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00:01:53.480 hello america there is a lot to cover today the uh latest from merrick garland that guy should go

00:02:08.440 away oh and i'm going to start with a washington post editorial and if you only read the washington

00:02:15.340 post you might think oh my gosh these republicans are crazy but good for you i don't only read the

00:02:22.160 washington post something was brought to my attention a couple of days ago after the show

00:02:26.520 i was gone yesterday uh it is now broken in the news i was on the phone last night with senators

00:02:32.320 talking about something that honestly they could not believe when they first heard it and then started

00:02:40.320 doing homework and texted back going oh my dear you've got to be kidding me i'm going to share that

00:02:46.940 in 60 seconds

00:02:48.140 so what are the first and second amendments veterans and first responders and the sanctity of life all

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00:04:30.640 nine seven two patriot all right i want to start with the opinion piece from the washington post today

00:04:42.940 all right uh sola almorova you know who she is pat do you know she is

00:04:49.720 uh she is the nominee to be the head of the office of the comptroller of the currency and she's

00:04:58.760 essentially a communist okay do you know what why what do you know about her uh she wants the fed

00:05:05.520 she wants banking to be completely different she wants deposits uh to be with the fed uh i believe

00:05:13.760 and she wants virtually everything to come from the fed okay so you are well informed on this um much

00:05:21.060 more so than most people most people will say she wrote a paper about karl marx in school because she

00:05:27.940 was educated in the soviet union and she won't turn it over in republicans that's what most people

00:05:34.320 know about her yeah she is now this is this is from the washington post i'm not going to read the

00:05:38.860 whole thing but i'm going to read highlights the cornell university law professor is a well respected

00:05:43.720 scholar in the financial system with both government and private sector experience including a stint in

00:05:49.640 the treasury department during the george bush administration what a surprise she is moreover a

00:05:55.180 woman of color and an immigrant born in what was then the soviet union and is now kazakhstan boy you

00:06:02.620 remember when the press and the washington post said that about melania trump and they were like hey

00:06:08.320 let's not be mean to her she's an immigrant but instead of attracting bipartisan support to oversee

00:06:14.900 regulation of the nation's largest banks omorova is mired in nasty controversies over her education in the

00:06:22.520 soviet union and her most innovative ideas on how to reform banking her progressive supporters believe

00:06:29.360 with justification these tempests are ginned up to disguise the financial sector's real objection

00:06:35.680 her tough approach to banking regulation okay so they go on and on and on and on and on about how

00:06:46.780 critical these republicans are and how wrong this really is i want to give you a couple of things

00:06:53.240 uh and i'm going to give you quotes from her now they will say well that's when she was just a professor

00:07:02.040 well yeah but let me ask you something if you had a professor who was saying you know what january 6th

00:07:10.900 was justified and i think they should have gone further i think they should have gone and burned the entire

00:07:16.660 place down to the ground now this is just an educational exercise do you think anyone would

00:07:23.960 seriously believe that i wouldn't even believe that the professor was saying that that was just an

00:07:29.960 exercise these guys are not engaged in critical thinking all right critical thinking if critical

00:07:36.840 thinking was alive and you were in an you were in economics class i could understand if somebody says

00:07:44.400 what about abolishing the fed what about abolishing all of the banks and it was critical thinking where

00:07:51.440 you would have to argue for and against that's not what's happening here these people shut everyone

00:07:57.160 down who is against them they are teaching what they actually believe and this is what she actually

00:08:04.200 believes the federal reserve should be the monopoly monopoly provider of retail and commercial deposits

00:08:13.140 the fed should perform national credit allocation the federal reserve bank of new york should intervene

00:08:19.420 in investment markets whenever it thinks prices are too high or too low shorting or buying a wide range

00:08:27.640 of investments accordingly so the the federal reserve a shadow bank we know who they are because there's

00:08:35.400 only like five banks left and we know that the five there are five banks in the fed that make up the

00:08:40.880 federal treasury or the federal reserve so we can guess who they are they're now saying she's now saying

00:08:47.660 that we should just drop the front and those banks just become one big bank okay too big to fail one big bank

00:08:55.660 and it's under the federal reserve however this would be able to perform credit allocation so it would be

00:09:04.120 able when it sees the stock market going up they can short certain stocks to make the stock market go down

00:09:11.740 they can buy certain stocks to make it go up so the free market is completely dead if they started to see

00:09:20.640 that solar panel companies were going down in stocks in stock prices they would of course rush in to fix

00:09:27.080 that because they believe that solar panels uh need to be done so the free market is dead however she also

00:09:36.320 says the government the government should sit on boards of directors of private banks with special powers

00:09:46.640 and disproportionate voting power the new federal bureaucrats should be set up to regulate financial regulators

00:09:55.740 and carry out national investment policy national investment policy and in general um uh watch over the banks

00:10:06.160 on the liability side of the banking system quote i envision the ultimate end state where the central bank

00:10:14.720 accounts fully replace rather than compete with private bank accounts in her paper the people's ledger how to

00:10:22.420 democratize democratize democratize money and finance on the economy on the asset side quote she lays out a

00:10:29.520 proposal for restructuring the fed's investment portfolio and redirecting its credit allocation power

00:10:36.300 leaving the asset side free to serve as a tool of the economy the key is she writes eliminating private

00:10:44.740 bank depositing taking function and giving the fed new asset size uh side tools of shaping the

00:10:52.040 economy in her paper too big to fail she says an expansion of the federal reserve so-called open market

00:11:00.060 operations to encompass trading in a wide range of financial assets if for example a particular asset

00:11:07.080 class such as mortgage-backed securities or technology stocks rises in market value at rates suggestive

00:11:14.000 of a bubble trend then the fed's trading desk would start shorting these securities also a quote national

00:11:23.020 investment authority would be charged with development and implementing a comprehensive strategy

00:11:29.020 of national economic development end quote in the climate crisis she says the nia quoting will

00:11:37.820 act directly within markets as a lender guarantor market maker venture capital investor and asset manager

00:11:45.840 it will use these modalities of finance in uh in a far more assertive and creative manner end quote

00:11:54.640 she also says that there needs to be quote a public interest council which would have special status

00:12:02.960 outside the legislative and executive branches the council would comprise primarily of academic

00:12:08.860 experts and it would have a broad statutory authority to collect any information it deems necessary from

00:12:15.300 any government agency or private market participant to conduct targeted investigations end quote and then

00:12:24.100 she says we need a new golden share mechanism and the government would hold the golden share

00:12:32.540 the government special exclusive and non-transferable corporate government rights

00:12:39.000 in privately owned enterprises and as a holder of the golden share the government could have

00:12:45.540 disproportionate voting power with respect to the election of the company's directors and various

00:12:51.440 strategic decisions this ability to affect directly a private firm's substantive business decisions

00:12:57.880 without holding a controlling economic equity stake it's particularly promising feature of the golden share

00:13:05.720 now that doesn't seem like something that people should panic about

00:13:10.980 that doesn't seem too far off the beaten path does it back to the washington post

00:13:18.340 are we really supposed to believe that the trump appointee at the fed is running a long con to bring down the

00:13:28.640 nation's backing a banking system here's a better explanation major financial interest and their republican

00:13:35.760 allies want no part of her because she is a secret communist not because of that but because she is in an

00:13:44.380 informed critic of the current financial system i don't know anyone who is more knowledgeable about banking law

00:13:52.520 says a professor at the university of california i imagine some people aren't going to like it

00:13:59.280 now the uh the the the story here on the other side from the washington post is that

00:14:11.800 donald trump he put somebody in there who who was quote a gold bug and this is not fair play you put a gold bug in

00:14:24.000 you put somebody who's not a gold bug no a gold bug a gold bug means you want to return to the gold standard

00:14:31.720 now that has serious ramifications but at least keeps things stable and it's part of the system

00:14:40.600 that has been around since the beginning of time with the bible

00:14:44.300 that's different somebody saying you know what we should be more conservative with our money

00:14:50.840 we should maybe consider going back to the gold standard that's different than somebody coming in

00:14:57.520 going you know what we should scrap all of this and try what they did in the soviet union

00:15:01.240 that's that's not comparable

00:15:04.180 we are we are sitting at the tipping point there are three things that are right now being voted on

00:15:17.400 and if they go through i don't believe there's a way back to the america that we know and they're

00:15:27.960 all going to happen i think before christmas or not happen and every single republican every single

00:15:35.880 one of them should walk out walk out if any of these things look like they're passing they should

00:15:44.760 walk out they need to let america know where we are and where we are is trouble because of these

00:15:52.680 three things and i'll tell you what they are in 60 seconds so let me tell you about steven who wrote

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00:16:59.160 okay there are three things that you need to know first this treasury nominee the comptroller

00:17:15.540 of the currency must not be installed she must not go through the senate with their approval

00:17:22.800 she must not get into that position make that very clear to your senators

00:17:29.900 two the the uh reconciliation bill well we got it down to 1.9 trillion dollars oh okay good this

00:17:41.340 isn't about money it's not about money it's about control everything in it everything in it that is not

00:17:50.520 talked about is a piece of a machine that will make this financial nightmare possible of total control

00:18:02.120 this is just the second half of the modern monetary theory the first half is you can print as much as you want

00:18:13.300 without ramification well what about inflation see modern monetary theory part two if you control

00:18:23.000 all of the spending all of the spending from individuals and you can control the markets

00:18:27.960 and how much each company produces you can control inflation well that's central planned government in control of

00:18:39.140 everything that is not america or anything close to it all of those pieces the critical ones are in that

00:18:49.020 infrastructure bill that bill must not pass the third thing is this this lie about

00:18:59.080 climate posing an emerging threat to the financial system it is not this is yet another red herring all of these

00:19:09.720 things are now red herrings when you look at what is uh what is happening and what uh the president

00:19:17.700 put into action put into action himself and don't take it from me take it from the biden administration you

00:19:26.320 can go to whitehouse.gov and look at what he released last week last week on a friday you should start

00:19:35.720 watching what's happening on fridays because they're dumping everything out he put into a system uh of the great

00:19:42.680 reset it is it is a four-step process for esgs they are now the companies banks have already started

00:19:53.980 ranking companies for esgs what is your environmental score what is your social justice score uh what is

00:20:00.940 your governance score they started doing it as a help for you if you wanted to invest in green companies

00:20:07.900 or companies that thought like you uh-huh no they did it because that's part of the government

00:20:14.120 control that is coming and the government control is now here it's a finance initiative that was put

00:20:21.140 through the president's office and it will let me see if i can say here um uh it will help esg issues

00:20:31.580 that will factor into your scoring everything from does the company just pay minimum wage or do they have a

00:20:37.800 strong workforce culture or how are they on gender diversity but that's also has to do with um these

00:20:45.320 mandates these mandates that are in the uh reconciliation bill must not pass so don't get don't get

00:21:00.860 sidelined and don't get confused on oh wow well they're only doing 1.5 that thing can't

00:21:07.620 pass at a dollar it cannot pass at a dollar because we are truly at the end game this is it you put this

00:21:19.900 structure in and they have control you think you have to worry about it now because there's a suspected

00:21:27.100 mandate for vaccine that is coming and look at how all of the companies are reacting the companies are

00:21:34.180 saying many of them that don't want the mandate they're saying it's just too costly i can't i can't

00:21:39.640 do anything else look at the situation of saying that you're pregnant and you don't want to take the

00:21:46.540 vaccine and you already have the antibodies in california you used to be able to go to a doctor

00:21:52.720 and he could give you a medical release but now the federal government has sat on these doctors so hard

00:21:58.820 they can't write that release even though that's what they say they think is right they can't do it

00:22:05.180 when the government has complete control of everyone's financing how do you think it's going to go

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00:22:30.740 everybody who sees what once you control all of the economy there is no dissent

00:22:40.200 you better stand out now now call your senator make sure the office of the comptroller nominee

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00:24:23.520 so the big story of the week to me is the financial sector and what is going on because i think that is

00:24:39.000 the biggest cage that has been uh built the closest to being finished and the one that is uh closing the

00:24:46.220 fastest that is the one that uh dismisses the inflation that you're paying uh this is the one

00:24:52.980 that will affect your paycheck the most and your freedom the quickest pat gray is joining us uh

00:24:59.900 today filling in for stew what's the biggest story of the week for you uh wow that's hard to say there

00:25:06.920 been there there have been so many uh stories about how our freedom our freedoms are all just fading away

00:25:16.960 right before our eyes uh what do you think of the merrick garland hearing yesterday i think he needs

00:25:23.340 to go uh he's awful um did you see trip uh chip roy no go after him this is worth playing in its

00:25:32.540 entirety here's chip roy yesterday in the hearing with our attorney general listen do you know where

00:25:38.360 broad run high school is it's in ashburn virginia in loudon county virginia do you know why i care

00:25:44.460 because i'm a graduate of loudon valley high school despite my family having texas roots back

00:25:50.340 to the 1850s i grew up in loudon it was my home and also i care because on october 6th a mere 15 days

00:25:56.520 ago inside broad run high school in loudon county virginia a young girl was sexually assaulted

00:26:01.800 attorney general garland are you aware that because loudon county prosecutors confirmed that the boy who

00:26:08.020 assaulted this young girl in broad run high school is the same boy who wore a skirt and went into a

00:26:13.200 girl's bathroom sodomized and raped a 14 year old girl in a different loudon county high school on may

00:26:18.520 28th are you aware of those facts the the boy was it are you aware of firmly are you sorry are you

00:26:25.800 aware further that the boy was arrested and charged for the first assault in july but released from

00:26:30.100 juvenile detention this sounds like a state case and i'm not familiar with it i'm sorry familiar

00:26:36.180 can you agree with loudon parents just a second this is the attorney general who is now actively

00:26:42.680 engaged in what's going on in loudon county and he hasn't heard the biggest story from the last two

00:26:48.820 weeks he hasn't heard it amazing continue allow a child that has been charged with a rape to go back

00:26:56.420 into a school in that public school system again i don't know any of the facts of this case but uh but

00:27:02.060 uh the way you put it it certainly sounds like i would agree with you but i don't know the facts

00:27:06.860 of the case is the fbi or the department of justice investigating the loudon school board for

00:27:10.680 violating civil rights or under authority of say the violence against women act i don't believe so

00:27:17.160 but i don't know the answer to that i'd ask why not because on june 22nd at a school board meeting in

00:27:21.420 loudon county virginia the superintendent scott ziegler declared in front of the father of the girl who had

00:27:26.080 been raped that the predator transgender student or person simply does not exist and that to his

00:27:32.900 knowledge we don't have any records of assaults occurring in our restrooms when this statement

00:27:37.160 bothered the father of the girl i'm a father of a daughter i believe you are too sir the girl who had

00:27:42.580 been raped sodomized in the bathroom of a high school by a dude wearing a skirt that father reacted

00:27:48.360 now that father reacted by simply using a derogatory word word would that statement have

00:27:56.160 bothered you if your daughter had been raped if somebody said that it didn't occur again i i don't

00:28:00.700 know anything about the facts of this case but derogatory words are not what my memorandum is about

00:28:05.540 well the victim's mother is heard on a cell phone video telling the crowd what happened my child was

00:28:09.840 raped at school she said behind her the victim's father is seen being arrested bloodied this man this

00:28:15.760 arrest of a 48 year old plumber became the poster boy for the new domestic terrorism the biden

00:28:20.120 administration the administration in which you serve has concocted to destroy anyone who gets in the

00:28:25.380 way as the ranking member said the national school boards association wrote a letter to the president

00:28:30.600 citing smith's case we all know this to be true attorney general do you believe that a father

00:28:37.080 attending a meeting exercising his first amendment rights and yes getting angry about whatever lies are

00:28:43.240 being told about his daughter being raped in the school he sent her to be educated in that this

00:28:48.740 is domestic terrorism yes or no no i do not think that parents getting angry at school boards for

00:28:55.800 whatever reason constitute domestic terrorism it's not even a close question and to be clear even if

00:29:02.180 there's a threat of violence do you believe that it is domestic terrorism that the fbi has the power

00:29:07.720 to target american citizens in local disputes because a father gets mad now i'm not saying

00:29:13.040 mr smith did that in fact he didn't i can tell you how i sure as hell would have reacted mr smith

00:29:18.380 should be given a medal for his calm to be able to hold back his anger are you aware that loudon

00:29:26.460 county failed to report this sexual assault according to state law and are you investigating this again i'm

00:29:31.760 sorry i don't know anything about this case are you aware that the virginia general assembly run by

00:29:36.300 democrats voted for and democrat governor ralph northam signed a bill allowing schools to refrain

00:29:41.500 from reporting instances of sexual battery stalking violation of a protective order and violent

00:29:46.560 threats occurring on school property is the fbi investigating how this may conflict with the

00:29:50.920 violence against women act or conflict with your own domestic terrorism efforts i don't know anything

00:29:56.220 about the virginia legislation do you agree with the following statement as a father or as a cabinet

00:30:01.580 member quote you don't want parents coming into every different school jurisdiction saying that

00:30:06.640 this is what we should be taught here and that this is what should be taught here look the justice

00:30:11.840 department has no role with respect to what curriculum is taught in the schools this is a matter

00:30:17.280 for local decision making and not for the justice department and we are not in any way suggesting

00:30:23.740 that we have any i would note that that statement was by democratic gubernatorial candidate in the

00:30:28.040 commonwealth of virginia i would note that there are a number of other issues of concerns the virginia

00:30:32.140 department of education what's being taught there and the fact the lack and the total failure of

00:30:36.260 loudon county of reporting all of these incidents that have occurred in loudon county public schools

00:30:40.720 i've got eight seconds left attorney general garland i sent a letter along with my colleague thomas

00:30:44.940 massey regarding the instance of january 6th on may 13th and on july 15th that have not gotten a

00:30:49.760 response to the justice and you commit to respond

00:30:52.240 isn't that amazing yeah i mean that where is that in mainstream media where is the mainstream

00:31:00.760 media on on all of this he didn't know about the rape so wait a minute you said two weeks ago you

00:31:09.380 were going to investigate the parents so no investigator has come to you and said hey by the

00:31:15.700 way there's some information that we found a week and a half ago that you should be aware of i mean

00:31:21.500 it looks like this is this is nothing by the way uh it came out yesterday that the white house knew

00:31:29.860 all about this the letter was sent to the white house the white house then sent the letter to the

00:31:35.560 fbi as jim jordan said in his opening statements yesterday we write letters to the department of

00:31:43.040 justice and we don't hear things for months in fact he was just saying we've we wrote something to

00:31:49.580 you about january 6th we still have not gotten a reply when are you going to reply and yet without

00:31:57.360 knowing the facts from a political organization he sends in the fbi for something that should be a

00:32:07.680 local issue where are the democrats that are normal i don't know if you heard um sarah what was the um

00:32:18.720 what's the lady she's a new republican she was questioning too she was from uh uh former soviet union

00:32:25.600 what's her name the sparts i don't know if you heard congressman sparts uh but listen to this

00:32:32.700 uh and someone who was born uh in the soviet union i am disturbed disturbed very disturbed

00:32:40.620 by the use of the department of justice as a political tool and its power as a police state

00:32:49.020 to suppress lawful public discourse the fbi is started to resemble old kgb with secret warrantless

00:32:59.620 surveillance surveillance wire tapping in intimidation of citizens school board letter is the latest example

00:33:06.900 it's interesting that during the soviet era the united states criticized use of the domestic terrorism

00:33:14.100 concept in the ussr as a tool to suppress free speech and political dissent in your recent statement

00:33:22.340 opposing the taxes anti-abortion law you said it is the foremost responsibility of the department of

00:33:29.660 justice to defend the constitution do you plan to defend the second amendment rights which are

00:33:36.380 explicitly protected by our constitution as vigorously as you do abortion rights please yes

00:33:42.240 or no yes do you believe recent inspector general fisa report citing widespread and material non-compliance

00:33:52.440 by the fbi with proper due process for surveillance of u.s citizens is a violation of the fourth amendment

00:33:59.380 i think it's a violation of the fisa act by itself without even having to get to the constitution

00:34:06.080 and we take this extraordinarily seriously yeah really that's why we have an inspector general that's why

00:34:11.560 our national security division reviews what the fbi does with respect to fisa and i know that the fbi

00:34:17.940 director takes this very seriously as well and they have made major fixes to their practices so this

00:34:24.220 won't occur again um really this is constantly being audited and reviewed uh by um our national

00:34:30.580 security division i take this very seriously and i agree we have to be extremely careful about

00:34:35.720 surveillance of american citizens only as appropriate under the statute potential a force on

00:34:40.720 fifth amendment could be violating if you have material and widespread as the report says in your

00:34:45.980 june 15 remarks on domestic terrorism you said that nearly every day you get a briefing from the fbi

00:34:50.820 directing his team how often do you discuss fisa violations in your briefings sorry i didn't hear

00:34:56.400 how often do you discuss this fisa violations when you get your nearly daily briefings with the fbi

00:35:01.680 so there's a quarterly review by uh that that an intelligence community and the national security

00:35:07.800 division submits to the intelligence committees with respect to fisa reviews um and i always review

00:35:14.180 those i meet with the national security division um relatively routinely to discuss how that's going

00:35:19.780 um so it's not every morning but um this review of um violations of fisa and and our efforts to

00:35:28.300 make sure that it doesn't happen again is pretty frequent so it seems like we still get material and

00:35:33.040 widespread every report we have material material not on non-material and widespread violation but

00:35:39.320 talking about another topic i went to the border three times and recently visited air base in

00:35:44.440 qatar and camp atterbury in indiana housing afghanistan evacuees uh and based on what i've seen i have some

00:35:52.280 questions and significant national security concerns for a second isn't it nice to have somebody who is

00:35:59.880 former soviet union that is actually unlike the treasury you know what's scary about that treasury

00:36:07.080 uh office of the comptroller is that she loves that system she still loves that system she's still

00:36:15.920 saying that's what we should do to our system we should make the banking like it was over in the

00:36:21.360 soviet union which led to widespread misery and starvation uh and she's okay with that

00:36:28.540 any citizen i have ever met of the former soviet union is the most vigilant on rights that i've ever

00:36:37.500 encountered would you agree with that oh yeah yeah because they know what all this leads to so what do

00:36:44.480 you say about somebody uh like the office of comptroller who's coming in and is not it's really scary

00:36:52.180 it's just frightening yeah it's not like hey i can talk about these things in class you would think

00:36:59.020 that somebody like that would talk about these things in class and use them as an example of what

00:37:05.520 not to do because i have personal experience on it we if anyone says that we are um we are fine this isn't

00:37:17.340 they're living in the normalcy bias and i'll explain that in in 60 seconds or so hang on

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00:38:34.180 none of these things that are being done by the obama administration i mean sorry by the biden

00:38:45.100 administration could have been done 10 years ago couldn't have been done um and they're all the

00:38:50.140 things we said would happen and they are happening now at a shockingly fast rate and the reason why

00:38:57.080 there are a lot of people that are not talking about it yet is because they're in the normalcy bias

00:39:01.840 they are they're thinking that it will go back to normal uh that these people aren't that radical

00:39:08.600 if there's one thing you need to understand joe biden is a radical marxist revolutionary

00:39:15.640 in deeds he doesn't say that he doesn't talk about it he sure doesn't sound like it but in deeds

00:39:24.400 the people that he is appointing and the things that he is doing is finishing the the fundamental

00:39:30.780 transformation of america so whether he's doing it or his obama uh you know former obama acolytes are

00:39:39.540 are running it i don't know i don't care but the normalcy bias is something that happens when things

00:39:46.400 are way out of whack you look for things that are normal and it sometimes gets you killed it is

00:39:53.220 actually a self-defense mechanism so you can rationally deal with things when it's really bad

00:40:00.600 and but you have to fight parts of it parts of it keep you calm but it's it's part it's the other part

00:40:07.560 of it that makes you who you're when you're already in the stairs going down the world trade center you go

00:40:13.120 oh i forgot to turn off my lights in my office and you go back up the stairs and turn the lights off

00:40:20.260 that happened to a lot of people and they died friends said they were with them and said oh i

00:40:25.780 forgot my purse i'll be right back oh i forgot to take my papers and and put them in the desk drawer i'll

00:40:31.340 be right back and they never made it that's the normalcy bias and again the good part of it is it keeps

00:40:39.160 you calm the bad part is if you don't recognize that you're in it you go back up the stairs

00:40:47.340 you have to find those people who don't agree with all of these radical things that look at our

00:40:55.480 banking sector and say no i don't want it to run like the former soviet union if you missed what i

00:41:01.420 talked about 30 minutes ago you need to listen back to the podcast today share it with a friend if they

00:41:08.380 are fine with those things move on if they are in the normalcy bias and say well that that can't

00:41:16.120 happen it is happening it already is happening see if you can wake them up this is the glenn back

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00:42:54.860 this is the glenn back program

00:43:00.780 you know what i love about friday is uh i get to hear somebody else's opinion who i really respect

00:43:10.720 tell me what he thinks the biggest story of the week is and we it's strange i don't think i don't

00:43:17.800 think we often agree on the big story but like last week he was 100 right on bill o'reilly joins us

00:43:27.080 in 60 seconds it's friday the glenn back program life is so busy all the time you just don't have

00:43:35.940 time for pain i don't know about you but you're like ah if you have pain and it's on a regular basis

00:43:43.700 you might have tried everything but have you if you suffer from frequent terrible pain

00:43:49.580 please give relief factor a try to my wife that made me do it this time let me play the role of

00:43:56.920 my wife just do it i'm tired of hearing you whining about it maybe maybe this can help and it's not

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00:44:30.580 800-500-8384 it's relieffactor.com mr bill o'reilly author of killing the mob

00:44:39.380 another new york times bestseller also the host of bill o'reilly's uh no spin news that you can

00:44:48.260 watch at billoreilly.com and elsewhere billoreilly.com make sure you uh check him out bill the story of

00:44:57.800 the week uh the story of the week is you just telling the world how much you respect me that that

00:45:06.440 is well what a colossal page one story we are living in an age of lies

00:45:13.940 you would never lie one thing about beck that everybody should know because i've known this guy

00:45:20.060 now for eons so beck never never misleads sometimes he's befuddled beck is and sometimes he's wrong

00:45:30.540 but he doesn't mislead so what he tells you is what he believes so when you said that you respect

00:45:37.320 me so much on friday this is the greatest day of your life i mean i was almost brought to tears back

00:45:42.700 yeah okay for a biggest story of the week besides that one okay so the continued befuddlement of the

00:45:50.220 president of the united states is the biggest story of the week now last night it was a town hall that

00:45:55.500 nobody watched i predict the audience will be less than two million uh there was a baseball game and

00:46:01.620 a football game and i think there was something on uh stars where a zombie was chasing it'll be way

00:46:10.200 less than two million it was on cnn and they haven't broken i think it's 600 000 people in weeks i think

00:46:17.620 your audience will be interested to to hear how this stuff goes down so biden is falling in every poll

00:46:23.460 there isn't one poll where he's not falling even the cnn poll has him way down and he's he's going

00:46:29.020 to go into the 30s soon so his approval rating on the real clear average is about 42 now but it's

00:46:34.720 about to hover into the 30s so his people go we need to get joe on television but we can't have him

00:46:42.120 actually answer questions from journalists that would be preposterous so we're never going to do that

00:46:48.000 so where should we go how about our appendage the cable news network cnn and in the process we'll get

00:46:58.320 our pal our buddy anderson cooper to go up and we'll do a 90 minute town hall for joe biden in

00:47:08.380 baltimore with all liberal people submitting questions in advance what could go wrong

00:47:16.120 joe biden could go right up right that's that's a setup but they have to they have to get him out

00:47:23.340 they have to get him out there so um the deal and i know this to be true uh was you'll spend the first

00:47:31.500 half hour on how great biden's massive spending bills are and how everybody who matters and that's

00:47:42.500 not you and me back everybody who matters will get a massive amount of stuff and money

00:47:48.460 from the biden administration first half hour is going to be all that that was the deal that was

00:47:54.260 struck and that's exactly what happened and i predicted this yesterday on the nose bin news so i'm

00:48:00.160 not i'm not you know pulling this out of air i predicted before the town hall this would happen

00:48:06.680 because i was told this was the deal now whenever you have a presidential interview um the president's

00:48:14.260 side tries to you know well what are you going to ask him how is it going to go down i i and i've done

00:48:19.960 many many presidential interviews i never give them anything i used to look you know i don't know yet i'm

00:48:25.720 i'm too dumb to really think in advance so anyway last night biden gets up there the good news was

00:48:31.800 he had energy uh he stood up for 90 minutes i don't even know if i could stand up for 90 minutes

00:48:38.900 but he was he was up there um and his lips were moving he seemed to understand the question but he

00:48:47.500 couldn't really answer any of them none of them and here's how bad it was so he was asked

00:48:54.840 would he remove the statue of thomas jefferson in new york city's city hall the question doesn't get

00:49:06.080 any easier than that i mean it's it's very clear you know what his answer was it depends it depends

00:49:14.360 on what you know you don't know and then the other question is how come you haven't visited the

00:49:23.540 southern border hang on here's his answer on that uh three please do you have plans to visit the

00:49:30.320 southern border i've been there before and i haven't i mean i know it well i guess i should go

00:49:36.060 down but the but the whole point of it is i haven't had a whole hell of a lot of time to get down

00:49:41.460 i've been spending time going around looking at the 900 billion dollars worth of damage done by

00:49:48.040 uh by hurricanes and floods and and weather and traveling around the world wow yeah he can't get

00:49:57.040 down doesn't have time to get down however however he's been in rehoboth beach delaware for i think

00:50:04.860 they had a number up there in a colossal amount of time but he really don't have any time and you know

00:50:11.780 there's more than two million uh foreign nationals have come in in the last fiscal year but i just

00:50:17.860 can't get down there kamala can't get down there either you know we just can't do it so when you

00:50:25.360 see stuff like this and the other one was a gas prices uh one of the uh audience members so when

00:50:31.080 a gas price is going to go uh i don't really know well maybe next year uh what are you sitting there

00:50:38.560 going this is insane this is the most powerful man in the world yeah he says i don't have a you

00:50:44.800 i don't have a near-term answer for high cat high gas prices i you know hey but don't worry about it

00:50:52.220 because we're going to give you subsidies for all your energy needs see this was everything came back

00:51:00.300 we're going to give you give you give you give you give you that's all it is you know and then people

00:51:07.580 now don't believe them because they know he's not going to get any of this passed and then his

00:51:13.980 opposition is becoming more emboldened including his opposition from his own party

00:51:19.040 so yesterday the report is that joe manchin the senator okay wait wait wait before we wait wait

00:51:24.540 before we get into that i just want to um biden with his hands during a question if you happen

00:51:30.760 to be watching i'll describe it after here's the clip about that with just in terms of inflation

00:51:36.140 because you had told uh us at a town hall i think it was in july that the this was just near-term

00:51:42.860 inflation the wall street journal recently talked to like 67 uh financial experts who said that they

00:51:48.900 they saw high inflation going all the way or deep into 2022 he stands there for 30 seconds with his

00:51:57.180 hands out in front of him clenched and he doesn't move uh which seems like a neurological

00:52:03.600 issue quite honestly did you notice that he was just he was just stunned by the tough question

00:52:09.680 because that's what he's done by the what somebody's actually challenging me and then he looked at

00:52:16.220 anderson now anderson's job anderson cooper we all love him you know i i mean this guy's magnetic

00:52:21.520 so anyway his job is to get biden out of any tough spot and anderson's good at it and once the border

00:52:30.160 thing started to go south pardon the pun anderson's that let's talk about something else you know and

00:52:37.120 it was it for me and i'm sure you as veterans of the journalistic game and knowing what you do

00:52:45.820 is try to get as much information as possible out of the president of the united states that's the goal

00:52:51.620 of any town hall or any interview cooper that's not cooper's mandate cooper's mandate is to save him

00:52:59.240 and it was so obvious and i you know at&t owns cnn and i don't understand a corporation they've got

00:53:09.060 to see what's happening over there that it's a ratings disaster they all are all three of them

00:53:15.460 are getting pounded in the numbers they're losing just hundreds of thousands of viewers

00:53:20.500 um but they have to see that this is embarrassing now this is way past the point of bias of partisanship

00:53:28.380 it's now into the realm of embarrassing and so this is the most important story of the week for

00:53:35.120 americans because you see a befuddled president being propped up by a corrupt news network and that is

00:53:43.980 disturbing okay back in just a second with more from bill o'reilly the other day on the program i uh

00:53:50.440 i spoke to a woman who literally escaped maoist china 30 years ago and she came here to america

00:53:57.760 she said i i came here because i wanted to be free and america is a beacon to the rest of the world

00:54:05.220 yeah well she lives in loudon county virginia now and uh she was talking about how this is over this

00:54:15.240 is over here she said this is exactly what happened with mao in the 1960s and she said i lived through

00:54:22.740 it and america you better wake up well you're not going to get your kids to wake up in school they will

00:54:29.640 be woke but not awake and that's why it is imperative for you to be able to teach them the

00:54:37.480 things that actually matter and i you know most of us are not teachers i don't know i don't know how

00:54:43.640 to teach my kids about you know free economics and you know the free market system and why our republic

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00:56:27.140 okay bill we want to talk about the reconciliation bill

00:56:43.840 and uh what's happening in congress biden says now he's opening to he's open to altering or

00:56:49.700 eliminating the filibuster to advance voting rights right first by the way i just want to mention that

00:56:59.580 do you know what the tuttle twins next book is no killing bill o'reilly tuttle twins kill the mob

00:57:06.680 wow wow that's yeah the next one yeah well um reconciliation bill okay so um biden knows that

00:57:17.100 this is not going to get through 3.5 trillion and maybe he'll get half of that maybe shouldn't pass but

00:57:24.160 now because he's on the skids mansion and cinema the two dissenting um democratic senators and it's pretty

00:57:32.740 shocking that out of 50 democrat senators there are only two that are dissenting shocking you know

00:57:40.500 you had that woman from uh china on i don't believe the united states is ever going to be like china oh i

00:57:46.300 think i do believe i i do believe that we're heading into if this continues a really really bad economic

00:57:56.060 time because you cannot run an irresponsible government the way the democrats are running it

00:58:04.260 and they and they seem to be fine with it and i'm just going is there no one there with an iq over 50

00:58:10.960 i mean this is insane i know self-interest is the driving propulsion of most politicians but come

00:58:18.500 on only two out of 50 see that you if you spend this much money you're going to crash the entire

00:58:26.200 economy only two anyway so cinema basically is saying look i don't want to wreck the economy by raising

00:58:36.140 taxes to an onerous level that send corporations overseas that stop hiring that stop research and

00:58:44.940 development and that drive affluent americans to states like florida and texas okay i don't want

00:58:51.600 that so i'm not going to vote for it now that's it because not one republican will vote for this

00:58:58.520 no one will so it's over and then mansion he plays a game uh and it is a game of basically saying look i'm

00:59:07.200 putting west virginia first and if we have to pollute the world by coal that's what we're going to do

00:59:12.080 i mean that's mansion but in the process he's holding up every green thing in the world so

00:59:19.340 there's a good and a bad for mansion so biden knows now because jill told him and by the way

00:59:25.540 this has been so ignored so we all knew that michelle obama had a tremendous amount of influence

00:59:34.040 on barack obama and anybody who knew those two individuals and i do a little bit knew that was

00:59:42.300 the case jill biden who stays out of it publicly basically is telling joe biden what to do

00:59:50.820 she's everybody's got who's running it who's running it who's running it and i keep going

00:59:55.040 susan rice and ron clane they're the two big ones but behind the scenes it's jill

01:00:01.100 and jill reads the everything knows everything and she's basically saying to joe this is what

01:00:10.680 you have to do and he's he's doing it so that's where you see him i'm backpedaling now now you'll

01:00:17.060 hear that analysis nowhere else well i will tell you that you it's 100 true she is edith wilson

01:00:23.760 this is exactly what happened with woodward wilson the last two years of his of his uh presidency

01:00:28.740 is i know you were very close to the wilson's i was i was well i know i know uh he is your uh i think

01:00:38.200 he is your nephew right i mean you were his uncle a very older uncle but anyway that's a different

01:00:46.680 that's a different uh that's a different story um so you know i i believe that um that cinema is acting

01:00:54.420 uh truthful i don't think she's playing a game but i think mansion is you'd agree with that oh yeah

01:01:00.240 yeah oh yeah sure um but cinema's playing a little bit of a game too because she knows that her state

01:01:07.520 is turning red now because of immigration because of this unbelievable surge into arizona

01:01:14.640 that all the independents are turning against the democratic party cinnamon knows that

01:01:20.260 and cinnamon knows that she's not going to be able to keep her seat if she runs progressive

01:01:25.940 so that's why she's doing what she's doing uh you know we're speaking of wives and i think

01:01:32.180 the one uh first lady that called this way in advance is uh michelle obama she was honest and

01:01:43.800 they pulled her from the campaign trail but listen to what she said in 2008 or 2007 and she's right on

01:01:51.180 the money everything she said is now true and barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices

01:01:57.140 we're going to have to change our conversation we're going to have to change our traditions our

01:02:03.000 history we're going to have to move into a different place okay so when she said that you've seen it

01:02:09.580 happen but it's now complete because the first thing that she said was you're going to have to

01:02:14.460 make sacrifices this president now is telling you to make sacrifices this president is now telling you

01:02:22.580 it won't get better than this this president is now basically jimmy carter well if you're cold put a

01:02:28.460 sweater on everything that everything that she said is now complete that's right well look these

01:02:37.140 progressive people believe that the united states is not a noble country that's where you start

01:02:41.900 they believe that white supremacy the founding fathers they all uh put a um procedure into place

01:02:52.280 whereby the minorities the blacks all the poor would be exploited by the rich so the rich could do

01:02:58.980 what they want the poor would suffer that's what it is so then they say now we have to change

01:03:05.380 everything power to the people right on we'll be socialists we'll give everybody everything to make

01:03:11.460 up for the terrible things that america has done for the last 200 years that's what it is and so if you

01:03:19.060 buy that insane outlook what you're buying into is we're going to destroy the whole country because

01:03:25.720 this system cannot run on socialism it cannot do it okay we're going to return with bill o'reilly i want

01:03:34.340 to ask him about uh garland and his testimony yesterday which was a little shocking also what

01:03:42.060 he feels about how people are now standing up uh and you know basically biden said let's play a game

01:03:50.720 of chicken i'm not going to swerve and you're going to want your job in the end and people are walking

01:03:54.960 from their job over the mandate i want to get his uh viewpoint on that when we come back

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01:05:25.400 this is the glenbeck program it's friday which means we have bill o'reilly uh last night on a

01:05:40.160 network that nobody watches the president did a town hall meeting and he talked about the firing

01:05:47.580 of police officers and first responders for his vaccine mandate here's what he said

01:05:52.700 this a bustman's holiday for you guys having to come and hear me but thank you uh mr president let me

01:05:58.460 ask you a follow about that as as many as as one in three emergency responders in some cities like

01:06:03.860 chicago los angeles right here in baltimore are refusing to comply with city vaccine mandates

01:06:09.700 i'm wondering where you stand on that should police officers emergency responders be mandated to get

01:06:16.160 vaccines and if not should they be stay at home or let go yes and yes

01:06:21.080 our bravest and our bravest by the way i waited until uh july to talk about mandating because i tried

01:06:35.200 everything else possible the mandates are working no they're not all the stuff about people leaving

01:06:41.240 and people getting it you have you have everyone for united airlines to spirit all these airlines

01:06:47.260 we're not going to get all 96 97 percent of the people have gotten the vaccine all the talk about

01:06:54.200 all these folks who are going to leave the military if they're mandated not true you got about a 90 some

01:06:59.740 percent vaccination rate i mean so there's a the idea is that look the two things that concern me

01:07:09.260 one are those who just try to make this a political issue freedom i have the freedom to kill you

01:07:16.400 with my covid no i mean come on freedom number one when did freedom become a political issue bill o'reilly

01:07:26.540 um thank you for running that clip because this just demonstrates how detached the president is from

01:07:38.460 reality okay and the media so well i'll get to the media in a minute but the president affects all of

01:07:47.080 our lives directly shouldn't but i asked the same question to trump on monday i hope you saw that

01:07:53.400 i did and you know trump said i would not have mandated it but i would have tried heavily to

01:08:00.300 persuade and that was the way to go but biden has not thought out the consequences of the mandates

01:08:07.520 because he doesn't think out the consequences of anything and the consequences are that you're going

01:08:14.280 to have a total breakdown of law enforcement in certain areas of the country including chicago

01:08:19.760 where thousands of african americans are being shot every year uh i think he does understand that i i

01:08:26.600 don't i do i don't i don't have he does not have the capacity to evaluate unintended consequences

01:08:33.780 but here's here is the crusher so old anderson is standing there with his red tie listening to this

01:08:43.720 blather yes and yes we have to mandate guess which state has the lowest covid transmission right now

01:08:53.480 which one bill florida florida has the lowest rate of covid transmission in the union right this second

01:09:04.680 you think anderson cooper might say well maybe the mandates aren't the way to suppress covid because

01:09:14.560 florida which has no mandates and a law against them has the lowest transmission rate mr president

01:09:22.540 what say you now that would have been shocking that would have been a shocking occurrence to cnn

01:09:31.920 to biden and to anderson cooper himself who doesn't even think about asking questions that matter

01:09:40.540 and i'm sitting there in my living room going what the deuce is happening in america when this guy

01:09:48.940 yes and yes yet the evidence the fact is that the mandates do not suppress covid transmissions

01:10:00.900 and here's florida am i at a line beck no am i where am i i don't i don't understand what's

01:10:09.680 happening here when you have a collapse of all journalistic standards which we have right now in

01:10:16.840 the united states and a president who's incapable of understanding complicated problems that affect us

01:10:24.340 all you've got disaster and that's what we have i want to i want to play if you can just if you have

01:10:31.920 to play the whole thing play it but i i want to go back to that clip play what you have here please

01:10:37.900 this is a bustman's holiday for you guys having to come and hear me but thank you uh this person let

01:10:45.140 me ask you a follow about that as as many as as one in three emergency responders in some cities like

01:10:50.600 chicago los angeles right here in baltimore are refusing to comply with city vaccine mandates

01:10:56.420 i'm wondering where you stand on that should police officers emergency responders be mandated to get

01:11:02.920 vaccines and if not should they be stay at home or let go yes and yes listen this is this is a republic

01:11:13.700 style by the way i waited until uh july to talk about mandating because i tried everything else

01:11:22.900 possible the numbers were going on dates are working now the numbers are going down about people leaving

01:11:28.000 and people goodness you have you have everyone for united airlines to spirit all these airlines

01:11:34.020 we're not going to get this is the part that really bothers me when he says look people have gotten

01:11:39.000 the vaccine all the talk about all these folks who are going to leave the military if they're mandated

01:11:44.620 not true you got about a 90 some percent vaccination rate i mean so there's a the idea is

01:11:50.840 that look the two things that concern me one are those who just try to make this a political issue

01:12:00.080 freedom i have the freedom to kill you with my covid no i mean come on freedom freedom

01:12:08.280 number one so bill have you ever in your lifetime this is the second time i have heard him do this

01:12:15.880 heard a president of the united states mock and laugh at freedom

01:12:21.820 well his definition of freedom is different from ours back so you know the progressive movement of which

01:12:32.460 biden is now a certified member they have a different view of freedom because if you dissent from them

01:12:43.380 you disagree with biden that's not allowed see that's not freedom you you can't dissent you got to do what

01:12:52.680 you're told vaccine you got to take it we don't respect your dissent because that comes under the

01:12:59.720 heading of freedom so it's a mindset you agree with us you're free to do whatever you want go tweet

01:13:05.740 your little fingers off you disagree no uh-uh that's their definition of freedom you must agree with us

01:13:14.000 okay so that's what you see from this man who is again so far detached from the basic value system

01:13:25.720 of america i've never seen a president that far detached from what this country is supposed to be

01:13:33.520 all right let me one last question uh merrick garland you watched it yesterday your overall thoughts

01:13:41.160 we've got only about a minute it's a circular argument here i don't believe merrick garland is trying to

01:13:47.360 help his uh son-in-law daughter whatever okay my gosh you are santa claus to the left today i know i'm

01:13:56.860 i'm a benevolent guy you know me yeah i don't believe he is saying i want to help my uh family and

01:14:03.540 therefore i'm going to push critical race theory i don't believe it i could be wrong what happened in

01:14:10.120 this case the white house called garland and garland is a puppet and said you have to divert

01:14:18.240 attention away from critical race theory and parents by accusing the parents of being subversive

01:14:26.480 and let's get that memo out today and biden said yavo and did it it wasn't about enriching his family

01:14:36.980 in my humble opinion uh what should happen to him with his testimony yesterday he said that

01:14:43.660 he it was all based on a letter and a letter that we now know came from the white house uh the national

01:14:51.660 school board association right nothing's going to happen but i'll tell you the unintended consequences

01:14:58.100 of garland critical race theory and this whole parent thing is that mccullough's going to lose

01:15:04.580 uh in virginia in 10 days from your mouth to god's ear i predicted it i predicted it months ago and you

01:15:12.960 know how astute i am back and that's why everybody should go to billoreilly.com this weekend to see

01:15:20.000 what we have look at the trump interview go to our store you got supply chain we don't have any supply

01:15:25.320 chain problems back we have everything you could possibly you are you are a master at uh that uh segue in

01:15:32.520 transition uh bill which which florida show do i uh do i go to i've got to go i'm going to take my

01:15:38.620 son show the first one back what'd you say i think you do that uh go to the first one is yes that is

01:15:45.380 december 11th fort lauderdale that sunrise at the live florida arena it's going to be a insane

01:15:54.980 thing with all these people coming in and you will hear probably the best interview with donald

01:16:02.260 trump in the history of donald trump and uh december 11th and then if you can't make lauderdale

01:16:08.800 will be in orlando december 12th i know you're not allowed to go to the texas shows because your

01:16:13.560 wife is taking you somewhere uh that's the next weekend okay after in houston toyota center dallas

01:16:20.960 american airline center these are huge shows and these are going to be so important and they make the

01:16:25.780 greatest christmas gifts of all time and maybe the only christmas gift available

01:16:30.480 at that point that's it you need to see o'reilly trump in person or you don't have any christmas

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01:16:42.720 but billoreilly.com billoreilly.com bill we'll talk to you again god bless okay thanks for having me

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01:17:59.320 this is the glenn beck program so this is the last chance and i mean this sincerely if you take anything

01:18:12.660 from this show today take this there will not be another chance for anyone to make dune if this

01:18:20.720 one sucks they have failed so many times oh my gosh making this into a movie and the last one

01:18:27.280 was a the david lynch one and he asked for his name to be taken off i don't blame him it was

01:18:32.740 awful just awful awful i think it was my producer keith that hadn't seen doing the first one and he

01:18:39.640 said is it good i said don't see it before he said should i see it before i see this one like

01:18:45.060 you won't want to see this one if you see that one first i went to see that one and i think i walked

01:18:50.120 out of it oh yeah and i sat through a lot of stuff uh and it was horrible horrible and it's like

01:18:56.520 if you're my age it's hard to go get excited about dune coming out because you're like odds are this thing

01:19:03.800 is a nightmare they did a great job with the trailer though it looks yeah they did great yeah

01:19:08.660 but so kind of does the other one true a little bit i mean you can take if you've got three hours

01:19:13.440 of footage you can't cut it down to two and a half minutes to make it look good you should be you're in

01:19:19.160 trouble yeah you're in trouble yeah the other thing that is a sweeping uh space story is foundation

01:19:26.080 on apple tv you've been watching that love that me too so i liked it the first two but by the time

01:19:33.240 i got to about episode three then i really started i mean it's a real it's really good but it's a

01:19:40.280 complex story it is and so it takes a while to i'm gonna really pay attention yeah but it's visually

01:19:46.460 stunning stunning i i don't know what how much i think it was 200 million they spent on the series

01:19:51.360 so the whole series it cost about what a blockbuster that thing would have that thing easily easily uh

01:19:58.200 years ago couldn't have even been made no let alone on television i mean it is really cool

01:20:04.380 unbelievable beautiful beautiful and beyond the effects it's a great story it's isaac asanov yeah

01:20:12.520 and a lot of people call that the greatest sci-fi story ever told that's what got me hooked yeah well

01:20:18.520 that's what got me um not only um watching it but reading it as well is that they say this is the

01:20:25.340 one this is the granddaddy of them all did you so you're reading the book yeah there's a series of

01:20:30.800 books right yeah many yeah and i have no idea nothing is connecting so far really so yeah it's like i

01:20:36.540 maybe i'm on the wrong one i don't know but now speaking of uh stunning shows have you seen david

01:20:42.880 chapelle's controversial i have and i find most of it so offensive that it's unwatchable to me

01:20:50.020 seriously yeah but i sat through it because i wanted to to i wanted to see all of it so i could be a judge

01:20:56.160 of it and i have to tell you the ending will bring you to tears the ending story that he tells about a

01:21:03.440 friend who is uh transsexual uh it is unbelievable unbelievable and if you walk away from that

01:21:12.420 thinking that that guy is bigoted you haven't watched it you haven't watched it uh it is it's

01:21:20.020 crazy it's crazy what they're doing to him but you didn't like it i didn't like i like dave chapelle

01:21:25.760 but he goes to places where it's like oh okay okay too far here for me you know what i mean he gets

01:21:31.040 very graphic on things that yeah he does i just don't need uh he does say things that you're like

01:21:36.520 oh my gosh i can't believe he just said that about trans about anybody about anybody uh he's just so

01:21:45.060 far over the line and what's funny what makes it better is he's laughing about it he's like he knows

01:21:51.840 he's only saying it just to needle people and it worked yeah and it makes it even better yeah uh

01:22:00.840 because he believes in free speech and so do i but if you like dave chapelle if you've ever been

01:22:06.200 to one of his shows uh it's a it's it's funny it is very laugh out loud funny and you will cry at the

01:22:14.820 end and you will not think that he is bigoted in the end not a not no there's no way to stretch it

01:22:22.660 into that this is the glenn back program yeah well usually we're here we want to save the world we

01:22:31.880 want to tell you about all the things that are going wrong and uh quite honestly it's friday and

01:22:35.920 i'm about to vomit blood after two hours of doing that so we're gonna screw off a little bit uh for

01:22:42.380 this hour sorry unless you're like me and you're like oh thank god thank you some levity some light

01:22:48.460 yes yes and we are going to play something that you haven't heard at least i hadn't in 20 years

01:22:58.620 from another human being you haven't heard it on radio seen it anywhere on television movies nothing

01:23:06.880 it was something that happened on our wednesday night program with two people that were rescued

01:23:12.160 by you uh in afghanistan and it came at the very end of the show and every single soldier sailor

01:23:22.100 airman in america needs to hear it i'm none of those things and it deeply affected me as well we start

01:23:30.660 there in 60 seconds so pat i don't know if you've heard this but the economy might be struggling a

01:23:40.820 bit did you hear that what yeah yeah yeah huh isn't that weird uh you know in fact in california

01:23:47.120 they're paying now seven dollars a gas a gallon for gas yeah uh that's a little pricey yeah don't

01:23:53.540 really feel bad for them don't i don't i feel bad for everybody who didn't vote for that but uh everybody

01:24:00.720 who did congratulations and uh you're gonna you're gonna look at these days as the good old days at the

01:24:07.700 gas station soon congratulations um how are your finances at your house pay down your credit cards

01:24:15.820 get out of that high interest rate on your credit card uh also how is the mortgage on your house what

01:24:22.420 are you paying here's what i want you to do you take 10 minutes and you call american financing

01:24:31.100 800-906-2440 they work for you not the banks there's no obligation they're not going to rope

01:24:38.460 you anything you just give them the information how much money do you owe what are you paying in

01:24:42.960 interest and then some people are like and i don't want any loans from this bank or that bank and they

01:24:49.420 will make it happen they will come to you and show you exactly what you can get in a loan instrument

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01:25:18.000 so i brought in our uh head writer jason buttrell who is also a uh marine and was in marine intelligence

01:25:35.320 uh or army intel what were you oh how dare you yeah yeah army intelligence it was marine intelligence

01:25:41.400 yes yeah huh anyway we'll talk about that later uh so you were in marine intelligence you were one

01:25:49.080 of the first people in afghanistan and um ever since we ended things in afghanistan and the way we did

01:25:58.700 you have really had a hard time and i haven't even known how to talk to you and i mean you know a lot

01:26:06.980 of other people that were having a hard time with the way it ended there yeah i i think that

01:26:11.000 there's two different mindsets from soldiers this goes back to the beginning of time go back to

01:26:15.500 alexander the great it just it doesn't matter when but fighting men when they go into battle there's a

01:26:20.040 couple mindsets there's one mindset that i fight for my teammates i fight for the guy on the left and

01:26:25.460 the guy on my right and usually they don't have issues when they get out of combat um and that's

01:26:31.040 great and that's actually the mindset to have um not too many people that think like that have

01:26:36.420 issues today now there's other people there's another mindset that they hope that you know

01:26:40.980 we're going to for a reason that would be my mindset right and i'm a mixture of that and i'm

01:26:47.020 like i want to make sure that i did something over there i did i contributed to the common good

01:26:51.300 and they are the ones that have an issue right now and again i'm somewhere in the middle and like i

01:26:57.780 remember rolling through the streets of kandahar and you would see women stepping out of their homes

01:27:04.420 and they were throwing off their hijabs or taking off their their head coverings they were jumping

01:27:10.880 into vehicles and driving off to go down to the store and i i felt that in my heart i was like we

01:27:18.200 are here not only to help destroy the taliban and al-qaeda but this right here is a tangible thing

01:27:24.380 that you now see when the fall happened and the disastrous you know uh thing that happened a month ago

01:27:30.440 that those flashbacks come back to you and you're like so i did all this for nothing right so we had

01:27:38.600 we had um two sisters in for wednesday show it we've never done a show like this before you really need

01:27:44.980 to watch it it is it's captivating these are two unbelievably brave women um two sisters one was

01:27:54.180 repeatedly i mean came this close to death with the taliban uh and uh she got out and it's because

01:28:03.180 of you this audience and you really need to watch it it is it's such a powerful story and such a good

01:28:10.820 story um you're i think you're gonna love it and you can watch it with your family it's really a good

01:28:15.740 story um but at the end and we didn't plan on keeping this into the show but at the end um

01:28:23.720 ricky our producer our executive producer brought you in and you had been sitting in the the dark and

01:28:30.260 i didn't know that you were in the studio at the time and she said to the girls uh hey i want you to

01:28:36.200 meet somebody he's our head researcher and uh he was over in afghanistan and they stood up and they

01:28:43.120 hugged you and we were told beforehand shake hands if they put their hand it's kind of like in israel

01:28:49.240 don't shake hands with a woman unless she puts her hand out yeah um and you know there was i didn't

01:28:54.840 shake hands or hug or anything but when you walked up they both stood up immediately and hugged you and

01:29:02.180 i want to play this moment because i think this should be shared with every single service man or

01:29:07.140 woman who fought in the last 20 years listen u.s military suicides have tragically skyrocketed

01:29:15.460 since the war in afghanistan began now thanks to the horrific way we left thousands of u.s troops

01:29:22.740 feel confused betrayed and that their sacrifice the lives of their fellow brothers and sisters

01:29:29.020 was a waste it's my understanding that you said one of the conditions of this interview was you wanted

01:29:38.080 to tell the american soldiers something yes what is that it was not in a waste it was not in a win

01:29:51.600 those 20 years bring us freedom bring us democracy give us multiple chances opportunities

01:30:02.480 women like us get was able to go and get educations was able to travel by themselves was able to work

01:30:16.160 had their driving license had the right to the property for the people of afghanistan we will

01:30:21.920 remember the soldiers

01:30:23.040 i am grateful for all of them who served in my country because of you i'm here because of you i made

01:30:34.320 it to be educated we have rights democracy and educations

01:30:43.200 and have a life that has meant something and the purpose that has been given to me

01:30:49.600 and the choices that i made it's because of those sacrifices we all know a u.s veteran but i wonder

01:30:58.320 if those men and women wouldn't be suffering so much now if we told them this a little more often

01:31:05.280 can i just thank you yes because of you guys we are here thank you very much yeah of course yeah you

01:31:12.880 guys we are educated i really appreciate what you said because a lot of us have questioned

01:31:21.200 a lot lately and for you to say that means a lot i never doubt what you did you did a lot to us

01:31:29.120 to my family to our people to afghanistan you make you made it a stable country so no one can use it

01:31:36.640 as a basement for the terrorists and to use it what we know worse than what happened in united could

01:31:45.440 happen so thank you for all services you did yes ma'am it was my absolute pleasure thank you so much

01:31:53.280 thank you you you don't have any idea how many millions of soldiers that will make them feel better

01:32:12.720 i know because if we have i if i'm here right now if i'm educated

01:32:20.640 if my generation are educated if the same as me the other girls are educated it's because of them

01:32:34.480 it's because the military people they provide a safe place for us

01:32:40.320 i just want to say one thing more to the families

01:32:50.880 to all children that their fathers their mothers died in afghanistan

01:33:00.240 i'm so sorry i'm really sorry

01:33:03.840 always be proud of who they are they just did not save one they saved one generation

01:33:14.800 generation our generation is saved they are educated they were raised because they did the sacrifice

01:33:23.040 and for everyone who served in afghanistan

01:33:35.520 it's much more than what you think it meant a lot to us we never seen them as someone who who

01:33:44.320 comes to occupy afghanistan we always see the united states and united military as the people who came to save

01:33:55.040 us save our country and they did did it for 20 years we had democracy because of them we had human rights

01:34:04.880 we've torn ourselves apart since we went to afghanistan we're not the same nation we were

01:34:14.960 and about maybe a third of the country half of the country been trying to convince the other half

01:34:22.000 that are military and and the things that we have uh done overseas that were just monsters and killers

01:34:32.240 and i think that's the first time in 20 years i've heard

01:34:41.120 somebody who knows say something good about us

01:34:44.880 it's an amazing special you can uh find it at uh the blaze youtube channel you can find it at

01:35:05.840 blaze tv.com slash glenn that's just the ending of it but i i want you to share it with anyone that you

01:35:14.160 know that is a a veteran uh to see what these you understand how it has affected generations now

01:35:26.880 and you should watch if you gave to the nazarene fund you should watch because of

01:35:32.800 of of their lives and how many lives you have affected and it's generational truly generational

01:35:44.640 that was a gut punch when she said that i had not thought of that before at all and the moment when

01:35:50.560 she said that the first thing that popped in my mind was all of the babies and the young kids that we

01:35:57.440 saw running out and playing out in the streets it's been 20 years just like she said we saved an

01:36:04.160 entire generation and i don't know i mean we're not we still haven't seen the transformative effect

01:36:10.160 that that will have on the country oh that's still gonna happen yeah there are there were thousands and

01:36:15.280 thousands tens of thousands if not a hundred thousand plus that are now outside the country and

01:36:19.760 they are not they're not looking to necessarily live here they love their country they want to go back

01:36:25.440 back they will find ways to be able to support their country on the outside now um this is this story

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01:37:55.600 all right so pat and i were just talking about dune because we have we have war wounds okay we have we

01:38:03.840 saw the battle we saw the heat of battle in the 80s we went and it scarred many of us

01:38:09.520 sure did we can't even read the book because it that movie was so horrible and i believe if they

01:38:16.800 do it to another generation that story is buried forever absolutely and uh so it's got what 88

01:38:24.480 audience score i think yeah out of rotten tomatoes and then you know pretty good uh critic response

01:38:30.480 to critics well they don't usually respond well to sci-fi and it's gotten pretty high reviews from

01:38:37.120 many many of them okay uh remember when critics used to matter yeah uh and then jason comes in

01:38:44.160 and he says oh you guys have to see dune you got to it's amazing so you saw it last night on hbo max

01:38:49.840 i saw it right way it came on like at 6 p.m instantly because i was a fan of the 80s i actually liked it

01:38:54.720 what i like that i like the back story you then just blew this movie for attention dismiss everything

01:39:01.600 this man has said no it's great uh that's marine intelligence right if you're a sci-fi nerd like i

01:39:10.240 am you still find a way to appreciate the 80s version no but this but this one is all the great

01:39:15.520 story without all the flaws of the 80s if you're able to look over if you were able to look through

01:39:20.560 that you you would enjoy they see i didn't see anything but flaws in i mean it was ponderously slow

01:39:27.520 yeah right it was just a bore yeah and bad a bad bore so they took that out so like in the 80s

01:39:33.600 version they had all that inside dialogue inside the character's heads that took dragon they took

01:39:38.400 all that out um two and the planet of spice don't doesn't he whisper that a million times a million

01:39:43.520 times fear is the mind killer thing is it in this one too no it's not okay they took all that out but

01:39:50.000 if you want to see how unoriginal george lucas is and i'm gonna get hate mail for saying that probably

01:39:55.040 you'll notice when you watch this movie he took everything from dune everything wow it's funny

01:39:59.920 because they're saying that ascension i'm seeing an ascension a lot of uh star wars too really are

01:40:06.240 you seeing that i haven't seen ascension is it on yeah no we were talking about it earlier

01:40:11.760 no foundation foundation yeah sorry foundation yes yeah a lot of it foundation supposedly was

01:40:18.320 literally the foundation for almost all sci-fi afterward right including george lucas and dune

01:40:24.080 and it's really have you seen that yet on apple i'm caught up yeah that's good oh it's really good

01:40:28.240 another one dropping tonight yeah all right so is it as good as that dune i think it's better than

01:40:32.960 that it's more it seems it's wow so foundation's epic this seems more epic there's like what like

01:40:38.160 10 to 15 books all this is going to be a series i think because this one was it seems like it's being

01:40:43.600 successful foundation yeah they're no well no the uh dune oh they're going to turn dune into the next

01:40:48.160 lord of the rings or the next star wars mark my words it's well there's definitely a second one

01:40:53.040 planned because this is only part one right one so this one is well they are they are very optimistic

01:40:58.720 yeah i would have put my money down on the table very hesitantly yeah yeah and i think they're

01:41:04.960 waiting to see how it's received because the first one was so bad yeah yeah so bad so i got that going

01:41:10.800 for you yeah got that going for you oh i you've been telling me about devs for a while oh my gosh d-e-v-s

01:41:18.320 devs it is fantastic what's it i don't even know what is on amazon maybe it is hulu hulu maybe just

01:41:27.600 search for devs d-e-v-s it is so good and it's about silicon valley kind of uh and what these big

01:41:36.160 tech guys are really doing with big tech oh my gosh oh my it is and i think it's based on kurzwell

01:41:44.480 i think there's a little that is i won't spoil anything but if you know some of these big tech

01:41:51.200 geniuses i think it is i mean i don't think they're doing this but they could be and we and

01:41:58.480 we always have our noses in this we're always looking at like future futuristic stuff and what

01:42:02.400 technology is going to be like in the future i think they're pretty dang close to how scary it is

01:42:06.800 going to get i do too it's beyond sci-fi like the i don't want to go too far into and spoiler wise but

01:42:11.200 not i won't say that like what they're actually doing yeah but when you see the reveal of what

01:42:16.080 they're working on it's going to blow your mind it's going to make a lot of the stuff that we've

01:42:19.120 talked about on air make sense yeah and it's i mean it's it's remarkable it's remarkable and i think

01:42:26.240 with quantum computing it may actually it may actually be realistic in the end yeah and these are

01:42:32.560 the things that they're working on right now they're just about done with them so like what's life

01:42:37.040 going to look like in the next five to ten years yeah with this stuff i don't know you've seen

01:42:42.080 speaking of which uh of silicon valley and all that mark zuckerberg is uh planning to change the

01:42:48.400 name of facebook next week have you seen that talk yeah facebook is changing its name the liar and

01:42:56.080 and their focus of the company from being a social media network to uh metaverse they're trying to

01:43:03.680 change the have you read about much about the metaverse mostly it's no the metaverse yeah it's

01:43:09.120 the internet on steroids it's supposed to be unbelievable and this is what mark zuckerberg is

01:43:14.720 all focused on now uh let's look that up and talk about that when we come back just a minute

01:43:19.600 this is the glenn back program when the warranty on your car runs out what's your backup plan

01:43:35.760 something goes wrong you have to get repairs are you just like hoping that you're gonna have money in

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01:43:47.040 when that day comes and it will come car repairs uh are just they they can be bankrupting they

01:43:56.320 really can and usually you'll look at something that is really expensive and you're like car's not

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01:44:28.240 glenn back program stupid gear steven crowder dave rubin and me pat gray listen to all your favorite

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01:44:58.560 you know the um the girl that we highlighted on uh wednesday night special the one we just played

01:45:04.320 asthma uh she was she escaped from iraq and uh or sorry afghanistan and is here now in the united states

01:45:14.160 the taliban uh destroyed there's part two to this story once it's finished um uh but the rest of her

01:45:23.440 family we got out as well uh she had to leave them behind but we have the rest of the family out but

01:45:31.040 they their lives were destroyed he had to burn the father had to burn their own house down because there

01:45:36.960 was so much evidence in it that they worked with the americans uh and they were hunted and uh she

01:45:44.640 never thought they'd see them again and the nazarene fund got them out but her dad saved for her college

01:45:51.680 education and she went for i think one year of uh education uh to college and now she you know she's here

01:46:00.480 doesn't have a job her dad is here they they're starting from scratch we'd like to help her with

01:46:06.320 her education um and if you would like to do that uh i'll tell you it makes the world of difference

01:46:14.320 uh mercuryone.org you can uh just go there asthma scholarship fund mercuryone.org if there is uh any

01:46:23.520 way you want to help out on that please do that now mercuryone.org okay so metaverse i'm sorry i was

01:46:29.760 thrown by metaverse because i think of that as ready player one and not reality yet so as pat brought

01:46:38.800 up the metaverse that they are changing the name apparently changing the name of facebook uh to

01:46:44.720 reflect the metaverse which they say they will be all about in five years uh i don't believe they're

01:46:52.160 going to change the name of facebook they're going to make that a product and then facebook with

01:46:57.680 zuckerberg what's now known as facebook all of the infrastructure they'll do what google did with

01:47:03.120 with alphabet yeah they'll leave the google and then they'll just jump up into a bigger company

01:47:09.200 umbrella umbrella company yeah um and the metaverse is uh your experience online you will be an avatar if

01:47:19.840 you haven't seen ready player one that's what's coming our way and it's like an escape from reality

01:47:25.920 yeah and you just so you're avid you live through your avatar in a virtual world and a lot of people

01:47:33.760 are going to be addicted to that yeah and you know what uh it is the important part of ready player one

01:47:40.400 is the part that nobody ever talks about uh do you see how they're living yeah they're living in absolute

01:47:46.800 abject poverty and squalor uh and that's what will distract people from how we work what we're doing

01:47:54.560 and not only that the point big point in ready player one is how disconnected everyone was they

01:47:59.200 were so like and you know involved with their online activity because it was just so great and we were

01:48:03.680 so happy in this you know virtual world but everyone's personal relationships were completely gone

01:48:09.920 and you we talk about we've talked about a lot about the great reset and klaus schwab and

01:48:13.840 you know you'll own nothing but don't worry about it guys because you'll be happy well how

01:48:18.240 because brave brave new worlds uh you know solution was that was heavy medication medicating the populace

01:48:24.400 into you know being happy and forgetting but this is the other side this is you'll be happy because

01:48:29.280 you'll be stuck in this virtual world so no matter that the world's falling apart around you and you're

01:48:33.280 being you know ruled over by this giant oligarchy you don't care you don't care because i think i'd

01:48:39.840 rather have the drugs i'd rather have the drugs yeah uh because you know also in ready player one

01:48:46.240 you notice that the corporations control your finances yeah yeah and so you're working to pay

01:48:54.480 off your debts and that's exactly what the biden administration is working towards right now that's

01:49:01.440 why no matter what they tell you about that six hundred dollar or ten thousand dollars uh you know to

01:49:07.760 track down you know evil rich people first of all it's ten thousand dollars over a year

01:49:15.760 i mean that's stuff going into your account and out of your account who doesn't who doesn't do it

01:49:21.920 more than ten thousand dollars a year correct and if you're making ten thousand dollars a year or less

01:49:27.440 you are you're most likely going to a cash check kind of you might not even have a bank account yeah

01:49:33.600 and i mean so it affects everybody everybody everybody and that's middle america is targeting

01:49:38.880 right yeah yeah yeah and it's really not about the irs it's about control it's about total control of

01:49:45.440 how you spend your money and think about the other ramifications for this is a backdoor way in for

01:49:50.560 making private lists that they can like put you on like how many people buy firearms and listen to the

01:49:55.360 program like i probably buy about 10 a year yeah i'm a little addicted yeah you buy bullets you're on a

01:50:00.480 list you're on a list you're on a list i mean it's it's incredible what's what's happening uh and

01:50:06.480 people aren't really paying attention to it but you know what's weird is you know the metaverse

01:50:12.960 and everything that's happening now pat we've been talking about these things for

01:50:18.880 30 years yeah 30 years and now to be living it is different than i thought

01:50:25.680 yeah me too really yeah oh definitely i i've gone through a really hard uh time of

01:50:36.000 you know i've i've been saying you're not going to recognize your country you're not gonna but now

01:50:40.160 that it's actually here and i'm watching it it's so overwhelming i can't imagine yeah what it's like

01:50:49.440 for people who haven't mentally prepared for this yeah because it's just everything happening is not

01:50:55.280 america right and you're just reminded of that every single day in addition to the the bank

01:51:01.920 accounts that is so unconstitutional and following everybody's transactions uh during the course of

01:51:07.840 the year you know you also have simultaneously going on we had another story of the civil asset

01:51:13.200 forfeiture again this week where uh a couple of vietnamese uh refugees who've been here now for

01:51:22.240 like 40 years but they came from vietnam built a business saved since the 1980s 141 000 and they

01:51:29.920 were going they were driving to buy some land i think it was in colorado and they were going to

01:51:35.200 buy a bunch of acres of land from somebody in colorado they get pulled over they weren't even

01:51:39.520 speeding why were they pulled over uh they don't know they don't know and the and the police haven't

01:51:45.760 haven't said uh it was how is that possible so maybe they were suspicious because it was two in

01:51:50.880 the morning oh i know that never happens in america people driving across country at two in the morning

01:51:56.000 right so they get pulled over and the cops get them out of the car and start asking them where

01:52:01.680 they're going and why and all of these kinds of things and start talking about uh money and they

01:52:07.120 say well yeah we have a we have a lot of cash which was a huge mistake we we have a lot of money because

01:52:11.680 we're going to you know buy some land right now and then things got really weird then they called

01:52:17.360 in extra cops and they wound up taking a hundred and forty one thousand five hundred dollars from

01:52:24.240 them hundred and forty one thousand five hundred dollars confiscated it took them uh to the police

01:52:31.120 station and interviewed them for three hours and then let them go didn't charge them with a thing

01:52:35.440 and the money oh my gosh that happens over and oh you can't believe how many times that happens

01:52:43.440 it's commonplace now in in america i have to tell you um i have to tell you i i you know if you go to

01:52:50.320 the bank and try to take your money physically out of the bank you are going to be tracked and they're

01:52:55.920 going to know it because it all the banks don't have money anymore and i don't know when this changed

01:53:01.040 but in the last i don't know 10 years where the money does not reside in the vault so if you're a

01:53:08.400 bank robber you're the dumbest person in the world because they usually will only have like maybe five

01:53:13.520 grand maybe um and every night the federal reserve comes and picks up the money and puts it in their

01:53:21.520 vaults and then you have to ask so the bank says you call up and say hey i want twenty thousand dollars

01:53:27.680 they don't have it they don't have it it has to come from the federal reserve and so that's

01:53:34.640 interesting yeah so it comes and it is marked as your money it comes in a big plastic bag all sealed up

01:53:43.280 and here it is but you're tracked now if you are stopped with that money what paperwork do i need from

01:53:52.800 the bank to prove that this is mine so what happened what pat just said happened doesn't happen

01:53:59.040 to me doesn't happen to you and and you shouldn't have to worry about that because it's not illegal

01:54:04.800 to carry cash with you it is the fourth amendment again we are breaking the fourth amendment like crazy

01:54:11.920 if they don't have why did they stop this couple and if you have reason to search their car

01:54:19.120 then okay but it it is it's making people want to not be honest with the cops which is the wrong

01:54:26.560 signal to send but i would never tell cops about large amounts of cash i wouldn't tell anybody about

01:54:31.440 large not yeah tell them so uh you know they're you're you're there if they don't have a probable cause

01:54:41.040 they cannot search it supposedly supposedly but they do it's a violation of the fourth amendment right

01:54:48.160 and you need to know that you need to say when they say we're going to search your car what's

01:54:52.480 probable cause here well you know we just what's probable cause what are you looking for you look

01:55:00.320 suspicious why based on what based on what and what do you think you're going to find in the car

01:55:06.720 we're going to find marijuana cigarettes okay they search the car they find a bag of money but not

01:55:14.160 any anything to do with marijuana cigarettes it's my understanding according to the fourth amendment

01:55:19.920 you can't take it oh right oh yeah you're looking for this specific thing you're not you there is no

01:55:27.120 general warrant that can be issued and you really need to know this in 90 of the cases the the people

01:55:35.600 whose money has been stolen from them by law enforcement uh are never charged with anything

01:55:40.960 no they just go they're not charged at all and they don't get their money back usually yeah

01:55:45.840 that's true so how long ago did this happen to this vietnamese last week have you talked to them

01:55:51.200 i have not would you give me that story so let's see if we can get them on yeah i mean this is this

01:55:56.400 is happening a lot it is it's even happening in texas and it's got to stop something like two

01:56:03.200 billion dollars a year is uh confiscated by law enforcement every year in america it's the rico act

01:56:10.800 that's what that's what happened the rico act was being able to go take somebody's boat

01:56:15.360 and you know their car right if they were a drug dealer criminal right guilty by association basically

01:56:21.200 yeah yeah and so now now when you have a large sum of cash who carries that nobody carries that nobody

01:56:27.760 does that you shouldn't do that there must be something suspicious a lot of times you can't do that

01:56:33.360 they use drug dogs as an excuse well they hit on the cash the drug the drug dog hit on it

01:56:38.800 well if you have a hundred and forty thousand dollars in one hundred dollar bills unless they're

01:56:43.840 brand new from the treasury there's there's gotta be resident residue of somebody who snorted coke

01:56:49.360 through one of them jeez how does the fourth amendment not also apply to the ten thousand dollar

01:56:55.520 bank account it does it does it should yeah it should they're searching through all your finances

01:57:00.160 if you have ten thousand this is the thing that actually this is what got us to send the declaration of

01:57:06.560 independence there were all kinds of usurpations but it was what we now know as the fourth amendment

01:57:13.360 that said enough because the king could do a general warrant and so he could say you know

01:57:21.440 that glenn beck guy he's sir talking up a mountain of stuff just go through all of his stuff find

01:57:27.440 something and so they could go through everything and they could go through all my papers all the stuff

01:57:34.320 at my house they could they could do anything they wanted under a general warrant and so when we won

01:57:43.360 that what became the fourth amendment you have to have a specific warrant what is it you think they've done

01:57:52.880 where specifically in the house do you think it is

01:57:56.400 you think it is and no matter what you find if that's not part of the warrant tough luck you can't do

01:58:05.440 it so when the irs says we're just watching people you cannot do it because of the fourth amendment

01:58:13.120 and we all need to know the bill of rights because it is the bill of it is the it is the destruction

01:58:20.560 of the bill of rights that is the core to all of our problems it's when joe biden like he did last

01:58:27.120 night say freedom i love these people who are saying freedom wow that's coming from the president

01:58:33.120 of the united states yeah freedom freedom and it's the bill of rights back in a minute

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01:58:48.880 uh did you know who you were getting or did you just kind of like hear it from somebody and they

01:58:54.640 were like yeah they were pretty good i mean they had mustard on their tie the whole time but they

01:58:58.400 were pretty good okay do you even know how to what questions to ask a realtor who wants to sell your

01:59:05.840 house do you even know that i didn't my brother didn't either we started uh real estate agents i

01:59:11.680 trust.com out of frustration in our own lives and now it's a free service to you we got together with the

01:59:18.960 500 best real estate agents uh in america according to the washing uh the wall street journal and we

01:59:25.760 asked them all kinds of questions how do we know how do you know what a good real estate agent is what

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02:00:02.560 hello and uh welcome to the program we're glad you're here uh the alex baldwin story uh

02:00:16.160 shan't be missed uh by this program uh he apparently killed a cinematographer

02:00:22.960 uh and wounded another on the set of some western he's shooting uh and he was using a prop gun somehow

02:00:31.440 or another a live round got into it and as he's shooting he he shoots the cinematographer

02:00:40.160 could have been pointed the camera pointing that gun at the camera i'm guessing that's

02:00:43.360 no he would have pointed into the camera it would have gone in the lens and it would have stopped in

02:00:46.560 the camera so he's now that doesn't mean that he was pointing at the counter camera the camera may

02:00:52.480 have been in front of him and he points just off to the side where the cinematographer probably would

02:00:57.200 have been yeah or what a weird thing though he just wanted to kill the cinematographer i'm just

02:01:02.160 saying it's saying how does that happen i don't know seriously it's horrible over and over again too

02:01:07.840 i mean it's not common but it has happened before bruce lee's son several times yeah i mean this is

02:01:13.120 why i mean if you have nra training you don't ever even a fake gun ever point it to somebody yeah i

02:01:19.520 mean i don't think if i was on a movie set i i wouldn't feel comfortable having somebody on the

02:01:23.920 other end of the gun even if it was the cinematographer saying i want you to point right

02:01:27.120 here yeah please move and mark the spot yeah that's what you learn yeah you know when you're

02:01:32.400 not on an anti-gun rant people that know guns know that yeah you don't ever even a toy gun you don't

02:01:39.280 ever point at something unless you intend on killing it ever uh our thoughts and prayers are with alec

02:01:47.840 baldwin it's a sad story it's the glenn back program

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If Biden's Bill Passes, It's the Endgame ｜ Guest： Bill O'Reilly ｜ 10⧸22⧸21

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