300
I'm just saying, I mean, you know, who knows, uh, maybe I haven't gotten to that part yet,
01:55:27.940
or I've just been listening to it in the middle of the night.
01:55:47.560
Uh, we're parents of a 10 year old daughter who goes to a Christian school.
01:55:51.140
I also listen to Christian music, listen to Zach Williams, and, um, she does not even
01:56:00.180
I don't even know how to address transgenderism when it gets, when she hears something about
01:56:08.300
Like, I just don't know where to go with that as a, um, you know, people that go to Christian
01:56:17.780
Well, um, let me give you, uh, this, uh, thought.
01:56:24.220
I'd be surprised at 10 in today's society, unless she's does not have any social, uh, devices,
01:56:34.680
But I would be surprised at 10 if she didn't know what homosexuality was.
01:56:49.120
I mean, they're nine and, uh, nine and 11 and they are in a Christian school and definitely
01:56:56.660
have much less knowledge than some of their friends on, on, on some of these topics.
01:57:00.800
Here's, here's what I would, here's what I learned about history and use this for what
01:57:08.380
I think there are parents that are teaching their kids that America is just horrifying.
01:57:16.820
And currently that is working because everyone is saying that.
01:57:22.280
So the, the, everything that they see, everything that they see with the breakdown of our society
01:57:31.840
Um, but in normal times, you know, you're told something is bad, bad, bad, bad, bad.
01:57:37.840
Then you go out and you see it and you're like, okay, well, yeah, parts of it are really
01:57:45.820
My daughter only heard the good things about America from me and then, um, thought I was
01:57:53.540
out of touch because I didn't know the bad things.
01:57:57.700
So I promised her I was going to learn the bad things if she'd learned the good things
01:58:02.600
And now my approach on, on education on the country is you have to teach the bad with the
01:58:11.940
You have to, because if they're surprised, then you're discredited.
01:58:21.460
I knew that we had done big wrongs, but I didn't set that up.
01:58:25.780
And so my children thought that dad was just raw, raw.
01:58:31.600
They have to see that you have thought and looked at both sides of an issue and come to
01:58:39.540
I would, I would really suggest that when you do talk to your kids, that you, um, share
01:58:48.880
with them the, uh, love that you have for people in your life that may be homosexual, uh, and
01:58:57.340
that they are, you know, really good people, but you don't understand the lifestyle or you
01:59:05.540
Whatever it is, but you have to share the good with the bad, um, because, uh, because
01:59:16.160
There is, um, good and there are standards, but there is also in every person good and
01:59:25.900
We are a mixture of both and it just depends on which way are you going.
01:59:34.540
Are you shooting for greater things or are you shooting down for more degrading things?
01:59:44.240
I, I, Julie, I don't know how I would even process what I just said to you about your personal
01:59:53.740
When I was a kid, it seemed like every character on television and movies got stuck in quicksand.
02:00:00.880
I, I've never heard of anyone getting stuck in quicksand.
02:00:05.480
And it was always like the Brady's were in quicksand at one, one point.
02:00:17.740
So I had a branch that I could pull all my friends out of quicksand.
02:00:27.680
Uh, and that is especially true with credit cards.
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You start spending and then, uh, unless somebody, uh, comes with a branch, the more you struggle,
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So, I was just listening to your show, and you were talking about potentially having people
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call in about transitioning politically, and that was me.
02:02:20.480
I am from New York, and I've only been in Alaska about nine years, and when I lived in
02:02:24.700
New York, I was a huge Democrat who basically just blindly followed the cue, whatever what
02:02:31.240
he was doing, didn't do any research on my own.
02:02:33.440
And I didn't basically think for myself when it comes to political things.
02:02:37.300
Basically, my government high school teacher made us register to vote before I was even
02:02:44.680
And then I moved to Alaska, and Alaska is very different from New York.
02:02:49.860
And I started, I got with my now husband, and the biggest thing with him was do your
02:02:55.780
So, he made me start researching things, and any questions that I had, he was like, no,
02:03:00.860
you need to look this up and form your own opinion.
02:03:02.640
And I did, and it turned out that I was very wrong, and I basically had very modern conservative
02:03:16.260
And then I work in non-profit, so I still work in non-profit, and I can't talk about
02:03:21.340
anything political in non-profit, because then people wonder why the heck I'm in non-profit.
02:03:26.020
And so I kind of have to keep all of that in, and just basically talk about it with him,
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