Glenn’s Family vs. COVID-19 ｜ Guests： Christopher Rufo ｜ 7⧸27⧸20
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Summary
It's devastating to be a victim of a crime, but it can be worse if you are the victim of something you didn't even know someone would commit. Home title fraud, which is actually becoming more and more of a problem these days, is a crime that very few people have even heard of. Sometimes it comes kind of out of nowhere and hits you after several months of what seems like it's been dormant, and then all of a sudden you get hit with an eviction notice of your own home from some overseas bank you've never even done business with. Someone finds the title to your home online, forges your name on the deed, stating that you've sold your home to them and then they just refile as the new owner. And when they do that, they can literally evict you from your home before you even know that it has been sold.
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but it can be worse if you are the victim of a crime
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Home title fraud, which is actually becoming more and more of a problem these days,
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is a crime that very few people have even heard of.
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and hits you after several months of what seems like it's been dormant,
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and then all of a sudden you get hit with an eviction notice of your own home
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from some overseas bank you've never even done business with.
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forges your name on the deed, stating that you've sold your home to them,
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and then, you know, look, they just refile as the new owner,
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and when they do that, they can literally evict you from your own home.
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you need to be able to make a little bit of a move on this.
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If you go there, instant they detect some tampering,
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See if you're already a victim and don't know it.
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We're about 15 seconds away from the radio program beginning,
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What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
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Well, hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
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you'll notice that I am back at home and not at the studio,
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which I've been waiting to go back to the studio now for,
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But I'm not back at the studio because I got a doctor's call last night about 8.30.
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Oh, the one family that has been more isolated than any other family,
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So let me tell you about real estate agents I trust.
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First, there is something about getting the right person for the job
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when you're charging off into the crazy world of buying and selling a home or both.
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Second to the last thing you want is to go there by yourself.
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The last thing you want to do is go there with an incompetent agent.
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Believe me, we have all seen incompetent agents from time to time.
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This is why when it comes for you to consider putting your home on the market
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or to start looking for one, you can investigate with Real Estate Agents I Trust.
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It's a company that I founded years ago with the express purpose of gathering together
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the nation's top agents and making them available for a free service to you.
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I think you'll be hard-pressed to find an agent who's going to work harder
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You are about to be addressed by the Ministry of Truth.
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The dead pile on like crushed vegetables in a heap.
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Our brothers and sisters on the front line have shown great exuberance and valor.
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On Saturday night, our soldiers successfully injured 21 police officers
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In retaliation to capitalism and slavery of the prison system,
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As part of local government, Seattle City Council voted to remove the police ability
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We have stripped our most immediate enemy of all of their weapons.
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You have reshaped the former constitution itself.
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Always make sure to plan out destruction with the utmost care.
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Ultimately, the city of Seattle is buckling to you, the woke party's powerful grip.
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The Seattle police chief told her citizens that she is so sorry,
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You let them know how true that statement is when you ambushed that cop with an IED.
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You have successfully overtaken the justice system because crime is heroic.
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Seattle, Seattle City Attorney, says he will not file charges against the woke party soldiers.
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To my soldiers in St. Louis, you have shown the legal system that they must kneel to you.
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You have used your outrage to intimidate the city into rewarding our BLM soldiers.
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None of the valiant activists will be charged with criminal activity.
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In Portland, you made them bow to your silliest demands.
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Local politicians actually sent a cease and desist letter to the federal government
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because the fencing and barriers are in the right of way
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and they create a hazard for Portlanders by blocking the bike lane on southwest Maine.
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You have permanently blinded many of our enemies.
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You have murdered and deformed and traumatized and degraded so many of our enemies
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Our greatest victories have been in Seattle and Portland
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but we have gained strength in most major cities.
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In Austin, we lost a comrade who died what the woke party demands.
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Also important, we must upgrade our uniform standards.
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Do not confuse your brothers and sisters in the woke party for the enemy.
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In Colorado, a woke party soldier shot two fellow woke partyists.
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You have gripped the legal system of our enemy.
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You have tensed your grip around the throat of fascism.
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In Baltimore, we have, because of the woke party soldiers,
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In Washington, D.C., prosecutors have dropped many rioting charges
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we should destroy everything in sight until we get it.
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and chant aloud the three slogans of the woke party.
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Remember, destroy your enemies by changing them.
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So you can come over and you can hug my children.
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They'll lick their hand and then put it on your face.
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If this is the strain that you're going to get though.
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but if this is the strain that you're going to get,
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About 80% of cases are either asymptomatic or mild symptoms.
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And then you start getting into more serious symptoms after that.
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that have it don't have these devastating effects.
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we know older people get it more often people with preexisting conditions,
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They're saying they have some good success with that.
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I think started using this and says it's really,
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really good because it attacks it at the roots,
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These are what kind of just in case a situation or you're not sure.
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everybody's everybody in the family's on them now.
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can you get up because his house is really starting to get really like
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I don't know if something died in the refrigerator or what,
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that we can utilize this potential ailment of yours to our advantage?
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a sympathy quotient we can exploit to its fullest,
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you should listen all this week cause I could be dead tomorrow.
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It's not quite as believable when you were already saying,
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I think today's the first day where people can vote on your,
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cause nobody's going to do it because I belong in the hall of fame.
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that's the baby aspirin that you were listening to.
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someone who deserved to go in the radio hall of fame,
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probably picks up an empty bottle and is prepared to fake his,
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So you can still hear the pills jiggling around and everyone knows that
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And you have a chance to vote for Glenn as one of the,
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and one of those things that they give you when you're dead,
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at any time I expect you to come out of your basement and say for the first time you've been allowed out of your room.
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If this is the way 80% of the people feel when they get it,
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like the first baseman for major league baseball franchises,
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just quarantine them because they're super likely to get,
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You don't know which people are going to be affected by it.
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You can eliminate the most of the most vulnerable.
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seemingly what we're trying to do at the moment.
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Are they screwing with the color on the television show or do I,
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Is it possible that I gave the camera COVID and the,
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try really hard to really listen carefully because he almost always has a
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people send me every Cuomo story now because of all the shows I've done on,
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the one where he was out in public and he's glad handing everybody.
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Did you see there's a new Roger Ailes movie coming out?
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And it's just like Roger Ailes to do this before his death.
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And the only reason why I bring this up is because in the article,
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Don't don't vote for talent or who really deserves it.
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it made climbing the stairs and walking distances almost impossible.
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following shortly after that hip shoulder pain.
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Greg had been taking relief factor for three days,
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developed by doctors and 70% of the people who try it go on to order more.
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and if we were going to get it two weeks after that is when we should have gotten it.
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It can to incubate or whatever they call that to,
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it takes 15 minutes and then it went to like two weeks.
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and it's the only reason why we're on the air today is because I joked about it with,
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So I'm going to tell engineering to have everything ready to go.
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So last night I get a call and they were in my house last night at midnight after my wife and I came in with masks and wiped everything down in here.
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put the program back on the air because everything had been ripped out of my house because I was going back to work today.
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That's why they don't put it there because he'll stay home every day.
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They don't want to put it in my house because they know I will never come back into the studio.
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I think all the listeners should email Joe Rogan today and tell him work at the Mercury studios.
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I think Joe Rogan has enough money for his own building.
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when you can have somebody else's studio and just rent,
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this is the sort of reasoning that's going to get Glenn into the radio hall of fame.
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It was funny last year when you lost to the fabulous sports babe or whoever,
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And I know I'm never going to get in it because I've been told by the guy who runs the radio
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you will never be inducted to the hall of fame.
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but apparently somebody did what I would have done this year and cheated.
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we're offering like prizes for people who could vote and,
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And board members sometimes can have vendettas against people and then they
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You can't be held responsible for what I'm saying someplace,
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Cause I never see babies operating heavy machinery.
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they might all be on baby aspirin and it probably,
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What does the baby aspirin do in the COVID situation?
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I want to just slap the doctor when they say that.
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stop with the hydro hydroxychloroquine scare tactics?
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It's like a religious fervor around this one medication on both sides of it too.
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like it obviously doesn't cure every single case,
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There's been multiple studies that should be tried and it should,
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there's this fervor against it and for it as if it's like been this like long-term political dividing point,
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And we all have this in our DNA for the last 50 years.
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Like Trump also said remdesivir in the press conference where he mentioned hydroxychloroquine,
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I talked to a listener last week who said his whole family got it and it was like the sniffles for his kids.
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Then his wife was really sick because she's got underlying issues and they wouldn't give her hydroxychloroquine at the hospital.
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their primary care physician ordered hydroxychloroquine for 12 hours later.
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they are making it illegal for doctors to prescribe it.
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I will tell you that my doctor has done a lot of research and he is always calling me going,
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hydroxychloroquine is what I'm supposed to take.
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that's why I'm nominated for the radio hall of fame and you're not man.
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They keep saying that there's a chance that Pepsid actually helps the fight.
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that does not mean you should go out and take Pepsid for,
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that say that they think it could be a potential treatment for,
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it doesn't make sense that you didn't get it because,
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I have been eating a steady diet of ice cream and Hershey's chocolate.
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I never thought about just intervenously taking Hershey's chocolate.
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the first amendment and the court wouldn't even take it up.
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They wouldn't take up the Nevada limits on in-person worship services.
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The American people did not listen to the Supreme court on the Dred Scott decision.
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They didn't listen and they were right for not listening.
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These 10 people do not decide what our first amendment actually means.
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He can't do it because of his legacy or whatever.
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I can handle Ginsburg because she's consistent and she believes in something.
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John Roberts is the worst Supreme court justice that I have seen in my lifetime because I don't believe he believes anything.
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And then when it's there in the first amendment,
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It seems when he makes these decisions and he's made,
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he's made good decisions on little teeny things,
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They sadly also attacked a Starbucks that had residential apartments above and the fire force residents to evacuate the smoldering building.
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Christopher Ruffo has been on the program several times,
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the last time out of Seattle where they were doing sensitivity,
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King County executive office is now doing training on dismantling the justice system.
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And Seattle is actually looking to abolish prisons.
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So this really comes on the heels of Seattle city council,
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support for cutting the police department by 50%.
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is to close the largest county jail in downtown Seattle,
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which would reduce the county's total jail capacity by at least 60%.
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and this is something that the county executives,
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And it's all predicated on the same ideas that we talked about last time with the kind
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the documents that I've obtained really show that critical race theory,
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the idea that the world is reducible to the kind of evil force of whiteness,
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and creating these racist institutions is at the heart of this plan.
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the only thing that can be done is to tear it down.
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when are the people in Seattle going to wake up?
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I I've been asking that question for many years,
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And I think a lot of people are now contacting me just saying,
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homeowners that are selling their houses and leaving the city of Seattle,
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it's up 1500% compared to the same period last year.
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Some people are definitely moving with their feet.
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but there is a kind of religious fanaticism and conviction to socialist politics.
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people basically say we didn't go far enough and they double down.
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I'm very afraid that that's what's happening here.
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this is getting so crazy and I'm going to use a,
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And I know that it is not to this level by any stretch.
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the Jews were looking at things just starting to just completely fall apart.
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I'm getting out of here now while they're getting as good.
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at what point is there a red line that you look at and go,
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it's really kind of fallen and collapsed very quickly.
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I had a friend visiting in Seattle and he said,
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this is one of the cleanest big cities in America.
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it looks like somebody dropped an atomic bomb on your city.
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the question of when to move people are starting to now,
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the numbers from the real estate companies are a huge exodus.
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if you look at the price of a U-Haul from Seattle to Boise,
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it's about 10 times more than the price from a U-Haul from Boise to Seattle,
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a friend of mine who's a pillar of the Jewish community in Seattle,
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and he said something I thought was very astute.
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we have a special instinct for when things are about to go bad.
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And people are making plans either to leave Seattle for another city,
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and some of the folks are saying it's gotten so bad.
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Israel's not going to be a very safe place either,
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And I think people of all religions really need to wake up,
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especially with what happened with John Roberts this weekend when they don't
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recognize the first amendment that sets it completely apart from the
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comes from the King County executive's office and really provides the
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really just completely and permanently shut down the largest jail,
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it basically looks kind of like a hybrid of a university lecture on critical
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But it has kind of a chart and a pyramid that says underneath the justice
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are the thing that is foundational to the justice system in Seattle and the,
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of kind of the buzzwords that have been circulating lately.
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if you have a racist society that in essence forces people,
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those people will stop offending because their oppression has been lifted.
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It's hard to even understand on logical grounds,
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but this is the kind of pseudo scientific kind of pseudo academic nonsense that is driving the decision-making at the highest levels of government in Seattle and Portland and New York elsewhere.
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and it's really shocking because they're really boiling down a very complex social problem crime.
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white people are evil and they've set up these evil institutions that force people to do,
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they've moved well beyond that in very rapid succession to do criminal justice abolition.
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my last thing I'd say is that you had three weeks ago cutting the police department 50%,
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And my sources in city government are saying the next target is to get rid of the municipal courts,
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So they're basically saying that we are not going to prosecute,
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any misdemeanors and we'll bump up felonies to the county court system.
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they're really looking to essentially eliminate criminal penalties and the criminal process for,
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So this is something that I had heard rumblings about two years ago,
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but I was told this is something that is a far fetch.
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capitalizing on the chaos of the coronavirus shutdown,
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these are people who have been laying the groundwork for years and now they're really seizing this
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you fire 50% of your cops and you abolish the courts,
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Somebody comes in and does something in my store.
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they have been fighting kind of headwinds in Seattle for many years.
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and it really started with kind of economic policies,
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These have been the kind of mainstream battleground between business and,
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They can put in kind of onerous scheduling laws.
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They can increase the property taxes on business owners,
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but now business owners are finding themselves in a real whole new
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there are entire blocks that have been boarded up for two months.
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is a greater risk than just shutting down and going to zero revenue for the
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they're predicting that maybe up to 50% of all,
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of all restaurants in downtown Seattle may never come back.
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if they do come back and there are 50% of the police officers on the street,
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they're going to have no proactive policing and they're going to have a
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limited number of officers basically bouncing from emergency call to
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before an officer can show up at the scene of a crime.
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she seems to be striking a chord with a lot of people where she's just coming
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Is she looked on as reasonable or not reasonable?
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what's happening is increasingly a chief of police,
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she's really the last kind of bastion of hope for the city of Seattle.
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as well as some of the political power brokers who are in the more kind of
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and I think that she can run on a very clear platform is standing up to
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but that was over a month ago and everybody got,
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But if this is what COVID is like for the average person,
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none of us would have even gone to the doctor for this.
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And then it went away and everybody is on the mend,
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but now we have to quarantine ourself for two weeks.
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You don't think COVID wants to live in this body.
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The whole family is now on the regiment of hydroxychloroquine.
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I'm thinking about having like a chicken pox party.
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I'm going to have to charge you extra and you're going to have to sign a release.
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my kids will lick their hands and put it on your face.
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Hiring employees is challenging during the best of times.
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trying to find the best person for the job during the era of COVID-19 means there's,
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Wouldn't it be great if somebody would come along and lift some of that burden off of your shoulders,
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Radiovote.com is the place to go to vote for Glenn Beck into the Radio Hall of Fame.
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Stu is very angry with me because who is keeping us close?
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when the Supreme Court won't even take up the first amendment violation of the state saying that churches have to have only 50 people.
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A separation of church and state that everybody always dreams about.
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And it was also meant to protect the state because some religions would say,
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You got to look like the Quaker Oats man to be able to be president.
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they don't have anything to do with each other.
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I put John Roberts into the douche hall of fame,
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I have no problem with the John Roberts criticism.
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I've never argued for shutdowns or anything like that.
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there seems to be no one in the position where you can take this thing
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seriously and not want to shut down the economy.
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You shouldn't be shutting down the economy and you also should be taking it
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As I know you have for a very long time as the nation's first guy in,
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in America to do a Corona virus special back in early February.
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You do and daily updates of this thing before anyone had any cases in this
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the real trouble from Corona virus will be the collapsing of the healthcare
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So we have to make sure that we don't collapse the healthcare system.
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And the real problem will be the effects on the economy.
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And that's without any government intervention.
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the woman in San Diego that approached a couple eating a picnic with their
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Think about a cheese sandwich through a strainer.
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You just maced him and their food because you disagreed.
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Since when, you know, a black man shot and killed because he was wearing a Trump hat this weekend?
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How is it that we have turned into people that we don't even, we don't even, hydroxychloroquine, which I'm now on.
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And by the way, you can't talk about this because you have never had COVID.
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So hydroxychloroquine, when did that become all about politics?
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I mean, I know when it did, the minute that Donald Trump talked about it.
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But we're not even talking about science anymore.
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We're not talking about being rational anymore.
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And if you don't go their way, they'll do whatever they can and they think they can get away with it.
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And you know why they think they can get away with it?
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I mean, if you want to talk about the Bubba effect in full blast, you're seeing the makings of it.
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The government is not stepping up and doing anything about things that everyone knows.
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No, it's so strange, the things that have become these bizarre political issues.
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I mean, Glenn, I'm going to go back to January and February when you were on the air talking about,
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hey, guys, like, why do doctors wear masks if they don't work?
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This is when the government is like, oh, no, they don't wear it.
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And they went through this whole thing and we all sat here going, that's obviously not right.
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And then the government decided to say, oh, now, now you do have to wear masks all the time.
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And now a lot of people are saying, well, no, I will never wear a mask because the government told me to wear it.
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The government shouldn't be mandating these things.
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Your standard of proof as the government to mandate a safety measure should be incredibly high.
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I mean, I don't even know if there is a level that I'm comfortable with.
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But even if you're a normal, non-crashy person.
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This should not be something that should happen unless you have massively high standard of evidence.
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And for masks, there's some evidence that shows that they're helpful.
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There's no evidence that shows that they're universally a cure, which is the way the media now treats them because Donald Trump didn't wear a mask a few times.
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So you have to take the opposite position of it.
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And the other thing is, like, as a personal as a personal safety measure, your standard of evidence for help should be low.
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If you think there's a chance that it will work and it's not really going to inconvenience you, you probably should wear one.
01:12:41.560
However, you know, the government should never be mandating something like this with the level of evidence they have for something like that.
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And these things become the same thing with hydroxychloroquine.
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Like the to say the media has to take this stance because Donald Trump mentioned it.
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The media has to take this stance that it does absolutely no good for anyone.
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And so they only highlight the studies that show that there's not all that much help from a hydroxychloroquine,
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though there are studies that do show there is help for certain people.
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So why wouldn't we instead try to take this on an individual level with our doctors who say, OK, I believe this will help you try it instead of this insane culture war thing that we're doing?
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Don't we just want to not have people get sick and die?
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I really don't think that that is the goal of many people in power.
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I think their goal is to divide, divide, divide, destroy and divide.
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And they'll use anything, anything in their power.
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You know, look, this happened with the mask because the federal government and those in the progressive or Marxist world,
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they don't believe in people, they don't believe in Americans.
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They believe Americans are greedy and white and therefore bad.
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And so what did they do when they needed the masks at the hospital?
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If they don't work, why are they rushing them to the hospitals?
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Instead, the federal government should have said, look, America, we need all the masks we can get.
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Please, if you have masks, if you can find masks, send them to us.
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And then when they would have had, you know, masks for everybody in the hospitals, which they do now,
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then they can come out and say, OK, masks are available for everybody.
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Thank you for those who, you know, did did help.
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It's spreading because it generally doesn't hit the youth.
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We're all so beat tired that we're not going out on two o'clock at the bar scene.
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And I would say, too, Glenn, not a lot of Republican voters out there at the bars at 23 years old.
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That group is voting about 90 percent Democrat.
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And yet red states are the ones getting blamed for the spread of the disease.
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So you have these red state voters who are all in colleges and they're all off a college
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and they're all going to the bar and the club scene and they're all hooking up.
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Because they know it doesn't affect, generally speaking, them.
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They have an easier time of getting through it.
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I'm going to get through it, especially if you've never been asked to not be selfish your entire life.
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When you when you have never been told that there is something great about this country,
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that we all rise to the highest level when we are in trouble, we all answer the call.
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If you've never been taught that, if you've never been asked to do that,
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it's always about you, you, you and what you want, your little baby cry rooms and everything else.
01:16:47.460
They're going to lecture, they're going to protest and they'll point the finger,
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Because they've never been told they couldn't do they they've never been told they couldn't do anything.
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They've never been told about a shared sacrifice unless it's a Marxist telling them that.
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And the Marxists aren't telling them that because the Marxists are now trying it to bring everybody together in chaos.
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We're staying at home because of a virus that I'm sorry.
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These things have happened since man was on the earth.
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It's been happening through the animal kingdom.
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And yes, we should do everything we can, but we should not tube the Western way of life for this.
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We should be protecting the most vulnerable, the people who are most likely to have this, to get this,
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have compromised immune systems, are elderly, etc., etc.
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Because they don't care if they get sick because they're most likely not going to die.
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So why are we quarantining everyone when we should be quarantining just the people who are the most likely to get sick?
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We're not opening schools because look at the demands of the school unions, the teachers unions.
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They're asking to teach Black Lives Matter nonsense.
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And the longer we don't return to who we are, the less likely it will be that we'll even recognize what reality is when we do come back.
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I'm sorry, this is a baby aspirin talk, and I'm so hepped up on baby aspirin right now.
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Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
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Today, the body of John Lewis is arriving right now in D.C.
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His body is going to lay in state, and we are laying in a state of complete confusion and violence in many of our cities.
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We're going to tell you the truth of what's going on.
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And somebody who seems to be mad at me a little bit, Kathy, she's in Minnesota, and she's upset because she says,
01:24:00.140
I don't think I'm downplaying COVID, but we'll get her point of view here in just a second.
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If you've missed any of the show today, you've missed a lot.
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I apparently have not gotten it, or I did, and it was so light, and I don't know.
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But I've been quarantined with my family now for the next two weeks until we get this down.
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So I can speak because every family member has had COVID now, except for me and my two grandchildren.
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We're going to talk to Kathy about her situation in 60 seconds.
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Somewhere in America, within the sound of my voice, there is a man with a razor-sharp blade,
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listening with pleasure as it slices cleanly through the flesh of an onion.
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Around him, the air is filled with the sound of delightful things sizzling.
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Here and there, light clouds of aromic smoke rising to the ceiling like an ancient holy sacrifice.
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And the busy staff swarm about the kitchen in kind of a choreographed miracle.
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He's waited for this restaurant for a long time.
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He built the business from the ground with his own hard work and brute determination.
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And thank God he's one of the lucky ones that survived.
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He believes in a handshake and a man's words still means something.
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And when he strolls through the kitchen on the nights he's not cooking himself, surveying
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First of all, I just want to make sure you're not assuming I'm a liberal because I'm from
01:26:39.560
So, first of all, before we get into your call, tell me what it is like to be a conservative
01:27:00.580
I work with some local powerful doctors, so I don't want to go there.
01:27:08.320
But the only place I feel safe is among my Catholic community.
01:27:13.540
And we just had a picnic last night with the Knights of Columbus, and it was so refreshing
01:27:17.560
to sit and just talk about pro-life and talk about, you know, I'm part of the pro-life
01:27:25.700
And it just felt so good, like, I'm free, I'm free.
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What are the property values doing around there?
01:27:43.400
What are the property values doing around there?
01:27:46.760
Well, they're leaving Minneapolis in droves, is what I'm hearing.
01:27:50.220
And sadly, they're not going to get their value out of their homes.
01:28:07.280
My daughter was down there for the guard for the week.
01:28:16.480
Plus, it all originated here, which makes it, you know, very difficult.
01:28:32.460
So, anyway, you wanted to talk to me about coronavirus.
01:28:38.980
And I actually, because I don't trust the media, anything that puts, you know, President
01:28:51.040
Even though I work at a hospital, I saw him pull up the temporary morgue outside our doors.
01:28:58.960
But my niece and my nephew and his wife, they're in Oklahoma City, but they got it.
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But my niece, she is at least six, seven weeks out and still has not got her taste or smell back.
01:29:16.340
And I was like, it just really hit me, you know, that she's scared.
01:29:20.740
You know, when you can't taste and enjoy food, you know, she's scared.
01:29:24.740
And I thought, you know, Kathy, you've got to take a step back.
01:29:30.320
I just, sometimes, I just worry that it may sound too light not to look at the other side of it as well.
01:29:40.340
No, but we do look at the, we do look at the other side.
01:29:46.320
I'm telling you that the strain that my family has had, and I know there are different strains,
01:29:53.680
I am, my doctor is concerned because I have an immune disorder.
01:30:04.980
They describe it as a cold with a fever and said it was nothing.
01:30:12.780
I've never seen anything take every single member of the family.
01:30:17.200
I mean, everybody got sick within five days, four days.
01:30:24.180
But as far as what I saw, now I know it's different and different strains, but, you know, we have to take it seriously.
01:30:32.460
But we also have to know we're all going to get it.
01:30:40.420
So, Kathy, thank you so much for your phone call.
01:30:43.000
Well, that led me to one thing on the medications you were talking about.
01:30:47.260
Part of the aspirin is for blood thinning because it has also caused clots.
01:30:54.460
Yeah, no, I knew it wasn't for pain because I couldn't handle baby aspirin.
01:31:01.900
But, yeah, no, it's for blood clotting, which I think is brilliant.
01:31:06.580
And I mean, what did you think of the doctor has me on hydroxychloroquine, baby aspirin, zinc,
01:31:14.520
and the inhalant suspension of bucesanide or something like that, budesanide?
01:31:31.940
As far as I know, she just works in a hospital.
01:31:38.140
My doctor has been all over this, and he knew exactly what to call in.
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It's the first time I've ever gotten a diagnosis, though, at 830 at night on a Sunday,
01:31:52.920
Shows that they're working hard to get it done.
01:31:56.660
Ed in Florida, you're on the Glenn Beck program.
01:32:13.600
You know, all this COVID talk, and, you know, I did, while listening live, vote for you
01:32:29.500
I mean, it had to be a tough choice between me and the NPR people.
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It was, it was the hardest choice I've had to make, you know.
01:32:44.100
Anyway, I wanted to, like I told the call screen, and I wanted to tell you why I voted
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Stu, you know, he goes on his rants, and everybody talks.
01:33:01.560
You give everybody their time, and you thank Hillary, four-minute buzz.
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The thanking of Hillary, I think, is what put him over the top for me.
01:33:16.400
I tried to do, no, Stu, I tried to do your power hour, but I fell out about, I guess,
01:33:25.640
This show always does, it always sounds better when drunk.
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It was when Glenn was drunk back in the day, it was always great.
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If you don't know what we're talking about, today is the first day.
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Where you can vote for Radio Hall of Fame, then narrow down, I think, to four different
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If I lose to NPR, I think I'm going to hang myself, and it won't be funny.
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I know this audience will vote for NPR just because they'll think it's funny that I lost
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So you got a couple weeks here, but get it done.
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And if I don't win this year, I'm going to start Glenn's Radio Statue Matters.
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Let me welcome somebody to the family of radio stations.
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I want to take a quick break and then we'll come back more your phone calls and some news of the day in just a second.
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I'm like, OK, I don't care if it's covid or not.
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I'm going to fake the doctors telling me to stay in the house for the next two.
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I'm just so hepped up on baby aspirin right now.
01:38:36.580
I've been watching you all morning talking about you having possibly the COVID and taking
01:38:40.380
all those medications and just wanted to share my experience.
01:38:44.060
Back in January, the third week, it was the 27th to be exact.
01:38:56.140
I was on my job as a courier and I was in Tennessee.
01:38:58.740
You know, great people down there rushed me to a hospital, brought me, you know, back.
01:39:06.780
They kept me in the ICU for about a few days just watching me.
01:39:10.340
And to make a long story short, they came to the conclusion that I just bugged a lot real badly.
01:39:14.600
I did overhear some people talking about the COVID and not to be testing everybody because
01:39:23.160
Now, in hindsight, you look back and you see what the doctors are saying.
01:39:26.300
I have no doubt that that wasn't the COVID on me at that time.
01:39:29.660
This was before President Trump announced and shut the board.
01:39:38.340
And I think a lot of people have had it and just didn't realize it.
01:39:42.980
I mean, we honestly, if it wasn't for all of the hype and us being responsible and not
01:39:48.660
wanting to get other people sick, we wouldn't even have tested for it.
01:39:53.200
We wouldn't have tested for it because it was so mild in our family.
01:40:21.460
I thought it was because it had all the symptoms, but it was so mild.
01:40:32.840
And it's I think it's something that before COVID became COVID, I bet you a lot of people
01:40:40.920
had it and stayed at home and, you know, or went to the doctor and they didn't know what
01:40:46.740
They just treated it like a flu and it passed and and everybody was fine.
01:40:52.120
How do you get how do you get to the point to where you know that most people are going
01:41:02.120
So how do we get if we don't get herd immunity?
01:41:09.600
Well, I mean, obviously, the most the best case scenario would be a treatment, right?
01:41:13.140
Like we have a lot of diseases that would run rampant in our society if we didn't have
01:41:16.740
We're hopefully getting closer and closer to that.
01:41:20.600
They seem incredibly optimistic about it, you know, which is I know it's more optimistic
01:41:27.000
I mean, the experts are more optimistic than I am on an actual vaccine or treatment coming
01:41:31.280
But we've already seen, as you have, Glenn, right in front of you, multiple examples of
01:41:38.880
There's a lot of things at the beginning of this that they were doing that they're no longer
01:41:43.500
And in like, for example, the breathable steroid thing is a relatively new development that
01:41:48.960
seems to make a real difference if they catch it at the right time.
01:41:54.920
I mean, I keep we keep joking about Pepsid, but that's actually another one, too, they're
01:42:00.600
They think could actually do something, which is bizarre.
01:42:06.060
Well, the way, you know, because hydroxychloroquine is is the way they it works.
01:42:11.160
Basically, I always think of it as like, you know, a Christmas story where all the dogs
01:42:17.460
from next door keep coming through the doggy door.
01:42:19.720
That's like the spikes of the of the coronavirus.
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And the way they get the way your cells fight that off is to essentially spray it with
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This is a terrible non-medical description, but this is how I think of it.
01:42:40.160
So, but think of it, you know, another 80s movie.
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You know, gremlins would come in through if they came in.
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That was one of the rules because they would multiply.
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The problem is that yes, the the coronavirus likes the acid that gets squirted at it.
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So it basically multiplies what hydroxychloroquine does is turn off that response.
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So that's why they were so optimistic about hydroxychloroquine at the beginning turning acid
01:43:05.400
Well, I would assume that there's some with pepsid being that's basically its function, right?
01:43:09.860
That is not giving you acid reflux and indigestion and all of these things that it's probably
01:43:17.000
That's probably why they tried it in the first place.
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However, I don't I mean, if it's if we come down to the end of this thing and they're
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If we flush the the the entire culture that created and gave us the opportunity to have
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By the way, if my doctor would have talked like that a couple of weeks ago when I was
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passing the kidney stone and he would have said, OK, you ever see Indiana Jones, the
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first one with the big rock, right with the big rock coming down.
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That's your fallopian tube or whatever it is that the kidney stone has.
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If you have a fallopian tube, we have a larger discussion to have here this afternoon.
01:44:28.500
Not only was he suffering at one point from stiffness that comes along from a lot of years
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of hard work and age beginning to catch up on him, but the stiffness was also giving him
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There were days when he felt deep despair, thinking things aren't ever going to get better.
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I remember the time when I was I was worried that I would not be able to button my own shirts
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The headaches and most of the pain, Michael got his life back.
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Go to RadioVote.com up until August 9th to vote for Glenn Beck into the Radio Hall of Fame.
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I've been listening to you all the way back since Fox News.
01:46:20.420
I am wondering about this coin shortages that we're having.
01:46:25.500
I don't think I've ever in my life had coins that were not available.
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Yes, but I don't think that's what this is all about.
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I honestly have not spent the time looking at the coin shortage.
01:46:43.120
I've been looking at the dollar abundance and been researching some other things.
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But the short answer on the coin shortage, I don't know why we're going through this right now.
01:46:57.220
Longer answer for you, really the root of your question, are we going to a cashless society?
01:47:08.000
But it will take the collapse of the U.S. dollar to bring us to that.
01:47:15.960
And we're going to most likely go back to a gold standard, at least for a while.
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Then it will be digitized and, you know, the banks will close.
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Unfortunately, we did this in just before World War Two in the Great Depression.
01:47:35.200
And this is what happens when you go off the gold standard, as we did in 73, Stu, or 71 with Nixon.
01:47:45.060
Gold has just gone through a record spike again.
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It just passed the September 2011 price of $1,943.
01:48:00.740
And I'll tell you, it is, I think, is going to continue to go through the roof as we go into the fall.
01:48:08.220
And then some, and you don't want to know what the world is like when we have gold at $2,000, $3,000, $5,000 an ounce.
01:48:27.700
There's a lot of shortages of different things because the factories aren't open.
01:48:34.420
There is a shortage, from what I understand, of sheetrock, of building in some places.
01:48:43.180
I know that I had to pour some concrete a couple of weeks ago.
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And I paid three times the price of concrete because we can't get the coal ash.
01:48:58.120
They could tell you anything to charge you three times the cost, didn't they?
01:49:09.180
No, there's something that they add into it so they don't have to add so much sand.
01:49:13.880
And right now, the stuff that I poured was, you know, had real sand and a lot of real sand.
01:49:23.720
And I've talked about this for the last couple of years, and nobody seems to be concerned about it.
01:49:34.480
We can't get the sand from the desert because that is smooth on all sides.
01:49:39.360
The sand that we can use only really comes from oceans and the bottom of rivers where it's just been broken and it's all jagged.
01:49:53.600
We run out of a lot of things, a lot of things, and nobody thinks about it.
01:50:04.340
And on the coins, it seems like less people going out and having face-to-face transactions is stopping the circulation of these coins.
01:50:12.560
People are just, you know, keeping them at home.
01:50:14.880
And the mint has turned down the amount of coins they're making because of coronavirus and short, you know, lowering staff numbers.
01:50:23.240
So, that is apparently what's causing the coin shortage.
01:50:30.720
People make change, and then they get that change, and then they just keep it at home.
01:50:39.420
So, that's the, the aluminum thing is interesting because they're having, usually like, you know, you're selling beer, let's say, in a keg.
01:50:50.120
That has not been one of the market, one of the industries that's been hard hit by the coronavirus.
01:50:54.800
I mean, people are still finding a way to buy their alcohol, oddly.
01:50:58.840
But, but they're taking, instead of selling it in kegs, they're selling it in individual cans for people at home.
01:51:05.860
It's why, apparently also why some soda flavors have been, you know, not, not really been seen on shelves in a while because they are trying to go to their core flavors.
01:51:21.420
We're losing the Western way of life and we can't have any flavor of soda we want.
01:51:30.720
Also, Glenn, a big one today is the Miami Marlins of Major League Baseball, of course, have, now have 12 players that have tested positive over the past couple of days.
01:51:46.580
Also, they were just playing, I think, the Phillies and the Phillies now have canceled their next game as well because they want to see who's going to test positive.
01:51:54.000
But they believe, you know, but now I think it's 12 players and two coaches on the Marlins at least.
01:51:58.720
And this is the thing where the NBA has decided to kind of put everybody under a bubble at Disneyland and not really let anyone go anywhere.
01:52:06.000
Major League Baseball, so I just decided to not put fans in the stands and are still kind of traveling around.
01:52:11.660
And they've been criticized for that approach, whether it lasts or not, who knows.
01:52:15.140
But already four days, four days into the season, we're seeing a real threat to the league already.
01:52:24.220
I mean, if a team has to not play, an entire team drops out, are they going to, you know, are they going to cancel the season?
01:52:34.980
How does Major League Baseball survive something like this?
01:52:38.180
I mean, it's not like they have a, you know, a low cost service that they're providing.
01:52:44.820
I mean, because it's the canceling the season is very bad for baseball.
01:52:49.720
The worst case scenario, though, is starting the season, going through all of that setup, all of the expense, and then not getting any of the revenue out of the television rights that they were expecting.
01:53:01.380
If they have to start it and then stop it this quickly, this would be obviously a massive disaster.
01:53:05.760
But they're just like every other business in America.
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Every other business is having to deal with the same stuff.
01:53:14.240
I mean, if this goes down this quickly, it's going to be one of the it's going to be catastrophic and historic in its nature.
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If you happen to have opening day tickets for any baseball game, any Major League game, if you have just one, please send it to me for our collection and our museum.
01:53:42.380
And it's it's it's quite a historic thing to have a ticket to opening, you know, the opening games in the middle of the summer in this in this covid era.
01:53:56.800
So, please, if you have one and you you don't mind sending it to us to preserve, please send it to us.
01:54:04.840
And we should be clear here, you know, coronavirus can be very dangerous.
01:54:09.980
There's only one known cure, which is, of course, attending a Black Lives Matter rally.
01:54:15.100
If you can get to a rally for saying that will wipe out the coronavirus completely.
01:54:20.360
And, you know, that's the only way you can do it.
01:54:22.460
So if you want to go out there and you'll be all all lives matter, you're going to get coronavirus.
01:54:26.580
If you're Black Lives Matter, you're going to be totally fine.
01:54:29.460
As long as you embrace Marxism, everything should be good.
01:54:34.280
Some people do die of Black Lives Matter, the covid strain.
01:54:40.820
You know, we a lot of people died over this weekend, all of them in those riots, all of them that were injured or killed all covid.
01:54:50.800
I don't know if you know, because it's a very peaceful rally that were happening all over the country this weekend.
01:55:06.700
It doesn't feel like this election is even happening.
01:55:19.660
I still kind of, you know, there's multiple reasons to explain Joe Biden's lead.
01:55:28.160
It's a lead that's significant and bigger than it was against Hillary Clinton.
01:55:34.020
I think that you have typically 100 days out polls aren't all that accurate.
01:55:44.740
I mean, you have to believe at least aliens are going to invade before the election happens.
01:55:49.300
If not 10 other things we've never thought were possible.
01:55:53.000
Something's going to happen that's going to turn totally turn this away from what we think this election is going to be.
01:55:59.700
You know, whether you think it's going to be about coronavirus or the economy or Black Lives Matter or whatever you think.
01:56:05.240
So those are but those are normal, normal things to think about 100 days out.
01:56:10.340
There can always be a massive event that can switch things over.
01:56:12.500
And, you know, polls, you can't look at them and lock them in this early.
01:56:16.780
The difference to me, though, because those things are are there and possible.
01:56:22.040
But I would not be very confident if I were Donald Trump looking at the polls, even with those two possibilities out there.
01:56:27.900
The third one, though, I think is more significant, which is just this year is totally different than any other election we've ever faced.
01:56:36.840
To the point of, Glenn, we don't even know what the polls are going to look like.
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We don't even know if people are going to be in-person voting this year in November at this point.
01:56:48.580
There's so much up in the air that I think, like, if you were to get a situation where, let's say, in September or October,
01:56:55.220
they come out with a treatment that is really, really effective and that turns this thing around and the economy is raging in November.
01:57:05.720
Like, it can go from him being way behind to being the favorite with something like that happening.
01:57:15.100
I will walk through a sewer full of coronavirus to go vote.
01:57:20.980
Nothing is going to stop me from going to the polls.
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And I think there's going to be a lot of people like that.
01:57:28.380
I think there will be a lot of people that, you know, have Joe Biden as their candidate.
01:57:40.760
And the good thing is, is the Democrats are up to it.
01:57:47.400
I love saying I told you so, unless it's bad news.
01:57:57.940
The Fed is printing like it's going out of style.
01:58:02.940
It's bad for everything but gold, quite honestly.
01:58:06.160
Goldline has reinstated their special on exclusive $5 Liberty coins.
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And on top of that, with any order, you're going to receive a free gift of five silver.
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Gold is shooting through the roof, as I told you just a few minutes ago.
01:58:28.500
The market right now is going through what is known as the Death Cross.
01:58:33.120
Basically, it's a lovely flowery name for hard times when it comes to the dollar.
01:58:38.180
In eight out of nine cases, the Death Cross has been followed by a sustained period of dollar weakness.
01:58:49.320
If it drops by 30% for every dollar you had in the bank or you had in your pocket, it's going to be worth 70%.
01:58:57.260
That is what makes gold go up, is because you start to lose value of the dollar.
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You're looking for something that will hold its value.
01:59:07.000
Buying gold when the dollar is weakening is like turning lemons into lemonade.
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Please research this and find out if it's right for you.
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Don't take my word for it or their word for it.
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Get five mind-your-own-business bars out of silver for free with any order.
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Again, they just had their $5 Liberty coins up for sale again.
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These are the coins that I just ordered recently.
02:00:05.940
So, there's an article that I'd like you to check out.
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It's on glennbeck.com and it is all about the floods in China.
02:00:19.420
Why would I even care about the floods in China?
02:00:25.160
It's monsoon season and they're up over 200% now.
02:00:31.340
And because of the Three Gorges Dam, this is the dam that they built.
02:00:39.860
How many years ago, Stu, did they open this thing up?
02:00:45.140
And then they updated it, I think, about five or six years ago.
02:00:49.520
But it has been updated and made very powerful.
02:00:53.600
And when they opened it up again, it actually slowed the rotation of the earth for a short period of time.
02:01:06.860
And this is one of the reasons why we have such a shortage of sand is because of these dams.
02:01:11.600
Well, unfortunately, because of these monsoons, the reservoir system has passed the flood stage six weeks ago.
02:01:30.160
It, it, they've already had to destroy two dozen other dams to try to relieve pressure.
02:01:37.860
But our satellites are showing that this dam is about to buckle.
02:01:43.060
In fact, if you look at the, you look at the story in England, King's College in London just issued a dire warning saying we're looking at the satellite pictures and this thing is buckling and about to blow.
02:01:58.640
If that blows, uh, food security all over the globe is going to be wildly affected.
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Please read this article at glennbeck.com as you read about wars and rumors of wars and floods and famines.
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Uh, this is a really key thing to pay attention to because everybody else is concentrating on nonsense.
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This is really, really important, and it ends with what should you do about it.