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00:00:00.000 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:05.640 Hello, America, and welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:08.480 Wow.

00:00:09.460 We, I kind of think, I think I had a moment of crystallization

00:00:15.860 of what's going on in our country with the police.

00:00:19.080 I don't know if you've seen the latest numbers,

00:00:20.960 but police forces all around the country are dwindling.

00:00:25.300 Gee, I can't imagine why.

00:00:27.580 By the way, there's some more lawsuits being filed against our police officers.

00:00:32.060 We'll tell you about that.

00:00:33.440 Also, the Great Reset.

00:00:36.580 Anyone who said it was a conspiracy theory, give me five minutes.

00:00:41.180 We begin there in 60 seconds.

00:00:46.380 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:00:48.860 So, Jim lives in Texas.

00:00:50.340 He's been living with severe neck and shoulder pain for the past several years.

00:00:53.180 One of the reasons he put up with it for so long is he's a colossal skeptic.

00:00:58.540 I know.

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00:01:09.840 Anyway, you hear somebody like me.

00:01:12.980 Hi, I'm Glenn Beck, the big mouth for Relief Factor.

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00:01:18.980 He didn't buy into it.

00:01:22.000 Fortunately for Jim, he's got a wife who's like my wife, meaning she got tired of listening

00:01:25.920 gripe about being in pain all the time.

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00:01:45.020 Then a funny thing happened when he started to take it.

00:01:47.220 A few weeks in, he realized his pain was starting to go away.

00:01:50.440 Now, if he's like me, he didn't tell his wife that.

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00:02:34.500 All right.

00:02:35.240 If you've been following the program for any given time here in the last few months,

00:02:42.540 you've heard of the Great Reset.

00:02:44.220 Let me set it out just in case you happen to be, you know, stumbling into us.

00:02:48.620 There's talk radio.

00:02:50.740 What?

00:02:51.260 I've never heard of this.

00:02:53.180 And you're just, you're tuning in for the first time.

00:02:55.880 Welcome.

00:02:56.500 Thank you for listening.

00:02:58.160 This all started because of, uh, uh, because of climate change.

00:03:03.920 But then COVID happened and the World Economic Forum was like, wait a minute, we don't need

00:03:12.180 climate change to get started.

00:03:14.400 We got COVID.

00:03:16.120 And now that we've dismantled the world, let's put it back closer to our heart's desire.

00:03:23.280 So that's when the World Economic Forum launched 2020, the radical Great Reset initiative in

00:03:31.700 partnership with various leaders from the public and private sectors, including our own Joe Biden,

00:03:38.320 who used the Great Reset, uh, slogan as his campaign slogan.

00:03:43.320 Do you remember?

00:03:45.000 Build Back Better, which sounded ridiculous.

00:03:48.660 It sounded either like it had been put together by a second grader or Build Back Better is not its original language, English.

00:03:57.840 Yeah, you're right.

00:03:58.760 It's not mine either.

00:03:59.700 So cut me some slack.

00:04:01.160 Um, so, so Build Back Better was used not only here in America, but in England and in France, all over the world as campaign slogans.

00:04:12.960 Whoa, what a coincidence.

00:04:15.260 It's also the slogan for the Great Reset.

00:04:21.100 So now you have the public people doing it.

00:04:23.980 And now you also have the CEO of major corporations, as well as banks, central banks, financial institutions, labor unions, international organizations,

00:04:34.620 all of them coming together to push the reset button on the global economy because we need it.

00:04:42.300 Capitalism just doesn't work.

00:04:44.320 It doesn't work.

00:04:45.520 And believe me, your kids buy into this.

00:04:48.100 I don't care how old they are.

00:04:49.320 Your kids are hearing this in school and they're buying into it.

00:04:53.980 Now, we're not practicing capitalism now.

00:04:57.960 What we're practicing is corrupt capitalism or crony capitalism.

00:05:03.420 True capitalism is a real, true, free market where the government doesn't pick winners and losers.

00:05:10.480 Okay, that's what's been happening.

00:05:11.960 And the way they pick them is like, gee, who's going to help me get elected or re-elected?

00:05:20.340 Hey, there's this little company called Google.

00:05:22.560 Oh, yes.

00:05:23.860 Hi, Google.

00:05:24.860 How much to my re-election committee?

00:05:28.740 That's how capitalism is working now.

00:05:31.520 And everybody gets rich except for you, for those who aren't playing the game.

00:05:37.860 Okay, so we've been telling you about this stakeholder capitalism, this idea of everyone's a stakeholder.

00:05:45.960 So it's not just the people who own the companies, you know, or the shareholders.

00:05:50.720 Shareholder capitalism is evil because it only worries about profit.

00:05:54.640 We all have a stake in that company because they're using our water in our air.

00:05:59.600 So stakeholder capitalism is the Chinese model.

00:06:05.520 Whatever is happening over in China with their system, that's basically what we're going to get all over the world with a giant world government.

00:06:14.700 No, no, don't worry.

00:06:16.420 You'll be able to, if you like your government, you'll be able to keep your government.

00:06:21.300 Don't worry.

00:06:22.920 Okay, so now every country is in on this.

00:06:27.000 And you say that, you know, it's a conspiracy theory.

00:06:32.580 Yeah, yeah, yeah, the Great Reset.

00:06:35.940 It talks about it on the World Economic Forum, but, you know, nobody's really going to do that.

00:06:41.020 Okay, all right, okay, okay, all right.

00:06:44.260 The first thing they have to do to have the Great Reset is to create a variety of new government programs,

00:06:51.300 including policies similar to the far-left Green New Deal resolution that is now called the Infrastructure Bill.

00:07:01.020 Did you know that?

00:07:02.920 Has anybody really put that in perspective?

00:07:05.180 All of the things that were in the Green New Deal, most of them are now in the Infrastructure Bill.

00:07:11.500 The second thing is the global adoption of environmental, social, and governance standards.

00:07:24.980 Now, what is this?

00:07:26.860 Well, we've talked to the banks.

00:07:28.120 One of the five biggest banks in the country called me shockingly after one show and said,

00:07:34.760 one TV show on the Internet behind a paywall.

00:07:39.300 And they called to say, we just want you to know this is corporate headquarters for big money, big bank,

00:07:46.720 and we just want you to know you got that all wrong.

00:07:51.120 Really?

00:07:51.440 Well, we'd love to correct it.

00:07:52.600 No, you don't need to correct anything.

00:07:54.140 I mean, you didn't get anything wrong, wrong.

00:07:56.920 You just, you know, you're phrasing it in a way it sounds scary.

00:08:01.740 Uh-huh.

00:08:02.160 Could you phrase it in a way where it doesn't sound scary?

00:08:05.840 Yeah.

00:08:07.380 We're not scary people.

00:08:09.160 We'd never do it the scary way.

00:08:11.600 Oh, I'll get right on that story.

00:08:14.960 So, the, what they're saying is the ESGs are just for your education.

00:08:22.280 That's all it is.

00:08:23.760 It's so you can make smart investments.

00:08:26.380 Okay.

00:08:28.000 Well, I've got some news.

00:08:30.460 Under the ESG model, companies are not only rated using traditional metrics,

00:08:37.680 such as revenues and the quality of goods and services offered,

00:08:40.580 but also on a variety of social justice metrics,

00:08:45.040 such as your carbon footprint,

00:08:48.620 the air quality of businesses' supply chain,

00:08:51.380 having the right ratio of Asians to Hispanics working for the company,

00:08:56.520 among other factors.

00:08:57.640 Thousands of companies, thousands of them,

00:09:02.600 look up any company, just look up their report, any company,

00:09:07.400 and just type in Coca-Cola ESG, Ford ESG, Mercedes-Benz ESG.

00:09:15.040 You'll see they've all adopted it.

00:09:19.440 82% of all large companies in the United States have done so voluntarily.

00:09:26.140 82%.

00:09:27.900 Now,

00:09:31.100 there's a great deal of money to be made if you play this game.

00:09:40.100 How?

00:09:41.740 Well, I told you, we're the big bank.

00:09:44.000 We're never going to do this.

00:09:45.980 Mm-hmm.

00:09:46.340 Well, we've been warning you that the government mandates,

00:09:52.560 the new government programs and ESGs,

00:09:55.640 mainly from these huge corporations,

00:09:58.600 are going to be codified.

00:10:00.600 And it's all going to start to come together where

00:10:03.220 a bank can't give your company a loan

00:10:06.420 unless you have a high ESG score.

00:10:08.840 If you invest your money in Wall Street and 401k,

00:10:15.100 if you invest it in a low ESG scored company

00:10:21.000 because you believe in the company,

00:10:23.100 but it's not playing the game,

00:10:25.980 you'll be penalized.

00:10:27.940 And you'll find it harder and harder for you to get a loan.

00:10:31.520 You won't get a loan,

00:10:33.520 and you won't get a loan,

00:10:34.880 and you and you and you won't get a loan.

00:10:38.240 Glenn, could you please just get to the new information?

00:10:42.740 Yes, I will.

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00:12:18.520 Oh my.

00:12:21.040 This is exciting.

00:12:25.240 It's exciting.

00:12:26.840 Okay.

00:12:27.980 Last month,

00:12:29.240 in a little reported story out of Europe,

00:12:33.060 the European Parliament has voted

00:12:35.500 in favor of a resolution

00:12:37.700 that demands all large companies in the EU,

00:12:41.720 as well as some smaller businesses,

00:12:43.620 put ESG standards into place

00:12:46.800 or face harsh fines

00:12:49.860 for their respective national governments.

00:12:53.120 So if you don't have an ESG,

00:12:55.640 this is EU,

00:12:56.560 if you don't have an ESG score

00:12:58.940 that you're living by,

00:13:00.940 you better start living by your,

00:13:02.800 I mean,

00:13:03.020 they're already doled out for you.

00:13:04.440 Don't worry.

00:13:05.060 You got one.

00:13:05.800 You're going to get one for your house

00:13:07.200 and you for your kids

00:13:09.060 and everything.

00:13:09.460 It's going to be great.

00:13:10.320 Anyway,

00:13:11.260 this conspiracy theory

00:13:13.100 that is definitely

00:13:14.400 not going to be codified,

00:13:17.480 the EU Parliament

00:13:19.200 just voted in favor

00:13:21.200 of that demand

00:13:22.480 to make sure

00:13:23.140 that all of the companies

00:13:24.260 are using ESG standards.

00:13:27.340 Well,

00:13:27.640 this is a good thing

00:13:28.580 because it's happening in Europe

00:13:29.760 and not in America.

00:13:31.180 The resolution passed

00:13:32.900 by the European Parliament

00:13:34.420 is not yet binding

00:13:36.280 on member states.

00:13:37.920 It's a strong sign,

00:13:39.440 however,

00:13:40.220 that the thumb screws

00:13:41.900 are coming out

00:13:42.880 and everyone will,

00:13:44.140 of course,

00:13:44.520 adopt it.

00:13:45.320 In order for the resolution

00:13:46.660 to be combining,

00:13:47.520 the European Commission

00:13:48.680 must formally propose

00:13:51.300 the resolution

00:13:52.000 as legislation

00:13:53.140 and then Parliament

00:13:53.960 and the member states

00:13:54.780 have to vote

00:13:55.480 for the legislation.

00:13:58.500 Okay.

00:13:59.400 All right.

00:14:00.320 Now,

00:14:00.840 it's going to happen

00:14:02.460 because there is

00:14:03.220 overwhelming support

00:14:05.140 for it

00:14:05.720 in the EU.

00:14:07.300 All right?

00:14:07.700 Now,

00:14:09.280 according to the

00:14:10.360 international law firm

00:14:11.540 of Sherman and Sterling,

00:14:13.560 when Sherman talks,

00:14:14.920 Sterling listens.

00:14:16.460 Even though Sterling is like,

00:14:18.160 that's Sherman, 1.00

00:14:18.880 he's a backstabbing bastard. 1.00

00:14:21.080 I should have had 1.00

00:14:21.720 my name first.

00:14:22.900 Anyway,

00:14:23.600 they said,

00:14:24.360 the proposed due diligence

00:14:25.660 framework targets

00:14:26.660 three categories

00:14:27.520 of potential

00:14:29.120 and or actual

00:14:31.340 adverse impacts,

00:14:32.940 including human rights,

00:14:34.160 the environment,

00:14:34.740 and good governance.

00:14:35.580 These categories

00:14:37.220 are deliberately broad,

00:14:39.540 said either Sterling

00:14:40.740 or Sherman,

00:14:41.960 and would in many cases

00:14:43.180 require businesses

00:14:44.140 to make sweeping reforms

00:14:46.160 to align with

00:14:47.560 left-wing social justice goals,

00:14:50.700 imposing them

00:14:51.600 on the societies

00:14:52.540 in which they operate.

00:14:53.800 For example,

00:14:54.620 the human rights category

00:14:56.280 means any potential

00:14:58.100 or actual adverse impact

00:15:00.220 that may impair

00:15:01.140 the full enjoyment

00:15:02.300 of human rights

00:15:03.580 by individuals

00:15:04.720 or groups of individuals

00:15:05.940 in relation to human rights,

00:15:07.520 including social,

00:15:08.840 worker,

00:15:09.540 and trade union rights.

00:15:12.320 Ha ha ha!

00:15:13.620 These categories,

00:15:15.320 Sherman or Sterling

00:15:16.940 went on to say,

00:15:18.160 are deliberately broad,

00:15:19.680 and they will protect

00:15:21.080 the environment,

00:15:22.320 and it would involve,

00:15:23.320 according to Sherman

00:15:24.000 and Sterling,

00:15:24.860 the right to safe,

00:15:25.940 clean, healthy,

00:15:26.820 sustainable,

00:15:27.660 biodiverse environment,

00:15:29.620 as defined

00:15:31.020 by the internationally

00:15:31.920 recognized

00:15:32.720 and EU

00:15:34.000 environmental standards.

00:15:36.280 Further,

00:15:36.760 the resolution demands,

00:15:37.840 now get this,

00:15:38.640 this is where you come in,

00:15:40.520 further,

00:15:40.980 the resolution demands

00:15:42.000 that businesses,

00:15:43.640 that business strategy

00:15:45.020 should be aligned

00:15:46.320 with union policy objectives

00:15:48.700 in the field

00:15:49.500 of human rights

00:15:50.160 and the environment,

00:15:50.860 including

00:15:51.260 the European Green Deal

00:15:53.520 and the commitment

00:15:54.760 to reduce greenhouse emissions

00:15:56.160 by at least 55%

00:15:57.540 by 2030.

00:15:59.620 Perhaps most importantly

00:16:01.240 for Americans

00:16:02.040 and U.S. businesses,

00:16:03.760 the Parliament's resolution

00:16:04.740 calls for these ESG requirements

00:16:06.580 to cover

00:16:07.040 all business activities,

00:16:10.640 including

00:16:11.320 its value chain.

00:16:14.060 For those of you

00:16:15.300 who don't speak 0.96

00:16:16.360 legalese business bullcrap, 0.59

00:16:19.820 the value chain 0.93

00:16:20.920 is everybody

00:16:22.920 that makes something

00:16:23.880 for that company.

00:16:25.200 That's where you come in.

00:16:27.160 The value chain

00:16:28.080 is defined

00:16:28.760 in the resolution

00:16:29.840 as all activities,

00:16:33.320 all operations,

00:16:34.800 all business relationships,

00:16:36.440 and all investment chains

00:16:38.960 of an undertaking,

00:16:40.020 which includes

00:16:41.580 all entities

00:16:42.820 with the undertaking.

00:16:44.240 It has a direct

00:16:45.820 or indirect

00:16:46.760 business relationship

00:16:48.320 upstream

00:16:48.920 and downstream,

00:16:50.600 and either

00:16:52.180 A,

00:16:52.640 supplies products,

00:16:53.480 parts,

00:16:53.840 or products,

00:16:54.600 or services

00:16:55.240 that can contribute

00:16:56.740 to the undertaking's

00:16:57.620 own products or services,

00:16:58.840 or receive products

00:17:00.480 or services

00:17:00.980 from the undertaking.

00:17:03.200 So in other words,

00:17:04.320 you want to do business

00:17:05.640 with Europe

00:17:06.580 or anybody

00:17:08.340 in the European Union's

00:17:10.880 large businesses,

00:17:11.700 you will have to have

00:17:13.520 an ESG standard

00:17:14.640 of your own,

00:17:15.980 which complies

00:17:17.980 with the European Union

00:17:19.460 Green New Deal

00:17:21.980 and ESG mandates.

00:17:23.840 And if you don't,

00:17:26.280 well, that's okay.

00:17:27.020 That's your choice,

00:17:27.940 but you're not going

00:17:29.000 to be able to,

00:17:29.740 mark of the beast,

00:17:30.700 you're not going

00:17:31.320 to be able

00:17:31.780 to do any business

00:17:32.680 or buy anything

00:17:33.680 because you don't have

00:17:34.720 the right ESG standing.

00:17:36.320 You know what I'm saying?

00:17:37.160 So come on,

00:17:37.900 let's work together

00:17:38.620 to make things better.

00:17:42.300 Business partners,

00:17:43.280 both indirect

00:17:44.120 and upstream

00:17:45.420 and downstream,

00:17:47.060 have a place

00:17:47.620 in human rights,

00:17:48.600 environmental,

00:17:49.280 good governance policies

00:17:50.340 that are in line

00:17:51.040 with the company's

00:17:51.660 obligation of due diligence.

00:17:53.800 The recommendations

00:17:54.540 contemplate that

00:17:55.700 this may be achieved,

00:17:56.720 for example,

00:17:57.260 by means of framework agreements,

00:17:59.340 contractual causes,

00:18:00.740 codes of conduct,

00:18:01.820 or certified

00:18:02.960 and independent audits

00:18:04.740 of every business.

00:18:06.140 This is going

00:18:07.120 to be great!

00:18:08.620 First of all,

00:18:10.840 they said that

00:18:11.380 it wasn't going

00:18:11.900 to happen.

00:18:12.640 Uh-oh! 0.94

00:18:13.660 Looks like it is,

00:18:14.860 but now I'm telling you

00:18:16.520 that this is going

00:18:17.220 to be bad.

00:18:18.060 How could this be bad?

00:18:19.780 We're going to have

00:18:20.360 more human rights

00:18:21.640 and greener everything

00:18:24.240 and our houses

00:18:26.420 will be much,

00:18:27.920 much better

00:18:28.440 and our life

00:18:29.580 will be better

00:18:30.240 and we won't

00:18:31.740 get to have meat.

00:18:32.740 Oh, did I say

00:18:33.340 that out loud?

00:18:35.260 Uh-uh.

00:18:35.560 By the way,

00:18:38.180 um, did you see,

00:18:39.300 did you see the,

00:18:41.240 Stu,

00:18:41.580 the, um,

00:18:43.140 the global conference

00:18:44.460 on climate change

00:18:45.700 where,

00:18:46.200 where all the leaders

00:18:47.760 got together

00:18:48.200 on one screen?

00:18:49.240 Yes.

00:18:50.180 Did you see this?

00:18:51.120 Yeah.

00:18:51.380 Can we pull that screen up?

00:18:52.240 Do we have that screenshot?

00:18:53.660 Yeah, look it.

00:18:54.180 One of these things

00:18:56.820 is not like the others.

00:18:58.800 This is,

00:18:59.540 this is all

00:19:00.320 of the world leaders

00:19:01.140 from all over the world,

00:19:02.720 all on screen.

00:19:04.180 Can you tell me

00:19:05.220 what one thing

00:19:06.680 sticks out

00:19:07.840 because it's not

00:19:08.940 like the others?

00:19:10.060 Uh, Joe Biden 1.00

00:19:11.080 is the only dolt 1.00

00:19:12.080 wearing a mask. 1.00

00:19:13.580 Ah!

00:19:14.900 Bingo!

00:19:16.820 He's the only one

00:19:18.480 all by himself

00:19:20.480 wearing a mask.

00:19:22.080 Every other world leader

00:19:23.380 and Putin's in the center

00:19:24.300 like,

00:19:25.260 yeah,

00:19:25.740 and, uh,

00:19:26.480 the dope wearing the mask.

00:19:28.240 You got something to say?

00:19:30.080 Not only is it

00:19:31.340 a virtual conference

00:19:33.040 where you cannot pass

00:19:35.280 the coronavirus,

00:19:36.720 uh,

00:19:37.080 through Zoom,

00:19:38.160 uh,

00:19:38.680 but you've never heard

00:19:39.460 of a computer virus.

00:19:40.740 That's true.

00:19:41.560 That's a good point.

00:19:42.380 Thank you.

00:19:42.660 And maybe that's what he was thinking.

00:19:43.640 The problem, of course,

00:19:44.620 even with that theory

00:19:45.680 is that he's fully vaccinated.

00:19:47.660 So, I mean,

00:19:48.620 it's,

00:19:48.800 it's so beyond insane

00:19:51.320 that he would need

00:19:52.460 to do this.

00:19:53.380 Yet,

00:19:53.820 he's doing it

00:19:54.400 for other reasons.

00:19:55.540 He's doing it

00:19:56.140 for show,

00:19:56.920 I suppose.

00:19:58.160 What other,

00:19:59.000 for show?

00:20:00.380 No.

00:20:01.780 Hey,

00:20:02.120 do we have the CNN,

00:20:03.420 do we have the CNN

00:20:04.820 interview with Kamala Harris?

00:20:06.720 Or at least a screenshot

00:20:07.900 of that?

00:20:08.440 Or do we have,

00:20:09.080 yeah,

00:20:09.540 look at,

00:20:10.360 look at how far

00:20:12.040 apart they are.

00:20:13.800 A one-on-one

00:20:15.060 with Kamala Harris.

00:20:16.960 They are what?

00:20:18.000 20 feet apart?

00:20:19.420 15 feet apart?

00:20:21.260 That's insane.

00:20:24.280 It's like,

00:20:25.180 you know,

00:20:25.580 it's like,

00:20:26.240 I want to do an interview

00:20:27.500 at a big banquet table

00:20:29.380 where I ask the question

00:20:32.280 and then we have a little guy

00:20:34.300 who was serving food

00:20:35.320 run down to the other end

00:20:36.840 of the table

00:20:37.380 and say,

00:20:38.480 he'd like the salt

00:20:39.520 and could you answer

00:20:40.620 this question?

00:20:41.420 and then he's running

00:20:43.000 the salt back

00:20:43.820 after he,

00:20:45.980 she says the answer

00:20:46.960 and then I could,

00:20:48.140 I,

00:20:48.460 then the little guy

00:20:49.880 in the white jacket,

00:20:51.020 he'll tell me the answer.

00:20:52.300 It'll be great that way

00:20:53.640 and it'll be so safe.

00:20:56.360 Oh my gosh,

00:20:57.860 I was just infected

00:20:58.660 by the guy

00:20:59.280 in the little white jacket.

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00:22:27.600 Hello, America.

00:22:35.920 Welcome to Monday.

00:22:37.560 It's a great Monday,

00:22:39.520 especially when we're

00:22:40.200 joined by Mr. Pat Gray

00:22:42.040 himself.

00:22:43.300 Hello, Pat.

00:22:43.720 How are you?

00:22:44.480 I'm good, Glenn.

00:22:45.540 How are you?

00:22:46.140 I'm good.

00:22:46.740 Oh, my God.

00:22:48.260 Great.

00:22:49.020 Oh, perfect.

00:22:50.120 Practically perfect.

00:22:51.240 Yeah.

00:22:51.680 In every way.

00:22:52.560 In every way.

00:22:54.160 So, did you read

00:22:55.660 the story in the

00:22:56.980 Los Angeles Times

00:22:58.400 about the California

00:23:00.660 National Guard

00:23:01.560 putting a fighter jet

00:23:04.080 on alert?

00:23:04.860 Indeed I did.

00:23:06.120 And I found it

00:23:07.120 somewhat interesting

00:23:08.060 in light of

00:23:09.660 Posse Comitatus

00:23:11.320 that people scream

00:23:12.400 about every minute

00:23:13.400 of every day.

00:23:14.860 If anybody gets

00:23:15.780 anywhere near the border

00:23:16.860 with like a

00:23:18.040 National Guardsman,

00:23:19.520 perhaps,

00:23:19.820 or anybody,

00:23:20.980 any member of the

00:23:21.720 military,

00:23:22.260 Posse Comitatus!

00:23:24.960 Put the National Guard

00:23:26.540 can put an

00:23:27.540 F-15C

00:23:29.020 on alert

00:23:29.900 just in case

00:23:31.880 there's

00:23:32.860 panic buying

00:23:34.360 at a Kroger.

00:23:36.000 Are you

00:23:36.780 kidding me?

00:23:38.040 What?

00:23:38.580 Okay, so he's not

00:23:39.420 making this up.

00:23:40.200 This is from

00:23:40.780 the Los Angeles Times.

00:23:42.700 They say they have

00:23:43.980 credible sources

00:23:45.220 that say...

00:23:46.420 Four of them

00:23:46.960 in the National Guard.

00:23:48.400 Four sources

00:23:49.880 in the National Guard

00:23:50.780 saying that

00:23:52.360 when the

00:23:54.260 stay-at-home

00:23:54.960 orders

00:23:55.780 were issued

00:23:57.120 and there was

00:23:58.320 panic buying,

00:24:00.120 somebody

00:24:00.900 put the

00:24:02.400 National Guard

00:24:04.340 in California...

00:24:07.020 Pat,

00:24:07.500 give me an example

00:24:08.320 of who could

00:24:09.780 put the National Guard...

00:24:11.060 call for the National Guard.

00:24:12.280 Who could call that?

00:24:12.820 Oh, well, let's see.

00:24:14.180 The governor of the state.

00:24:16.020 The governor

00:24:16.760 of the state

00:24:17.640 and that's...

00:24:18.280 Yeah, but there's also...

00:24:19.680 No, just the governor

00:24:20.500 of the state.

00:24:21.260 Pretty much just...

00:24:22.000 No, come on. 0.85

00:24:22.960 Just the governor.

00:24:24.120 Just the governor

00:24:24.760 of the state.

00:24:25.760 The mayor can't do it.

00:24:26.980 The assemblyman

00:24:27.780 can't do it.

00:24:28.960 The dog catcher

00:24:29.700 can't do it.

00:24:30.200 It's got to be the governor.

00:24:31.780 Okay.

00:24:32.240 So...

00:24:32.740 So when people

00:24:34.500 were panic buying

00:24:35.960 according to

00:24:37.140 four separate sources

00:24:38.740 and the

00:24:39.620 Los Angeles Times

00:24:41.060 an F-15C

00:24:43.340 fighter was put

00:24:44.240 on alert.

00:24:45.420 How crazy is that?

00:24:47.560 Because of the

00:24:48.260 stay-at-home order

00:24:49.060 and because of

00:24:49.880 panic buying?

00:24:51.180 I mean,

00:24:51.540 if the panic buying

00:24:52.780 included a double

00:24:53.940 coupon opportunity

00:24:55.140 for Charmin bathroom 1.00

00:24:56.280 tissue,

00:24:57.560 you know,

00:24:58.480 then maybe

00:25:00.060 I agree

00:25:00.820 not just the F-15

00:25:01.920 but also some

00:25:02.700 ground troops

00:25:03.380 and maybe some

00:25:04.220 heavy artillery.

00:25:05.800 You got a tank

00:25:06.460 or two,

00:25:07.620 you know,

00:25:08.400 the heavily

00:25:09.000 armored vehicles

00:25:10.440 rolling up

00:25:11.220 into the Kroger

00:25:12.080 parking lot.

00:25:13.820 And you want to...

00:25:14.840 Yeah, you want to

00:25:15.340 make sure

00:25:15.920 that they're not

00:25:17.140 buying all

00:25:18.960 of the toilet

00:25:19.540 paper there.

00:25:20.640 Right.

00:25:21.220 And you have...

00:25:22.000 I mean,

00:25:22.300 if you have to

00:25:23.200 take an F-16

00:25:24.660 and they weren't

00:25:25.720 going to fire

00:25:26.540 on anybody,

00:25:27.080 they were going

00:25:27.520 to do what

00:25:27.860 we suggested

00:25:28.580 that they did

00:25:29.200 in Benghazi.

00:25:29.640 should do

00:25:30.720 in Benghazi.

00:25:31.980 Just a buzz buy.

00:25:33.760 You fly

00:25:34.580 very,

00:25:35.560 very low

00:25:36.760 and you've

00:25:37.800 put on

00:25:38.220 full afterburners

00:25:39.500 and it can

00:25:40.280 break glass.

00:25:41.320 It scares

00:25:42.080 the hell

00:25:42.920 out of people

00:25:43.500 on the ground.

00:25:44.620 We do that

00:25:45.120 in combat

00:25:45.760 all the time.

00:25:47.040 You don't have

00:25:47.500 to launch

00:25:47.940 a single missile 0.85

00:25:48.540 or fire a bullet,

00:25:49.380 nothing.

00:25:49.760 You just

00:25:51.040 strafe

00:25:52.260 the people

00:25:52.860 and it

00:25:54.580 freaks them out.

00:25:55.640 That's what

00:25:56.260 these four sources

00:25:57.260 were telling

00:25:57.760 the Los Angeles Times

00:25:58.980 the governor

00:25:59.940 was asking them

00:26:00.740 to do.

00:26:01.660 It's just

00:26:02.340 unbelievable.

00:26:03.280 It's really

00:26:03.740 incredible.

00:26:04.800 Now,

00:26:05.320 could they have

00:26:05.760 also,

00:26:06.200 you know,

00:26:06.840 strafed the crowd

00:26:08.080 with a few bullets?

00:26:09.500 You know, 1.00

00:26:10.080 maybe shot people 1.00

00:26:10.840 in the leg 1.00

00:26:11.480 a few times.

00:26:12.980 Just like they

00:26:13.960 ask the police

00:26:15.680 to do. 1.00

00:26:16.100 Just shoot them 1.00

00:26:16.560 in the leg. 1.00

00:26:18.580 The F-15s 0.84

00:26:19.840 could have shot 0.87

00:26:20.740 people in the leg. 0.99

00:26:22.260 Now,

00:26:22.800 with the .50 cal

00:26:23.660 weapon that they

00:26:24.940 have on the F-15,

00:26:26.240 it might take

00:26:26.720 your leg

00:26:27.040 completely

00:26:27.740 off.

00:26:28.540 Well,

00:26:28.980 maybe even

00:26:29.460 both of them,

00:26:30.220 but who's to

00:26:31.540 say you

00:26:31.880 shouldn't have

00:26:32.180 been buying

00:26:32.520 all the

00:26:32.800 toilet paper.

00:26:33.860 So now,

00:26:35.160 Lieutenant Colonel

00:26:36.260 Jonathan Sharoma,

00:26:38.120 a spokesperson

00:26:38.700 for the California

00:26:39.920 Guard,

00:26:40.420 denied the

00:26:41.120 reports telling

00:26:41.960 the Los Angeles

00:26:42.700 Times,

00:26:43.340 we don't use

00:26:44.360 our planes

00:26:44.820 to frighten

00:26:45.460 or intimidate

00:26:46.400 civilians.

00:26:47.460 And so

00:26:49.280 the National

00:26:51.500 Guard is

00:26:51.920 denying this,

00:26:52.800 but what is

00:26:54.000 the motivation

00:26:54.820 for the Los

00:26:56.020 Angeles Times

00:26:56.920 to say they

00:26:58.020 have four

00:26:58.660 separate sources

00:26:59.600 saying it

00:27:00.040 was true?

00:27:02.140 It's so

00:27:04.860 unconstitutional.

00:27:06.000 I hope he's

00:27:06.460 right that it's

00:27:07.060 not true.

00:27:07.520 I hope he's

00:27:07.900 telling the

00:27:08.240 truth.

00:27:08.880 I would love

00:27:09.840 for that not

00:27:10.380 to be true

00:27:10.940 because that

00:27:13.340 can't happen.

00:27:14.880 I mean,

00:27:15.040 it sure

00:27:15.460 shouldn't happen

00:27:16.500 in the United

00:27:17.420 States.

00:27:17.860 You don't turn

00:27:18.560 the military

00:27:19.020 against your

00:27:19.740 own citizens.

00:27:20.600 You just

00:27:20.860 don't do that.

00:27:21.440 not the

00:27:22.120 National Guard,

00:27:23.060 not any

00:27:23.820 unit of

00:27:24.900 the military

00:27:25.500 can be

00:27:25.860 turned against,

00:27:26.880 you know,

00:27:27.180 it's still

00:27:28.300 in that old

00:27:29.160 piece of

00:27:29.620 paper that

00:27:30.240 we don't

00:27:31.300 pay any

00:27:31.720 attention to,

00:27:32.480 but it's

00:27:33.020 written down

00:27:33.940 somewhere.

00:27:35.300 The Los

00:27:37.340 Angeles Times

00:27:37.980 said the

00:27:38.400 orders were

00:27:39.040 allegedly handed

00:27:40.000 down orally

00:27:41.020 or through

00:27:41.620 text messages

00:27:42.620 rather than

00:27:43.680 formally in

00:27:44.400 writing,

00:27:44.960 which made

00:27:45.380 them highly

00:27:46.080 unusual,

00:27:47.080 sources told

00:27:47.660 the Times.

00:27:48.220 The Guard

00:27:49.020 members

00:27:49.320 described such

00:27:50.140 a tactic

00:27:50.600 as inappropriate

00:27:51.540 use of

00:27:52.420 military force

00:27:53.300 against U.S.

00:27:54.600 citizens.

00:27:55.580 It would have

00:27:56.100 been a completely

00:27:56.920 illegal order

00:27:57.840 that disgraced

00:27:58.620 the military,

00:27:59.420 said one

00:27:59.860 source.

00:28:00.720 It would look

00:28:01.340 like we were

00:28:01.900 threatening

00:28:02.240 civilians,

00:28:03.140 end quote.

00:28:03.820 Well,

00:28:04.220 that's what

00:28:04.940 you would

00:28:05.400 have been

00:28:05.740 doing.

00:28:07.100 It would

00:28:07.960 look like.

00:28:09.380 It would

00:28:09.720 look like.

00:28:10.400 We're scared

00:28:10.940 of appearances

00:28:11.560 here as we

00:28:12.360 fly over the

00:28:13.140 F-15,

00:28:13.880 over the

00:28:14.240 Kroger.

00:28:14.820 Right,

00:28:15.660 right.

00:28:16.300 It's Jeffrey

00:28:16.840 Dahmer. 0.97

00:28:17.260 They open up

00:28:17.760 sea heads.

00:28:18.620 I know

00:28:19.080 what this

00:28:19.460 looks like.

00:28:23.720 Yeah,

00:28:24.240 it looks

00:28:24.520 like you've

00:28:24.840 been eating

00:28:25.280 people.

00:28:26.180 Oh,

00:28:26.860 come on.

00:28:28.480 Come on.

00:28:28.900 Who does

00:28:29.680 that?

00:28:31.800 That would

00:28:32.640 be illegal.

00:28:33.680 I wouldn't

00:28:34.000 do that.

00:28:35.720 So,

00:28:36.360 I wouldn't

00:28:37.180 buy into

00:28:37.820 this at

00:28:39.700 all five

00:28:40.780 years ago.

00:28:41.820 No,

00:28:42.060 right.

00:28:42.720 You wouldn't

00:28:43.100 believe it for

00:28:43.580 a second.

00:28:44.260 No,

00:28:44.560 wouldn't believe

00:28:45.100 it.

00:28:45.500 Wouldn't

00:28:45.800 believe it.

00:28:46.380 now I

00:28:47.700 don't know

00:28:48.000 what to

00:28:48.320 believe.

00:28:48.560 And it's

00:28:48.800 from the

00:28:49.240 Los Angeles

00:28:49.780 Times that

00:28:50.560 is both

00:28:51.140 a mark

00:28:52.720 against the

00:28:53.520 story and

00:28:54.420 a mark

00:28:54.840 for the

00:28:55.460 story.

00:28:56.020 Right.

00:28:56.740 You know?

00:28:57.600 Yes.

00:28:58.120 And now if

00:28:58.660 they were

00:28:58.940 claiming that

00:29:00.020 the National

00:29:00.680 Guard was

00:29:01.580 going to

00:29:02.260 strafe

00:29:03.020 civilians at

00:29:04.580 a BLM

00:29:06.020 rally,

00:29:06.660 you would

00:29:07.700 understand that

00:29:08.460 story in the

00:29:09.420 Los Angeles

00:29:09.940 Times.

00:29:10.440 But this

00:29:11.860 doesn't seem

00:29:14.540 like it

00:29:15.620 fits the

00:29:16.120 Los Angeles

00:29:16.660 Times

00:29:17.120 narrative.

00:29:18.220 So,

00:29:18.480 that's what

00:29:18.900 makes it

00:29:19.360 believable

00:29:19.880 from the

00:29:20.340 Times.

00:29:21.660 Because

00:29:22.180 they're saying

00:29:24.040 that this was

00:29:24.720 going to

00:29:24.960 happen against

00:29:25.680 just citizens

00:29:27.440 who were

00:29:27.860 buying

00:29:28.940 groceries.

00:29:30.320 I mean,

00:29:30.560 that's

00:29:30.980 unbelievable.

00:29:32.660 That is

00:29:33.020 unbelievable.

00:29:34.120 You know

00:29:34.480 what this is

00:29:35.060 though.

00:29:35.980 These are

00:29:36.620 right-wing

00:29:37.280 extremists.

00:29:38.020 Those four

00:29:38.320 people?

00:29:39.060 Yes.

00:29:39.280 Those are

00:29:40.560 right-wing

00:29:41.040 extremists

00:29:41.640 just trying

00:29:42.380 to get

00:29:42.800 you to

00:29:43.180 think these

00:29:43.960 things about

00:29:44.580 your military

00:29:45.280 so you

00:29:45.700 don't trust

00:29:46.360 them.

00:29:48.640 Right-wing

00:29:49.380 extremists

00:29:49.880 now don't

00:29:51.340 like the

00:29:51.640 military?

00:29:52.020 I'm losing

00:29:52.500 track as

00:29:53.180 to what

00:29:53.560 team we're

00:29:54.140 supposed to

00:29:54.500 be on.

00:29:55.500 Yeah.

00:29:55.860 Well,

00:29:56.280 you just

00:29:56.780 have to

00:29:57.040 keep up.

00:29:57.500 I got the

00:29:57.840 memo last

00:29:58.420 night.

00:29:58.960 We are

00:29:59.480 now against

00:30:00.160 the military.

00:30:01.700 Are we

00:30:02.400 for Putin

00:30:03.300 or are we

00:30:04.120 against him?

00:30:05.120 We are

00:30:05.600 now against

00:30:06.660 Putin.

00:30:07.180 Okay.

00:30:07.660 Wow.

00:30:08.260 Oh,

00:30:08.480 wait.

00:30:08.680 If you're

00:30:09.320 a Trump

00:30:09.860 supporter

00:30:10.360 or ever

00:30:11.760 were a

00:30:12.440 Trump

00:30:12.620 supporter

00:30:13.100 or ever

00:30:14.180 didn't say

00:30:14.940 that man

00:30:15.660 should be

00:30:15.980 strapped to

00:30:16.600 an electric

00:30:17.100 chair and

00:30:17.820 the chair

00:30:18.660 strapped to

00:30:19.160 a rocket

00:30:19.600 and he

00:30:19.820 should be

00:30:20.420 jettisoned

00:30:21.200 into space

00:30:22.100 while being

00:30:23.260 electrocuted.

00:30:24.160 You didn't

00:30:24.960 say that.

00:30:26.160 You're also

00:30:26.980 on the hit

00:30:27.520 list.

00:30:28.180 So you're

00:30:29.300 for the

00:30:30.720 military.

00:30:32.120 Wow.

00:30:32.620 Can I

00:30:32.900 expect an

00:30:33.740 F-15 flyby?

00:30:34.780 Yes,

00:30:36.620 yes.

00:30:37.100 It'll be

00:30:37.420 very

00:30:37.840 patriotic.

00:30:38.960 It'll

00:30:39.420 happen on

00:30:39.920 4th of

00:30:40.320 July.

00:30:41.040 Very,

00:30:41.840 very,

00:30:43.000 you know,

00:30:43.560 you,

00:30:43.800 I mean,

00:30:44.340 as you

00:30:44.680 sing,

00:30:45.100 the bombs

00:30:45.640 bursting in

00:30:46.260 air,

00:30:46.980 they show

00:30:48.460 up and

00:30:49.240 it's

00:30:49.580 beautiful

00:30:50.000 to burst

00:30:50.760 those bombs 0.97

00:30:51.300 in the

00:30:52.840 air.

00:30:54.220 All right,

00:30:55.040 Pat,

00:30:55.600 thank you so

00:30:56.080 much.

00:30:56.380 No,

00:30:56.520 no,

00:30:56.580 there's

00:30:56.860 another

00:30:57.120 story that

00:30:59.020 I would

00:30:59.340 like to

00:31:00.080 get to

00:31:00.540 here and

00:31:01.720 I just

00:31:02.700 want to

00:31:02.980 give it

00:31:03.340 to you

00:31:03.600 because it

00:31:03.940 comes from

00:31:04.420 the AP,

00:31:05.720 but we

00:31:06.540 haven't done

00:31:07.020 our homework

00:31:07.700 on it.

00:31:08.120 We are

00:31:08.320 doing our

00:31:08.720 homework.

00:31:09.040 Hopefully,

00:31:09.280 I'll have a

00:31:09.760 better answer

00:31:10.300 for you

00:31:10.760 tomorrow.

00:31:14.260 The

00:31:14.860 really

00:31:17.260 bizarre

00:31:17.860 story,

00:31:19.060 according to

00:31:20.140 the Associated

00:31:20.900 Press,

00:31:22.180 a shadowy

00:31:22.920 company set

00:31:23.720 up last

00:31:24.320 September

00:31:24.840 linked to

00:31:26.000 a DARPA

00:31:26.660 FBI

00:31:27.400 contractor

00:31:28.360 who peddled

00:31:29.720 an

00:31:30.120 lawful

00:31:31.060 intercept

00:31:31.800 internet

00:31:32.480 spy device

00:31:34.820 to government

00:31:35.480 agencies and

00:31:36.380 law enforcement

00:31:37.000 a decade

00:31:37.640 ago,

00:31:38.460 took over

00:31:39.440 a massive

00:31:40.420 portion of

00:31:41.260 the Pentagon's

00:31:42.140 idle internet

00:31:43.000 addresses on

00:31:44.020 the day of

00:31:44.900 President Biden's

00:31:45.820 inauguration.

00:31:47.240 This is

00:31:47.940 according to

00:31:48.540 an in-depth

00:31:49.500 investigation and

00:31:50.820 report from

00:31:51.480 the Associated

00:31:52.220 Press.

00:31:53.380 The valuable

00:31:54.060 internet real

00:31:55.020 estate has

00:31:55.800 since quadrupled

00:31:57.020 to 175

00:31:58.420 million

00:31:59.700 IP addresses

00:32:00.780 which were

00:32:01.860 previously

00:32:02.420 owned by

00:32:03.240 the U.S.

00:32:03.780 Department of

00:32:04.300 Defense.

00:32:05.380 About

00:32:05.680 one-twenty-fifth

00:32:06.860 the size of

00:32:07.800 the current

00:32:08.580 internet.

00:32:10.580 One-twenty-fifth

00:32:12.520 size of the

00:32:14.120 current

00:32:14.660 internet.

00:32:15.920 And over

00:32:16.900 twice the

00:32:17.640 size of the

00:32:18.560 internet space

00:32:19.360 actually used

00:32:20.380 by the

00:32:20.860 Pentagon.

00:32:22.360 It's massive,

00:32:23.660 said Doug

00:32:24.740 Maddery,

00:32:25.580 director of

00:32:26.240 internet analysis

00:32:27.100 at network

00:32:27.840 operating

00:32:28.260 company

00:32:28.680 Kinetic.

00:32:29.660 It's the

00:32:30.420 biggest thing

00:32:31.180 in the

00:32:32.260 history of

00:32:32.780 the internet.

00:32:34.680 The

00:32:35.200 Associated

00:32:36.920 Press tried

00:32:38.560 to reach out

00:32:39.320 to the

00:32:39.680 company

00:32:40.080 Global

00:32:40.600 Resource

00:32:41.140 Systems.

00:32:42.820 It was

00:32:43.040 established by

00:32:43.940 a Beverly

00:32:44.400 Hills

00:32:44.760 attorney and

00:32:45.600 now resides

00:32:46.300 in a shared

00:32:46.900 workspace above

00:32:48.300 a Florida

00:32:48.880 bank.

00:32:50.140 The company

00:32:50.540 did not

00:32:50.980 return phone

00:32:51.880 calls or

00:32:53.440 emails from

00:32:54.240 the

00:32:54.380 Associated

00:32:54.940 Press.

00:32:55.520 It has

00:32:55.800 no web

00:32:56.380 presence,

00:32:57.080 although it

00:32:57.880 has the

00:32:58.320 domain

00:32:58.800 grscorp.com.

00:33:02.060 Its name

00:33:02.900 does not

00:33:03.480 appear on

00:33:03.980 the directory

00:33:04.440 of its

00:33:04.880 Plantation

00:33:05.440 Florida

00:33:05.840 domicile,

00:33:06.900 and a

00:33:07.120 receptionist

00:33:07.780 drew a

00:33:08.260 blank when

00:33:09.460 an AP

00:33:10.020 reporter asked

00:33:11.100 for a

00:33:11.500 company

00:33:11.760 representative

00:33:12.380 at the

00:33:13.060 office earlier

00:33:13.840 this year.

00:33:15.120 She finally

00:33:15.660 found its

00:33:16.200 name on a

00:33:16.820 tenant list

00:33:17.520 and suggested

00:33:18.360 trying an

00:33:18.980 email.

00:33:20.040 Records show

00:33:20.680 the company

00:33:21.120 has not

00:33:21.660 obtained a

00:33:22.160 business license

00:33:22.900 in Plantation

00:33:24.000 Florida.

00:33:25.300 It is

00:33:26.040 incorporated,

00:33:27.020 however,

00:33:27.500 in Delaware

00:33:28.120 and registered

00:33:28.940 by the

00:33:29.380 Beverly Hills

00:33:30.060 lawyer.

00:33:31.240 Global

00:33:31.540 Resource

00:33:32.080 Systems

00:33:32.600 LLC now

00:33:33.640 manages more

00:33:34.480 internet space

00:33:35.340 than China

00:33:36.620 Telcom,

00:33:38.200 AT&T,

00:33:39.780 or Comcast.

00:33:41.860 One name

00:33:43.100 linked to

00:33:43.980 Global

00:33:44.260 Resource

00:33:44.580 Systems

00:33:45.120 in the

00:33:46.540 Florida

00:33:46.760 Business

00:33:47.140 Registry

00:33:47.680 is that

00:33:48.240 of Raymond

00:33:48.900 Salino,

00:33:49.960 who recently

00:33:50.960 as 2018

00:33:51.980 was listed

00:33:53.180 in Nevada

00:33:53.960 Corporate

00:33:54.480 Records

00:33:54.940 as managing

00:33:56.100 director for

00:33:56.940 a cyber

00:33:57.500 security

00:33:58.100 internet

00:33:58.620 surveillance

00:33:59.220 company

00:33:59.760 called

00:34:00.220 Packet

00:34:00.820 Forensics.

00:34:02.180 According to

00:34:02.880 the report,

00:34:03.860 the company

00:34:04.280 had nearly

00:34:04.800 $40 million

00:34:05.960 in publicly

00:34:07.080 disclosed

00:34:07.780 federal contracts

00:34:08.880 over the past

00:34:09.540 decade,

00:34:10.080 with the

00:34:10.880 FBI and

00:34:11.780 the Pentagon's

00:34:12.540 Defense Advanced

00:34:13.640 Research Projects

00:34:14.880 Agency,

00:34:15.520 DARPA,

00:34:16.040 among its

00:34:16.480 customers.

00:34:17.780 In 2011,

00:34:18.820 Packet Forensics

00:34:19.760 and Salino,

00:34:20.540 its spokesperson,

00:34:21.080 were featured

00:34:21.840 in a

00:34:22.240 Wired

00:34:22.640 story.

00:34:23.800 The company

00:34:24.300 apparently

00:34:25.040 was selling

00:34:25.820 an appliance

00:34:26.580 to the

00:34:27.200 government

00:34:27.460 agencies

00:34:28.140 and law

00:34:28.860 enforcement

00:34:29.340 that would

00:34:30.260 let them 0.55

00:34:30.740 spy on

00:34:31.500 people's

00:34:32.020 web browsing

00:34:32.860 using

00:34:33.900 forged

00:34:34.620 security

00:34:35.340 certificates.

00:34:36.880 The company

00:34:37.280 continues to

00:34:38.120 sell

00:34:38.560 lawful

00:34:40.260 intercept

00:34:40.900 equipment

00:34:41.580 according to

00:34:42.280 its website.

00:34:43.400 One of the

00:34:43.700 current contracts

00:34:44.460 with the

00:34:44.800 Defense Advanced

00:34:45.680 Research Project

00:34:46.620 Agency is for

00:34:47.580 harnessing

00:34:48.280 autonomy

00:34:50.300 for countering

00:34:52.160 cyber

00:34:52.700 adversary

00:34:53.420 systems.

00:34:55.000 A contract

00:34:55.440 description says

00:34:56.300 it is

00:34:56.600 investigating

00:34:57.140 technologies

00:34:57.740 for conducting

00:34:58.520 safe,

00:34:59.820 non-disruptive,

00:35:01.220 and effective

00:35:02.260 active defense

00:35:03.280 operations in

00:35:04.140 cyberspace.

00:35:05.440 Contract

00:35:05.740 Language from

00:35:06.360 2019 says

00:35:07.180 the programs

00:35:07.720 would investigate

00:35:08.700 the feasibility

00:35:09.520 of creating

00:35:10.220 safe and

00:35:10.760 reliable

00:35:11.240 autonomous

00:35:12.200 software

00:35:12.680 agencies

00:35:13.340 that can

00:35:13.840 effectively

00:35:14.320 counter

00:35:14.880 malicious

00:35:15.500 botnet

00:35:16.120 implants.

00:35:18.260 But nobody

00:35:19.600 knows

00:35:20.720 what they're

00:35:22.120 doing.

00:35:23.600 I saw

00:35:24.680 another story

00:35:25.500 today that

00:35:26.460 came out

00:35:27.220 I think

00:35:27.640 from Newsweek

00:35:29.300 or U.S.

00:35:30.420 News and

00:35:30.760 World Report

00:35:31.400 and they

00:35:32.460 said they're

00:35:33.160 now on it

00:35:33.860 and they

00:35:34.460 also can't

00:35:35.480 get any

00:35:36.120 information

00:35:36.660 on who

00:35:38.000 is running

00:35:38.700 this company

00:35:39.460 why on

00:35:40.900 inauguration

00:35:41.620 day they

00:35:42.760 took over

00:35:43.420 that much

00:35:44.300 of the

00:35:44.740 internet

00:35:45.040 and still

00:35:45.960 hold it.

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00:35:47.860 these people

00:35:48.580 and what

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00:37:10.020 There's a new

00:37:20.960 story that just

00:37:21.540 came out

00:37:21.840 in the New

00:37:22.060 York Times.

00:37:23.900 The head

00:37:28.420 of the

00:37:29.040 foreign ministry

00:37:30.060 in Iran

00:37:30.980 has just

00:37:32.480 been interviewed

00:37:33.060 for a story

00:37:33.940 for the New

00:37:34.540 York Times

00:37:35.240 and it's

00:37:36.820 I'm sorry

00:37:37.400 it was a

00:37:38.140 leaked tape

00:37:38.800 and in this

00:37:39.880 leaked tape

00:37:40.580 this what

00:37:41.040 they found

00:37:41.460 was really

00:37:41.920 really important

00:37:42.660 Revolutionary

00:37:43.800 Guards

00:37:44.280 set policies

00:37:45.580 no

00:37:47.380 so the

00:37:48.800 elected

00:37:49.460 president

00:37:50.080 of Iran

00:37:51.340 doesn't do

00:37:51.920 that

00:37:52.080 the

00:37:53.020 Revolutionary

00:37:53.720 Guards

00:37:54.000 along with

00:37:54.460 the

00:37:54.660 mullahs 0.98

00:37:55.140 they run

00:37:55.560 the

00:37:55.720 yeah

00:37:56.340 that's

00:37:56.620 what it's

00:37:56.900 about

00:37:57.120 28

00:37:57.600 paragraphs

00:37:58.260 except in

00:37:59.720 paragraph

00:38:00.180 27

00:38:01.080 this

00:38:01.840 this

00:38:03.080 might have

00:38:03.840 been

00:38:04.240 important

00:38:04.900 it was

00:38:06.360 talking about

00:38:07.920 how

00:38:08.300 you know

00:38:09.160 they

00:38:09.400 they

00:38:09.800 they know

00:38:10.860 everything

00:38:11.420 the

00:38:12.280 Revolutionary

00:38:12.940 Guard

00:38:13.200 does

00:38:13.640 the

00:38:14.140 structure

00:38:14.400 of our

00:38:14.660 foreign

00:38:14.900 ministry

00:38:15.220 is mostly

00:38:15.760 security

00:38:16.440 oriented

00:38:17.020 kept in

00:38:17.920 the dark

00:38:18.260 about

00:38:18.540 government

00:38:19.080 actions

00:38:19.640 sometimes

00:38:20.000 to its

00:38:20.380 embarrassment

00:38:20.860 they talk

00:38:22.180 about

00:38:22.480 when

00:38:22.900 you know 0.93

00:38:23.640 we killed 0.98

00:38:24.500 the 0.98

00:38:24.900 general

00:38:25.460 over in

00:38:26.180 Iraq

00:38:26.980 then is

00:38:28.320 this line

00:38:28.820 former

00:38:30.280 Secretary

00:38:30.780 of State

00:38:31.260 John

00:38:31.580 Kerry

00:38:31.940 informed

00:38:32.440 him

00:38:32.800 that

00:38:33.060 Israel

00:38:33.540 had

00:38:33.780 attacked

00:38:34.160 Iranian

00:38:34.560 interests

00:38:35.040 in

00:38:35.280 Syria

00:38:35.660 at least

00:38:36.540 200

00:38:36.960 times

00:38:37.680 he also

00:38:42.300 points out

00:38:42.700 the cover

00:38:43.000 up the

00:38:43.280 guards

00:38:43.520 drowning

00:38:43.880 of a 0.86

00:38:44.140 Ukrainian

00:38:44.520 jetliner

00:38:45.160 downing

00:38:45.600 of a

00:38:45.920 jetliner

00:38:46.480 in Iran

00:38:47.440 that killed

00:38:47.860 170

00:38:48.300 wait

00:38:48.600 wait

00:38:48.940 wait

00:38:49.180 wait

00:38:49.220 can we

00:38:49.580 go back

00:38:50.100 to

00:38:50.420 the

00:38:50.960 former

00:38:51.300 Secretary

00:38:51.980 of

00:38:52.760 State

00:38:53.460 was

00:38:54.920 on

00:38:55.120 the

00:38:55.300 phone

00:38:55.740 with

00:38:57.220 Iran's 0.89

00:38:58.340 foreign

00:38:58.740 minister

00:38:59.080 and was

00:38:59.700 telling

00:39:01.160 them

00:39:01.380 giving

00:39:01.620 them

00:39:01.920 information

00:39:02.540 about

00:39:03.180 what

00:39:04.040 Israel

00:39:04.560 is

00:39:04.800 doing

00:39:05.140 I mean

00:39:05.520 is that

00:39:05.960 a

00:39:06.280 is that

00:39:07.960 does that

00:39:08.340 maybe

00:39:08.580 is that

00:39:09.480 maybe

00:39:09.720 not

00:39:10.100 like

00:39:10.920 the

00:39:11.140 second

00:39:11.500 to the

00:39:11.980 last

00:39:12.480 paragraph

00:39:13.100 without

00:39:13.680 any

00:39:14.200 other

00:39:14.480 comment

00:39:14.920 maybe

00:39:15.220 maybe

00:39:16.080 that

00:39:16.540 is a

00:39:16.880 bigger

00:39:17.080 story

00:39:17.580 than

00:39:18.060 the

00:39:18.520 mullahs 0.98

00:39:19.260 and the

00:39:20.120 Revolutionary

00:39:20.680 Guard

00:39:20.880 run

00:39:21.380 Iraq

00:39:21.980 and

00:39:22.880 Iran

00:39:23.260 well

00:39:29.300 between

00:39:29.620 the

00:39:29.800 news

00:39:30.100 appointment

00:39:30.520 tv

00:39:31.060 endless

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00:40:29.940 about

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00:40:30.520 your

00:40:30.760 family

00:40:31.100 that is

00:40:31.520 priority

00:40:31.920 number

00:40:32.840 one

00:40:33.300 for my

00:40:33.760 family

00:40:34.160 and

00:40:35.580 we all

00:40:36.500 have had

00:40:37.100 training

00:40:37.460 with guns

00:40:38.200 you know

00:40:39.580 but some

00:40:40.100 of the

00:40:40.280 family members

00:40:41.000 don't want

00:40:41.460 to travel

00:40:42.280 with guns

00:40:42.700 I always

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00:40:43.540 gun

00:40:43.740 but tasers

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00:41:05.580 guns

00:41:06.420 and

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00:41:51.460 What you

00:41:52.620 are about

00:41:53.040 to hear

00:41:53.540 is the

00:41:54.580 fusion

00:41:55.000 of

00:41:55.400 entertainment

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00:41:58.040 this

00:42:00.040 is

00:42:01.540 the

00:42:02.800 Glenn Beck

00:42:03.360 program

00:42:04.020 Hello

00:42:08.840 America

00:42:09.260 welcome

00:42:09.880 to

00:42:10.360 Monday

00:42:10.780 it's

00:42:11.180 the

00:42:11.440 Glenn Beck

00:42:11.880 program

00:42:12.260 and we're

00:42:13.120 going to

00:42:13.320 talk about

00:42:13.720 what is

00:42:14.380 coming

00:42:14.840 next

00:42:15.580 and what

00:42:16.520 some

00:42:16.980 states

00:42:17.460 are doing

00:42:18.040 about it

00:42:18.540 we begin

00:42:19.100 in Montana

00:42:19.920 with the

00:42:21.360 Republican

00:42:22.080 governor

00:42:22.540 there

00:42:22.980 saying

00:42:23.660 we're

00:42:25.200 not

00:42:25.440 going to

00:42:25.820 enforce

00:42:26.260 any

00:42:26.720 federal

00:42:27.180 gun

00:42:27.540 laws

00:42:28.000 if

00:42:28.760 they

00:42:29.060 infringe

00:42:29.860 on

00:42:30.300 the

00:42:30.600 second

00:42:30.940 amendment

00:42:31.360 some

00:42:32.140 states

00:42:32.460 are

00:42:32.600 having

00:42:32.800 a

00:42:32.980 problem

00:42:33.340 with

00:42:33.740 this

00:42:34.140 because

00:42:35.060 they'd

00:42:35.880 like

00:42:36.160 to

00:42:36.360 do

00:42:36.540 it

00:42:36.700 but

00:42:36.880 the

00:42:37.060 feds

00:42:37.400 say

00:42:37.600 they're

00:42:37.820 just

00:42:38.000 going

00:42:38.140 to

00:42:38.240 cut

00:42:38.440 off 0.99

00:42:38.780 a

00:42:39.460 lot

00:42:39.860 of

00:42:40.020 the

00:42:40.240 services

00:42:40.940 and

00:42:41.400 you'll

00:42:41.940 be

00:42:42.060 isolated

00:42:42.560 you'll

00:42:43.020 be

00:42:43.140 isolated

00:42:43.640 so

00:42:43.980 what

00:42:44.180 are

00:42:44.260 you

00:42:44.360 going

00:42:44.500 to

00:42:44.560 do

00:42:44.700 about

00:42:44.980 it

00:42:45.160 we'll

00:42:45.620 tell

00:42:45.820 you

00:42:45.980 about

00:42:46.260 that

00:42:46.700 what's

00:42:47.140 happening

00:42:47.440 to

00:42:47.660 our

00:42:47.820 police

00:42:48.200 force

00:42:48.580 and

00:42:49.100 a

00:42:49.260 theory

00:42:49.560 that

00:42:49.800 I

00:42:49.980 have

00:42:50.400 on

00:42:51.100 what's

00:42:51.420 really

00:42:51.820 happening

00:42:52.360 why

00:42:52.940 social

00:42:53.500 justice

00:42:53.940 is

00:42:54.260 going

00:42:54.540 after

00:42:54.920 our

00:42:55.180 police

00:42:55.480 force

00:42:55.860 the

00:42:56.500 way

00:42:56.720 it

00:42:56.880 is

00:42:57.320 and

00:42:57.820 some

00:42:58.020 action

00:42:58.440 points

00:42:58.840 on

00:42:59.020 that

00:42:59.200 all

00:42:59.440 coming

00:42:59.720 up

00:42:59.960 in

00:43:01.220 60

00:43:01.580 seconds

00:43:02.100 so

00:43:08.080 Michael

00:43:08.640 lives

00:43:09.000 in

00:43:09.300 Connecticut

00:43:09.880 he likes

00:43:10.300 to play

00:43:10.620 a lot

00:43:10.900 of

00:43:11.040 tennis

00:43:11.300 or at

00:43:11.600 least

00:43:11.740 he

00:43:11.920 used

00:43:12.100 to

00:43:12.320 until

00:43:12.900 he

00:43:13.020 started

00:43:13.200 having

00:43:13.420 regular

00:43:13.820 and

00:43:14.100 debilitating

00:43:14.720 pain

00:43:15.260 was in

00:43:15.920 his

00:43:16.060 right

00:43:16.340 elbow

00:43:16.800 first

00:43:17.360 he

00:43:17.540 lost

00:43:17.840 his

00:43:18.060 killer

00:43:18.540 serve

00:43:19.100 then

00:43:19.360 eventually

00:43:19.720 he

00:43:19.920 couldn't

00:43:20.080 really

00:43:20.320 play

00:43:20.560 at

00:43:20.680 all

00:43:20.840 anymore

00:43:21.200 it

00:43:21.760 was

00:43:21.880 starting

00:43:22.140 to

00:43:22.340 affect

00:43:22.700 his

00:43:22.940 everyday

00:43:23.340 life

00:43:23.820 always

00:43:24.120 in

00:43:24.360 pain

00:43:24.700 well

00:43:25.580 Michael

00:43:26.560 who lives

00:43:27.400 in

00:43:27.560 Connecticut

00:43:27.900 listens

00:43:28.300 to

00:43:28.580 this

00:43:28.800 program

00:43:29.220 and he

00:43:29.480 heard

00:43:29.640 me

00:43:29.780 talking

00:43:30.080 about

00:43:30.360 it

00:43:30.500 on

00:43:30.700 the

00:43:30.840 show

00:43:31.100 and

00:43:31.860 he

00:43:32.000 decided

00:43:32.360 I

00:43:32.760 mean

00:43:33.040 this 0.99

00:43:34.620 clown 1.00

00:43:35.000 has 0.99

00:43:35.420 been

00:43:35.600 right

00:43:35.940 occasionally

00:43:36.940 maybe

00:43:37.840 maybe

00:43:38.720 I'll

00:43:38.980 try it

00:43:39.520 actually

00:43:40.240 I think

00:43:40.540 Michael

00:43:40.980 what sold

00:43:41.760 you

00:43:41.880 is the

00:43:42.140 same

00:43:42.320 thing

00:43:42.520 that

00:43:42.680 sold

00:43:42.900 me

00:43:43.100 and

00:43:43.220 that

00:43:43.360 is

00:43:43.640 you'll

00:43:44.320 know

00:43:44.520 within

00:43:44.780 three

00:43:45.080 weeks

00:43:45.340 whether

00:43:45.540 it's

00:43:45.720 going

00:43:45.820 to

00:43:45.900 work

00:43:46.080 for

00:43:46.260 you

00:43:46.400 or

00:43:46.520 not

00:43:46.820 I

00:43:47.020 mean

00:43:47.160 you

00:43:47.340 should

00:43:47.560 see

00:43:47.960 some

00:43:48.620 pain

00:43:49.900 go

00:43:50.240 away

00:43:50.640 within

00:43:50.900 the

00:43:51.120 first

00:43:51.380 three

00:43:51.660 weeks

00:43:52.000 otherwise

00:43:52.520 it's

00:43:52.880 just

00:43:53.020 not

00:43:53.200 right

00:43:53.400 for

00:43:53.560 you

00:43:53.700 and

00:43:53.840 70%

00:43:54.480 of

00:43:54.620 the

00:43:54.700 people

00:43:54.900 who

00:43:55.060 try

00:43:55.320 it

00:43:55.440 for

00:43:55.540 three

00:43:55.760 weeks

00:43:56.040 go

00:43:56.220 on

00:43:56.360 to

00:43:56.440 order

00:43:56.640 more

00:43:56.920 because

00:43:57.180 it

00:43:57.360 does

00:43:57.600 work

00:43:57.900 well

00:43:58.760 after

00:43:59.000 a few

00:43:59.260 weeks

00:43:59.500 he

00:43:59.600 was

00:43:59.700 starting

00:43:59.920 to

00:44:00.120 get

00:44:01.760 out

00:44:01.960 and

00:44:02.100 try

00:44:02.280 playing

00:44:02.600 tennis

00:44:02.920 again

00:44:03.280 sure

00:44:03.840 enough

00:44:04.180 the

00:44:04.400 killer

00:44:04.600 serve

00:44:04.980 has

00:44:05.300 returned

00:44:05.780 and

00:44:06.460 Michael

00:44:06.820 has

00:44:07.540 the

00:44:07.720 life

00:44:08.000 that

00:44:08.180 he

00:44:08.300 loves

00:44:08.700 back

00:44:09.420 I

00:44:10.080 got

00:44:10.240 my

00:44:10.500 back

00:44:10.840 you

00:44:11.140 could

00:44:11.660 get

00:44:11.860 yours

00:44:12.180 back

00:44:12.500 if

00:44:12.680 you

00:44:12.840 suffer

00:44:13.160 from

00:44:13.700 frequent

00:44:14.360 pain

00:44:14.920 relief

00:44:16.140 factor

00:44:16.580 may

00:44:17.240 help

00:44:17.540 you

00:44:17.760 30%

00:44:18.660 of

00:44:18.820 the

00:44:18.920 people

00:44:19.160 who

00:44:19.320 try

00:44:19.600 it

00:44:19.740 it

00:44:19.840 doesn't

00:44:20.200 work

00:44:20.440 but

00:44:20.620 that

00:44:20.780 means

00:44:21.060 70%

00:44:22.120 are

00:44:22.280 you

00:44:22.440 in

00:44:22.560 that

00:44:22.720 70%

00:44:23.560 try

00:44:24.540 it

00:44:24.680 it

00:44:24.780 cost

00:44:25.040 you

00:44:25.160 20

00:44:25.460 bucks

00:44:25.740 to

00:44:25.920 find

00:44:26.200 out

00:44:26.480 try

00:44:27.200 it

00:44:27.480 70%

00:44:28.620 go

00:44:28.820 on

00:44:28.980 to

00:44:29.080 order

00:44:29.320 more

00:44:29.720 relief

00:44:30.480 factor

00:44:30.840 dot

00:44:31.140 com

00:44:31.400 get

00:44:31.620 your

00:44:31.760 life

00:44:31.980 back

00:44:32.220 by

00:44:32.420 calling

00:44:32.720 800-583-84

00:44:34.500 800-583-84

00:44:36.340 it's

00:44:37.060 relief

00:44:37.520 factor

00:44:38.040 dot

00:44:38.420 com

00:44:38.800 so

00:44:46.540 the

00:44:46.920 Montana

00:44:47.720 governor

00:44:48.140 just

00:44:48.680 signed

00:44:49.240 a bill

00:44:49.960 into

00:44:50.460 law

00:44:50.960 on

00:44:51.280 Friday

00:44:51.760 that

00:44:52.260 is

00:44:52.540 intended

00:44:53.160 to

00:44:53.560 protect

00:44:53.980 gun

00:44:54.320 owners

00:44:54.640 in

00:44:54.980 the

00:44:55.140 state

00:44:55.440 Stu

00:44:56.080 when

00:44:56.400 did

00:44:56.900 Montana

00:44:57.380 start

00:44:57.640 making

00:44:57.860 sense

00:44:58.220 again

00:44:58.520 I

00:44:58.940 mean

00:44:59.140 they

00:44:59.380 had

00:44:59.780 a

00:45:00.000 really

00:45:00.560 lefty

00:45:01.820 kind

00:45:02.160 of

00:45:02.340 governor

00:45:02.680 and

00:45:03.060 I

00:45:03.260 thought

00:45:03.420 the

00:45:03.560 whole

00:45:03.780 place

00:45:04.700 was

00:45:04.860 going

00:45:05.000 to

00:45:05.060 go

00:45:05.160 to 1.00

00:45:05.280 hell 1.00

00:45:05.420 in

00:45:05.560 a

00:45:05.640 handbasket

00:45:06.120 when

00:45:07.020 did

00:45:07.160 they

00:45:07.360 go back

00:45:08.800 right

00:45:09.240 or have

00:45:10.180 they

00:45:10.460 I

00:45:10.800 don't

00:45:11.140 I

00:45:11.280 mean

00:45:11.440 look

00:45:11.780 they

00:45:11.960 still

00:45:12.240 vote

00:45:12.620 very

00:45:13.080 red

00:45:13.520 in

00:45:13.760 most

00:45:14.180 cases

00:45:14.720 throughout

00:45:16.200 and

00:45:16.460 did

00:45:16.640 most

00:45:16.920 of

00:45:17.040 that

00:45:17.140 time

00:45:17.440 every

00:45:18.200 once

00:45:18.380 in

00:45:18.460 a

00:45:18.500 while

00:45:18.620 these

00:45:18.800 states

00:45:19.100 like

00:45:19.280 West

00:45:19.560 Virginia

00:45:19.880 had

00:45:20.100 a

00:45:20.300 mansion

00:45:20.880 as

00:45:21.120 a

00:45:21.200 good

00:45:21.300 example

00:45:21.640 of

00:45:21.800 this

00:45:21.920 like

00:45:22.060 they

00:45:22.160 just

00:45:29.140 well

00:45:30.380 it

00:45:30.520 was

00:45:30.720 going

00:45:30.920 that

00:45:31.040 way

00:45:31.140 during

00:45:31.320 the

00:45:31.460 Obama

00:45:31.740 administration

00:45:32.220 looked

00:45:32.500 like

00:45:32.660 it

00:45:32.760 was

00:45:32.940 going

00:45:33.180 that

00:45:33.380 way

00:45:33.620 I

00:45:34.060 don't

00:45:34.260 follow

00:45:34.540 it

00:45:34.700 enough

00:45:35.040 I

00:45:35.180 mean

00:45:35.340 I

00:45:35.460 just

00:45:35.660 you

00:45:35.820 know

00:45:35.980 it's

00:45:36.180 Montana

00:45:36.520 I

00:45:36.680 check

00:45:36.880 in

00:45:37.020 once

00:45:37.240 in

00:45:37.340 a

00:45:37.400 while

00:45:37.580 so

00:45:37.840 my

00:45:38.460 apologies

00:45:38.880 to

00:45:39.180 Montana

00:45:39.560 if

00:45:39.740 you've

00:45:39.920 never

00:45:40.160 been

00:45:40.500 going

00:45:40.780 left

00:45:41.080 the

00:45:42.700 governor

00:45:43.140 said

00:45:43.360 today

00:45:43.660 I

00:45:43.840 proudly

00:45:44.140 signed

00:45:44.660 the

00:45:45.260 representative

00:45:46.820 Jedediah

00:45:47.540 Hinkle's

00:45:48.140 law

00:45:48.480 prohibiting

00:45:49.520 federal

00:45:50.020 overreach

00:45:50.700 into our

00:45:51.220 Second

00:45:51.460 Amendment

00:45:51.780 protected

00:45:52.240 rights

00:45:52.640 including

00:45:53.060 any

00:45:53.480 federal

00:45:53.900 ban

00:45:54.340 on

00:45:54.640 firearms

00:45:55.340 Republicans

00:45:56.800 passed

00:45:58.020 the

00:45:58.240 state

00:45:58.640 amid

00:45:59.160 President

00:45:59.760 Biden's

00:46:00.180 push 0.64

00:46:00.400 for

00:46:00.600 federal

00:46:01.220 gun

00:46:01.600 reform

00:46:02.100 measures

00:46:02.600 I'll

00:46:02.800 tell you

00:46:03.000 about

00:46:03.160 that

00:46:03.360 here

00:46:03.580 in a

00:46:03.760 second

00:46:03.960 the

00:46:04.600 Montana

00:46:05.060 law

00:46:05.400 prohibits

00:46:05.840 law

00:46:06.120 enforcement

00:46:06.560 officials

00:46:07.040 and

00:46:07.360 other

00:46:07.640 state

00:46:08.020 employees

00:46:08.580 from

00:46:09.180 enforcing

00:46:09.840 federal

00:46:10.240 restrictions

00:46:10.840 or

00:46:11.580 spending

00:46:12.080 any

00:46:12.400 state

00:46:12.720 funds

00:46:13.080 on

00:46:13.300 particular

00:46:13.780 kinds

00:46:14.260 of

00:46:14.460 firearms

00:46:14.920 ammunition

00:46:15.580 and

00:46:16.000 magazines

00:46:16.680 in

00:46:18.440 Oklahoma

00:46:18.920 bill

00:46:19.580 that

00:46:19.880 would

00:46:20.340 designate

00:46:21.200 that

00:46:21.420 state

00:46:21.740 as

00:46:21.960 a

00:46:22.140 second

00:46:22.420 amendment

00:46:22.800 sanctuary

00:46:23.360 state

00:46:23.980 is

00:46:25.000 headed

00:46:25.380 for

00:46:25.580 the

00:46:25.720 governor's

00:46:26.160 desk

00:46:26.540 there

00:46:26.940 in

00:46:27.160 Arkansas

00:46:27.760 however

00:46:28.460 Aza

00:46:29.520 Hutchinson

00:46:30.580 the governor

00:46:31.540 there

00:46:31.880 vetoed

00:46:32.800 a bill

00:46:33.800 on

00:46:34.280 Friday

00:46:34.920 saying

00:46:35.680 that it

00:46:35.940 would

00:46:36.120 jeopardize

00:46:36.860 the

00:46:37.140 law

00:46:37.520 enforcement

00:46:38.020 and

00:46:38.480 the

00:46:38.660 public

00:46:39.080 now

00:46:40.340 people

00:46:40.640 who

00:46:40.820 were

00:46:40.960 against

00:46:41.360 the

00:46:41.560 Montana

00:46:42.000 law

00:46:42.360 said

00:46:42.540 it

00:46:42.640 would

00:46:42.740 make

00:46:42.900 it

00:46:43.000 more

00:46:43.160 difficult

00:46:43.460 for

00:46:43.700 local

00:46:44.000 law

00:46:44.260 enforcement

00:46:44.660 to

00:46:44.920 collaborate

00:46:45.340 with

00:46:45.700 federal

00:46:46.000 authorities

00:46:46.900 on

00:46:47.780 issues

00:46:48.220 beyond

00:46:48.920 gun

00:46:49.360 access

00:46:50.060 well

00:46:50.920 wait a

00:46:51.200 minute

00:46:51.380 how can

00:46:53.300 these

00:46:53.480 sanctuary

00:46:53.820 cities

00:46:54.560 you know

00:46:55.380 be fine

00:46:56.080 you know

00:46:57.380 when they're

00:46:57.860 saying our

00:46:58.540 sanctuary

00:46:58.880 city

00:46:59.220 we're not

00:46:59.540 going to

00:46:59.720 abide by

00:47:00.260 any of

00:47:01.080 the federal

00:47:01.520 laws on

00:47:02.380 on

00:47:03.060 marijuana

00:47:03.940 we're not

00:47:04.680 going to

00:47:05.020 put up with

00:47:06.140 any of the

00:47:06.640 laws on

00:47:07.700 illegal aliens

00:47:08.600 it's

00:47:09.480 it's just

00:47:09.640 the gun

00:47:10.100 one

00:47:10.360 that's

00:47:10.600 going to

00:47:10.780 cause

00:47:11.020 problems

00:47:11.580 the answer

00:47:14.120 is yes

00:47:14.680 of course

00:47:15.320 of course

00:47:16.180 it is

00:47:16.520 because

00:47:16.820 that's

00:47:17.620 one

00:47:17.960 that the

00:47:18.420 left

00:47:18.900 and those

00:47:19.460 in

00:47:19.780 government

00:47:20.780 want to

00:47:22.580 enforce

00:47:23.020 we told

00:47:24.500 you last

00:47:25.000 hour

00:47:25.340 the

00:47:26.120 California

00:47:26.780 National

00:47:27.180 Guard

00:47:27.500 put a

00:47:27.940 fighter jet

00:47:28.580 on alert

00:47:29.320 in March

00:47:30.080 2020

00:47:30.620 for

00:47:31.220 possible

00:47:32.040 domestic

00:47:32.680 mission

00:47:33.380 and that

00:47:34.900 was because

00:47:35.320 of COVID

00:47:35.940 the only

00:47:36.720 one that

00:47:37.020 would be

00:47:37.320 allowed to

00:47:37.800 call up

00:47:38.340 the National

00:47:38.980 Guard

00:47:39.360 without

00:47:40.000 guns

00:47:40.960 would be

00:47:42.180 the governor

00:47:43.200 he has to

00:47:44.080 work in

00:47:44.560 tandem with

00:47:45.340 the president

00:47:45.980 if he wants

00:47:46.800 them armed

00:47:47.500 however

00:47:48.980 last year

00:47:50.820 when people

00:47:51.760 were starting

00:47:52.180 to buy too

00:47:52.640 much toilet

00:47:53.180 paper

00:47:53.520 according to

00:47:54.100 four sources

00:47:54.960 and the

00:47:55.940 Los Angeles

00:47:56.640 Times

00:47:57.260 the

00:47:58.820 somebody

00:47:59.860 gave the

00:48:00.500 order to

00:48:01.080 start

00:48:01.900 warming up

00:48:02.960 a fighter

00:48:03.360 jet

00:48:03.660 an F-15

00:48:04.500 it was

00:48:05.960 put on

00:48:06.340 alert

00:48:06.700 and the

00:48:07.740 idea was

00:48:08.700 I guess

00:48:09.360 it was

00:48:09.720 going to

00:48:10.140 it was

00:48:11.140 going to

00:48:11.400 buzz

00:48:11.760 or

00:48:11.960 strafe

00:48:12.700 people

00:48:13.540 who were

00:48:13.960 walking

00:48:14.660 out in

00:48:14.940 the parking

00:48:15.260 lot of

00:48:15.700 a Ralph's

00:48:16.380 with too

00:48:17.260 much toilet

00:48:17.720 paper

00:48:18.080 I have

00:48:18.420 no idea

00:48:19.020 but

00:48:19.460 who knows

00:48:22.160 Los Angeles

00:48:24.280 Times

00:48:24.860 you know

00:48:26.460 why would

00:48:27.360 they

00:48:27.600 what's their

00:48:28.280 motivation

00:48:28.780 for saying

00:48:29.580 that that

00:48:30.020 would be

00:48:30.520 happening

00:48:31.160 also up

00:48:33.660 in New

00:48:33.920 York

00:48:34.240 the NYPD

00:48:35.480 has experienced

00:48:36.240 mass exodus

00:48:37.580 of police

00:48:38.080 officers

00:48:38.560 a 75%

00:48:40.520 spike in 0.98

00:48:41.620 departures

00:48:42.300 and retirements

00:48:43.560 that's

00:48:45.420 5300

00:48:46.780 police officers

00:48:48.220 in New

00:48:48.760 York

00:48:49.060 have retired

00:48:50.280 or quit

00:48:51.140 5300

00:48:53.540 now

00:48:55.580 what's New

00:48:57.920 York going

00:48:58.260 to do

00:48:58.620 well New

00:49:01.500 York is

00:49:01.900 going to

00:49:02.260 I mean

00:49:02.920 well they're

00:49:06.140 going to

00:49:06.300 probably

00:49:06.500 well you

00:49:09.380 know what

00:49:09.600 they could

00:49:09.900 do they

00:49:10.420 could do

00:49:10.920 what

00:49:11.300 Georgia

00:49:13.120 did

00:49:13.640 what was

00:49:14.440 this to

00:49:14.900 about

00:49:15.160 five years

00:49:16.340 ago eight

00:49:16.800 years ago

00:49:17.320 there was a

00:49:18.440 story how

00:49:19.960 Georgia was 0.93

00:49:21.280 having a hard

00:49:21.780 time in

00:49:22.140 Atlanta

00:49:22.680 hiring police

00:49:24.140 officers and

00:49:25.500 so they had to

00:49:26.180 lower the

00:49:26.720 standards and

00:49:27.700 that included

00:49:28.280 people who

00:49:28.800 had jail

00:49:29.700 time which

00:49:31.440 I like

00:49:33.320 great yeah

00:49:34.100 that worked

00:49:34.480 out well

00:49:34.860 like they

00:49:35.540 could go back

00:49:36.200 in New

00:49:36.540 York though

00:49:36.940 just to just

00:49:37.560 letting the

00:49:38.020 mob patrol

00:49:38.680 the streets

00:49:39.200 that worked

00:49:40.300 out pretty

00:49:40.720 well and

00:49:41.680 yeah you're

00:49:43.000 going to get

00:49:43.320 that you

00:49:44.440 will get

00:49:44.780 that that

00:49:45.820 will happen

00:49:46.280 again

00:49:46.640 apparently this

00:49:48.680 has happened

00:49:49.040 because of

00:49:49.480 budget cuts

00:49:50.040 the loss of

00:49:50.620 plainclothes

00:49:51.320 units and

00:49:52.500 the vote to

00:49:53.000 end qualified

00:49:53.720 immunity

00:49:54.400 they've kept

00:49:56.820 their pay

00:49:57.320 assertively

00:49:58.000 absurdly low

00:49:59.240 this according

00:49:59.820 to the

00:50:00.500 police union

00:50:02.520 ratcheted up

00:50:03.720 our exposure

00:50:04.320 to lawsuits

00:50:05.100 they've demonized

00:50:06.080 us at every

00:50:06.620 opportunity

00:50:07.140 they've taken

00:50:07.780 away the tools

00:50:08.400 we need to do

00:50:08.960 the job that

00:50:09.560 we all signed

00:50:10.020 up for which

00:50:11.040 is to keep

00:50:11.520 our community

00:50:12.040 safe well

00:50:14.260 now they're

00:50:15.060 now they're

00:50:15.860 spending money

00:50:16.660 NYPD is now

00:50:18.100 spending money

00:50:18.580 on slick

00:50:19.200 recruiting ads

00:50:20.540 be somebody

00:50:22.960 carry a badge

00:50:24.860 is there is

00:50:25.960 there who

00:50:27.280 would do

00:50:27.580 that who

00:50:29.420 would sign up

00:50:30.360 to be a cop

00:50:30.860 today I

00:50:31.480 wouldn't go

00:50:32.020 near it and

00:50:32.640 we I always

00:50:33.960 think of you

00:50:34.560 know the police

00:50:35.020 is basically the

00:50:35.900 best people among

00:50:36.900 us and they

00:50:38.480 clearly have

00:50:40.060 more guts

00:50:41.000 than I ever

00:50:42.120 would and to

00:50:42.980 do that job in

00:50:43.560 the first place

00:50:44.060 so it's a

00:50:45.240 admittedly possible

00:50:46.540 that I'm just a 0.87

00:50:47.200 wuss and would 0.98

00:50:47.720 just bail at the 0.97

00:50:48.520 first opportunity

00:50:49.220 but like watching

00:50:50.080 the way they get

00:50:50.940 treated you know

00:50:52.380 how do you do

00:50:53.860 your job when

00:50:55.000 you pull up to

00:50:55.600 a place where

00:50:56.640 someone is about

00:50:57.360 to be stabbed

00:50:58.380 right about to 1.00

00:51:00.060 be stabbed and 0.97

00:51:01.780 you do the thing 0.99

00:51:02.480 that you should

00:51:03.240 do which is take

00:51:04.100 out the person

00:51:04.540 who's doing the

00:51:05.300 stabbing and

00:51:06.280 you get this 1.00

00:51:06.840 from black

00:51:07.380 lives matter

00:51:08.020 at the exact

00:51:10.060 time the

00:51:10.600 verdict of

00:51:11.040 Derek Chauvin

00:51:11.560 was being read

00:51:12.620 for murdering

00:51:13.200 George Floyd

00:51:13.700 police wasted

00:51:14.540 no time in

00:51:15.780 senselessly taking 0.99

00:51:16.980 another black 1.00

00:51:17.740 child that's 0.98

00:51:19.560 how they

00:51:19.940 summarize the

00:51:20.740 Makia Bryant

00:51:21.620 like if you're

00:51:23.340 the girl in

00:51:24.160 pink who was 0.60

00:51:25.140 about to be 0.98

00:51:25.640 stabbed can you

00:51:26.860 imagine reading

00:51:27.480 the word

00:51:27.920 senselessly in

00:51:29.120 that statement

00:51:29.680 like what do

00:51:30.980 you mean it

00:51:31.180 was senselessly

00:51:32.160 killed like she 0.99

00:51:32.960 was in the

00:51:33.360 middle of

00:51:33.720 stabbing me

00:51:34.620 was my life 0.96

00:51:36.660 senseless I 0.79

00:51:38.500 thought black 1.00

00:51:39.020 lives mattered 0.77

00:51:39.880 this is a black

00:51:41.160 life that was 0.95

00:51:41.760 about to be

00:51:42.160 taken that

00:51:43.180 didn't happen

00:51:44.560 because that

00:51:45.100 officer acted

00:51:45.680 the way that

00:51:46.620 he did in a

00:51:47.300 clear-cut case

00:51:48.280 with perfect

00:51:49.320 video with the

00:51:50.480 knife showing up

00:51:51.500 on video and

00:51:52.740 still police are

00:51:54.420 being vilified for

00:51:55.340 it why how

00:51:56.540 could you show

00:51:57.140 up every day

00:51:57.800 well you have

00:51:59.000 the biological

00:51:59.620 family showing

00:52:01.180 up now of

00:52:03.080 the shooting

00:52:04.200 victim now

00:52:04.840 she was in

00:52:06.080 foster care

00:52:06.880 because her

00:52:08.200 biological family

00:52:09.860 put her there 0.95

00:52:11.460 but now they're

00:52:13.220 like this is

00:52:14.040 here that

00:52:14.660 failed us

00:52:15.700 did really

00:52:17.940 yeah I don't

00:52:18.820 know the

00:52:19.180 situation but

00:52:20.480 they're now

00:52:21.800 they're now

00:52:22.380 suing the

00:52:23.500 police of

00:52:24.300 course of

00:52:24.900 course for

00:52:25.060 that for

00:52:25.860 that shooting

00:52:26.340 and again you

00:52:26.980 wonder why and

00:52:27.920 by the way

00:52:28.380 Philadelphia is

00:52:30.020 doing the same

00:52:30.680 thing they're

00:52:31.180 having a hard

00:52:31.720 time keeping

00:52:32.360 the police

00:52:33.580 oh but the

00:52:34.860 police were

00:52:35.560 loved by the

00:52:36.520 left this

00:52:37.060 weekend at

00:52:38.960 least in Los

00:52:39.640 Angeles homeless

00:52:41.180 people were

00:52:41.820 moved out of

00:52:42.480 Union Station

00:52:43.320 ahead of the

00:52:43.920 Oscars oh good

00:52:45.560 they wanted to

00:52:46.200 make sure they

00:52:46.820 wanted to make

00:52:47.360 sure that they

00:52:48.020 clean that area

00:52:48.900 up for all the

00:52:49.560 celebrities coming

00:52:50.380 in and so they

00:52:51.220 you know the

00:52:52.160 police were asked

00:52:52.840 could you just

00:52:53.320 move these

00:52:53.980 homeless people

00:52:55.360 some other

00:52:56.240 homeless place

00:52:57.460 there's got to

00:52:59.200 be where's

00:52:59.660 John Voight's

00:53:00.380 house move

00:53:01.280 them there

00:53:01.820 so they've

00:53:04.600 they've they've

00:53:05.600 been they've

00:53:06.440 been moved 0.60

00:53:06.900 meanwhile black 0.83

00:53:08.520 business owners

00:53:09.280 at George

00:53:09.800 George Floyd

00:53:10.540 Square did

00:53:11.840 you see did

00:53:12.600 you see last

00:53:13.200 week we had

00:53:13.680 that story

00:53:14.160 Stu about how

00:53:15.700 George Floyd

00:53:16.700 Square George

00:53:17.860 Floyd Square

00:53:18.820 in Minneapolis

00:53:19.640 has rules for

00:53:21.020 white people

00:53:21.680 yeah yeah 0.96

00:53:22.960 unbelievable

00:53:23.660 yeah the

00:53:24.880 racism is

00:53:26.200 apparent

00:53:27.260 every step

00:53:29.220 every I mean

00:53:29.720 it's not just

00:53:30.420 it's not the

00:53:31.680 one the type

00:53:32.660 of racism they

00:53:33.300 always talk about

00:53:33.960 in the media

00:53:34.400 this stuff is

00:53:35.300 happening from

00:53:36.040 this the left

00:53:37.620 constantly where

00:53:39.180 they're acting

00:53:39.780 acting for a

00:53:41.080 return of

00:53:41.820 segregation a

00:53:43.220 return of

00:53:44.160 of well making

00:53:45.840 decisions based

00:53:46.700 on skin color

00:53:47.500 they want that

00:53:48.240 that life back

00:53:49.160 which I don't I

00:53:50.080 don't know I

00:53:50.480 can't comprehend

00:53:51.080 well now I'm

00:53:52.480 glad you're talking

00:53:53.100 about race because 0.60

00:53:53.840 the racist of the 0.99

00:53:54.880 black owned 0.99

00:53:55.420 businesses surrounding

00:53:56.500 that memorial

00:53:58.780 now they're

00:54:00.020 saying please

00:54:01.040 police please

00:54:02.340 come back

00:54:03.040 these racist 1.00

00:54:04.760 bigots these 1.00

00:54:06.080 blacks that own 1.00

00:54:07.160 businesses racists 0.99

00:54:08.720 they actually want

00:54:10.900 the police to

00:54:12.260 come back they're

00:54:13.140 struggling to stay

00:54:13.920 open doing due

00:54:14.860 to rampant crime

00:54:16.220 they say the

00:54:17.620 police blocked

00:54:18.300 off the intersection

00:54:19.140 creating a

00:54:20.500 dangerous autonomous

00:54:21.580 zone the city

00:54:23.440 left me in

00:54:24.200 danger says the

00:54:25.160 smoke pit they

00:54:25.880 locked us up and

00:54:26.740 left us behind

00:54:27.720 oh they were

00:54:29.540 kicked out I

00:54:30.300 don't know if

00:54:30.680 you that's

00:54:32.240 interesting remember

00:54:32.820 that well if you

00:54:33.380 remember Glenn in

00:54:33.960 the Seattle

00:54:34.560 autonomous zone the

00:54:35.700 Chaz or the 0.98

00:54:37.100 chop situation that

00:54:38.320 we had last year

00:54:39.120 they had their

00:54:40.700 very own warlord

00:54:41.760 Raz Simone who

00:54:42.960 just kind of came

00:54:43.660 in when the

00:54:44.220 police were gone

00:54:45.300 he just became he

00:54:46.520 just took over and

00:54:47.380 just started you

00:54:47.860 know hitting people

00:54:48.640 and and and and

00:54:51.400 and kind of

00:54:52.460 enforcing whatever

00:54:53.960 his idea of the

00:54:55.080 law was at least

00:54:55.940 this is what was

00:54:56.620 reported so I

00:54:58.480 think maybe that's

00:54:59.360 the situation here

00:55:00.220 you need more

00:55:00.800 warlords in these

00:55:01.700 places if you're

00:55:02.800 not gonna have

00:55:03.160 cops you need

00:55:03.840 warlords let me

00:55:05.340 tell you this

00:55:05.880 you're not gonna

00:55:06.800 get one in

00:55:07.400 Portland Oregon

00:55:08.040 not as long as

00:55:09.360 Ted Wheeler is on

00:55:10.880 duty as you know

00:55:11.860 the mayor Ted

00:55:13.640 Wheeler he just

00:55:16.260 arrived he's just

00:55:17.660 he's new to the

00:55:18.900 scene and he

00:55:21.040 over the weekend

00:55:22.120 boy he said I've

00:55:24.060 had enough of

00:55:24.560 this and so he's

00:55:26.020 going to extend

00:55:27.340 the state of

00:55:28.000 emergency and he

00:55:29.840 said our job is to

00:55:30.840 unmask unmask

00:55:32.520 Antifa and arrest

00:55:34.020 them and prosecute

00:55:35.300 them I personally

00:55:36.580 want to thank

00:55:37.120 neighbors friends

00:55:38.040 and families of

00:55:38.860 others who have

00:55:39.360 come forward with

00:55:40.180 vital evidence

00:55:41.160 people people know

00:55:42.760 who these criminals

00:55:43.560 are they know what

00:55:44.840 they're up to you

00:55:46.080 have any information

00:55:46.960 contact the police

00:55:48.740 I also want you to

00:55:51.880 know that these

00:55:52.440 people awful arrive

00:55:53.660 at their so-called

00:55:54.540 direct actions in

00:55:56.060 cars and they're all

00:55:57.860 dressed in black I've

00:55:59.500 heard if you see

00:56:01.140 this call the police

00:56:03.000 if you can provide a

00:56:04.820 license plate if you

00:56:06.080 can do it safely that

00:56:07.960 information can help

00:56:08.980 us later help us

00:56:11.020 make a stand we're

00:56:12.080 doing what we can I'm

00:56:13.460 asking for your help

00:56:14.400 to make a stand and

00:56:15.280 take our city back

00:56:16.400 call the police

00:56:18.180 so Mayor Ted the

00:56:25.620 only reason why I

00:56:26.180 say he's a new

00:56:26.680 mayor is because this

00:56:29.060 isn't the mayor that's

00:56:30.180 been there for the

00:56:31.060 last few years also

00:56:32.700 named Ted Wheeler it

00:56:34.520 can't be because he

00:56:36.920 was not for calling

00:56:38.980 the police he was

00:56:41.080 not for charging or

00:56:43.740 arresting any of

00:56:44.880 these black clad 1.00

00:56:46.540 racist would say 1.00

00:56:49.280 criminals what

00:56:51.480 happened what

00:56:53.460 happened there

00:56:54.100 may I suggest

00:56:56.860 there is there is a

00:57:00.500 method to this

00:57:01.200 madness you know we

00:57:02.020 all say what are you

00:57:02.720 going to do when the

00:57:03.360 police leave what are

00:57:04.140 you going to do

00:57:04.520 oh I think I I

00:57:07.660 think I know I

00:57:09.980 think I know and I'll

00:57:11.260 give that to you in 60

00:57:12.200 seconds stand by I

00:57:16.640 want you to think

00:57:17.080 about a for just a

00:57:18.180 minute mmm sizzling

00:57:20.080 garlic lime shrimp on a

00:57:21.600 wooden skewer corn on

00:57:23.380 the cob wrapped in

00:57:24.540 foil a thick pad of

00:57:26.480 butter lying across the

00:57:27.840 scorching hot surface of

00:57:29.300 a grill and taking on

00:57:32.120 all those good grill

00:57:33.360 marks like a good tan

00:57:35.180 the juiciness of a

00:57:36.420 thick marbled steak

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00:57:42.120 dinner because you

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00:58:36.420 all right so stew let

00:58:48.700 me give you one more

00:58:49.640 story and then see what

00:58:50.980 you think of this theory

00:58:52.020 representative elan omar

00:58:54.960 plans to reintroduce a

00:58:56.420 bill this week that

00:58:57.680 would create a federal

00:58:58.860 agency to independently

00:59:00.780 investigate police

00:59:01.920 killings and in custody

00:59:04.020 deaths the eight

00:59:05.560 member board would be

00:59:06.560 appointed by the

00:59:07.560 president to carry out

00:59:08.960 investigations into

00:59:09.980 police use of force and

00:59:11.380 issue findings and

00:59:12.280 determinations of

00:59:13.140 responsibility if police

00:59:15.260 departments don't follow

00:59:16.200 through on the board's

00:59:17.060 recommendation their

00:59:17.880 federal funding would be

00:59:19.260 cut it's going to be a

00:59:20.800 proactive board that

00:59:22.480 does the work on our

00:59:23.400 behalf of the country to

00:59:24.620 try to make it sure that

00:59:25.540 these agents of the law

00:59:26.520 are taking their oath

00:59:27.160 seriously okay all righty

00:59:30.300 okay so what does that

00:59:32.060 mean what that means is

00:59:34.540 the federal government and

00:59:36.280 the white house itself will

00:59:38.900 be in charge of which

00:59:40.900 police forces they deem

00:59:42.820 good and which are bad at

00:59:46.140 the same time they're doing

00:59:47.400 this they're not protecting

00:59:49.660 the police from lawsuits and

00:59:51.320 litigation and that is

00:59:53.500 driving people out of the

00:59:55.260 force five thousand police

00:59:57.940 officers are needed to just

01:00:00.560 catch up with the

01:00:01.280 retirement and the people

01:00:03.000 leaving you know for

01:00:04.500 another police job i'm sure

01:00:06.140 um five thousand people are

01:00:09.360 needed and new york doesn't

01:00:11.020 know where they're going to

01:00:11.580 get it philadelphia doesn't

01:00:12.720 know where they're going to

01:00:13.360 get it nobody knows where

01:00:14.700 they're going to get these

01:00:15.240 police officers so you

01:00:17.320 could lower the standards

01:00:18.820 but if there's a crisis and

01:00:21.680 i mean a crisis of crime

01:00:23.900 well you got to do

01:00:26.560 something right

01:00:28.080 hey i know why don't we

01:00:32.480 because we don't know which

01:00:33.700 forces are good and which

01:00:34.700 ones are bad why don't we

01:00:36.220 just federalize the police

01:00:38.160 force that way we can take

01:00:41.060 trusted officials that we

01:00:42.500 know and we can just put them

01:00:44.880 in the local communities and

01:00:46.460 we can fill all those spots

01:00:47.960 because you're not part of

01:00:49.400 the you know la police which

01:00:52.100 we all know is racist uh you 0.91

01:00:54.560 now are part of the federal

01:00:56.840 police

01:00:57.420 hmm this does seem like

01:01:00.440 dhs could take it over

01:01:01.500 dhs as there as they want to

01:01:04.520 pass the uh george floyd act

01:01:06.760 that would you know pass all

01:01:08.840 these restrictions on police

01:01:10.880 and take uh incredible amounts

01:01:13.460 of control over what's supposed

01:01:14.560 to be a localized force uh that

01:01:16.520 is an interesting uh theory

01:01:18.960 it does seem pretty consistent

01:01:21.020 with the way they're acting

01:01:22.240 yeah well it's just what every

01:01:25.820 marxist does when they take

01:01:27.360 over you know venezuela or cuba

01:01:29.200 or any other place they always

01:01:31.100 federalize the police which would

01:01:33.500 be well it would only be doing it

01:01:35.540 now because we're in crisis you

01:01:37.720 know which they had nothing to do

01:01:39.260 with creating oh no no no no we'd

01:01:41.520 have to do that and you know

01:01:43.340 what at least we'd have the

01:01:46.200 military but i don't really trust

01:01:48.300 the military until we get rid of

01:01:49.860 all those red staters you know 0.96

01:01:51.520 what i mean if we could just get

01:01:52.940 all the red staters to to leave 1.00

01:01:55.400 the military because they're really

01:01:57.380 dangerous i don't know if you know

01:01:58.620 this but they're very very dangerous

01:02:00.300 then we could have a pure military

01:02:03.220 and a federalized police force

01:02:05.880 wouldn't that be great you would

01:02:08.240 never need a gun solved we can get

01:02:12.180 rid of the second amendment too i

01:02:13.720 mean as if i've just not already

01:02:15.160 being disposed of i've i've i've

01:02:18.600 just i've just reimagined the whole

01:02:21.840 police force thing i've just

01:02:23.660 reimagined it you know and it works

01:02:25.560 you know be a great way to

01:02:26.460 introduce i'm just throwing this out

01:02:28.060 there a giant missile parade uh

01:02:31.060 through all of our cities we can have

01:02:33.400 what if we had really big like

01:02:35.680 pictures like we'd building size

01:02:37.680 pictures of you know biden and harris

01:02:40.420 that would let people know how much

01:02:42.400 they cared about the people across

01:02:44.960 the country just something like that

01:02:46.320 yeah if we could just find we could

01:02:50.360 just find a like if we just had a a

01:02:54.820 home safety department or something

01:02:57.020 like that to put in charge we could

01:03:00.720 federalize this police force and solve

01:03:02.800 all of these shortages of police

01:03:04.500 overnight

01:03:05.160 this is the glenn back program

01:03:08.540 fans of this program no i'm not

01:03:13.460 really joking uh hustler turf every

01:03:17.040 time you went to mow your lawn what if

01:03:19.640 every time you had the you had the

01:03:22.220 feeling you were riding around on just

01:03:24.320 like a tank my wife loves to drive our 1.00

01:03:26.920 truck because she's like i'm up four

01:03:29.780 stories and i feel like i'm in charge of

01:03:32.980 a tank well that would be great if you

01:03:35.580 were mowing your lawn but could that

01:03:37.380 tank also cut the work in about half

01:03:40.560 the time yes and if you can make that

01:03:43.760 happen on a zero turn mower made by the

01:03:45.800 company that invented them in the first

01:03:47.880 place yes you can they're called

01:03:51.200 hustler turf and these are the people

01:03:53.280 that back in the 1950s and early 1960s

01:03:56.020 invented the zero turn lawnmower they not

01:03:58.780 only invented it they perfected it and

01:04:00.960 they made it just tough as nails like a

01:04:03.420 tank so it wouldn't break down because

01:04:05.100 it was made for industrial use meaning

01:04:06.940 it would mow lawns every day six or

01:04:09.900 seven days a week so you don't think

01:04:12.700 it can handle your lawn before you buy

01:04:14.840 some other mower make sure you find a

01:04:16.800 hustler dealer go and test drive one at

01:04:19.200 hustler turf.com hustler turf.com at the

01:04:23.300 oscars day i was asked what are you

01:04:24.520 wearing today i'm wearing my nancy pelosi 0.87

01:04:26.540 sucks t-shirt you can get it at studios 0.95

01:04:29.220 merch.com

01:04:30.520 this is the glenbeck program i want to

01:04:40.340 talk to you a little bit about something

01:04:42.040 else the government is doing not only are

01:04:44.600 we decimating our our towns and our

01:04:50.080 police force i urge you to support the

01:04:53.120 police i urge you to stop this insanity

01:04:57.140 against our police or we will end up

01:05:00.400 with a federal police force i mean what

01:05:02.540 what else are you going to do you can't

01:05:04.120 hire somebody the federal government can

01:05:07.000 say well we we are the trusted source you

01:05:09.440 go to that's what marxists always do 1.00

01:05:13.580 don't think that's not in the plan now

01:05:17.280 they're also decimating our economy and i

01:05:21.980 mean decimating it consumer prices are

01:05:26.060 going up we told you last week coca-cola

01:05:28.240 procter and gamble they raise uh raising

01:05:31.860 prices this week on a ton of things they

01:05:35.280 say it's because of raw materials you

01:05:37.840 know ranging from lumber to resin uh and

01:05:41.660 they need to uh take the steps to protect

01:05:44.040 their profits the price the price is

01:05:48.580 surging uh for paper towels jars of

01:05:52.260 peanut butter consumer packaged goods rose

01:05:55.760 9.4 percent 9.4 percent now they have

01:06:03.220 they have pulled back on some of the

01:06:07.500 manufacturing um sorry some of the um

01:06:11.580 commercials and the advertising in markets

01:06:14.700 because they don't have enough product

01:06:18.160 and inflation is coming it's already here

01:06:22.220 according to the institute of for study

01:06:25.100 management the latest survey showed net

01:06:27.560 40 percent of manufacturers are reporting

01:06:30.180 that their customer inventories are too low

01:06:33.780 what does that mean have you waited for

01:06:37.920 anything that you've never had to wait for

01:06:39.600 before i can't believe how tolerant america is

01:06:45.140 being right now i think it must be because

01:06:47.040 you think it's covid related but it's not

01:06:49.900 it's partially covid related but how many

01:06:53.540 things have you waited for how many things

01:06:55.300 that you've ordered or you've gone into

01:06:57.860 stores and always had access to all of a

01:07:00.180 sudden you're like where is that oh it's

01:07:03.540 on back order it's on what when americans

01:07:07.380 figure out that this is your life and the

01:07:09.840 life that the the world has planned for you

01:07:13.320 uh you're not going to like it but by that

01:07:15.880 time it will be too late to do anything about

01:07:18.720 it so why are the inventories too low

01:07:22.540 well let's just go through this

01:07:26.260 farmers need labor to pick the produce 0.56

01:07:31.000 factories that make consumer packaged goods

01:07:34.500 meat packing plants the processed beef pork chicken

01:07:38.560 they need people in doing their job

01:07:43.180 ports are congested truck drivers are in support in

01:07:47.080 short supply food workers are supposed to socially 0.89

01:07:51.720 distance each other even though you know they've

01:07:55.180 they were the first in line along with the critical

01:07:57.880 workers in the hospital to get the vaccines

01:08:00.680 many of these plants still remain shuttered and the

01:08:04.420 problem is they can't hire people nobody is going

01:08:11.200 back to work because of a disastrous welfare program

01:08:16.500 the outrageous unemployment benefits

01:08:21.680 and the 1.9 trillion dollar plus coronavirus legislation

01:08:28.420 is creating now an incentive for people not

01:08:32.440 to work

01:08:33.300 we i just i can't i've just please make the

01:08:37.980 renovation of the house just stop we started

01:08:40.700 uh the dumbest time ever and now we're sitting here and i was talking to 0.57

01:08:47.320 the contractor and i'm like we just get more people make this stop 0.98

01:08:50.300 please and he's like glenn we can't get people to drive trucks and pick up

01:08:53.720 loads of stuff he's like i have a friend who drives

01:08:57.100 some sort of a hauler all you have to do

01:08:59.140 it's 20 bucks an hour all you have to do is drive the truck

01:09:02.480 it's flatbed and you go someplace they put a bunch of wood or whatever on it

01:09:07.660 you drive it to wherever you're supposed to drive it you push a button

01:09:11.560 and drive slowly and the flatbed slowly lifts up and all that stuff

01:09:16.740 you know falls off the back of the truck you know like any good mob story

01:09:20.940 he said we can't get people to 20 dollars we can't get them to take the job

01:09:27.720 why because they're sitting at home it pays more to be on unemployment

01:09:32.880 than it does what's happening now in uh mcdonald's mcdonald's in florida is now

01:09:39.940 paying people 50 just to show up for an interview

01:09:44.200 they still can't get people to come for just the interview

01:09:49.680 i don't know seems like a problem america 40 of small businesses are struggling to fill

01:10:00.020 open positions even after offering wage increases people are not going back

01:10:07.400 to work you can earn they say 70 80 or 90 percent of what they were making

01:10:14.720 without having to do any work a week on unemployment in massachusetts under the

01:10:21.300 current system you can earn eleven hundred dollars

01:10:25.780 one if you were working one would make around six hundred dollars

01:10:32.720 if you're working a 15 hour 15 dollar an hour a week job you're making 600 bucks

01:10:39.840 they're paying you almost double to stay home it's irresponsible to go to work

01:10:46.160 it is it is just like they dismantled the black family black family in the 60s 0.57

01:10:54.440 had better stats than white families i mean they stayed married the kids at home 0.98

01:10:59.940 kids out of born out of wedlock all of it all of it tremendous then it became irresponsible

01:11:06.560 to claim that you're a dad and to stay at home break up the family and the family can get more aid

01:11:14.140 now look what we have

01:11:15.960 now there's something else that's going on

01:11:20.380 the housing market

01:11:22.440 has gone through the roof by the way i would like to know why there is a problem with concrete

01:11:28.040 in this country i mean i know we're running out of sand don't laugh at that that's actually happening

01:11:33.960 but that's not the reason for this why is concrete so difficult to get is that a is that a labor shortage

01:11:42.080 as well you can't get people to uh to roll in with the trucks i have a friend trying to buy some

01:11:49.660 concrete up north and he's uh he said i have to call the concrete place he said i swear it's run by

01:11:55.320 the mob i i have to call the concrete place between seven and seven fifteen and say can i get on your

01:12:02.660 roll for a concrete delivery today if you miss it at seven fifteen good luck try again tomorrow

01:12:08.300 what kind of business is that

01:12:10.960 the median house sale the price increased eighteen percent year over year

01:12:21.220 forty five percent of the homes selling today are getting more than their list price an all-time high

01:12:28.320 the average sale to list price ratio which measures how close homes are selling to their asking price

01:12:34.200 increase two and a half percentage points it's an all-time high of a hundred and one percent that

01:12:40.020 means the average home gets one dollar more for every hundred dollar they're asking 58 percent of the

01:12:48.880 homes that went under contract had an accepted off offer within the first two weeks 46 percent of the

01:12:56.320 homes that went under contract had an accepted offer within one week of hitting the market meanwhile

01:13:02.860 here's the problem the supply is at record lows the demand is high quoting the report

01:13:14.640 because of fiscal stimulus and an exodus from rental units and a near record low mortgage rate

01:13:25.300 so everything the government is currently doing is driving the price of the house

01:13:31.920 through the roof towards all-time highs

01:13:35.960 now why is there a shortage

01:13:41.440 well the houses going up for sale are down 10 percent from the same period

01:13:51.420 wait

01:13:53.700 the houses being marketed yeah you know why

01:13:57.860 stew would you sell your house today 0.86

01:14:00.580 uh would i answer that without the ice damn yeah would you sell your house today here in texas seems 0.78

01:14:09.440 like it's a good time to sell your house though the problem with that is of course you have to buy one 0.92

01:14:13.740 too buy one that's the problem yeah people are coming in and they're saying hey will you sell your house

01:14:21.360 i guess when it first happened smart people would go yes but now everybody's going but where would i buy a house

01:14:30.140 because anything i buy is going to be inflated in price and i'm going to have 20 people ahead of me that i have to outbid

01:14:37.060 yeah a real world example of this glenn is when we lived up in the northeast before we came to texas

01:14:41.940 um the we lived outside of philadelphia initially

01:14:45.520 and i bought a house and what was it 2003 or 4 whenever that was

01:14:50.760 and i then we moved to new york to do this show on cnn headline news and and everything so i moved

01:14:58.180 to another place actually in pennsylvania but when i did that i went from 2004 to 2006

01:15:04.560 or 7 whatever it was it was a very short period of time and i made a ridiculous profit off of this

01:15:10.580 house you know i always put that in air quotes because of all the actual expenditures that go

01:15:14.820 along with a with a house right like percentage wise from what i bought it to what i you know sold

01:15:19.100 it for we were up i don't know 30 or 40 percent in like two years and which is incredible crazy for

01:15:24.500 real estate incredible and then i went and bought a bigger house at the same peak of the market

01:15:29.600 and then when i had to sell that i got killed because that's what happens in these bubbles

01:15:36.160 and when you want i mean if you sell your house right you sell your house i really want to know i'd

01:15:41.580 love to talk to somebody who knows about this maybe we get uh shiller on from price uh from uh

01:15:47.040 what is that uh shiller index yeah case shiller we've talked we've had shiller on before i think

01:15:53.120 or was it case one of those two clowns uh and uh what i'd like to know they're really not uh what

01:15:59.820 i'd like to know though is if you're building a house your house how do you get a loan to build a

01:16:07.760 house today when a you know it's going to be 30 percent higher just in building materials so it's not

01:16:15.080 even just the land it's the lumber lumber is up what 80 percent now 80 percent more for lumber

01:16:22.880 so what so if you're paying 80 percent more let's say your house is uh you know a three hundred

01:16:31.220 thousand dollar house it'll probably cost you 350 375 if you're building it today because of the

01:16:39.500 increased costs of everything if you could even build it once the market corrects on lumber and

01:16:46.200 everything else you're not your house isn't going to be worth that so how do you get a loan i mean

01:16:53.700 how do you get a loan to buy that house you don't how do you keep your loan if you're upside down stew

01:16:59.320 isn't there some trigger when you're really upside down in a house that you have to you have to come up

01:17:07.020 with more equity in it is that right if your house collapses in price do you have to come up with more

01:17:16.420 equity do you know i i'm sure there's some yeah scenarios where that could happen i'm not sure

01:17:21.900 off the top of my head what you're referring to though i would i'd love to talk to us see if we can

01:17:27.340 get uh shiller on because i'd like to talk to him about the housing market because nothing makes sense

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01:19:09.180 this is the glenbeck program montana we have your governor coming on with us uh in just a little

01:19:16.340 while he's going to talk about the uh pro second amendment uh law that he just passed or it was

01:19:22.280 just passed and he just signed we'll talk to him about that coming up in just a minute and there is

01:19:26.880 there is a case to have schiller on now the case schiller uh index was something we looked at a lot

01:19:32.960 before the crash of 08 because it tells you what houses should be selling for yeah you used to always

01:19:40.600 it's it's it kind of was one of the main things like starting your analysis that there was going

01:19:46.020 to be a crash coming it was part of it at least um and you talked about it in 2005 2006 2007 and so

01:19:52.340 if you go back to 2000 it starts the index starts at 100 and it rose all the way up in 2006 to i mean

01:19:59.900 all the way up to 206 so i remember it was in the 200s yeah and that's that that means the house is

01:20:09.760 double what it should be people are paying double what they should be paying right then they had

01:20:16.300 the crash right the correction so it drops all the way down in 2008 and everyone forgets about housing

01:20:21.460 prices and then it slowly starts climbing back up and then it hits 206 again but that happens in

01:20:29.000 january of 2018 oh my gosh oh my gosh so now since then it has climbed and climbed and climbed and

01:20:37.720 climbed and it got all the way up in june 2020 to 223 which again is 17 points higher than it was

01:20:45.780 at the peak of the 2008 bubble wait wait wait wait that was it last year yeah that was in the middle

01:20:50.840 of covet since then what is it is skyrocketed again from 223 in june of 2020 all the way up to 245

01:20:59.980 today so we've gone from 206 was the scary bubble time in 2008 we're now at 245 you can sell your house

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01:21:20.780 and the dollar coming up stand by this is the glenn back program

01:21:25.080 so for a long time now we've been talking about there's got to be somebody that will help you

01:21:34.040 if you've been de-platformed for social media for expressing conservative views maybe you have been

01:21:40.940 you've you've been fired terminated because of political reasons uh you're a student and you've

01:21:47.360 been forced into these racial bias training uh that you know compels you to make statements about

01:21:53.220 your race that you disagree with this can stop and we have a way out and a way for you to have

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01:22:36.920 uh you know cars aren't like they used to be you know jay leto i like to fix my own car well you

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01:23:52.800 so i get so many calls from people so many emails saying you know i i would leave my job i guess

01:24:09.320 oh i'd speak up but i'm gonna get fired and and i don't know i can get another job what will happen

01:24:16.300 to me there there there are blacklists that are happening now unfortunately in several parts of

01:24:23.020 the country and our freedom of speech is being squashed i want to bring in daniel sir he's a

01:24:29.200 senior attorney at liberty justice center and daniel we've been we've been talking back and forth for a

01:24:34.460 while now to try to figure out how we can help people who are in this situation and the best way to

01:24:41.600 help them is to make sure that it never happens again and so we need to find some good cases do i

01:24:48.540 have this right amen glenn you got it exactly right right now you and i both know your listeners know

01:24:55.600 conservatives in this country we are under attack the reality is that the left and their social justice

01:25:03.860 warriors they have weaponized the wokeism this this ideology that's taken over and they are

01:25:11.560 taking down anyone who dares to speak up on behalf of conservative viewpoints they are in a a search

01:25:20.040 and destroy mission glenn i think you said it best about you know your listeners and other folks who

01:25:25.240 share these views they want to censor them they want to take them down on social media they take

01:25:30.060 them down at school in government and and even in the workplace and so we think the answer to social

01:25:36.200 justice warriors is what we're calling at liberty justice center 1a warriors people who will stand

01:25:43.400 up and fight back on behalf of the first amendment this is going to take a lot of uh a lot of guts um

01:25:51.880 because people know you know it's it's it's one thing when they try to curb your freedom of speech and

01:25:58.680 say you can't say you can't say these things but it's gone beyond that it's now you must participate

01:26:05.080 in these things and if you disagree it doesn't matter so i mean you are you're going to be a pariah and you'll

01:26:14.120 possibly lose your job or you know lose your your standing in school uh and uh i mean i don't know how many

01:26:21.740 people are really willing to do that without the hope of of it saving somebody else even if it doesn't

01:26:29.640 save them well glenn this is why we've got to approach this as a team one of the things we know

01:26:35.320 about the left is that they are clearly coordinated in their effort to take down not just conservative

01:26:41.880 ideas but conservative americans like look at what happens on social media when they just swarm

01:26:48.060 somebody they disagree with and they demand that they get canceled fired expelled right they they

01:26:54.480 operate on a coordinated team basis and the best way to fight back is also to be a team and that's why

01:27:02.600 liberty justice center like we want to be your lawyers and you glenn like you've got the microphone

01:27:07.920 to share this message and people who go through these experiences they don't have to do it alone it's

01:27:15.080 it's hard enough to stand up it's even harder when the left comes down on you and you feel isolated and

01:27:22.220 alone and that's why we need 1a warriors your listeners to to stand up and join with us so that

01:27:28.120 when it happens to any one of us all of us are ready as a team together to fight back okay so we have

01:27:36.640 two fronts we're fighting uh if you are if you are uh a case that fits the parameters where which are

01:27:46.080 what um people who are terminated for political reasons right absolutely it's people who are

01:27:54.420 at their job it's students who are being forced through this critical theory stuff that's infecting

01:28:00.500 our curriculum i mean there was a young man the other day who got an f in a required class and they

01:28:06.340 were going to fail him from high school because he wouldn't repeat the government imposed ideology

01:28:14.560 about critical race theory it's um people who are on social media who are being deplatformed or losing

01:28:22.040 their business or unable to advertise their product and the the censorship is happening across our

01:28:29.680 society and so the the fight back and the lawsuits back will equally happen in every sector

01:28:36.060 our society because the first amendment it isn't bounded by particular lines it protects all of us

01:28:43.020 when the government goes after us okay so they call you and then you listen and see if there's a case

01:28:50.760 there and if there's a case you guys will work with them on that case and it's free of charge

01:28:58.200 that's right glenn we do what we do because we believe in it and we have generous donors

01:29:04.200 who want to be on this team together with us so folks can go to libertyjusticecenter.org

01:29:12.500 backslash 1a warrior if you think you're a victim of cancel culture we want to hear your story

01:29:19.440 we want to be on your team so go to libertyjusticecenter.org backslash 1a warrior but if you're you haven't been

01:29:29.240 a victim yet but you're afraid of it and you should be we equally need you to go to that website

01:29:34.920 sign up learn about cancel culture learn about the rights that you have so that when it's you

01:29:41.460 or one of your friends or somebody you know from your community who becomes a victim of the cancel

01:29:46.700 culture you are ready for it and then we can fight back effectively and together my wife and i would

01:29:54.060 like to make a donation today and start things off so we will uh be donating today and i would

01:30:01.460 ask that every single one of our listeners do the same if it's not happened to you yet it will

01:30:10.400 unless it's unless we stop it in the court system it's got to stop through the court system um this is

01:30:18.940 you know really the last line of defense here when common sense fails it's got to go to the court

01:30:25.060 system and if you are represented by the right attorneys and we find the right cases it can go

01:30:31.540 to the supreme court and we can win and it will stop it everywhere that's absolutely right glenn we're

01:30:38.340 looking to set precedent that in each of these individual cases the best thing we can do to protect

01:30:44.780 everybody is to win a few big court cases and let's be honest we got a great supreme court right

01:30:51.940 now we have justices who understand the importance of the first amendment the founders gave us the

01:30:58.180 constitution to last for centuries right and the first amendment is there for all the different

01:31:04.720 challenges our society goes through and the challenge we're in right now is this censorship

01:31:10.520 and cancel culture and the answer today is the same answer as any other point in our society

01:31:17.140 the first amendment protects you and the supreme court and judges are going to stand up for that

01:31:23.740 as long as they have the opportunity the cases to rule on and set that precedent that's why it's so

01:31:30.560 important if you feel like you've been a victim of cancel culture contact us at liberty justice center

01:31:36.240 let us represent you for free and let's get some cases going where the judges and and equally our

01:31:44.040 friends in the media and people like you glenn can start to cover a shift back towards freedom

01:31:50.180 and employers and universities they'll pick up on it and they'll change their behavior

01:31:54.860 tell me what uh is required uh you know when you say you've been fired for political reasons

01:32:02.840 how clear does it have to be i mean i would imagine it has to be really quite clear so tell me some of

01:32:08.360 the things that you've been seeing that would qualify yeah absolutely glenn it every one of these cases

01:32:15.960 it's going to be a little bit unique the facts are important anytime you're in a court of law

01:32:20.820 and so you know i want to be up front that when people contact us we want to work with you

01:32:26.720 to see if you have a case that can win we want to only bring cases that are going to win

01:32:32.700 and help other people by setting good precedent but one of the things we know is that this is

01:32:41.520 happening a whole bunch of different times places and ways and so sometimes it might be that you're

01:32:48.380 forced to say something you don't believe right you're asked in a class at school or you're asked

01:32:55.240 in your employment setting to talk about your own racial identity and to repeat things

01:33:01.700 uh that they are imposing on you that you don't believe that is compelled speech and the freedom

01:33:07.440 of speech protects you from that we know that they're going after organizations and donors the

01:33:13.220 supreme court has a hugely important case right now today where they are we're trying to protect

01:33:19.500 private non-profit organizations from being exposed to government bureaucrats with lists of who

01:33:28.320 supported them financially and so this is happening in a variety of contexts every case will be a

01:33:34.540 little bit different but the first amendment is going to protect people in all these different

01:33:39.120 settings and the only way we can figure out if your case is a good fit case if again you go to

01:33:44.900 libertyjusticecenter.org backslash 1a warrior and tell us about it and get on the team and together we can

01:33:52.580 fight back thank you so much i appreciate it daniel we'll talk again i'd love to hear some of the

01:33:58.280 cases that you're that are coming in and what you hear from um audience members we'll check in maybe

01:34:03.260 later this week early next week um that'd be awesome i appreciate it thank you libertyjusticecenter.org

01:34:10.120 slash 1a warrior first amendment warrior libertyjusticecenter.org slash 1a warrior you can also just go to

01:34:22.140 libertyjusticecenter.org slash donate and donate we really need to stand together please make a donation

01:34:29.660 to this we've been working with the liberty justice center and talking to them for over a month now about

01:34:35.860 working together to be able to do this they really believe and so do i that they can make a big impact

01:34:42.380 they've already gotten people's jobs you know people reinstated from when they were you know a

01:34:48.160 principal that uh you know was speaking his mind and how dare you do that and you're out he's back in

01:34:54.520 they've got several cases that they have won but this is going to be a team effort we have to begin

01:35:00.280 to fight these things as the left fought for so many years we've got to do this now and fight for

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01:37:45.580 we have the governor of uh montana on with us in just a second he signed a second amendment uh law into uh

01:38:01.820 into place this weekend which i think was great we want to talk to him about that also uh stew the

01:38:08.720 biden climate pledge have you heard what seems to be in this uh pledge i mean to go to cut our

01:38:17.820 emissions by 50 percent is how difficult i mean by 2030 it's basically impossible in any rational world

01:38:26.380 like you could attempt to do it you could spend trillions and trillions and trillions of dollars

01:38:31.340 attempting it it wouldn't do any it wouldn't make any difference and it would cost so much money

01:38:35.340 it's incomprehensible especially that fast so they're saying now that they're going to give you

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01:38:51.520 electricity why would they do that if you go back to electric heating over oil i get over gas

01:39:00.320 why would you do that and where is this electricity coming from just the electric uh magic box that's

01:39:08.660 in everybody's wall it's filled with gnomes yeah uh they're producing electricity that's carbon free

01:39:14.000 in the wall via gnome uh you know it's interesting because they can't they seem to be wanting to

01:39:19.940 centralize all of this uh all of our large structures in in the world of electricity which

01:39:27.700 in theory can make sense because if you have a way of generating you know let's say emission free

01:39:35.640 power that's uh you know very easy and and if they were saying if they were saying we're going to build

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01:39:48.560 a plan i think people could understand right and you'd be like okay all right because you're going

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01:40:05.180 emissions right if it and like i honestly think like you can always tell if an environmentalist is

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01:40:20.160 nuclear power right now i mean that's right it's clear it's total sense you know it makes sense it's

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01:40:52.800 electricity uh in in this country uh and and it's gonna continue to be for for some time though it's

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01:41:19.780 require 65 of all new car and suv sales 10 of new trucks to be electric that's one thing that we

01:41:28.960 could do that would be big no it wouldn't do anything no that would not make even a dent in this

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01:43:50.360 this is the glenn beck program we welcome uh the governor of the great state of montana

01:44:02.020 uh greg gianforte is uh joining us now he is uh the guy who won with the largest margin for a first

01:44:10.320 term governor since 1920 and he's doing something uh to help and strengthen the constitution actually

01:44:18.060 a couple things welcome uh governor how are you sir glenn it's good to be with you thanks for having

01:44:23.020 me on thank you so tell me first of all what you just signed which was bill 258 yeah we this was on

01:44:31.260 friday this is about protecting our second amendment uh second amendment is very clear our right to keep

01:44:39.140 and bear arms shall not be infringed we'd be concerned about what we see coming out of the biden

01:44:45.020 administration i'll always protect that right which is why i on friday signed a bill that will

01:44:51.840 prohibit the enforcement of any federal ban or regulation on montana's second amendment rights

01:44:59.460 so what does that mean exactly i mean the because i and your bill covers this i could see them coming

01:45:08.080 and saying we're going to make it difficult to buy ammunition or we'll just tax the snot out of it

01:45:14.540 or uh you know we're going to come and confiscate guns what what what exactly does it mean and cover

01:45:21.300 it it essentially says uh montana law enforcement does not have to enforce federal gun bans that are

01:45:29.960 unconstitutional and violate montana's second amendment so uh that's that's what it's about

01:45:35.600 uh we in montana we have a long heritage and uh respect uh for the constitution and particularly

01:45:44.020 our second amendment uh and it's critically important uh this bill had passed the state

01:45:49.160 legislature in the past it had been vetoed by democrat governors here i was proud to sign it into

01:45:55.380 law on friday um i know you have a long tradition there my uh my family is from that we came from

01:46:02.980 uh you know overseas and uh all of them ended up in montana so a lot of the beck family is up in

01:46:09.800 montana and it's it's beautiful beautiful country and uh right-thinking americans

01:46:16.140 i was going to ask you we have we have a we have a spot for you here you should come back okay

01:46:22.120 all right uh i i want to tell you that uh uh the it's my memory that montana kind of went off the

01:46:31.240 rails there for a while is my memory correct i thought you guys were going really lefty for a

01:46:37.220 while during the obama administration is that a faulty memory or is it we when i got elected in

01:46:43.260 november i was the first republican elected to the governor's office in 20 years so we we had lost

01:46:52.060 our way and uh we're you know so there's a lot of heavy lifting going on to to kind of deregulate

01:46:59.660 to lower taxes uh to create more good paying jobs uh and and protect our constitutional rights in fact

01:47:07.180 later today i'm going to sign into law a whole handful of pro-life bills we respect life here in

01:47:14.040 montana and it's important uh that we uh that we do that i was pleased back in february uh to sign a

01:47:23.060 constitutional carry bill which is also second amendment related every montanan uh should be

01:47:29.080 able to defend themselves and uh in in february we joined 20 other states that now allow law-abiding

01:47:36.460 uh citizens to carry a concealed firearm uh and that makes everybody safer so when you sign this bill

01:47:43.220 on friday i know asia uh asa hutchington uh uh the uh the bill is being called by him and others

01:47:54.300 as something that will really hurt uh your state in working with federal officials on other things

01:48:02.280 do you believe that at all i don't i don't believe that's true there's different versions of this bill

01:48:09.180 uh and the governor of arkansas their legislature had a bill that went quite a bit further than what

01:48:16.000 we did here in montana this is really focused just on federal regulations as it relates to firearms

01:48:22.480 uh and if there's a immigration related issue uh we're still going to cooperate in fact uh one of

01:48:29.320 the other things i did since the beginning of the year is we signed into law a bill that bans

01:48:35.260 has sanctuary cities here in montana because we need to we need to abide by the law so you're not

01:48:43.240 getting any of the people coming across our border shipped up into montana well what we get in

01:48:48.880 montana uh we used to have montana meth and we've done a good job of policing that now we get mexican 0.99

01:48:56.840 meth and this is why this tragedy at the southern border is such a big issue because it's literally

01:49:03.240 ripping our families and our communities apart i had a local law enforcement officer in the central

01:49:08.900 part of montana tell me he knows when the mexican meth arrives because he sees a spike in the crime 0.96

01:49:16.540 rate that's how closely correlated it is we have cartels operating here in montana and uh it's it's

01:49:23.840 just it's a tragedy i can't believe it and then you have you know uh kevin costner and his family

01:49:31.480 being shot in the streets and i mean what is up with that obviously not a fan of yellowstone 0.97

01:49:38.340 do you watch yellowstone i have i watched the first season it's uh it's you know the how did you

01:49:45.680 the scenery the scenery is legit i totally give you that uh the rest of the show

01:49:51.520 caricature no no shut up that's not happening up there that's not a real place i i will tell you

01:50:02.940 though there's a thread of truth in every story but right not real i i will tell you that i my wife

01:50:10.960 and i we love it we absolutely love it and it's weird because i know it's it's hollywood it's not

01:50:17.760 out of control like that um you know well maybe in new york but it's not in places like montana

01:50:23.840 um but there is this cowboy mentality that montana has wyoming has it uh a few states have it you know

01:50:33.580 colorado used to have it where it's it's a very federalist kind of attitude of we take care of

01:50:41.600 things locally back out of our community and there's something nice about that well it started

01:50:50.160 back when montana was just a territory with the vigilantes they were here they took the law into

01:50:56.200 their own hands and there's a fierce independent streak in montana's we're freedom loving we're

01:51:02.620 patriotic we have one of the highest per capita uh uh ratios of military service in the country

01:51:10.660 one out of ten montanans have served in uniform uh we love our country we love how do you feel

01:51:17.140 about how do you feel about them looking at you know all the service members as as possibly

01:51:22.580 dangerous radicals it's not going to happen here

01:51:26.060 governor i uh i love your attitude i love your attitude um i don't know why we haven't had you on

01:51:34.840 before but i'm glad we had you on today uh it's my pleasure it's i you know we've my wife and i

01:51:41.620 have lived the american dream we've been blessed i've been in business my whole career i had the

01:51:46.760 great pleasure of representing montana back in the u.s congress for three and a half years

01:51:51.240 and now i'm back home and uh we're we're leading the montana comeback and for folks that aren't going

01:51:58.520 to europe this summer let me just say come and see us in montana we've got glacier national park

01:52:02.760 we have yellowstone national park and uh you'll fall in love and then you'll probably talk to a

01:52:08.160 real estate agent well i will tell you i'm going to be in your state uh this summer i am going to

01:52:13.620 yellowstone this summer so maybe we'll see you there with the forest rangers yeah yeah thanks so

01:52:20.420 much governor i appreciate it okay governor gianforte uh from the state of montana you know i don't

01:52:28.500 think people understand uh the west i mean stew you're in connecticut when you think of montana

01:52:37.600 and wyoming what was your thinking when you were a kid you know when you were growing up most people

01:52:43.520 i think that just stay in the east they still think of those places like what yeah mountains cold

01:52:52.360 ranchers that's probably the three things that would have popped in that's it that's it that's

01:52:59.720 when you're a kid that's what uh you know you get kind of i tell you if you went up and you spent

01:53:04.500 some time have you ever been to wyoming or montana or i've spent tons of time there uh you know been

01:53:10.440 in there for stuff we've done together and stuff but that's about it yeah that's not enough time you

01:53:14.040 should go on vacation up there you would you'd positively become addicted to it because it's just this

01:53:20.140 freedom thing i mean it really is a federalist attitude of you know stay out of my face what

01:53:26.720 are you doing stay out of my face government uh we're taking care of it fine here locally and it's

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01:55:02.600 so let's uh let's go to some of the uh democrats in congress they've had a few things to say

01:55:15.220 here's uh one of the democrats in congress on the uh on the district of columbia becoming its own state

01:55:23.560 those two states having more representation which is to say really any representation because

01:55:29.280 delegate holmes norton can't even vote on legislation unfortunately uh and the difference

01:55:35.040 between those two states aside from the fact that they have less that they have less fewer people

01:55:39.060 than in washington dc is that they are overwhelmingly white states this is an issue of racial justice

01:55:44.600 in addition to being an issue of democracy and we must stop disenfranchising people of color in this

01:55:50.560 country it's time to stop oh man see at first i wasn't for it because i thought this was just a

01:55:56.700 power play for the democrats but now i understand it's racial justice and i'm all turned around on

01:56:03.860 that same thing happened to me with the soccer star that uh was talking about trans sports this

01:56:12.420 weekend listen well in general i think there's just a tremendous amount of misinformation about trans

01:56:18.580 youth in general and then to your point lana the fact that um you know these bills do uphold white

01:56:26.040 supremacy under the guise of protecting women's sport when we actually know that women's sport 0.74

01:56:31.020 protection of it would be to more have more funding have more women in leadership positions uh equal pay 1.00

01:56:37.580 so reality though is that these trans youth just want to participate with their friends and play sport just

01:56:44.640 like everyone else okay that's that's all that is and you know they want to have equal pay even though

01:56:51.100 nobody wants to go see women's sports i mean i'm not one to talk because i don't want to see any sport 1.00

01:56:55.860 anyway but uh i'm thinking if there was something that would be higher on the scale of things not to do

01:57:04.540 would be go to see uh professional women's sports you know i'm just saying yeah i'm saying yeah it seems

01:57:11.860 like the market has made a similar decision with a couple of exceptions uh figure skating but did

01:57:18.060 you uh maybe gymnastics maybe tennis is up there yes volleyball volleyball women's golf probably is 0.99

01:57:25.820 pretty good yeah but not near the pga um but it's the it's the it's there it exists right yeah but

01:57:32.280 you're right you know you make extra you make money in sports when the franchise is making money

01:57:38.720 because you're on the team or you could make it because of fairness it's another way to go you

01:57:44.940 could you could you could well it's not only fairness in pay in in pay this is all really

01:57:51.020 white supremacy as we just found out as we just found out uh and uh here's an here's another cut

01:57:58.440 uh like this one uh chauvin supporters if you supported if you supported chauvin here's ilan omar

01:58:06.480 many of us saw that video and witnessed a lynching uh take place it shouldn't be that surprising that

01:58:14.600 there are still segments in our society that believe it is justifiable um for a black man to to be lynched

01:58:22.200 um but it's going to be important for us to confront that reality to confront our past history

01:58:28.680 and to find ways to move forward as a as a society

01:58:32.600 i i didn't know that there was a big segment of society that thought it was okay to lynch people

01:58:40.880 i in fact i've never met any of those people have you i've been i've been all over the country i've

01:58:46.820 met all kinds of different people and i've never met those people well if you polled that what would

01:58:51.440 have come out to zero percent what's that segment of society well uh probably zero point zero zero

01:59:00.700 eight maybe i'm thinking there's probably like you know there's a few people i'm sure that believe

01:59:04.600 pretty much everything in this world but it's not exactly a mainstream position not one at this point

01:59:09.600 we are uh concerned about as far as uh lynching is i mean there were thousands of them a long time

01:59:16.400 ago kind of old time yeah kind of old time why lynch why lynch people when you can have the uh lizard 0.68

01:59:23.480 people that are currently running our government just eat them you know just what now eat them oh 0.95

01:59:29.820 yeah no that's true that's not yeah the gop lizard people they see black people as uh some sort of a 0.93

01:59:37.620 food source so that's why the republic they're not republicans are not for lynching they just want

01:59:43.900 the lizard people to eat them i would not be surprised if that segment airs on cnn uh later

01:59:48.860 this week it really is bizarre this focus constant focus on race as really the only thing that matters

01:59:58.100 in society is fascinating you know all these these you know from race to whatever other phobic they're

02:00:04.960 accusing republicans of uh these days and now we're to the point where i mean they're even saying like

02:00:10.680 they're trashing caitlin jenner because i guess i don't know she's not pro trans enough i i'm really

02:00:17.400 having trouble keeping track of it all she's gonna run as a republicans yeah right she's evil she's not 1.00

02:00:24.000 on the right side politically so of course she's not trans enough i'd love to have her on the show 1.00

02:00:29.420 i'd love to do an episode with uh with uh caitlin jenner i think that would be

02:00:35.720 having her as governor would just be fun it would just be fun come on 0.87

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The Glenn Beck Program - April 26, 2021

Government vs. Jobs ｜ Guests： Daniel Suhr & Gov. Greg Gianforte ｜ 4⧸26⧸21

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