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00:01:39.640 hello america and welcome to monday we've got a great show lined up for you today we have uh the

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00:02:03.720 been uh following the testimony over the last uh few weeks it's a uh it seems to be an open and shut

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00:02:20.060 wisconsin for the verdict why would you send the national guard out for a mostly peaceful protest

00:02:26.940 why would i don't understand that um also we're going to start with inflation what's coming with gas

00:02:35.560 prices uh and really pretty much for prices on everything and what the white house what their

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00:04:23.360 hello and welcome to the uh program it's monday uh today is a big day at the ports uh biden's

00:04:43.060 new plan uh is uh is kicking in today and this is really going to help uh the ports and the

00:04:51.740 the backup uh what he's done uh what he's done and uh he got the he got the ports to agree with him

00:04:58.120 um what they've done is they're going to start charging for every uh container that has been sitting

00:05:08.620 waiting to be taken uh every container gets a hundred dollar fine uh if it's been there for nine days

00:05:20.360 waiting for a truck or six days waiting for a train now there are still uh 51 000 containers

00:05:30.320 so as of today any of them that have been sitting there for at least six days get a hundred dollar

00:05:36.600 fine now um that sounds like a good plan already um but the the money is compounded daily

00:05:47.240 so with 51 uh thousand containers the estimate is that by the first week

00:05:57.480 the fines will total 144 million dollars

00:06:04.800 now all of that money is going to be used uh by the uh state of california and uh and the ports

00:06:13.420 to make things more efficient in the future now so you know everybody who is shipping has said

00:06:20.200 they're going to pass those fines onto the consumer because they can't help it they can't get them out

00:06:29.140 fast enough and so the biden administration has put this in and i think a big round of applause

00:06:35.080 because i think that's going to help us an awful lot an awful lot um a little late on the uh yeah

00:06:43.060 applause there i don't know well i think people might have been a little shocked a little shocked

00:06:47.260 maybe they couldn't figure out the path as to why charging these companies an extra hundred million

00:06:51.640 dollars will help us i mean it's not a hundred million it's 144 million 144 just this week just this

00:06:57.440 just this week yeah week two will be week two is going to be great because remember it compounds

00:07:03.300 so it's going to be great how many businesses can we put out i i swear to you that is the goal

00:07:12.820 it it has to be it has to be chaos is everywhere uh by the way the uh white house is talking about

00:07:23.420 today cutting off uh pipeline uh line five uh this is uh this is up in michigan in the midwest and i i

00:07:33.500 love this idea they're saying it will have an unknown impact on regular unleaded gas

00:07:39.880 an unknown impact uh and we know it will be an impact yo we just don't know what the impact

00:07:48.460 maybe we'll make gasoline free for everyone might it might

00:07:53.080 now they are saying that it will be a dramatic spike in the price of propane uh and and things

00:08:01.480 that you know people use to cook or heat their homes in the winter oh right so it would just follow

00:08:07.880 that gasoline will probably be free well we'll find out i have an expert on line five coming on

00:08:14.300 uh in about a half an hour and he's gonna he's gonna talk about what that what he thinks it might mean

00:08:21.260 uh to shut uh that down and they're talking about that uh they're talking about that today but i want

00:08:27.660 you to know that stephanie rule she works for nbc um she wrote an article and i think it's very very

00:08:34.700 i mean she's very very she's one of us the people who are just out there in the middle of the country

00:08:43.580 you know what i mean yeah uh and and you know she wants us to know how safe we are she said um

00:08:52.880 there's a dirty little secret about soaring inflation she said nobody knows exactly when

00:08:59.200 the inflation numbers are going to go down but let's put all of this in perspective this is going

00:09:03.660 to make you feel good this inflation is not in isolation and the government predicted that it was

00:09:10.180 going to be a challenging recovery recovery all tied to covid so it's why you see things like that

00:09:17.700 expanded the expanded child credit you've got families of over 60 million kids on average getting

00:09:25.740 an extra 430 a month for people on fixed incomes older people on social security they're getting those

00:09:32.600 fixed payments adjusted next year up to 5.9 for inflation so the dirty little secret here is that

00:09:39.680 nobody likes to pay more but on the average we have more money to do so household savings have hit a

00:09:47.880 record high over the pandemic and we we didn't really have anywhere to go out and spend and as i said a few

00:09:57.080 moments ago we're expecting retail sales this holiday season to break all kinds of records for those who

00:10:03.360 own their own homes the value of their homes are up while the stock market uh isn't the economy you

00:10:09.580 have over half of american households with some investment in the markets and they've hit market

00:10:14.200 highs all of a sudden they found that point yeah after all the years of telling us how it didn't make

00:10:18.860 any difference when it would go up under republicans correct now now it's not the economy but it's just

00:10:23.460 incredible look at all the growth and i don't know about you but i can pay for the extra milk with what

00:10:29.080 i've earned in my house real how hmm are you taking out a no equity loan no no no i have extra money

00:10:37.140 because my house has gone up in value that's on paper and i don't actually have that money and

00:10:41.980 excuse me and my 401k is worth more i can afford meat i can afford how many bread i can afford that i go to

00:10:52.640 the gas station and i just tell the guy do you know what my house is worth now and they give me

00:10:57.560 more gas now i'm not sure what they're going to do once they close pipeline five but that's a

00:11:04.300 different story can you feel your car on milk hmm do you have do you have a milk engine i hope but i

00:11:11.480 don't think they're working on it anymore because of the cow farts they're heating the anyway i did have

00:11:18.340 one one observation here yes on all of this and it's incredible reporting as you point out no i've

00:11:23.680 got some more i got one from bloomberg that's even better well but isn't there an issue here when you

00:11:29.700 say hey look guys don't worry prices are up but we're giving you more money to pay for those higher

00:11:35.900 prices isn't the reason why the prices are up is because you keep printing money and giving it are you

00:11:45.500 saying that inflation is too many dollars chasing too few goods that's kind of my definition of it

00:11:52.040 you don't know there are tons of goods right out off the coast of california okay just waiting to get

00:11:58.680 in so what are you talking about prices going up there's plenty of goods in china and on off the coast

00:12:06.320 of california but that's like paying for milk with your mortgage it doesn't i don't know what you're

00:12:11.940 talking about you you don't understand the economy okay like the elites do for instance the elites

00:12:18.320 at bloomberg supply chain shortages are constraining u.s consumers endless appetite for buying whatever

00:12:26.420 they want whenever they want and it's about time there are better ways to fill your soul

00:12:37.300 than buying stuff says bloomberg financial news

00:12:43.100 it's become the conventional wisdom that you the u.s economy is built on americans endless appetite to

00:12:51.760 buy lots and lots of stuff so it's it's weird it's conventional wisdom no it's called bretonwoods too

00:12:57.900 think of this we we got off the gold standard the world freaked out in 1972

00:13:06.440 we got off the gold standard and they said uh you're gonna cause all kinds of problems you'll

00:13:12.700 inflate your money and we said no we'll never do that and don't worry we're going to be the buyer

00:13:19.580 of all of the goods so we're the world's number one consumer these same people made us into the world's

00:13:30.840 biggest consumer by design so the government could have its wars and its great society

00:13:39.140 that's what happened and they made us consumers so we could keep the economy going now they're lecturing

00:13:48.040 us because they have a new plan i'll tell you about that in a second it's become conventional wisdom

00:13:54.960 that the economy is built on americans endless appetite household consumption makes up about

00:13:59.900 67 percent of gdp when the economy falters we're told spending is our patriotic duty but suddenly

00:14:08.620 americans can't spend like they used to wait a minute i thought we had plenty of money but nothing our money

00:14:15.080 could buy store shelves are emptying and it could take months to find a car a refrigerator or a sofa

00:14:23.560 now a refrigerator and stove that actually uh didn't take months that took a year if this continues

00:14:31.100 we might need to learn to do without oh and horrors live more like the europeans this is from bloomberg

00:14:42.580 and horrors the elites talking down to the average american and telling you what you should do for

00:14:53.900 your own good remember you're not going to own anything by 2030 with the great reset gets its way

00:15:00.960 by 2030 you'll own nothing but you'll like it that actually might not be a bad thing because the u.s

00:15:09.140 economy could be healthier if it were less reliant on consumption uh what's it going to be reliant on

00:15:16.420 after all americans always haven't always acted like this we entered an age of overabundance we

00:15:22.980 consume much more than we used to and more than other countries consumption per capita grew 65 percent

00:15:30.600 from 95 from 1990 to 2015 compared with only 35 percent growth in europe oh let's be more like

00:15:38.780 europe these numbers reflect big changes in americans lifestyle the average u.s home was 1700 square

00:15:46.720 feet in 1980 by 2015 it was 300 square feet more even though the number of people in the average

00:15:56.740 household shrank in 1980 15 percent of households didn't have a tv now only three percent don't in 2015

00:16:05.380 40 percent of american households had three or more tvs including 30 percent of households earning less

00:16:12.020 than forty thousand dollars a year in 1980 only 13 percent of households had two or more refrigerators

00:16:18.620 in 2015 30 percent did including many low earners earning households clothing purchases have increased

00:16:27.920 fivefold since 1980 our spending habits have slowed during the pandemic but despite all the

00:16:35.320 shortages we've come roaring back there are many reasons we become a nation of shopaholics

00:16:41.800 we become richer which means we spend more many goods have become cheaper and more accessible

00:16:46.900 that's partly because of technology and that made production more efficient but are the big factor

00:16:54.320 here is this the stuff from abroad imports and goods and services's share of gdp nearly doubled

00:17:00.280 since the 1980 the pandemic has revealed vulnerabilities of this hyper-efficient global market

00:17:06.740 ports are backed up now but there is reason to believe the age of overabundance is over

00:17:14.560 we have to truly take serious protecting the planet and being a good global citizen

00:17:23.700 take seriously driving an electric car or installing a solar panel yes it will mean that we have less

00:17:32.900 to throw away but maybe that means getting by now with only one refrigerator oh my gosh

00:17:42.220 lower expectations do you remember what obama said when trump said he was gonna he was gonna have us

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00:19:16.720 so stew

00:19:23.820 they're all making the case that america has more we have more we we haven't spent our money uh during

00:19:33.520 the pandemic and so we've gone crazy and this last one was from bloomberg bloomberg yeah the the company

00:19:42.020 that made its fortune on um terminals for investors to invest in capitalism and it's not just a

00:19:51.860 regular you know uh computer terminal it's it's a fancy screen for elitists yeah that have to spend

00:19:59.200 thousands and thousands of dollars for the subscription tens and tens of thousands of

00:20:03.660 dollars but then that's also of course owned by a guy who is a multi-billionaire and correct

00:20:09.460 basically commutes to bermuda constantly where he owns a giant chunk of the island correct when he was

00:20:16.900 mayor and concerned about you know global warming yes he was commuting from his home in bermuda

00:20:23.740 to new york city and he experienced global warming because i remember if i remember right he used to

00:20:28.340 leave when there would be really bad blizzards in the city that he was supposed to be running and

00:20:32.120 just run things from bermuda yes he did he's one of the people right he has special needs and so do

00:20:39.560 some of these people who are smarter than the rest of us right they know what's right for us and so

00:20:45.560 they're teaching us right now it's funny too because the regular people seem to be the ones saying

00:20:50.100 please don't print multiple trillions of dollars yeah so that inflation doesn't go higher we don't

00:20:56.200 want you to pay for the increases that you're causing we want you to not to cause them right

00:21:01.000 we're also saying democrats are also saying global warming is at the bottom of their list of concerns

00:21:07.820 democrats are saying it's at the bottom of their list of concerns but we're shutting down pipelines i

00:21:15.900 mean we're not the federal government is they're shutting down pipelines and making gas go up in

00:21:23.040 hopes that the media that nobody believes anymore then hopes that the media will convince you that

00:21:30.060 that's somehow or another the evil petroleum companies that are just gouging you and hoping that you will

00:21:37.740 remember that everything this government is doing is making prices go up

00:21:44.540 i want you to think about 144 million dollars in fines at the ports this week alone this has gone

00:21:57.680 into into practice today 144 million dollars in fines for all of those companies this week who's gonna pay

00:22:06.820 for that you will you will in higher prices whose fault is that mr build back better i

00:22:14.520 can make things worse i can make things better you know when ronald reagan said the scariest words

00:22:20.580 you can ever speak are i'm from the government and i'm here to help it's never meant more than it does

00:22:28.600 right now joe biden i'm you know i'm gonna get the guys at the port on the phone and i'm gonna help

00:22:34.960 good god no thank you no thank you that's one week alone what happens next week pipeline next

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00:24:10.800 lied at blaze tv.com slash glenn it's blaze tv.com slash glenn here's the white house on surging gas

00:24:24.180 prices look our view is that the rise in gas prices over the long term makes an even stronger case for

00:24:31.240 doubling down our investment and our focus on clean energy options so that we are not relying on

00:24:37.400 uh the fluctuations and opec and their willingness to put more supply and meet the demand in the market

00:24:45.140 that's our view we feel that uh but we also feel that there are a number of actors here including

00:24:50.960 price gouging that we have concerns and we've seen out there we feel we've seen we've asked the ftc to

00:24:55.700 look into the need for opec to release more that are the larger issues here and that's why we've been

00:25:01.440 focused on those options well you know it's really weird because uh do they think that nobody knew we

00:25:06.520 were energy independent just last december that we weren't relying at all on opec uh price gouging

00:25:15.500 no it's probably that you are doing everything you can to shut down the oil business that's probably

00:25:22.320 what's happening and now they're talking about shutting down line five a pipeline that is

00:25:30.480 that provides the lifeblood of energy to the midwest uh we have um congressman tim walberg he is a

00:25:39.060 republican from uh michigan uh and he can bring us up to speed on what it means if the line five

00:25:47.380 pipeline is shut down good morning glenn hey how are you thank you before i say anything else thanks for

00:25:55.160 all of the unbelievably good work you did in afghanistan oh thank you very much sir maybe you

00:25:59.180 can do the same here in michigan and encouraging our governor to uh not do an insane thing of shutting

00:26:04.860 down a pipeline that has uh had the benefit given to the people of michigan as well as the people of

00:26:12.460 the world when you figure that uh most of the fuel that goes into the jets and the metro airport and the

00:26:18.560 delta flights for instance i'll be taking off on shortly after i get off this interview uh come

00:26:24.240 from the the line five um and if you shut that down you shut down a lot of other things that would

00:26:30.960 go right and in fact as as you pointed out um last december here in michigan i was paying a buck 79 a

00:26:38.620 gallon for gas we weren't buying from opec opec except what we desired and we basically told them we

00:26:45.880 don't have to buy from you in fact we're exporting resources all over the world now because we're

00:26:50.820 totally energy independent and this type of action that the president did with keystone pipeline the

00:26:57.120 first thing he did was shut that down and now he has been considering but i think relative to our

00:27:02.840 letter that we sent bob latta from ohio jack bergman and myself and then 10 others uh from uh the

00:27:09.620 surrounding states sent to the president saying hey you can't be thinking about doing this

00:27:15.440 especially when we come to winter when in michigan and these northern states people are going to

00:27:20.160 freeze or be unable to purchase fuel if you shut down a pipeline that has worked safely since 1977

00:27:28.020 you are going to have the same kind of winter that we had here in texas for a few days where we had

00:27:36.060 rolling blackouts um and if you remember right after that one of the other pipelines in the south

00:27:43.360 was hacked into and it was it was shut down for five days and the havoc that that that uh uh

00:27:50.480 brought to america and our airports and everything else and that was only about five days this is 540

00:27:58.440 000 barrels a day um uh jennifer granholm who was our new energy secretary said quote this is going to

00:28:08.540 happen and people have to get used to it the energy is going to be more expensive this year than last

00:28:16.200 and there's only one reason it's a change in administration the policy with president trump

00:28:21.800 we had an administration that said let's use all the resources we have including those found on

00:28:26.980 on federal lands we did that uh we became independent we had the surpluses that we could

00:28:33.500 that could export to our friends and neighbors around the world they paid us and we didn't have

00:28:38.620 to pay opec for the resources that we needed to take now we're forcing the rest of the world to have

00:28:45.020 to rely upon russian dirty gas far more dirty than anything that we would be uh putting in our

00:28:51.960 pipelines and ultimately putting in our cars using as propane to dry our grains and michigan right now

00:28:58.760 is harvesting with grains uh corn and and soybeans needed to be dried and that comes from propane

00:29:04.840 drying and natural gas and so it's a thought of of expanding the cost still further which is almost

00:29:11.020 doubled for our farmers let alone for our homeowners that live in the upper peninsula of michigan

00:29:16.920 that heat primarily with propane this is this is insane what's going on here and i hope the president

00:29:23.520 walks back anything he decided to do with line five and i hope the governor understands that her

00:29:30.040 election at the very least is at peril if she allows people to freeze to death this coming winter so

00:29:35.220 gas prices it's predicted could go as high as 50 a surge as high as 50 percent if they shut down this line

00:29:43.760 oh absolutely absolutely and that impact is not only on heating not only on on energy for our cars

00:29:52.920 for airplanes etc but it's jobs we're talking of thousands of jobs to be lost across the region

00:29:59.620 as a result of this and then if you shut the pipeline down which has never had a problem

00:30:04.560 even the the ding that it took from an anchor that was dropped in the wrong place didn't impact it at

00:30:11.020 all but we'll have to take all of these uh resources which are hazardous and put them in in uh cargo

00:30:18.020 trucks and and uh and railway uh containers and take them around through communities all around the

00:30:25.700 state of michigan wisconsin and ohio that that doesn't sound smart to me and i don't think it

00:30:30.820 sounds smart to most people when in fact we have a system in place that works very well and an energy

00:30:36.780 company that's that now that uh says we're going to build a tunnel underneath the great lakes for that

00:30:42.520 five mile stretch that's all it is and we'll put the pipeline in that it'll never be touched

00:30:47.560 by water let alone an anchor and you can also put communications technology through that same

00:30:52.780 tunnel system and by the way we'll do it at our own cost and they've started it already

00:30:57.740 and now the president steps in and puts a little bit of a pause on it again i hope sanity returns and

00:31:04.620 we do what's right for america let alone what's right for the world so can the the governor is doing

00:31:11.320 this she can do this herself can't she no not really okay our former governor went into agreement

00:31:18.500 with both canada and the enbridge uh fuel company uh and the agreement is still in place it's this

00:31:26.980 radical attorney general and governor that we have in michigan that decided because the radical

00:31:31.260 influence and environmental lobby that put huge huge millions of dollars in their campaigns that

00:31:37.080 they're going to shut it down i think they're starting to feel the heat right now

00:31:40.460 not necessarily coming from the gas but coming from people who understand that this is a wrong

00:31:45.780 solution you've got treaty a treaty that's been in place with with canada and and the united states

00:31:52.120 specifically michigan for many years and it is very nebulous right now whether the president could

00:31:59.300 violate that but we want to make sure that he doesn't and we think that in the courts ultimately

00:32:04.140 the governor will lose all right so you have written a strongly worded letter to joe biden but

00:32:10.760 that's not going to get it done and you know that what will get this done how can we help what can be

00:32:17.760 done well i think continued pressure pressure from all around this country understanding that what

00:32:22.800 comes through this pipeline doesn't only go to michigan doesn't only go to ohio it's it's refined in

00:32:27.840 michigan refined in ohio but sent out all over to make an impact when you think of the flights that

00:32:33.800 go through metro airport in detroit on a daily basis and that fuel that goes into the planes that

00:32:40.340 that take off and land comes from the line five that makes an impact that's that's at least national

00:32:49.220 in perspective i think the push that went to the president has caused him to back off a bit now

00:32:55.540 they're saying they never said they were going to shut it down they just wanted to make sure it was

00:32:58.720 safe well we also have the pipeline and um and and um uh hazardous material safety administration

00:33:06.260 fimsa trying to remember what fimsa stood for for a second there they've done the check already they

00:33:11.900 they gave the go-ahead this was over a year ago to keep the process moving so we've we've checked the

00:33:18.580 boxes i think the administration is seeing that they know they've wound themselves up into something that

00:33:23.000 this governor got them into and probably shouldn't have and now it's down to the governor and i think

00:33:28.220 the continued push from citizens in this great state of michigan as well as any others who have

00:33:33.380 the impact that comes from line five it will be greatly appreciated thank you very much congressman i

00:33:39.220 really appreciate it uh keep up the good work and keep us informed if there's anything that we need to

00:33:44.100 know uh or anything that you know this audience can do nationwide please uh get in touch with us and let us

00:33:51.380 know grateful for that glenn thanks for uh keeping people up to date you got you got it uh that is

00:33:56.740 congressman tim walberg um all right so why is all of this happening why is all of this happening and why

00:34:05.660 for the love of pete uh does the white house

00:34:10.020 say that this is actually going to uh be solved with the build back better uh bill

00:34:20.960 how could all of this be solved with that listen cut five or sorry cut six here they are listen

00:34:28.020 if we don't act on build back better what we're doing is we are won't be able to cut child care

00:34:34.340 costs in 2020 we know that is a huge impact on people's daily lives and american families

00:34:39.060 we won't be able to make preschool free for many families starting in 2022 saving many families 8600

00:34:44.600 we won't be able to get ahead of skyrocketing housing costs i mean that's a part of this bill too

00:34:49.920 has a major investment in uh building new housing uh affordable housing uh units so that people can

00:34:57.140 uh can move into them and live in them and address the the pending housing crisis and we won't be able

00:35:02.560 to save american americans thousands of dollars by negotiating prescription drug prices so our view

00:35:08.040 is this this makes a strong case this is a strong case for moving forward with this agenda because

00:35:12.680 what we're really talking about is cost to american families how it's impacting them this is what

00:35:18.140 they're saying they're saying that this is going to help with costs and this spending bill will

00:35:25.280 actually help with inflation i want to start there in just a minute when your car warranty is out and

00:35:34.120 all of a sudden a repair comes up what are the two things that eat it up your money and your time

00:35:40.300 right gone the time you spend getting your car towed to the mechanic dealing with the mechanic

00:35:46.600 waiting for it to be done it is all time that you could be focusing on yourself your family your job

00:35:53.200 things that matter and the money well let's just say you'd um you'd you'd better be loaded with a

00:36:01.560 whole bunch of disposable income that you don't know what to do with if something goes wrong with

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00:36:51.820 stew just said when we went into the break that i don't get this how they just think that this is

00:37:00.000 going to work how they can convince people that spending trillions of dollars is going to lower

00:37:04.820 inflation because inflation is defined as too few goods being chased by too many dollars we already

00:37:15.400 have that because of covid but then you add dollars what they're talking about is we got to give people

00:37:22.060 another 800 we have to give people another uh you know two thousand dollars we have to uh bail these

00:37:28.300 people out we need to build infrastructure and hire more people and buy more things all of those things

00:37:35.700 even if they want to build bridges the price of concrete right now to build the foundation of your house

00:37:41.740 is through the roof imagine if they decide to buy a concrete to build gigantic uh buildings

00:37:53.200 to put in new sidewalks all across america the price of concrete will skyrocket because there will be

00:38:01.940 less of it so that's the traditional thing but remember we're on modern monetary theory so we keep

00:38:08.640 thinking about hyperinflation we keep looking and going you print this kind of money you're going to get

00:38:14.340 hyperinflation and we're already seeing it the reason why they say their build back better thing

00:38:19.540 it will solve all of these problems is very very simple it's modern monetary theory the first part

00:38:28.120 is the weimar republic the second part is is something that nobody talks about and that is if the government

00:38:35.940 has control of production and has control of spending your spending they feel they can eliminate

00:38:48.460 uh inflation for the first time because of technology the great reset gives the government what's called a

00:38:57.160 golden stake on every single board so if gm says we're you know we're gonna uh slow down on production

00:39:07.920 or we're gonna stop producing these the government can say no you're not or reverse you're gonna stop

00:39:15.460 making all trucks because they have a golden stake so now this the best example is and this wouldn't

00:39:22.920 happen per se um i could see it happening because it'll only make things worse um but they don't like

00:39:30.860 gasoline okay so but i'm going to use gasoline let's say gasoline does go up another 50 percent

00:39:37.060 okay inflation the evil companies so what do they do they're not going to tell the company to make

00:39:45.060 more which is part of the solution if they had that golden stake with exxon they could just say

00:39:50.420 you're going to make you're going to pump more but the other half of that is controlling what you buy

00:39:56.780 and so some consumers will be cut off and so if they have control of all of the dollars it's digital

00:40:04.840 which is part of build back better and the banks control and know exactly what you spend and where

00:40:10.560 you spend it if you are an essential worker your credit card will work at the gas station if you're

00:40:18.500 not an essential worker your credit card would not work at the gas station it is complete and total

00:40:27.280 control and it is a centrally planned economy that is the truth of what they are building

00:40:35.580 with build back better this is the glenn back program thanksgiving is here nothing like being

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00:40:59.040 to take the kids and we're bringing a box or two of built bars uh because it's an italian family and

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00:41:43.500 what you were about to hear

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00:44:32.360 so what is the most dangerous thing most dangerous thing is really really clear it is the truth

00:44:43.780 it's the truth when you're armed with the truth you can empower others you can change things when you

00:44:54.100 have the truth the draconian measures that our government has shoved down our throats

00:45:00.300 can be stopped but it'll only be stopped when we are armed with the truth and we demand it

00:45:09.040 only when we have the truth to fight back with

00:45:14.420 we need the power of numbers there is power in numbers there is victory in truth

00:45:25.320 now there's only one way to amass those kinds of numbers and that is enlightening people the millions

00:45:34.420 of people who have blindly marched towards the cliff in lockstep or to enlighten those and give courage

00:45:43.420 to those who are too afraid to step out of line to question what the hell is going on here

00:45:49.900 but that is changing people are more curious and more willing to say and it is going to get stronger and

00:45:58.400 stronger as your gas price goes up as the price of meat and a loaf of bread goes up

00:46:06.260 the truth is dangerous because the truth is powerful and that's why big tech de-platforms

00:46:13.900 anybody who dares question really anything but definitely covid big government and their

00:46:22.200 minions in tech control us by controlling information and they are hiding the truth

00:46:28.760 to keep you under control if it wasn't now for talk radio and for those on the internet

00:46:37.620 we wouldn't have a country and those who are on the internet are being stifled more and more

00:46:45.300 they're being silenced the algorithms are changing instagram just put in a new filter for your protection

00:46:53.820 they're controlling and hiding the truth

00:47:00.940 the phrase that the truth shall set you free

00:47:07.040 is absolutely true and i know it because i've applied the truth in my own life

00:47:14.720 and i am freer than i've ever been in my life

00:47:18.120 but can they free a country

00:47:24.160 yes but only if millions are in a chorus of voices speaking out

00:47:32.800 you need to find the truth and spread the truth

00:47:37.520 in this case on covid americans living in a prison created from fear concocted in a lab

00:47:46.560 spread by government and perpetuated by media

00:47:50.180 the truth like a virus once it's out it can't be stopped it's contagious

00:47:58.080 we're shut down for saying something like this this is bill gates last week in the united kingdom

00:48:10.160 i want you to hear carefully what he says

00:48:13.820 the economic damage the you know the deaths it's been completely horrific

00:48:20.800 and i would expect that will lead the r d budgets to be focused on things we didn't have today

00:48:30.580 you know we didn't have vaccines that block transmission

00:48:33.420 we got vaccines that help you with your health

00:48:36.200 but they only slightly reduce the transmissions

00:48:38.700 we need a new a new way of doing the vaccine

00:48:41.720 we need a new way to wait a minute what did what did he just say

00:48:46.280 because if i said anything like that

00:48:49.940 i would get strikes

00:48:52.940 i would be banned from the internet

00:48:56.420 but bill gates said it last week

00:48:58.980 the reason why i know bill gates said it is because there's a really good investigative journalist

00:49:04.940 he is the publisher of the dossier on substack

00:49:08.560 his name is jordan uh satchel and welcome

00:49:11.400 how are you jordan

00:49:12.540 hey glenn thanks so much for having me appreciate it

00:49:15.820 you bet

00:49:16.580 um i found this uh this snippet of him

00:49:20.880 stunning quite honestly

00:49:23.640 because of what he announced

00:49:25.900 can you take us through this

00:49:27.280 so to preface this bill gates is really

00:49:31.500 the best way to understand bill gates and his role in this whole covid mania stuff

00:49:35.960 is that bill gates is the equivalent of

00:49:38.520 he is the google of public health

00:49:40.740 and this is not a conspiracy theory

00:49:43.160 it is just based on the factual evidence that

00:49:47.080 gates and the gates foundation

00:49:49.260 controls and finances

00:49:51.300 and this isn't just me this is politico

00:49:53.900 these are several um corporate press outlets that recognize that gates finances

00:49:58.380 all these institutions that did the coronavirus modeling

00:50:01.360 whether it's imperial college out of the uk

00:50:03.980 um ihme out of washington state

00:50:07.160 so we did the modeling

00:50:08.700 his people proposed the lockdowns

00:50:11.160 his foundation invested into these mrna vaccines

00:50:15.520 so it seems that bill gates is not taking responsibility

00:50:19.360 for basically

00:50:20.220 he was so responsible for steamrolling through all of these policies

00:50:25.100 that that the government ended up imposing on the population

00:50:28.960 of course the government played a big role

00:50:31.500 the chinese government played a role

00:50:32.860 but bill gates on the private side of things

00:50:35.280 it was it was a total monopolist here

00:50:37.780 it seems that he doesn't even want to talk about it anymore

00:50:40.420 it's quite shocking now

00:50:42.040 with um the latest from bloomberg is that 7.5 billion covid shots

00:50:46.800 were injected into people's arms

00:50:49.000 according to these reports

00:50:50.220 and now bill gates is saying

00:50:51.900 after investing and profiting billions of dollars off these things

00:50:55.760 he's seemingly saying

00:50:57.860 oh no big deal

00:50:59.460 we just gotta you know do another one

00:51:01.380 this this didn't work out so well

00:51:03.040 you know who cares

00:51:04.580 and it's just shocking to hear that from the man

00:51:06.560 that is so invested in this

00:51:08.540 both from a monetary perspective

00:51:10.780 and from having power over this entire industry

00:51:13.460 but if i said on the air

00:51:15.400 that the covid um

00:51:18.520 mrna shots

00:51:20.720 uh do little to nothing at all to stop transmission

00:51:24.800 uh

00:51:26.720 i would be

00:51:28.460 i'd be taken off of youtube

00:51:30.680 that would be marked and flagged

00:51:33.160 and taken off of youtube

00:51:34.480 facebook etc

00:51:35.920 but that's what he's saying

00:51:37.780 i i've again

00:51:39.160 i find it

00:51:40.080 uh not only

00:51:41.560 because i i'm very well aware

00:51:43.780 of how he

00:51:44.720 how involved he has been

00:51:46.600 in this whole thing

00:51:47.420 but for having him come out

00:51:50.560 nobody else is saying that stuff

00:51:52.420 are they

00:51:52.860 not the people that have

00:51:56.380 had so much invested into this

00:51:58.200 and it's funny you mentioned youtube

00:51:59.740 youtube

00:52:00.740 sites

00:52:01.540 w-h-o policy

00:52:03.080 but the but the leader of the w-h-o

00:52:05.680 dr tedros

00:52:06.580 is basically a stooge

00:52:07.980 for bill gates

00:52:09.000 he was bill gates's guy

00:52:10.400 so

00:52:10.820 so it seems that like you know

00:52:12.480 everything just comes back to

00:52:14.160 this

00:52:14.660 these were bill gates's policy recommendations

00:52:16.720 um

00:52:17.620 they're being enforced by twitter

00:52:18.900 by facebook

00:52:19.560 by youtube

00:52:20.280 and it's quite

00:52:22.260 it's so shocking to hear this from him

00:52:24.100 if i

00:52:24.460 if i tweeted something out like this

00:52:26.100 i would be banned instantly

00:52:27.240 alex berenson has been

00:52:29.180 banned from social media

00:52:30.460 there's been so many other people

00:52:31.620 that have been skeptics

00:52:32.580 of these policies

00:52:33.360 of the the efficacy

00:52:35.220 if you don't believe this stuff

00:52:36.500 is a hundred percent safe

00:52:37.700 a hundred percent effective

00:52:38.800 like a magic pill

00:52:40.600 for your

00:52:41.140 for your

00:52:42.000 ninety nine year old

00:52:43.260 the grandpa

00:52:44.080 or grandma

00:52:44.740 in a nursing home

00:52:45.580 that they're gonna live forever

00:52:46.460 if you don't believe that

00:52:47.460 um

00:52:48.240 then the

00:52:49.200 you know

00:52:49.540 these social media oligarchs

00:52:50.800 seemingly want to ban you

00:52:52.220 from

00:52:52.660 from the public square

00:52:54.100 but bill gates

00:52:55.060 has an exception

00:52:55.960 because

00:52:56.520 i guess

00:52:57.260 that he finances

00:52:58.380 all this stuff

00:52:59.040 so he's allowed

00:52:59.620 to just

00:53:00.060 spout off

00:53:00.700 so

00:53:01.140 what is

00:53:02.040 what do you

00:53:02.920 speculate

00:53:03.760 or do you know

00:53:05.080 what his

00:53:05.880 goal here is

00:53:07.740 with this

00:53:08.360 um

00:53:10.800 i think that bill gates

00:53:12.060 is basically

00:53:12.640 uh

00:53:13.420 jeffrey tucker

00:53:14.480 of the brownstone institute

00:53:15.460 had a really interesting

00:53:16.500 analogy

00:53:17.340 and he thinks that

00:53:18.220 basically bill gates

00:53:19.320 sees this whole pandemic

00:53:20.520 as as a

00:53:21.280 and this mrna stuff

00:53:22.540 as a software

00:53:23.220 issue

00:53:24.620 similar to like a virus

00:53:26.060 that he deals with

00:53:27.100 in his in his previous

00:53:28.440 work at microsoft

00:53:29.460 so we think

00:53:30.540 so you know

00:53:31.060 these things aren't

00:53:31.640 working so well

00:53:32.360 let's just upgrade them

00:53:33.460 and he doesn't really

00:53:34.200 have a sense of humanity

00:53:36.160 and the devastation

00:53:37.940 that he has potentially

00:53:38.920 wrought

00:53:39.400 with his advocacy

00:53:40.460 for lockdowns

00:53:41.700 with you know

00:53:42.520 the side effects

00:53:43.360 that some people

00:53:43.760 are getting from the shots

00:53:44.660 you know

00:53:45.000 the the injections

00:53:46.180 and the children

00:53:46.760 he just doesn't seem

00:53:47.940 to be cared

00:53:48.560 he seems to be very

00:53:49.820 very cold

00:53:51.040 about this whole issue

00:53:52.220 and he doesn't want

00:53:52.920 to take responsibility

00:53:53.840 for his failures

00:53:54.780 when i was

00:53:55.700 in this interview

00:53:57.060 that you cited

00:53:57.800 it's a 32 minute interview

00:53:59.700 he spent 29 minutes

00:54:01.360 talking about

00:54:02.200 how he's going to fix

00:54:03.140 the uh

00:54:03.780 the climate for us

00:54:04.800 and how he has

00:54:05.400 all these solutions

00:54:06.200 for it

00:54:06.700 so he seems to just

00:54:07.760 like want to bury

00:54:08.660 this under the rug

00:54:09.660 and he doesn't want

00:54:10.200 to talk about this

00:54:10.860 anymore because

00:54:11.380 it didn't go as

00:54:12.220 as well as he thought

00:54:13.360 it would

00:54:13.700 it's amazing

00:54:15.100 the hubris

00:54:16.500 of these people

00:54:17.780 that um

00:54:19.740 they

00:54:20.240 they are just

00:54:21.360 taking these things

00:54:22.540 on

00:54:22.960 damn the consequences

00:54:24.220 don't really even

00:54:26.360 um

00:54:27.360 talk to

00:54:28.580 or think about

00:54:29.680 individuals

00:54:30.480 but you're just

00:54:32.020 you're looking at

00:54:32.900 everything as a collective

00:54:34.380 i mean this is the

00:54:35.560 kind of hubris

00:54:36.320 that we had

00:54:37.160 uh

00:54:37.920 out of

00:54:38.520 germany

00:54:39.220 in the 1920s

00:54:40.700 with

00:54:41.220 the eugenics

00:54:42.480 and even in america

00:54:43.720 in the 1920s

00:54:44.840 with the eugenicists

00:54:45.860 they

00:54:46.260 they

00:54:46.660 they looked

00:54:48.240 at society

00:54:49.260 and had no

00:54:50.440 problem

00:54:51.200 doing whatever

00:54:52.400 they wanted

00:54:53.020 to the individual

00:54:53.980 for the good

00:54:54.960 of the collective

00:54:55.880 absolutely

00:54:58.220 and bill gates

00:54:59.520 he has this

00:55:00.600 war perspective

00:55:01.380 he's very much

00:55:02.540 an elitist

00:55:03.220 he spent his

00:55:04.380 birthday

00:55:04.860 a couple weeks

00:55:05.740 ago

00:55:06.040 in turkey

00:55:06.760 and at the end

00:55:08.400 of the interview

00:55:09.180 that he delivered

00:55:11.120 where he gave this

00:55:11.900 quote about the

00:55:13.000 you know the shots

00:55:13.820 not working as well

00:55:14.620 as he thought

00:55:15.020 he also said

00:55:16.120 that he thinks

00:55:17.020 the best approach

00:55:17.840 to covid

00:55:18.300 is the one

00:55:18.820 that new zealand

00:55:19.500 and australia

00:55:20.720 took

00:55:21.060 which

00:55:21.940 didn't work

00:55:22.660 have locked

00:55:23.720 yeah then they

00:55:24.500 locked down

00:55:24.920 their entire

00:55:25.320 population

00:55:25.960 for

00:55:27.020 basically

00:55:28.340 three quarters

00:55:29.240 of the last

00:55:29.880 two years

00:55:30.260 and this man

00:55:30.800 was just

00:55:31.160 found spending

00:55:31.820 his birthday

00:55:32.360 in turkey

00:55:32.940 so he

00:55:33.440 obviously views

00:55:34.380 us as peasants

00:55:35.200 that you know

00:55:35.960 he's way above us

00:55:36.820 that the rules

00:55:37.380 don't apply to him

00:55:38.140 but he wants

00:55:38.620 to enforce

00:55:39.400 the rules

00:55:40.020 upon billions

00:55:41.080 of us

00:55:41.580 have you seen

00:55:42.580 the news

00:55:43.480 and if so

00:55:44.380 i'd love to hear

00:55:45.020 your perspective

00:55:45.680 on the impact

00:55:47.120 or the meaning

00:55:47.920 of this

00:55:48.340 cdc admitted

00:55:49.940 uh this weekend

00:55:51.020 that it has

00:55:51.560 no proof

00:55:52.520 that anybody

00:55:53.500 who had

00:55:54.260 covid

00:55:54.800 is uh

00:55:56.740 spreading the

00:55:57.460 virus

00:55:57.960 and and it

00:56:00.240 was let me

00:56:01.420 just give it

00:56:01.800 documents reflecting

00:56:02.700 any documented

00:56:03.440 case of an

00:56:04.100 individual who

00:56:04.800 one never

00:56:05.960 received a

00:56:06.580 covid19 vaccine

00:56:07.880 two was

00:56:09.000 infected with

00:56:09.920 covid19 once

00:56:11.340 recovered and

00:56:12.220 then later

00:56:12.780 became infected

00:56:13.720 again and

00:56:14.960 three transmitted

00:56:16.160 sars cov2 to

00:56:17.780 another person

00:56:18.740 when reinfected

00:56:20.220 they say

00:56:21.380 they're not

00:56:22.560 collecting any

00:56:23.280 of that they're

00:56:24.280 not collecting

00:56:24.840 any of that

00:56:25.440 data seems

00:56:27.060 kind of like

00:56:28.140 important data

00:56:28.760 to collect

00:56:29.360 it it seems

00:56:32.100 like this is

00:56:32.660 just in my

00:56:33.560 perspective

00:56:34.020 i guess the

00:56:35.100 the occam's

00:56:35.980 razor approach

00:56:37.360 is that there's

00:56:38.240 no money to be

00:56:38.960 made in natural

00:56:39.640 immunity and

00:56:40.420 there's no power

00:56:41.280 to be granted

00:56:42.180 to the federal

00:56:42.820 government in

00:56:43.480 natural immunity

00:56:44.120 so why would

00:56:45.180 the cdc under

00:56:46.580 the control of

00:56:47.200 the biden

00:56:47.500 administration

00:56:48.000 recognize

00:56:48.540 something like

00:56:49.080 that and

00:56:50.980 the latest

00:56:52.140 the latest

00:56:54.180 research that

00:56:55.440 is coming out

00:56:56.140 now that

00:56:56.740 says that

00:56:57.700 it looks like

00:56:59.860 natural community

00:57:00.780 natural immunity

00:57:02.320 is actually much

00:57:04.980 more effective

00:57:05.700 than the

00:57:07.340 the vaccine

00:57:08.620 we have

00:57:09.980 we have tons

00:57:10.840 of studies

00:57:11.640 that are now

00:57:12.100 coming out

00:57:12.560 and saying

00:57:13.020 this

00:57:13.480 is that

00:57:15.760 going to

00:57:16.020 make an

00:57:16.300 impact

00:57:16.740 do you

00:57:17.180 think

00:57:17.460 it seems

00:57:19.720 that the

00:57:20.080 general public

00:57:20.800 has been

00:57:21.320 so propagandized

00:57:22.500 i mean if

00:57:22.820 you go into

00:57:23.280 washington dc

00:57:24.240 or new york

00:57:24.740 city

00:57:25.060 they would

00:57:25.800 be shocked

00:57:26.500 if you told

00:57:27.000 them that

00:57:27.260 you have

00:57:27.500 no intention

00:57:28.060 of injecting

00:57:29.140 your five-year-olds

00:57:29.880 with this stuff

00:57:30.560 so it

00:57:31.480 seems that

00:57:32.400 america has

00:57:33.500 really split

00:57:34.660 into two

00:57:35.220 you have

00:57:35.640 this society

00:57:36.400 unfortunately

00:57:37.340 of cattle

00:57:38.460 who are just

00:57:39.420 willing to do

00:57:40.000 whatever the

00:57:40.380 government tells

00:57:40.960 them to do

00:57:41.540 up to and

00:57:43.200 including

00:57:43.820 injecting their

00:57:45.280 children with

00:57:45.900 experimental shots

00:57:47.120 so it just

00:57:48.220 seems that

00:57:48.780 their perspective

00:57:50.700 is just one

00:57:51.540 of blindly

00:57:52.100 trusting the

00:57:52.700 government

00:57:53.060 and that

00:57:54.540 the history

00:57:55.660 of science

00:57:57.160 and biology

00:57:58.020 doesn't matter

00:57:58.880 natural immunity

00:57:59.980 cannot be recognized

00:58:00.900 you just have to

00:58:01.560 keep giving

00:58:02.020 yourself the

00:58:02.500 injections over

00:58:03.400 time again

00:58:04.400 and again

00:58:04.800 and again

00:58:05.360 to stay safe

00:58:06.700 because the

00:58:07.140 government told

00:58:07.740 you that that's

00:58:08.340 the case

00:58:08.760 jordan thank you

00:58:09.560 so much

00:58:10.060 thanks for

00:58:10.660 releasing that

00:58:11.420 and having the

00:58:11.780 guts to do it

00:58:12.560 did you get any

00:58:13.200 blowback from

00:58:13.920 releasing his

00:58:14.660 words

00:58:15.040 it always seems

00:58:17.800 that the

00:58:18.420 the corporate

00:58:19.280 press is very

00:58:20.100 unhappy when you

00:58:20.860 talk about bill

00:58:21.460 gates and a lot

00:58:22.540 of this is actually

00:58:23.080 because bill gates

00:58:23.980 funds all a lot

00:58:25.880 of these public

00:58:26.540 health if you go

00:58:27.220 to the gates

00:58:27.620 foundation's website

00:58:28.480 he actually funds

00:58:29.680 a lot of these

00:58:30.320 public health

00:58:30.920 verticals the

00:58:32.220 guardian a lot

00:58:33.560 of these uk

00:58:34.120 papers and

00:58:34.780 there's some

00:58:35.040 papers in the

00:58:36.300 u.s so a lot

00:58:37.080 of it is actually

00:58:37.820 his foot soldiers

00:58:39.160 working on his

00:58:39.880 behalf

00:58:40.420 jordan thank you

00:58:42.020 so much

00:58:42.380 appreciate it

00:58:43.040 jordan shatchell

00:58:44.480 he is an

00:58:45.360 investigative

00:58:45.780 journalist

00:58:46.920 you can

00:58:48.860 follow him

00:58:49.940 on

00:58:50.680 dossier

00:58:51.540 dot

00:58:52.080 substack

00:58:52.900 dot com

00:58:54.040 all right

00:58:55.820 let me

00:58:56.140 let me

00:58:56.680 let me take a

00:58:58.140 quick break

00:58:58.560 and then i want

00:58:58.960 to come back

00:58:59.480 and i want to

00:59:00.160 tell you about

00:59:01.100 some of the

00:59:01.500 questions

00:59:02.100 and some of

00:59:04.220 the evidence

00:59:04.880 that we are

00:59:05.480 going to present

00:59:06.280 on wednesday

00:59:07.200 night's special

00:59:08.260 it's a live

00:59:09.120 two-hour

00:59:09.680 commercial-free

00:59:10.900 special

00:59:12.200 begins at

00:59:13.700 8 p.m.

00:59:14.860 eastern

00:59:15.300 usual time

00:59:16.120 is 9

00:59:16.660 it's two-hour

00:59:17.620 special begins

00:59:18.280 at 8

00:59:18.880 has a

00:59:20.060 hour or

00:59:20.960 more special

00:59:22.200 after it

00:59:23.320 a live

00:59:24.280 question and

00:59:25.500 answer with

00:59:26.240 steve

00:59:26.620 days he

00:59:27.460 has gone

00:59:28.720 through the

00:59:29.300 script and

00:59:29.880 i i talked

00:59:30.760 to steve

00:59:31.780 because when

00:59:33.140 we gave him

00:59:33.480 the script i

00:59:34.080 was worried

00:59:34.840 that somebody

00:59:36.260 as informed

00:59:37.260 as he is

00:59:38.060 had already

00:59:38.640 done you

00:59:39.420 know some

00:59:39.740 of this

00:59:39.980 stuff and

00:59:40.360 he was like

00:59:40.800 i didn't

00:59:41.940 know this

00:59:42.380 stuff and

00:59:43.220 he wrote a

00:59:43.600 book about

00:59:44.020 it it is

00:59:45.720 some pretty

00:59:46.840 shocking stuff

00:59:47.980 that you

00:59:48.780 need to

00:59:49.460 hear on

00:59:50.720 covid the

00:59:51.580 truth

00:59:52.360 crime or

00:59:54.520 cover-up

00:59:55.180 that's

00:59:56.520 wednesday

00:59:56.980 night tell

00:59:57.880 a friend

00:59:58.380 gather as

00:59:59.600 a group and

01:00:00.380 watch it

01:00:00.920 live back

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01:00:03.600 about omaha

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01:00:05.240 are right

01:00:05.680 around the

01:00:06.020 corner and

01:00:06.780 you know

01:00:07.700 you know

01:00:08.780 in

01:00:09.440 scrooged

01:00:11.860 when

01:00:13.020 bill murray's

01:00:14.400 character is a

01:00:14.980 little kid and

01:00:15.520 his dad comes

01:00:16.180 home and he's

01:00:16.580 a butcher and

01:00:17.060 he throws down

01:00:17.640 a pack of

01:00:18.140 meat and

01:00:19.060 he's like

01:00:19.520 that's good

01:00:20.540 you know

01:00:21.160 that's good

01:00:22.020 top round

01:00:22.940 uh it's

01:00:25.600 kind of

01:00:25.920 getting like

01:00:26.380 that with

01:00:27.220 the price of

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01:01:36.480 we have

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01:01:51.600 out to

01:01:52.680 several people

01:01:53.900 over what a

01:01:55.840 week or two

01:01:56.320 ago

01:01:56.660 trying to get

01:01:58.920 answers

01:01:59.680 and we will

01:02:01.120 give you the

01:02:02.180 results on

01:02:04.020 who responded

01:02:05.960 we have

01:02:06.840 evidence

01:02:07.660 that we are

01:02:08.160 going to be

01:02:08.500 showing you

01:02:08.980 we have

01:02:09.540 documents

01:02:10.300 that prove

01:02:11.580 all of these

01:02:12.140 things

01:02:12.460 but we wanted

01:02:13.620 to reach out

01:02:14.420 to those

01:02:15.000 who are

01:02:15.900 involved

01:02:16.460 and say

01:02:17.160 what

01:02:18.580 do you have

01:02:19.820 another side

01:02:20.640 of this

01:02:21.220 do you

01:02:21.660 can you

01:02:22.080 explain this

01:02:22.860 any differently

01:02:23.860 we have

01:02:25.780 we have

01:02:27.060 reached out

01:02:28.060 to echo

01:02:28.900 health

01:02:29.240 alliance

01:02:30.000 we have

01:02:33.100 asked them

01:02:33.560 about

01:02:34.000 payments

01:02:34.780 that we

01:02:35.200 just don't

01:02:35.760 understand

01:02:36.440 DARPA

01:02:37.580 we have

01:02:39.860 reached out

01:02:40.440 to dr

01:02:41.020 barrett

01:02:41.580 who is

01:02:42.500 a

01:02:42.760 an american

01:02:43.920 researcher

01:02:44.540 that was

01:02:45.060 working with

01:02:45.660 the bat

01:02:46.080 lady

01:02:46.480 we have

01:02:46.960 reached out

01:02:48.040 several times

01:02:48.780 to fauci

01:02:49.520 and the

01:02:50.040 nih

01:02:50.860 we have

01:02:52.540 also reached

01:02:53.320 out to

01:02:53.760 trump's

01:02:54.140 former

01:02:54.540 science

01:02:55.160 advisor

01:02:55.700 the only

01:02:56.980 one to

01:02:57.400 answer our

01:02:57.900 questions so

01:02:58.680 far

01:02:59.160 and it's

01:03:00.200 interesting

01:03:00.800 um

01:03:01.740 was the

01:03:02.980 president

01:03:03.420 intentionally

01:03:04.240 kept in

01:03:05.160 the dark

01:03:05.840 you will

01:03:08.260 find out

01:03:08.940 and you

01:03:10.080 will find

01:03:10.520 out what

01:03:11.080 really

01:03:11.700 is going

01:03:13.180 on

01:03:13.620 with the

01:03:15.020 coronavirus

01:03:15.600 its origins

01:03:17.420 uh

01:03:18.600 and its

01:03:19.440 cover-up

01:03:20.600 and its

01:03:21.540 damage

01:03:22.340 to the

01:03:23.120 world

01:03:23.540 that's

01:03:24.360 wednesday

01:03:24.780 night

01:03:25.140 8 p.m

01:03:26.100 this is

01:03:26.920 the glennback

01:03:27.760 program

01:03:29.160 american

01:03:29.980 financing

01:03:30.520 nmls

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01:03:35.940 as the economy

01:03:36.780 continues to

01:03:37.820 recover slowly

01:03:38.660 americans are

01:03:39.540 taking more and

01:03:40.460 more credit card

01:03:41.180 debt on

01:03:41.600 they've racked up

01:03:42.800 17 billion

01:03:44.440 dollars

01:03:44.960 during the

01:03:46.020 third quarter

01:03:46.780 of this year

01:03:47.680 17 billion

01:03:48.980 dollars

01:03:49.380 don't worry

01:03:49.900 the elites

01:03:51.580 in new york

01:03:52.540 and in washington

01:03:53.200 are saying

01:03:53.660 oh people are

01:03:54.900 flooded with cash

01:03:55.860 they have the

01:03:56.420 extra money

01:03:56.960 to handle all

01:03:57.680 of this

01:03:58.060 inflation

01:03:58.600 17 billion

01:04:00.400 dollars

01:04:01.000 may i remind

01:04:02.240 you it's going

01:04:02.620 to be harder

01:04:03.080 and harder

01:04:03.460 to get a loan

01:04:04.260 and right now

01:04:05.940 the credit cards

01:04:06.760 are what

01:04:07.220 16 percent

01:04:08.220 interest

01:04:08.820 that's only

01:04:09.860 going to go

01:04:10.280 through the

01:04:10.740 roof

01:04:11.060 please

01:04:11.820 if you can

01:04:12.800 call american

01:04:14.080 financing

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01:04:15.400 and get a

01:04:16.060 free mortgage

01:04:16.920 review

01:04:17.460 find out

01:04:18.860 what your

01:04:19.320 options are

01:04:20.020 before the

01:04:20.840 world

01:04:21.140 completely

01:04:21.820 changes

01:04:22.460 record low

01:04:23.500 mortgage rates

01:04:24.280 still exist

01:04:25.100 and you

01:04:25.620 still can

01:04:26.300 get a

01:04:26.960 loan

01:04:27.260 you could

01:04:27.940 save up

01:04:28.900 to a

01:04:29.540 thousand dollars

01:04:30.340 a month

01:04:30.800 just by

01:04:31.300 folding those

01:04:32.040 credit cards

01:04:32.640 into your

01:04:33.260 mortgage

01:04:33.700 most times

01:04:34.900 without resetting

01:04:35.740 your loan

01:04:36.260 american

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01:04:43.940 this week

01:04:44.620 go to

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01:04:50.140 so there's

01:04:56.400 a federal

01:04:56.740 lawsuit being

01:04:57.500 filed on

01:04:57.920 behalf of

01:04:58.460 dozens of

01:04:59.660 u.s.

01:05:00.100 navy seals

01:05:00.780 they are

01:05:02.080 seeking

01:05:02.460 religious

01:05:02.960 exemptions

01:05:03.720 from the

01:05:04.220 defense

01:05:04.540 department's

01:05:05.380 vaccination

01:05:06.380 mandate

01:05:07.260 claiming the

01:05:08.000 military is

01:05:08.660 infringing upon

01:05:09.580 their first

01:05:10.960 amendment freedoms

01:05:11.860 and intimidating

01:05:12.800 them into

01:05:13.680 getting vaccinated

01:05:14.600 against

01:05:15.080 covid-19

01:05:16.180 you know

01:05:18.200 i don't

01:05:19.220 i don't know

01:05:19.660 how everybody

01:05:20.120 else looks

01:05:20.680 at um

01:05:21.640 you know

01:05:22.940 religious

01:05:23.400 exemptions

01:05:24.220 but if

01:05:26.480 you're gonna

01:05:26.900 try to

01:05:27.600 find logic

01:05:29.060 in somebody's

01:05:31.100 belief

01:05:32.000 uh you're

01:05:34.560 yeah that's a

01:05:35.100 very that's

01:05:35.760 uh an

01:05:36.120 impossible

01:05:36.580 bar

01:05:37.040 everyone's

01:05:39.620 religion

01:05:40.200 looked at

01:05:41.620 from an

01:05:42.100 outsider

01:05:42.640 looks crazy

01:05:43.660 it looks

01:05:44.840 crazy

01:05:45.360 if you say

01:05:48.140 you have a

01:05:48.720 religious

01:05:49.200 exemption

01:05:49.900 especially

01:05:51.480 if you're

01:05:52.100 an honorable

01:05:52.880 person like

01:05:53.680 our navy

01:05:54.100 seals

01:05:54.640 what do

01:05:55.380 you say

01:05:55.660 you give

01:05:55.980 them the

01:05:56.240 benefit of

01:05:56.720 the doubt

01:05:57.100 the cost

01:06:00.020 to these

01:06:00.940 navy seals

01:06:01.740 there are

01:06:02.180 i think

01:06:02.440 35 of

01:06:03.600 them

01:06:03.900 um and

01:06:05.660 the cost

01:06:06.660 is

01:06:07.100 incredible

01:06:08.500 their their

01:06:10.160 family costs

01:06:11.080 the finances

01:06:12.020 their believe

01:06:13.460 it or not

01:06:14.040 they are

01:06:15.060 being

01:06:15.420 threatened

01:06:15.780 by the

01:06:16.180 dod

01:06:16.620 that the

01:06:17.820 dod

01:06:18.200 is going

01:06:18.660 to recoup

01:06:19.180 the money

01:06:19.620 spent on

01:06:20.260 training

01:06:20.640 them

01:06:21.040 which is

01:06:22.060 between a

01:06:22.640 million and

01:06:23.080 two million

01:06:23.540 dollars and

01:06:24.920 they're going

01:06:25.140 to be kicked

01:06:25.600 out with

01:06:26.320 less than

01:06:26.900 honorable

01:06:27.260 discharges

01:06:28.120 these these

01:06:29.640 guys have

01:06:30.300 300 years

01:06:31.340 of combined

01:06:32.100 military service

01:06:33.160 over a hundred

01:06:35.620 combat deployments

01:06:36.940 and we're doing

01:06:37.880 this to them

01:06:38.580 mike barry is

01:06:40.880 with us he's

01:06:41.340 general counsel

01:06:41.980 first liberty

01:06:42.580 institute he's

01:06:43.700 actually the one

01:06:44.660 first liberty is

01:06:45.620 that filed the

01:06:46.360 federal lawsuit

01:06:47.000 against the

01:06:47.740 biden administration

01:06:48.600 for denying

01:06:49.920 navy religious

01:06:50.940 exemptions uh

01:06:52.660 welcome mike how

01:06:53.700 are you

01:06:54.060 good morning

01:06:55.840 thanks for

01:06:56.260 having me

01:06:56.760 so where do

01:06:59.380 we stand on

01:07:00.040 this one

01:07:00.540 well as you

01:07:02.660 just said i

01:07:03.300 mean you teed

01:07:03.780 it up great

01:07:04.420 glenn and and

01:07:05.340 we just filed

01:07:06.080 the lawsuit last

01:07:06.920 week so

01:07:08.140 the ball is

01:07:09.560 now proverbially

01:07:10.320 in uh the

01:07:11.300 the biden

01:07:11.820 administration's

01:07:12.560 court i

01:07:13.660 assume that

01:07:14.420 the department

01:07:14.820 of defense will

01:07:15.360 be defended by

01:07:16.280 the department

01:07:16.940 of justice and

01:07:18.420 we look forward

01:07:18.980 to hearing what

01:07:19.480 they have to

01:07:19.960 say because

01:07:20.960 uh thus far

01:07:21.920 uh they've been

01:07:23.240 very uh

01:07:24.400 cryptic and

01:07:25.560 not very

01:07:26.360 forthcoming with

01:07:27.120 information you

01:07:28.400 know they've been

01:07:28.940 rubber stamping

01:07:29.620 this this process

01:07:30.660 of just saying

01:07:31.440 uh if you have a

01:07:32.920 religious objection

01:07:33.820 to the vaccine

01:07:34.720 too bad so sad

01:07:36.120 denied um

01:07:37.560 meanwhile they're

01:07:38.560 bragging publicly

01:07:39.420 oh well we just

01:07:40.200 granted five you

01:07:41.680 know permanent

01:07:42.120 medical exemptions

01:07:43.100 to the vaccine

01:07:43.720 last week see how

01:07:44.800 see how you know

01:07:45.740 wonderful we are

01:07:46.600 and uh but the

01:07:48.160 law says you

01:07:49.380 can't treat religion

01:07:50.360 less favorably than

01:07:51.260 you treat other

01:07:51.860 categories like

01:07:52.760 medical exemptions

01:07:54.060 administrative exemptions

01:07:55.240 etc which many

01:07:56.280 service members are

01:07:57.320 are getting as we

01:07:58.320 speak so we've

01:08:00.340 and that's really the

01:08:00.960 root of the lawsuit

01:08:01.560 we've been told that

01:08:03.080 the navy in general

01:08:04.500 is just not

01:08:06.280 issuing any of

01:08:07.160 them not even

01:08:07.880 really talking to

01:08:08.780 people about it

01:08:09.600 correct they've

01:08:11.180 they've publicly

01:08:11.740 stated they have

01:08:12.540 not granted a

01:08:13.300 single religious

01:08:14.080 exemption to a

01:08:15.040 vaccine since the

01:08:16.020 year 2015 so for

01:08:17.220 the past seven

01:08:17.900 years they've said

01:08:19.360 nope you don't get

01:08:20.360 a religious exemption

01:08:21.400 you can get a

01:08:22.440 medical exemption

01:08:23.080 you can get an

01:08:23.900 administrative exemption

01:08:24.840 and these

01:08:25.200 administrative exemptions

01:08:26.180 are for things like

01:08:27.240 if you're within six

01:08:28.100 months of separating

01:08:28.980 from the military

01:08:29.700 then uh i i guess

01:08:31.720 somehow magically you

01:08:32.960 can't get covid or

01:08:33.820 you can't give

01:08:34.320 somebody else covid

01:08:35.020 if you're within

01:08:35.540 six months of

01:08:36.200 getting out you

01:08:37.140 you know you have

01:08:37.920 this magic safety

01:08:38.760 bubble around you

01:08:39.500 but if you're a navy

01:08:40.520 seal who is you

01:08:42.080 know who are probably

01:08:42.900 the most elite

01:08:43.720 physically fit you

01:08:45.960 know uh olympic

01:08:46.920 athletes of the

01:08:47.600 military on the

01:08:48.900 planet um and

01:08:50.420 they're supposed to

01:08:51.000 be out there fighting

01:08:51.700 for our freedom

01:08:52.560 instead they're

01:08:53.780 fighting for they're

01:08:55.280 fighting for their

01:08:55.800 careers they're

01:08:56.640 fighting for their

01:08:57.220 their own freedoms

01:08:58.020 their livelihoods

01:08:58.920 their futures their

01:08:59.700 families and and

01:09:01.200 most of all they're

01:09:01.640 fighting for their for

01:09:02.460 their right to have

01:09:03.160 faith while serving

01:09:04.580 in the military and

01:09:05.740 that's wrong that's

01:09:06.480 not american they

01:09:07.380 also i mean if they

01:09:09.060 have if they would

01:09:10.280 get myocarditis

01:09:11.580 um which is a a

01:09:15.640 possibility it's not

01:09:17.780 a huge uh problem

01:09:19.820 with the covid but it

01:09:21.460 is a side effect in

01:09:22.560 some people and it

01:09:24.040 is already i mean i

01:09:25.660 believe the navy said

01:09:27.380 that they had to

01:09:28.140 ground a few of their

01:09:29.500 pilots because of that

01:09:31.580 um and yet the fear

01:09:35.180 of having that if you

01:09:36.160 have that if you get

01:09:37.280 that from this vaccine

01:09:38.440 and you're a pilot or

01:09:40.360 you're an elite soldier

01:09:41.960 you ain't going

01:09:43.040 anywhere

01:09:43.620 no and that's part of

01:09:46.120 the irony here and

01:09:47.180 we've explained this in

01:09:48.100 the lawsuit so i

01:09:48.900 encourage everybody

01:09:49.620 listening to go to

01:09:50.760 firstliberty.org

01:09:51.840 the a copy of the

01:09:53.500 complaint is available

01:09:54.380 there's also a

01:09:55.120 petition that you can

01:09:55.980 sign to to support

01:09:57.440 these seals because of

01:09:58.300 course you know we

01:09:59.020 have to keep their

01:09:59.560 identities and their

01:10:00.180 locations confidential

01:10:01.180 so they don't

01:10:02.160 really have a voice

01:10:03.100 um but it's important

01:10:04.520 that we speak out and

01:10:05.480 say we support you

01:10:06.440 um even though uh

01:10:08.460 you're not able to

01:10:09.200 really speak out you

01:10:10.720 know on your own

01:10:11.480 behalf um but but

01:10:13.520 like i said in the

01:10:14.360 lawsuit we explained

01:10:15.320 this that the way that

01:10:16.700 the navy's policy is

01:10:18.220 set up that it's a

01:10:20.000 catch-22 because it

01:10:21.600 says even if you

01:10:23.160 purely based on your

01:10:25.200 rejection of the

01:10:26.480 vaccine or if your

01:10:27.480 refusal to get the

01:10:28.220 vaccine and then it

01:10:29.020 says based on

01:10:29.940 religious or personal

01:10:30.940 belief then you are

01:10:32.680 declared medically

01:10:33.720 disqualified and you're

01:10:35.000 non-deployable if you're

01:10:36.580 a navy seal and you're

01:10:37.480 declared non-deployable

01:10:38.480 the game's over for you

01:10:39.620 right your your career is

01:10:40.660 over and and and but

01:10:43.000 then the policy goes on

01:10:43.960 to say this provision

01:10:45.100 does not apply to those

01:10:46.860 with medical contra

01:10:47.920 indications or allergic

01:10:49.560 reactions to the vaccine

01:10:50.820 so basically what it's

01:10:51.900 saying is if you have a

01:10:53.600 religious objection

01:10:54.360 you're done you're out

01:10:56.460 we don't want you

01:10:57.280 anymore but if you have a

01:10:58.600 medical exemption well we

01:10:59.640 don't want to discriminate

01:11:00.380 on the against you on the

01:11:01.500 basis of your of your

01:11:02.480 medical issues so you

01:11:03.940 can continue to serve

01:11:05.020 we're going to give you

01:11:05.880 a waiver for that and it

01:11:07.540 doesn't even say if your

01:11:08.580 exemption is granted it

01:11:09.620 just says if you object to

01:11:10.940 the vaccine on religious or

01:11:12.640 personal reasons you are

01:11:14.160 disqualified and I mean

01:11:17.100 that's I've never seen

01:11:18.340 anything like it Glenn never

01:11:19.660 I mean I and again I I

01:11:22.320 can't think of any reason

01:11:23.460 why the navy would have a

01:11:24.840 policy like that other than

01:11:26.460 they're sending a very

01:11:27.680 clear message that if

01:11:30.440 if if you're non-compliant

01:11:32.140 for religious reasons bye

01:11:33.680 bye yeah I was gonna say

01:11:35.460 that the the obvious one to

01:11:37.100 me is well I mean when this

01:11:38.320 administration first got in

01:11:39.820 what did they do they

01:11:40.740 started looking for

01:11:41.820 extremists many of the

01:11:45.080 people in this

01:11:45.720 administration view people

01:11:47.020 of religion as extremists

01:11:49.060 and this is a this is an easy

01:11:51.780 way to purge our military of

01:11:54.280 religious people well and

01:11:56.500 you and you you know you're

01:11:57.420 connecting the dots exactly

01:11:59.680 as I think a rational person

01:12:01.280 would and you said it at the

01:12:03.160 beginning right that that this

01:12:06.920 is really about well you said

01:12:09.340 it just now right that that you

01:12:10.840 start with the extremism and

01:12:13.060 getting rid of extremists and

01:12:14.440 now when it comes to vaccines

01:12:16.180 you know if you're a religious

01:12:18.380 person and and as you said at

01:12:20.280 the very top the real issue is

01:12:23.020 they they think well those are

01:12:24.640 not legitimate beliefs those

01:12:26.060 are not rational beliefs

01:12:27.120 correct and so uh so you're

01:12:29.960 you're no good to us I mean I

01:12:31.240 had I had one of the one of

01:12:32.200 the seals said he he literally

01:12:33.780 got a call from his command he

01:12:35.800 was in the middle of of a

01:12:37.180 training school a highly

01:12:38.920 classified training school um

01:12:41.120 and he got a call from his

01:12:42.080 command and they said what are

01:12:43.480 you going to do about the

01:12:44.200 vaccine we have on our roster

01:12:45.980 here that you're still

01:12:46.640 unvaccinated are you going to

01:12:47.880 get it are you not going to get

01:12:48.860 it he said I'm going to be

01:12:50.320 asking for a religious

01:12:51.320 exemption and they said well

01:12:53.100 then we need you to pack up

01:12:54.220 and come home uh because you're

01:12:56.000 no good to us if if you're

01:12:57.720 going to have a religious

01:12:58.360 exemption we can't use you

01:12:59.640 that's insanity so if you win

01:13:04.340 this case will it will it um

01:13:06.720 change everything just for the

01:13:08.500 seals or will it go navy wide

01:13:10.620 well obviously it'll it'll you

01:13:13.420 know it sort of think of it as

01:13:15.040 like a you know concentric rings

01:13:16.880 right the inner circle who's

01:13:18.560 going to have the most benefit

01:13:19.600 will be our immediate clients

01:13:21.020 uh but then we we certainly

01:13:22.840 want to make sure that other

01:13:24.500 people in the navy seals and

01:13:26.420 the special operations

01:13:27.260 community because a lot of

01:13:28.320 these regulations are specific

01:13:29.640 to special forces and special

01:13:31.520 operations um because they get

01:13:33.880 you know there there's different

01:13:35.520 uh pays that they get they get

01:13:37.520 you know flight pay dive pay um

01:13:40.740 you know for all the special

01:13:41.780 qualifications that they have

01:13:43.100 but in then beyond that you know

01:13:45.520 the way that i've i've really

01:13:47.020 looked at this and i've i've

01:13:48.040 tried to explain it to people is

01:13:49.340 if you're a student of world

01:13:50.740 war ii history um i really hope

01:13:52.980 that this will serve as sort of

01:13:54.280 the analogy you know a loose

01:13:55.400 analogy would be the battle of

01:13:56.500 midway during world war ii when

01:13:58.500 um after after pearl harbor that

01:14:01.180 was our first offensive operation

01:14:03.000 against the japanese and it didn't

01:14:05.320 win the war right it but it was a

01:14:07.940 huge psychological victory for the

01:14:10.700 u.s and and a psychological defeat

01:14:13.600 for japan and it then paved the

01:14:15.580 way for us to to go on to

01:14:18.120 eventually win the war and so i

01:14:19.640 sort of hope that that's what

01:14:20.520 this serves as here is this will

01:14:22.460 be the first you know uh return

01:14:24.340 volley if you will after what the

01:14:26.000 navy has done to these brave

01:14:27.520 warriors and it may not bring down

01:14:30.020 the entire vaccine mandate but i

01:14:32.480 think it's going to put a massive

01:14:33.480 dent in it thank you so much mike i

01:14:36.260 appreciate it god bless you guys

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01:14:46.940 they i don't know what their record

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01:14:50.980 winning the cases they wait for the

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01:14:57.320 on and push it all the way to the

01:14:58.760 supreme court and they win by the way

01:15:01.840 um over the weekend the um another uh

01:15:07.660 court this time i think in the fifth

01:15:11.660 circuit court uh there's been two

01:15:14.440 courts now that have have said the

01:15:17.660 osha covet 19 uh mandate cannot stand

01:15:22.600 and they have uh upheld uh the

01:15:26.760 moratorium on this and the doj has

01:15:30.180 come out and said they are going to

01:15:31.400 vigorously defend the guidelines laid

01:15:34.280 out by osha and they will enforce

01:15:37.280 these vaccine requirements so it looks

01:15:40.120 like it's going to go to the uh to the

01:15:43.460 supreme court and i doubt that this

01:15:46.900 government is going to do anything um

01:15:49.900 to stop i i just for some reason these

01:15:54.940 people who have been the first one

01:15:57.420 screaming it's a dictatorship it's a

01:15:59.560 dictatorship under donald trump they

01:16:04.300 are ignoring the court orders now that's

01:16:07.780 two court of appeals and they're both

01:16:11.400 saying stop the mandate right now until

01:16:14.920 this is decided finally uh and the white

01:16:18.600 house is just ignoring them this gang is

01:16:22.980 fascism this is what it looks like they

01:16:26.980 they they don't care what the people say

01:16:29.460 they don't care what the court says they

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01:19:35.560 uh science advisor and um he he wrote a letter

01:19:42.640 right after and said right after this began

01:19:45.720 said i'm willing to ask the uh i'm writing to

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01:23:14.940 this is the glenbeck program

01:23:20.900 welcome to the glenbeck program it is monday and the jury is being instructed right now

01:23:28.700 in the kyle rittenhouse trial uh and i have to tell you in listening to him during the uh break

01:23:35.420 uh i think this could be the fastest verdict ever

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01:25:36.100 criminally reckless conduct now he's still giving element which i read as part of the this is i think

01:25:42.120 fantastic circumstances of the defendant's conduct this is what the judge is telling the um uh the

01:25:49.000 jurors they have to he's dismissed the illegal gun charge uh and then he said you have a couple of

01:25:57.420 things you have to consider um you have to uh consider a reckless utter disregard for human life

01:26:06.600 and that is your uh what homicide first degree uh reckless homicide first degree so a reckless

01:26:16.360 utter disregard for human life he said that means three things that a the defendant caused the death of

01:26:26.720 another human being and in doing so he had a reckless utter disregard for human life

01:26:36.280 that he um was criminal um reckless reckless and unreasonable and aware that his actions were

01:26:49.000 unreasonable and i believe there's an and between all of these right like so you can't if you any part

01:26:55.080 of this does not qualify like for example he had a reckless disregard for human life which seems

01:27:01.360 impossible impossible considering you see him on video multiple times not shoot people that aren't

01:27:06.300 attacking him correct and not shooting not shooting the people who he later shot yeah one of the guys

01:27:12.940 if you don't know what we're talking about one of the guys comes up with a gun gauge gross kreitz

01:27:17.840 he points it at kyle rittenhouse rittenhouse points the gun back at him uh gross kreitz puts his hands up

01:27:24.400 in the air uh then kyle rittenhouse lowers his gun uh then gross kreitz decides some insane maneuver where

01:27:31.760 he runs to the right and tries to grab rittenhouse's gun and points the gun at him again and that is when

01:27:38.420 he gets shot so criminal reckless unreasonable behavior of being aware that his actions were unreasonable

01:27:48.180 third is an utter disregard for human uh life what was he doing why was he doing it how did it happen

01:27:59.460 and all of those have to be without any regard to human life so he's on two counts of this uh and by the

01:28:10.140 way if you believe that the defense has made um a uh a case where you reason uh you know unreasonable

01:28:22.440 doubt or yeah what is it a reasonable reasonable reasonable doubt that it's true if he made the case

01:28:30.600 that it was uh self-defense all of that stuff that you had to go through there is out so if you

01:28:39.760 believe that it was self-defense and he also had other disregard for human life self-defense trumps it

01:28:48.500 so i don't think you can prove utter disregard for human life and recklessness there's

01:28:55.980 completely ridiculous it shouldn't even have been charged for it's so stupid and then you i think they

01:29:03.340 made a very good case because of what stew just said several times he didn't shoot people

01:29:09.620 who weren't physically threatening him and and we should be clear both two of them with guns did

01:29:17.880 threaten him but then stopped when they saw his gun right and then he did not shoot he didn't shoot

01:29:24.380 i mean that is overwhelmingly obvious that is not his intent was not to go out there and just shoot a

01:29:31.240 bunch of people it makes no sense it doesn't connect with any of his actions from earlier in the

01:29:35.580 evening i mean the whole thing is completely absurd and and in a normal society that is functioning

01:29:43.740 correctly he would not have been charged certainly immediately in this situation they should go to jury

01:29:50.900 and five minutes later be backed with an innocent uh you know a full acquittal whether that will happen

01:29:56.100 or not in this society i have no idea so the other the other thing that they can find him guilty of

01:30:01.560 is reckless endangerment and disregard to public safety and it's the same kind of standards that he

01:30:10.660 harmed someone utter recklessness and disregard to any kind of public safety but you can't say that

01:30:18.880 in this case because he didn't shoot everyone he could have just sprayed the crowd and he didn't

01:30:25.820 that's an utter disregard he was making individual decisions based on who was attacking him there is

01:30:33.920 no other possible way to look at the videotape correct and the associated testimony by prosecution

01:30:42.640 witnesses who have pointed out that he that the first guy was lunging for his gun uh the second guy

01:30:49.960 put his hand on the gun he was being hit by a skateboard he was being kicked in the face at the time there

01:30:57.360 were other gunshots in the area going off at the time behind him behind him where the guy behind him

01:31:03.560 was the guy eventually that he shot none of this makes any sense if what your goal is uh to accomplish

01:31:11.100 is to make sure that we have a just society that is based on the law so now here's where

01:31:18.180 conservatives are and i i shouldn't say conservatives anybody that believes that justice should be done

01:31:28.180 and not social justice we've already gone through this once with the oj simpson trial we have gone through

01:31:36.980 it recently but the biggest one is probably the oj simpson trial the oj simpson trial african americans

01:31:46.600 wanted and celebrated him being let out however they all recognize a vast majority of african americans

01:31:55.880 that watched that trial and celebrated at the time now say oh yeah he was guilty as sin but it was a black

01:32:03.200 man giving it to the man it was a black man getting off so they were they were looking for social justice

01:32:10.840 and in this case they let a murderer go free and remember too like obviously there was just like

01:32:19.560 every other community disagreement on that some african americans did think he was guilty however

01:32:23.480 we do know on record that african americans in the jury did convict him yes based not on whether he was

01:32:32.760 guilty or innocent of the incident but because essentially the man was too too hard on black people and we

01:32:38.640 needed to get revenge for all the other things that have gone wrong in society so that was not how the

01:32:42.600 legal system works right that was social justice before any of us knew what social justice really

01:32:47.840 meant okay that was just a a feeling now we know what it means and you know it's it's interesting to me

01:32:57.480 that americans of of any kind can look at this rittenhouse trial i mean the oj simpson thing

01:33:08.320 you had dna but you didn't know what dna was at the time yeah i was they had to explain it from like

01:33:16.440 ground one yeah you know the ground floor right and nobody knew what it was and it made no difference

01:33:22.100 in the trial because nobody knew what it was they didn't know how accurate dna results were um and

01:33:29.900 and you could have had a reasonable doubt uh on oj simpson i didn't but i i think a reasonable person

01:33:41.140 could have watched that and went i just don't know uh this one this one is so absolutely clear

01:33:51.800 that if this jury finds him guilty it is truly only about social justice there's no way an honest

01:34:04.960 person that is just taking into consideration what was heard on the stand nothing else just what was

01:34:14.980 presented in the court of law and it's not like they left a lot of stuff out they actually found

01:34:21.940 new stuff i mean there was testimony in there we never expected but if you just are fair and you're

01:34:31.860 doing what the court instructs you to do and what our justice system instructs you to do there's no way

01:34:40.140 he is found guilty i i think if i were on the jury it would take i would go out in the hallway we would

01:34:47.760 be walking to the jury room and i'd be like we're done right we're done right can i go home we could go

01:34:53.780 right so one other thing i want to add to this because it's also tied to your social justice analysis

01:35:00.080 oj simpson black woman on the jury says plainly today that she thought you know all the things that

01:35:07.660 had happened over society that had happened by police to black people we had to send a message

01:35:12.040 and that is her executing not the law uh not our justice system but social justice just to make a

01:35:20.100 point and i do think that that's a possibility here that if if that happens that that is probably the

01:35:25.700 cause but another associated problem we have now that i don't know that we had as much back then

01:35:32.600 even though there were some incidents like this is that i think a person who does not want to send

01:35:39.040 a message to like the message that the oj juror wanted to send and also realizes quite obviously

01:35:47.580 that kyle rittenhouse should not go to prison is going to have moments of thought where they consider

01:35:52.540 if i do not convict him my city is going to burn to the ground um they are under they did have they did

01:36:01.300 have that in the oj simpson trial i don't i don't know that they had that from the perspective um oh

01:36:06.640 yeah they didn't have the personal i don't think the oj simpson the the jurors didn't think how can i

01:36:14.520 go back into my own community i could be killed for this verdict that they didn't have but the oj simpson

01:36:22.080 trial the the jurors knew that los angeles was going to burn to the ground if he was guilty if he was

01:36:28.400 found guilty they did know that yeah well i don't know maybe it's more prominent today and i think

01:36:33.380 there's the direct threat on the people i think that's a big thing to be concerned about because

01:36:38.700 if you think about it they've already i mean george floyd's was a nephew yeah said like we're taking

01:36:43.480 pictures of the people in the jury box where we know who they are so if something happens we know

01:36:47.960 what to do uh we have uh you know i think there's a rational part of people now again you'd hope that

01:36:54.640 this instinct would not win out but in a quiet moment when you're thinking about what's going

01:36:58.680 to happen next you're going to be nervous that if you decide this guy is not guilty you may be

01:37:07.420 partially responsible for in your own head but certainly blamed for it by people around you

01:37:14.120 for all of the damages that go on to your city you could be killed yeah you could be fired

01:37:21.100 you your children could be targeted your family could be targeted if you have a business you could

01:37:28.740 go out of business i mean the the the weight around the jury's neck if they do come in and it's a quick

01:37:38.360 uh acquittal that's a brave brave jury brave jury it's brave to even sit on a jury like that anymore

01:37:47.320 you know i i think back in the day you'd think to yourself well i mean i this is an important part

01:37:53.140 of our system and we have to make sure that we have competent smart fair people to to execute it and i

01:37:58.100 think most people in the audience would sit there and say yeah that's me i i i can be that person

01:38:03.320 however when you add into the fact that if you come up with the wrong verdict not only will your city burn

01:38:09.200 and you might be killed the media will then do six months of coverage saying uh that it was just

01:38:14.700 like it was the right outcome hey we got to understand that you know we can't we can't blame

01:38:21.940 people who were responsible for this and you are going to be the one who was painted as the person

01:38:28.120 who caused it and was wrong even if you know you're right and so if they do come back the right way today

01:38:35.300 it's a good it's a good observation to say you know what maybe maybe we look at these people and give

01:38:41.220 them a heck of a lot of credit because it's hard to do it's not it's open and shut to me it's open

01:38:46.860 and shut to you it's open and shut to everybody in the audience who looks at the facts of this and

01:38:50.200 that's all we care about right i think it could be open and shut to them but that's not all they're

01:38:55.820 considering they've got to consider things that they shouldn't be considering right and there is

01:39:00.020 you know that they will be instructed not to consider anything else but as people they will they may not

01:39:07.540 discuss it you know in between themselves um but who knows i mean that that is if if he is indeed

01:39:18.600 acquitted that should give us hope in america and i think you've we found that actually relatively

01:39:27.540 often recently in that the only thing that seems to be standing in the way of this constant mob

01:39:33.920 are the courts i mean you know the vaccine mandate it's another good example of this

01:39:38.580 like i think everybody in a fair moment even people on the left would recognize okay osha

01:39:44.980 was not created so you could have a vaccine mandate of every private employee it's supposed to be so

01:39:50.560 people wear hard hats right like that's what osha is we all know so we don't find teeth in our sausage

01:39:56.640 right right it's the it's the basics right is that a shoe yeah yeah it's supposed to be so you go

01:40:03.680 into a workplace and you're not maimed or killed right exactly that's obviously what it's for and

01:40:08.780 they're stretching it beyond all recognition to try to put this through and so i think everybody

01:40:14.840 recognizes it's it's a it's a bending to to to that level at the very least if it's not blatantly

01:40:22.540 illegal which i think it is but the courts keep stepping up even in these moments where the mob

01:40:27.060 wants them to say ah you know what let them do it we want it so let them do it i mean i'll give you

01:40:33.240 this an example and it's not a popular one but the bill cosby thing is another example of this

01:40:37.480 they had absolutely no they made a deal with bill cosby that this would never come out and then they

01:40:43.740 based new charges on this thing that they promised would never be released is bill cosby a rapist

01:40:48.720 certainly looks that way to me however there are rules around our justice system and yes it went

01:40:54.260 through this entire thing but eventually it did get turned around and as ugly as all of those

01:40:58.980 accusations are and probably as bad as he is it was still the right outcome and that is important

01:41:04.240 it's important even when it's a terrible person it's important even if it is somebody who is guilty

01:41:11.220 but you know it in your gut but they haven't proved it or they've asked that you can't consider

01:41:18.360 this you have to play by the rules otherwise we don't have anything

01:41:23.220 uh so inflation i don't know if you heard the beginning of the podcast today but uh go back

01:41:30.720 and listen to the first hour of today's radio program because uh it's pretty stunning what we're

01:41:36.740 being told by bloomberg and nbc that inflation is actually a good thing and these shortages are good

01:41:44.080 because it's going to help change us so we don't buy so much uh anymore they are already lowering your

01:41:51.500 expectations they're already telling you that you should literally be like europeans and have a you

01:41:59.220 know 1200 square foot house this is not america this is all coming because of inflation and gas prices and

01:42:08.120 everything else inflation is not transitory it's not i i i want you to please call gold line brad

01:42:19.320 armstrong partner at uh level minic uh said we're seeing early signs of an inflationary surge that

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01:43:10.620 i don't know if we're going to hear any of the closing remarks uh by the time we get off the uh the air

01:43:27.020 the jury the jury is still receiving their instructions um and uh it's going on and on and on and on on and on

01:43:38.700 well i mean it does seem like the judge just by judging his actions and listening to him is quite

01:43:45.080 clear on how the other side of this case is trying to manipulate the rules they've been doing it the

01:43:53.260 entire time yeah i'm interested to see if they try to do something to throw this case in the closing

01:44:00.460 arguments i would not be surprised it does seem like they realize they're way behind yeah and let's just

01:44:06.920 give it another whirl let's get out of this thing let's see if we can get a mistrial and then come out

01:44:12.080 and try it again it's really reprehensible what they've done so far hopefully they won't do it again

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01:45:45.580 can we go back to the uh judge here in the uh kyle rittenhouse trial

01:45:56.820 homicide intentional which is a lesser included offense of intentional homicide of the first degree

01:46:06.340 okay again you should make every reasonable effort to agree unanimously on the charge of attempted

01:46:11.220 first degree intentional homicide before considering the offense there's no way of attempted second

01:46:15.620 degree intentional homicide however if after after a full and complete consideration of the evidence

01:46:21.780 you conclude that further deliberation would not result in a unanimous agreement

01:46:25.940 on the charge of attempted first degree intentional homicide

01:46:29.440 you should consider whether the defendant is guilty of attempted second degree intentional homicide

01:46:34.720 this is this is the defendant guilty of second degree intentional homicide

01:46:41.340 the judge giving the uh jurors

01:46:43.700 now listen to this this is for second degree first that the defendant intended to kill another

01:46:51.300 second that he did acts which demonstrate unequivocally under all of the circumstances

01:46:55.440 that he had formed that intent and would have caused the death of another human being

01:47:00.400 except for the intervention of another person or some other extraneous factor

01:47:05.680 the third element is that the defendant did not reasonably believe that he was preventing or

01:47:10.160 terminating an unlawful interference with his own person and or did not reasonably believe that the force

01:47:16.160 used was necessary to prevent imminent death or great bodily harm to himself there's no way any of these

01:47:25.280 i mean i i i thought that you know maybe you could get him on second degree you know you wouldn't

01:47:32.400 have filed but you can't you can't get it i mean first degree um is uh he intended to kill

01:47:42.240 that he had that intent and his actions demonstrated that he was going to go through with that no matter what

01:47:49.040 happened um the uh third thing you have to you have to say is that um there was no other reason

01:47:58.160 this is first degree there is no other reason um not self-defense if if you believe he was acting in

01:48:05.360 self-defense then you can't charge him with first degree so there's no other reason other than he just

01:48:11.760 wanted to kill someone um and then that he didn't believe that what he was going to do was necessary

01:48:23.200 to stop this person no there's no way you can get him on that and it only gets weaker after that open

01:48:30.080 and shut it's open and shut it's an open and shut case all of these all of these i've been listening to

01:48:35.120 the the you know the um the judge's instructions on how you have to judge these you know reckless utter

01:48:44.480 disregard for all life that he caused the death by acting criminally reckless and unreasonably

01:48:55.760 and aware that his actions were unreasonable that he had utter disregard for human life

01:49:03.200 but even if he had all of those and he was acting in self-defense you can't you can't convict him on

01:49:11.760 that and and he didn't act in those ways and he was acting in self-defense this is a monstrosity that

01:49:20.320 this thing was even was even brought i i hope uh not only that he you know is found uh not guilty

01:49:30.000 um but i i i hope he goes and he sues everybody that really destroyed his life we are seeing a lot of

01:49:41.360 these things happen where major narratives particularly pushed out there by the media

01:49:47.760 are getting reversed we we another big one this weekend was the washington post came out and said yeah

01:49:54.160 by the way that whole that dossier thing we have to basically they took the step of not only uh

01:50:02.000 editing they didn't technically retract that's why i stayed away from that word but they re they

01:50:06.560 edited large portions of two stories from 2017 and 2019 and then re-released them with the edits and the

01:50:12.880 corrections and i believe corrected another dozen or so stories about the dossier realizing that

01:50:19.040 a giant source of the dossier was a clinton operative uh see i have to tell you it's kind

01:50:26.960 of a big deal yeah peter schiff didn't change his ways at all adam schiff i believe yeah adam schiff

01:50:32.480 sorry um poor peter gets beat up every time you talk about i know i hate that um but uh the uh uh the

01:50:39.120 thing on that is i hate the fact that they can go back and digitally edit out their mistakes

01:50:44.000 that should be held in record yeah i mean you go back and try to understand this story

01:50:53.520 as a historian you need to see what all of the press said and i know it'll be marked but it's not

01:51:01.200 the same it's true i think too like wikipedia has you know versions of this where you can go back and

01:51:07.200 look at old edits or at least it used to i don't know if it still does but i think it does where you

01:51:10.480 can kind of go back and look at what it used to say at different periods and who made the edits

01:51:15.040 that sort of stuff is important because you need to you're right be able to track back the record

01:51:19.360 on this stuff i mean if you think about really what happened here is you had hillary clinton

01:51:25.360 paying for research that went through peter steel and others and then the source on the other side of

01:51:31.520 it was a clinton operative now and then the media eats it up so a democratic candidate paying for

01:51:40.080 quote-unquote research slash rumor from another clinton associate and that is this type of thing

01:51:46.480 that's able to upend an entire media cycle and more i mean how is that possible first of all it's a

01:51:52.800 terrible exchange it's a terrible expenditure for hillary because it's she's already he's the guy's

01:51:59.280 already yours why are you paying through all these middlemen to to get this quote-unquote research

01:52:06.480 but on the other side of it we know why because it gave her a bunch of layers in between you know

01:52:13.120 if she just came to the press and said by the way i heard this i heard this i heard this no one would

01:52:16.560 have printed it instead they ran it through several cycles of laundering and we now know where all this

01:52:24.000 came from i i'm sorry i stopped listening to you after you said it was the peter steel dossier poor

01:52:32.240 peter it's christopher steel did i say peter yeah you did say peter really and i was celebrating in

01:52:40.240 my head i was celebrating damn peter well peter steel does suck i'm like peter schiff peter steel

01:52:46.080 sucks whoever he is that's funny so let me ask you this yes um do you remember hearing at the very

01:52:54.000 beginning of this that this was really a gop dossier this was based on what the gop was doing yeah and

01:53:01.040 there is some truth to that right like it seems to be there was a competing trump candidate that

01:53:08.320 opened up the door or maybe a competing trump an anti-trump media source on the right that opened up

01:53:14.640 the door for this general idea of this peter steel slash christopher steel um going through and trying

01:53:23.680 to find out what we real what was the you know what was going on with trump and russia and all these

01:53:28.720 sort of things but it never really came to fruition and then that that research was eventually picked up

01:53:34.160 by the hillary clinton campaign so they really paid for the the part of this that mattered but there's

01:53:40.320 there was talk at least initially that it was started by it was opposition research by another candidate

01:53:46.960 but of course whether it's another republican candidate or a democratic candidate

01:53:52.320 the media has to be aware that when you have opposition research and in this case opposition

01:54:00.080 research by your own people right it has it can't be taken seriously you can't take you you can look

01:54:09.200 at it maybe for a lead to try to confirm things on your own you can't just blanket report this stuff

01:54:13.600 and much of it they did you know if you go back and look at the clips of the of cable news talking

01:54:18.960 about the dossier you know they never say okay we have we a hundred percent know the the p-tape is

01:54:25.680 real but they say it's been largely proved true yes like as if the essence of it yes was right maybe

01:54:33.120 there's a couple things in there that aren't 100 right but largely this has been proven true and the

01:54:38.240 absolute opposite is true there have been there are a couple things in there that weren't particularly

01:54:42.720 damaging that wound up being you know seemingly true or at least based on something but not like

01:54:48.320 anything like the p-tape or any of the real accusations right um and so they went the exact

01:54:55.760 opposite way they defended it the entire time and to my knowledge the washington post is the only one

01:55:00.960 who's done anything to correct that record and like while i don't think it's enough it's better than

01:55:06.720 nothing and it is an important part of of it is retribution and the fixing of all of these mistakes

01:55:13.440 it's critical but listen to this this story came out uh this weekend the congressional investigator

01:55:19.040 who played a key role in unraveling the russia collusion narrative says his next mission is to

01:55:24.160 force the news media to make necessary corrections to the avalanche of false stories they produced over the

01:55:30.160 last many years the course of correction that i've been trying to work on since i left government service

01:55:35.200 is you have to find a way to correct the media this is cash patel he said because for years they lied

01:55:42.400 50 they lied to 50 of the american population who believe everything they said that trump was literally

01:55:50.400 in bed with the russians and putin and that trump was getting paid trump knew that vladimir putin was

01:55:55.800 using u.s dollars to kill american soldiers patel a former national security prosecutor worked as chief

01:56:02.460 investigator for the house intelligence committee said the media errors and omissions have extended

01:56:07.560 long after the russia case to the pandemic because reporters can't let go of their hatred for donald trump

01:56:14.480 their hatred for trump intentionally blinded their ability to report credibly and america is finally

01:56:21.980 seeing it i'm not celebrating that we're finally getting the truth i'm pretty upset that our media has gone

01:56:28.160 so far down the toilet that's not a free press that we want that's not what our founders envisioned

01:56:35.120 when they enshrined the first amendment and the rights therein he said that more indictments are likely

01:56:41.760 and um and very important otherwise we will never regain trust in the fbi and the justice department

01:56:49.620 do you want he said an fbi leadership to be corrupted against you and your family lie about you and your family

01:56:57.400 go to federal court and then surveil your family based on a lie if the answer is you don't want

01:57:04.180 that to happen then you need to pay attention to the russiagate criminal enterprise that was orchestrated

01:57:09.800 by the democrats fusion gps comey and mccabe james comey and andrew mccabe were fired as the number one

01:57:17.860 and number two officials in the fbi during trump's tenure but both have denied wrongdoing in the trump

01:57:23.580 russia investigation code name crossfire hurricane mccabe was found to have lied during official

01:57:30.960 proceedings and multiple investigations have found widespread misconduct and errors including false

01:57:37.200 information submitted to the fisa court on their watch at the fbi this is the problem and i don't

01:57:44.020 know if you're going to get i don't know if you're going to see justice done um i hope it's done and

01:57:51.160 people are arrested go to jail or pay a real real price for their involvement in this uh in the

01:58:00.620 justice department or anywhere else in the government but i i hope that the media is sued beyond recognition

01:58:09.380 because that's what will hurt them you read in there that they they lied to 50 of the people

01:58:16.780 and it's like well actually they lied to 100 of the people just half the people decided to to ignore

01:58:21.420 them and thankfully but they lied to everyone and you know a lot of it turns just against each other

01:58:28.520 yeah yeah they turned they used it to turn us against each other i think i honestly i could be

01:58:33.880 wrong on this i'd love to get your thought on it but like i think a lot of people in the media actually

01:58:38.100 did believe it i don't know that it was like i we know this is false and we're going to tell the

01:58:43.720 american people a lie about donald trump i think they thought so little of donald trump that any

01:58:48.620 accusation that came back by that that looked like it might be true with any credibility they chose to

01:58:54.020 believe whether it was true or not yeah they were in self-imposed ignorance but that's not an excuse

01:58:59.380 because of what they do it's not you know we we've never accepted something blindly the things that we

01:59:05.600 would love to be true we don't run on the air and go that's true we actually take time to go wait a

01:59:14.240 minute that feels way too good to be true yeah do we know that for sure right check your biases i you

01:59:19.860 know i we you have to check the the timing and the context around these things right this is right

01:59:25.220 around when an election's happening it's it's done by the opposition you know when an accusation comes

01:59:30.960 out a week before the election yeah you you immediately treat it with skepticism at the

01:59:37.000 beginning right and it's funny because they were able to find that instinct with the hunter biden

01:59:42.300 laptop right but not this but not this this was immediate turn on the acceptance all right back in

01:59:48.020 just a second rough greens lynn wrote in recently about her dog's experience with rough green she says i

01:59:53.240 i tried the trial size to see if it would really help i noticed a significant change in my dog within a

01:59:58.220 week wow um she said uh she's an older dog she had many issues throughout her life i first noticed a

02:00:05.640 change in her eyes she was more alert and her eyes were bright and wide open she's moving better and

02:00:11.060 in general she's more alert and active i ordered it again giving it to my other dog hopefully it'll do

02:00:16.620 him some good as well this is a great product thanks glenn thank you so much lynn for writing in

02:00:22.320 rough greens it's not a dog food it's a supplement that you sprinkle on your food the dogs love it because

02:00:28.040 it tastes amazing and that's why you can get the the first bag for free they give you a little teeny

02:00:33.180 sample bag just to make sure your dog will eat it i i'm shocked that she saw results that fast but

02:00:38.800 great um you can get a free bag of rough greens for your dog just to try out you pay for the shipping

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02:01:31.120 wow i don't know if you know this but rittenhouse even though he killed three white people he's very

02:01:43.740 he's a very big uh race hater he went there to intentionally because based on race kill

02:01:50.620 three white people some people are good at white supremacy and some are you know and

02:01:57.120 how are they how are they they're phrasing this they're they're trying to make these white guys

02:02:02.040 look like you know 1960s protesters you know martin luther king marchers and

02:02:08.420 i mean one in particular child molester uh sure the first person he shot uh was

02:02:16.620 in prison for molesting five boys uh the next one he shot was uh in prison for domestic abuse i believe

02:02:24.820 it was okay so um one's abusing a woman one's abusing five little children trying to make them

02:02:32.560 about to be heroes they like the civil rights protesters of the 60s at least one of them

02:02:36.340 were standing up for little boys to okay yeah go to this is the glenn back program

The Glenn Beck Program - November 15, 2021

Inflation Insanity ｜ Guest： Rep. Walberg & Jordan Schachtel ｜ 11⧸15⧸21

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