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00:00:00.000 oh my joe biden in the news again today they can't they can't lock him away in a secret bunker fast

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00:00:29.640 a second also uh we have the biden latest on donald trump and the election ilan omar looks like she

00:00:38.160 might be in trouble we haven't gotten uh to have a chance for me to comment on the george floyd uh

00:00:46.660 video that has been released much to the chagrin of uh of the attorney general in minnesota gee i wonder

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00:02:55.480 hello america all right we have a released tape a a tape that was smuggled out from keith ellison's

00:03:15.960 uh cold hands uh and keith has said in the washington post that he did not want this

00:03:23.580 this video released um because he didn't want to release anything that might help uh the uh uh the defense

00:03:32.100 well this is this is a real problem um he's they they smuggled out this tape he doesn't want you to see this tape

00:03:44.820 i think he wants america to see this tape after the trial i think this tape is meant to be kept uh under

00:03:55.540 lock and key until the trial or until right after the trial um and the police officers are let go uh or

00:04:05.500 they are uh they are receiving charges that everyone would say is insane because this was such a bad

00:04:13.280 uh example of really bad police this was this is horrible they killed this guy well the problem is

00:04:21.440 is you are going to have a really hard time making the case that anyone except for the officer that was

00:04:29.880 kneeling on his neck did anything wrong you're now remember keith ellison is trying to go for i think

00:04:39.180 wasn't he stew wasn't he going for attempted murder or or accessory to murder something like that for the

00:04:46.360 other officers overcharging these other officers and trying to say that they knew that he was trying

00:04:54.200 to kill george floyd yeah that seems completely ridiculous so these guys are the first day of

00:05:00.040 their job on the job and are supposed to call out this veteran off i mean that that that always seemed

00:05:04.820 ridiculous to me okay but now that you see the body cam video and i'm going to show you a couple

00:05:10.540 pieces of it now it's going to be almost impossible to make that charge because what you have to

00:05:18.440 dismiss now is the evidence that according to the body cam footage on the arrest a woman that floyd is

00:05:27.200 apparently with is telling him stop resisting stop resisting so he's resisting he's saying that he can't

00:05:37.300 breathe while he's standing up and while he's in the police video now let me play a couple of pieces

00:05:44.400 here here is the woman george floyd is with counseling him telling him stop resisting listen

00:05:50.520 please don't shoot me man step on the face away you're not shooting me i'm not shooting you step

00:05:54.700 on the face away okay okay okay please please man please please i didn't know man

00:06:01.580 i didn't know i didn't know i didn't know

00:06:05.020 she's saying stop resisting stop resisting now he is flying high on fentanyl now fentanyl if you've

00:06:19.080 ever had it i've only had it once i had it after surgery because i'm i mean you have to it's like

00:06:25.980 you have to give the drugs uh that you would give a horse to knock a horse out i've actually

00:06:30.640 woken up on the operating table before um drugs don't generally work on me um might be something

00:06:38.080 in my past uh i built up our resistance to them i don't know but uh they generally don't work on me

00:06:44.420 and uh i've they've had to put me down uh after i've after i had surgery uh to keep me out of pain

00:06:52.640 they had me on a cocktail that included fentanyl fentanyl wasn't it it included fentanyl

00:06:58.920 and i remember i remember waking up in the middle of the night and i didn't even know that i had a

00:07:06.460 patch on me i was just fresh out of the hospital certainly wasn't aware of what that patch was or

00:07:13.300 anything else and at the time i had never heard of fentanyl um and i woke up in the middle of the

00:07:18.320 night and i woke up and i couldn't breathe and i was so drugged by this stuff and i remember hearing

00:07:27.040 you know a voice get up take that patch off uh and then i fell back to sleep woke up a second time

00:07:35.360 barely able to breathe if you don't get up and take the patch off you won't wake up again i remember

00:07:43.240 hearing that in my head uh so i got up and i took the patch off the next morning i said to my wife

00:07:49.780 what is that patch she had never heard of fentanyl either we read about it we're like holy cow it says

00:07:57.280 right there on the box end of life only it is a very dangerous drug and not just because it's almost

00:08:03.700 immediately addicting but because it is for end of life use only and it is it suppresses your um

00:08:14.660 uh your respiratory system so much that it's easy for you just to stop breathing okay so when he's

00:08:23.480 saying and he's sitting in the police car i want you to listen to this here he is this is this is um

00:08:30.720 before he's laying on the ground listen to what he's saying here i'm not the kind of guy man

00:08:35.900 no he's standing out i don't want to try to win i don't want to try to win i don't want to win

00:09:04.140 okay okay so now the police are trying

00:09:34.080 just to get him in the car you're hearing somebody in the background stop resisting just get in the car

00:09:39.280 this is not the cop that is only saying this this is the people that are with him he's saying i i'm

00:09:46.320 afraid i'm gonna die i can't breathe yada yada we'll open the window they're acting exactly the way

00:09:53.660 cops should act just get into the car we'll open the window okay he's afraid i can't breathe i can't

00:10:01.120 breathe that is the fentanyl in him now i'm not saying that he that the cop shouldn't have you

00:10:08.700 know kneeled on his neck he shouldn't have kneeled on his neck no questions asked the cop did wrong

00:10:15.260 however to claim that this was murder is insanity to claim that the other officers who you know are

00:10:24.580 just there and seeing this guy say i can't breathe i can't breathe um you don't know if he's actually

00:10:33.980 saying that just to resist the arrest you don't know if he actually means it you don't know now me

00:10:41.120 personally i would say uh i would err on the side of he can't breathe but i wasn't there

00:10:50.700 um stew so are you saying when you say it's uh say it's murder is insanity are you saying like

00:11:00.140 to say it's like this premeditated murder where he's attempting to actually he's trying to kill the

00:11:04.780 person yeah where he got up in the morning and said i want to kill a black person that's ridiculous

00:11:08.920 that's ridiculous i'm not saying that he shouldn't be considered for charges of of perhaps

00:11:15.820 you know some sort of negligent homicide negligent homicide something like that um but not the other

00:11:25.220 cops not the other cops and at least you could make the case a reasonable person would say not about

00:11:33.620 the cop that knelt on his neck there's no excuse for him kneeling on his neck george floyd should not

00:11:39.220 have died because of somebody kneeling on his neck if he would have died in the squad car

00:11:44.940 saying that he couldn't he couldn't breathe he couldn't breathe with the window down

00:11:49.580 they'd still be blamed they would still be blamed but that is the fentanyl now if you can't breathe

00:11:59.220 because of fentanyl your respiratory system is so depressed if anybody's even kneeling on your back

00:12:06.380 which would have been fine according to police you know uh um uh you know uh procedures i can only

00:12:16.660 think of procedures thank you um because of police procedures you you could put your knee on his back

00:12:23.080 but i think that could have killed him too with fentanyl racing through his system and saying i can't

00:12:29.340 breathe you know they didn't know he had fentanyl in him so now that you know that he has fentanyl in

00:12:37.900 him you would know yeah he really can't breathe but that's the drug talking they would have accused

00:12:45.340 them of wrongdoing even if they would have just put him even if he would have gotten into the squad car

00:12:51.080 and then he would have died because of the fentanyl they would have accused the cops of doing something

00:12:56.320 wrong there's one cop that did something wrong kneeling on his neck but it is not premeditated

00:13:06.160 murder or anything else and i personally think that keith ellison tried to suppress this information

00:13:13.040 to flame the fires uh to you know just keep fat or you know fan the fires i don't know what's wrong

00:13:20.540 with me today uh but fan the fires to keep those embers burning hot and also to increase the outrage

00:13:28.560 when these guys are found not guilty because keith ellison has overcharged them

00:13:35.260 and gee i wonder when that's going to happen but i think that keith ellison has overcharged them

00:13:43.960 and i said this before this video i think he is overcharging them and i think he's doing it for a

00:13:50.520 reason because he wants these guys to win in court he wants them to go free because it will set the

00:13:58.620 cities on fire a second time is there anybody in the media that is willing to look at the truth

00:14:06.800 i know tucker carlson did there are very few people i think matt walsh tucker carlson they were the very few

00:14:14.240 that actually took this on and said this is wrong and they are right to do it and they're and and no

00:14:21.980 one is saying that the cop is right what they're saying is this changes the view of everything the

00:14:31.380 cops still can be guilty but this does change the view of things but why would anybody in the media

00:14:39.380 want to do that especially when there's an election to win what's happening in new york now with the

00:14:44.580 attorney general i don't know if you saw this the attorney general is moving to dissolve the nra

00:14:50.520 this is the political timing on this is phenomenal i mean if people cannot see what is happening

00:15:02.060 in our country and how the deep state and its allies are moving in directions to do everything to

00:15:12.080 dismantle the the chances of donald trump winning and this this hostile takeover of america if you can't

00:15:22.620 see it you never will you just never will

00:15:25.820 and i remember saying 20 years ago i can't imagine americans seeing things and we don't even

00:15:35.120 understand each other anymore that we we can watch the same event because that's what's you know been

00:15:41.620 foretold you know and in the end days it'll be like this at one side won't understand the other at

00:15:49.180 all and i couldn't understand how that could happen we're there we are there i don't know how

00:15:55.440 americans who are being honest are actually viewing things and seeing something entirely different they

00:16:04.440 are seeing a story that is completely false and fabricated all right uh let me uh stop for a minute

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00:17:51.240 10 second station id welcome to the glenbeck program so stew how have you been pretty good

00:18:08.700 i'm just glad to see that you're alive here you were it was on the borderline there for a little

00:18:12.600 while well it still is you know when's the voting stop when's the voting for the hall of fame stuff

00:18:16.900 uh sunday so you can still people can still go to radiovote.com and vote now but we will find out

00:18:23.060 you know the doctor cleared me of covid yesterday cleared me of covid had all the symptoms except for

00:18:29.180 the fever uh but cleared me of covid but what i heard him say was uh don't stop the treatment of

00:18:37.040 people voting you for you on the radio hall of fame or you could be dead by sunday so he views that

00:18:41.300 treatment he did in in many ways a fewer words than that more of a feeling i got from him uh that uh

00:18:52.800 he's like if you don't if people stop calling and voting for you for the radio hall of fame if they

00:18:59.700 stop going online at radio vote.com and don't vote for you for the hall of fame you could be dead by

00:19:06.900 sunday and i was like wow are you sure doc and he answered uh me you know you know just through this

00:19:15.500 feeling uh that yeah absolutely oh my god dead dead dead by sunday that's terrible uh that's terrible

00:19:23.620 to hear glenn and people should definitely cure you at radiovote.com yeah now it may not work for

00:19:30.220 everybody i mean it's not as reliable as hydroxychloroquine okay um but this treatment has

00:19:36.900 been approved for me um and uh and i don't want to die i don't want to die so my life is in your

00:19:45.540 hands you can vote at uh radiovote.com so you actually are you did actually test negative for

00:19:52.740 the vid test negative yeah and i went to another doctor i you know i had to test done by another

00:19:58.680 doctor uh but i've been treated you know prophylactically uh for covid and i'm telling you i think

00:20:06.140 that stuff works i'm the only one in the family that didn't get covid how is that possible

00:20:12.360 i'm the most likely candidate uh so did you um uh did not test for the antibodies right so you don't

00:20:24.040 know you may have potentially already had it i may have already had it but you know everybody in my

00:20:29.720 family uh has has had it in the last three weeks four weeks and uh i didn't get it i had all the

00:20:38.940 symptoms but i didn't get it i i quite honestly i think it is so why were you out the last couple

00:20:44.300 of days were you having a bet on a bender or what was the i don't understand yeah no i was just

00:20:48.680 drinking my face off i i heard the doctor say whiskey whiskey would do it uh no i had all the

00:20:58.220 symptoms except for the fever felt horrible but not covid program all right thanks for outing me on

00:21:07.980 that one stew i was taking a couple of days off personal days okay geez uh nothing is worse than

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00:22:24.440 this is the glennbeck program hello america it's friday i think joe biden uh has said it best and if i

00:22:47.400 if i may could we just let's get his uh viewpoint on hispanics because i i mean he's a genius what you

00:22:54.620 all know but most people don't know unlike the african-american community with notable exceptions

00:22:59.860 the latino community is an incredibly diverse community with incredibly different attitudes

00:23:05.640 about different things oh black people so unlike black people who are just lockstep and they think

00:23:12.560 alike on everything uh wow and that's not the first time with him either because he just said

00:23:19.380 if you're not black yeah i mean if you don't vote for me you're not black you're not black i mean this

00:23:25.460 guy does he know does he know like the king of all black people or he does does he i mean i i'd like the

00:23:35.560 information that shows him uh that uh all black people just think alike yeah can you imagine

00:23:41.440 interesting can you imagine if donald trump if i would have said that i'd be off the air today

00:23:46.320 if i would have said that that i mean that's incredibly racist we should know too that joe biden

00:23:52.640 not only said that but then reiterated it he said it twice so i mean it was it wasn't like a mistake he

00:23:58.400 misworded it he said the same thing two separate times and then he tried to deny it afterwards by saying

00:24:04.960 earlier today i made some comments about diversity in the african-american and latino communities that

00:24:09.880 i want to clarify in no way did i mean to suggest the african-american community is a monolith well

00:24:15.800 not on what do you say not by identity not on issues not at all well what do you mean no that's the

00:24:22.180 opposite of what you said what you said yeah this guy is i mean it's incredible yeah absolutely

00:24:30.400 incredible and then if i may let me play what cuomo has said about donald trump listen to this

00:24:37.060 we had assumed the president was refusing to help us with testing because he was making a

00:24:45.200 political calculation but regrettably we may have been wrong today this president gave us reason to

00:24:53.280 believe that his judgment may not just be bad it may be impaired did you hear this those are the

00:25:03.280 rantings of someone shouting at the sky and hoping for spare change wow wow okay this is in response

00:25:13.460 i'll get it it's in response in in response to something donald trump said yesterday but did you hear

00:25:19.720 what he just said first of all the first time cnn has admitted that they were wrong yeah yeah

00:25:26.320 we weren't hard enough on the president that's the problem all right we were wrong this guy is the devil

00:25:33.320 himself um we just thought he was a spawn of satan we were wrong he's satan um is so the first time

00:25:43.400 that they've admitted that they're wrong they're calling him mentally impaired biden on the other

00:25:50.460 hand no he's totally fine but they're saying he might be mentally impaired now here's the statement

00:25:58.580 from donald trump that made him say that listen you will have a crash in the markets because he's going

00:26:05.020 to double and triple your taxes he's going to do things that nobody ever would ever think even possible

00:26:11.440 because he's following the radical left agenda take away your guns destroy your second amendment

00:26:19.780 no religion no anything hurt the bible hurt god he's against god he's against guns he's against energy

00:26:29.960 our kind of energy uh i don't think he's going to do too well in ohio

00:26:35.280 okay so not real eloquent but that's not what we expect from donald trump but he's right when he says

00:26:47.960 uh you know he's against god well i don't know if he's against i don't know if he's like in his

00:26:53.860 in his bedroom going i'll thwart you but he is in league with the people who are taking away

00:27:02.020 the rights of the religious he is in league with people who are marxist who are anti-god

00:27:09.960 i don't think that joe biden is anti-god i i don't know if he even i don't even know if he

00:27:16.840 understands that he's still alive today or understands the concept of god at this point

00:27:23.480 um but his policies and the people he surrounds himself will with are you telling me that this

00:27:30.920 movement is not they're burning bibles uh in portland and the left is saying that we're just

00:27:39.060 making this stuff up that these guys aren't really even there they're figments of our imagination

00:27:44.160 i don't know i think denial of what's going on is kind of anti-science and anti-god

00:27:51.260 well they're backing they're backing a movement that is marxist anti-god and anti-family thus anti-god

00:27:58.960 i'd i'd have to say uh when you're trying to break up the nuclear family that's against god's

00:28:05.340 precepts so uh yeah you can make the case you make the case you can actually make the case you can make

00:28:12.280 the case but what do i know i could be dead by i could be dead by sunday um if people don't vote for

00:28:18.600 me for the radio hall of fame that's the doctor that's what i heard the doctor say so well you are

00:28:23.900 a doctor so you probably did actually hear a doctor say it yeah thank you stew thank you for

00:28:29.520 pointing that out thank you more evidence more evidence that you should vote for me for the radio

00:28:35.560 hall of fame i hate doing that i hate doing that which but well he having threatening threatening

00:28:43.520 having to tell you the truth that i might die if you don't vote for me i i hate to do it i hate to

00:28:51.120 do it now at least if you die you won't come into the studio on monday right and infect the rest of

00:28:56.200 us without whatever covid19 stuff you've got running around in your body i don't have any covid i do not

00:29:03.320 have the vid well are you going to deny science are you going to say that these these highly accurate

00:29:08.880 uh uh tests 99.9 accurate you're telling me that i can't trust the test i'm gonna say there's a

00:29:17.300 chance that you have it anyway i'm gonna say that maybe you get two tests and then yeah yeah

00:29:22.240 one more test is good well let's let's do another one really one more test is good did you not say

00:29:27.320 earlier this week you said earlier this week that your two weeks of quarantine begin when tanya gets

00:29:34.940 completely better now she wasn't completely better earlier this week so when does that two

00:29:41.860 three start no this this uh it started two weeks ago uh she got better i i'd say she was better by

00:29:50.320 tuesday you know she was on the mend by by monday she was better by tuesday of this week but it is

00:29:57.700 it's right but it is yeah it is friday i know yeah i know but i'm in quarantine yeah it feels like

00:30:04.760 four weeks so i've doubled the amount of time you're no life is quarantine i don't know why

00:30:12.360 you're so opposed to quarantine you'd basically be living it by choice for multiple years

00:30:16.400 is that funny to you pat

00:30:20.560 you know what you know what it is i'm just i'm just done with it i i mean

00:30:28.160 i've just done with it you know i i quarantined i did you know did everything i'm supposed to do

00:30:34.760 it's been five what has it been five months it feels like five months yeah it is five months

00:30:39.260 no it's been five months it's five yeah months it's half a year since i have worked in the studio

00:30:46.800 half a year well if a year is 10 months yes it's half a year but the year is not 10 months

00:30:52.440 i'm just trying to point out your faulty math here because it's not been 14 days either yet

00:31:01.240 yeah i mean i don't want to get the vid from you i don't want the rona from glenn okay i won't come

00:31:08.780 in if everybody's like a baby about it i won't come in well yeah you're gonna be babies no i yeah no no

00:31:14.540 i'm fine i'm fine i'm fine with that if if nobody wants if nobody wants me and i'm fine with that

00:31:19.500 how long can we because what if no one wants you in for two weeks man i'm coming in and i'm gonna

00:31:24.940 lick your face in two weeks two weeks what is your contract run out what if we don't want you in until

00:31:31.360 then it's my studio i own the studios how come i'm the only one not working there it's a fair point

00:31:41.360 it's a fair point uh so we now you can come in and we'll stay home one all i know is i'm not going

00:31:46.140 to be near you anytime soon all right so it'll be two weeks from next tuesday then or it'd be two

00:31:53.820 weeks right now you're right now next tuesday i think you're right the first time uh it's next

00:31:57.540 tuesday in fact when you say next tuesday who could even define on which tuesday that is right it could

00:32:02.120 be a hundred tuesdays from now because by the time tuesday rolls around it won't be the next one right

00:32:06.800 you have to wait until eventually we'll catch up i think if we just keep asking ourselves what's next

00:32:11.040 tuesday and then we'll do two weeks from that day just keep asking yourself every day it makes perfect

00:32:15.520 i feel like i'm seeking i feel like i'm talking to the teachers union that's what's happening you

00:32:21.520 guys have joined the teachers union did you hear that in new york if they have one case of covid in

00:32:27.020 a school they're shutting it down that's what the teachers unions want one case shut it down my gosh

00:32:32.940 i mean that's obvious this is i fully expect my kids to be home at some point this year for a week

00:32:40.720 or two or who knows right like i think you have to build that in as a parent going into this year

00:32:44.920 that you know it's gonna happen yeah one case i think most most schools will not close down for

00:32:50.080 one case however there will probably be many outbreaks you know here and there all over the

00:32:55.840 country and you know seven eight kids get it they're gonna they're gonna they're gonna cancel that

00:32:59.420 did you guys see the the latest from the cdc now of the warning for our kids in schools

00:33:06.660 there's some new disease that they're saying is like polio yeah saw that and they're saying that

00:33:13.780 it will yeah it will paralyze our kids and uh we should be very aware that this this fall you know our

00:33:20.760 kids could start getting becoming paralyzed you're like wait what it has nothing to do with covid

00:33:27.420 where did this one come from china what when did this one happen well it's funny too because we've

00:33:34.640 heard a lot about these like weird outbreak diseases for kids some of them related to covid some of them

00:33:41.120 not related to covid but the numbers on like overall deaths for kids are way down like way down um

00:33:50.440 in a now they're way up for everyone who's not a kid but they're way down for kids and you know

00:33:57.080 they're trying to figure out like what's going on what's those because you know there's been these

00:33:59.960 these arguments about like oh there's maybe more suicides or more drug deaths or whatever and

00:34:05.480 they're going through the numbers and and under 18 the numbers are way way down and what they think

00:34:11.380 that the situation is is number one like you know less people you know a big cause for kids to die

00:34:16.660 would be like car accidents right and like those aren't obviously happening nearly as often but the

00:34:20.980 other thing is is like parents are home all the time so it's like parent you know kids aren't like

00:34:24.960 you know getting under the cabinets and i don't know guzzling bleach or whatever the hell no more

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00:34:43.280 months which is not half a year i just found out uh you're welcome you are you parents are really

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00:37:20.300 do we have the audio from joe biden from yesterday uh where he was uh talking to the cbs

00:37:31.540 news reporter and they and they asked uh you know have you had a cognitive test at all listen to

00:37:37.780 this have you taken a cognitive no i haven't taken the test why the hell would i take a test

00:37:43.600 come on man that's like some man before you got in this program you take a test where you're taking

00:37:50.320 cocaine or not what do you think huh are you a jump what do you say to president trump a black man

00:37:57.240 brags about his test and makes your mental state an issue for voters well if he can't figure out the

00:38:05.560 difference between an elephant and a lion i don't know what the hell he's talking about did you watch

00:38:10.220 that look come on man i i know you're trying to goad me but i mean i'm so forward looking to have

00:38:17.020 an opportunity to sit with the president or stand with the president in debates there can be plenty

00:38:23.240 a time and by the way as i joke with him you know i i shouldn't say it i'm going to say something i

00:38:29.820 don't i i probably shouldn't say anyway i am uh i am very willing to let the american public judge my

00:38:37.360 physical mental field my physical as well as my mental field fitness

00:38:41.540 you wouldn't believe this if it was written for a movie you would not believe it it's it's just

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00:40:59.360 hello america and welcome to the glenn beck program it is friday we are going to go to

00:41:08.040 congress for a few minutes with thomas massey find out exactly what is going to be happening

00:41:12.740 with this stimulus bill uh there's also something that is a little disturbing those two things that

00:41:18.660 are disturbing to me uh that nobody is talking about the idea that the central bank our fed would

00:41:26.200 start opening up bank accounts for everybody in the country so they could just deposit that money

00:41:31.460 directly into your own new fed bank account that's what they're encouraging europe to do is that on the

00:41:37.880 horizon here and a story that came out that nobody was talking about where the the spy agencies

00:41:46.020 will not confirm with congress that they are not being spied on are our elected officials being

00:41:55.220 spied on by some sort of deep state or not we have that and so much more with thomas massey

00:42:02.620 in one minute this is the glenn beck program

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00:43:42.100 thomas massey republican from kentucky i hate to even call him a republican uh because because i i just i think

00:43:55.660 that's a label i wouldn't want uh right now uh he's an independent thinker uh he's uh part of a new

00:44:02.220 hbo documentary called the swamp that i want to talk to him uh about here uh welcome to the program

00:44:07.860 thomas massey how are you i'm doing great glenn how are you doing how are you uh i'm i'm feeling fine i i had

00:44:16.380 all the symptoms except for a fever i went and got a test and i i tested negative i'm the only one in the

00:44:24.000 family now that hasn't had covid um but i tested negative but i think that's because of my my doctor

00:44:31.220 has had me on a aggressive uh flight of of you know uh zinc and hydroxychloroquine as soon as the

00:44:42.060 family got it i started taking that as well and he said we're going to make sure that you don't

00:44:46.720 we don't we've done we've done everything we can to make sure you don't get it and i think it worked

00:44:51.080 well i've got some interesting news to share that nobody knows yet uh i took the covid test

00:44:56.940 the swab that goes up in your nose i took that last friday that's fun but i also asked them to

00:45:02.300 draw my blood and do the antibody test and lo and behold yesterday the fedex guy delivered my results

00:45:09.000 and i have the antibodies so that means so you've had you've had the vid i've had the rona and i have

00:45:17.100 recovered from it and i've got three the titer uh of my antibodies indicates i have three times the

00:45:23.860 level that's required to donate plasma so i would happily do that to help uh anybody i can but i'm

00:45:31.700 convinced i had it in january i was laid out for four days no energy this was the end of the christmas

00:45:38.400 recess uh a fever sore throat i laid on the couch for four days because this was before we knew what rona

00:45:46.340 was but i knew i had something and i didn't want to give it to my family and uh i went to the doctor

00:45:52.000 i hadn't been to the doctor for sickness uh in like 10 or 15 years that's how sick i have to be to go to

00:45:59.180 the doctor and i said look i gotta go back to congress give me whatever you got and they gave me a strong

00:46:05.100 antibiotic shot and an antihistamine and uh i re i was feeling better within a day

00:46:11.020 hmm you know the plasma thing is what uh stopped it in in italy i mean the the plasma treatment seems

00:46:19.660 to really work nobody's talking about that here you know i've talked to doctors here in kentucky

00:46:25.260 who used that early on and are convinced that it worked so yeah i'm happy to donate my plasma

00:46:31.620 and i just wanted to share that i wanted to get out there and tell folks about this

00:46:36.700 so let's talk about other stuff yeah can we talk about what's happening in uh with the stimulus bill

00:46:44.540 what what what what what's going to happen today is the day right today is the day uh you know they

00:46:52.660 say they'll give us 24 hours notice if they come up with a deal this is the problem with the swamp

00:46:57.360 gland there are four or five people writing this bill and and in reality it's probably staff that are

00:47:02.600 doing it and then we're all going to be called back given 24 hours to read it and told to take

00:47:08.200 it or leave it and then you'll be vilified if you vote against it in fact they'll try not to have a

00:47:13.220 vote but they know that i will force it so they'll probably go ahead and have the vote

00:47:17.200 so what are we looking at thomas and and and and how does this end

00:47:24.560 how does it the big end end i mean it ends with yeah i mean nobody loaning us money at the federal

00:47:33.000 government and us printing and hyperinflation that's how it all ends eventually well we we don't have to

00:47:39.100 go very far on that right now 95 percent of all of our treasuries that go up for sale are purchased by

00:47:46.000 the fed the biggest buyer in 2020 of of the national debt or anything that we spend has been

00:47:54.900 jerome powell i mean it's all being purchased by by the fed right now you know you said you hate to

00:48:01.520 call me a republican i have some friends who call themselves collapsitarians or accelerationists

00:48:07.200 and and actually i think they're the party in power because this is going to accelerate the

00:48:16.980 collapse of the dollar i believe and i i nobody nobody's willing to say that and all of the signs

00:48:24.540 are there they're all there i mean we we've been downgraded i think it was by fitch uh not in our

00:48:32.040 actual triple a score but in our outlook uh as i think dangerous uh was was the word they used

00:48:39.500 um we're printing money we're borrowing it from the fed there's no end of the spending uh china and

00:48:47.840 russia just hit the point where they can now de-dollarize and not have to worry about it uh they've

00:48:55.360 they've traded all of their treasuries in except for you know a small number for what each of them held

00:49:00.840 before and they have purchased gold they are already on the move and they are in they're trying

00:49:07.000 to convince others to do a basket of currencies or whatever else which would collapse our dollar and

00:49:12.740 i don't think anybody really understands thomas what that means when that happens i don't think

00:49:18.700 the average person understands collapse of a dollar and what it means let me tell you how unsustainable

00:49:24.480 this is we're on the path for four trillion dollar deficit this year i looked it up the income tax

00:49:31.240 generates two trillion dollars so we would have to triple the income tax rate and that's our biggest

00:49:37.180 source of revenue for the general fund is the income tax we'd have to triple the income tax rate

00:49:42.320 if you're paying 25 of your income you'd have to go to 75 to cover government spending this year

00:49:48.260 that's that's assuming that that kind of tax rate didn't kill the economy so it's just not sustainable

00:49:54.160 here's another way of looking at it they're four trillion dollars divided by 435 congressional

00:50:00.040 districts is 10 billion dollars per congressional district i mean that's 20 counties in kentucky

00:50:06.340 are going to have to come up with 10 billion dollars at some point to cover this coronavirus spending

00:50:12.680 it's just not sustainable it's it's not going to happen the dollar will collapse tell me what a

00:50:19.860 dollar a collapse of a dollar looks like to the average person what does that mean well it's going

00:50:26.280 to hurt the average person more than it hurts the upper class oh yeah the upper class is not going to

00:50:32.700 feel it right they're hedged they're they don't have all their money in dollars and and uh they've got

00:50:39.540 hedges against the stock market and everything that they hold the the average person is going to see

00:50:44.780 their savings go to nothing if they've got any savings the retirement income that's in fixed

00:50:50.460 dollars your social security is in fixed dollars they're not going to adjust that for hyperinflation

00:50:55.480 so that evaporates as well since we started this the dollar has declined in value by 10 percent

00:51:02.380 that means if you had a thousand dollars in the bank you still it'll still read a thousand dollars but

00:51:09.020 you only have nine hundred dollars worth of buying power and and people aren't understanding that a

00:51:15.880 30 percent drop or more is very possible in you know in the span of a very short period of time where you

00:51:25.640 could lose the buying power of of half of your money that's it's depressing staggering but but i know you

00:51:33.680 have a lot of depressing topics to talk about and i was excited well can i talk about some of the other

00:51:39.140 ones yeah well let me talk about let me talk about the swamp the new uh hbo documentary that i can't

00:51:45.460 believe is on hbo um talk to me a little talk to me a little bit about it yeah yeah so they followed me

00:51:52.460 and matt gates and ken buck around for a year we gave them unprecedented access to our staff to our offices

00:51:59.600 to our homes they could have really screwed us on this movie and even though when a lot of

00:52:06.320 republicans watch this movie they're not going to be happy because it's critical of the president it

00:52:12.240 leans to the left in some ways even though all that's true they really gave us a fair shake they

00:52:17.880 did not distort anything that the three of us said they didn't take our words out of context and it's

00:52:24.380 somewhat of a miracle that this movie is on hbo and uh all in all i think it's good we did it we

00:52:31.460 took that risk because we needed to get the message out not just to the people watching fox and by the

00:52:37.360 way fox doesn't even cover what's wrong with the swamp uh but we needed to get it out to a broader

00:52:42.460 audience and they've and i think they've helped us do that i love your part where you are you're talking

00:52:48.420 about um the capital is the death star and you're you're trying to find the weakness and you end up

00:52:55.380 in the trash compactor yes that's my daily grind you know there was an exhaust port on the death star

00:53:02.280 and the other analogy to the death star is they're always working you're always working on it in the

00:53:07.200 movies right but it's even though it looks like they're working on it and the capital's always got

00:53:12.140 scaffolding on it right it's fully functional and capable of destroying happiness anywhere in the

00:53:17.440 universe like that describes the capital as well as the death star that's really that's really sad

00:53:24.500 isn't it i mean it's really crazy and you know we were just talking about joe biden's um sanity and

00:53:31.620 you know i'm not saying that he is you know alzheimer's or anything else he's just at least having the

00:53:37.860 natural decline that happens to people when they get older but he is really slipping he's not going to be

00:53:44.700 the president and i don't think i mean if if he would win he's not going to be running things and

00:53:50.420 i don't think it'll be the vice president either who's actually behind who are you voting for if

00:53:56.780 you're voting for for uh joe biden who's running the show it's going to be the the people who stay in

00:54:05.420 power whether it's a bush or a clinton or an obama or a trump they're just below the political

00:54:10.880 appointees and uh they have the most power because they've been there the longest and they just

00:54:16.840 expanded that part of the government in the national defense authorization act they created a cyber czar

00:54:23.180 a permanent position in the executive branch that has 75 full-time uh equivalent reports who are not

00:54:30.940 political appointees who who will decide the cyber policy now they'll say it's for security

00:54:36.980 uh but it's going to be they're going to dictate standards not just for the government but for any

00:54:43.220 company that wants to interact with the government and so they're going to be the ones perpetuating

00:54:47.380 the back doors and all your software and whatnot um let me let me transition um to another story that i

00:54:56.460 read uh that the intel community will not confirm that congressmen uh and senators are being surveilled

00:55:05.980 that's disturbing let me share a personal experience with you on this glint we went down in a skiff

00:55:13.180 they called uh some of us down in a skiff and they said we have uh reason to believe another country is

00:55:20.380 trying to basically infiltrate congress or make connections with you all and while i was sitting

00:55:27.720 there i realized they are covering their posteriors here because my suspicion was they are spying on

00:55:35.500 some or all of us in this room and they want to disclose it without disclosing it so instead of

00:55:41.720 asking the briefer in that room whether they were spying on me or anybody in the room i asked the briefer

00:55:48.600 if you were spying on one of us and one of us asked you if you were spying on us would you tell us

00:55:54.720 if you were spying on us it could that sent them into a flitter and they what did they say they they've

00:56:03.220 got flustered uh couldn't complete sentences i mean it was the body language and then they basically

00:56:10.620 refused to answer the question which which is an answering of the question okay uh so so so hang on

00:56:17.640 let me take a break i want you to come back and explain what that means um to the average person

00:56:25.840 uh and what it means to you in in congress or the senate or the white house if the intel community

00:56:34.560 is just eavesdropping on everybody you know for their own safety what does that actually mean

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00:58:10.160 thomas massey is uh with us congressman from kentucky so what does that mean

00:58:28.280 if if congress members are being spied on what does it mean it means that the people you elect

00:58:37.860 aren't really in control uh and by the way it's it's part of the broken congress if we had a spine in

00:58:46.620 congress and if members had any power one of us could introduce a bill or put a rider on the funding

00:58:54.700 bill that says none of the money that we give the executive branch can be used to spy on us

00:58:59.500 yet you couldn't there's no way you could get a bill like that to the floor because

00:59:04.060 pelosi and mccarthy are captive to the i call it the deep congress or the deep state we have revolving

00:59:14.100 doors between committee staff on the intel committee and the intelligence community so there's nothing

00:59:19.220 that happens in the intel committee or in congress for that matter that isn't immediately known to the

00:59:24.420 intel community in the executive branch we need to go back to bifurcating this and we

00:59:30.920 congress needs to grow a spine and they need to insist that the executive branch it what i would say glenn is

00:59:39.640 i would like to see a law that is even weaker than than what we need just to say that if you're going to

00:59:47.160 monitor our communications because you suspect there's interference or if you're going to monitor

00:59:52.220 the communications of a campaign because you suspect there's interference then you have to

00:59:57.140 disclose it to the member of the legislature or to the candidate who's running i think that would go a

01:00:04.140 long way because i think they're using this foreign nexus and the and foreign interference in elections

01:00:10.380 as as as a reason to spy on members of congress well we we know that was happening uh under the obama

01:00:21.600 administration we know that they were using that foreign nexus uh and and really illegitimately

01:00:28.700 um even through the fisa court but they were lying to the fisa court i mean it doesn't seem like

01:00:35.000 the intel community is really answering to anybody but but we could pass i don't know if that's true

01:00:41.440 or not but we could pass a law to make it a felony if they do it right not just to defund it we should

01:00:48.380 we should go further not just to notify but to prohibit it and unless it's at the request of a member or

01:00:55.780 candidate for office that make it a felony for them to spy on our political process or our elected

01:01:04.820 officials and i'm and don't we don't don't we already have that in the constitution it's called

01:01:09.900 the constitution and it covers every man woman and child but right i mean it shouldn't just be

01:01:16.060 congressmen it should be all of us but they've created this system of fake warrants in the fisa

01:01:22.140 court the fisa court's not a real court uh our founders would be appalled that you have a secret

01:01:28.120 court that issues warrants it's just a it's a contortion to try and act like they're in compliance with

01:01:33.920 the constitution they should be required to get a real warrant to spy on not just politicians but

01:01:39.300 any member of society all right uh thomas massey uh he's the uh congressman from kentucky he's in a

01:01:48.600 new hbo documentary called the swamp uh it's it is something to behold watch it on hbo thanks

01:01:58.980 thomas back in just a minute this is the glenn beck program

01:02:05.860 uh okay so let's uh i can't what uh what's your uh spot you want to do your commercial here glenn

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01:03:27.820 this is the glenn beck program and it's friday hello america there's been a couple of things in

01:03:37.560 the news this week that i want to make sure that you didn't miss uh and it is you know this audience

01:03:43.740 is never going to be surprised by what's coming uh and what is happening because we are uh over the

01:03:52.240 horizon it has been my job to tell you what's really going on and uh and show you what is coming

01:03:59.980 for almost 20 years now and i mean if you look at our record you will see how right we have been

01:04:08.600 for so long way ahead of the curve we are now still ahead of the curve and i want to give you

01:04:15.980 a couple of examples um this came out from the nation this week homeland security is quietly tying

01:04:22.520 antifa to foreign powers the department of homeland security dhs intelligence officials are targeting

01:04:28.660 activists it considers antifa and attempting to tie them to a foreign power according to a dhs

01:04:34.800 intelligence report obtained exclusively by the nation now this just came out uh the intelligence

01:04:41.720 report titled the syrian conflict and its nexus to the u.s based anti-fascist movement mentions several

01:04:49.100 americans including the left-wing podcast host who traveled to syria to fight isis the report includes

01:04:55.780 a readout of these individuals personal information including social security numbers blah blah blah blah

01:05:00.000 dated july 14th the document marked for official use only and law enforcement sensitive draws on a

01:05:07.600 blend of publicly available information in state and federal law enforcement intelligence uh they're

01:05:13.620 targeting americans like their al-qaeda says a former senior dhs intelligence officer with knowledge of

01:05:20.280 the operations okay so now this is they're trying the nation found this out and they're trying to

01:05:27.380 um excuse it and say that it's all trumped up i want you to know this just came out this week

01:05:35.480 if you were a blaze subscriber and you watched our uh our program on june 10th remember this dhs memo came

01:05:44.960 out july 14th a month before that memo our team had already put all of this information together and given it to

01:05:54.420 you we are way ahead and uh we do it because the times require it and you need to know the truth

01:06:06.140 on what's really going on um and i feel many times we're the only ones that are really covering these

01:06:12.600 things in depth and tying all of the dots together listen to this clip from june 10th they are called

01:06:20.280 the revolutionary abolitionist movement this is a shadowy radical left group looking to wreck

01:06:27.860 all others towards a model patterned after what they've done in the past patterned believe it or

01:06:34.800 not after the marxist kurds in northern syria we have heard a lot of talk from a lot of politicians oh

01:06:42.900 we got to save the kurds we got to save the kurds no the iraqi kurds are good the syrian kurds as you

01:06:49.600 have heard on this program over and over are people that uh took territory from syria through

01:06:56.340 an armed revolt and established a marxist state they were not on our side now they're trying to

01:07:04.540 overthrow us they even wrote a uh a version of something similar to the coming insurrection i want

01:07:11.300 to show it to you you can get this now off of amazon as well it's called burn down the american plantation

01:07:19.060 they specifically mentioned the marxist kurd revolution and how it and i quote charts out

01:07:27.260 an insurgent direction for anarchists organizing today

01:07:31.300 the guy who is my chief researcher jason buttrell is with us now jason

01:07:39.740 um quite amazing that this is now coming out uh in the nation uh and the left is responding

01:07:50.760 to this in the exact opposite way that that we did um but you have confirmation now that what we

01:07:58.640 outlined was is exactly right is what is happening in the world i just want to thank the mainstream

01:08:08.540 media for finally catching up two months later that that's awesome that's great um yeah they

01:08:13.780 didn't it wasn't the mainstream media it was the nation it was the nation that broke that story

01:08:19.040 well it it shows the absolute incompetence either that or something even more nefarious of the people

01:08:25.620 out there that we have traditionally expected to get our news from we we were first put onto this

01:08:31.240 because we saw them talking online through online channels eventually we saw them popping up at all of

01:08:36.720 these violent protests and they were handing they they were mainly primarily handing out food does

01:08:43.060 that sound familiar they were handing out food handing out water stuff like that but on the back

01:08:47.580 channels they were also saying time to escalate quote unquote uh they were coordinating a bunch of

01:08:52.660 these residents seem to be like almost trying to form themselves into an umbrella organization

01:08:56.520 we looked into them more and yes they have patterned their movement off of the uh marxist kurds

01:09:02.940 northern syria now i think it's important for us to clarify because i think a lot of the audience may

01:09:06.360 be a little confused when we say support because we've said support the kurds but you have to make

01:09:11.220 a distinction there are vast differences between the the the kurds in northern iraq and the kurds in

01:09:16.500 northern syria their languages are completely different their ideologies are completely different

01:09:20.560 they are marxist they have used terrorism and yes we have used them as allies to help defeat

01:09:25.300 uh syria which further uh um i'm sorry to defeat isis but that makes this more complicated

01:09:30.720 but i've spoken to them on the iraqi syrian border they are marxists they will use terror

01:09:36.100 um and the way that they were able to form their own nation uh for a short time was by making

01:09:42.840 autonomous zones again the same thing that their antifa and these groups are trying to do here they

01:09:48.560 want to make small autonomous zones and then build upon that build upon that to eventually they splinter

01:09:53.400 off and break apart they've written a book on this written a book and as we as we've pointed out

01:09:59.460 these guys have uh have traveled there have been members of the left that have traveled

01:10:06.120 to meet with them and to gain an education from them yeah to terror 101 is what you would call that

01:10:15.520 that that it's it's it's so much more than just you know protests it's it's so much more than that

01:10:22.880 it's so much more than riots there's a specific plan behind all this and it's a violent plan

01:10:27.480 which makes it even more ridiculous that you know in the hearing the senate hearing this week

01:10:30.860 you couldn't even have senate democrats even say that what antifa is doing is bad they couldn't

01:10:36.500 even just say that the rioting is bad well if you can't say that then you can't look at what the

01:10:42.040 underlying ideology is it's incredible so there there was another story that broke this weekend that

01:10:48.340 again mainstream media is now on but they they don't they're not explaining it in fact

01:10:54.300 uh they tried to uh tie it into a conspiracy theory i saw a couple of lines in the stories that

01:11:00.880 made us made me believe that uh uh the mainstream media is still covering on what this really means

01:11:08.940 but we did a special the last one on the kurds was june 10th i urge you to watch it uh it was uh

01:11:17.580 insurrection usa is the name of that you can find it on the blaze but the one we did on the money

01:11:23.820 laundering uh in ukraine of kolomoisky uh what episode was that do you remember jason that was

01:11:31.100 called the final piece with this character you're about to talk about being the final this was back

01:11:36.500 in february unbelievable so in february we we put together um the final piece of the puzzle on what

01:11:45.580 was really happening in ukraine uh and we said the the figure that is really at the center of this is

01:11:52.720 kolomoisky he's a really bad guy he's the tony soprano if you will uh of uh of ukraine and we told

01:12:02.240 you that he was laundering money and it's our money it was usaid money uh and we said at the time

01:12:10.900 the only way you can figure this out is if the treasury starts to track this money but we showed

01:12:20.180 evidence that it was coming back into the united states we didn't know what was happening to the

01:12:25.980 money but we showed you uh enough evidence to lead a reasonable person to believe that that usaid money

01:12:34.400 went to kolomoisky he then laundered that money and then invested it here in the united states

01:12:42.640 we asked who was responsible for helping how did that possibly happen well those questions

01:12:50.060 yet are um unanswered but we now know where some of the money went and it was in ohio in cleveland

01:12:57.880 ohio cleveland and miami raids went down this week i cannot believe it has taken this long

01:13:04.820 uh you said in that show that this was key to finding out where this money went so we're talking

01:13:10.280 about 1.8 billion dollars 1.8 billion that could finance a small war which if you've watched the

01:13:17.580 the show uh that might have actually happened in eastern ukraine yeah we allege that it did

01:13:22.400 but that but that money went to privat bank that's um that's kolomoisky's bank it was later nationalized

01:13:29.500 after they found out that all this money was mysteriously going missing but it went through a

01:13:33.320 bank in cyprus then poof it went laundered all over the world now we said because we also showed in one

01:13:38.660 of the previous shows that there were wire transfers that were going from um burisma uh which was which

01:13:45.720 kolomoisky is the managing principal of uh one money transfers were going from burisma to hunter biden

01:13:52.100 so where through cyprus so yeah through cyprus where the heck did this money come if you can find out

01:13:59.680 the full trail which it sounds like finally u.s prosecutors are because remember before they

01:14:05.320 wouldn't look at it they wouldn't accept the information it got stuck in some court uh what

01:14:09.600 was an attorney in new york it just got stuck there yep well i guess it's pretty obvious glenn now we know

01:14:14.520 that they they got the information they're following that money trail if you can follow it to cleveland

01:14:19.460 i kind of think you might be able to follow it to hunter biden it's just a guess what's amazing is

01:14:25.240 that dirty money that had been laundered um with i believe hunter biden uh as part of this um it was

01:14:35.460 money that was stolen from the american people it was then laundered through a bank in burisma

01:14:42.840 and through uh biden i believe uh and then uh shipped offshore through uh cyprus and then lost

01:14:54.120 we now know that what is it four of the largest uh skyscrapers or towers in cleveland are owned

01:15:03.340 and it was with that laundered money that it was purchased by kolomoisky yeah how is that now how

01:15:11.420 what have you're investing in buildings in cleveland ohio really what that's how that's how and we

01:15:19.960 pointed this out in the show that's how these guys these money launderers steal their money and

01:15:24.520 that's how they hide it because once it goes to a country it usually goes to like a construction

01:15:29.600 company and it'll stay there for a while it'll move on to some other location and they'll change

01:15:34.840 their name and change the so my my thought is it probably went to some of these i'm just guessing

01:15:40.140 here but they probably went to these construction companies or these uh uh you know these you know

01:15:45.160 large building companies or whatever and then it then went through another layer of laundering to

01:15:50.400 where it then might have probably went somewhere else eventually all roads lead back to kolomoisky and

01:15:55.360 his you know his people but that's why this is so hard to track the full trail you know of where this

01:16:01.000 money goes but that's that's why it's so important because if we can identify that we might actually put

01:16:07.400 an actual receipt to some of these funds that we're we have questions about like the transfers to

01:16:12.480 hunter biden yeah 1.8 billion dollars that just vanished of your money has now been found at least

01:16:20.680 part of it has been found in miami and in cleveland um and at one point i think kolomoisky was the

01:16:27.860 biggest landlord uh for uh you know large buildings in downtown cleveland which i i don't know if it's still

01:16:37.260 going on or not but that's your money america and no one is giving you any perspective because

01:16:43.920 it all goes back to burisma and joe biden and his son hunter thank you for being a subscriber to the

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01:18:53.200 welcome to the glenbeck program it's friday hey stew i've been watching yellowstone

01:19:01.940 have you have you seen yellowstone with kevin costner i've heard really good things about it

01:19:06.100 but i have not seen it yet it is fantastic really it is fantastic yeah uh and you know i've i've had

01:19:14.960 two days so all i've done is watched uh yellowstone the last couple of days while i was in bed uh and

01:19:20.560 uh it just gets better and better but i have a hard time up you know i don't want to give away

01:19:26.980 anything so you know there's some obvious things but he's billed in the first season as a really bad

01:19:33.340 guy you know you don't want to be like your father you don't want to be like him he's a really

01:19:36.800 bad guy i really like his character um and i you know everything in it it makes me want to live in

01:19:44.840 a place like montana where you know not all not all of it i want to be really careful not all of it

01:19:50.880 because some of it is very corrupt but where the cowboy justice is like yeah that's just wrong so

01:19:56.680 we're not going to tolerate it and make it go away i mean in some ways just the common sense that

01:20:05.800 has been lost i don't like the lawlessness of it obviously but the common sense that has been lost

01:20:11.580 uh i kind of i kind of pine for a little bit if you haven't seen it yet yellowstone with kevin

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01:21:51.280 hello america and welcome to friday i want to introduce you or reintroduce you for

01:21:59.600 most people to somebody i think is incredibly brave and is speaking the truth on a daily basis

01:22:08.000 and not an easy truth and one that is going to cause this individual a lot of hell uh in the short

01:22:14.880 term a lot of heaven in the long term but hell is in this individual's path uh and i want you to know

01:22:24.380 about her and i want you to know about her new book that she comes out she's coming out with uh

01:22:30.580 she joins us in 60 seconds this is the glenn beck program

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01:23:56.300 thrilled to have in studio uh now with us is ali beth stuckey she is a blaze tv host of relatable

01:24:09.240 she is the author of a new book uh you're not enough and that's okay um i am thrilled to have

01:24:18.340 her on because i've watched her grow over the years and i've i've watched her uh as the winds

01:24:26.260 became extraordinary uh and she is the combination of an oak and a willow she bends when she has to

01:24:35.420 uh but not on anything important she stands straight up like an oak uh welcome ali how are you

01:24:43.260 thank you so much that was such a wonderful introduction if you could do that i don't know

01:24:47.000 in front of every podcast episode i have that would be great well i'm i really am so proud of

01:24:53.460 you i've been watching you uh and you are on the only answer that really counts uh i think you are

01:25:01.780 going to and you know this um persecution for christians is coming yeah uh like probably like

01:25:10.940 the first century um and second century but uh uh you are speaking the truth and uh that is

01:25:19.840 really dangerous uh to do on almost every front now so congratulations on that well thank you so

01:25:28.100 much i don't consider myself i don't know if you think about yourself like this but when people say

01:25:32.620 oh you're so brave for talking about this i certainly don't consider myself a courageous or a brave

01:25:37.520 person but i do feel you know compelled to talk about the things that i do and like you said

01:25:42.540 this is the one thing that counts there are a lot of different things that you can maybe acquiesce to

01:25:49.080 or compromise on but for me the gospel of jesus christ and just the source of objective reality

01:25:55.760 uh it's not something that i can waver on so if this is the only wall that i stand on for the rest of

01:26:01.580 my life that's good enough for me yeah that's a pretty important wall probably the the only wall

01:26:06.840 that is is really worth uh because everything is wrapped up in that right um you in your new book

01:26:13.060 uh you talk about you're not enough and that's okay yes um and you share some really very personal

01:26:21.000 experiences uh as a as a woman and as a christian can we can we talk about some of those uh issues

01:26:31.180 you know starting in college with you yes so the book the the other part of the title is escaping the

01:26:38.700 toxic culture of self-love this what i call the cult of self-affirmation or trendy narcissism this

01:26:44.820 idea that the world revolves around you and in order to be happy or successful you first have to

01:26:49.540 basically be um obsessed with yourself in love with yourself you have to have high self-esteem at all

01:26:54.300 times before you can do anything uh that amounts to anything um and i kind of went down this path

01:27:01.360 when i was in college this path of self-discovery of self-love of trying to uh convince myself that i

01:27:07.680 was enough for myself that i didn't need a boyfriend i didn't need a relationship i didn't need religion i

01:27:12.540 didn't need god to tell me what to do i'm just gonna do whatever makes me happy and whatever feels good

01:27:18.260 in the moment something that a lot of young people get caught up in and that included a bunch of

01:27:23.420 unhealthy relationships that included uh drinking too much that included a lifestyle that was just

01:27:29.400 unhealthy and wrapped up in that was also an eating disorder because my identity was wrapped up in

01:27:35.700 looking a certain way and being liked by a certain uh kind of person at the same time telling myself that

01:27:42.200 i'm just doing what makes me happy and i'm proving that i'm enough for myself well that led to a dead end

01:27:47.220 when i realized i was really enslaved to that behavior i finally had a christian counselor sit

01:27:53.240 down with me and say look if you continue down this path of bulimia that's what i was addicted to

01:27:58.560 you will die and at 22 years old i realized that is not the faith that i want that is not how i want

01:28:05.660 my parents to find me and um and so by the grace of god i just realized that it's not more self that

01:28:12.680 i need it's not more self-centeredness and selfishness i'm not enough for myself clearly i do

01:28:17.960 need wisdom and purpose and satisfaction that comes outside of myself namely from the god who made me so

01:28:24.480 yes i had that personal experience myself it's a really weird balance because uh god as our dad i look

01:28:33.560 i'm at as our dad as our dad wants us to understand uh that we are special that we are unique that we

01:28:43.020 we are we do have everything in us that we need um and so there's this it's the same message except

01:28:50.880 it's distorted uh through our uh through our society so when you say you know you have to be

01:28:58.860 happy and love yourself that is the same message that god gives us but what's the disconnect well

01:29:06.160 i would say first that it is a balance that we do matter because we are all people made in god's

01:29:11.420 image we all have souls that are going to live forever and as the bible says he loved the world

01:29:16.040 so much that he gave his own son to die for us and so yes we are important and we do matter we do

01:29:21.940 matter to god the difference is we actually don't need more self-love to feel good about ourselves

01:29:27.660 because self-love is superficial it's fleeting it depends on your circumstances what people think

01:29:32.580 of you what you think of yourself it's very uh it's turbulent it's unreliable instead we need to

01:29:38.880 take our eyes off of ourselves to put them on god who doesn't change and whose thoughts of us uh don't

01:29:46.040 change that is where you gain the confidence that you need the fulfillment that you need not from what

01:29:51.180 we think of ourselves but from who god is and what he thinks of us right and there is also

01:29:57.160 something i mean we're living in again the this this culture that is diametrically opposed uh on itself

01:30:03.800 um you can't have real self-worth if you are only navel gazing and not actually doing anything you i mean

01:30:14.520 work is important um what you do is important building and creating is important uh and and that's

01:30:25.820 you're being told now you can't do that you can't do that uh until you have navel gazed and that's

01:30:34.700 it's insanity it's the opposite of the truth yes we talk about work specifically in my book and how

01:30:41.340 there is a push i would say especially among self-proclaimed socialists like aoc you probably

01:30:46.560 remember in the green new deal she said uh we should make it a possibility for people to not work

01:30:52.060 simply if they don't want to work well socialists always discount this part of human nature that

01:30:57.160 working and productivity and cultivation that that is what we were made to do that the work actually

01:31:03.740 existed before sin before the fall of man god created us to beautify the tiny plot of eternity that

01:31:10.680 he has placed us on and it is actually through that that we find more fulfillment just uh what you said

01:31:16.740 it's through sacrifice that we find a lot of joy and satisfaction not just by telling ourselves how

01:31:21.840 awesome we are so tell me um could you have could you have had the strength um to tell the truth and to

01:31:36.280 weather the storms uh that you know are coming your way uh without god no i don't think that it

01:31:46.620 would be worth it i think there are a lot of people who are not christians who are realizing

01:31:53.500 that there is an attack on objective truth an attack on for example the idea that two and two

01:31:58.520 make four or the idea that there are uh two biological sexes and so there are people who don't know god

01:32:04.940 who are going to stand on that wall and they're going to defend it but without the standard bearer who

01:32:12.640 is god without the person who says there is objective truth without the source of objective

01:32:16.780 truth um then you're kind of on you're kind of on sinking sand well if god doesn't exist who says

01:32:23.640 what is and what isn't then why isn't everything subjective and so because i serve a god who is

01:32:29.420 the source of objective truth and who the bible says does not change then i feel anchored i feel that

01:32:35.540 my feet are on solid ground and i have like you said centuries and centuries of uh history of christians

01:32:44.620 fighting for this at whatever cost and if they can do it then i think all of us can too

01:32:50.620 what do your friends uh say uh your christian friends because i think we are going to lose about

01:33:00.100 50 percent of christians uh in this battle i think uh i've i've done a lot of thinking because of my

01:33:06.840 faith you know we're a very unpopular faith um and very few people know who you know they don't know

01:33:14.600 a mormon and the easiest way to get caught into a trap of yeah go ahead and destroy them is when you're

01:33:21.060 just you're not known by people and i just think that we're going to come under attack maybe first

01:33:26.320 because we'll be the easiest to pick off and then they'll just pick us off one by one um i think we

01:33:32.420 are living in biblical times of of seeing real persecution do you do you agree with 50 percent

01:33:42.720 possibly falling away because it's just going to be too hard i think that it'll be more than that i

01:33:48.000 think that in our lifetimes we will see the death of the cultural christian so that it's not popular

01:33:54.600 it's not mainstream it's not part of popular society anymore to have generally christian or

01:34:00.200 biblical values and that sounds there already uh yeah i mean we're almost there but it'll be

01:34:06.080 more and more unpopular i believe and that sounds really scary but what we see throughout history is

01:34:12.620 that the church of jesus christ it thrives in the margins that the church is refined by fire it is not

01:34:18.800 destroyed by fire and if we look throughout the centuries that is where the gospel has been spread

01:34:25.140 and god has been most glorified when the church is pushed to the margins it's bad for society

01:34:30.440 at large because right now we are benefactors of the biblical worldview whether or not people want to

01:34:35.340 admit it in america um but when the church is on the margins it's actually good for the church it's good

01:34:41.460 for the gospel and we know that in the end jesus christ will win

01:34:44.440 i have a question i really want to ask you but i don't think i'm going to ask you at this time

01:34:57.020 as i'm thinking i was thinking to myself i don't think i would want to be asked that question so i'm

01:35:04.740 i'm i'm gonna we'll have a chat off okay it's not a it's a it's just a personal belief of uh what you

01:35:12.140 see as a possibility uh in our future um you are in this you advise women to get married uh you talk

01:35:23.320 about abortion is wrong um why the uh why the passion on getting married well the bible is clear

01:35:34.520 that if you don't feel like you have to get married if you're not compelled to get married

01:35:39.480 the bible talks about this in relation to sexual immorality like if you've got your passions under

01:35:43.460 control the bible says it's better for you to be single so you can focus all of your time on the

01:35:47.620 lord so if someone is called to that then as the bible says actually read that in the bible this

01:35:52.020 morning in first corinthians then uh then it's great for you to be single however that's not the

01:35:56.860 case for most people and i see an aversion to marriage uh in the millennial generation not because

01:36:04.180 they're focusing all their time on the lord but because they don't want the sacrifice and the

01:36:08.000 commitment that comes to it because we've been told it's the old ball and chain and we're not

01:36:12.220 going to be able to do the things we want to do which is partly true there is going to be sacrifice

01:36:16.680 my point is that um in that commitment of committing something that to something that is bigger than you

01:36:22.340 and sacrificing a lot of your wants and whims for the good and interest of someone else

01:36:28.140 brings you so much more joy than selfishness does the same for kids i don't think that you can

01:36:35.320 in today's society where it is all instant gratification and all me me me me me i i worry

01:36:43.360 about people who are choosing spouses because when you choose a spouse when it's when you have uh chosen

01:36:52.200 wisely uh there is a lot of sacrifice but it is so worth it it is so worth there is nothing more

01:37:00.740 fulfilling in your life than being married to the right person right and having children right i i'm a

01:37:08.460 guy who didn't want any children and now i wish i had 10 more right uh because it is it is um

01:37:16.800 it's it's what we're supposed to do we're supposed to have children and and that wraps you into a place

01:37:25.660 to where you can say uh the only thing i do that is important is in within the walls of my own home

01:37:31.640 yes and there's something really fulfilling in that yes so we're told especially the younger

01:37:37.080 generations that sacrifice needs to be avoided at all cost that if it's really love you won't have to

01:37:42.900 sacrifice but god says sacrificial love is the goal and like you said it brings so much more joy

01:37:49.460 than you can even describe to someone who is not a parent or to someone that is not married and so

01:37:54.340 you're just gonna have to trust us on that this is a uh a book and a message that i urge you to read

01:38:02.000 and to pass on uh you're not enough and that's okay is the name of the book um ali does the show called

01:38:09.740 ali ali beth stuckey um she does her show on uh the blaze and she is well worth the time i couldn't

01:38:18.260 be happier for the direction you've you've gone and you're you're just exceptional well thank you so

01:38:24.000 much but i really appreciate that you bet ali beth stuckey

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01:39:55.460 so today um i've got a podcast coming out i'm going to record it and then it's going to go right out

01:40:13.540 um this afternoon uh with uh dr deborah so it will be available online for everybody tomorrow at three

01:40:21.840 o'clock but um if you are a blaze subscriber you're going to get it uh earlier you're going to get it

01:40:27.700 as soon as we're done today might even go live um but deborah so she is a left-wing academic outcast

01:40:35.140 uh and she is an outcast because she tells the truth about sex and identity i cannot wait to

01:40:43.140 hear her take you know they're trying to she was just on with joe rogan and they're actually trying

01:40:48.540 to uh uh get that one banned that joe rogan podcast banned because she was on it and she talks about

01:40:56.580 males and females it's insane uh what is going on but there was a story out uh that i saw today a new

01:41:04.600 california law will distribute grants to clinics offering transgender hormones to children so if

01:41:13.620 you are if you're a clinic and you give hormones to children you're going to get extra money from the

01:41:21.260 state i mean this is just evil what is happening i mean look you want hormones and you're you're an

01:41:29.320 adult whatever you don't do that to children this is child abuse this is i mean we are just going so

01:41:39.680 dark uh and she's gonna she's gonna answer uh for this uh deborah so is gonna be i can't wait to hear

01:41:47.900 what she has to say uh because i have a feeling um this california law will be eviscerated by her

01:41:55.380 um a voice that you need to hear and uh a voice we're going to bring you because it's a voice that

01:42:02.160 is being silenced one they are trying desperately to silence and uh that's usually a good sign of

01:42:09.380 somebody speaking the truth in today's world um also want to talk to you here uh briefly about

01:42:16.760 something i i mentioned with um thomas massey last hour the de-dollarization that is happening

01:42:24.000 globally and this movement now by our central banks the european central bank is being encouraged

01:42:32.140 by our fed to just open up as a actual bank uh and uh and just start deposit making everyone giving

01:42:41.440 everybody in europe and everybody america a new account at the fed and that way they can just start

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01:44:19.860 this is the glenn beck program uh hosted by me glenn beck played by me glenn beck because i'm the only

01:44:35.080 one that could play me and if anyone that isn't you know kind of fat and dumpy and old and white

01:44:43.060 uh and uh somebody who has my exact beliefs and the same kind of crosses that i've had to carry my

01:44:51.680 whole life uh if they ever play me i want you to boycott oh man if denzel washington ever wants to

01:44:58.240 play me no no he's not fat yeah uh and uh well that's the thing that's enough to be said it's

01:45:09.140 it's not an authentic experience that's what's most important about actors they have to be able

01:45:14.320 to be living the exact same lives of all the people that they play and if they haven't played

01:45:19.540 that role you know through life they can't play that role on the screen

01:45:23.360 sincerely let me ask you this if denzel washington just did a dead-on glenn beck if he could just

01:45:31.200 dead-on glenn beck and they use prosthetics to make because he would never be able to gain this

01:45:38.040 much way use prosthetics to make him look like me i'd be thrilled i'd be thrilled well i mean

01:45:46.880 strange choice i would i don't know i'm just but it makes a lot of sense i gotta say but he's a great

01:45:54.140 he's a great actor he's uh denzel washington playing uh something you know like me would be

01:46:03.420 would be crazy uh but if if if you could get a denzel washington to star in your movie

01:46:11.000 yeah i'm fine with that if if he was if he could do a dead on me yeah i mean i'm sick of it i think

01:46:18.380 i don't think there's a reason you know they're not going to put a woman to well maybe with you

01:46:22.220 they would but i mean if i'm not there the point i don't think that's necessary i think the point

01:46:26.920 though is that you you you try to make the person look generally like the person though i mean i don't

01:46:33.620 think that they should just start casting white people in the roles of black people for no reason

01:46:38.520 but like when there's not a what i'm a discernible like you know a cartoon is a totally different

01:46:43.580 story it's just whatever voice you like it doesn't have to be a black person or a white person okay so

01:46:48.400 we're talking about two different things here i'm talking about what's her name she was in uh

01:46:53.060 she was in um a mission impossible she played the thief that had to go to australia yeah she was

01:47:01.520 i think you're thinking of zoe saldana typhoid mary if i'm pronouncing it yeah yeah yeah she played

01:47:05.800 yeah she played uh nina simone yes uh and she's she's now crying about it saying i shouldn't have

01:47:13.560 played she's black right she's black she had to finish she's crying about it because she's saying

01:47:18.520 that she was not she's apparently not black enough to play the role or something is it seems to be

01:47:24.240 the accusation she's also not crazy she's also not crazy nina simone in the end was crazy

01:47:30.240 i mean she you know she also hasn't been beaten by everybody who she's you know she's ever fallen

01:47:37.380 in love with i don't think do you need to have that as well i mean is it race is that the only thing

01:47:43.820 that defines you now and does every i mean why have actors why have actors because all of them are

01:47:51.960 pretending to be something that they're not you know what i mean so yeah she's not black enough

01:47:58.380 well who cares if she played the role well who cares besides antifa yeah i i do we have a clip i

01:48:09.900 guess of zoe saldana talking about this uh let's check it out i should have never played nina um

01:48:16.600 i should have done everything in my power with the leverage that i had 10 years ago which was a

01:48:24.100 different leverage but it was leveraged nonetheless i should have tried everything in my power to cast

01:48:29.900 a black woman to play an exceptionally perfect black woman yeah that it's you're growing it's painful

01:48:40.560 i thought back then that listen i thought back then that i i was i i had i had the permission

01:48:49.900 because i was a black woman oh and i am but i but it was nina simone and you know how the life

01:49:00.020 oh who could play nina simone other than nina simone on with the standards yeah you know what i

01:49:07.500 all right you can turn it off i i i've i've i've i thought a lot about this and uh i've been asked to

01:49:14.380 play abraham lincoln and i he was white and i'm white but he was abraham lincoln yeah he was abraham

01:49:22.360 lincoln who are you gonna get to play him uh who abraham lincoln apparently is the only acceptable

01:49:29.560 choice there well no nelson mandela except nelson mandela is dead and and uh and not white i mean

01:49:36.720 you'd have it there's a mix here i mean there's a mix here when you pick someone to play a real life

01:49:43.060 person right you have to pick a mixture of someone who looks kind of like them and someone who's

01:49:50.860 talented if you only look for a lookalike you're going to get an impersonator from a street festival

01:49:56.480 and they're not going to be a good actor and if you just pick any random the best actor you can find

01:50:01.280 they're not going to look anything like them so there's a fusion there and if you don't have if you

01:50:06.580 have somebody who is really well known and you it is not necessarily the best uh lookalike or whatever

01:50:16.380 uh you know then then then what do you get you get a movie that nobody wants to go see

01:50:23.020 if if you have an actor who is not well known uh but he looks just like him sounds just like him but

01:50:31.600 not a great actor and not really well known well then what do you get do you think brad pitt is worth

01:50:38.400 10 million dollars no he's only worth that because people know who he is they know his acting and they

01:50:45.180 will go to see him same thing with tom hanks and every other famous actor yeah what i mean like you

01:50:53.380 know it's really ridiculous i mean like you know let me uh give you an example of this of a very much a

01:51:00.020 a a group in hollywood that is discriminated against ugly people okay eileen warnos was was not a good

01:51:09.220 looking lady okay she was a serial killer and you know who is a good looking lady charlize theron

01:51:14.900 and charlize theron put on all sorts of weird prosthetics to look like eileen warnos who is not

01:51:20.620 a pretty lady he she uglified herself uh to play the role of this female serial killer in the movie

01:51:27.200 monster which she wanted you know she won an oscar for it didn't she i think uh yeah she did she won

01:51:31.860 the best and why wouldn't you just get an ugly person right just get an ugly person to play the

01:51:37.180 role how can you get a really good looking person to play that role it's ridiculous well yeah i mean

01:51:41.860 like you she's a really good actress right so they put her in a role where she played the she did a very

01:51:48.680 good job it used to be that that was like the award-winning thing how i can't believe the bravery of

01:51:55.160 her to lower herself to an ugly person to play this role that used to get you awards and it did

01:52:01.000 in this case i don't think would she be able to play that role today i mean no there are a lot of

01:52:05.900 ugly people out there that are probably really good actresses that should get more roles based solely

01:52:11.120 on their acting talent however they don't get the roles because you know they don't want to have

01:52:15.760 people uh leading movies that are ugly generally speaking unless it's a an ugly female serial killer

01:52:20.480 so poor poor ugly actress whoever she is out there that looks like eileen warnos they didn't

01:52:25.720 give it to her why because they wanted charlie starin attached to it and you know there is a great

01:52:31.780 ugly actress out there yes you know that was like there is man that was my role that was i was born

01:52:38.040 for that role look at me look at me and they only give the ugly actress uh uh the the roles of like

01:52:45.300 the annoying friend in the romantic comedy uh she gets that role all the time but she can't get the

01:52:52.200 lead role because she's ugly here's the movie it's built for the ugly actress and they give it to

01:52:58.480 charlie's theron is that fair i mean i guess not in today's world no it's not it's not it's not and

01:53:06.240 that damn harry shearer oh i mean he is playing the roles in the simpsons of all kinds of people

01:53:15.740 and it's not right including it's not right dr julius hibbert glenn um the doctor from the simpsons

01:53:23.020 who he's a black doctor well not really black he's i don't know exactly what pigment of paint he is

01:53:30.840 um but uh he is a character of color yeah he's a well yeah they're actually on the simpsons they

01:53:38.360 are all and there's a lot of yellow people on the simpsons which also harry shearer is not but i

01:53:42.200 guess those roles are okay he was asked about this because uh hank is area who uh used to do the role

01:53:49.420 of apu on the simpsons which i don't even know if the character exists anymore if they just deleted

01:53:53.280 the character if they hired someone else to do the voice but he can't do that because he doesn't

01:53:56.200 represent indian people or something and i've i other than people celebrities i've never heard

01:54:02.440 any indian person actually be upset about this but that's a whole nother story uh so azaria who's done

01:54:08.480 all sorts of things that are much more offensive than apu watch brockmeyer for a couple of episodes

01:54:13.760 and tell me he's not he doesn't he won't do anything that's offensive um and so he's now abandoned

01:54:19.280 this they asked harry shearer they're like hey you're playing the the voice of of dr julius hibbert

01:54:24.140 shouldn't you abandon that he replied quote i have a very simple belief about acting the job of the

01:54:31.140 actor is to play someone who they're not that's the gig that's the job description

01:54:36.300 there's a conflation between representation which is important people from all backgrounds should be

01:54:42.260 represented in the writing and producing ends of the business so they decide what stories to tell and

01:54:46.820 what knowledge and performance um performance as i say is the job of playing the part of someone you're

01:54:53.400 not i'm not a rich nuclear plant owner i'm not a bible believing christian who lived next door to

01:54:59.460 homer i'm not any of those people i love him yeah he's awesome he is he is a real no he's a real lefty

01:55:08.800 but i just i love him yeah i think he's funny uh he's really smart he seems he seems honest and uh you

01:55:16.780 know he's at the point of his career he doesn't care he just doesn't care yeah and he doesn't get

01:55:23.360 paid by the voice so him losing dr jim julius hibbert is not going to make any difference to him

01:55:28.640 financially it's just a matter of like it's but it's a matter of principle it's his character he's

01:55:34.740 developed it he's brought it through this entire time if you want to add another doctor that you want

01:55:39.560 to give to somebody else do it but i mean the guy has built this character from scratch and i just i

01:55:45.120 this sort of stuff is insane and if we don't start if i just don't understand why people don't stand

01:55:50.700 up against it it's it's obviously insane no i don't think regular people i think it's a rational

01:55:55.020 standard so i think that it is uh there's a couple of things going on i think people are like

01:56:00.940 you know what they got it coming to him i mean they they created this world good luck good luck

01:56:06.580 they got there so there's that there's also what am i going to do about it and i think there's there's

01:56:11.920 another factor and and fear in this particular part of of cancel culture i don't think plays a real

01:56:18.900 role um i think it is uh it's so ridiculous it's going to burn itself out you know what i mean people

01:56:27.280 just think yeah i hope so it's so this is so no i know i don't think it will burn itself i mean it

01:56:33.580 it will eventually uh but hopefully not in a you know a fiery furnace uh someplace uh it will

01:56:42.260 eventually burn itself out uh just how far down do we have to go what's our bottom i don't i don't

01:56:48.880 see anybody going i don't know i think this is my bottom i feel like the bottom if it's not making

01:56:54.660 black women cry for playing the roles of black women i don't know what what exactly it could be

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01:58:22.660 this is the glenbeck program

01:58:25.460 this is the glenbeck program it's friday uh the uh lebanese

01:58:45.360 hezbollah secretary general hassan nazrala uh gave a speech in 2016 where he described a nuclear

01:58:54.000 explosion that could uh detonate in israel by hezbollah using a description that fits what

01:59:01.540 happened in beirut um also he threatened in the past to destroy israel by by causing this

01:59:08.540 massive explosion uh in the port of uh haifa using ammonia tanks he said would be like a nuclear

01:59:16.820 explosion in 2016 in february he said that ammonia is stored in haifa there would be 15 000 tons of gas

01:59:25.060 uh and explosions that would cause the deaths of tens of thousands of people he told the audience at

01:59:32.080 the time that with several missiles his terrorist group could set off the ammonia with the same impact

01:59:36.400 of a nuclear weapon um now we also know that they have a significant arsenal of explosives missiles

01:59:45.040 ammunition and more stored in populated areas in a july report they found that hezbollah had at least

01:59:53.840 28 missile launching sites command and control infrastructure missile assembly sites rocket fuel storage sites

01:59:59.860 and missile bunkers next to high schools clinics hospitals golf clubs yada yada yada it looks as though this uh ammonium

02:00:08.500 nitrate was part of a hezbollah uh storage facility for weapons uh we also know that berlin uh in the last couple

02:00:20.400 of years found a ton of ammonium nitrate in a storage facility from hezbollah uh in and around uh centers of

02:00:32.900 population they just found it in london as well this uh this while this explosion may not have been

02:00:42.780 unintentional this explosion looks like it was hezbollah and if if they lose control of the narrative

02:00:50.540 and this is known in lebanon as hezbollah storing their weapons uh and killing all of these people and

02:01:00.680 destroying uh a great portion of beirut it's not going to go well for hezbollah this is not going to

02:01:07.560 be good for iran and it couldn't happen to a nicer group of people in iran gosh darn it hate to see

02:01:19.680 them lose popularity in the middle east stay safe this weekend um don't miss our podcast with dr deborah

02:01:27.260 so it'll be out in just a little while uh if for blaze subscribers and tomorrow wherever you get your

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