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00:01:24.640 Hello America and welcome to the program. We're going to start with the corruption in Washington. And I don't

00:01:54.560 think we're going to leave there today. The corruption is becoming more and more obvious. And we are being

00:02:00.080 set up. We're going to talk about Fauci and his his emails and the lies and the cover up that has been

00:02:07.000 happening and the collusion with big tech. But also, I want to start at the White House and what the White

00:02:16.660 House said yesterday about the cyber attacks. I believe we are being set up. And I explain in 60 seconds.

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00:03:50.920 I believe there are two things going on with the hacking. One, these are shark bumps. If you don't

00:04:10.920 know what a shark bump is, sharks, when you're swimming with the sharks, which is just a stupid

00:04:18.720 idea. But when you're swimming with the sharks, you don't want to move. A great white might come

00:04:24.120 up to you and they bump you. And they bump you to see if you move, see if you're food. If you move,

00:04:32.680 you're food. It is the first thing they do before they attack something. They check it out and see

00:04:39.960 what it is. That's exactly what I think is happening right now in some ways with our cyber security.

00:04:48.720 Look what has happened. 2016, Russia went into our elections. They didn't succeed, but they went in. 0.60

00:04:56.280 And the only reason why they didn't succeed is because they were looking at the state level.

00:05:01.200 They were not looking at the local precincts. That's something that Russians don't really 1.00

00:05:05.700 understand or didn't understand. So what is the United States doing? We're trying to make sure that

00:05:11.100 all of our elections are national. A huge, huge mistake. But cyber security, Russia was in on our 0.58

00:05:21.140 elections. They were in on our elections again in 2020. Now we have a couple of other stories.

00:05:29.300 Then we have the infrastructure of the United States being attacked. And notice that with an

00:05:36.240 exception of the first hack in 16, these are all private entities. Now, why would that be? Why would

00:05:43.660 you attack private entities? They have attacked now an oil pipeline. They've attacked our meat facility.

00:05:55.560 The only thing that came close was the New York subway system. But when they went into the New York

00:06:03.100 subway system, they didn't cripple it and they didn't do anything. They just went in and they had

00:06:09.800 just put in new cameras and these new train cars that were all Chinese, partially owned by the Chinese

00:06:17.500 Communist Party. And New York immediately shut those trains down because they could see someone was

00:06:25.960 inside monitoring and seeing what was going on. They did not hack it. They did not try to stop it.

00:06:32.980 And they didn't hold New York hostage. The only time that we're being held hostage is with private

00:06:38.840 companies. And these private companies are affecting our way of life. These are not small

00:06:44.980 companies. It's not like they're doing the, you know, the, what was it? Sony was hacked a few years

00:06:50.900 ago. I don't really care if you hack Sony. I mean, I don't want it to happen. And we should be

00:06:57.560 working to stop all cyber crime like this, but it doesn't affect my life. However, meat does fuel

00:07:05.580 does. Now I want you to listen to Jen Psaki and what she said yesterday. These hackers based in Russia

00:07:14.380 have disrupted American gas supplies and American meat supplies. Why do you think that these ransomware

00:07:21.780 attacks have been rising since President Biden's office? Well, first, I would say these are private

00:07:28.220 sector entities who have a responsibility to put in place measures to protect their own cyber

00:07:33.960 security. As it relates to why criminal actors are taking actions against private sector entities,

00:07:40.220 I don't think I'm the right one to speak to that.

00:07:42.480 I think you could certainly go track down those cyber criminals in Russia and have a good chat with

00:07:49.540 them. Okay. If you have any leads, we'll take that. Okay. So she's mocking it. But notice what

00:07:56.580 she's doing. She's pointing out private sector. Now, I've never heard a White House do that before.

00:08:03.980 I've never heard the White House hear of an attack on something that is really, truly critical

00:08:11.280 infrastructure. It is private, but it is critical infrastructure. It is a private pipeline. It is a

00:08:19.060 private meat processing company. And yet the White House last time when it was colonial pipeline said,

00:08:28.240 you know, if they want to negotiate, they should negotiate something else I had never heard before.

00:08:33.120 I've never heard the United States of America say negotiate with terrorists. And that's exactly what

00:08:38.860 these people are. Terrorists. So what's happening here? Remember, um, this is a power grab and it is

00:08:51.300 part of the great reset. And if you understand what the great reset is, the great reset is a public

00:08:59.480 private partnership where the government is involved in everything. So if the government stops doing their

00:09:07.720 job, uh, and protecting us, uh, and protecting us from things that are a clear and present danger to

00:09:15.680 private corporations, just because it's not owned by the United States government doesn't mean that

00:09:21.960 it's less important. We have a different system here. Our electricity grid, everything should be

00:09:29.180 private, but FDR threw that out the window. And ever since they've been trying to get all of the

00:09:35.540 critical infrastructure under the umbrella of the United States government, that way they have

00:09:40.800 complete control of everything. So now the white house is holding up our private companies and

00:09:47.840 basically saying, we're not going to do anything about it because it's a private issue. This is going

00:09:56.100 to continue to happen until it gets so bad that the United States just Joe Biden didn't want to get

00:10:03.780 involved. These are private. These are private corporations. I don't want to get involved, but

00:10:09.640 now I have to, because these private corporations just won't do what they need to do to protect

00:10:16.000 themselves. And this is critical infrastructure. And that's why we need to be involved in this

00:10:22.040 critical infrastructure. When it comes to gas, when it comes to fuel, I'm telling you, this is what

00:10:27.740 is coming. And it is as clear as it was when Hugo Chavez was trying to take over Sitgo.

00:10:36.200 Oh, no, no, no, no, we're not going to. That's a private. He takes it over. And what happens?

00:10:40.380 He destroys it. And end of Venezuela. This is coming with our, with our food, with our gas and other

00:10:53.020 critical infrastructure. And I'm telling you right now, it's only going to happen to private

00:10:58.840 companies. I mean, I know they attacked the, the, uh, subways in New York, a story that most people

00:11:06.480 have never even heard of. That was China, but they didn't shut it down and they didn't hold it hostage.

00:11:13.660 You attack our power grid. You attack something that is, is a public power, public water. Well,

00:11:24.540 then you start to move into active war, but this is just business. This is just private individuals

00:11:32.300 not doing what they have to do to shore up against these hackers. That's exactly what is happening.

00:11:40.160 We are being set up. The, uh, white house refuses to do anything about it. Congress and Congress is

00:11:49.660 in the bag. The Senate, the, the Republicans are so damn busy playing with themselves and talking

00:11:56.780 about, you know, what, what, what are we going to, what are we going to do to compromise on this

00:12:01.740 latest bill? Instead of looking at the real issues, the entire country is looking at bogus

00:12:09.720 outrages, bogus outrages. For instance, let me give you this outrage is a fifth grader from New

00:12:18.320 Jersey dresses up as Hitler for school. Now, is this worth the time it took to write? I mean,

00:12:27.540 yeah, it's bad, I guess, but listen to the story. Parents are outraged as a fifth grader from a New

00:12:35.060 Jersey school was given permission by her teacher to do a presentation on Adolf Hitler in which the

00:12:42.280 student listed Hitler's accomplishments. Now this sounds bad, right? Read on. Each student was asked

00:12:51.260 to choose a historic figure to present to the rest of the class. Part of the assignment, the student

00:12:58.420 involved dressed up as the mass murdering Nazi tyrant and wrote an essay in first person in a

00:13:05.000 somewhat celebratory tone. The essay was then displayed in the school's hallways alongside other

00:13:11.000 students work. Still sounds bad. The essays include sentences such as my belief in anti-Semitism drove me

00:13:17.880 to kill more than 6 million Jews. I was pretty great, wasn't I? The controversial incident was brought 1.00

00:13:23.640 to the attention of the Board of Education by concerned parents who saw the display of all the

00:13:27.800 different historic figures without any context of the nature of the assignment. Here's the context.

00:13:34.840 The incident was then investigated by the Board of Education, at the end of which the board announced

00:13:39.180 it is unfair to judge any student or teacher in this matter because the lesson was in the context of

00:13:45.560 social justice. The board further added the public schools condemn anti-Semitism and racism,

00:13:51.920 yada, yada, yada, yada. This was a teacher that was Jewish. And what they had to do was pick 0.99

00:13:59.320 teacher, pick historic figures who personify good and evil. The students were asked to both speak

00:14:07.680 as their chosen historic figure to rationalize their actions as the historic figures might have done,

00:14:14.300 but also point out as the student what these actions were, good or evil. How is this a national outrage?

00:14:28.560 If you want to go on anti-Semitism, let's look at the real outrage.

00:14:32.460 Google diversity. Now, Google is a company that is looking to weed out hate. They're running

00:14:47.620 algorithms and working on algorithms to make sure that hate just isn't tolerated. Well, that's great,

00:14:54.960 but how do you define hate? Well, I think the Google diversity head doesn't really understand hate

00:15:02.660 because he has posted on his blog that Jews have an insatiable appetite for war and insensitivity to

00:15:13.700 the suffering of others. Huh? Now, Google, the one who's controlling speech, the one who is trying to

00:15:24.940 make sure that nobody says anything hateful, the head of diversity says that the Jews,

00:15:34.380 the Jews have insensitivity to suffering of others and an insatiable appetite for war. 1.00

00:15:43.900 Yeah, but did you hear what that fifth grader did in the hallway?

00:15:46.580 We are being led down the wrong road every single day. We have to understand what is important and what

00:15:57.900 is a show. What's happening in our schools with CRT is critical. In fact, anything that's happening in

00:16:06.880 our schools that starts with the word critical is critical and it has to be stopped.

00:16:13.340 But we also have to look at the bigger picture. People talking about the high gas price. Well,

00:16:23.200 it's not the story of the high gas price. It's why do we have high gas prices? The reason why we have

00:16:30.200 high gas prices is because the president is on a jihad against oil. He doesn't. He has stopped the

00:16:39.060 pipeline. Then he didn't protect the infrastructure and didn't do anything to help. He said to the

00:16:45.340 colonial pipeline people, go ahead and negotiate with the terrorists. 0.69

00:16:52.200 On top of that, he's doing everything he can environmental wise. He's making California look like

00:16:59.500 rookies. So let's start talking about the why things are happening, why they are happening, because that's the 0.98

00:17:11.700 important part. Why was Tony Fauci lying? Why? That's the important part. We'll get to that. That story here in

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00:18:45.800 So a civil rights activist, the co-founder of Project 21, former constitutional law professor

00:19:04.260 at George Mason University. I mean, this is a real civil rights activist, not a pretend one.

00:19:10.940 He said after the president's speech in Tulsa on Monday.

00:19:19.660 He said, this is perhaps one of the worst race hoaxes since the Jussie Smollett charge.

00:19:25.840 When the president of the United States stands up and lies to the American people, he says that we're

00:19:31.120 so racist and that in particular, if you look around in your community, you need to keep your

00:19:36.020 eye out for one particular type of individual, white men, white nationalists, white racists.

00:19:42.060 There is no evidence of any of this, Cooper claimed. There is evidence that this problem exists there.

00:19:48.140 I'm sorry. There is no evidence that this problem exists in the workplace.

00:19:51.800 There is no evidence that this is happening in our jails. No, no evidence in any place.

00:19:57.680 In fact, I ask right now for the president of the United States to declassify whatever intelligence

00:20:04.460 he's purporting to rely upon to make this claim. It is a flat out falsehood.

00:20:11.960 He went on. We are having a circumstance now where we are that we are told that what we see,

00:20:18.960 we must deny and then only listen to the lie. I can't. I mean, it is amazing to me. If you know

00:20:33.080 anything at all about history, if you know anything about the Second World War, you take the big lie

00:20:39.220 and you just keep repeating it over and over and over again and people start to believe it.

00:20:44.060 that's exactly what's happening. And people are being locked into place. If you believe in the

00:20:54.660 Constitution, if you believe in the rule of law, if you believe that there is racism, but anti-racism

00:21:02.080 is racism in and of itself and will only make the problem worse, you're going to be deemed a problem

00:21:09.640 in the future. This is why we all must stand up now. If you haven't, if you haven't looked into

00:21:18.460 what is being taught in your school, even if you don't have kids in school, please go to the school

00:21:25.620 board meetings. Please run for a school board member. The extremists have been running for a long

00:21:34.440 time and they are deeply embedded in our schools. In North Carolina, the county, one of the counties

00:21:41.560 in North Carolina, Surrey County, just banned Coca-Cola machines. It's something. It is something.

00:21:52.340 The reason why they're doing it is because of their left-wing politics.

00:21:55.660 These companies are going to get worse and worse and worse. Remember, I told you yesterday,

00:22:03.380 look what's happened with COVID. We're now finding out that much of this has been a lie. This is real,

00:22:12.760 but we've known where it came from. It was something that we, Fauci, knew about. And he knew about

00:22:22.000 several of the things that were helpful to not spread it. And we did the exact opposite of those

00:22:30.280 things. And what has happened? The global corporations have gone more powerful. They have

00:22:36.860 become richer. And the entrepreneur is being crushed. This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:22:47.060 So for all the cyber criminals that might be listening to the program, stop it. Stop it.

00:22:56.400 Your mother would be ashamed of you. Anyway, I know cyber crime is fun and profitable, but stop it,

00:23:02.400 will you? First, it was voting and we took it. Then it was the oil pipeline and we took it again.

00:23:09.000 Now you have the gall to hack into the meat packing industry and try to steal beef. Have you no shame,

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00:24:18.980 This is the Glenn Beck Program. We're glad you're here. It is Thursday. We're almost done.

00:24:24.240 Almost done with a, uh, another long week. Uh, welcome and, uh, hello to Steve Bregeer,

00:24:31.460 otherwise known as Stu, for reasons which we won't discuss at this point. It involves prison

00:24:37.160 time and, uh, other things. Hi, Stu. Rough period in my life, Glenn. Thank you for having me on the

00:24:41.600 program. It was, it was. Yeah, you're welcome. You're welcome. Well, we're 35 minutes into it,

00:24:47.380 and so far you haven't contributed one bit. Yeah, you've been running your mouth like crazy. Um,

00:24:51.800 but I did have a couple of questions as you're going through your- You have a couple of questions.

00:24:56.200 Your cyber, uh, monologue there. You know, do you feel- Do you disagree with it? No.

00:25:03.480 No, I don't think I do. I feel like we're in that position, and tell me if, if you think this is

00:25:08.840 correct, in that, like, we went through a lot of these things together. In 2000, in 1998, I remember

00:25:15.440 doing a show with you on WABC in New York, where you talked about Osama bin Laden and, you know,

00:25:20.820 bodies in the street of New York City. Uh, three years later, it became this reality.

00:25:27.180 There, the threat- You didn't make up. You weren't like, you know what? I think this guy,

00:25:31.040 this random guy in Afghanistan is going to be really mean. The threat was known, right? 1.00

00:25:35.500 But it was sort of bubbling- Right.

00:25:37.120 ...below the surface. It was- We knew something could happen, but we didn't think it was going

00:25:40.780 to change our lives. 2004, we- I remember doing a show, uh, almost a year to the day before

00:25:48.640 Hurricane Katrina, where we talked about the threat that was real for New Orleans and how

00:25:54.800 if the wrong, you know, hurricane hits New Orleans, it could be underwater and the whole

00:25:58.600 city could be destroyed. It was a known threat. Yeah, called it the most dangerous city, the

00:26:03.340 most dangerous city in America. I called it that in 2004. Yeah. 2005, almost to the day.

00:26:09.580 Almost to the day. And I remember thinking, like, at that time, it was a known threat, but it

00:26:15.000 didn't feel like it was going to change the national picture at any point soon. It was

00:26:19.980 just bubbling under the surface. You know, how many shows have you done over the years

00:26:23.820 where we talked about the potential of a global pandemic breaking out? When we talked about

00:26:30.000 it, you know, with previous threats, we knew, everyone knew there was a threat of a pandemic

00:26:36.440 that could do massive damage and kill a lot of people and shut down economies, but it never

00:26:41.840 felt like it was around the corner that it was going to change our lives until it did,

00:26:45.960 right? This cyber attack situation feels like that to me, where we are, we hear these things

00:26:56.660 all the time. We know they're going on. The threat is a known threat. And we know it's possible

00:27:02.940 that it could shut down society and change everything in a couple of days. Do you think that we are in

00:27:11.320 that period before the storm hits us in a year or two years and three years?

00:27:16.760 Oh, yeah. And I think that it is, I think, again, it's going to change the world in ways that

00:27:23.100 you can't imagine. I personally think that, you know, the Democrats have a good thing going for

00:27:31.320 them right now. All they have to do is create the situations that cause trouble, or just let trouble

00:27:38.780 happen. And then they can rush in with the answer. Right now, it is not a coincidence that Pataki

00:27:47.760 is saying, don't talk to me about it. You're changing the name. Talk to the private sector.

00:27:51.760 Okay. You know her name is Jen Psaki. You've been saying Jen Psaki sucks because you think it's funny. 0.99

00:27:58.300 Then you called her the former governor of New York, George Pataki, which he is not.

00:28:04.140 Yeah. So she's not that, but she sucks almost as much. In fact, a little more. But, you know, 0.99

00:28:12.800 and I'm not going to be that her family has been holding the peace silent for generations. And I will

00:28:19.840 not be a part of that oppression from the Psaki family. Anyway, you know, it's not a coincidence that 1.00

00:28:29.480 she is saying talk to the private sector. Why would the president of the United States and the White

00:28:36.120 House say that? You just had you have really high prices. Prices are going higher over the summer for

00:28:44.480 gas. We're already, what, 50 percent higher than we were a year ago in gas. Part of that had to do with

00:28:53.620 with the colonial pipeline. The rest of that had to do with the policies and shutting down the

00:29:00.040 Keystone pipeline. And the president at the time said something I've never heard before.

00:29:05.580 Maybe this private company should just make the decision to negotiate. What? Now the meat.

00:29:12.620 This is another critical infrastructure. Meat. Well, they're already doing things to hurt the

00:29:20.540 beef industry. They're already hurting farmers. And now they don't do anything when a quarter of our

00:29:29.180 production of food, a quarter is disrupted by another Russian gang. And what do we do? 1.00

00:29:40.500 Psaki says again yesterday, well, you're talking to the wrong people. You should talk to those

00:29:45.880 industries. They refused. They refused to do what those companies should do, protecting their

00:29:54.300 infrastructure. Stu, this is a setup. This is a setup. And I'm not saying that they're colluding with

00:30:00.920 the Russians. They're just not letting an emergency or a crisis go to waste. Well, they are setting this

00:30:07.400 up. Do you remember what Wilson did with the the Black Tom explosion? Black Tom explosion happened in

00:30:15.820 I think 1914. It pierced the the the chest of the Statue of Liberty. The reason why you can't go into

00:30:24.020 the arm anymore is because of the Black Tom explosion. It was a munitions explosion. It was done by the 0.98

00:30:31.380 Germans. But Wilson couldn't say that because he was promising the the world. If you just reelect me,

00:30:37.660 I won't take us into war. Well, he was lying. Once they needed the truth, they revealed the truth

00:30:46.140 in December of 1941. They start talking about, oh, we found out the truth. But Wilson pinned it on

00:30:53.640 capitalists not doing the right thing. It's the same thing. It's the same story. It's happening again.

00:31:02.040 It strikes me as, of course, it's true that a private company has a responsibility to protect their, you

00:31:09.000 know, they should just leave their website wide open for everyone to hack, just like you wouldn't leave

00:31:12.780 your doors unlocked or not have an alarm system at your at your business. But once a crime happens, the

00:31:19.580 government is supposed to be involved, right? I mean, isn't that how this is supposed to work?

00:31:24.140 Correct. Not necessarily to protect it, but to enforce the law. But this is what the Democrats are

00:31:33.240 doing. Lawlessness everywhere. And that creates a problem that they can then step in and say,

00:31:39.700 we have to nationalize. We're going to have to nationalize all of this stuff because the threat

00:31:44.480 is just too big. And as it continues to grow, and things become more expensive, things become,

00:31:52.040 I mean, I was in the grocery store yesterday, and I was with a friend. And he lives up here. I'm up at

00:31:59.640 the ranch, and he lives up here. And he's like, you know, I didn't even put this together until now.

00:32:06.780 There was a guy working at the grocery store that used to work at the, you know, the place where you

00:32:12.960 buy motorcycles and four runners and snowmobiles and eBay, and Rhino, you know, all those things.

00:32:21.000 What'd you say? eBay? No, no. And it's a, you know, it's a, it's a shop and in a, in a,

00:32:30.160 an area like this, where, you know, farmers use four runners, there's always business happening

00:32:38.400 there. Well, the guy who was used to work there is now working at the grocery store.

00:32:43.640 And he said, I never put it together until just now, because I had asked him, hey, we have one

00:32:51.320 of our rhinos down. I got to get a, I got to get a four runner. Is there, is there anything,

00:32:55.240 you know, that we can, we can get, how much do they cost? And he said, well, you can't get them now.

00:33:00.960 I said, what do you mean you can't get them? He said, they've, they've let everybody go because

00:33:07.980 there's no product to sell, no product to sell. I've never seen that in my lifetime. We have taken

00:33:18.540 everything from our food to our medicine, to, to chips. I mean, Silicon Valley, all of our

00:33:30.940 chips are not made here anymore. Our fuel, we were energy independent. We're going to be dependent

00:33:36.880 on somebody else again. We're insane right now. Insane. We're not paying attention to the real

00:33:43.740 threat, which is inside of our nation. And instead, what are we doing? You're, of course,

00:33:50.400 the real threat about, you're talking about white supremacy, I would assume. Yeah, exactly.

00:33:56.300 We are paying attention to that one. So honestly, like, you know, again, I think Joe Biden is a

00:34:02.120 terrible president. Just have that be, have that being said off the bat. But like, this is a

00:34:09.080 difficult problem. What is he supposed to do? I mean, you know, you have, you're not going to go

00:34:14.620 to a, to, to war with Russia. You really like to avoid that if it's at all possible. You're not going

00:34:20.860 to go to a war over hamburger prices going up or, or gas prices going up. You know, they shut down

00:34:26.520 the entire power grid. There very well could be planes in the air. So you have to stop it well

00:34:31.660 before that. What are you supposed to do if you're Joe Biden? So I don't think that they are going to

00:34:36.720 shut down power grids. I don't think, unless they are, unless they are privately owned, they will shut

00:34:44.320 down privately owned things. But anything that is in the public realm, I don't think they're going to do.

00:34:50.080 I could be wrong on this. But those things cross into act of war. This is just look at the look at

00:34:57.260 the White House's stance. It's just private industry. You'd have to ask them. If it was a national

00:35:04.640 grid, then the president would have to comment on that. And that would be an act of war.

00:35:11.060 The president should be taking and so should Congress strong steps against Vladimir Putin.

00:35:17.620 Vladimir Putin is not responsible, I don't think, for these things, but he surely knows what's going

00:35:24.040 on. Nobody does anything this big against a nation as powerful, that used to be as powerful as the United

00:35:33.400 States of America. Without his knowledge, you would never do it. So he is, he's at least just

00:35:41.800 invisible on this. Just, I don't know anything about it. But he absolutely does. And the president

00:35:48.740 should be leaning on him hard. And I'm sorry, by going to see Vladimir Putin, do you think Biden

00:35:54.220 is going to put Vladimir Putin in his place? He's a bumbling fool at this point. Yeah. And I say that

00:36:01.500 with sadness, but our president is a bumbling fool. There is a belief inside intelligence circles that

00:36:10.100 basically the U.S. government is denying what they know, which is that this is, while maybe not

00:36:19.180 directed specifically by the Russian government, these attacks are allowed to go on and encouraged

00:36:27.460 to go on, go ahead, play, see what you can find, see what you can do. And we're not going to stop

00:36:33.500 you. Just don't do anything in Russia or to any of our allies. Is that what you believe the situation

00:36:39.900 is? Yeah, I do. I think they are, you know, do not go after anybody in the former Soviet Union. Don't

00:36:51.020 go after any of our friends. But have your way with the United States. I'm going to turn a blind

00:36:57.280 eye. But have a good time. You know, the other thing that I think is interesting on this is the

00:37:02.720 name of the hacker group this time around. Have you heard people try to pronounce it? No. It's

00:37:10.400 really, it's really evil. I mean, it's really easy. It's evil with an R at the beginning, as in

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00:39:09.820 bride and groom that were about to be married. Everything was set. The family was all there.

00:39:16.520 It was happening at the house. And the bride just says, I don't feel well. She clutches her chest.

00:39:23.120 She dies of a heart attack. Rushed to the hospital, declared dead. Apparently in India,

00:39:28.200 you take the body back to the house. I don't know if it's laying in state or whatever,

00:39:32.060 but they didn't know what to do about the wedding. You know, there was the groom all dressed up and

00:39:37.520 all the, you know, every, all the guests were there and everything else. So he, I mean, in an act of

00:39:43.600 really true love, uh, he said, what about her, the younger daughter and the family said, uh, sure.

00:39:56.280 Okay. And so the younger daughter put on the dress and, uh, got married. Uh, so with the dead sister

00:40:03.100 in the other room, the brother said it was a little weird. Uh, that might be the understatement

00:40:09.020 of the year, but, uh, at least we don't live there. Is this, is this, um, this, this movie

00:40:14.920 called the Hunter Biden story? Uh, it's essentially seems like it really kind of basically the same

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00:45:28.140 So Dr. Fauci has had now thousands of his emails released through the Freedom of Information Act

00:45:37.800 starting at the beginning of the pandemic. And the story isn't getting very much coverage,

00:45:44.480 except for the few glowing headlines from the ever reliable mainstream media. But let's take a look at

00:45:50.820 first how they want you to view this story. Then I'll show you what's really going on in those emails

00:45:56.980 and what's being completely ignored by any of the mainstream media and how Zuckerberg and others

00:46:05.400 are all involved in this. From CNN yesterday, thousands of emails from and to Dr. Fauci

00:46:12.020 revealed the weight that came with his role as a rare source of frank honesty with the Trump

00:46:18.420 administration's COVID-19 task force. Wow. From the Washington Post, the correspondence from March and

00:46:26.320 April 2020 opens a window to Fauci's world during some of the most frantic days of the crisis when

00:46:32.780 the longtime director of the National Institute of Allergy and Affectious Diseases was struggling

00:46:37.840 to bring coherence to the Trump administration's chaotic response to the virus and President Trump

00:46:44.640 seeking to minimize its severity. From CNBC, Dr. Fauci's 18-hour workday includes two breaks and

00:46:52.080 answering quote emails until I'm too tired that I just can't do it anymore. Wow. Wow. He's a saint.

00:47:04.260 So that's the media narrative. That's what the arbiters of truth have decided is the main takeaway from

00:47:11.640 the Fauci email dump. You're supposed to take away that Dr. Fauci is Mother Teresa in pants. Just a poor old man

00:47:20.600 who has worked tirelessly emailing people until one in the morning, never taking a break, trying his

00:47:26.280 best to make the most out of a confusing and scary time while also battling against the corrupt and

00:47:32.860 idiotic Trump administration and their supporters who attempted to thwart Fauci's heroic efforts in 0.73

00:47:39.020 every turn. So don't even bother to read the emails. We read them for you. There's nothing there.

00:47:45.560 Just a poor white man. Old, really muzzled by an evil orange bully. 0.68

00:47:53.980 Except that's nowhere near what's actually going on in the emails. The media have done what they have

00:47:59.560 done for decades. They completely ignored what cuts against what Trump and conservatives have been

00:48:05.920 saying all along, and they show you how grossly unprofessional and unqualified Dr. Fauci was and still

00:48:12.300 is. So let's take a look at what is explicitly in the emails, starting with Dr. Fauci admitting that

00:48:21.200 he was never muzzled by the Trump administration. March 2nd, 2020, Dr. Fauci responded to an email

00:48:27.740 asking if he'd ever been felt muzzled by the Trump administration, stating, I've been very explicit in

00:48:33.560 stating that I am not being muzzled or censored. I say exactly what I want to say based on scientific

00:48:40.100 evidence. I've stated this on multiple TV programs of the past few days, including at major press

00:48:46.340 conferences with many, many reporters present, including TV cameras. I could not possibly be

00:48:52.360 more public about this. No sensor, no muzzle, free to speak out. So there we are, Dr. Fauci in an email

00:49:00.760 debunking the biggest claim from early on in the pandemic that Trump was censoring Dr. Fauci,

00:49:07.160 refusing to allow him to speak freely about science. So right off the bat, a major reveal

00:49:13.780 in and of itself about the press. We know that it's not true that they're still carrying water

00:49:20.300 for it. But let's go back something to something that he actually stated in the email. He said,

00:49:26.340 I say what I want to say based on scientific evidence. Really? Really scientific evidence,

00:49:35.560 Mr. You know, double, triple masks. He says what he wants to say based on scientific evidence.

00:49:44.580 Well, let's look at masks. We all know how big Fauci is on masks. He's the biggest reason why so many

00:49:51.140 Americans are the mask police that they are today. So what did Mr. Scientific Evidence originally have 1.00

00:49:58.080 to say about the effectiveness of masks? February 5th, 2020, Fauci responded to an email from a woman

00:50:05.840 asking if she should wear a mask at an airport while traveling, stating this. Masks are really

00:50:13.900 for infected people to prevent them from spreading infection to people who are not infected rather

00:50:20.740 than protecting uninfected people from acquiring infection. The typical mask you buy in the drugstore

00:50:27.580 is really not effective in keeping out the virus, which is small enough to pass through the

00:50:33.560 material. Something we have been saying for a very long time. I do not recommend that you wear a mask,

00:50:41.780 particularly since you're going to a very low risk location. In another email sent February 4th,

00:50:49.660 Fauci stated most transmissions occur from someone who is symptomatic, not asymptomatic.

00:50:55.920 All right. So what did he just say in those emails? Not only did he explicitly state that masks are

00:51:02.180 not beneficial to prevent you from getting COVID, but he also threw in that he doesn't recommend

00:51:08.340 wearing a mask at an airport, calling it a low risk location. Well, gee, I know our Department of

00:51:18.140 Homeland Security just issued orders where if you're not wearing a mask at the airport,

00:51:23.160 they need to treat you the same. And I'm quoting as someone who is trying to smuggle on 0.96

00:51:29.500 a gun or another prohibited item onto the plane. How many months have we been through with mask

00:51:37.320 mandates now? People claiming that if you don't wear a mask, you'll get COVID, then you'll pass it on to

00:51:42.360 millions and you'll be the cause of deaths of everybody's grandma. Why do airports still have mask

00:51:49.640 mandates in place? Why? This is something Dr. Fauci admitted early on. So what has changed?

00:51:56.620 Why hasn't he recommended the end of the mask mandates for uninfected people and airports?

00:52:02.720 But that's not all. That's not even close to how much these emails exposed, how unqualified and

00:52:08.660 irresponsible Dr. Fauci was during the pandemic. Remember when Trump recommended hydroxychloroquine

00:52:15.080 and everybody went haywire, claiming that Trump was suggesting citizens poison themselves with a

00:52:22.300 drug that has no proof of being affected? Well, March 18th, 2020, the physicist Eric Nielsen sent Dr.

00:52:31.960 Fauci a lengthy email claiming multiple things, such as his belief that China is lying about their death

00:52:38.000 count, the origin of the virus, the mislabeling of flu deaths as COVID deaths in the U S. But most

00:52:45.960 importantly, his studies showed that two drugs, Alvesco and hydroxychloroquine being safe and efficient

00:52:53.820 ways to fight against the virus. What was Dr. Fauci's response to this? March 19th, 2020, Dr. Fauci

00:53:02.740 responded simply, too long for me to read. Oh, okay. You didn't even read something about

00:53:12.660 hydroxychloroquine? Hmm. Okay. He knew the origin at the time, the origin of the virus was most likely

00:53:22.880 man-made in China. But maybe that was too much to read as well. I don't know if you saw what Tucker

00:53:30.220 Carlson did last night, but I want to quote him on several of the emails that Fauci wrote and are

00:53:37.960 available because of the freedom of information request from BuzzFeed. And they go back to the

00:53:44.560 early winter of 2020. At the very beginning, the emails show that Fauci was worried that the public

00:53:52.100 might conclude that COVID had originated at the Wuhan Institute of Virology. Now, why would Tony

00:54:00.260 Fauci be concerned that Americans would conclude that? Possibly because Tony Fauci knew perfectly well

00:54:07.780 that he had funded gain of function experiments at the very same laboratory. Remember, gain of function

00:54:15.420 was banned by the Obama administration. But for some reason, after Obama left the White House,

00:54:22.640 somebody just okayed it and sent the money. Emails now prove that Fauci lied about this under oath.

00:54:31.280 Consider the exchange which began the evening of January 31st, 2020. It was Friday, just before

00:54:38.820 midnight. The first email came in from an immunologist called Christian Anderson, who works at the Scripps

00:54:44.940 Research Institute at La Jolla, California. Anderson warned Fauci that COVID appeared to be possibly

00:54:52.560 manipulated in a laboratory. Quote, the unusual features of the virus make up a really small part

00:54:59.660 of the genome, less than 0.1%. So one has to look really closely at all the sequences to see that some

00:55:07.300 of the features potentially look engineered. The very next day, February 1st, Tony Fauci wrote back,

00:55:14.380 thanks, Christian. Talk soon on the call. Fauci then sent an urgent email to his deputy. The subject of

00:55:22.900 the email, all caps, was important. Here's what the email said. Hugh, it is essential that we speak

00:55:30.420 this morning. Keep your cell phone on. Read this paper as well as the email that I forwarded.

00:55:37.380 You will have tasks today that must be done. Attached to the email was a document entitled

00:55:46.060 Barack, she at al nature medicine, SARS gain of function dot PDF. Now the barrack in the attachment

00:55:55.660 referred to Ralph Barrack, a virologist based in the U.S. who collaborated with the Wuhan Institute

00:56:02.040 of Virology. Barrack worked with a woman called Dr. Xi, known as the Bat Lady, because she manipulates 1.00

00:56:10.280 coronaviruses that infect bats. Now, keep in mind that during the questioning from Senator Rand Paul

00:56:17.300 of Kentucky fairly recently, Fauci denied that this same Ralph Barrack had conducted gain of function

00:56:24.600 research. Again, this is the Ralph Barrack in Fauci's attachment that was entitled Barrack, she at al

00:56:32.220 SARS gain of function dot PDF. Yet under oath before the United States Congress, Fauci denied this. Listen,

00:56:40.860 Dr. Barrett does not doing gain of function research. And if it is, it's according to the guidelines.

00:56:46.900 And it is being conducted in North Carolina. And if you look at the grant, and you look at the

00:56:53.260 progress reports, it is not gain of function, despite the fact that people tweet that.

00:57:01.520 Okay, tweet, it was also in his emails. We know that starting last year, a lot of people in NIH were

00:57:07.740 worried that COVID had not occurred naturally. Tucker Carlson last night pointed out that there were,

00:57:14.160 they were concerned it had been instead manipulated in a lab in China. And yet they seem determined to

00:57:20.760 hide those facts from the public. Again, why? On the afternoon of February 1st last year, Fauci held

00:57:27.360 a conference call with several top virologists. Most of the detail of that call are hidden from public

00:57:34.580 view. They've been redacted. We know the call was related to a document entitled Coronavirus

00:57:40.480 Sequence Comparison. Jamie Farrar, a British physician who runs a major research nonprofit,

00:57:48.140 reminded everyone on the call that what they said there was top secret quote, information and

00:57:54.040 discussion is shared in total confidence and not to be shared until agreement on next steps,

00:58:00.160 end quote. In other emails, Jeremy Farrar passed along an article from the website Zero Hedge.

00:58:06.320 That piece suggested the coronavirus might have been created as a bioweapon. Well, Zero Hedge was

00:58:13.620 banned from social media platforms. Why is that? Well, for the last year, it has not been allowed to even

00:58:23.120 be discussed. Now, why can't you discuss it? Well, the fact checkers wouldn't allow it. Why wouldn't

00:58:31.720 they? Because Tony Fauci assured the tech monopolies that the coronavirus could not have been man-made.

00:58:38.720 And so the tech monopolies shut down the topic. Listen to Fauci. A group of highly qualified

00:58:47.400 evolutionary virologists looked at the sequences there and the sequences in

00:58:53.380 bats as they evolve. And the mutations that it took to get to the point where it is now is

00:59:02.360 totally consistent with a jump of a species from an animal to a human.

00:59:07.740 That is not true. We just revealed on this program last week that there is no evidence that it ever

00:59:20.920 jumped from an animal, from a bat to another animal to a human or from a bat to a human. Zero evidence.

00:59:29.880 In fact, they can't reinfect bats. Bats won't get the coronavirus. It won't take to them. How is that

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01:00:57.080 So Fauci suggested that he knew that top researchers had decided conclusively

01:01:17.140 that it jumped naturally from animal to human being. But that's not true. Two days after he

01:01:24.880 said that one of the virologists that Tony Fauci had funded to conduct the dangerous coronavirus

01:01:30.700 experience in Wuhan wrote to thank him for the help. That man is Peter Daszak. He complained to

01:01:39.260 Fauci that the American tax dollars he had taken for the experiments were being publicly targeted

01:01:46.000 by Fox News reporters. Yet Daszak remained grateful for Tony Fauci's support. Quote,

01:01:52.260 I just wanted to say a personal thank you on behalf of our staff and collaborators.

01:01:58.960 Now, what's weird is most of this email has been redacted. And as Tucker Carlson pointed out last

01:02:06.060 night, it's been redacted under a FOIA section that says we can't release this because it's currently

01:02:15.360 under criminal investigation. So are they under criminal investigation? I hope so.

01:02:21.540 Former Obama official Zeke Emanuel wrote to Fauci to ask a simple question, one that I've said on this

01:02:32.120 program over and over and over again. Hey, what happens to the people who have already had it?

01:02:38.340 Well, what did he say? Fauci's response was, quote, no evidence in this regard. But you would assume

01:02:47.060 that there would be substantial immunity post infection. Well, yes. But how come you're not

01:02:55.580 ever talking about that? To this day, Tony Fauci has never admitted that in public. In his email to

01:03:03.180 Zeke Emanuel, he admitted something that is also now so obvious, surgical masks, the paper kind that

01:03:08.800 all of us wear really don't work, that they offer little protection from COVID. Hmm.

01:03:15.800 Then you get to Rand Paul on masks. Listen.

01:03:21.260 You're telling everybody to wear a mask, whether they've had an infection or a vaccine. What I'm

01:03:27.340 saying is they have immunity and everybody agrees they have immunity. What studies do you have

01:03:31.740 that people that have had the vaccine or have had the infection are spreading the infection? If we're

01:03:36.580 not spreading the infection, isn't it just theater? No, it's not. You've had the vaccine and you're

01:03:41.280 wearing two masks. Isn't that theater? No, that's not. Here we go again with the theater. Let me just

01:03:45.640 state for the record that masks are not theater. Masks are protective. And we have immunity there,

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01:03:56.840 not wearing a mask because of any sign. I totally disagree with you. This is the Glenn Beck program.

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01:05:27.700 This is the Glenn Beck program. Uh, welcome. Glad you're here. We're talking about, uh,

01:05:38.700 Tucker Carlson's expose on, uh, Dr. Fauci last night. Uh, and I think he brings up some very

01:05:46.600 fair points. Some of it, you know, on the mask thing, I don't know, Stu play devil's advocate

01:05:51.300 here on the mask thing. Yeah. And the mask thing, I mean, it was early on, right? He says just to

01:05:56.620 play playing devil's advocate here. He says that it was masks really basically work as a control on

01:06:04.160 someone who is infected, but that's pretty consistent with the mask guidance. Overall,

01:06:08.820 there was a period which we've been highly critical of Fauci for where he said, yeah,

01:06:13.280 I don't need masks because he was, as he admitted later, worried that people would buy all the masks

01:06:19.020 and the hospitals couldn't get them. So, you know, correct. And I excuse, I, I, I think it's

01:06:24.580 wrong, but I excuse him for making a wrong decision. He didn't trust the American people. And so he

01:06:30.940 thought people would hoard when the exact opposite happened. But, but the, but the rest of that is

01:06:36.760 pretty consistent with the public guidance on masks, which was always like, okay, well, mostly it's

01:06:41.760 going to protect you. It might help you a little bit. And he mentions that in the email. It might help

01:06:45.180 you a little bit if someone sneezes droplets on you or whatever, um, to protect you from someone

01:06:50.320 else who's infected. But generally speaking, that doesn't. Right. Except the problem is, is now he's

01:06:58.500 been saying, you know, even if you have, uh, the vaccine vaccination, you, you know, you, you, you

01:07:05.140 still have to wear it. No, no, you don't. No, no, you don't. That's just, in fact, max masks are

01:07:10.840 actually worse for you. Um, if you've already had COVID, it can cause all kinds of problems.

01:07:17.680 Uh, so it's, we know that now, and he's still saying this bull crap. There's also, there's also

01:07:25.180 the, the other thing that people will say is, and it's true, you know, if you have all of your emails,

01:07:32.320 uh, released and you're somebody who is talking to, you know, the world, you're going to get a lot

01:07:39.900 of stuff in that you don't have time to read, right? Yeah. You can one of those studies. Yeah,

01:07:45.260 totally. I mean, number one, you can go back and do an investigation and do what that what's really

01:07:50.760 happening, right? The conservatives who don't like Fauci are basically painting a storyline of

01:07:55.380 incompetence and, and real problems. The left who love Fauci are, are able to go through these emails

01:08:01.400 and find places where he does really good things and stays up late at night and answers all these

01:08:06.800 emails, right? Like you're able to, to paint a story. If you can get all this information,

01:08:11.900 is there some of that happening? Probably some of it's happening on both sides. Certainly on the left

01:08:17.200 is happening. I mean, I, I mean, I, I think ignoring the stuff we're talking about here is you're not

01:08:21.880 even trying, right? I mean, you have to at least go through this stuff. Um, you know, okay. So,

01:08:27.120 but there are, but there are certain names that Fauci would know and scientists that he would know,

01:08:33.740 and he would say they're credible and he should respond. And in many cases he did January 31st email

01:08:41.140 from Issam Ahmed, uh, ask, uh, NIH immunologist, uh, Dr. Barney Graham for a comment on, uh,

01:08:53.040 the Indian report that said, this is, this was man-made. I was told to contact you. You might

01:09:00.060 be willing to give an opinion on this paper that has just gone live. It suggests the new coronavirus

01:09:04.880 has four inserts similar to HIV one, and that this is not a coincidence. Graham immediately forwards

01:09:13.820 the correspondence to the office of communication and government relations saying, this is one we

01:09:18.920 don't want to answer without high level input, but wanted you to know about the rising controversy.

01:09:24.160 Two days later, they reply telling Graham, uh, they're going to send a note to the reporter to

01:09:31.080 decline, noting that the paper is not peer reviewed. Uh, please let us know if you receive similar

01:09:37.180 requests. The same Sunday morning, Fauci is looped in with Sir Jeremy Farrar. And it's a forward of

01:09:46.940 Zero Heads's article after mentioning how the World Health Organization, um, and the cabinet chief

01:09:53.440 were in a conclave on how to manage the narrative, noting if they do BS the public, I would appreciate

01:10:01.280 a call with you later tonight or tomorrow to think how we might take this forward. Do you have a minute

01:10:06.040 for a quick call? Fauci replies after having called the Indian paper really outlandish. Of course, 0.91

01:10:14.640 the Indian paper was withdrawn by its authors and the notion of COVID-19 that could have been man-made

01:10:20.600 was radioactive. However, in last year, April, the winner of the Nobel prize for medicine in 2008

01:10:31.220 for discovering HIV as the cause of the AIDS epidemic claimed that SARS COVID-2 is a manipulated

01:10:41.180 virus that was accidentally released from a laboratory in Wuhan, China. He said, quote,

01:10:47.100 with my colleague, biomathematician Claude, uh, or Jean Claude Perez, we carefully analyze the

01:10:53.800 description of the genome of this RNA virus. Um, he said, uh, Indian research has already tried to

01:11:01.580 publish the results of an analysis that showed that this Corona virus genome contains sequences of

01:11:08.360 another virus, the HIV virus, the AIDS virus, but they were forced to withdraw their findings as the

01:11:15.760 pressure from the mainstream was too great. The plot thickens further as a study by Chinese scientists 0.92

01:11:22.580 published in May, 2020 found that the Corona virus uses the same strategy to evade attack from the human

01:11:30.040 immune system, just like HIV. Then last June, the former MI6 head, Sir Richard Dearlove said he believed

01:11:39.920 COVID-19 was a man-made virus, which contains inserted sections that accidentally escaped from a Chinese 0.93

01:11:47.860 laboratory. But he pointed to a scientific paper published by the Norwegian British research team

01:11:55.960 who claimed to have discovered clues within COVID-19 genetic sequence suggesting key elements were

01:12:02.220 inserted and were not evolving naturally. The new study suggests the virus is remarkably well adapted

01:12:10.320 virus for human coexistence and is likely to be the result of a Wuhan experiment to produce, uh, a virus 1.00

01:12:19.140 of high potency. Henceforth, those who would maintain, this is what the, how they conclude those who would

01:12:26.940 maintain the COVID-19 pandemic arose from a zoonotic transfer need to explain precisely why this account is

01:12:36.060 wrong before asserting that their evidence is persuasive, especially when, as we also show, there are puzzling

01:12:44.100 errors in their use of evidence. The Australian government canceled further development of a COVID-19 vaccine in

01:12:52.340 December 2020 after several trial participants had false positive tests for HIV. The British professor best known for

01:13:03.240 creating the world's first HIV vaccine and Norwegian biologist, uh, Dr. Berger Sorensen, chair of a

01:13:12.400 pharmaceutical company, Iminor, who has published 31 peer-reviewed papers and hold several patents, wrote that while

01:13:19.380 analyzing the virus samples last year, the pair discovered unique fingerprints in the form of six

01:13:26.840 inserts created through gain of function research at the Wuhan Institute of Virology in China. They also

01:13:34.500 concluded that the SARS coronavirus two has no credible natural ancestor and that it is quote beyond a

01:13:43.320 reasonable doubt that the virus was created via laboratory manipulation.

01:13:50.580 So how much did Fauci know about this? Because he's the guy who apparently was sending the money for

01:13:59.740 the gain of, uh, gain of use research at this particular facility. Yeah. It's a gate of function. I mean,

01:14:09.000 it, yeah, but, uh, yeah, gain of function. Yeah. I mean, he sent it to an intermediary organization and

01:14:14.980 some of that money went to, uh, went to gain of function, uh, research. They're kind of like,

01:14:21.120 you know, there's a bunch of tales on that. Um, but they're both, they're all sort of telling the truth

01:14:26.420 on it in that, like, he didn't directly fund this research there, but he knew, you know, I'm sure that it

01:14:33.260 was going, uh, there and we don't know obviously all the details on, on that, but I think, you know,

01:14:39.080 you look at, you look at the, uh, you look at the story from beginning to end. I mean, I think

01:14:43.300 to play devil's advocate, you could probably say he got a million studies. I mean, you go through the

01:14:47.840 emails. He got a lot of people saying a lot of crazy things, uh, to him that he, I'm sure he didn't

01:14:52.380 believe. We're talking about, we're talking about the guys who discovered AIDS, um, discovered the

01:15:00.900 cures, you know, not the cures, but the, the, uh, uh, the ways to short circuit the HIV virus to keep

01:15:09.100 it at bay. I mean, these are heavy hitters, a Nobel prize winner, tons of heavy hitters on the other

01:15:15.780 side to number one. And number two, the one, he doesn't comment on any of those people. Those, those

01:15:21.040 are, those are people who are additional resources supporting that theory. The only thing he commented

01:15:27.980 on the emails was one study, which he said was outlandish. Now, is he right on that? I don't

01:15:33.120 know. I mean, maybe, maybe not. I don't know. But the point is that he, he didn't believe that

01:15:37.980 it was true. So why he wouldn't necessarily, I mean, he would argue, he wouldn't go in front

01:15:43.720 of Congress and say that he thinks it was manmade when he's calling it outlandish in his private

01:15:48.160 emails. Right. But why would he immediately call, uh, uh, and say, uh, Hey, we all need to jump on a

01:15:59.340 phone call here real quick. Uh, and why would the people who he gave the money to for gain of function,

01:16:06.340 uh, respond to him after that phone call? Hey, thank you so much. I really appreciate it.

01:16:12.600 Now that's the engineered email, right? I think you're talking about, um, yes, right. Which again,

01:16:18.140 like, you know, we don't know what happened on the call, obviously. And I think, I think all these

01:16:22.080 are good leads to try to, to find out what happened. Right. I mean, I think that makes,

01:16:26.760 we don't know what happened on the call, right? Because FOIA has redacted it because under the,

01:16:33.340 the rule that they quoted on why the redaction was there, it is, uh, releasing, it could hurt a

01:16:41.600 criminal investigation. Yeah. So maybe there's an investigation going on and we'll, we'll find

01:16:46.720 out what, what was going on. Uh, that'll be, that'll be really interesting to know. I think

01:16:50.720 what we have, like, I think generally speaking, what we have here are, are interesting threads,

01:16:55.680 right? We don't, we, there's nothing in here that says, you know, I think anything that like,

01:17:02.540 it's time to throw Anthony Fauci in prison. It doesn't necessarily make them look good at

01:17:06.580 sometimes. Uh, but it does give us a lot of threads to throw him in prison. You're not,

01:17:11.280 I know. I'm just saying, I'm not saying throw him in prison. I'm, I'm saying stop listening to

01:17:14.900 him. Yeah. Well, that should have been clearly not credible again. You know, look, I, we've been

01:17:19.660 critical of this from the beginning. I think the way, uh, zero hedge, which you were just talking

01:17:25.220 about, um, talks about this is completely fair. Even if they're straight, even if their theory is

01:17:30.700 completely wrong on this, you shouldn't be banning social media accounts based on this stuff.

01:17:36.240 And, uh, just because a theory might not be popularized right now, this shows the holes

01:17:42.480 in the way big tech is trying to deal with this because, you know, they couldn't have been sure.

01:17:47.680 They never were sure that the lab leak theory wasn't legitimate. There was never a point where

01:17:52.680 scientists were legitimately saying, we know this is impossible. Even the, even the quote from the

01:17:58.420 Tucker Carlson monologue that you were quoting from, from Fauci, he doesn't even say that he knows

01:18:04.480 it wasn't, uh, from a lab. He says a group of well-respected virologists looked at this and

01:18:11.200 said, it's consistent with natural passage. Well, that's a totally different thing than

01:18:14.800 knowing it wasn't a lab leak. Totally different. And these big tech companies should not have been

01:18:20.020 banning accounts over this. You know, it's boring. It's, it's, it's just, it's the wrong way of doing

01:18:24.480 it. It's borderline criminal because you're destroying businesses for no reason.

01:18:28.060 Right. Uh, and the, the other part is, is that they were in bed with Fauci. I mean,

01:18:35.280 Zuckerberg called Fauci and you have it in the emails. Hey, how can I help you? How can I make

01:18:42.000 sure that, and you know, you could assign a, you know, uh, here he is being patriotic. I want to

01:18:48.400 help the country. I want to make sure the truth is out there, but he is trusting one guy to tell him

01:18:54.260 the truth when nobody in the beginning even knew the truth, not even Fauci. No one knew the truth.

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01:21:31.300 we just put experts in and the experts tell us exactly what to do because experts can be wrong.

01:21:37.460 Experts can lie. Experts can have lots of, uh, um, failures. And that's why we don't,

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01:21:53.600 decide. Um, and the media just wants to always go to the expert and dismiss anybody that,

01:22:04.340 you know, uh, has a different opinion than one of the experts. That's the real problem here.

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01:25:51.760 The founder and president of turning point USA, the host of the Charlie Kirk show, uh,

01:25:58.360 hand, uh, and, uh, and a friend of the program who just got back from his honeymoon. Welcome

01:26:03.360 Charlie Kirk. How are you, sir? Great Glenn. Good morning. Thanks so much for having me.

01:26:09.460 Congratulations on your, uh, on your marriage. It's, uh, it's only going to get better,

01:26:14.200 better and better. Thank you. Yeah. We're, we're thrilled. So the country is doing terribly,

01:26:18.700 but we're actually doing quite well. So we, we had a marriage just about a month ago and then

01:26:23.500 went off the grid with no phone for nine days, which was actually awesome. I encourage everyone to do

01:26:28.220 that. It was, it was phenomenal. So thank you for saying that. Yeah. Nine days. That's, that's,

01:26:34.360 uh, I recommend 30. Uh, but if you can get nine days, God bless you. Um, you have a young women's 0.99

01:26:40.940 leadership summit, uh, and it's happening, I think next week in Dallas, is it not?

01:26:47.720 That's right. Yeah. So we have our, our young women's leadership summit and we'll have about 2000

01:26:52.720 young conservative women attending from all across the country. And we have some phenomenal 0.95

01:26:59.460 speakers, many from the blaze as well, which we're super thrilled about. And this is really

01:27:04.900 to, and we've been doing this for five years, but this is really to train, equip, and empower

01:27:10.180 these young conservative women about how to fight for freedom, fight for liberty, and then properly 0.88

01:27:16.820 explain those words as well, which I think we need to continue to do fight for those things on high

01:27:22.200 school and college campuses. So we're thrilled. We're, we're happy to be doing in-person events

01:27:26.680 as well. And then as a sidebar, Glenn, uh, I'm actually going to be speaking at our friend

01:27:30.900 Dave Barton's deal and, uh, he's going to show me some fun stuff. So that's all I'm going to say

01:27:35.620 about that. So I'm going to do that while it's going to be a fun week next week. Yeah. Good,

01:27:40.180 good, good, good. Yeah. The, um, American journey center is, is amazing. You will see a lot of

01:27:46.620 really cool things. Um, so Charlie, tell me what the difference is between when you were in college

01:27:53.040 and what's happening now, what, what has changed? That's such a good question, Glenn. And I think

01:27:59.420 you'll, you'll appreciate this and enjoy exploring this with me, which is when I first started turning

01:28:05.100 point in 2012, there was a lot of libertarianism in the conservative movement. And there's a lot of

01:28:11.660 things that I agree with libertarians on, uh, firearms, freedom of speech, uh, the lockdowns,

01:28:17.640 for example, um, on this program, you and I talked about how the lockdowns were immoral and

01:28:22.400 unconstitutional, but I think that the conservative movement, um, I think on a couple issues went far

01:28:28.820 too libertarian, um, especially on the issue of immigration, uh, and on the issue of corporate

01:28:35.360 tyranny. And you've covered the tech issue really well, Glenn, but, but it seems as if with the tech

01:28:41.240 issue, a lot of our leaders have been reluctant to act because they have hid behind abstractions

01:28:47.680 and they have not really, I think, acted with prudence or practical wisdom when they just look

01:28:53.280 at what's in front of them, not the talking point or the slogan or the ideology. And instead just look

01:28:59.740 at as it is a, huh, Google's a trillion dollar company. They can turn off Glenn Beck, Charlie Kirk

01:29:06.100 and Steven Crowder in a moment's notice. And so that's, that's resonating with a lot of younger

01:29:11.980 conservatives. And I'm not going to say I, I regret some of that kind of energy that existed back in

01:29:18.200 2012, 2013. I think it was overemphasized. I don't regret reading Hayek or von Mises or Rothbard,

01:29:24.980 but I also wish I would have read Kirk Burke and T.S. Eliot as well and understood that there is a place

01:29:32.740 for, um, tradition and eternal transcendent moral order, a national cultural identity, and not just

01:29:40.300 always, in my opinion, um, just, just saying that we must be the progressive conservatives and trying

01:29:49.060 to always change things for change, change sake. So here's the, here's where I'd like to explore with

01:29:57.140 you because the idea that we were, um, one beyond the, beyond the constitution and the bill of rights

01:30:07.320 really came from Woodrow Wilson and FDR, not exactly conservatives to say the least. They were the ones 0.71

01:30:15.760 that gave us the national anthem. They were the ones that standardized the flag. They were the ones

01:30:20.100 that said, we all have to really kind of be alike. And that began to take our differences apart. And I

01:30:26.720 think, you know, I, we, we do have to have a common heritage, um, and a, and a common understanding of

01:30:35.560 the, the truth of our history, both good and bad. But I, I don't like the idea of saying that we all

01:30:44.300 have to agree on whatever. I, I don't have a problem with California doing what California

01:30:50.100 is doing. I live in Texas and I don't live in California for a reason, but if they fail,

01:30:55.940 I don't want to pay for it. It's their idea. I'll help defend them and I'll defend people's rights,

01:31:02.060 but I don't need California to live the way I want them to live. I just want them to live with

01:31:07.600 the basic understanding that the bill of rights are absolute. Yeah. And I, and this is really

01:31:14.240 the discussion that's happening right now, Glenn, I think you hit it perfectly, which is what really

01:31:19.520 does Texas and California have in common outside of a unified currency? Not a lot. Is it still the

01:31:25.500 same? Yeah. And that's, that's the, the federalists, right? Hamilton and Madison writing as Publius would

01:31:33.180 say that's, that's okay, but is it sustainable? And I don't know if it is. And I don't know if

01:31:40.340 California. Well, no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. It's not sustainable. It's not sustainable

01:31:45.360 if we don't have the critical things in common. And that is our constitution rule of law and bill of

01:31:54.400 rights. If you lose those things, if we don't say all men are created equal, all men need to be 0.85

01:32:01.500 protected from an injustice. Uh, you know, uh, all men have the right to speak, petition their government.

01:32:08.220 They have a right to publish what they think is, is news. They have a right to carry firearms to

01:32:15.180 protect themselves. Those things are, are eternal truths. And that is enough to hold us together,

01:32:23.860 but we don't agree on those things anymore. Oh, I totally agree with that, Glenn. Absolutely. And

01:32:30.700 I think one of the reasons we don't agree with those things is they've used, they've used,

01:32:36.500 I don't want to say liberty against us, but that actually might not be the worst way to

01:32:40.860 in some ways. Yeah. Is they, yeah. And they've used a very nice lifestyle, um, a non, like we don't

01:32:49.800 have to be engaged and get involved in the current moment, um, where you can enjoy your life. And

01:32:55.220 meanwhile, the activists are working their way to the long march to the institutions. I completely agree

01:33:00.380 with you on, on the, the constitution, the bill of rights portion of it. I do believe though,

01:33:05.760 that because of mass immigration and critical race theory, which you've done a phenomenal job

01:33:10.920 of covering, we are seeing, I think an unprecedented cultural decay, which is then manifesting in these

01:33:18.200 other sort of very troubling trends, whether it be statism, this bent towards authoritarianism,

01:33:23.580 and then corporatism, which is the kind of just latest variation of, of authoritarianism now in

01:33:31.300 that kind of the corporate landscape and realm, but especially on the issue, the two issues that I

01:33:36.880 think that we must, you know, really focus on is the immigration issue, because we must have control 0.79

01:33:43.220 over who's coming into our country and whether or not they share our values or even they're willing 1.00

01:33:48.620 to share our values. Because you're right, Glenn, one of the reasons why California feels like a

01:33:53.320 different country from Texas is because uncontrolled mass immigration of people that very well might 0.97

01:33:59.300 not have the same sort of willingness or worldview to embrace the bill of rights or constitution or

01:34:04.320 willing to do so over a long period of time. And we are now seeing that, um, materialize in voting

01:34:10.180 trends and cultural trends. You know, the one thing that I've been very wrong on my, my whole life

01:34:16.980 has been, uh, my support for, uh, corporations. And it's, it's not an anti-corporation place that I

01:34:25.920 have come to. It is an, it's an anti-crony capitalism place. It is the merging of the, uh, the two systems

01:34:37.560 of the free market and the government. They have all of this power and they have used it in a way I never

01:34:44.620 thought possible. And that is they have made an end run around the constitution and all of us

01:34:51.800 conservatives are the ones who allowed it to happen. Uh, because we all said it's a private

01:34:57.620 corporation. They can do what they want. No, not when they're involved with the government. No, they

01:35:03.120 can't. I totally agree. And I was right there with you, Glenn, where I said, look, who are we to tell

01:35:09.840 Google what they can do? Well, first of all, they actually have the power to shut off other

01:35:14.080 businesses. People use Google ad searches. They use YouTube as their way of life. And the fact they

01:35:20.600 can just haphazardly shut off someone's way of life because they don't like your political viewpoint

01:35:26.180 should have been a warning sign for me. However, with that being said, these companies, especially,

01:35:32.480 you know, Facebook, Apple, Amazon, and Google, they're not capitalists. And this is something I think

01:35:39.480 that we need to recognize and realize they're trying to, they're trying to create a monopoly

01:35:44.460 and they're using conservatives love of the free market against us to try to have us not intervene

01:35:50.960 against their monopolistic style behavior. Now, mind you, I think that at its ultimate,

01:35:56.820 every business owner should try to create a monopoly, meaning they should try to win in the marketplace.

01:36:01.760 This is a different type of behavior. This is no duty, no responsibility to the nation

01:36:08.160 or to the bill of rights. Coming back to what we said from these companies, Google doesn't care

01:36:13.440 about freedom of speech. They care about corporate power. They care about pandering to China far more 0.77

01:36:18.880 than keeping up somebody's YouTube page that might be a conservative. And these corporations,

01:36:24.180 I think have, there's this, there's this tension point between rights and duties. And we don't talk a

01:36:30.620 lot about duties because as you say, it can have a bend towards totalitarian,

01:36:35.140 totalitarianism like Woodrow Wilson and FDR. With that being said, I think a non-coercive duty

01:36:42.400 is that if you become worth $100 billion in America, you should ethically have some sort of

01:36:48.980 loyalty to the nation and not finance the Center for Technology and Civic Life like Mark Zuckerberg did

01:36:55.260 for $400 million to usurp our voting laws, or to then use Google as a singular point of a Democrat

01:37:03.200 super PAC to prevent Hunter Biden's story from being spread. So I share that with you, Glenn. And I

01:37:08.180 think the entire conservative movement is ready for massive action.

01:37:12.700 Yeah, now I'm going to take a break. And that's where I want to come on massive action,

01:37:17.520 because I agree with that. However, I don't want statism telling people what they have to do once

01:37:26.100 they pass a threshold. It comes from love of country. And there's always going to be bad people

01:37:31.560 out there that will do bad things. And I don't know how to balance liberty. Because there is no real

01:37:41.180 balance. There is no real justice. Real justice comes after our lives. And we can only do the best job we

01:37:51.500 can. And I don't like a state telling people, you have to do this or you cannot do this. But we are

01:37:59.880 in a flex point where we have to come up with a decision on how to deal with this. And I just hope

01:38:06.260 we land on the side of liberty. So we don't scoop people up that shouldn't be scooped up. All right,

01:38:13.280 back with Charlie Kirk in just a second. I'd like to hear what your idea of massive action is.

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01:39:50.380 recognize the name Corey Yeshua, but he's the father of the viral TikTok that was denouncing critical race

01:40:00.300 theory. He and his unbelievably cute daughter came out a couple of days ago. He's going to be on with

01:40:07.460 us in just a few minutes. Charlie, you just said something that we need to take action. What kind

01:40:12.520 of action are you proposing and what can the average person do? That's a great question. So it first all

01:40:19.120 starts with the individual. And I never want to forget that because being conservative shouldn't just be a

01:40:25.120 political viewpoint. It should be a temperament. It should be how we handle ourselves and also should

01:40:30.720 be reflecting interaction. So for example, Glenn, I try to use Rumble, R-U-M-B-L-E.com way more than I

01:40:38.360 use YouTube. And I post more on there and we have more subscribers there. And they just got a nice

01:40:43.760 investment from a guy who knows how to pick winners. And I think they're going to do pretty well.

01:40:48.520 And so I just want to encourage your audience that even though you might feel trapped by these big

01:40:52.920 tech companies, please go try to find some of these alternative competitors that are trying their

01:40:58.480 best to try and build something meaningful in this space. And Parler's back online, thankfully, and

01:41:05.120 they obviously took a big hit through other big tech companies colluding against them, which was just

01:41:11.100 an extraordinary move that almost had cartel-like behavior. And I don't use that word lightly.

01:41:16.640 That's number one. Number two, Glenn, I want to be super careful with how we approach

01:41:21.940 the antitrust conversation in these companies. Because, you know, I look at Facebook's press team

01:41:28.960 and they published this long article recently about how they want more data privacy laws. And I say,

01:41:35.780 well, hold on a second. Anytime a trillion dollar company wants to be regulated, you better believe

01:41:41.220 they want to use that regulation as a way to protect their incumbent incumbency. With that being said,

01:41:46.620 I think there are some measures and I think there are some very smart policy people that are

01:41:51.520 exploring this that can make it easier for competitors and entrepreneurs and hopefully

01:41:57.620 put a little bit more pressure on these companies, legitimate pressure to honor data privacy,

01:42:03.920 data security, and then also freedom of speech from what we would consider dissenting voices.

01:42:10.660 We would just consider them to be, you know, everyday Americans.

01:42:13.480 So, Charlie, we've only got a couple of minutes, but I want to ask you about the

01:42:20.900 four horsemen of the 90s that you've been talking about. And you say that you grew up in a different

01:42:28.260 conservative movement. Talk about that for a couple of minutes.

01:42:33.500 Yeah. And by different, I don't mean bad. I just think that every moment kind of necessitates a

01:42:39.060 different emphasis on certain ideas and thinkers. And so I started in the Tea Party movement in 2012

01:42:45.900 and 2013. But going back to the 1990s, there were four consequential public policy decisions made

01:42:53.920 that I think probably was overshooting this idea of international trade, pandering to China,

01:43:01.760 giving a handout corporatists to Wall Street and mass immigration. And Russell Kirk predicted this.

01:43:09.280 He said once the Soviet Union falls, America and the American conservative movement is going to have

01:43:14.240 a crisis because they're not going to know what to do with themselves. And so as soon as the Soviet 0.84

01:43:18.020 Union fell and the wall fell, we passed mass immigration, which was Ted Kennedy's, you know,

01:43:23.740 just dream, which H.W. Bush signed in the law. We ratified NAFTA, which had some good elements to it,

01:43:31.200 but probably went too far in that direction. And then you might disagree with this one, Glenn,

01:43:37.360 but our mutual friend Tom Patrick, may he rest in peace, you know, who ran Merrill Lynch at the

01:43:43.180 highest level, thought this was a disaster for the American consumer, which was the repealing of

01:43:47.340 Glass-Steagall. And I think that was a mistake. I really do. I think that it pandered to a small set of

01:43:54.880 corporatist investment bankers like Goldman Sachs and others that wanted that done. And it almost

01:44:00.720 opened up the flood of cheap money that I think actually destroyed a proper incentive structure.

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01:44:16.060 wants and interests of being able to live under a different set of rules. So those four decisions

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01:46:18.580 This is the Glenn Beck program. I saw one of my favorite videos, I think maybe of my life. There

01:46:28.680 is the cutest, cutest little girl and her dad, and they're talking about critical race theory.

01:46:36.840 You wouldn't think that would be good, but if you've missed it, watch and listen.

01:46:42.280 Daddy teaches you can be anything in this world that you want to be, right? Don't daddy teach you that?

01:46:47.940 Yeah, and it doesn't matter if you're black or white or any color. Doesn't matter if you're black, 1.00

01:46:53.460 white, brown, yellow, right? And how we treat people is based on who they are and not what color they are.

01:47:01.980 And if they're nice and smart. See, this is how children think right here. Critical race theory

01:47:08.360 wants to end that. Not with my children. It's not going to happen. My baby's going to know that

01:47:13.640 no matter what she wants to be in life, all she has to do is work hard, and she can become that.

01:47:18.780 Work hard even though you don't know anyone. You can make friends.

01:47:25.140 Yeah, you can make friends, no matter what color they are. So we need to stop CRT. Period. Point. Blank.

01:47:33.180 Children do not see skin color, man. They love everybody. If they're good people, they love them.

01:47:39.140 We pray for people that are hurt.

01:47:40.820 Oh, my gosh. So cute. Dad of the year has got to go to the father of that child.

01:47:50.840 Corey Yeshua, welcome to the program. How are you, Corey?

01:47:55.460 I'm doing good, man. I'm doing pretty good. How are you doing?

01:48:00.100 I'm great. I'm great. Your daughter, how old is she?

01:48:05.400 She's six. She's going on seven. She'll be seven in July.

01:48:08.080 I think she's six going on 20. She is so adorable and so full of life.

01:48:17.060 So tell me why you made this video and who you are and when you became an activist, I guess.

01:48:26.940 Well, I have a pretty long story, but I'll just start with why I started doing social media and putting videos out.

01:48:39.320 So I have brothers, and one of them is in prison right now, and one of them was murdered.

01:48:50.280 And I started seeing things that are going on in our community, and I wanted to know why.

01:48:56.180 I wanted to get to the root of it, so I started to research the Democrat Party and the history of the Democrat Party.

01:49:04.000 And I was in the Thomas Sowell and Larry Elder and all those guys.

01:49:08.960 And, yeah, they pretty much woke me up to what was going on, you know.

01:49:13.820 And, yes, I learned the history, and I'm like, man, I'm tired of seeing what's going on.

01:49:19.060 I'm tired of seeing it.

01:49:20.780 My brother is actually in prison.

01:49:23.320 I don't know what he's doing.

01:49:24.660 I don't think he's got his sentence yet, but he's been back.

01:49:28.980 I have another friend from 15 years right now, and I'm like, I'm tired of seeing it.

01:49:31.780 Hang on, hang on, Corey, Corey, hold on just a second.

01:49:35.780 The phone is getting so garbled, I can barely understand you.

01:49:40.380 Can you go to a place where your signal is a little better?

01:49:46.080 And maybe we lost him.

01:49:47.280 That's Corey Yeshua, the father of this beautiful little child.

01:49:57.080 I think her name is Royalty.

01:49:58.640 And he is talking and speaking out about critical race theory.

01:50:05.140 He was just talking about his brother in prison.

01:50:07.140 His best friend is doing 15 years in prison.

01:50:10.300 Another friend was killed five months ago and lost another friend to drugs.

01:50:14.920 And he started to do his own homework.

01:50:18.960 Go ahead, Corey.

01:50:20.300 Are you back?

01:50:21.940 Yeah, yeah, I'm back.

01:50:23.280 Yeah, so I pretty much learned the history,

01:50:26.540 and I started speaking out, and that's how I started.

01:50:31.000 And the video with my daughter,

01:50:32.800 they actually played a video in her school that was on, like, segregation.

01:50:39.680 I remember seeing a white-only water fountain.

01:50:43.860 And I addressed the principal about it,

01:50:46.080 and he said he didn't know anything about it.

01:50:47.400 Because a lot of times the teachers just implement this stuff

01:50:50.360 or show the kids this stuff.

01:50:51.600 And, yeah, so that kind of woke me up to that.

01:50:54.640 And then I see what's going on with critical race theory in the schools.

01:50:57.520 And, you know, a lot of parents are writing about it and things like that.

01:51:01.160 So, yeah.

01:51:03.600 Corey, what you spoke about is, I mean,

01:51:09.360 right out of the gospel or right out of Martin Luther King.

01:51:13.520 And Martin Luther King is now being deemed through critical race theory as wrong,

01:51:20.400 that only racism will solve racism.

01:51:27.480 It's an insane idea.

01:51:30.240 Tell me what you found out about critical race theory.

01:51:34.640 Yeah, I just started seeing different curriculums

01:51:38.160 that were being either sent out to parents

01:51:40.360 or sent to different schools.

01:51:43.340 And basically the gist that I get out of it is that,

01:51:46.660 you know, white people are oppressors, you know,

01:51:50.440 and young black kids are oppressed.

01:51:52.840 And they can never amount to anything because they're oppressed.

01:51:57.520 And white people will always be oppressed

01:52:00.040 because of the color of their skin.

01:52:02.500 And, you know, like you said,

01:52:04.020 that goes directly against what Dr. Martin Luther King stood for

01:52:09.460 on what he said, you know,

01:52:10.760 the content of people's character,

01:52:12.060 not the color of their skin,

01:52:13.480 is what you should judge people by.

01:52:15.380 So, yeah, man, I just had to,

01:52:18.540 I had to take this thing.

01:52:21.980 How are you being received online and in person

01:52:26.680 now that you've gone so viral?

01:52:29.640 Uh, I would say the majority of the people

01:52:35.460 that I talk to is like support, you know.

01:52:38.300 I would say more so my more controversial videos

01:52:41.460 would be like when I go against BLM

01:52:43.500 or, you know, things like that.

01:52:45.740 But this video, I would say,

01:52:48.380 is more so support and like love.

01:52:50.580 And, yeah, people appreciate it.

01:52:53.540 You are, uh, you are quite amazing.

01:52:57.360 It is, it's been alleged that, uh,

01:53:00.760 you were censored, uh, on this with, uh, with TikTok.

01:53:05.820 Is any of that true?

01:53:07.940 That is absolutely true.

01:53:10.160 I didn't even know about it.

01:53:11.420 Somebody, uh, well, actually a few people wrote me

01:53:14.360 and told me that they couldn't hear the sound on the video.

01:53:18.300 And, um, it's, I guess it's still up right now,

01:53:21.080 but the sound is still off.

01:53:22.540 And they, and I guess, you know,

01:53:24.100 they can try to claim like copyright or something

01:53:26.040 for the music, but I have other videos

01:53:28.120 up with that same song

01:53:29.240 and they never took pound off.

01:53:31.880 So.

01:53:33.680 Wow.

01:53:34.600 Wow.

01:53:35.040 How many views does it have now?

01:53:38.860 Uh, I don't know.

01:53:39.900 It's, it's like, uh, mid twenties,

01:53:43.240 like 20,000.

01:53:45.300 What?

01:53:47.020 Yeah.

01:53:47.460 This is, it's crazy.

01:53:49.620 Only 20,000.

01:53:51.140 Yeah.

01:53:51.260 I think you're being suppressed.

01:53:52.680 I think you're being suppressed.

01:53:54.780 Right.

01:53:55.160 And I have like 270,000 followers on TikTok.

01:53:59.100 So it's crazy.

01:54:00.300 Uh, it's weird.

01:54:03.780 That's unbelievable.

01:54:05.420 Uh, well, keep speaking out.

01:54:07.300 It is, it is great.

01:54:09.280 Royalty has, that's your daughter's name, right?

01:54:12.320 Right.

01:54:12.820 Right.

01:54:13.000 That's her name.

01:54:14.260 Yeah.

01:54:14.580 Uh, royalty has a bright future in, in front of her and you are a spectacular dad.

01:54:22.200 Did you have a great dad or how did you, how did you become this guy?

01:54:27.040 My dad's amazing.

01:54:29.300 My mom's amazing.

01:54:30.520 Um, I come from great grandparents.

01:54:33.120 My, my great grandfather was actually, um, exiled from, uh, Barbados for preaching.

01:54:39.540 And my, my grandfather was a preacher, you know, so I come from that, that speak out against,

01:54:45.220 you know, um, good for you, Corey.

01:54:50.420 Thank you so much.

01:54:51.320 I appreciate it.

01:54:52.680 God bless.

01:54:53.360 Thank you.

01:54:53.780 I appreciate you for having me.

01:54:56.400 You bet.

01:54:57.380 Uh, could we play the video again?

01:54:59.360 You have to grab this video.

01:55:00.880 I'll, I'll tweet it out, but you, you have to grab this video and send it to everybody.

01:55:05.460 You know, this is just one of the sweetest videos you'll see.

01:55:11.640 Daddy teaches you can be anything in this world that you want to be, right?

01:55:16.420 Don't daddy teach you that?

01:55:17.440 Yeah.

01:55:17.660 And it doesn't matter if you're black or white or any color.

01:55:21.120 It doesn't matter if you're black, white, brown, yellow.

01:55:24.620 Yellow.

01:55:25.600 Right?

01:55:26.040 Black. 0.93

01:55:26.720 And, and how we treat people is based on who they are and not what color they are.

01:55:31.280 And if they're nice.

01:55:31.300 And if they're nice and smart.

01:55:33.320 See?

01:55:33.960 This is how, this is how children think right here.

01:55:36.780 Critical race theory wants to end that.

01:55:39.060 Not with my children.

01:55:40.380 It's not going to happen.

01:55:41.300 My baby's going to know that no matter what she wants to be in life, all she has to do

01:55:45.720 is work hard and she can become that. 1.00

01:55:48.380 Work hard even though you don't know anyone.

01:55:51.560 You can make friends.

01:55:54.400 Yeah, you can make friends.

01:55:56.380 No matter what color they are.

01:55:58.340 So we need to stop CRT.

01:56:00.560 Period.

01:56:01.140 Point.

01:56:01.700 Blank.

01:56:02.480 Children do not see skin color, man.

01:56:05.040 They love everybody.

01:56:06.660 If they're good people, they love them.

01:56:08.520 We pray for people that are hurt.

01:56:11.780 We, uh, Stu, will you do me a favor?

01:56:14.460 Um, will you, uh, have one of the producers reach out to Corey?

01:56:19.240 I was just thinking as I'm watching it that their excuses is that he is using music that

01:56:25.760 he says he's used before, but they've never censored.

01:56:29.220 Let's take that out.

01:56:30.800 Uh, call Sam or our composer or Nick and, uh, score an original piece just that long to,

01:56:39.520 you know, sounds like that, but it's an original piece of music.

01:56:42.820 Uh, and let's send it to Corey so he can take off the other music and use music that we've

01:56:51.460 scored for it.

01:56:52.780 Can you do that?

01:56:53.680 Uh, yeah.

01:56:54.640 Yeah.

01:56:54.800 Let me, uh, let me get on that.

01:56:57.100 Because if that is, if that's the excuse, fine, then we'll just score some new music

01:57:01.980 for it.

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01:59:04.160 The Glenn Beck program.

01:59:11.080 Well, if you, uh, missed the, uh, monologues on, uh, our cyber attacks and what I believe

01:59:17.880 is coming, the setup of what is coming, uh, don't miss it.

01:59:22.520 Uh, and you can find that on the podcast.

01:59:25.120 Also, we did, uh, quite a bit on, uh, Fauci and our number two also found on the podcast.

01:59:32.040 Thank you so much for listening.

01:59:33.480 Make sure you get the podcast every day, no matter where you get your podcasts.

01:59:37.500 Uh, you can just download it and listen at, uh, any time.

01:59:41.400 Now, one thing we haven't had a chance to talk about and really celebrate is the fact that

01:59:46.420 John Hinckley, the guy who was, uh, who tried to kill, uh, Ronald Reagan has just been granted

01:59:53.900 access to YouTube so he can share with us, uh, his many, many talents.

02:00:00.620 Uh, and Ooh, when you think of a singer songwriter, John Hinckley doesn't always, you know, jump

02:00:07.580 to the front of your mind, but listen to his latest number.

02:00:12.460 Here it is.

02:00:12.820 Hello, everybody.

02:00:13.660 This is an original song I wrote not long ago.

02:00:22.080 Yeah.

02:00:23.100 All right.

02:00:27.220 Let it rip, John.

02:00:28.760 We are striving to be free.

02:00:31.060 We're in harmony.

02:00:34.060 This is the majesty of love.

02:00:37.580 Now, Stu, I don't know about you, but I, I don't usually think of, uh, an assassin as,

02:00:56.020 uh, you know, somebody I go to for my majesty of love songs, but I would disagree.

02:01:03.340 I mean, it seems like a Charlie Manson, uh, did a lot of that.

02:01:06.520 Yeah.

02:01:07.200 Uh-huh.

02:01:07.800 Yeah.

02:01:08.280 Okay.

02:01:08.800 I haven't heard.

02:01:09.900 Everything's going to be all right by John Hinckley.

02:01:12.040 Here is a, here's that super, super classic from the guy who tried to kill Ronald Reagan.

02:01:19.320 Everything's going to be all right.

02:01:20.340 Another original song of mine.

02:01:22.000 There ain't nothing wrong with the rain.

02:01:29.380 Yes.

02:01:29.820 Good point.

02:01:30.960 It is good to wash away the pain.

02:01:34.980 That's that.

02:01:35.800 Well.

02:01:36.180 Yeah.

02:01:36.480 Yeah.

02:01:36.760 Let the angels lead you to the light.

02:01:40.980 Very good advice.

02:01:42.600 Okay.

02:01:43.340 Everything is going to be all right.

02:01:45.600 I didn't see that rhyme coming from a minute.

02:01:47.280 Wow.

02:01:47.580 That is.

02:01:48.260 Yeah.

02:01:48.760 That is.

02:01:50.460 Wow.

02:01:51.020 Okay.

02:01:51.340 I think that's enough.

02:01:52.460 I, my head might hurt, uh, if I listened to more of that, but, uh, wow.

02:01:56.880 That's John Hinckley.

02:01:58.640 You know, you know, not a lot of assassins are musicians, but not all assassins should be

02:02:06.040 musicians.

02:02:07.460 Yeah.

02:02:08.200 Right.

02:02:08.940 Exactly.

02:02:09.480 Right.

02:02:09.860 And I think it's good that, uh, you know, you almost kill the president of the United

02:02:15.040 States and, uh, and you get to go onto YouTube.

02:02:18.700 Now, if you say something controversial, like, uh, you know, the, the virus might've been made

02:02:25.220 in a laboratory of Wuhan, they of course shut you right down.

02:02:28.620 Sure.

02:02:28.920 Shut you right down.

02:02:29.680 Sure.

02:02:30.480 But, you know, if you're thinking, you know, Hey, the rain is, is okay, you know, and it

02:02:37.440 washes away stuff and you write that into music and you're an assassin, go for it.

02:02:44.420 Go for it.

02:02:44.940 YouTube says, Hey, we're a platform.

02:02:47.040 Yeah.

02:02:47.900 We're the platform for you.

02:02:50.640 Amazing.

02:02:52.680 The world is upside down, but we'll try to make sense of it, uh, again tomorrow.

02:02:56.820 Don't miss the Glenn Beck program, wherever you hear it on a terrestrial radio, satellite

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02:03:10.140 This is the Glenn Beck program.

The Glenn Beck Program - June 03, 2021

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