The Glenn Beck Program - How Has Fani Willis STILL Not Been Removed from Trump’s Case？! ｜ Guests： Sen. Eric Schmitt & Douglas Murray ｜ 1⧸19⧸24

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00:01:37.020 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:01:41.320 Hello, you sick freak. 0.99

00:01:42.640 Welcome to the program from News Radio 610 WIOD in Miami, Fort Lauderdale.

00:01:49.540 We thank them for their hospitality and hosting me today.

00:01:52.120 It is day 105 of the hostages, American hostages, being held in Gaza.

00:01:59.800 Have we forgotten them entirely?

00:02:02.120 Today is Friday, so we're going to go through some of the crazy news that happened this week.

00:02:07.260 We also are going to tell you about what the latest is, and I'll show it to you happening in real time.

00:02:16.080 What the World Economic Forum is saying is the number one problem,

00:02:20.300 and I'll show you how it's being implemented, their correction, in real time.

00:02:26.220 Also, we have Douglas Murray on.

00:02:29.300 This half hour, in about a half an hour, we have Senator Eric Schmidt from Missouri.

00:02:35.400 He's coming on.

00:02:36.060 He's going to explain the opportunity that the Supreme Court has right now

00:02:41.560 to dismantle the administrative state, something that the left is freaking out over. 0.93

00:02:47.200 Also today, Douglas Murray joins us.

00:02:50.880 Douglas is one of the guys who's on the target list of the World Economic Forum to silence him

00:02:57.160 because he is so well-spoken.

00:03:00.420 He's from England.

00:03:01.140 We're going to have him on coming up in just a few minutes, so stand by.

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00:04:13.100 All right, let me show you a couple of things that are happening at the World Economic Forum in Davos 2024.

00:04:22.840 They're saying that they're starting to become a little more conservative.

00:04:27.040 You know, they've invited some conservatives over there, you know,

00:04:30.180 and they think maybe they've gone a little too far.

00:04:33.680 Really?

00:04:34.220 I don't believe you at all, nor should anyone else.

00:04:39.600 Why?

00:04:40.080 Because they are progressing on everything that they're talking about anyway.

00:04:44.280 They will have a new world order if it is up to them.

00:04:48.660 Here is the World Bank president talking about developing nations.

00:04:53.940 Now, what do you need to become a developing nation?

00:04:58.480 Okay, you need skilled labor.

00:05:00.820 You need cheap energy.

00:05:05.220 And that's pretty much it.

00:05:07.600 If you have cheap energy and skilled labor, you can totally transform your country.

00:05:15.780 Okay.

00:05:16.060 Here's the World Bank on developing nations.

00:05:21.400 Listen to this.

00:05:22.500 Europe lives on natural gas.

00:05:26.480 America generates a great deal of natural gas as well.

00:05:30.380 How can we tell the developing world that they cannot have access to natural gas as part of the transition

00:05:36.820 if we live on it ourselves?

00:05:39.980 And so I think there's a little bit of the issue of trust in each other.

00:05:45.720 I actually believe that if you open the taps of natural gas everywhere, you won't be able to close it again.

00:05:51.660 So the wrong answer is to say, let me just do what I want.

00:05:55.320 The correct answer is to say, what's the right way of bridging this situation?

00:05:59.540 These are hard topics.

00:06:01.960 They get emotional.

00:06:03.260 They get political.

00:06:05.300 And as someone said at a lunch a little while ago, the challenge with politics is we know what we need to do.

00:06:10.900 The problem in the democratic world is you probably won't get elected again if you do it.

00:06:14.860 Yeah, probably why you're engaging in all kinds of propaganda.

00:06:20.340 Stu, can you help me out?

00:06:21.760 When did natural gas become an enemy of the planet?

00:06:27.520 Well, it's a fossil fuel, Glenn, as you know.

00:06:30.320 Now, it's interesting because at the same time, they'll say, look at all the progress we've made.

00:06:35.200 We've done all these amazing things.

00:06:36.700 Everyone's finally listening to us and turning green.

00:06:39.440 All the gains they've been able to muster have been from natural gas.

00:06:43.880 Correct.

00:06:44.780 Going from something like coal to natural gas is a big cut in emissions.

00:06:49.800 They get big reductions in their numbers.

00:06:52.320 They have come down because of that, going from one fossil fuel to another.

00:06:56.420 And then they claim success and now want more solar panels.

00:07:02.160 So, yeah.

00:07:03.060 No, I mean, they have always said eventually they want to get away from it.

00:07:08.600 Some people will say, well, it's a step in the right direction.

00:07:11.940 Others just want it to be taken offline.

00:07:14.100 Well, he wants the world to understand that once we open the taps for developing nations, 0.94

00:07:20.060 if we start sending them natural gas and they start developing, you'll never be able to shut it off.

00:07:26.140 And that just can't happen.

00:07:27.960 Evil.

00:07:28.400 That's an evil sentiment, isn't it?

00:07:30.580 It is.

00:07:30.960 You know, if we give them civilization, they might want to keep it.

00:07:37.540 And it's like, what a disgusting way to look at a bunch of other people, a billion other people.

00:07:43.180 Just like, we can't let them develop.

00:07:45.500 We can't let them have heating and cooling.

00:07:47.620 We can't let them have electricity and modern medicine because then they'll keep wanting it. 0.99

00:07:52.620 And that's bad.

00:07:53.800 What kind of worldview is that?

00:07:55.260 So let me go to the Heritage president.

00:08:00.480 Heritage, they were invited to speak out and tell us what, you know, the world would be like with a new Republican administration.

00:08:13.500 So Kevin Roberts went and he laid it out for him in no uncertain terms.

00:08:18.520 Here's a bit of his speech yesterday.

00:08:19.940 The thing that I want to drive home here, the very reason that I'm here at Davos, is to explain to many people in this room and who are watching, with all due respect, nothing personal, but that you're part of the problem.

00:08:31.560 Political elites tell the average people on three or four or five issues that the reality is X, when in fact reality is Y.

00:08:40.300 Take immigration. 0.75

00:08:42.040 Elites tell us that open borders and even illegal immigration are OK.

00:08:46.460 The average person tells us in the United States that both robbed them of the American way of life.

00:08:52.380 They're right.

00:08:53.180 President Trump will take that on on behalf of the average American.

00:08:56.720 Elites also tell us that public safety isn't a problem in big American cities.

00:09:01.520 Just travel to New York or Washington or Dallas, Texas.

00:09:05.140 The average person will tell you that the lack of public safety damages not just the American way of life, but their life.

00:09:11.760 President Trump will take that on.

00:09:13.120 Thirdly, I guess the favorite at the World Economic Forum is climate change.

00:09:18.920 Elites tell us that we have this existential crisis with so-called climate change, so much so that climate alarmism is probably the greatest cause for mental health crisis in the world.

00:09:29.080 The solutions, the average person knows, based on climate change, are far worse and more harmful and cost more human lives, especially in Europe during the time that you need heating, than do the problem and the problems themselves.

00:09:47.480 Fourth, two more here, Robin.

00:09:48.880 The fourth, China, the number one adversary, not just to the United States, but to free people on planet Earth. 0.77

00:09:57.900 Not only do we at Davos not say that, we give the Chinese Communist Party a platform.

00:10:05.120 Count on President Trump ending that nonsense.

00:10:06.880 And fifth, as we sit here, another supranational organization, the World Health Organization, is discussing, foisting gender ideology upon the global south.

00:10:20.680 These are practices that are under review, if not being rejected, by countries in Northern Europe.

00:10:25.740 The new president, especially if it's President Trump, will, as you like to say, trust the science.

00:10:32.400 He will understand the basic biological reality of manhood and womanhood.

00:10:37.380 And do you know why?

00:10:38.740 Not because of retribution, not because he's a dictator, but because he has the power of the American people behind him.

00:10:46.040 And it's connected to Senator Portman's excellent point, that in addition to needing a vigorous executive, we look forward to having the popular will inform both the House and Senate in 2025 to pass laws on all of those issues and many others.

00:11:00.560 Ultimately, Robin, I think President Trump, if in fact he wins a second term, is going to be inspired by the wise words of Javier Millet, who said that he was in power not to guide sheep, but to awaken lions.

00:11:15.120 That's what the average American and the average free person on planet Earth wants out of leaders.

00:11:22.740 They didn't like his talk or his appearance on the panel very much.

00:11:29.220 In fact, they're going the other way.

00:11:30.780 They're talking about liberating science now, which is focused on disinformation as it relates to the climate change agenda and everything else.

00:11:39.700 So they've been talking about how the number one problem now is disinformation and misinformation.

00:11:47.540 That is the key problem for this year.

00:11:51.240 Number one, short term risk facing the world.

00:11:54.740 It's not interstate armed conflict, war, climate change, lack of economic opportunity, societal polarization, which is closely linked to misinformation and disinformation, actually comes in third.

00:12:12.180 So really?

00:12:14.580 Wow.

00:12:15.700 We've got to take care of that this year.

00:12:18.320 Why?

00:12:18.720 Because there are more elections, free elections happening this year than any other time in human history.

00:12:27.400 The elites know they're in trouble if you awaken the lions.

00:12:33.500 But I want to show you, they have been saying all week, they've been talking about how they've got to get a handle on disinformation and misinformation.

00:12:43.020 So let's look at what's happening in real time.

00:12:48.580 This is from The Washington Post.

00:12:51.560 The Internet has been a huge boon for the accessibility of information.

00:12:54.980 There are a few barriers to consuming classic literature or detailed scientific analysis or catalogs of news reports.

00:13:02.580 There's also an exorbitant amount of garbage information, of course, and the entire universe of people who say stuff that think will get people clicks and they'll earn themselves some money.

00:13:13.840 While confidence in American institutions has been in decline for some time, it's not hard to imagine how the economic incentives of the Internet contribute.

00:13:21.480 There is an outsized appetite for derogatory, counterintuitive, or anti-institutional assessments of the world around us.

00:13:32.020 Counterintuitive.

00:13:33.580 I don't know, men having babies.

00:13:37.080 That seems counterintuitive.

00:13:40.400 This is part because of the alleged scandals that are increasing and in part because Americans like to view themselves as independent analysts of the world around us.

00:13:51.160 The result is there's both a supply and a demand for nonsense or appealingly framed errors.

00:13:59.140 Americans who have little trust in the system can easily find something to reinforce their skepticism, and they often do.

00:14:06.640 This article goes on to say, you should not do your own research.

00:14:12.620 You need to find someone you trust and just listen to them.

00:14:17.300 If I am someone that you happen to trust, let me just say, I do not ask for your trust.

00:14:27.340 I ask that you do your own homework and keep an open mind, even when you think you're absolutely right.

00:14:35.560 But if we are not listening to other points of view, then we are saying we know everything.

00:14:42.280 I don't know everything.

00:14:44.240 I hope I'm wrong on a lot of this stuff.

00:14:47.080 Don't think I am.

00:14:48.680 But as soon as somebody comes into my world and says, look, this is the way it is and can show me logically, not just shut up, hate monger, but can show me the case logically.

00:15:01.020 Honestly, I'm there.

00:15:02.520 I'm there.

00:15:03.220 I don't want to believe these things, but I do.

00:15:07.180 And what are those things that we believe in?

00:15:11.060 Well, not the things that the elites now believe in.

00:15:14.100 Here's another one.

00:15:14.880 This is from NBC News.

00:15:17.160 Disinformation poses an unprecedented threat in 2024, and the U.S. isn't ready.

00:15:24.760 This, according to researchers, technologists and political scientists, as presidential election approaches, experts warn that a convergence of events at home and abroad on traditional and social media and amid an environment of rising authoritarianism, deep distrust and political and social unrest.

00:15:47.660 It makes the dangers from propaganda, falsehoods and conspiracy theories more dire than ever.

00:15:54.760 A U.S. presidential election comes during a historic year.

00:15:59.260 Billions of people voting in elections in more than 50 countries all over Europe, India, Mexico, South Africa.

00:16:05.920 And it comes at a time of ideal circumstances for disinformation and the people who spread it.

00:16:14.780 An increasing number of voters have proven susceptible to disinformation from Donald Trump and his allies.

00:16:21.260 Artificial intelligent technology is ubiquitous.

00:16:25.300 Social media companies have slashed efforts to rein in misinformation on their platforms.

00:16:30.420 And attacks on the work and reputation of academics tracking disinformation have chilled the research.

00:16:39.040 Wow.

00:16:39.680 That is, I'm so glad we have this information.

00:16:44.180 This information is trust the experts.

00:16:49.000 You know, for instance, the good folks at CNN, who in October of 2016, when there was WikiLeaks and all of the Clinton emails,

00:17:00.480 Chris Cuomo told his viewers, it's illegal for you to possess emails leaked by the website WikiLeaks, and you should not read them.

00:17:11.340 Rely entirely on the media to learn about their context and content.

00:17:18.060 Oh, wow.

00:17:20.320 So he's got special powers.

00:17:22.840 You shouldn't read it, but he will.

00:17:25.020 Well, and then he'll explain it to you, because he speaks Latin.

00:17:30.000 He's the high priest.

00:17:33.280 How about this one?

00:17:35.720 How about the border?

00:17:37.880 How about COVID?

00:17:39.680 How about the masks?

00:17:40.980 How about six-foot distancing?

00:17:43.280 How about the lab leak?

00:17:45.280 That was completely, completely ridiculous.

00:17:48.800 By the way, a news story out from Blaze.

00:17:54.680 Chinese researchers reportedly identified and mapped the COVID-19 virus weeks before China notified the world.

00:18:05.040 The alarming findings raise serious concerns about China's transparency regarding the initial coronavirus outbreak.

00:18:13.160 We told you this in the first year.

00:18:19.080 We knew it, but we were conspiracy theorists.

00:18:22.560 I had it dead to rights.

00:18:25.280 I showed you on the timeline.

00:18:28.040 These things only make sense if they were already ahead of the game.

00:18:33.300 It's the only way it made any sense.

00:18:35.900 It would be counterintuitive to think that it wasn't a lab leak.

00:18:41.860 But we were conspiracy theorists, and now we know, oh, the rest of the story.

00:18:49.920 Now we know the truth.

00:18:52.360 So I just ask you every time you hear somebody say conspiracy theory, you ask yourself,

00:18:58.680 have they been right on all of the other conspiracy theories, or have they been wrong?

00:19:06.040 You have to do your own homework.

00:19:08.620 Sorry, Washington Post.

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00:20:21.920 Oh, golly.

00:20:23.700 Oh, by the way, as we're talking about misinformation, let me share one other thing.

00:20:28.320 While the Department of Homeland Security has allowed as many as 10 million immigrants,

00:20:34.040 immigrants, to flood our southern border, 1.00

00:20:36.660 the domestic surveillance state has prioritized something more important.

00:20:42.220 This, according to now-found documents by the Media Research Center,

00:20:48.940 DHS paid $700,000 from a counterterrorism program

00:20:54.660 to a self-described, self-described propaganda network to attack conservatives.

00:21:01.680 The source of the funding was the Targeted Violence and Terrorism Prevention Grant Program,

00:21:08.200 which was created under Barack Obama to target al-Qaeda.

00:21:12.060 That was put on hold and then revived by then-acting DHS head Kevin McAllen.

00:21:19.080 With Miles Taylor, the infamous and insufferable anonymous resistance within the Trump administration,

00:21:26.460 that funding circumvented the White House budgeting process.

00:21:29.680 The beneficiary of the grant under President Joe Biden is the already taxpayer-funded

00:21:36.360 University of Rhode Island's Media Education Lab.

00:21:40.140 Propaganda can also be used for social beneficial purposes,

00:21:44.620 the application read as it outlined its own counter-propaganda model.

00:21:49.240 Indeed, because the public has long been recognized as being suggestible,

00:21:52.860 the United States has long use and has used for beneficial propaganda purposes

00:21:59.380 during World War I, World War II, and the Cold War.

00:22:02.320 So, these people went out, they partnered with the White House

00:22:07.380 and the federal government with your tax dollars

00:22:10.540 to equate MAGA supporters as anti-Semites

00:22:16.320 and blaming Donald Trump for creating a darker, scarier, angry, less hopeful country.

00:22:25.240 Propaganda proven, done by the people who are lecturing us about disinformation.

00:22:30.660 Glenn Beck.

00:22:32.720 I don't think I'm going to be having any of that.

00:22:35.400 Now, listen, when you kill somebody, even in self-defense,

00:22:39.300 if you have to ever pull your gun, you have to know that you're going to go through hell

00:22:44.440 for at least a year.

00:22:47.040 They are going to come after you.

00:22:48.780 I mean, unless you live, really, honestly, in Texas currently,

00:22:53.100 they're going to come after you.

00:22:55.400 And, you know, there should be a process.

00:22:57.340 You're killing somebody.

00:22:59.360 I don't want to pull my gun unless I am sure I am going to kill them.

00:23:05.580 And you don't pull a gun out to wound anybody.

00:23:08.220 That has always bothered me.

00:23:10.640 And there is one step.

00:23:11.800 It bothers my wife a great deal. 0.90

00:23:13.580 And I just know her.

00:23:14.780 She would just not pull her gun unless you were harming our children. 0.98

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00:24:08.100 I wanna see you, baby.

00:24:13.300 Oh, yeah.

00:24:16.000 It's like we've got a broken copy machine

00:24:18.760 and just ordered

00:24:20.840 pizza.

00:24:23.440 Ding dong.

00:24:27.080 We're going to talk some sexy,

00:24:29.460 sexy things right now.

00:24:31.080 It's going to get kind of steamy

00:24:33.380 in here.

00:24:35.240 Because we're going to talk about

00:24:37.140 that Supreme Court case

00:24:41.340 that's so supreme.

00:24:45.860 Chevron

00:24:46.700 Deference.

00:24:49.760 Oh, yeah.

00:24:52.600 And we have the super hot, super sexy

00:24:55.540 Senator Eric Schmidt

00:24:57.180 who must appreciate

00:24:58.460 this intro. Hello, Eric.

00:25:05.460 How are you?

00:25:07.060 That's why you're a Hall of Famer.

00:25:09.480 Only you.

00:25:12.200 I'm thinking about

00:25:13.420 having you on and I'm like, nobody

00:25:15.340 wants to talk about Chevron Deference

00:25:17.440 because it's not sexy

00:25:19.640 at all.

00:25:21.220 Oh, man.

00:25:22.420 That's good.

00:25:22.980 So anyway,

00:25:24.220 Chevron Deference is so

00:25:26.040 important.

00:25:26.780 What is happening this week

00:25:28.340 and we'll find out in June

00:25:29.640 could be.

00:25:31.900 It's not the silver bullet,

00:25:33.280 but it is one of the

00:25:35.300 silver bullets

00:25:36.080 to put our country back

00:25:38.360 to put our country back onto

00:25:38.600 a constitutional balance

00:25:40.080 of power.

00:25:41.420 Can you explain Chevron Deference?

00:25:43.300 Yeah, that's exactly right.

00:25:45.660 And so this is not getting a lot

00:25:46.860 of plays.

00:25:47.340 So I appreciate you

00:25:48.700 making this as interesting

00:25:50.340 as possible

00:25:50.960 because it's one of these

00:25:51.800 things that has happened

00:25:53.480 and really one of the

00:25:55.780 building blocks,

00:25:56.840 this Chevron Deference

00:25:57.720 of the administrative state

00:25:59.200 that is really

00:25:59.940 antithetical to the vision

00:26:01.140 of the founders.

00:26:02.140 You know,

00:26:02.300 it's accountability,

00:26:03.320 dispersing power.

00:26:05.200 So back in the 1980s.

00:26:06.180 Hang on, just a second, Eric.

00:26:07.700 Sarah, can you help him out

00:26:08.920 a little bit,

00:26:09.380 just a little bit, Aaron?

00:26:11.840 Go ahead and hit that again.

00:26:13.380 And then, Garrett,

00:26:13.980 go ahead.

00:26:14.540 Go ahead.

00:26:15.680 Yeah.

00:26:17.820 So I'm going to have

00:26:19.740 to tune that out.

00:26:20.680 I'm going to have to

00:26:21.220 act like I'm shooting

00:26:22.240 free throws

00:26:22.960 and people are yelling at me.

00:26:26.340 But so basically,

00:26:28.540 Woodrow Wilson,

00:26:29.400 who I would argue

00:26:30.360 is maybe the worst president

00:26:31.600 in our country's history.

00:26:33.400 Oh, it's getting

00:26:34.620 hot in here again.

00:26:37.180 Just made the Woodrow,

00:26:38.360 I'm going to whisper

00:26:38.940 Woodrow Wilson.

00:26:41.840 But anyway,

00:26:42.820 so you see the growth

00:26:43.760 of these agencies

00:26:45.680 over time

00:26:46.860 and all these

00:26:48.240 alphabet agencies

00:26:49.120 that take on

00:26:50.660 enormous power

00:26:51.620 over people's lives.

00:26:52.640 They can destroy

00:26:53.260 businesses and livelihoods

00:26:54.620 and take away liberty. 0.99

00:26:55.540 How did we get here?

00:26:56.800 One of the reasons

00:26:57.540 we got here is

00:26:58.560 there's this case

00:26:59.840 called Chevron

00:27:00.880 that was decided

00:27:02.220 in the 1980s

00:27:03.320 that basically said,

00:27:04.540 look,

00:27:04.880 if Congress

00:27:06.140 hasn't specifically

00:27:08.240 spelled something out,

00:27:09.820 if there's some ambiguity,

00:27:11.440 we're going to defer

00:27:12.600 to an agency's

00:27:13.780 interpretation of that

00:27:14.840 as long as it's

00:27:15.640 quote unquote reasonable.

00:27:16.940 So what that has led to

00:27:18.120 over time

00:27:18.880 is the courts

00:27:20.800 just saying

00:27:21.400 things are ambiguous

00:27:22.220 and then agreeing

00:27:23.600 and going along

00:27:24.320 with an agency's

00:27:25.160 interpretation.

00:27:26.160 This case

00:27:26.900 that's in front

00:27:27.480 of the Supreme Court

00:27:28.060 right now,

00:27:28.640 this is what's called

00:27:29.100 Luperbright

00:27:29.640 or Relentless,

00:27:31.000 which I think

00:27:31.280 is a better name.

00:27:31.900 There's a second plaintiff.

00:27:33.320 Essentially,

00:27:33.680 there was a 1970s law

00:27:35.860 that said

00:27:36.740 for fishery

00:27:38.320 management plan

00:27:39.880 that would allow

00:27:42.320 observers

00:27:42.960 to be on the vessel.

00:27:44.540 Okay,

00:27:44.700 so that's kind of

00:27:45.340 how it worked.

00:27:45.900 There were observers

00:27:46.420 on the vessel.

00:27:47.240 The government

00:27:47.580 was paying for the observers.

00:27:48.820 Then all of a sudden,

00:27:49.840 more recently,

00:27:50.740 the agency said,

00:27:52.340 well,

00:27:52.520 now you've got to pay

00:27:53.260 for the observers.

00:27:54.780 And they said,

00:27:55.280 well,

00:27:55.360 wait a minute.

00:27:56.060 That's never how

00:27:56.800 it's been done before.

00:27:57.700 And where does that

00:27:58.320 say in the statute?

00:27:59.140 And of course,

00:27:59.700 it doesn't say

00:28:00.320 in the statute.

00:28:01.080 The agency

00:28:01.680 just wanted it that way.

00:28:03.020 So they lost

00:28:03.820 at the lower court level.

00:28:04.900 This issue is now

00:28:05.800 in front of the Supreme Court.

00:28:06.900 It's on that particular issue,

00:28:08.380 but it's about

00:28:09.340 this broader

00:28:10.160 Chevron deference issue.

00:28:12.700 If my hope is

00:28:14.340 that the conservative

00:28:15.760 justices

00:28:16.420 would overturn Chevron,

00:28:17.760 this is sort of

00:28:18.280 a holy grail

00:28:19.400 for people

00:28:20.160 who want to get back

00:28:21.000 to how our founders

00:28:22.440 viewed the role

00:28:23.320 of government,

00:28:24.080 which is...

00:28:24.660 Correct me

00:28:24.860 if I'm wrong, Eric.

00:28:25.840 I mean,

00:28:26.580 wasn't this written

00:28:27.740 by Scalia?

00:28:29.720 Yeah.

00:28:30.320 No, it's actually

00:28:31.100 one of the great paradoxes.

00:28:32.300 Later on,

00:28:33.180 so he was an advocate

00:28:34.480 for it.

00:28:35.620 And then later on,

00:28:36.780 as it played out,

00:28:37.720 he soured on the idea.

00:28:39.700 And so, yeah,

00:28:40.640 it's one of the great

00:28:41.340 ironies.

00:28:42.560 I mean,

00:28:42.740 Justice Scalia,

00:28:43.460 maybe the greatest,

00:28:44.620 if not one of the greatest

00:28:45.600 justices of all time.

00:28:48.540 And the climate,

00:28:49.580 I think,

00:28:49.800 was different.

00:28:50.320 They viewed it

00:28:50.820 a little bit differently then,

00:28:51.900 but certainly how

00:28:52.880 it's played out,

00:28:54.220 this has been

00:28:55.080 a total disaster.

00:28:56.120 So as you know,

00:28:56.840 when I was aging

00:28:57.700 and now in the Senate,

00:28:58.520 my maiden speech

00:28:59.940 was about two great

00:29:00.960 threats to the Republic,

00:29:02.260 the narrowing of the bandwidth

00:29:03.260 of free speech

00:29:04.100 and then the growth

00:29:05.160 of the administrative state.

00:29:06.400 And there's a few things

00:29:07.140 we can do,

00:29:07.620 like Senator Lee and I

00:29:08.520 are taking on the RAINS Act,

00:29:10.020 which would say Congress

00:29:11.160 should have to vote

00:29:12.400 on any new regulation

00:29:13.540 before it goes into effect.

00:29:15.380 That would slow

00:29:16.060 this thing down.

00:29:17.200 You should make them

00:29:17.940 pull back three regs

00:29:19.160 before they issue one reg.

00:29:20.820 There are some things

00:29:21.580 you can do

00:29:22.020 that's deep structural reform,

00:29:23.660 but this court case

00:29:24.880 that was argued

00:29:25.660 in front of the Supreme Court

00:29:26.440 yesterday,

00:29:27.340 they'll probably be handed out,

00:29:28.560 handed down in June,

00:29:29.620 would go a long way

00:29:31.360 in the legal process

00:29:32.920 of defaying these agencies

00:29:34.440 because no longer

00:29:35.620 would the courts just say,

00:29:37.520 well,

00:29:37.700 the agency's in charge of this.

00:29:39.160 This is what they've said.

00:29:40.100 We're going to go with that.

00:29:41.540 Instead,

00:29:42.260 they'll look to the statute

00:29:43.300 and say,

00:29:44.120 what does the statute

00:29:45.300 actually say?

00:29:46.540 And if it doesn't allow it,

00:29:48.080 the tie doesn't go

00:29:48.920 to the runner

00:29:49.380 or the agency.

00:29:50.140 The tie actually goes

00:29:51.500 to the individual.

00:29:53.280 And so you would empower Congress.

00:29:57.160 They would have to take

00:29:58.200 their power back.

00:29:59.580 They'd have to pass

00:30:00.900 the laws and the regulations,

00:30:02.560 which is the way

00:30:04.200 it's supposed to work.

00:30:05.860 Give me a real-life,

00:30:07.560 big example

00:30:08.580 on how this could change

00:30:10.600 the average person's life

00:30:12.480 if they get rid of this.

00:30:15.460 Well,

00:30:16.680 in the broadest sense,

00:30:17.820 you're right.

00:30:18.880 The Article I branch

00:30:19.880 or Congress,

00:30:21.060 they're no saints

00:30:22.360 in this either.

00:30:23.060 They have willingly

00:30:23.840 ceded this authority

00:30:25.860 to the agencies

00:30:26.660 because here's the game

00:30:27.600 that gets played

00:30:28.100 in Washington

00:30:28.640 is they go back home

00:30:30.780 and say,

00:30:31.120 I voted for the greatest

00:30:32.400 bill in the world.

00:30:33.860 Yep.

00:30:34.140 And then they say,

00:30:34.840 somebody asks a question,

00:30:35.800 they say,

00:30:36.180 but I can't believe

00:30:37.020 what the EPA just did.

00:30:38.660 Right?

00:30:39.060 Yes.

00:30:39.300 So they get to have it

00:30:40.220 both ways.

00:30:40.980 And what I want to see

00:30:42.180 and I think what you want to see

00:30:43.300 and what others want to see

00:30:44.200 is make us accountable

00:30:46.500 for this.

00:30:47.060 So if you're going to pass

00:30:47.920 a law that deals with,

00:30:50.040 you know,

00:30:50.880 greenhouse emissions,

00:30:52.020 right?

00:30:52.200 Well,

00:30:52.380 part of the problem now

00:30:53.260 is Congress hasn't done that.

00:30:55.520 Congress hasn't signed

00:30:56.800 on to the Green New Deal,

00:30:58.380 right?

00:30:58.680 So all of this effort

00:31:00.040 and the money that's

00:31:00.940 going to China now,

00:31:01.800 all of this is being done

00:31:03.220 by these agencies

00:31:04.220 because the president

00:31:05.680 wants their agencies

00:31:06.960 to go do this.

00:31:07.880 So this would say,

00:31:08.500 basically,

00:31:09.740 listen,

00:31:10.320 if Congress hasn't weighed

00:31:11.660 in on this,

00:31:12.140 we don't get to do it.

00:31:12.980 We're not actually going

00:31:13.540 to defer to you

00:31:14.440 because you claim

00:31:15.440 there's some ambiguity

00:31:16.220 in the statute

00:31:17.000 from the 1950s.

00:31:18.440 So this would put

00:31:19.320 the onus back on Congress

00:31:20.640 and that's where it should be

00:31:22.380 because ultimately,

00:31:23.160 if you think about

00:31:23.780 the system we have,

00:31:24.860 it's meant to spread

00:31:25.700 out power vertically,

00:31:26.760 horizontally through

00:31:27.480 separation of powers

00:31:28.360 and federalism,

00:31:29.060 right?

00:31:29.340 That's one piece of it.

00:31:30.400 But it's also based

00:31:31.500 on accountability

00:31:32.280 because every six years

00:31:33.700 in the Senate

00:31:34.180 and every two years

00:31:34.900 in the House,

00:31:35.300 you have to go

00:31:35.740 before the voters

00:31:36.460 and they can actually

00:31:37.840 now say,

00:31:38.600 were you in favor

00:31:39.760 of this?

00:31:40.640 Did you support this?

00:31:41.680 Did you vote yes

00:31:42.420 or did you vote doing this?

00:31:43.480 As opposed to blaming it

00:31:45.000 on some agency

00:31:45.720 that nobody has any idea

00:31:47.060 who the deputy

00:31:47.760 undersecretary of,

00:31:49.420 you know,

00:31:50.280 some agency

00:31:50.860 never heard of is.

00:31:52.120 Well, already,

00:31:53.040 you know,

00:31:53.320 we're reading reports

00:31:54.240 that the Biden administration

00:31:55.720 is looking for,

00:31:57.520 looking to

00:31:58.280 the administrative officials

00:32:00.000 on ways

00:32:01.360 that they can block

00:32:02.500 anything that Trump

00:32:03.660 might do

00:32:04.300 if he comes in.

00:32:05.380 And that's the problem.

00:32:06.820 The president

00:32:07.420 can come in,

00:32:08.320 but if the structure

00:32:10.500 is there,

00:32:11.000 it's so deep

00:32:12.220 and so intertwined

00:32:15.240 with everything,

00:32:16.000 it will take

00:32:16.920 massive time

00:32:19.440 and shears

00:32:20.460 to start cutting

00:32:22.340 those things back.

00:32:24.560 And meanwhile,

00:32:25.160 they just keep adding

00:32:26.100 more and more and more.

00:32:28.160 That's right.

00:32:28.920 And we had,

00:32:30.060 when I was attorney general,

00:32:31.040 we had the student loan

00:32:32.180 debt forgiveness case,

00:32:33.100 for example.

00:32:33.900 Yes.

00:32:34.280 We took that all the way

00:32:35.240 to Supreme Court.

00:32:35.720 And one,

00:32:36.600 Glenn,

00:32:37.360 that was a half

00:32:38.740 a trillion dollars

00:32:39.860 that the president

00:32:41.260 thought,

00:32:42.080 relying on some statute

00:32:43.240 that didn't apply,

00:32:44.600 that he could wipe away

00:32:45.800 a half a trillion dollars

00:32:46.980 with a student loan debt

00:32:47.720 to fulfill a campaign promise.

00:32:49.240 That is not what this country

00:32:50.760 is supposed to be about.

00:32:51.660 What's supposed to happen is

00:32:52.820 the question should be put

00:32:54.120 before Congress,

00:32:55.160 do you want to do this or not?

00:32:56.760 And then we vote on it.

00:32:57.880 And so I do think

00:32:58.680 this case will go a long way

00:33:00.440 in putting that accountability

00:33:02.340 back in our system.

00:33:03.720 And I,

00:33:04.440 you know,

00:33:04.940 people,

00:33:05.140 people,

00:33:05.840 I think an important point

00:33:06.860 here is beyond just

00:33:08.100 the specifics of how

00:33:09.120 it's going to help

00:33:09.580 individuals or businesses,

00:33:10.740 you know,

00:33:11.080 reign in government,

00:33:11.780 there is also a real

00:33:13.400 important kernel of truth

00:33:14.680 in all this.

00:33:15.280 If you want to understand

00:33:16.240 why people are so frustrated,

00:33:17.800 I think,

00:33:18.460 with what goes on

00:33:19.360 in Washington is,

00:33:20.320 they feel like they

00:33:21.100 send people there

00:33:22.020 and things don't

00:33:23.460 really ever change.

00:33:24.800 And part of that is

00:33:26.260 there's this sort of

00:33:27.360 fourth branch of government

00:33:28.620 that's untouchable,

00:33:30.000 which is the

00:33:30.540 administrative state.

00:33:31.440 So if we can do our job,

00:33:33.020 reign that in,

00:33:33.600 this court case is a big

00:33:34.420 part of it.

00:33:34.900 I think over time

00:33:36.380 it's good for the

00:33:37.440 republic because people

00:33:38.860 will,

00:33:39.220 you know,

00:33:39.560 again,

00:33:40.380 feel like their government

00:33:42.420 or people they send there

00:33:43.600 are accountable to them,

00:33:45.000 not,

00:33:45.520 you know,

00:33:46.060 again,

00:33:46.500 some amorphous agency

00:33:47.720 that no one's ever heard of.

00:33:48.900 Let me ask you a final question.

00:33:51.280 I read a lot of reports

00:33:53.340 that say the justices

00:33:54.620 were asking the questions

00:33:55.940 that make one believe

00:33:57.900 that they might actually

00:33:59.400 go deep,

00:34:00.220 not narrow,

00:34:01.060 but deep on this.

00:34:02.540 Do you feel that way?

00:34:04.360 I do.

00:34:05.120 I think that probably

00:34:06.160 the justice to watch here

00:34:07.620 is Justice Roberts,

00:34:08.960 who is just sort of

00:34:09.980 well-known as kind of

00:34:11.000 an incrementalist.

00:34:11.880 And whether they kind of,

00:34:15.040 they've been chipping away

00:34:16.200 at this a little bit,

00:34:18.540 you know,

00:34:18.700 over the last,

00:34:19.360 I would say,

00:34:19.900 five to seven years,

00:34:21.060 they've been chipping away

00:34:22.320 at some of this deference.

00:34:24.080 But I think they've got

00:34:25.340 the kill shot here

00:34:26.600 if they want to take it.

00:34:28.360 I think they will.

00:34:29.420 If I had to bet on it right now,

00:34:30.960 I think they will.

00:34:32.220 But it's not a foregone conclusion.

00:34:34.060 But this is the best shot.

00:34:35.300 The people in these legal circles,

00:34:36.560 I will tell you,

00:34:37.640 there's been a desire

00:34:38.720 to find the case

00:34:39.980 that you can put before the court

00:34:42.260 to test this again.

00:34:43.640 And I said,

00:34:44.080 this is the case.

00:34:45.580 So this is really one to watch.

00:34:47.740 And again,

00:34:48.640 it's really under the radar

00:34:49.660 because it's not about,

00:34:50.700 you know,

00:34:50.960 guns or abortion

00:34:51.760 or some of the things

00:34:52.440 that typically are on the front page,

00:34:54.020 but it would have

00:34:54.880 a really significant impact

00:34:57.760 ultimately on the role

00:34:59.120 of government

00:34:59.600 in people's lives.

00:35:01.640 The other thing you mentioned,

00:35:03.040 quickly,

00:35:03.900 because I'm out of time,

00:35:04.640 but the other thing you mentioned

00:35:05.620 was freedom of speech.

00:35:07.360 And we have been watching

00:35:08.640 the World Economic Forum

00:35:09.920 and what they're doing.

00:35:11.340 And mis and disinformation

00:35:12.880 is now their number one priority

00:35:15.020 because there's going to be

00:35:16.120 more people in the world

00:35:17.840 voting this year

00:35:19.860 than ever before in human history.

00:35:22.340 And they know.

00:35:23.660 And so they've got to control

00:35:25.360 the spin and the media.

00:35:26.680 And we are already seeing

00:35:28.920 this happening

00:35:30.120 through NBC News,

00:35:32.460 NBC News,

00:35:34.060 what was the other one this week?

00:35:36.080 And then the Independent

00:35:37.240 that are actually naming

00:35:39.040 me and the Blaze

00:35:41.120 as critical disinformation

00:35:44.100 outlets.

00:35:46.440 And we take this

00:35:47.580 very seriously,

00:35:48.720 obviously.

00:35:49.980 Can we,

00:35:50.900 can I give you a shout?

00:35:52.560 And I'd like to make sure

00:35:53.940 that your staff

00:35:55.020 has all,

00:35:56.340 we look for it specifically

00:35:57.820 and I'm sure your staff does,

00:35:59.200 but we'd like to make sure

00:36:00.780 you're seeing

00:36:01.640 all of the things

00:36:02.800 that are coming out

00:36:03.700 on this because

00:36:04.560 it's becoming

00:36:05.780 very,

00:36:06.480 very dangerous.

00:36:08.140 Definitely.

00:36:08.800 And it's terrifying, Glenn.

00:36:10.040 As you know,

00:36:11.580 our rights

00:36:12.060 are to come from God

00:36:12.960 and government's job

00:36:14.040 is supposed to protect

00:36:14.820 those rights.

00:36:15.260 The principle

00:36:15.720 is the idea

00:36:16.540 of self-expression,

00:36:18.080 your ability

00:36:18.540 to speak your mind.

00:36:20.260 And that's why

00:36:20.780 the First Amendment

00:36:21.420 is so important.

00:36:22.220 And it's terrifying

00:36:23.160 the degree

00:36:24.540 to which

00:36:25.020 these so-called leaders

00:36:26.180 want to control the speech.

00:36:27.360 I guess it's not

00:36:27.900 that surprising.

00:36:28.660 It's been the way

00:36:29.180 of the world

00:36:29.480 for a long time,

00:36:30.120 but not in this country.

00:36:31.400 The Missouri versus

00:36:32.180 Biden lawsuit

00:36:32.820 that I filed

00:36:33.620 that's in front

00:36:34.040 of the Supreme Court,

00:36:34.600 by the way,

00:36:35.360 is a big part of that.

00:36:36.600 I've also filed

00:36:37.180 legislation, Glenn,

00:36:37.900 you'll appreciate this,

00:36:39.040 to empower

00:36:39.680 every individual

00:36:40.560 that's censored

00:36:41.180 by the government

00:36:41.760 to sue that government

00:36:42.920 official responsible

00:36:43.960 for it directly.

00:36:45.260 So instead of

00:36:45.820 one attorney general

00:36:46.640 doing this,

00:36:47.160 an army of citizens

00:36:48.260 whose rights

00:36:49.000 have been violated

00:36:49.620 to go out,

00:36:50.440 I think that will

00:36:51.220 have a deterrent effect.

00:36:52.280 We've got to look

00:36:52.720 for more solutions

00:36:53.520 to stop this

00:36:54.560 because there's

00:36:55.100 nowhere else to go.

00:36:55.900 You look at that

00:36:56.380 world economic forum,

00:36:57.320 you've got a bunch

00:36:57.760 of people who are

00:36:58.340 hell-bent on power

00:36:59.620 and control.

00:37:00.240 That's all it is.

00:37:01.020 It's meant to quell dissent,

00:37:02.300 it's meant to intimidate,

00:37:03.480 and they cannot win.

00:37:06.260 Well, as sexy as ever,

00:37:08.040 Eric.

00:37:08.860 As sexy as ever.

00:37:10.880 Senator Eric Schmidt,

00:37:11.880 thank you so much, sir.

00:37:12.880 Appreciate it.

00:37:13.760 All right, my friend.

00:37:14.620 Take care.

00:37:14.980 Bye-bye.

00:37:15.500 You bet.

00:37:15.720 What a good sport

00:37:19.980 on that one.

00:37:20.880 Let me tell you

00:37:21.380 a little bit

00:37:21.720 about CarShield.

00:37:23.560 You know,

00:37:24.040 your car,

00:37:25.400 when it runs

00:37:26.120 out of warranty,

00:37:26.920 we're all just

00:37:27.420 rolling the dice.

00:37:28.580 You know,

00:37:28.860 we know it's going

00:37:29.520 to happen at some point,

00:37:30.680 and it's going

00:37:32.740 to cost a lot of money,

00:37:33.640 especially now.

00:37:34.580 Everything has gone

00:37:35.700 through the roof.

00:37:37.560 Car repairs are up.

00:37:39.360 I can't remember

00:37:40.040 what it was,

00:37:40.960 but it's some absurd

00:37:42.380 percentage now

00:37:43.460 to fix your car.

00:37:44.420 For $100 a month,

00:37:47.560 you can get flexible

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00:38:53.160 The Glenn Beck Program

00:38:54.720 will be right back.

00:38:57.080 I want to thank

00:39:13.220 Grace Blazer

00:39:14.040 and everybody

00:39:14.560 at 610WIOD

00:39:15.820 for being so gracious

00:39:16.920 today

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00:39:22.020 IOD is,

00:39:23.360 I mean,

00:39:23.700 it's 100 years old.

00:39:24.800 I think it's like

00:39:25.300 98 years old now

00:39:26.820 and has just

00:39:29.140 a storied history

00:39:30.280 of giants

00:39:31.180 that have been

00:39:32.360 walking the hallways

00:39:35.020 here.

00:39:35.360 I mean,

00:39:35.580 Phil Hendry.

00:39:37.600 Did he start at IOD

00:39:39.020 doing that stuff?

00:39:40.100 No,

00:39:40.360 no,

00:39:40.660 but that's where

00:39:41.780 I found him

00:39:42.380 when I was living

00:39:43.280 in that area

00:39:43.900 in the mid-90s,

00:39:45.340 I guess,

00:39:45.640 which is a million

00:39:46.220 years ago now,

00:39:46.900 but it's a legendary

00:39:48.480 station.

00:39:48.880 That lineup at that time

00:39:50.040 had Phil Hendry

00:39:51.060 and Neil Rogers

00:39:51.960 and Rick and Suds

00:39:53.940 and Aaron Summers,

00:39:56.420 I think,

00:39:56.780 was her name.

00:39:58.080 All I know

00:39:58.620 is I remember

00:39:59.160 just that's all

00:40:00.000 I did all the time

00:40:00.740 at that point

00:40:01.340 was listen to WIOD

00:40:02.500 obsessively.

00:40:03.600 It was just

00:40:04.060 the greatest.

00:40:04.860 It was insane.

00:40:06.400 The radio station

00:40:07.100 that's really legendary

00:40:08.340 that a lot of people

00:40:09.120 around the country

00:40:09.640 might not know

00:40:10.620 about that period,

00:40:11.420 but man,

00:40:11.800 it was impressive.

00:40:13.260 It set radio

00:40:15.160 for a long time.

00:40:16.000 Yeah,

00:40:16.320 Stu came,

00:40:16.940 you were,

00:40:17.220 what,

00:40:17.540 18 when we first met

00:40:18.960 and he was

00:40:21.260 blowing up balloons

00:40:22.420 at some promotion

00:40:23.340 and you were working

00:40:25.560 for the promotions department

00:40:28.260 of the local radio station

00:40:29.460 and I was there

00:40:30.220 and I was about

00:40:30.820 to get into talk radio

00:40:31.880 and he started talking

00:40:33.300 to me about WIOD

00:40:34.780 and how he listened

00:40:36.020 and Phil Hendry

00:40:36.780 and how brilliant

00:40:38.020 these people are

00:40:39.000 and I saw something

00:40:40.680 in him.

00:40:41.240 He reminded me of me

00:40:42.560 when I was his age.

00:40:44.280 A loser.

00:40:45.020 I understand what you're saying.

00:40:46.420 I get it.

00:40:46.720 And when you're my age now,

00:40:48.780 you'll still be a loser

00:40:49.900 just like me.

00:40:51.100 But anyway,

00:40:51.880 we started talking about it

00:40:53.580 and I said,

00:40:53.940 you know,

00:40:54.060 I'm going to get into

00:40:54.600 talk radio

00:40:55.280 and I was an absolute loser

00:40:57.840 at the time

00:40:58.480 and, you know,

00:40:59.540 probably had no future

00:41:01.000 and Stu rolled the dice

00:41:03.660 and was like,

00:41:05.100 yeah,

00:41:05.460 I'll come in.

00:41:05.980 I interned for me

00:41:07.620 and we've been together

00:41:09.160 ever since

00:41:09.880 and we've made something

00:41:12.260 of ourselves.

00:41:13.740 Here I am,

00:41:14.460 Stu.

00:41:14.620 You're not here yet,

00:41:15.500 but here I am

00:41:16.200 at 610-W-I-O-V.

00:41:20.140 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:41:21.700 We have no room

00:41:39.460 to compromise.

00:41:44.960 We've got to stay together

00:41:46.600 if we're going to survive.

00:41:52.500 Stay up straight

00:41:54.080 and hold the line.

00:41:59.020 It's a new day

00:42:01.420 I turn the room

00:42:04.920 Welcome to the fusion

00:42:11.060 of entertainment

00:42:12.360 and enlightenment.

00:42:16.580 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

00:42:19.960 How many times

00:42:23.120 have you been watching TV

00:42:24.220 or, you know,

00:42:25.080 listening to even me

00:42:25.960 on the radio

00:42:26.520 and you're screaming

00:42:27.120 at the radio

00:42:27.620 and you're like,

00:42:28.100 no, no, no, no,

00:42:29.680 that's not the argument.

00:42:31.720 It's one of the reasons

00:42:32.800 why I like

00:42:33.420 Vivek Ramaswamy so much

00:42:35.580 is he never gets flustered.

00:42:39.040 He's always got

00:42:40.540 just a pithy point

00:42:42.000 and he's just

00:42:42.620 right to it.

00:42:43.800 I think

00:42:44.800 on the side of freedom,

00:42:47.720 I think

00:42:48.080 one of the best voices

00:42:50.380 on our side

00:42:51.340 is Douglas Murray.

00:42:53.220 He's the author

00:42:53.960 of The War on the West.

00:42:55.540 He's the Spectator

00:42:56.360 Associate Editor.

00:42:58.840 He's written

00:42:59.400 a whole buttload of books.

00:43:01.460 You're seeing him everywhere

00:43:02.540 because he is

00:43:03.960 just so clear

00:43:06.440 on right and wrong

00:43:08.260 and freedom

00:43:08.880 and slavery

00:43:09.540 right now.

00:43:10.760 I had

00:43:11.580 Anna Stanley on

00:43:13.360 from England

00:43:14.120 and she was talking

00:43:15.700 to me about

00:43:16.640 a counterterrorism course

00:43:19.260 for civil servants

00:43:21.340 in the UK

00:43:22.140 and his name

00:43:24.820 was brought up

00:43:25.640 and so was

00:43:26.640 Joe Rogan's name

00:43:27.780 as people

00:43:29.220 the government

00:43:30.000 would like to suppress

00:43:31.480 but they're just

00:43:32.980 hoping that someone

00:43:34.020 in the private sector

00:43:35.240 might step up

00:43:36.120 and do it.

00:43:37.420 We're going to talk

00:43:37.980 to the one

00:43:39.700 and the only

00:43:40.520 Douglas Murray

00:43:41.500 in 60 seconds.

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00:45:09.720 Douglas Murray

00:45:12.100 joins us now

00:45:12.720 Douglas how are you sir?

00:45:14.920 Very good thank you

00:45:15.900 good to be with you

00:45:16.620 Yeah I have to tell you

00:45:18.300 I can't thank you enough

00:45:19.700 for your voice

00:45:20.980 and your logic

00:45:21.920 and your reason

00:45:22.800 you are just

00:45:24.940 you are one of the more

00:45:26.040 powerful people out there

00:45:27.700 and I think that's why

00:45:28.480 you're being targeted

00:45:30.220 did you happen to see

00:45:32.680 the article

00:45:33.300 that I was talking about

00:45:35.620 with

00:45:36.080 Anna Stanley?

00:45:39.580 Yes I did

00:45:40.420 I read it with

00:45:41.840 considerable alarm

00:45:43.060 this is

00:45:43.660 a young

00:45:44.900 woman who worked 1.00

00:45:46.080 at the foreign office

00:45:46.840 she was an 0.87

00:45:47.580 open intelligence analyst

00:45:49.760 sent on a

00:45:51.100 government training

00:45:52.260 program

00:45:52.840 to learn more

00:45:54.160 about counter-terrorism

00:45:55.460 counter-extremism

00:45:56.380 and of course

00:45:57.660 she revealed

00:45:58.220 in the piece

00:45:58.840 that

00:45:59.280 first of all

00:46:00.900 many of the

00:46:01.800 or several of the

00:46:02.780 participants

00:46:03.500 the lecturers

00:46:04.300 completely downplayed

00:46:06.100 Islamic extremism

00:46:07.440 when terrorism

00:46:08.240 which the British

00:46:09.320 government does

00:46:10.180 regard

00:46:10.720 and the intelligence

00:46:11.360 services do regard

00:46:12.480 as the primary threat

00:46:13.640 to security

00:46:14.320 in the UK

00:46:14.980 and no mention

00:46:16.920 of immigration

00:46:17.820 playing a role

00:46:18.900 in that

00:46:19.580 none

00:46:20.120 of course not

00:46:20.820 of course not

00:46:21.440 why would they

00:46:22.720 talk about anything

00:46:23.480 that was truthful

00:46:24.200 and

00:46:26.020 but yes

00:46:27.440 but more alarming

00:46:28.540 to me

00:46:29.020 was even

00:46:29.680 than that

00:46:30.100 was the fact

00:46:30.860 that one

00:46:31.620 of the lecturers

00:46:32.300 a man called

00:46:32.940 Peter Newman

00:46:33.660 is a very

00:46:36.140 sinister figure

00:46:37.880 in my view

00:46:38.500 said that the

00:46:40.800 main threat

00:46:41.620 or one of the

00:46:42.140 main threats

00:46:42.600 was from

00:46:43.100 so called

00:46:43.900 far right

00:46:44.800 people

00:46:45.400 and he named

00:46:46.600 me

00:46:47.120 and Joe Rogan

00:46:48.680 Joe Rogan

00:46:49.780 let me quote

00:46:52.280 the two paragraphs

00:46:53.140 that says

00:46:54.200 the lecturer

00:46:54.900 further argued

00:46:55.960 that Douglas Murray

00:46:58.100 and Joe Rogan

00:46:58.980 are both examples

00:46:59.980 of the far right

00:47:01.700 to what extent

00:47:03.380 I'm quoting

00:47:03.960 should Joe Rogan

00:47:04.860 and Douglas Murray

00:47:05.540 be suppressed

00:47:06.380 he asked

00:47:07.140 they have millions

00:47:08.440 of followers

00:47:09.260 to deplatform them

00:47:11.080 would cause issues

00:47:12.320 whoops

00:47:14.020 did we lose him

00:47:15.180 concluding his talk

00:47:16.660 the lecturer

00:47:17.220 told a roomful

00:47:18.780 of government

00:47:19.320 professionals

00:47:19.920 so society

00:47:21.400 needs to find

00:47:22.820 other ways

00:47:23.800 to suppress them

00:47:24.840 is Douglas with us

00:47:26.780 you getting him

00:47:27.740 back

00:47:27.800 easiest way

00:47:28.340 to suppress him

00:47:28.960 is to hang up

00:47:29.540 on him

00:47:29.780 in the middle

00:47:30.060 of the interview

00:47:30.520 exactly right

00:47:31.340 that's the private

00:47:33.340 sector suppressing him

00:47:34.740 I'll tell you that

00:47:35.380 right now

00:47:35.760 there you go

00:47:36.160 we see what side

00:47:36.880 you're on

00:47:37.480 yeah

00:47:37.880 well no

00:47:39.320 it was just

00:47:40.080 it was a coincidence

00:47:41.700 and I've deleted

00:47:43.000 all my files

00:47:43.860 about hanging up

00:47:44.740 on Douglas Murray

00:47:45.680 this accident

00:47:46.940 yeah it was crazy

00:47:48.080 that's sad

00:47:48.740 that's sad

00:47:49.660 it's amazing

00:47:50.940 to be the people

00:47:52.100 who are actually

00:47:52.900 targeted in the

00:47:53.740 middle of this too

00:47:54.380 it's like

00:47:54.760 it's one thing

00:47:55.220 to talk about

00:47:55.760 it as an issue

00:47:56.500 you know

00:47:57.500 it's one thing

00:47:57.860 to say

00:47:58.180 okay well

00:47:58.760 these things

00:47:59.220 may happen

00:47:59.820 or they are

00:48:00.320 happening

00:48:00.700 but like

00:48:01.100 when it's

00:48:01.540 happening

00:48:01.860 to you

00:48:02.540 obviously

00:48:03.000 Glenn

00:48:03.300 you were named

00:48:03.780 in that

00:48:04.060 in that article

00:48:04.680 I was not

00:48:05.900 just to keep

00:48:07.440 the record

00:48:07.860 clear

00:48:08.340 but it's

00:48:11.280 it's got to be

00:48:11.720 hard to go

00:48:12.200 through it

00:48:12.740 right

00:48:13.020 when you're

00:48:13.520 the one

00:48:13.780 actually named

00:48:14.400 yeah

00:48:14.600 he's back

00:48:14.920 you know

00:48:15.220 I think

00:48:15.540 Douglas

00:48:16.100 you're back

00:48:17.060 thank you

00:48:17.600 I'm sorry

00:48:17.940 we were just

00:48:18.500 suppressing your

00:48:19.140 voice there

00:48:19.540 for a minute

00:48:20.020 but you know

00:48:23.400 what's

00:48:23.880 what's really

00:48:24.680 frightening here

00:48:25.620 is I've been

00:48:26.660 talking about

00:48:27.280 this stuff

00:48:27.700 coming for a

00:48:28.520 long time

00:48:29.120 and we've been

00:48:30.380 hearing reports

00:48:31.480 that they're

00:48:31.940 doing this

00:48:32.560 or that

00:48:32.920 they are so

00:48:34.780 outspoken

00:48:36.040 on this

00:48:36.720 and so

00:48:37.440 bold

00:48:37.900 and they are

00:48:38.580 so far

00:48:39.440 down the

00:48:39.940 line

00:48:40.320 what do you

00:48:41.560 think's

00:48:41.860 coming for

00:48:42.380 you

00:48:42.660 I don't

00:48:45.100 know

00:48:45.360 other than

00:48:45.760 there's no

00:48:46.380 way anyone

00:48:46.860 on earth

00:48:47.240 is going

00:48:47.580 to suppress

00:48:48.200 or silence

00:48:48.880 me

00:48:49.280 but I do

00:48:52.020 think it's

00:48:52.720 extraordinary

00:48:53.420 the confidence

00:48:54.560 that certain

00:48:55.400 people have

00:48:56.060 that they can

00:48:56.800 suppress

00:48:57.420 those who

00:48:58.660 say things

00:49:00.020 which I think

00:49:00.860 are not only

00:49:01.500 popular

00:49:02.360 but true

00:49:03.160 but I thought

00:49:05.200 it was fascinating

00:49:05.900 this man

00:49:06.580 who has

00:49:07.000 almost no

00:49:07.720 following or

00:49:08.460 recognition

00:49:08.980 himself

00:49:09.600 and who's

00:49:10.080 an expert

00:49:11.020 in a non

00:49:11.720 expertise

00:49:12.320 you know

00:49:14.720 that he

00:49:15.240 should think

00:49:15.880 that he

00:49:16.440 could or

00:49:17.260 other people

00:49:18.100 should

00:49:18.700 suppress

00:49:19.960 me

00:49:20.980 and since

00:49:21.700 it wasn't

00:49:22.060 just about

00:49:22.520 suppressing

00:49:23.020 my voice

00:49:23.680 I've got

00:49:24.400 my lawyers

00:49:24.940 writing to

00:49:25.480 his employers

00:49:25.980 to find out

00:49:26.580 what he

00:49:26.900 has in

00:49:27.280 mind

00:49:27.660 for me

00:49:28.180 well they

00:49:29.420 were in

00:49:29.800 that very

00:49:30.320 thing

00:49:30.580 they were

00:49:30.840 talking about

00:49:31.480 using

00:49:32.100 banks

00:49:32.700 and everything

00:49:33.100 and we

00:49:33.460 know they're

00:49:33.980 doing this

00:49:34.760 you know

00:49:35.900 and

00:49:37.280 you know

00:49:39.620 I said

00:49:40.300 about four

00:49:41.300 or five

00:49:41.600 years ago

00:49:42.140 that there's

00:49:43.880 going to come

00:49:44.200 a time

00:49:44.620 where they

00:49:45.060 are going

00:49:45.460 to build

00:49:46.080 a digital

00:49:46.880 ghetto

00:49:47.280 and I

00:49:49.040 know all

00:49:49.920 the implications

00:49:50.880 of using

00:49:51.700 those words

00:49:52.300 and I was

00:49:52.600 called an

00:49:52.960 anti-Semite

00:49:53.720 and everything

00:49:54.140 else

00:49:54.480 but that is

00:49:55.740 what they're

00:49:56.160 building

00:49:56.500 you know

00:49:56.940 the Jews

00:49:57.340 can talk

00:49:57.820 all they

00:49:58.160 want

00:49:58.420 they can

00:49:58.800 do whatever

00:49:59.240 they want

00:49:59.740 just behind

00:50:00.520 this wall

00:50:01.160 so nobody

00:50:02.420 sees them

00:50:03.060 or hears

00:50:03.620 them

00:50:03.940 and that's

00:50:04.740 exactly

00:50:05.280 the direction

00:50:06.720 we're going

00:50:07.700 and there's

00:50:10.720 very particular

00:50:11.460 moves that

00:50:12.400 they're doing

00:50:12.920 to make that

00:50:13.600 one is this

00:50:14.200 use of the

00:50:14.800 term far

00:50:15.420 right

00:50:15.760 which alarms

00:50:16.980 me enormously

00:50:17.780 because of course

00:50:18.580 there are some

00:50:19.440 people particularly

00:50:20.140 in Europe

00:50:20.640 who are what

00:50:21.380 we would call

00:50:21.920 far right

00:50:22.700 they're nowhere

00:50:23.520 near the centers

00:50:24.380 of power

00:50:25.060 but in bits

00:50:25.960 of Germany

00:50:26.620 and elsewhere

00:50:27.160 you know

00:50:27.520 there are very

00:50:28.100 nasty things

00:50:28.920 in the woodshed

00:50:29.860 and unfortunately

00:50:32.020 what people have

00:50:33.360 done in recent

00:50:34.160 years as you

00:50:34.820 well know

00:50:35.340 is that in the

00:50:37.120 name of really

00:50:38.160 nothing other

00:50:38.840 than political

00:50:39.500 opportunism

00:50:40.520 certain people

00:50:41.700 have decided

00:50:42.280 to extend

00:50:43.360 the parameters

00:50:44.300 of what is

00:50:45.120 allegedly far

00:50:46.200 right

00:50:46.580 and what they've

00:50:47.460 done is

00:50:47.920 they've extended

00:50:48.600 it not just

00:50:49.280 to people

00:50:49.800 as on this

00:50:50.440 occasion

00:50:50.740 it's absurd

00:50:51.360 to call me

00:50:52.000 or go rogue

00:50:52.960 and far

00:50:53.380 right

00:50:53.640 palpably

00:50:54.380 demonstrably

00:50:55.040 absurd

00:50:55.620 yes

00:50:56.000 but what

00:50:56.660 they're really

00:50:57.200 doing is

00:50:57.780 they're trying

00:50:58.260 to make

00:50:58.720 public opinion

00:50:59.960 be deemed

00:51:01.260 far right

00:51:02.080 and not just

00:51:02.900 some public

00:51:03.560 opinion

00:51:03.900 but majority

00:51:04.640 public opinion

00:51:05.700 most people

00:51:07.000 in the United

00:51:08.020 States

00:51:08.720 and the United

00:51:09.400 Kingdom

00:51:09.920 are deeply

00:51:10.860 concerned

00:51:11.560 about illegal

00:51:12.520 migration

00:51:13.200 but once you

00:51:14.560 say concerned

00:51:15.760 about illegal

00:51:16.400 migration

00:51:16.960 is far right

00:51:17.960 therefore

00:51:18.760 the majority

00:51:19.840 of the public

00:51:20.580 are called

00:51:21.080 far right

00:51:21.940 and that

00:51:22.960 has a lot

00:51:23.780 of implications

00:51:24.500 these people

00:51:25.100 don't think

00:51:25.720 about

00:51:26.000 first of all

00:51:26.820 is that of

00:51:27.500 course

00:51:27.680 it makes

00:51:28.460 actual far

00:51:29.580 right

00:51:29.920 become

00:51:31.100 completely

00:51:31.500 normal

00:51:32.080 because you're

00:51:32.720 just saying

00:51:33.040 oh well

00:51:33.340 everything's

00:51:34.000 far right

00:51:34.520 now

00:51:34.900 and the

00:51:35.480 second thing

00:51:36.000 it does

00:51:36.380 is that

00:51:37.080 it defames

00:51:38.160 and libels

00:51:39.940 majority

00:51:40.880 public concerns

00:51:42.400 which are

00:51:43.140 legitimate

00:51:43.760 concerns

00:51:44.660 you know

00:51:44.960 Americans

00:51:45.460 are right

00:51:46.300 to be

00:51:46.720 fearful

00:51:47.160 about the

00:51:48.040 implications

00:51:48.620 of having

00:51:49.180 an entirely

00:51:49.840 porous

00:51:50.560 southern border

00:51:51.360 and the

00:51:52.140 Europeans

00:51:52.580 and British

00:51:53.500 people

00:51:53.960 and others

00:51:54.360 are completely

00:51:55.320 right

00:51:55.820 to be

00:51:56.480 concerned

00:51:57.060 about having

00:51:57.600 a totally

00:51:58.180 porous

00:51:58.840 southern border

00:51:59.680 and to

00:52:01.200 call these

00:52:01.940 concerns

00:52:02.700 extreme

00:52:03.740 or to try

00:52:04.640 to chuck

00:52:05.240 them out

00:52:05.680 of the

00:52:05.940 mainstream

00:52:06.420 is something

00:52:07.040 so anti-democratic

00:52:09.120 and anti-the

00:52:10.180 populace

00:52:10.860 that I'm

00:52:11.700 just very

00:52:12.440 alarmed

00:52:13.060 the way

00:52:13.620 in which

00:52:13.900 this was

00:52:14.200 caught on

00:52:14.880 well I don't

00:52:15.640 know if

00:52:15.860 you've been

00:52:16.120 following

00:52:16.560 Davos

00:52:17.280 I'm sure

00:52:17.580 you have

00:52:18.360 this week

00:52:18.780 of course

00:52:19.300 but they're

00:52:20.380 making

00:52:20.760 misinformation

00:52:21.820 the number

00:52:23.180 one priority

00:52:24.060 and here

00:52:24.460 in America

00:52:24.940 we've already

00:52:25.520 had the

00:52:25.820 Wall Street

00:52:26.160 Journal

00:52:26.480 we've had

00:52:27.680 two stories

00:52:28.340 now from

00:52:28.800 NBC News

00:52:29.600 this week

00:52:30.760 on disinformation

00:52:31.620 listen to this

00:52:32.900 paragraph

00:52:33.340 in the story

00:52:34.280 from NBC

00:52:34.820 News

00:52:35.260 an increasing

00:52:36.560 number of

00:52:37.380 voters have

00:52:38.120 proven susceptible

00:52:39.220 to disinformation

00:52:40.700 from former

00:52:42.180 President Donald

00:52:43.040 Trump and his

00:52:43.940 allies

00:52:44.600 artificial

00:52:45.440 intelligence

00:52:46.140 technology

00:52:46.760 is ubiquitous

00:52:47.720 social media

00:52:48.460 companies

00:52:48.900 have slashed

00:52:49.800 efforts to

00:52:50.580 rein in

00:52:51.160 misinformation

00:52:51.640 on their

00:52:52.240 platforms

00:52:52.820 and attacks

00:52:53.980 on the work

00:52:54.760 and reputation

00:52:55.580 of academics

00:52:56.600 tracking

00:52:57.580 disinformation

00:52:58.360 have chilled

00:52:59.420 the research

00:53:00.400 so they're

00:53:01.480 making the

00:53:02.540 case that

00:53:03.480 you know

00:53:04.420 anybody who

00:53:05.460 is even

00:53:06.500 considering

00:53:07.340 voting for

00:53:09.100 Donald Trump

00:53:09.760 you are

00:53:11.260 you've been

00:53:12.300 captured by

00:53:13.340 disinformation

00:53:14.400 which leads

00:53:15.240 you to

00:53:15.820 where Jordan

00:53:16.600 Peterson

00:53:17.020 is today

00:53:17.700 you've got

00:53:18.520 to go to

00:53:18.900 a re-education

00:53:19.760 camp

00:53:20.160 right

00:53:21.340 well that's

00:53:22.520 the thing

00:53:23.040 you know

00:53:23.500 is that

00:53:23.980 this whole

00:53:25.860 concept

00:53:26.460 that there

00:53:27.060 are experts

00:53:27.820 and then

00:53:28.580 there's us

00:53:29.200 plebs

00:53:29.980 yes

00:53:31.020 yes

00:53:31.040 part of

00:53:31.640 this

00:53:31.840 problem

00:53:32.220 and the

00:53:32.640 problem

00:53:33.020 is not

00:53:33.600 just how

00:53:34.200 rude it

00:53:34.840 is about

00:53:35.220 us

00:53:35.560 the people

00:53:36.320 we the

00:53:37.320 people

00:53:37.720 to coin a

00:53:38.360 phrase

00:53:38.680 it's the

00:53:39.440 fact that

00:53:39.840 these self

00:53:40.740 appointed

00:53:41.340 experts

00:53:41.920 are not

00:53:42.920 expert

00:53:43.680 in many

00:53:44.160 occasions

00:53:44.560 I mean

00:53:45.020 the BBC

00:53:46.020 the BBC

00:53:47.200 has a

00:53:47.860 disinformation

00:53:48.540 expert

00:53:49.460 now

00:53:50.040 and she

00:53:50.680 keeps on

00:53:51.480 pumping out

00:53:52.260 disinformation

00:53:53.040 she keeps on

00:53:54.580 getting things

00:53:55.300 wrong

00:53:55.900 well normally

00:53:57.000 that's the

00:53:57.900 ebb and flow

00:53:58.760 of journalism

00:53:59.680 you know

00:54:00.360 one paper

00:54:01.420 publishes one

00:54:02.260 story

00:54:02.720 another paper

00:54:03.560 says they're

00:54:04.300 wrong

00:54:04.580 that's fine

00:54:05.780 but this idea

00:54:07.100 that we have

00:54:07.760 this sort of

00:54:08.340 new priesthood

00:54:09.600 class

00:54:10.200 of academics

00:54:11.720 experts

00:54:13.460 in disinformation

00:54:14.400 sorry

00:54:14.980 as the person

00:54:15.760 we were just

00:54:16.300 mentioning earlier

00:54:17.100 from King's College

00:54:17.980 London has shown

00:54:18.920 academics are

00:54:20.280 perfectly capable

00:54:21.440 of pumping out

00:54:22.520 lies and

00:54:23.280 disinformation

00:54:24.100 I would

00:54:24.980 cite the famous

00:54:26.480 Bill Buckley

00:54:27.180 quote

00:54:27.520 you know

00:54:27.760 I'd rather go

00:54:28.640 to the first

00:54:29.220 hundred people

00:54:29.980 in the phone

00:54:30.600 book

00:54:30.900 to find out

00:54:31.780 what's true

00:54:32.280 than say

00:54:33.160 the board

00:54:35.740 of Harvard

00:54:36.300 University

00:54:37.100 yes

00:54:37.480 you know

00:54:38.440 there's a story

00:54:39.040 in the Washington

00:54:39.740 Examiner

00:54:40.300 that just came out

00:54:41.120 listen to this

00:54:42.260 while the

00:54:42.860 Department of

00:54:43.300 Homeland Security

00:54:43.940 has allowed

00:54:44.380 as many as

00:54:45.100 10 million

00:54:45.580 immigrants

00:54:46.180 into the

00:54:47.100 flood

00:54:47.420 our southern

00:54:47.860 border

00:54:48.240 domestic

00:54:49.020 surveillance

00:54:49.540 state

00:54:49.920 has prioritized

00:54:50.820 something more

00:54:51.500 important

00:54:52.120 according to

00:54:53.940 documents now

00:54:55.100 unearthed by

00:54:55.720 the Media

00:54:56.380 Research Center

00:54:57.040 DHS paid

00:54:58.040 $700,000

00:54:59.440 from a

00:55:00.060 counter-terrorism

00:55:01.100 program

00:55:01.580 to a

00:55:02.580 self-described

00:55:03.500 propaganda

00:55:04.480 network

00:55:05.120 the source

00:55:06.020 of the

00:55:06.260 funding was

00:55:06.760 targeted

00:55:07.120 violence

00:55:07.640 and

00:55:08.100 terrorism

00:55:08.720 prevention

00:55:09.520 grant

00:55:09.920 program

00:55:10.360 which was

00:55:10.740 created by

00:55:11.340 Barack Obama

00:55:12.620 to target

00:55:13.060 Al-Qaeda

00:55:14.060 that was

00:55:14.940 put on

00:55:15.400 hold

00:55:15.720 and then

00:55:16.300 clandestinely

00:55:17.240 revived

00:55:17.920 by the

00:55:18.880 then acting

00:55:19.420 DHS head

00:55:20.880 Kevin

00:55:21.200 McLean

00:55:21.660 and Miles

00:55:22.840 Taylor

00:55:23.180 the infamous

00:55:24.000 and insufferable

00:55:25.200 anonymous

00:55:25.880 resistance

00:55:26.620 within the

00:55:27.560 Trump

00:55:27.860 administration

00:55:28.580 the funding

00:55:29.920 circumvented

00:55:31.080 the White

00:55:31.680 House

00:55:31.940 budgeting

00:55:32.520 process

00:55:33.100 the beneficiary

00:55:34.440 of the

00:55:34.720 grand under

00:55:35.160 President

00:55:35.480 Joe Biden

00:55:36.200 is the

00:55:37.080 University of

00:55:37.800 Rhode Island's

00:55:38.520 media education

00:55:39.440 lab

00:55:39.880 in their

00:55:41.020 application

00:55:41.760 for the

00:55:42.300 money

00:55:42.560 it said

00:55:42.900 propaganda

00:55:43.440 can also

00:55:44.400 be used

00:55:44.860 for socially

00:55:45.460 beneficial

00:55:46.140 purposes

00:55:46.760 indeed

00:55:47.740 because the

00:55:48.380 public

00:55:48.620 has long

00:55:49.140 recognized

00:55:49.640 as being

00:55:50.440 suggestible

00:55:51.340 the United

00:55:52.580 States

00:55:53.000 has long

00:55:53.560 made use

00:55:54.620 of the

00:55:54.860 beneficial

00:55:55.220 propaganda

00:55:55.700 during

00:55:56.160 World War

00:55:56.580 I

00:55:56.760 World War

00:55:57.140 II

00:55:57.280 and the

00:55:57.500 Cold War

00:55:57.960 so what

00:55:58.780 they did

00:55:59.440 is

00:55:59.880 they were

00:56:00.980 the source

00:56:01.800 coming

00:56:02.560 after

00:56:03.140 MAGA

00:56:03.700 supporters

00:56:04.240 and saying

00:56:05.280 that they're

00:56:05.700 far-right

00:56:06.440 anti-Semites

00:56:07.540 this is

00:56:09.040 funded

00:56:09.620 by our

00:56:10.620 government

00:56:11.360 and they're

00:56:12.940 the ones

00:56:13.320 telling us

00:56:13.840 about

00:56:14.080 disinformation

00:56:14.840 well that's

00:56:16.900 that's the

00:56:17.400 other thing

00:56:18.020 so if I

00:56:20.240 were somebody

00:56:20.780 in the

00:56:21.120 situation

00:56:21.620 of government

00:56:23.100 in the last

00:56:24.340 15 years

00:56:25.420 I think I

00:56:26.440 would want

00:56:26.960 to try at

00:56:27.660 least to

00:56:28.060 take a

00:56:28.460 look at

00:56:28.820 myself

00:56:29.320 and wonder

00:56:29.940 where I'd

00:56:30.540 gone wrong

00:56:31.260 you know

00:56:31.820 and you

00:56:32.740 don't see

00:56:33.440 that humility

00:56:34.320 at all

00:56:34.620 I would

00:56:35.040 wonder

00:56:35.600 you know

00:56:36.260 instead of

00:56:37.240 saying the

00:56:37.740 public don't

00:56:38.640 trust scientists

00:56:39.980 anymore I

00:56:40.700 would say

00:56:41.200 what have

00:56:41.900 the scientists

00:56:42.520 done in

00:56:43.300 recent years

00:56:44.260 and scientific

00:56:45.280 experts like

00:56:46.840 Dr.

00:56:47.520 Fauci what

00:56:48.060 might they

00:56:48.540 have done

00:56:48.960 that slightly

00:56:49.940 led the

00:56:50.860 country into

00:56:52.380 doubting

00:56:53.060 scientists

00:56:53.980 if I was

00:56:55.660 a political

00:56:57.420 pundit or

00:56:58.340 a political

00:56:58.920 expert within

00:57:00.020 government in

00:57:00.960 Washington I

00:57:02.540 would wonder

00:57:03.200 you know

00:57:03.800 not what

00:57:04.900 it is that

00:57:05.500 the public

00:57:06.040 have got

00:57:06.480 wrong but

00:57:07.280 what it

00:57:07.740 what it

00:57:08.260 is we

00:57:08.800 have done

00:57:09.680 in recent

00:57:10.400 years that

00:57:10.820 has undermined

00:57:12.000 trust in

00:57:13.240 the democratic

00:57:14.840 process and

00:57:15.700 much more and

00:57:16.280 it never I

00:57:17.040 never see it

00:57:17.880 you know

00:57:18.200 never as a

00:57:18.820 right turner

00:57:19.440 thinker I

00:57:20.300 try to do

00:57:20.940 self I

00:57:22.320 try to be

00:57:22.940 self critical

00:57:23.660 I try to

00:57:24.580 think about

00:57:25.140 whether I've

00:57:25.580 got something

00:57:26.020 wrong and

00:57:27.180 these people

00:57:28.200 just don't

00:57:29.140 they're never

00:57:29.860 wrong it's

00:57:30.680 always us the

00:57:31.580 public that are

00:57:32.520 wrong and need

00:57:33.260 to be

00:57:33.620 corrected

00:57:34.420 Douglas Murray

00:57:35.640 will be back

00:57:36.600 in 60 seconds

00:57:37.520 first let me

00:57:38.020 tell you about

00:57:38.400 rough green

00:57:38.880 Sharon wrote

00:57:39.520 in about her

00:57:39.940 dog's experience

00:57:40.600 with rough green

00:57:41.200 she says our

00:57:41.820 pit bull Molly

00:57:42.680 is a rescue

00:57:43.680 very rough shape

00:57:45.220 when we adopted

00:57:45.940 her 10 months

00:57:46.600 ago she responded

00:57:47.540 well to high

00:57:48.180 quality dog chow

00:57:49.200 but her coat

00:57:50.080 still had a

00:57:50.800 small smell

00:57:51.680 that bathing

00:57:52.260 didn't eliminate

00:57:52.920 she's been on

00:57:53.760 rough greens now

00:57:54.400 for several weeks

00:57:55.260 and she loves

00:57:56.560 eating it on

00:57:57.260 her food and

00:57:57.980 her coat

00:57:58.480 sorry I'm

00:58:00.840 either having

00:58:02.180 bad gas

00:58:02.780 problems or

00:58:03.520 somebody is

00:58:04.420 drilling on

00:58:05.560 the other side

00:58:05.980 of a wall

00:58:06.400 she's been on

00:58:07.460 rough greens for

00:58:08.180 several weeks

00:58:08.940 now she likes

00:58:09.540 eating it on

00:58:10.020 her food her

00:58:10.440 coat smells

00:58:10.920 much better

00:58:11.460 more energetic

00:58:12.620 thank you for

00:58:13.440 rough greens

00:58:14.040 this was developed

00:58:15.300 by naturopathic

00:58:16.060 Dr. Dennis

00:58:16.640 Black you 1.00

00:58:17.220 sprinkle it on

00:58:18.100 your dog's

00:58:18.720 food they love

00:58:19.840 the stuff and

00:58:20.580 you will see a

00:58:21.380 difference in

00:58:21.900 your dog if

00:58:22.400 it's healthy for

00:58:23.000 your dog it's

00:58:24.380 oh excuse me

00:58:25.380 still going

00:58:26.660 whoo maybe I

00:58:28.360 need some rough 0.97

00:58:28.900 greens rough

00:58:29.440 greens are you

00:58:30.080 ffgreens.com

00:58:31.280 slash beck or

00:58:32.160 call 833

00:58:32.800 glenn33 they're

00:58:34.180 going to give

00:58:34.500 you your first

00:58:35.020 trial bag for

00:58:35.760 free 833

00:58:36.980 glenn33 call

00:58:38.700 them today 10

00:58:39.400 seconds station

00:58:40.020 ID

00:58:40.260 okay Douglas

00:58:53.500 Murray what

00:58:54.140 do you what

00:58:55.440 should the

00:58:56.000 average person

00:58:57.080 do because

00:58:58.260 this is with

00:59:00.000 with more

00:59:01.260 people voting

00:59:02.340 for their

00:59:04.160 officials more

00:59:05.180 than any time

00:59:06.580 in in US or

00:59:08.100 world history

00:59:09.080 this year more

00:59:10.520 people will be

00:59:11.160 voting in free

00:59:11.940 and fair

00:59:12.260 elections hopefully

00:59:12.980 than ever

00:59:14.120 before what do

00:59:15.840 we do how do

00:59:18.140 we how do we

00:59:18.960 solve this because

00:59:20.220 they're they are

00:59:21.060 going to start

00:59:22.220 putting us one

00:59:23.180 by one behind a

00:59:24.000 wall that will

00:59:25.040 not be easy to

00:59:25.980 spot it first

00:59:26.840 I think I think

00:59:30.000 it's increasingly

00:59:31.140 easy to spot if

00:59:32.340 I can say so I

00:59:33.640 think that the

00:59:34.220 public today are

00:59:35.660 so much more

00:59:36.680 informed we are

00:59:37.860 so much more

00:59:38.800 informed than

00:59:39.500 we were 10

00:59:40.220 years ago or

00:59:40.980 20 years ago or

00:59:41.940 30 years ago and

00:59:43.820 one of the things

00:59:45.280 is that a lot of

00:59:46.900 things that tricks

00:59:48.040 that could have

00:59:48.540 been pulled on us

00:59:49.540 30 years ago are

00:59:50.920 now very very

00:59:52.340 transparent we

00:59:55.180 have media that

00:59:56.880 can address the

00:59:58.980 problems when you

01:00:00.440 know parts of the

01:00:01.120 mainstream media get

01:00:02.240 things wrong we

01:00:03.460 are no longer able

01:00:04.860 to be simply

01:00:05.780 lectured to or

01:00:07.080 sermonized to for

01:00:08.560 a pulpit at the

01:00:09.520 New York Times we

01:00:11.360 no longer you

01:00:12.960 know have a sort

01:00:13.820 of innocence that

01:00:14.940 we had as a

01:00:15.760 public in the past

01:00:16.960 and I think that's

01:00:17.980 a good thing and

01:00:19.380 it means that we're

01:00:20.300 all we're all

01:00:22.360 beholden to sort

01:00:23.300 of know more

01:00:24.300 admittedly and to

01:00:25.880 see through more

01:00:26.900 and to recognize

01:00:28.220 just that just as

01:00:29.160 it's true that

01:00:30.000 sometimes we are

01:00:31.160 told things that

01:00:31.880 are completely true

01:00:32.720 and we should trust

01:00:33.560 some authority some

01:00:34.700 the time we also

01:00:35.720 shouldn't be

01:00:36.260 completely trusting

01:00:37.240 and we can be

01:00:38.440 skeptical and we

01:00:39.840 can you know do

01:00:41.100 our own research to

01:00:42.440 use a phrase that

01:00:43.280 is now poo-pooed by

01:00:45.100 the so-called experts

01:00:46.340 who say that it's

01:00:47.240 dangerous for the

01:00:48.160 public to do their

01:00:48.880 own research you

01:00:49.780 know we shouldn't be

01:00:50.800 endlessly cynical but

01:00:52.340 nor should we be

01:00:53.440 endlessly um

01:00:54.940 supine we shouldn't

01:00:56.700 be endlessly trusting

01:00:58.020 and we don't need to

01:00:59.220 be you know if

01:01:00.080 somebody simply told

01:01:01.400 you gave you one

01:01:02.320 opinion on something

01:01:03.340 incredibly important

01:01:04.400 in your life you

01:01:05.680 probably wouldn't

01:01:06.440 follow it you

01:01:07.020 probably want to

01:01:07.800 check like you

01:01:08.820 know if when i get

01:01:09.520 motor insurance i

01:01:11.000 don't go to one

01:01:12.080 place for my for

01:01:13.560 my my you know

01:01:15.380 insurance going but

01:01:17.480 i look around well

01:01:18.880 if we can do that

01:01:19.980 with our cars we

01:01:21.240 can do it with our

01:01:22.160 lives and we can do

01:01:23.620 it with our political

01:01:24.440 future and and

01:01:26.160 that's what we're all

01:01:27.080 doing and anyone who

01:01:29.260 says i'm the only

01:01:30.780 font of news i'm the

01:01:32.160 only font of correct

01:01:33.400 opinion don't trust

01:01:34.580 anyone other than me

01:01:35.920 is somebody you

01:01:36.880 should distrust and

01:01:37.740 and that's you know

01:01:38.760 frankly you know the

01:01:39.860 washington post tagline

01:01:41.400 democracy dies in

01:01:42.640 darkness you know

01:01:43.780 well yeah sure it

01:01:44.900 does a media can die

01:01:46.380 in darkness as well

01:01:47.520 and sometimes the

01:01:48.440 people who say we're

01:01:49.340 the only ones you can

01:01:50.500 trust like the

01:01:51.400 washington post might

01:01:52.560 just be the ones who

01:01:53.580 end up slipping in

01:01:54.660 some fibs along the

01:01:55.860 way yeah that's what

01:01:56.920 they've done and i

01:01:57.940 think that we the

01:01:58.640 public are in a much

01:01:59.580 better position now than

01:02:00.620 we ever have been

01:02:01.420 before to see through

01:02:02.580 it douglas always

01:02:04.300 great to talk to you

01:02:05.020 thank you so much

01:02:05.880 thank you for

01:02:06.780 everything such a

01:02:07.400 pleasure great pleasure

01:02:08.960 thank you um so by

01:02:10.700 the way talking about

01:02:11.340 the washington post

01:02:12.040 here's the headline

01:02:12.960 uh from the story

01:02:13.880 that he was referring

01:02:14.720 to doing your own

01:02:16.380 this is washington

01:02:17.200 post doing your own

01:02:18.360 research is a good

01:02:19.860 way to end up being

01:02:20.940 wrong well yeah you

01:02:23.980 could be wrong uh but

01:02:25.560 just listening to the

01:02:26.820 washington post and

01:02:27.700 the new york times and

01:02:28.840 cnn and even fox news

01:02:30.540 uh you got a you got

01:02:32.600 an equal chance of

01:02:33.420 being wrong there do

01:02:35.380 your own research never

01:02:36.660 close your mind never

01:02:37.840 stop asking questions

01:02:39.420 humble yourself so

01:02:40.920 you're not arrogant i

01:02:42.160 know what the truth is

01:02:43.560 always be open to

01:02:45.560 hearing a different

01:02:46.440 opinion and you will

01:02:48.640 find the truth

01:02:49.640 prayerfully you will

01:02:51.300 find the truth

01:02:52.360 glenn beck

01:02:55.800 all right you sick 0.70

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01:04:13.900 oh yeah welcome to the

01:04:36.360 glennbeck program let me uh

01:04:39.700 let me hit a couple of

01:04:42.040 things um first of all the

01:04:45.400 uh we've just hit to the

01:04:46.540 houthis again the fifth

01:04:47.740 strike now uh and here's

01:04:49.780 the president asked

01:04:50.740 yesterday are these airstrikes

01:04:53.380 effective are they stopping

01:04:55.500 the houthis listen to his

01:04:57.140 response cut eight or cut

01:04:58.640 oh what a government

01:05:14.880 response when you say is it

01:05:18.380 working i mean well it's not

01:05:20.760 changing the behavior but

01:05:22.140 it's gonna keep going

01:05:23.720 i mean the missiles are

01:05:28.020 operating as we predicted

01:05:29.340 they are going up in the air

01:05:30.800 and eventually coming down

01:05:32.000 there we want to make sure

01:05:33.420 that those million dollar

01:05:34.680 missiles you know we put on

01:05:36.300 a show for the houthis and

01:05:37.700 they're and they're just

01:05:39.820 loving it one other thing uh

01:05:42.560 there is the uh you know um

01:05:45.340 uh javier malay went to speak

01:05:48.300 at davos and he spoke in

01:05:49.780 spanish and then we had a

01:05:51.420 very bad translator who was 1.00

01:05:54.200 just reading it like and

01:05:55.680 another thing i'm here to

01:05:57.220 warn you that your hair is on

01:05:59.100 fire and had no expression at

01:06:01.500 all somebody has taken ai and

01:06:05.520 regenerated his speech in his

01:06:09.920 voice speaking in english cut

01:06:13.560 one don't be intimidated by the

01:06:16.420 political caste or the parasites

01:06:18.140 who live off the state don't

01:06:21.040 yield to a political class that

01:06:22.560 only wants to prolong its power

01:06:24.180 and preserve its privileges you

01:06:27.180 are social benefactors you are

01:06:29.460 heroes you are the creators of

01:06:31.880 the most extraordinary era of

01:06:33.540 prosperity we have ever

01:06:34.760 experienced don't let anyone say

01:06:38.220 ambition is immoral if you earn

01:06:40.400 money it's because you provide a

01:06:42.580 superior product better price

01:06:44.660 contributing to well-being do not

01:06:47.840 yield to the advance of the state

01:06:49.520 the state is not the solution the

01:06:52.040 state is the problem itself you are

01:06:55.040 the true protagonists of this story

01:06:57.000 and know that from today you have

01:06:59.480 argentina as an unconditional ally

01:07:01.880 thank you very much and long life

01:07:04.640 freedom dammit

01:07:05.440 i mean i don't know when he started

01:07:09.400 to sound indian he's did he sound a

01:07:12.000 little like gandhi there maybe a

01:07:14.360 little bit yeah it's amazing though

01:07:15.460 that's and for those listening on

01:07:16.880 radio the video they did it with

01:07:18.500 video too i mean it looks just like

01:07:20.220 he's saying just like he's saying it

01:07:21.420 yeah i don't know how we're going to

01:07:23.180 keep this under control people fall for

01:07:24.820 the dumbest crap we're not they're 0.99

01:07:27.180 never i mean think of the things that

01:07:29.160 people fall for all the time i and

01:07:32.940 they're not going to fall for an

01:07:35.900 actually perfect looking speech when

01:07:37.820 someone's going to say that it's

01:07:39.020 like someone's going to say put a

01:07:41.040 video out of donald trump saying

01:07:42.460 something horrible that he didn't

01:07:43.580 say and you think people are going to

01:07:45.660 you think people are going to believe

01:07:47.000 it of course they are i have to tell

01:07:48.680 you i'm i've been talking to my

01:07:50.000 attorneys recently about how do i

01:07:52.440 protect my voice and my image and

01:07:54.380 they're like dude don't worry about

01:07:56.100 the image that thing is that train has

01:07:58.880 long pulled out of the station ai will

01:08:01.040 probably improve it uh yeah he's like

01:08:03.420 he's like there is nothing makeup ai

01:08:06.840 nothing can do for that um but uh you

01:08:10.340 know because this is going to happen

01:08:13.320 and it's going to be easy to make

01:08:16.560 people say and and you'll see it

01:08:18.680 remember when we first got into this

01:08:20.980 dude you were an intern for the show

01:08:23.100 and i said there's going to come a

01:08:24.280 point where you won't believe your

01:08:26.020 eyes this is it we're here you can't

01:08:28.620 you can't believe your ears or your

01:08:30.540 eyes anymore uh i mean think about it

01:08:33.420 too every single loading every single

01:08:35.460 time this happens right like this this

01:08:38.020 video that we just played yeah you the

01:08:40.980 way people know that it's ai is that

01:08:43.460 you just told them that it's ai right

01:08:45.300 that's the only way you know that it's

01:08:48.020 ai is that glenn just said it was ai

01:08:50.340 now how does glenn know the only reason

01:08:51.960 glenn knows it's ai is because someone

01:08:54.420 else reported that it was ai and at some

01:08:57.500 point someone's going to try to to do

01:09:00.420 this not in a way because this was just

01:09:02.040 a way to assist people to understand

01:09:03.640 what he said like it was just a cool

01:09:05.160 little project someone some dark state

01:09:08.160 actor is going to try to do this to

01:09:10.260 someone and we're not going to know and

01:09:12.380 the media is not going to come out and

01:09:13.780 rescue that person there is an app that

01:09:16.320 i think people should have there is an

01:09:18.020 app that you every video is run through

01:09:20.980 and you can see if it's been augmented

01:09:22.860 or changed so and i don't know i don't

01:09:26.260 know how accurate it is i don't know you

01:09:29.440 know if you can beat it but somebody

01:09:31.260 will beat it especially a deep state

01:09:33.180 actor one other thing and then i got to

01:09:35.320 get to fanny willis because this story

01:09:37.680 is amazing uh here's the wall street

01:09:40.580 editor-in-chief at davos talking about

01:09:45.080 mis and disinformation listen to this cut

01:09:47.280 forward so if you go back really not not

01:09:49.040 that long ago as i say we kind of we

01:09:52.020 owned the news we were the gatekeepers

01:09:54.000 and we very much owned the facts as well

01:09:56.480 if it said it in the wall street journal

01:09:58.100 the new york times then that was a fact

01:10:00.220 nowadays people can go to all sorts of

01:10:03.240 different sources for the news and they're

01:10:05.200 much more questioning about what we're

01:10:07.060 saying so it's no longer good enough for

01:10:10.320 us just to say this is what happened or

01:10:12.520 here's what here's this is the news we

01:10:14.180 have to explain almost like explain our

01:10:16.160 working so readers expect to understand

01:10:18.780 how we source stories they want to know um

01:10:22.580 uh how we go about getting stories that we

01:10:25.920 have to sort of lift the bonnet as it were

01:10:27.880 and in a way that newspapers you know aren't

01:10:31.060 used to doing and explain to people what

01:10:33.480 we're doing we need to be much more

01:10:34.900 transparent about how we go about

01:10:36.440 collecting the news

01:10:37.320 uh exactly right exactly right um but i

01:10:41.860 was a little disturbed by the we are the

01:10:44.220 gatekeepers you know one thing i i i was

01:10:48.200 thinking about recently with um christianity

01:10:52.460 and and sometimes we just get so pompous in

01:10:56.280 our in our our knowledge about god and how

01:10:59.820 right we are uh and uh it bothers me when

01:11:04.220 and i'm talking about me if i ever become

01:11:06.940 like a gatekeeper like well no no no he

01:11:09.700 can't come in no no i'm the keeper of the

01:11:12.100 gate i'm not the keeper of the gate you're

01:11:14.200 not the keeper of the gate we should be the

01:11:16.940 welcoming committee that's what we should

01:11:19.600 be uh and when it comes to truth i'm not

01:11:23.540 going to tell you what the truth is and

01:11:25.320 what the truth isn't i'm going to give you

01:11:27.300 my well-researched opinion on that and facts

01:11:32.080 can change and i will correct it but i'm the

01:11:36.000 welcoming committee here i welcome truth i'm

01:11:39.260 welcoming it in come on and we'll examine

01:11:42.760 it from all sides and that is our own personal

01:11:46.500 responsibility to do that i'm going to take a

01:11:49.060 quick break because i want to come back with a

01:11:50.820 fanny willis story this story is getting she's the

01:11:55.300 woman that is going after donald trump in 1.00

01:11:57.500 georgia now if you're going after somebody the

01:12:01.020 thing i wouldn't do is be involved in corruption in my personal life and my

01:12:08.020 professional life i would try to make sure that you know i didn't have any dirt

01:12:13.360 that people were you will not believe what this is turning into we go there in

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01:13:50.760 you're listening to the swinging sounds of glenn beck sit tight boys and girls we'll be right back

01:13:58.340 after these messages welcome to the uh glenn beck program so let's talk a little bit about fanny

01:14:20.540 willis the woman who is uh leading the prosecution against donald trump in georgia yeah her situation

01:14:27.420 is getting a little complicated you know when you when you have what is it is it facebook that

01:14:33.160 used to have the thing with your relationships that and you it's complicated that's kind of where

01:14:37.020 it is with fanny uh she of course is going after trump on 947 zillion charges um and and her approach

01:14:44.840 has been sort of hit pretty hard by the legal community saying she's overreaching here but it

01:14:50.820 also seems like the type of thing that they could get donald trump on because you're going to a jury

01:14:55.940 that's not going to be friendly and they are trying to blow this into the biggest uh case of

01:15:01.780 all time widely expansive so the the everyone knows that part i guess but when you get to this

01:15:07.660 part where you get fanny willis who hires someone uh and there's a friendship there i guess is is the

01:15:17.000 way she's trying to describe it now look friends with benefits the charges i guess very strong

01:15:25.180 benefits very strong benefits benefits that just she's screaming benefits at the top of her lung 1.00

01:15:31.600 and her neighbors can hear right yeah and so at least that's the uh allegedly allegedly allegedly yes

01:15:38.600 they're probably just friends right platonic and so this kind of comes out

01:15:44.000 and a bunch of it has come out you know in different ways but one part of it comes out in

01:15:48.640 a divorce proceeding the guy that she's supposedly having an affair with is she's accused of having

01:15:53.400 this affair in the divorce proceeding and at the same time people notice hey he was hired by fanny 0.84

01:15:59.700 willis for and paid over six hundred thousand dollars in fees to work this case even though like

01:16:07.440 isn't it like every all of the other experts in his role are being paid like a third of that

01:16:13.420 he's being way overpaid the example yeah the example i know because she her her first reaction

01:16:18.460 to this was i pay all of them equally um then it came out that actually he was making i think 250

01:16:23.780 dollars an hour and the the guy who actually wrote the statute that they're using to go after trump

01:16:29.820 is getting paid 150 dollars an hour right which i mean it seems like he might be the real expert here

01:16:35.440 right yeah so this is sort of dissolved now and it's interesting to see her reaction to it because

01:16:40.460 she immediately jumped to i'm going to a black church to give a speech about the about racism 0.82

01:16:45.460 against black women who you can't call you can't say should be perfect black women shouldn't be 1.00

01:16:49.480 perfect we you can't hold them to this high standard it's unfair to call them perfect like no one's

01:16:53.940 asking you to be perfect we would like you to i don't know follow the law corrupt and not just

01:16:58.880 corrupt yeah you're having an affair you're having an affair fine okay don't you know i don't

01:17:05.700 recommend it not a great idea but it's not against the law hiring this guy and putting him on payroll

01:17:13.980 paying him more than the other experts putting him on payroll uh and not going through the proper

01:17:20.500 channels to make sure he's vetted for that job that is a problem yeah that's a problem and what we've

01:17:26.760 told you here is what's been reported it's it's interesting though it's hard at some times in these

01:17:31.840 cases to know what's true right you're talking about something behind bedroom doors and and you

01:17:35.980 know this stuff will come out over time what i think is fascinating though is her reaction has been

01:17:40.800 so bizarre and defensive immediately it's as if she knew these charges were going to be coming

01:17:47.500 she had prepared a defense she was ready to roll out the pr response to it and honestly it's been

01:17:54.060 if she's as bad at that as she you know as she is at uh you know investigating cases um i well this is

01:18:01.460 going to be a catastrophe and it makes you almost optimistic for donald trump's future so stew if i

01:18:06.560 say that you are obstructing and interfering with an ongoing criminal uh prosecution if i tell you that

01:18:13.160 does that bother you well i mean i would certainly hope i was i mean it wouldn't bother me legally but

01:18:19.600 it would i would be very bothered by it sure yeah and you'd be like i gotta check out what i'm doing

01:18:23.500 right sure but if the attorney general uh or the district attorney came in and said stew you are

01:18:31.020 obstructing and interfering with an ongoing criminal prosecution would that bother you yes very much

01:18:37.920 so why well i'd be worried i was breaking the law that i was going to be thrown in prison that i was

01:18:42.640 going to be charged with something i mean yes because the person saying it to you is the person who can

01:18:47.160 charge you with it right they have the power so it's a threat it's either informative stop doing it

01:18:54.980 or a threat sure she just came out and said jocelyn wade who is married to the guy she's allegedly 1.00

01:19:02.840 sleeping with is using the legal process to harass and embarrass me and in doing so is obstructing and

01:19:11.380 interfering with an ongoing criminal prosecution so she's saying by her bringing this up she is uh she is

01:19:20.900 interfering with this grand prosecution of the former president of the united states you know what

01:19:29.420 make that charge don't just say it make the charge and that's what jocelyn's jocelyn should say go ahead

01:19:37.840 charge me with obstruction do it do it she's not allowed to put what she believes the facts are of

01:19:46.140 her marriage and her divorce uh paperwork like that that's how she's getting in the way of this i 1.00

01:19:52.100 mean what's the accusation that like this she's a secret maga supporter right a big time maga person

01:19:57.940 who's just like i just gotta get the president i mean this is i mean again we get into these conspiracy

01:20:03.520 theories all the time and that's what how this should be treated as a conspiracy theory but i mean

01:20:07.900 the idea that this woman is putting this in here to i mean you could see a situation where she's 0.98

01:20:15.220 trying to get back at fanny willis because she's sleeping with her husband right oh yeah certainly 1.00

01:20:20.140 you could see that type of situation playing out i'm not i'm not saying she's nell you know

01:20:25.220 looking for the canadian mountie oh i'm innocent i'm tied to the tracks i'm not saying that right

01:20:31.740 she's a scorned woman so you know the but she has a right to say these things in her criminal i mean 1.00

01:20:40.380 in her divorce trial it makes a difference some way she's probably required to right i mean she's 1.00

01:20:46.140 supposed to tell the truth if if this is happening and it actually did occur as alleged then you know

01:20:53.140 she's supposed to put it in the paperwork right it's if it's if it's you know important to the trial

01:20:58.120 people people need to know next hour i want to talk to you about your new electric vehicle

01:21:06.680 uh i'm sure it was someplace in the fine print because everybody's saying oh no everybody knew

01:21:15.000 this no i don't think minnesota did when they bought all those electric buses that they don't

01:21:21.820 really work in cold weather i don't know that should have been maybe higher up on the priority list

01:21:29.940 uh of things to mention when you're buying an ev wait until you hear this story coming up

01:21:36.160 the glenn beck program

01:21:51.820 you have no room to compromise

01:22:00.240 we gotta stay together

01:22:03.820 if we're gonna survive

01:22:07.820 stay up straight

01:22:11.260 and hold the line

01:22:15.160 welcome to the fusion

01:22:27.640 of entertainment

01:22:30.040 and enlightenment

01:22:32.060 this

01:22:34.460 is the glenn beck program

01:22:37.000 i'm going to say something here

01:22:41.280 that has been said for thousands of years

01:22:44.040 and in america

01:22:45.920 currently

01:22:46.960 i am not going to go to jail or prison for it

01:22:51.500 wherefore god also gave them

01:22:55.960 up to uncleanliness

01:22:58.180 through the lusts of their own hearts

01:23:00.340 to dishonor

01:23:01.300 their own bodies between themselves

01:23:03.860 i love that to dishonor their own bodies

01:23:06.160 who changed the truth of god into a lie

01:23:09.680 and worshiped and served the creature

01:23:11.700 more than the creator who is blessed forever amen

01:23:14.620 for this cause

01:23:16.460 god gave them up to unto

01:23:19.160 vile affections

01:23:20.620 for even their women did change their natural use

01:23:24.360 into that which is against nature

01:23:26.220 and likewise also the men

01:23:28.440 leaving the natural use of the woman 0.99

01:23:30.880 burned in their lust one toward another

01:23:33.740 men with men working

01:23:35.140 that which is unseemly

01:23:37.420 and receiving in themselves

01:23:39.520 that recompense of their error

01:23:41.620 which was meat

01:23:43.300 now

01:23:44.660 should you go to prison for that

01:23:47.880 should you be charged

01:23:49.920 with a crime against humanity

01:23:53.480 for treat tweeting that

01:23:55.840 in finland i'm sure you've heard this story

01:24:00.280 of a member of the finnish parliament

01:24:03.200 she has now been tried

01:24:05.280 using the law of crimes against humanity

01:24:08.820 she has been tried twice

01:24:11.740 she is now being tried a third time

01:24:15.680 for tweeting that

01:24:17.720 finnish member of parliament

01:24:20.480 joins me in 60 seconds

01:24:24.340 so excited to have her on

01:24:27.280 what a brave brave woman

01:24:28.400 the burna launcher

01:24:29.760 one of the biggest perks of my job

01:24:31.560 is i get to try out a lot of products

01:24:33.120 that i talk to you about

01:24:34.000 and i turn down more advertising

01:24:35.840 than i accept by far

01:24:37.760 uh and about

01:24:39.880 i don't know

01:24:40.760 six or ten weeks ago

01:24:42.580 uh a guy came into my office

01:24:44.900 he was from burna

01:24:45.780 great great guy

01:24:47.080 and he said

01:24:47.980 listen

01:24:48.480 i know you're a gun guy

01:24:50.340 i'm a gun guy too

01:24:51.560 and he said

01:24:53.160 uh how do you feel

01:24:54.320 about less lethal

01:24:55.340 lethal defense

01:24:56.380 and i said

01:24:56.880 well i think pepper spray

01:24:57.940 is ridiculous

01:24:58.800 but i mean

01:24:59.860 it's better than nothing

01:25:00.640 he said

01:25:01.860 um let me show you something

01:25:03.600 and it was the burna launcher

01:25:04.880 it is incredible

01:25:07.200 he was in my office

01:25:08.500 i bought the launchers

01:25:10.140 from him at that time

01:25:11.300 one for every member

01:25:12.320 of my family

01:25:13.020 i didn't care if he was

01:25:14.420 an advertiser or not

01:25:15.300 i was going to

01:25:15.940 come on the air

01:25:16.600 and tell you about it

01:25:17.400 because i think it is

01:25:18.280 unbelievably great

01:25:19.840 especially

01:25:20.880 uh for my wife

01:25:22.520 my wife carries a gun 1.00

01:25:23.860 but you know

01:25:24.800 i she's always

01:25:25.820 at night

01:25:26.740 she'll stop and get gas 1.00

01:25:28.000 and i'll say

01:25:28.340 don't stop and get gas

01:25:29.560 and she will

01:25:30.680 and she's been approached

01:25:31.680 several times

01:25:32.580 and you know

01:25:33.260 everything's been fine

01:25:34.200 but she freaks out 1.00

01:25:35.540 a little bit

01:25:36.120 and i freak out

01:25:37.340 because things

01:25:38.640 in the world

01:25:39.620 are unstable

01:25:40.520 right now

01:25:41.280 the last thing

01:25:42.860 i want her to have to

01:25:44.080 decide to do

01:25:45.260 is pull a gun

01:25:46.080 on someone

01:25:46.820 uh or not

01:25:48.500 pull the gun

01:25:49.380 because she's afraid

01:25:50.440 maybe she's misread

01:25:51.640 the situation

01:25:52.360 she can pull her

01:25:54.000 burner launcher

01:25:54.720 which looks just

01:25:55.620 like a gun

01:25:56.180 she can pull that 0.73

01:25:57.500 thing out

01:25:58.040 and it has

01:25:58.620 kinetic rounds

01:25:59.560 in it

01:26:00.080 kinetic deterrence

01:26:01.980 60 foot range

01:26:04.040 one shot

01:26:05.480 especially of the

01:26:06.780 tear gas

01:26:07.680 bullet

01:26:09.220 or whatever

01:26:09.680 they call them

01:26:10.340 will incapacitate

01:26:11.960 an attacker

01:26:12.520 for up to

01:26:13.940 40 minutes

01:26:15.080 and you haven't

01:26:16.320 hurt anybody

01:26:17.400 it's perfectly

01:26:18.360 legal

01:26:18.860 anyone over 18

01:26:20.580 can carry it

01:26:21.560 you don't need

01:26:22.560 a permit

01:26:23.140 or anything

01:26:24.140 it's

01:26:25.220 Burna

01:26:25.700 go to

01:26:26.500 b-y-r-n-a 1.00

01:26:28.720 b-y-r-n-a 1.00

01:26:30.380 dot com

01:26:31.380 slash glenn

01:26:32.120 get 10%

01:26:32.840 off your purchase

01:26:33.700 right now

01:26:34.360 burna dot com

01:26:35.840 slash glenn

01:26:37.040 do it now

01:26:38.120 so i want to

01:26:41.940 welcome back to

01:26:42.720 the program

01:26:43.080 our old friend

01:26:43.760 uh kristin

01:26:44.540 wagoner

01:26:45.000 she is alliance

01:26:46.320 defending freedoms

01:26:47.280 ceo and

01:26:48.400 president

01:26:48.960 uh and also

01:26:50.060 general counsel

01:26:51.060 and dr

01:26:52.760 pevy ra

01:26:53.960 sonen

01:26:55.620 do i have

01:26:56.140 did i say

01:26:56.600 that right

01:26:57.140 baby ra

01:26:59.040 yes

01:26:59.980 yes

01:27:00.720 yes

01:27:01.320 yes

01:27:02.000 okay

01:27:03.080 well welcome

01:27:03.880 to the program

01:27:04.700 i i've been

01:27:05.620 watching your case

01:27:06.560 and it's an honor

01:27:07.560 to have you on

01:27:08.180 the program

01:27:08.740 i think you are

01:27:10.460 so brave

01:27:12.080 um believe it

01:27:14.180 or not i can't

01:27:14.840 believe i'm saying

01:27:15.360 this for quoting

01:27:16.700 the bible

01:27:17.340 um can you can

01:27:19.820 you tell us

01:27:20.620 how this this

01:27:22.040 whole thing

01:27:22.640 started

01:27:23.320 yes so

01:27:27.340 thank you for

01:27:28.340 having me

01:27:29.000 it is so happy

01:27:30.300 to be i'm happy

01:27:31.820 to be here

01:27:32.580 um yes

01:27:34.480 this started

01:27:35.180 uh over

01:27:36.580 four years ago

01:27:37.800 when i was

01:27:39.820 uh shocked

01:27:41.180 when i heard

01:27:42.700 that uh

01:27:43.740 the finnish

01:27:44.240 evangelical

01:27:44.820 lutheran church

01:27:45.700 which is the

01:27:46.340 main church

01:27:46.840 of finland

01:27:47.480 uh

01:27:48.480 its leadership

01:27:49.580 decided uh

01:27:51.060 officially

01:27:51.860 to support

01:27:52.940 and also

01:27:53.580 financially

01:27:54.200 to support

01:27:55.140 the helfinki

01:27:56.000 pride event

01:27:57.080 okay

01:27:57.820 and so

01:27:58.520 hang on just a

01:27:59.300 second

01:27:59.460 you are a

01:28:00.140 you are a

01:28:00.700 proud member

01:28:01.360 of the

01:28:01.800 evangelical

01:28:02.300 lutheran church

01:28:03.280 of finland

01:28:04.020 yes

01:28:04.540 i am

01:28:04.980 and in

01:28:05.300 2019

01:28:06.000 they decided

01:28:07.120 to have

01:28:07.480 a pride

01:28:08.060 2019

01:28:08.640 event

01:28:09.440 and as

01:28:10.560 a member

01:28:11.340 of the

01:28:11.720 congregation

01:28:12.220 you tweeted

01:28:13.680 about it

01:28:14.220 right

01:28:14.800 yes i tweeted

01:28:16.780 about it

01:28:17.520 and i i i

01:28:18.800 made a question

01:28:19.720 to the leadership

01:28:20.420 of my church

01:28:22.020 that how

01:28:22.780 does

01:28:23.200 uh this

01:28:24.340 fit

01:28:24.960 to the

01:28:25.740 foundation

01:28:26.680 of the church

01:28:27.580 and and these

01:28:28.580 bible verses

01:28:29.440 that you just

01:28:30.400 read

01:28:30.780 and after

01:28:33.180 that

01:28:33.660 uh

01:28:34.520 then

01:28:35.720 it was a

01:28:36.660 surprise

01:28:37.160 to me

01:28:37.640 that police

01:28:38.400 started

01:28:39.060 to investigate

01:28:40.640 the case

01:28:41.280 when some

01:28:42.820 citizen

01:28:43.320 had made

01:28:44.020 a criminal

01:28:45.260 complaint

01:28:45.960 about this

01:28:46.680 and

01:28:48.060 after that

01:28:49.420 there

01:28:49.800 became

01:28:50.580 more

01:28:51.280 criminal

01:28:51.780 complaints

01:28:52.500 about an

01:28:53.180 old

01:28:53.500 pamphlet

01:28:54.080 that i had

01:28:54.700 written

01:28:54.980 already

01:28:55.660 2004

01:28:56.440 and then

01:28:57.060 there was

01:28:57.500 also a

01:28:58.440 radio show

01:28:59.240 and

01:29:00.580 okay hang on

01:29:02.080 just a second

01:29:02.540 hang on just

01:29:03.060 the name of

01:29:04.440 i want to

01:29:04.780 find this

01:29:05.280 here because

01:29:05.760 the the name

01:29:06.740 of that

01:29:07.220 pamphlet is

01:29:08.040 so uh

01:29:09.840 gentle

01:29:10.480 it uh

01:29:11.600 kills me

01:29:12.520 i can't find

01:29:13.360 it what was

01:29:13.780 the name of

01:29:14.140 the pamphlet

01:29:15.140 uh male and

01:29:17.540 female he 0.94

01:29:18.500 created

01:29:19.180 male and

01:29:21.160 female he 0.94

01:29:21.800 created

01:29:22.360 colon

01:29:23.160 what's the

01:29:25.140 rest of it

01:29:26.260 i

01:29:27.760 homosexual 0.93

01:29:28.860 relationships

01:29:30.000 challenge

01:29:30.920 homosexual 0.93

01:29:33.360 relationships

01:29:34.540 challenge

01:29:36.360 christianity

01:29:38.520 challenge

01:29:39.320 yes

01:29:39.980 i mean

01:29:40.900 you couldn't

01:29:42.120 be more

01:29:43.080 academic

01:29:44.160 about it

01:29:45.000 yes

01:29:47.260 yes

01:29:48.920 it

01:29:49.340 in fact

01:29:50.540 what i

01:29:51.220 i speak

01:29:52.240 there in

01:29:53.000 in that

01:29:53.500 pamphlet

01:29:54.040 what i

01:29:54.500 write

01:29:54.880 it is

01:29:55.340 about

01:29:55.820 uh

01:29:56.640 i would

01:29:57.080 say

01:29:57.380 classical

01:29:58.340 christianity

01:29:59.280 what churches

01:30:00.020 have taught

01:30:01.060 for hundreds

01:30:02.080 of years

01:30:02.780 that uh

01:30:04.140 the marriage

01:30:04.620 is between

01:30:05.320 man and

01:30:06.460 woman 0.99

01:30:06.840 one man

01:30:07.460 and one

01:30:07.920 woman 0.99

01:30:08.480 and that

01:30:09.740 also the

01:30:10.620 sexual

01:30:10.960 relationships

01:30:11.740 belongs to

01:30:12.960 that uh

01:30:14.040 that

01:30:14.700 relationship

01:30:15.520 and i

01:30:17.320 also

01:30:17.900 spoke

01:30:19.540 about uh

01:30:20.620 that uh

01:30:21.920 the other

01:30:22.660 relationships

01:30:23.280 are against

01:30:24.480 god's

01:30:25.260 will

01:30:25.520 so very

01:30:26.780 simple

01:30:27.740 and classical

01:30:28.660 christian

01:30:29.680 beliefs

01:30:30.380 and i

01:30:31.060 also

01:30:31.660 be don't

01:30:32.360 for example

01:30:33.240 that all

01:30:34.460 human beings

01:30:35.340 are

01:30:36.000 valuable

01:30:36.920 all are

01:30:37.800 created

01:30:38.220 as the

01:30:39.220 image of

01:30:39.660 god

01:30:40.000 correct

01:30:40.700 so now

01:30:41.780 you were

01:30:42.320 charged

01:30:42.660 no hate

01:30:43.500 speech

01:30:43.880 no hate

01:30:44.640 speech

01:30:44.960 right

01:30:45.260 i know

01:30:45.980 you were

01:30:46.360 challenging

01:30:46.960 your church

01:30:47.860 what do

01:30:48.900 we believe

01:30:49.640 um

01:30:50.720 if you're

01:30:51.440 uh

01:30:51.660 you were

01:30:51.920 charged

01:30:52.280 with

01:30:52.480 agitation

01:30:53.160 against

01:30:53.560 a

01:30:53.740 minority

01:30:54.200 group

01:30:54.760 which

01:30:55.480 comes

01:30:55.980 under

01:30:56.240 the

01:30:56.460 section

01:30:56.840 of

01:30:57.200 the

01:30:57.340 criminal

01:30:57.700 code

01:30:58.200 titled

01:30:59.360 war

01:30:59.980 crimes

01:31:00.740 and

01:31:01.520 crimes

01:31:02.220 against

01:31:02.740 humanity

01:31:03.580 i i i

01:31:05.180 i just

01:31:05.560 this is

01:31:06.580 amazing

01:31:07.160 to me

01:31:07.620 i i

01:31:08.240 wanted to

01:31:08.560 get uh

01:31:09.080 christian

01:31:09.440 in

01:31:09.720 for this

01:31:10.680 i mean

01:31:12.080 that

01:31:12.500 that sounds

01:31:14.100 really bad

01:31:15.020 to be

01:31:15.620 charged

01:31:16.080 with that

01:31:17.100 really bad

01:31:18.140 yes

01:31:18.900 it does

01:31:19.440 sound

01:31:19.780 really bad

01:31:21.320 in finland

01:31:23.680 we have

01:31:24.280 we have

01:31:25.200 the law

01:31:25.680 about

01:31:26.160 agitation

01:31:26.840 against

01:31:27.400 minorities

01:31:28.200 quite

01:31:29.920 similar

01:31:30.400 laws are

01:31:31.200 in in

01:31:31.780 other

01:31:32.040 european

01:31:32.600 countries

01:31:33.080 and

01:31:34.060 yes

01:31:35.160 okay

01:31:36.100 this is

01:31:36.520 under

01:31:36.740 the

01:31:36.960 section

01:31:37.360 so christian

01:31:38.700 what does

01:31:39.380 it mean

01:31:40.100 uh

01:31:40.820 what what

01:31:41.220 what penalties

01:31:42.000 is that

01:31:42.860 what does

01:31:43.160 this mean

01:31:43.720 well it

01:31:45.180 can carry

01:31:45.660 a potential

01:31:46.160 penalty

01:31:46.560 of two

01:31:46.940 years

01:31:47.140 in prison

01:31:47.600 thankfully

01:31:48.080 the prosecution

01:31:48.900 hasn't asked

01:31:49.760 for time

01:31:50.160 in prison

01:31:50.600 but they

01:31:51.040 were demanding

01:31:52.220 very high

01:31:52.840 fines

01:31:53.360 um

01:31:53.980 and again

01:31:55.420 convicting

01:31:56.580 her of

01:31:57.520 the the

01:31:58.480 hate crimes

01:31:59.060 of initially

01:31:59.800 charging her 0.89

01:32:00.400 with three

01:32:00.740 hate crimes

01:32:01.280 what i would

01:32:02.300 also bring

01:32:02.800 out glenn

01:32:03.280 that um

01:32:03.920 that pivey

01:32:04.580 didn't stay

01:32:05.400 is the

01:32:06.160 timing of

01:32:06.960 these

01:32:07.280 statements

01:32:07.840 um

01:32:08.400 so you

01:32:09.280 know in

01:32:09.600 terms of

01:32:10.140 of the

01:32:10.600 timing of

01:32:11.180 the different

01:32:11.580 statements

01:32:12.120 the the

01:32:13.700 pamphlet

01:32:14.100 was written

01:32:14.500 in 2004

01:32:15.540 um

01:32:16.620 many many

01:32:17.260 years before

01:32:18.080 this all

01:32:18.860 began and

01:32:19.320 actually even

01:32:20.040 before this

01:32:20.720 particular law

01:32:21.540 was put in

01:32:22.140 place

01:32:22.560 um

01:32:23.340 and then

01:32:23.900 the you

01:32:24.860 know in

01:32:25.320 terms of

01:32:25.720 the the

01:32:26.400 other radio

01:32:27.700 program that

01:32:28.380 was 2019

01:32:29.220 so really

01:32:30.480 what happened

01:32:31.020 was the tweet

01:32:31.620 went out

01:32:32.280 a finnish

01:32:33.180 prosecutor

01:32:33.880 decided to

01:32:35.120 launch with

01:32:35.880 the police a

01:32:36.520 full-bore

01:32:36.900 investigation

01:32:37.380 into every

01:32:38.260 public statement

01:32:39.180 that pivey

01:32:40.040 had made

01:32:40.420 during the

01:32:40.840 course of

01:32:41.220 a nearly

01:32:41.660 30-year

01:32:42.780 political

01:32:43.380 career

01:32:43.820 this pivey

01:32:45.580 is so

01:32:46.900 well known

01:32:47.840 in finland

01:32:48.500 as serving

01:32:49.400 her country

01:32:50.020 in a variety

01:32:50.960 of areas

01:32:51.600 again serving

01:32:52.520 in as a

01:32:53.640 part of

01:32:54.000 parliament

01:32:54.380 for 30

01:32:55.040 years she's

01:32:55.760 a doctor

01:32:56.320 and she's

01:32:57.600 a pastor's

01:32:58.280 wife so

01:32:59.140 it would be

01:33:00.040 only appropriate

01:33:00.820 that she would

01:33:01.420 speak out

01:33:02.080 on this

01:33:02.820 issue and

01:33:03.840 whether you

01:33:04.560 agree with

01:33:05.040 her or not

01:33:05.980 she has the

01:33:06.840 right to be

01:33:07.300 able to express

01:33:07.900 her beliefs

01:33:08.480 so pivey

01:33:10.140 what has

01:33:11.480 happened to

01:33:12.160 your reputation

01:33:13.260 have you

01:33:13.940 faced a

01:33:14.920 new election

01:33:15.980 since all

01:33:16.740 of this

01:33:17.140 has been

01:33:18.440 going on

01:33:19.040 and what's

01:33:19.520 happening

01:33:19.980 yes in

01:33:22.040 fact last

01:33:23.000 april we

01:33:25.020 had the

01:33:26.040 parliamentary

01:33:26.480 elections in

01:33:27.620 in finland

01:33:28.460 and i'm

01:33:29.880 happy that i

01:33:30.940 was re-elected

01:33:32.060 and i got

01:33:33.340 even more

01:33:34.240 votes than

01:33:35.640 than four

01:33:36.740 years ago

01:33:37.400 so it

01:33:38.860 i i'm i'm

01:33:40.980 so happy

01:33:41.520 that people

01:33:42.140 trust on

01:33:42.880 me still

01:33:44.260 so so

01:33:44.940 let me let

01:33:45.640 me ask you

01:33:46.220 again back

01:33:46.860 to christian

01:33:47.860 this is a

01:33:49.500 again the

01:33:50.800 elites the

01:33:51.700 government

01:33:52.220 going against

01:33:54.080 obviously what

01:33:56.380 people are

01:33:57.160 feeling uh

01:33:58.540 um that are

01:33:59.940 voting for

01:34:00.680 her she

01:34:01.840 doesn't have

01:34:02.540 any hate

01:34:02.980 now this is

01:34:03.500 the third

01:34:04.120 time she's

01:34:05.140 been charged

01:34:05.880 or is

01:34:06.500 this just

01:34:07.460 are they

01:34:08.360 just kicking

01:34:09.040 it up

01:34:09.380 finally to

01:34:10.120 the supreme

01:34:10.680 court is

01:34:11.820 this like an

01:34:12.420 american system

01:34:13.260 or does she

01:34:13.800 have to be

01:34:14.220 recharged each

01:34:15.240 time there

01:34:16.780 are some

01:34:17.180 similarities to

01:34:18.120 the american

01:34:18.620 system but

01:34:19.460 then some

01:34:20.020 things that

01:34:20.560 are very

01:34:20.900 different that

01:34:21.760 make this

01:34:22.220 even worse

01:34:22.820 than what

01:34:23.260 someone would

01:34:23.720 experience here

01:34:24.560 in the u.s

01:34:25.160 she was charged

01:34:26.480 with three crimes

01:34:27.520 three hate crimes

01:34:28.640 and that went

01:34:29.620 to the trial

01:34:30.240 court level like

01:34:31.060 we would have

01:34:31.580 here she was

01:34:32.600 fully exonerated

01:34:33.660 there was a

01:34:34.200 finding of not

01:34:34.940 guilty in the

01:34:36.080 trial court level

01:34:36.900 and we were

01:34:37.780 privileged to

01:34:38.460 support that

01:34:39.060 legal defense

01:34:39.880 but unlike the

01:34:41.800 u.s system

01:34:42.460 when you are

01:34:43.580 found not

01:34:44.140 guilty in

01:34:44.880 finland of a

01:34:45.600 crime the

01:34:46.400 prosecutor can

01:34:47.180 choose to

01:34:47.640 appeal that to

01:34:48.600 the next level

01:34:49.460 and so again

01:34:50.860 with just a

01:34:51.980 vicious prosecution

01:34:53.540 um designed to

01:34:54.680 have i think a

01:34:55.540 chilling effect to

01:34:56.740 send a message to

01:34:57.920 finnish citizens

01:34:59.000 if we can get

01:35:00.080 pivey we can get

01:35:00.960 any one of you

01:35:01.840 then they appealed

01:35:03.340 it

01:35:03.560 and we won

01:35:04.900 again in a

01:35:06.600 unanimous decision

01:35:07.760 with multiple

01:35:08.680 judges uh pivey

01:35:10.340 was found not

01:35:10.940 guilty and now

01:35:12.080 the prosecution

01:35:13.260 has again asked

01:35:14.960 the finnish

01:35:15.900 supreme court to

01:35:17.300 hear the case

01:35:18.120 one more time

01:35:19.280 and that would

01:35:20.420 be the equivalent

01:35:21.020 of asking our

01:35:22.280 u.s supreme court

01:35:23.400 to hear a case

01:35:24.500 so a if she

01:35:28.760 wins again

01:35:29.520 that's no

01:35:30.740 guarantee they'll

01:35:31.580 stop i mean

01:35:32.480 you know in here

01:35:33.360 in the united

01:35:33.760 states we're

01:35:34.400 seeing it

01:35:35.040 show me the

01:35:36.080 person i'll

01:35:36.700 show you the

01:35:37.340 crime and

01:35:38.140 they're gonna

01:35:38.860 take you out

01:35:39.860 if they want to

01:35:40.600 take you out

01:35:41.260 or they're gonna

01:35:41.960 try um

01:35:43.400 with the supreme

01:35:44.560 court because they

01:35:45.320 don't have the

01:35:46.600 first amendment

01:35:47.220 which we have

01:35:48.020 and really

01:35:48.820 nobody's listening

01:35:49.680 to it right now

01:35:50.540 but at least we

01:35:51.480 have it

01:35:51.880 they don't have

01:35:53.120 first amendment

01:35:53.880 right so

01:35:54.880 how is she

01:35:56.760 winning why is

01:35:57.620 she winning

01:35:58.140 well the

01:36:00.140 freedom of

01:36:00.620 expression and

01:36:01.280 speech is a

01:36:01.840 fundamental right

01:36:02.620 that is guaranteed

01:36:03.640 by every major

01:36:04.720 human rights

01:36:05.460 treaty and

01:36:06.240 there are also

01:36:06.820 guarantees in

01:36:07.840 finnish law

01:36:08.520 to free

01:36:09.640 expression and

01:36:10.940 i think it's

01:36:11.620 important for

01:36:12.500 americans to

01:36:13.540 understand there

01:36:14.820 are not any

01:36:15.420 magic words in

01:36:16.300 our first amendment

01:36:17.120 many western

01:36:18.580 democracies have

01:36:19.760 language in their

01:36:20.440 constitutions and

01:36:21.460 in international

01:36:22.160 treaties to

01:36:23.280 protect these

01:36:23.900 rights because we

01:36:24.760 know they're

01:36:25.180 fundamental rights

01:36:26.020 they're not

01:36:26.480 american rights

01:36:27.340 they're pre-political

01:36:28.280 and so she

01:36:30.080 does have

01:36:30.740 protections under

01:36:31.820 the law and

01:36:33.020 that's what the

01:36:33.920 lower courts have

01:36:34.760 recognized in the

01:36:35.740 past if she wins

01:36:37.300 at the finnish

01:36:37.920 supreme court it

01:36:39.140 will set the

01:36:39.760 precedent for all

01:36:40.720 of finland and

01:36:41.540 protect others and

01:36:42.600 send a message to

01:36:43.500 the world if she

01:36:44.880 loses it will be a

01:36:46.840 very ominous

01:36:48.060 um oh yeah

01:36:48.960 decision not only

01:36:50.500 just for finland but

01:36:52.260 for all western

01:36:53.520 democracies because

01:36:54.560 when we lose free

01:36:55.680 speech we blur the

01:36:56.600 line between

01:36:57.200 democracy and

01:36:58.060 dictatorship so

01:36:59.600 pavi when um

01:37:01.260 when uh

01:37:03.040 you know i don't

01:37:04.720 know anything really

01:37:05.600 about finland the

01:37:06.940 only thing i can say

01:37:07.900 in finnish is

01:37:08.900 keksi which i think

01:37:10.460 is cookie right

01:37:11.360 uh but uh of

01:37:14.160 course i would

01:37:14.620 loan that one uh

01:37:15.840 but uh i understand

01:37:17.800 that finland is

01:37:19.040 not a real deeply

01:37:21.360 religious uh

01:37:23.040 country um what

01:37:25.620 what do the

01:37:25.940 non-religious people

01:37:27.380 feel about all of

01:37:28.740 this

01:37:29.140 uh i i think that

01:37:33.100 in finland we

01:37:34.120 the the general

01:37:35.440 atmosphere towards

01:37:37.000 this case is quite

01:37:38.220 divided um the

01:37:40.140 lgbt advocates are

01:37:42.360 quite active in in

01:37:44.100 in finnish society

01:37:45.240 and also in our

01:37:46.860 main main church

01:37:48.080 and uh they have

01:37:50.180 hope that this

01:37:51.520 process would

01:37:52.500 continue and and

01:37:54.260 it it would end

01:37:55.560 to my my uh

01:37:58.120 conviction but uh

01:38:00.340 of course i have

01:38:01.360 also a lot of

01:38:02.440 supporters uh in in

01:38:05.000 in finland and

01:38:06.200 also those people uh

01:38:08.000 who who uh are not

01:38:11.540 uh christians or are

01:38:14.000 other faiths uh

01:38:15.680 many of them have

01:38:17.580 have supported me

01:38:19.000 even though that

01:38:20.380 they disagree with

01:38:22.120 me but they

01:38:23.300 support the

01:38:24.340 freedom of speech

01:38:25.420 yes free speech

01:38:27.420 and freedom of

01:38:28.680 faith so i i i

01:38:30.420 think that uh my

01:38:31.840 calling and my

01:38:33.640 privilege has been

01:38:34.880 to defend and to

01:38:36.780 fight for these

01:38:38.100 important freedoms in

01:38:39.560 our society and

01:38:40.940 also to testify

01:38:42.200 about the biblical

01:38:43.440 teachings and

01:38:44.460 testify about

01:38:45.440 jesus in in the

01:38:47.340 same time you

01:38:48.620 are you're

01:38:49.920 amazing i mean

01:38:50.660 heroes are are

01:38:52.440 being created

01:38:53.400 every day all

01:38:55.160 around the world

01:38:55.820 because in you

01:38:57.540 know in other

01:38:58.060 times we didn't

01:38:58.880 have to stand up

01:38:59.740 for anything it

01:39:00.220 was just accepted

01:39:00.960 now you actually

01:39:02.000 have to risk

01:39:02.720 something for your

01:39:04.000 faith or your

01:39:04.660 point of view and

01:39:05.440 i have so much

01:39:06.200 admiration for you

01:39:07.080 i have one more

01:39:07.620 question but i have

01:39:08.260 to take a break

01:39:08.860 for a commercial

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01:39:11.240 seconds let me

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01:39:15.060 the 1960s 95% of

01:39:17.280 the clothing

01:39:17.660 americans bought

01:39:18.560 made right here in

01:39:19.900 the u.s now 97%

01:39:22.120 of it is made

01:39:22.900 overseas whether

01:39:24.500 it's medicine our

01:39:25.700 cars our clothing

01:39:26.960 we don't make

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01:39:29.920 we became the

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01:39:32.020 of the world

01:39:32.600 well a lot of

01:39:33.320 good that's done

01:39:34.180 because we've

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01:39:36.040 up look here's

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01:39:39.280 this company

01:39:39.760 called american

01:39:40.460 giant i founded

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01:39:42.320 ago i so believe

01:39:44.100 in their founder

01:39:44.960 and his mission

01:39:45.820 and that is to

01:39:46.720 bring manufacturing

01:39:47.920 back to america

01:39:49.720 just five ten

01:39:51.240 percent of our

01:39:52.180 manufacturing so

01:39:53.040 we can make

01:39:54.320 things he's made

01:39:55.900 a big big

01:39:57.060 difference in north

01:39:58.100 carolina there was

01:39:58.860 a factory shutting

01:39:59.620 down he took it

01:40:00.480 over he bought

01:40:01.360 you know the the

01:40:02.900 sweatshirts that

01:40:03.940 we used to have

01:40:04.640 our dads had back

01:40:05.840 in the 50s and

01:40:06.560 60s they were the

01:40:07.480 best well we

01:40:08.760 sold those

01:40:09.400 machines a year

01:40:10.320 years ago to

01:40:11.500 japan he went

01:40:13.340 he found the

01:40:14.040 machines brought

01:40:14.940 them back trained

01:40:16.060 this whole facility

01:40:17.260 on those machines

01:40:18.040 and they make the

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01:40:31.720 10 seconds station

01:40:33.640 id

01:40:33.840 bobby i i have to

01:40:45.320 tell you i i i

01:40:46.360 want to print up uh

01:40:47.720 i want to print up

01:40:48.880 you know t-shirts

01:40:49.960 with uh romans

01:40:51.400 just saying romans

01:40:52.920 1 25 through 27

01:40:54.760 uh just because we

01:40:56.900 can um if i do

01:40:59.580 that i'd like to

01:41:00.160 raise money for you

01:41:00.960 are you how are

01:41:01.760 your legal fees

01:41:02.640 christian how how

01:41:03.760 is this working for

01:41:04.820 her how is she

01:41:05.360 paying for all of

01:41:06.160 this well alliance

01:41:08.800 defending freedom

01:41:09.780 international is able

01:41:11.440 to uh provide our

01:41:13.220 services pro bono and

01:41:14.560 we have a finnish

01:41:15.480 attorney that has

01:41:16.640 also joined this

01:41:18.320 battle who's an

01:41:19.100 allied attorney um

01:41:20.820 as well and and

01:41:22.220 piety might want to 0.99

01:41:23.160 answer that more

01:41:23.880 fully but um all of

01:41:25.560 our services are funded

01:41:27.100 by those who want to

01:41:28.440 just give to the

01:41:29.100 ministry and support

01:41:29.920 people like piety

01:41:30.800 pivy how are you

01:41:33.480 holding up yes i'm

01:41:34.260 i'm i'm very

01:41:35.800 thankful for adf

01:41:37.560 the support of adf

01:41:39.760 uh has been very

01:41:41.100 valuable and and

01:41:42.580 also the expertise

01:41:44.300 that they have

01:41:45.560 uh it it has been

01:41:47.540 it it has been very

01:41:49.060 important for for me

01:41:51.100 during this case

01:41:52.540 yeah well um i so

01:41:55.780 appreciate it christian i

01:41:57.180 um i urge everybody

01:41:58.980 in in the my

01:42:00.400 listening audience

01:42:01.340 this is some this is

01:42:03.560 a cause you can get

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01:42:09.060 adf makes i mean

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01:42:30.580 can get them at a great

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01:42:32.220 them up and then you

01:42:33.000 just you can sell them

01:42:34.080 and i'll drive people to

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01:42:36.960 sell it i i i mean i

01:42:39.080 can't believe somebody is

01:42:41.640 being charged with a crime

01:42:42.820 under crimes against

01:42:44.260 humanity for quoting the

01:42:45.820 bible we really need to

01:42:48.120 appreciate how free we

01:42:50.780 are here thank you

01:42:52.760 both god bless anything

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01:44:28.480 welcome to the glenbeck

01:44:40.720 program there's a couple of

01:44:42.340 things that uh you should be

01:44:43.800 aware of first of all there's

01:44:46.000 a little problem with evs uh

01:44:48.720 just a little one just a

01:44:49.980 little one um here's a here's

01:44:54.020 a reporter in chicago from

01:44:56.760 fox 32 uh doing a report on

01:45:01.720 uh a little problem with evs

01:45:04.000 that they're finding in

01:45:04.920 chicago cut two please

01:45:06.160 electric cars may be the way of

01:45:09.740 the future but it's clear there

01:45:11.480 are some problems when it comes to

01:45:13.040 charging them in chicago's deep

01:45:15.620 freeze

01:45:16.120 oh we got a bunch of dead robots out

01:45:18.740 here

01:45:19.280 dead robots

01:45:20.120 dead teslas packed the parking lot at this

01:45:23.960 tesla supercharging station in oak

01:45:26.120 brook a scene mirrored at other

01:45:28.160 supercharging stations around the chicago area

01:45:31.000 man this is crazy it's it's it's a disaster

01:45:34.580 serious

01:45:35.540 with temperatures falling into the negative double digits these charging ports have stopped

01:45:41.700 charging leaving many tesla owners stranded here in long lines since sunday

01:45:46.660 nothing no juice it's still on zero percent and this is like three hours this morning being out here

01:45:52.260 after being out here eight hours yesterday

01:45:54.240 has it been charging

01:45:55.060 no not at all

01:45:56.240 it just isn't working

01:45:57.180 at all

01:45:57.840 it's just frozen and so i'm now getting it told to the um tesla service center because

01:46:02.860 that's my only option at this point

01:46:04.960 so apparently uh it doesn't work now the white house wants everybody to know this cut one

01:46:15.260 on electric vehicles um there's been with the extreme weather there's been some difficulty in

01:46:20.540 getting those battery charged um do you have any thoughts on that as you know the the

01:46:25.100 administration has been really pushing for evs to be the future of car transportation do you

01:46:29.620 have any thoughts on the the troubles with charging those batteries well as a car owner i can

01:46:34.820 promise you that whether you have a gas powered vehicle a hybrid powered vehicle and a fully electric

01:46:40.420 vehicle extreme weather temperatures impact the the functioning of your car right so uh that is not

01:46:47.240 unique to electric vehicles oh okay so it's not unique to electric vehicles i i know i couldn't fill

01:46:54.120 up my gas tank just the other day because it was so cold uh and my car wouldn't work so oh no

01:47:00.920 no matter of fact i could pump gas into my car and my car worked fine uh you know the cold start thing

01:47:09.940 happens uh you know sure with diesel but that's why you have glow plugs uh and you know who found this

01:47:18.300 out is uh minnesota minnesota bought a whole bunch of these electric buses because you know i just love

01:47:25.760 school buses the yellow school bus who doesn't love those so they bought a lot of these that uh

01:47:32.780 kamala harris was pushing and uh uh they haven't been working this winter uh can't get them to work

01:47:38.920 so all sorts of stories like this glenn i actually heard someone on the front where you mentioned the

01:47:45.240 this is not unique to electric vehicles i heard someone trying to justify that this and they said

01:47:49.940 you know in the in the early days of of car of cars you had to you know get an engine block warmer

01:47:56.420 and uh you know there's no fuel injection so yeah it's like really yeah well we're not in the early

01:48:02.620 days of cars this is not the early 1970s yeah a long long time ago yeah like 50 years ago it was

01:48:08.820 solved um there's a story in the new york times and to to the credit of the mainstream media they

01:48:14.220 actually are covering this now they're making their excuses for it but you know people it's not only just

01:48:18.900 the chargers aren't working when you get to the charger but then if you get to the charger there's

01:48:23.720 likely a long line at the charger because no one else's car is working properly what they've seen

01:48:28.500 is people with you know the these cars all say like okay you 30 miles left and you need to get you

01:48:34.720 know i have that feature in my car too which is a gas-powered car gives you an estimate about what

01:48:38.400 about that what that is and it's always pretty darn close if anything it seems to be that they

01:48:43.300 estimate that you have more range than you or you have a less range than you do so that you don't

01:48:48.780 you know screw up and not get to the gas station electric vehicles they're saying people they have

01:48:53.140 quotes in the times of people who are saying well i had 30 it said i had 30 miles of range and then

01:48:58.680 five minutes later i was out of battery so like it's not it can't even tell how much it has people

01:49:04.240 are losing a third of their charge overnight they go it's fully charged they go to bed they wake up

01:49:09.520 they have two-thirds of a charge listen to this spin from a misinformation doctor okay when we all

01:49:17.280 know the truth everybody likes to go to vegas these electric cars just bring vegas to you you never know

01:49:25.040 i could win today i could lose yeah it's the excitement of vegas in your car and and like in

01:49:32.380 vegas when you lose you lose your five dollar slot pull uh in in these you just are out in freezing cold

01:49:38.020 temperatures with no way to really solve the problem there is nothing nothing wrong with that

01:49:42.600 nothing wrong with that you know we lose a few people along the way we reduce the surplus population

01:49:47.960 we all know that um i am uh i did an amazing interview with tony robbins uh recently uh and

01:49:57.860 tony and tony and i become friends i guess you could say i mean i don't i don't know these you know

01:50:04.340 what these celebrities are like um and uh he's just changed my family's life um my wife had been

01:50:13.700 dealing with her uh with her brother who she was closest to i think in the family uh committing

01:50:22.800 suicide and it just threw her for a loop my job has actually changed her a great deal as well you know

01:50:31.420 not in the positive way she is she's become very uh suspicious of people and everything else and

01:50:39.280 changed in ways that i don't like because she's she's just so sweet and kind um and uh and then

01:50:48.600 i've had a struggle with a couple of my kids and suicide attempts and one of those was my son

01:50:55.160 and uh i was at the end of my rope and i know tony robbins so i called him and i said tony

01:51:01.520 i'm in trouble and i don't know what to do and he said send him send him to me send him to one of my

01:51:07.240 things he said uh we have a very good record on depression he said in fact i think it was harvard

01:51:15.800 just did a study uh and the the the results of tony robbins programs on uh on depression are unheard

01:51:28.240 of unheard of they're not even close to therapy they're not close to medicinal therapy it's just a

01:51:37.300 whole different world and uh so i did and i i sent him there and um my wife and i went with him and we

01:51:45.220 walked over hot coals so he's talking about the hot coal thing and why it's important a lot of people

01:51:53.880 think oh this is a you know this is a gimmick or this is you know those are not really hot uh yeah

01:51:58.560 they are yeah yeah yeah they are um but he does it for a specific reason and you know when you see

01:52:05.820 people at tony robbins and they're like yeah and cheering and jumping up and down i did i thought it

01:52:11.460 was weird but tony explains he's changing your state um and because it's just like when you read

01:52:20.580 something and you speak it out loud you have a better chance of remembering it when you're writing

01:52:26.480 and speaking out loud you're using two of your senses it's kind of like that but here he is on

01:52:31.360 biochemistry and firewalking from this week's podcast they send people to 13 different countries

01:52:37.220 measured people in real time and it looks like music i go into these states biochemically and

01:52:42.660 the audience follows me and they get to this state that's how we like have people do the firewalk or

01:52:47.400 the wood breaking they get to the state where they can push the fear aside and they can push through

01:52:51.820 because they have strong testosterone and low cortisol so that biochemistry is why it's retained

01:52:58.100 if i asked you where you were on 9-11 almost every person even from other countries tells you where

01:53:02.340 they were what they saw the moment they saw it if i asked you where you were on 8-11 because

01:53:07.480 information without emotion is barely retained information with a lot of emotion is massively

01:53:13.400 retained so i create states your son is an example of that where people are in these peak states of

01:53:19.080 mind biochemically and that's why they retain it and produce the result i will tell you that i think

01:53:23.400 that the i was so impressed by the way i mean use every sense every sense that's the goal to put

01:53:31.740 people in the in state yeah and um it's not movement sound music right everything engagement and

01:53:38.360 you uh you know oh he's a guru no no he's not you're not you're not doing any of that that's right

01:53:46.800 and you say it on the state first of all i'm not your guru but you also say look if this is what we're

01:53:54.760 doing to your body and you're showing i'm just right right right but you're showing right how it

01:54:00.920 how it all works and it's um and by the way your son like he could have just watched that but he

01:54:06.520 participated fully he got himself some states he starts to realize who he really is no and he's

01:54:11.420 still gonna he's still got a lot of learning and stuff to go in his life but he has a totally

01:54:14.780 different foundation to look at life through yeah because his biochemistry has changed it wasn't

01:54:18.940 with drugs right and tanya and i i mean she said we're not gonna walk on fire we're not i'm not

01:54:23.840 gonna walk on fire i'm not gonna walk on fire and i told her before we went i said you know those

01:54:28.200 people that wear the cheese block hats you know the green bay packers i said if you're going to

01:54:33.240 tony robbins you have to just put yourself in that mindset i'm just gonna wear a big cheese block

01:54:39.240 and i'm going for it i don't care and uh you know we don't push anybody do it people all say i'm not

01:54:44.780 gonna do it and then they get in the environment yeah in a different state yeah and of course it's

01:54:48.720 not about the fire walk it's about whatever stops you in life that's the fire yeah right it's like

01:54:52.980 this thing that normally stops you is fear and you learn how to snap out of it and do it anyway

01:54:56.520 you know i used to use skydiving in the beginning but it got hard to get 10 000 people in the middle

01:55:01.640 of the sky over new york city in the middle of the night you know so i had to find other metaphors

01:55:05.240 right and when people are at home i can't i'm all starting fires around the world and you know 500

01:55:09.280 countries so we we do wood breaking we show them something normally right you take a year to learn they do it

01:55:14.520 a few minutes but we use it as a metaphor breaking through what's stopping correct and then it

01:55:18.420 becomes more physical instead of just intellectual yeah it wasn't what was so great is she did it for

01:55:23.840 a different reason i did it for a different reason and it was what's your worst fear that's gonna stop

01:55:30.320 you yeah and uh and hot coals uh you know it's not my worst fear but that stops you uh and once you

01:55:39.580 walk across them it just changes yeah because your brain goes if i can get myself through this thing

01:55:45.240 right that i once thought was impossible or at least difficult all right what else do i think

01:55:48.920 is impossible or difficult that i can also crush with just a few changes in strategy yeah that's

01:55:53.400 the value of it that's why i use it as a metaphor but as you know that happens the first night of the

01:55:56.760 four day program and i think that's gonna be the peak and you know no it opens three day four it's

01:56:01.480 a whole different level than they ever dreamed of you know it's fun to do it's uh it's a remarkable

01:56:07.480 thing i'm sorry i just lost my uh my earphone so i didn't hear the last bit of that interview but it

01:56:12.540 is it's an incredible interview uh to listen it was two hours it's the longest interview i've ever done

01:56:18.680 uh with anyone um because he just gets on a roll and he talks about finances he talks about the

01:56:25.920 economy uh he talks about something he's he's sharing he's written a new book and he's sharing

01:56:31.560 some things that he's been involved in financially that he's like this is wrong how come this is how

01:56:38.940 the rich get richer because i have access to something and i know something that nobody else does

01:56:44.700 uh and they can't participate because they can't participate at these levels and so he has found a way

01:56:50.640 uh for you to participate uh in in something and he's not you know he's it's it's not he's not making

01:56:58.040 money off of it um but i uh it is so well worth your time again it's two hours with tony robbins

01:57:05.400 but two hours that you know usually would cost an awful lot of money he is now a billionaire he's

01:57:12.420 involved in over a hundred companies he's uh he's counseled four different presidents he talks about

01:57:19.000 when bill clinton called him and said i got a problem he's like yeah maybe you should probably

01:57:24.480 should have called me earlier um but uh he's counseled presidents ceos um some of the biggest

01:57:32.100 people nelson mandela we talk about that um and he found that they we all have the same basic problems

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