The Glenn Beck Program - Is Roe v. Wade Out？｜ Guests： Gov. Tate Reeves & Sen. Ron Johnson ｜ 12⧸1⧸21

00:00:00.000 a really really good show uh today on a couple of important issues one waukesha the media and

00:00:08.220 how do we respond uh and the second one is the dobbs case which begins today we'll give you all

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00:02:03.380 i know you're gonna really want to say covid but it's not what is the second leading cause of death

00:02:11.560 in the united states it's between heart disease and cancer

00:02:20.360 i'll give you the answer and you'll understand why this is so important in 60 seconds

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00:04:11.040 the first leading cause of death in america

00:04:22.720 is heart disease

00:04:25.780 kills 659,041 people every year in the united states

00:04:32.860 the third is cancer

00:04:36.460 killing 599,601

00:04:40.240 what is the second leading cause of death

00:04:44.180 you're not going to be able to find this if you look it up

00:04:46.840 because apparently we don't categorize abortion as deaths

00:04:53.600 but if we recognized abortions as the death of a human being a baby

00:05:01.680 it would be the second leading cause of death in the u.s.

00:05:06.660 one in four

00:05:08.860 24% of women will have an abortion by the age of 45 0.99

00:05:13.860 over 60 million babies have been killed since roe versus wade

00:05:20.320 today

00:05:26.160 in the supreme court they begin hearing the arguments

00:05:30.840 in dobbs versus jackson that's jackson's women's health organization 0.58

00:05:37.140 lynn fitch who is leading the state's argument said with this brief we're simply asking the court to affirm the right

00:05:44.900 of the people to protect their legitimate interest and to provide clarity on how they may do so

00:05:51.500 so so you have uh thomas dobbs he's an md he's the uh the mississippi state health officer and petitioner to the u.s. supreme court

00:06:02.420 jackson william jackson woman's health organization the only abortion clinic in the state of mississippi

00:06:11.120 and the first female attorney general in mississippi lynn fitch 0.98

00:06:18.300 she's representing the state of mississippi

00:06:21.920 we're expecting the court to tell us uh whether they're going to return this to the state

00:06:36.600 or they're going to let roe versus wade stand as is

00:06:41.220 probably sometime this summer

00:06:43.960 right in the middle of the midterm elections

00:06:47.260 going to be interesting there's also a big middle ground there

00:06:50.960 where they could come up with something in between those two points

00:06:54.480 where perhaps they allow states to regulate it more but not all the way to the overturn of roe versus wade

00:07:01.800 correct um roe versus wade is all about and so is this it's all about viability

00:07:08.460 roe versus wade doesn't really define viability

00:07:14.220 and viability is different at roe versus wade it was 28 weeks

00:07:19.240 now we're at 20 weeks so where is that line now it doesn't define it

00:07:26.420 never made any sense never made obviously right i mean if something can change with technology then

00:07:32.160 how can that be a constitutional right right like it's such a bizarre correct construction and

00:07:39.200 obviously the constitution does not allow or provide this sort of quote-unquote right inside

00:07:46.220 so this is what this is what the state of mississippi is saying

00:07:48.960 roe roe and casey shackle states to a view of the facts that are decades out of date

00:07:56.260 it's time for the court to set it right and return the political debate to the political branches of government

00:08:01.340 so the they want the court to clarify whether abortion is actually constitutionally protected

00:08:09.340 obviously they're saying it's not constitutionally protected you don't have a right to kill a baby

00:08:17.860 nothing in text structure history or tradition makes abortion a fundamental right or denies state the power to restrict it

00:08:26.200 that power is reserved to the states if you if you killed a child in utero

00:08:33.900 after what was called the quickening you could be held for murder in you know early america

00:08:42.340 and before that in in britain and everything else in england once you knew that it was a baby and the baby was moving

00:08:50.140 you would be charged with murder if you did anything to kill it and coincidentally or maybe not so coincidentally

00:08:55.720 it's about 15 weeks right right so that's the mississippi law is 15 weeks so the state of

00:09:02.420 mississippi is arguing the decisions about abortion are policy matters that should be decided by the people

00:09:09.140 and not locked behind the doors of an unelected judiciary she argues that the state has a legitimate

00:09:15.820 interest in protecting the lives of the unborn the health of women and the integrity of the metal

00:09:22.100 medical profession so she they're not asking for an overturn when they say this is going to overturn

00:09:29.960 roe versus wade no it won't it won't in california it won't in new york it will overturn roe versus wade in

00:09:38.600 theory it could um however the states can just do it on their own yeah so it's not going to overturn

00:09:43.800 abortion it's not going to overturn abortion and let me ask you this the democrats are now saying

00:09:50.940 um that uh this is a point of revolution for them that the democrats will fight an open revolution

00:10:02.660 if this happens now i don't know why that isn't being investigated by the fbi yeah but i could say

00:10:13.820 the same thing would be true on the right if the federal government said we are going to go house to

00:10:22.800 house collecting all of the guns there would be a revolution in this country from the right correct

00:10:29.680 for i mean if they were going door door to door yeah i mean i can't imagine that i can't right and

00:10:35.260 but i can't imagine that the people on the right would say it's revolution if the state if the supreme

00:10:42.000 court said uh states can do whatever they want you can have guns not have guns the states can do whatever

00:10:50.300 they want it still would be wrong but people in texas would say move the hell down here get we've been

00:10:57.220 telling you for a while to get out of new york and get out of california move to a free place that's

00:11:04.300 what would happen and i don't believe that a revolution would actually happen if it was left to the states

00:11:12.500 and the federal government back off back off now i could be wrong on that but this is something that

00:11:21.860 they are saying if it's left even to the states because again they're misrepresenting this the media

00:11:29.460 is lying to you again the left is lying to you again this is not an end to all abortion it is saying

00:11:39.900 let the voters of each state decide that's not good enough now in 1972 things were um a little

00:11:51.260 different things have changed we can literally watch babies grow in the womb now we have found

00:11:57.700 out that they do feel pain thanks to medical advancements we didn't know that when roe versus

00:12:03.800 wade was happening i mean come on we didn't we weren't able to prove it right yes that's a better

00:12:11.280 way yes we weren't able to prove it when it was enacted the idea also of a working mother was still

00:12:17.580 seen as far-fetched the core argument back then when it was first debated in the supreme court is

00:12:24.440 that abortion was necessary for women to achieve success now this you know this idea uh predicates

00:12:35.440 off of a sneaky misogynist argument peddled by feminist that argues if women want to be successful 0.93

00:12:42.100 they need to overcome their womanhood uh and be more like men that's ridiculous the argument that

00:12:48.880 abortion is necessary for women's success is a quintessential outdated argument it assumes that a

00:12:58.820 motherhood in and of itself is not success b mothers are unable to contribute in society in meaningful 1.00

00:13:06.040 ways three that women without children contribute more to society and this is usually justified by 1.00

00:13:14.740 discussions of how mothers earn less in the workforce which reduces success to only financial success

00:13:20.960 this has changed

00:13:23.240 we don't have the same country that we had in 1973 and i know the left and the media would like to say

00:13:33.600 i know we don't we have one that's more like 1956 but we don't we don't now the counter arguments

00:13:44.020 to this gate uh to this case is and i love this one it's supreme court precedent it's settled law

00:13:50.940 oh okay all right in fact the center for reproductive rights the ceo said the supreme court just agreed to

00:14:00.900 review an abortion ban that unquestionably violates nearly 50 years of supreme court precedent precedent

00:14:07.800 doesn't mean that it's right and you'd know that if you knew plessy versus ferguson

00:14:17.080 plessy versus ferguson is the separate but equal supreme court precedent from 1896 until

00:14:26.600 1954 that was 58 years

00:14:30.120 so just because the court said it once doesn't make it right and things change

00:14:40.520 so what's going to happen well the dobbs case actually has a real shot of returning abortion

00:14:51.840 decision making power to the states we know more about the development of babies we have disproved

00:14:57.980 that women need to abort children to have any kind of success and there has never ever ever been and 1.00

00:15:04.000 still isn't a sound constitutional argument to back up roe versus wade or casey

00:15:09.440 in asking for a clarification dobbs will push the supreme court to review the constitutionality

00:15:18.240 of how the judiciary is protecting abortion a push pro-choice advocates are very afraid of because

00:15:28.700 they know as far as the constitution goes they don't have a leg to stand on that's what this is all going

00:15:35.420 to decide we are going to have uh in our number three of today's radio show and podcast we have

00:15:42.900 the governor of mississippi um to comment on this this is the first day of the hearing in the supreme

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00:17:21.420 the radical plan to flip the united states from capitalism to socialism started really under

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00:18:22.960 prosecutor movement is methodically transforming main street usa into gotham city we see it all over

00:18:30.380 the country terrifying glimpse last week um in waukesha of of what's coming and the media currently

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00:19:17.980 now i have uh senator ron johnson on uh coming up in a minute he is in hot water from both the left and

00:19:25.220 the right now um because he came out with a statement uh on the waukesha christmas massacre

00:19:32.360 and what he did first he came out and he said this is this is the result of these leftist policies

00:19:42.400 this is what happens and he's absolutely right about that then he came out with a statement uh with

00:19:51.980 the senator uh from wisconsin the democratic senator from wisconsin and where they both said we have to

00:19:59.960 have peace on the streets please let's not make this political a lot of people on the right are

00:20:06.660 upset uh because they said and rightly so they've said this is political you know why isn't this being

00:20:16.800 covered by the mainstream media i mean we're all very very familiar with uh the car in uh charlottesville

00:20:26.740 that ran over people at the they were nazis okay we are all very familiar with that media will not

00:20:33.720 let us forget that however the media has already forgotten waukesha after after thinking i guess

00:20:42.040 that maybe it was a tesla that was just driving itself and it drove into a parade for the first few

00:20:49.740 hours we now know exactly who drove this car in and he is a racist who on the black side he is a black 0.64

00:21:01.660 supremacist who actually quotes on his own uh facebook page adolf hitler in a positive way now we all know

00:21:11.840 if that was a white supremacist we would never be there would be federal investigations everywhere

00:21:18.260 and we would never stop hearing about it so how do you get to justice and peace

00:21:29.660 no justice no peace well there's a lot of people in america uh quite honestly both republican democrat and

00:21:39.280 independent that all say justice is not being served here so how do you call for peace

00:21:47.800 justice and justice uh senator ron johnson wants to set the record straight um and then coming up next

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00:24:30.100 this is the glenn beck program we have senator ron johnson the u.s senator uh republican from wisconsin

00:24:46.220 we want to talk to him about the waukesha christmas massacre uh senator i you know it's bothered me so

00:24:54.780 much that the white house can keep saying our hearts are with the people of waukesha um although

00:25:01.620 our thoughts and prayers are not good enough for them most of the time but um the white house is

00:25:08.260 correct uh and so are we our hearts and our thoughts and prayers are with the people of waukesha

00:25:14.960 horrible horrible tragedy well i appreciate that what i can report from waukesha the healing has

00:25:23.620 begun um it began literally the moment of the tragedy as you saw uh the citizens of waukesha respond with

00:25:31.460 just you know compassion uh integrity um as they were dealing with the victims uh just the again i i'm

00:25:40.080 just i'm haunted and i wasn't there i'm haunted by the thought of little children on the curb waiting

00:25:45.960 to see santa claus and the dancing granny instead of seeing the slaughter so it's going to take an

00:25:51.800 awful lot of time to heal but the very next night they held a interfaith prayer vigil i think it's

00:25:57.560 probably over a thousand people that showed up um i was able to attend and just talk to members of

00:26:02.920 the community the the first responders i mean it was i'll never forget it um sorrowful and yet hopeful

00:26:09.820 i guess because you know so often glenn you know this is in in the midst of uh one of these horrific

00:26:16.600 events that caused by the worst in humanity the the best of humanity is often revealed and i'm i think

00:26:24.340 we witness that again right away in waukesha and as as the city continues to heal i think we'll continue

00:26:31.180 to see that so they'll recover but i know they they truly appreciate the thoughts and prayers uh i

00:26:36.040 know they're they're appreciating the financial supports community foundation i think if they've

00:26:39.600 been uh i don't want to say overwhelmed but i think they're incredibly uh appreciative of of all the

00:26:47.320 thoughts and prayers and all the financial assistance coming in to tell people that uh you know the

00:26:51.360 grievously injured that we still have uh uh three children in critical condition a number of the

00:26:56.320 other adults in critical condition as well so this is going to be a long long road uh to

00:27:01.000 recovery all right let me let me take you through a timeline here um you first slam democratic

00:27:07.380 officials uh following the christmas parade over the weekend um you said when you look the other way

00:27:13.360 when you almost encourage lawlessness i would drop the word almost just like let's face it you have

00:27:19.760 political figures doing during the summer uh riots of 2020 encouraging people to donate to the bail fund

00:27:26.140 so you can bail these people out when you encourage lawlessness you're going to get more of it uh it

00:27:33.660 becomes more and more violent it starts spilling over from crime-ridden generally democratic governed

00:27:38.580 cities into surrounding areas that's probably what we witnessed here in waukesha you started to get all

00:27:46.060 kinds of heat from the left on that do you still stand by those words yes i'm i'm outraged by what

00:27:54.880 happened because it never should have happened glenn it never should have happened this the accused

00:28:00.620 now call him the accused um he never should have been out on the street but it's the the catch and

00:28:06.980 release not only the southern border but we have catch and release within our criminal justice system

00:28:10.460 and you've got the left pushing either low bail or no bail and again you had you know the current

00:28:16.320 vice president after the minneapolis riots encouraging people to donate to a bail fund to bail the rioters

00:28:22.380 out you have the press looking the other way as during the 570 plus riots during the summer

00:28:29.220 instead all the focus is on on january 6th as much as i condemn that now i'm also condemning the

00:28:34.920 violence that the 2 000 law enforcement officers were injured during those summer riots the

00:28:39.660 couple dozen people killed during those the 2 billion dollars of profit damage we're all supposed

00:28:44.660 to look away from that but we focus instead on you know when there may be a perpetrator that comes

00:28:51.860 more from the right side of the the political spectrum so no i'm i'm outraged by all of this but i am

00:28:57.580 outraged for the citizens for the community of waukesha that are suffering when they shouldn't have

00:29:05.220 had to this this never should have happened and we've got to call it out you know part of the

00:29:09.320 healing process part of the due process is to examine why is this guy in the street why was he

00:29:15.420 able to commit this evil heinous act what why and then correct it so that's going to be part of the

00:29:24.240 process so go ahead so help me out because just a few days uh later um you come out with a statement

00:29:33.560 with tammy baldwin who is your uh cohort there in in um congress she is the democrat uh senator from

00:29:40.900 wisconsin and you write this it has come to our attention that outside individuals or groups may

00:29:46.680 attempt to exploit the tragedy that occurred last sunday in waukesha for their own political purposes

00:29:51.020 as the u.s senators representing wisconsin one from each political party we are asking everyone to

00:29:56.400 consider such action to cease and desist we have full confidence in the local officials who responded with

00:30:02.120 extraordinary professionalism competence integrity and compassion they have many difficult duties to

00:30:07.140 perform in the coming days weeks and months and they should be afforded the respect and support they

00:30:11.240 deserve to undertake their responsibilities without outside inform uh interference you go on for a couple

00:30:17.120 of more paragraphs but it's basically the same thing um how what's angering some people on both sides

00:30:25.020 is you just made it political by saying what you just said and now you're saying don't make it

00:30:31.860 political well how is this not a political issue so i guess you have to read carefully what i said i was

00:30:39.460 trying to head off the past action that could result in uh potential violence again in waukesha so you

00:30:46.120 know i i had recently from the people i'd spoken to on monday i get a call that friday that they are

00:30:52.940 concerned that groups from both sides were going to descend on waukesha to protest or whatever and

00:31:00.620 they were concerned of a clash and maybe more violence and so all i was reacting to it then they

00:31:05.660 asked me is it can i do anything to help i said well i could issue a statement i could try and get

00:31:09.580 uh senator baldwin on on a bipartisan basis just ask people please don't do that now we weren't specific

00:31:14.740 you know i didn't want to give anybody ideas this was just something that may have been planning

00:31:19.040 we're just trying to head something off the past but i was talking about action i was talking about

00:31:23.560 potential violence this is obviously a political situation and and i by the way i share so yeah i'm

00:31:30.020 getting a lot of criticism from the right i basically agree with them 99 percent in terms of what they're

00:31:35.020 talking about because i i am outraged by the fact that the left wouldn't stop talking about for example

00:31:41.280 charlottesville they won't stop talking about january 6th but you don't hear much about the

00:31:47.600 assault on the republican members of congress on the baseball field i i don't think waukesha is really

00:31:55.420 much on anybody's front page other than in right-wing media now so trust me you know both of us are

00:32:02.040 recipients of grossly unfair coverage by the left the left-wing media the distortions the lies the false

00:32:09.540 narratives so no i'm not happy with it all i think i blame the press for some so much of our

00:32:14.740 divisiveness in this country they exacerbate it they're the ones that light the fuse so i completely

00:32:20.600 agree with even even people criticize me i understand why they criticize me and i agree with them but again

00:32:26.260 they're just getting it wrong that i was inferring that don't make this political it is political

00:32:31.060 this occurred because of political decisions on no and low bail that need to be protected or corrected

00:32:39.260 but they need to be called out so again i i think what i my statement was misconstrued again they

00:32:45.140 didn't understand the backstory they didn't understand i was responding to requests to help

00:32:49.560 to try and head something off at the pass we didn't want to see more violence again i'm i'm talking to

00:32:55.240 people who had to to help pick up dead bodies off the pavement they they had enough to deal with they

00:33:01.820 didn't need to deal with additional protesters and people taking advantage of the situation

00:33:06.780 uh physical presence potentially resulting in violence that coming in from coming in from other

00:33:13.840 parts of the country too usually these protesters are are bust in um so what do we do uh about this

00:33:23.640 what can be done i mean the the the media is truly truly responsible the best example uh counter

00:33:32.440 example of this is what happened in charlottesville that story everybody knows donald trump was the

00:33:40.200 took the brunt of that one because basically he said kind of the same thing he was saying there's

00:33:46.800 good people on both sides i condemn those who do the violence uh but let's not let's not you know

00:33:54.160 bunch everybody into this together he was he was saying let's look at this rationally the press

00:34:01.620 wouldn't do it you're saying just give me just we have to talk about politics but let's be rational

00:34:09.320 on the ground let's not do anything that calls blm in or you know any white supremacist group in

00:34:17.100 correct yeah right i just didn't want to see physical physical presence that could result in violence

00:34:24.380 okay but no the political discussion has to take care or take place and there's no doubt about it

00:34:31.260 the the media the the bulk of the mainstream media the social media they are far left unfortunately we

00:34:37.160 still have freedom of the press so you know we've got you we've got the blaze we've got other

00:34:41.920 conservative outlets so we have freedom of the press but we are by and large overwhelmed by the left

00:34:48.340 press in the mainstream media it's a huge disadvantage we have so we've got to work harder

00:34:53.940 we've got to work smarter we do need to remain unified as much as possible i think that would

00:34:59.560 also be helpful uh senator uh ron johnson um thank you i you know it's it is um becoming increasingly

00:35:10.840 difficult um to be able to hold people together when we are absolutists you are either absolutely my

00:35:20.940 enemy or you're absolutely my friend and uh one one issue or one disagreement on approach uh

00:35:31.360 changes everything and that that that won't work that just won't work we we have to be able to

00:35:39.280 um have some reason if we're going to be able to stick together no it's it's a losing strategy

00:35:48.340 it's just a losing strategy you you need to you know we need to cling to our first principles we need

00:35:54.100 to understand what do we agree on and you know from the right you know we all agree on i think this

00:35:58.680 was donald trump's greatest achievement he assembled a coalition of people that fervently love this

00:36:03.760 country and in addition they recognize what made it great not big government individual

00:36:09.100 liberty and freedom we are operating within a free market system that allows them to dream and

00:36:13.360 aspire and build and create that's the coalition that we need to keep together and yeah we're going

00:36:18.160 to have our differences you may not agree with everything everybody says or how they write

00:36:22.300 something but we need to focus on what we are trying to accomplish we're trying to save this country

00:36:27.220 because the left is destroying it so again you know some people may not like the way i issued that

00:36:34.320 statement on a bipartisan basis but i i and i would do it again because there's the right thing to do

00:36:38.760 if there's no there's no writing yet in in walk shot and that's a good thing maybe i helped prevent

00:36:44.960 that i don't know but it was worth doing it was worth trying to help but at the same time we have to

00:36:51.220 recognize the left is destroying this country they are our political point opponents we need to focus

00:36:57.880 on them we need to exert our energy to defeating them and when i say defeat i mean sweep them from

00:37:05.620 power at the national level at the state and at the local level primarily at the local level

00:37:11.200 we've allowed radical lefts to take over our school boards which is why they're teaching critical race 0.98

00:37:16.140 theory we took our eye off the ball focusing everything on the federal government uh we need to

00:37:21.220 focus and be as relentless as the left is in preserving our freedom as they are in taking away from us

00:37:27.600 thank you very much uh senator ron johnson i appreciate it god bless thank you you bet uh by the

00:37:34.520 way i believe i'm not sure if it's up on the website yet do we know if his he wrote an op-ed and um and

00:37:42.060 jason whitlock disagrees with him he's going to be on with us in about an hour um hopefully jason was

00:37:49.380 listening to this uh and he's going to respond uh but he's already written an op-ed that was placed on

00:37:56.420 the blaze and so the senator asked for the same opportunity and we're giving him that opportunity

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00:39:19.100 may i just rant on what the hell is wrong with texans i live in a town uh that is the craziest 0.64

00:39:31.660 thing i've ever seen last night you know we have a 13 million dollar firehouse it's nicer than anybody's

00:39:40.440 house i've ever been in i haven't been to bill gates house it is unbelievable 13 million dollars

00:39:47.180 they built it because the firemen accidentally left the stove on while they were out on a car

00:39:51.560 call and burned down the other firehouse but that's we don't have to concentrate on that so 13 million

00:39:57.340 dollar firehouse last night i go to the christmas tree lighting and everybody gets an armband uh from

00:40:03.060 the city armband wow we are no dark dark road no a wristband oh okay uh and it lights up uh when

00:40:09.900 they lit the christmas tree that's pretty cool and it was like yay and and you know as they're doing it

00:40:14.160 i don't have the wristband and i went yay and all of our property tax paid for this and you're gonna

00:40:20.760 throw it away in the next few minutes uh and at least some people turned around and went damn right

00:40:27.300 i am really getting sick of this and i said oh but have you seen in the town hall the new restaurant

00:40:32.660 bar the city built with your taxes so you can go in and talk to the mayor or the city council

00:40:40.200 in a restaurant bar atmosphere run by the town run by the town what the hell is happening to common

00:40:51.640 cents that's the definition of socialism and they're competing with local businesses exactly

00:40:57.760 right so some local restaurant down the road not subsidized by our tax dollars so the local

00:41:03.920 restaurant is paying taxes to support its own competition that's being run by the sanity

00:41:08.760 it's absolute insanity unreal we by the way our little town pays twice the property tax than the

00:41:17.540 highest property tax in the entire state of texas this is the glenn back program we have something

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00:42:35.540 all right a little on andrew cuomo a little on the banking system and woke capitalism what you can do

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00:42:45.740 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:43:12.980 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program there is a great movement that is going on in

00:43:29.120 america people are waking up for the first time in my career i think people are catching on quickly

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00:45:29.660 all right some really good news coming out of our states uh there have been

00:45:46.140 um 14 state treasurers that have actually now signed on um to um a letter saying warning the banks

00:45:59.020 the banks uh last week they received a letter 600 billion dollars in assets from the states they take

00:46:09.900 in money from taxes etc etc and they put them in these banks and they said they are going to take all of that money

00:46:18.860 if the financial institutions embrace corporate wokeism and prohibit financing of the fossil fuel industry

00:46:27.580 this is the main point of um build back better build back better is being led by the banking uh authority and the investment firms

00:46:42.880 so they know that they can do it without the government if the government pressures these businesses these banks to sign on to this

00:46:54.540 they'll make a lot of money and they'll make things all green and all social justice and it will be a utopia

00:47:02.380 because they will destroy any of the businesses that disagree with them so they are now not financing new new oil refineries

00:47:12.860 uh new energy uh projects they're not financing the keystone oil pipeline

00:47:20.300 the government is in bed now with the banks and soon the insurance companies and you won't be able to do business

00:47:28.400 gun owners you you're not going to have a store that is going to be able to afford the insurance

00:47:34.380 or get the loans to be able to buy an inventory so you can have guns

00:47:40.300 your gun manufacturer is not going to be able to have a bank that will provide transactions for them

00:47:48.040 this is what's happening now this is being led by west virginia republican treasurer riley moore

00:47:56.460 uh and he's got 14 state treasurers on board right now they promised a collective action in the form of economic boycotts 0.88

00:48:07.000 just as each state represented in this letter is unique in its own governing laws and economy

00:48:12.520 our action will take different forms however the overarching objective of our actions will be the same

00:48:20.040 to protect our state's economies jobs and energy independence from these unwarranted attacks

00:48:26.600 on our critical infrastructure and interest and industries

00:48:31.400 so far they have the state treasurers from arizona arkansas idaho louisiana missouri nebraska north dakota

00:48:42.660 south carolina south dakota utah wyoming alabama texas and kentucky in addition to west virginia

00:48:51.780 now the left is saying well there's 22 republican states how come you how come you only have 14 this is

00:49:00.920 no big deal this is the beginning of this when i talked to the um the 22 uh uh attorney generals

00:49:11.740 they were having their annual meeting and the republican attorney generals were there and i talked

00:49:19.660 to them about the great reset and i told them what was happening with the banking system most of them

00:49:26.460 i would say uh half of them didn't know anything about this they had heard things but they weren't

00:49:33.960 really sure what it was and when i explained the banking system they perked up like wait wait wait

00:49:40.360 and told them look it is up to the attorney generals and i i didn't say the state treasurers but this is a

00:49:50.080 brilliant plan it is up to the individual states if we don't stand together we will fall

00:49:58.660 and this is a really good thing so if you live in a republican state you need to call your state

00:50:08.160 treasurer's office and your governor's office and ask them why they are not signing on to this uh

00:50:16.620 financial letter with web with west virginia you can find the letter online i'll tweet it out stew can

00:50:24.400 you just tweet it out from from me um we'll tweet it out so you can read it but they are not going to put

00:50:33.080 your tax dollars in any of these banks who are going along with the esg nonsense when it comes to 0.99

00:50:41.220 uh oil and gas i i think it should be expanded i think there should be oil and gas and any other

00:50:50.180 constitutionally legal um operation i mean the the banks won't do business with uh you know

00:51:03.060 these pot places they can't they won't take the money that's caused a lot of problems well i can kind

00:51:10.980 of understand that because it's not settled but somebody needs to settle this is this legal or not

00:51:16.880 legal right now the state and the federal government are arguing about it settle it and if it's going to

00:51:23.760 be legal which it's going to be if it's going to be legal then the banks should have to be able

00:51:28.900 should be should be uh forced to take that money and treat them just like any other legal business 1.00

00:51:37.220 period

00:51:37.960 these giant corporations are gonna kill us if we don't stand together this is a state boycott again

00:51:50.100 the states arizona arkansas idaho louisiana missouri nebraska north dakota south carolina south dakota

00:51:58.220 utah wyoming alabama texas kentucky and west virginia are all in on this and have already signed the

00:52:05.120 letter if your state wasn't included in that call your state treasurer right now call your governor's

00:52:12.860 office call the head of your gop uh in that state and say why aren't you doing this get on board with

00:52:21.260 this because esg is changing absolutely everything really is and it's it's affecting

00:52:28.280 all sorts of different things it's why we're paying so much money for gas yeah uh this is a good

00:52:34.440 example glenn this is a story in the new york times that came out the other day that about europe now

00:52:39.320 revisiting their nuclear power stance as climate deadlines loom and so wait wait wait what is their

00:52:45.880 stance they're for it or against it so they were for it at one point okay yeah france famously has

00:52:51.140 80 percent of their power from nuclear uh and then they turned against it i don't know maybe a decade

00:52:56.240 or so ago because of because of dumb environmentalist pressure even though it's the cleanest and safest

00:53:02.880 energy source we have ever developed as man full stop it's that clear uh and so it should be something

00:53:12.300 that they should embrace and it's one of those things that the conservatives have generally

00:53:16.340 embraced too i mean it's exciting right the idea to have an unlimited amount of power that we don't

00:53:21.080 have to depend on anyone else for is a pretty great thing not to mention any of the climate benefits that

00:53:26.840 might come out correct so you're not serious about climate control and climate change you're not

00:53:33.000 serious about it if you don't add nuclear energy as the top idea that we need to pursue easiest way to

00:53:40.640 sort out a real environmentalist from someone who's just playing politics right stop you could stop

00:53:46.380 all coal tomorrow all coal tomorrow and not have a blip as long as you've built the nuclear power plants

00:53:55.200 you build the nuclear power plants we don't ever need coal sorry west virginia and pennsylvania

00:54:00.400 now you go back to when we were building the nuclear power plants it's ancient technology to what they

00:54:05.800 could do now i mean it really is so part of this story talks about how they're coming up with these

00:54:11.280 new technologies and they want to implement them um and what's interesting about it is they can't seem

00:54:15.960 to pull the trigger on this and it's because essentially of a version of what you're talking

00:54:21.040 about and have been talking about esg standards france and a bunch of other uh eastern european

00:54:27.100 countries bulgaria czech republic hungary poland romania they want the european union

00:54:32.200 this overarching group that sits above all of them for decision making purposes to classify nuclear

00:54:38.460 energy as sustainable and a sustainable investment if they are to do that it flips a switch

00:54:44.840 and it would unlock billions of euros in state aid and investment from pension funds banks and other

00:54:50.700 investors seeking to put money in environmental causes correct so from day one to day two nuclear

00:54:58.180 power doesn't get any better or any worse for the environment but if the esg standards say hey

00:55:04.440 now we think we're going to classify it as a sustainable investment the environmental profile has not changed

00:55:12.380 here they're just flipping a switch and saying uh no it's not sustainable yes it is sustainable when

00:55:16.920 that happens all of this money can flow into it so the european union is controlling billions and

00:55:24.540 billions and billions of dollars in investment basically on a dumb piece of paper that changes

00:55:30.400 the classification of nuclear energy and and that is exactly what's going to happen and think of the

00:55:36.760 corruption think of the corruption your politicians will be begging for it you're begging for it

00:55:43.220 your politicians will be in control of all investment dollars based on how they define uh racial equity

00:55:54.380 how they define environmental equity uh sustainability if they want to put a carve out then that industry

00:56:04.140 suddenly is going to be fine if they're not friendly to that industry they will destroy that industry

00:56:12.700 and it won't make any sense this is all corrupt all of this is corrupt and it gives you the appearance

00:56:20.180 of a quote-unquote free market of investment when it's not a free market of investment it's it's being

00:56:26.540 directed by the government and in this case not even the country's government but above that with the

00:56:33.960 european union and you think brexit was a bad idea i mean you want to get this is how you are able to

00:56:40.220 pull yourself out of these decisions so you know omarova who because of this audience um according to

00:56:46.540 a couple of senators because of this audience you knew about omarova the woman that was going to be 0.97

00:56:53.700 the comptroller of our treasury we talked about that a lot you reacted to it and you woke senators up

00:57:01.380 and she has been denied her position in the uh the biden cabinet and not just republican senators but

00:57:09.280 democratic senators this audience woke up yes with that four of them four of them i thought it was

00:57:14.660 five it might have been was it five total i think yeah um so just so you know the kind of thing that

00:57:20.560 she was advocating for and the biden administration is advocating for is that congress would delegate a

00:57:28.320 golden share responsibility to federal agencies i don't know if congress has to do that if we don't

00:57:35.400 get our federal agencies under control a golden share responsibility to federal agencies which she 0.98

00:57:41.920 defined as a wide range of legal arrangements giving the government special exclusive and non-transferable

00:57:48.100 corporate governance rights in privately owned businesses so in other words if a business says no we are

00:57:55.720 going to build another factory we're going to be making more of this whatever it is and the government

00:58:01.820 doesn't like it the government has a golden share and it overrides the shareholders and the board of

00:58:10.860 directors so it can basically say no you're not doing that anymore whatever whim there is this is the

00:58:20.860 definition of corporate fascism it's really dangerous if your state is not on that list this is a a great

00:58:32.700 fight to have this is the states and your local city should be doing the same you should be doing the

00:58:40.540 same if you still have your money in one of the big five banks you need to pull that money out do it

00:58:48.720 today pull your money out and tell them why and put it into a local bank locally owned and operated

00:58:57.640 you have to do that now send them the message you're not doing any of this with my money

00:59:04.540 if we all stood together we could change things overnight

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01:00:56.320 jason whitlock is uh joining us about uh waukesha coming up in in just a few minutes stew i think

01:01:06.600 we should we should spend a little time on fredo getting whacked partially partially whacked yes uh

01:01:15.640 poor fredo chris cuomo who's who's just awful i'm well andrew cuomo was awful chris cuomo was worse 0.83

01:01:22.280 dot com uh and you know looking at this happen i don't think i i believed it until just a couple

01:01:30.220 of days ago that cnn would do anything about this well but have they i mean you have to say they

01:01:35.920 have standards they're incredibly low standards and i don't again believe that they're doing this

01:01:42.720 because they think or care about journalistic integrity when it comes to chris cuomo they care

01:01:47.760 that i think they've been embarrassed so fully here's the fredo analogy do you remember the

01:01:55.160 godfather comes up to fredo at the wedding and kisses him i know it was you fredo i know it was

01:02:04.200 you and fredo kind of backs up that was cnn kissing yesterday but he hasn't gotten into the boat to go

01:02:12.360 fishing yet all they did was all all the godfather was saying was fredo i know it was you get away

01:02:22.000 go away and he stands you know in the other room at the wedding he's not been he's not been uh

01:02:30.160 sleeping with the fishes yet so far yeah he's suspended indefinitely which is a considerable

01:02:36.360 step from cnn they actually have done more than i would have expected them to do now on the other

01:02:43.080 side of this what happens i have all sorts of complete speculation as to what's going on behind

01:02:48.520 the scenes but what we can say is that they you know you you know with jeffrey toobin they brought

01:02:53.960 him back after he was doing his thing on the zoom call yeah doing his thing yeah and brought him back

01:02:58.940 on the air and so there's some belief that well if they didn't get rid of toobin but toobin was i mean

01:03:05.420 a gross icky awful i'd fire him for it mistake yeah but it was a mistake yeah that's important i

01:03:12.100 think it was unintentional we believe that jeffrey toobin did this with chris cuomo it was intentional

01:03:20.700 i mean he was and he went on the air months after it occurred and lied about it on the air and lied to

01:03:27.640 cnn about it and told cnn that he did not call uh press sources uh about his brother which he said

01:03:37.320 on the air and lied about and he said he did not try to get information and disparage these women

01:03:43.280 which we now have text messages of him multiple times trying to get the group to align behind this

01:03:50.340 um lead he had to take down uh the wedding girl as he put it that's amazing uh who was accusing uh

01:03:58.960 real quick why do you what is it is it just do you think that he is he's got legal stuff against cnn

01:04:05.180 that's making them not fire him i would not be surprised if he was had previously been in the

01:04:10.120 offices of executives and giving them legal advice that's amazing that they don't want out there

01:04:16.940 i think they bring him back once the storm yeah i think they're trying to see how big the storm is

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01:05:44.120 jason whitlock is uh here is a blaze tv host fearless uh he has uh he has written and uh and

01:06:00.500 spoken about waukesha a lot uh and he disagrees with uh senator ron johnson who was on with us an hour ago

01:06:09.220 and who has uh written his own op-ed that can be found at the blaze.com right now i'll be tweeting

01:06:15.280 it out soon um jason says here's why daryl brooks and the waukesha massacre must be politicized

01:06:23.420 and i don't know jason if you heard the senator but uh i don't think he disagrees with you

01:06:31.140 i i did hear what he said i've read his op-ed it was it was it was sent to me and and what what i

01:06:40.700 would say is i think that ron johnson and a lot of conservatives don't understand how boldly and

01:06:51.740 fearlessly the left is going to have to be confronted about their racist strategies

01:07:01.120 that they're executing uh and that the waukesha massacre gives us a great opportunity to boldly and

01:07:10.980 fearlessly put it in everyone's face just how evil wicked dastardly uh deceptively they're going about

01:07:24.340 trying to change america and they're using right they're using race to do it and they have to be

01:07:32.000 called out on this at all times and so so i reread his original statement with tammy baldwin

01:07:40.500 and i get that he's saying that you know what i was trying to infer is let's not have political

01:07:46.600 violence and listening to his words today i can see where he was trying to go with that public statement

01:07:53.820 correct but you know the statement out there on its own look like the kind of naivety that i see

01:08:02.340 from a lot of conservatives that somehow we're going to make peace with these guys and we're going to

01:08:07.920 so we're going to be above yeah no addressing the racial game that's being played on conservatives and

01:08:13.720 people of traditional values and christians and we just can't afford to do it and i know there's great

01:08:20.540 peril and risk uh to doing it and particularly for white guys uh but that is what the time requires

01:08:27.800 so i i agree with you 100 i happen to agree with him also 100 um because i think the disagreement here

01:08:35.080 is in the nuance because he came out and blasted uh the media blasted the left blasted this new you

01:08:44.760 know justice reform bullcrap that lets everybody out without bail uh and he took that on then for

01:08:53.440 the vigil and everything else he was saying let's not have political activists out on the streets let's

01:09:00.560 not make this uh political no violence so i think the problem here is is is we don't have a tolerance

01:09:09.000 of nuance um we see people as either on our side or off our side uh and you could say that about

01:09:17.480 either one of you you're not on the side of peace and you're not on the side of of defending the

01:09:23.880 republic you guys are both on the same side uh it's just this lack of nuance or reality of nuance because

01:09:34.680 if we don't appreciate nuance uh we're gonna lose because we need everybody on the same side

01:09:41.540 glenn i i would agree and one of the my strengths and maybe a flaw in this example is like i'm a writer

01:09:50.720 yeah and so words matter and so what i read was hey let's don't anybody exploit this for political

01:09:59.760 purposes what i heard him say today was let's make sure there's no political violence yes and and so

01:10:08.400 yeah i was reacting to what was in the statement i think where ron johnson makes a great point

01:10:17.060 is he's basically in his op-ed he's like jason or whoever's criticizing call me man i'm on your team

01:10:25.780 didn't you see what i said earlier right i totally and and so that's a fair criticism of me yeah no

01:10:33.920 it happens to all of us it happens to all of us i i just think that uh uh because my first question

01:10:40.760 to him was how do you not make this about politics because politics is what led to this yes no question

01:10:49.160 about and you just hammered my point right their political strategy the democratic

01:10:55.520 political strategy is racially dividing this country and leading to this sort of violence

01:11:02.420 and and and to sit there and to think daryl brooks killed six people and his social media post

01:11:11.880 filled with his worldview his racist worldview his uh anti-trump worldview he quotes hitler

01:11:21.520 he quotes hitler yes all the things that allegedly allegedly inspired uh the insurrection

01:11:29.420 yeah that only one person died and she was shot by police and here we got six dead bodies one of them

01:11:37.000 a child six 50 60 people in the hospital and we know that i don't know what percent if it's only two

01:11:45.500 what he was radicalized by our corporate media and and the mainstreaming of ideas that that are

01:11:56.240 repugnant and false and and we need to talk about the consequences of this strategy that the democrats

01:12:05.240 are executing and so i'm just it has to be exploited for political purposes i get his desire and wanting

01:12:12.920 to be a responsible politician and make sure there's no additional violence i don't know if i would

01:12:18.760 have issued a and i know that there's probably he there's about hey a joint statement between democrats

01:12:23.560 and republicans i'd have put out my own statement uh because if you start compromising with idiots and 0.86

01:12:30.480 people that have no respect for objective truth you ended up coming out with a watered down statement

01:12:36.920 that doesn't clearly state what you actually believe sure and and and that's my problem with the left

01:12:44.120 the objective truth is is not part of their platform it's not part of what they believe and so you end up

01:12:53.340 compromising with people and you meet people halfway to stupidity yeah i think you're you're right on that

01:12:58.820 you know i i got a lot of heat for going down to the border from the right um and taking care of these kids

01:13:06.380 that were just abandoned by obama uh it's basically the same kind of situation that is happening now

01:13:13.360 uh we're arguing about these kids in the cages but who's really taking care of them nobody is really

01:13:18.880 taking care of them it's a much worse situation now uh and i wanted to make sure these kids were

01:13:24.960 returned but had a good taste in their mouth about the american citizens and make sure that um we didn't

01:13:32.740 close our heart to kids in cages uh and i got a lot of heat on that but i did it by myself i wouldn't

01:13:39.960 have joined with somebody on the left because they don't have the same uh ends and the same purposes

01:13:49.140 that i uh that i have you know they they are you know probably for open borders so i don't care what

01:13:57.060 they say that's not my message my message is we've got to take care of our hearts and our republic at

01:14:05.160 the same time listen i think ron johnson knows what we're talking about and what we're saying and you

01:14:14.560 know he's involved in politics at a level that i'm clearly not and so he maybe he feels a bit more

01:14:22.840 vulnerable but where i'm at and and it's i don't want to be here forever i don't i hope things change

01:14:33.040 but i think when people are arguing that men can have babies yeah and that the police are just out

01:14:40.100 slaughtering black people indiscriminately i can't make peace with them because that i agree with you 1.00

01:14:47.140 facts i agree that that they're ignoring and so it would be like if i went to go buy some jeans

01:14:54.360 and the salesperson kept saying jason i really think you can get in these size 34 jeans i would

01:15:00.160 go for i wouldn't deal with that salesperson right i i i agree with you 100 i can make peace with them

01:15:08.620 but i can't uh not fight them you know i'm not going to fight on the streets at this point with them

01:15:15.880 but i am going to i would peacefully march on the streets against them and i can't have a conversation

01:15:22.280 i i just um had a conversation with andrew yang and before we started i said let's just go through

01:15:28.460 the core principles do you believe in the first amendment and all of that means second amendment

01:15:34.180 third amendment you believe in the bill of rights he said yeah i said as written yeah okay good

01:15:40.940 then we can have a conversation because i know you're shooting for the protection of rights

01:15:47.180 and now i can look at your policies and go but wait a minute doesn't that infringe on this right

01:15:53.920 and have an honest conversation because we have something we agree on with the left i don't have

01:15:59.680 anything we can agree on you know i they want to change us into a what i think is a very racist

01:16:07.180 uh and uh degenerate uh and uh degenerate society and i want no part of it i they want that they want

01:16:17.660 a society where elites all get along and have this wonderful life and everybody below fights over

01:16:25.480 crumbs so and so that turned into a really ugly fight jason i think the real the real problem here

01:16:32.460 really is the media the media you know they they really pretty much caused all of this by not

01:16:42.220 telling the truth by a letting by letting people loot stores you know two summers ago and call the

01:16:49.840 mostly peaceful protests while cars and everything were burning behind them um that lie is just led to

01:16:57.600 all kinds of problems they lie after lie after lie and now they are clear and verifiable they've left

01:17:05.780 waukesha completely alone they when when the same thing happened in charleston they ran with that story

01:17:15.600 for months they was even questioned in the last debate with uh president trump i mean they never let go

01:17:24.620 of that story here not a peep on waukesha now they're still milking the charlottesville story

01:17:31.540 and they're never going to let it go like they're never going to let january 6th go and the demonization

01:17:40.060 of all trump supporters and and do i think all trump supporters are perfect people absolutely not but like

01:17:47.660 if you understand america everybody has to have a voice and a respected voice it can't just be

01:17:56.040 oh the lgbtq they can have a voice black lives matters they can have a voice but you trump supporters

01:18:04.160 who think some things we disagree with you can't have a voice and you're the worst people on the planet

01:18:10.960 that's a joke that that's not an america that works for everybody and eventually i mean my message

01:18:18.920 that i'm trying to convey uh most particularly to black people i'm just this standard doesn't work

01:18:25.500 for us it maybe you foolishly think you're getting a brief moment of satisfaction but it will be a very

01:18:35.560 brief moment if this standard that they're setting up continues we are going to be first on the

01:18:44.440 chopping block first destroyed by it and all everybody that's giggling and laughing now and like

01:18:51.520 uh kyle rittenhouse is the worst person on the planet and and daryl brooks is a victim of 0.53

01:18:57.740 of oppressive system and racism and blah blah blah and and he was fleeing the police and all that other

01:19:04.800 stuff i'm just i'm just i got more in common far more in common with kyle rittenhouse than i do

01:19:12.280 daryl brooks and i think that's true of most black men and black people this standard that they're

01:19:20.160 setting it just doesn't work for normal people and particularly those of us with any kind of

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01:21:15.300 there's some really big court cases that are that are happening right now the giselle maxwell 0.52

01:21:22.240 uh case is going on not a galane maxwell galane maxwell uh not a lot of talk on that one

01:21:28.340 not a lot of time no uh it's weird it's weird interesting details coming out of that though

01:21:33.800 uh yeah um that's one that should be televised that should be televised i think um the other

01:21:42.020 one starts today and that is the mississippi supreme court uh battle over abortion and it is not

01:21:51.480 something that is going to be uh an overturning of abortion nationwide if they're successful it is 0.99

01:21:59.180 state's rights some states will have it some states won't and uh that's what the 10th amendment

01:22:06.460 is really all about we're going to talk to the uh governor uh tate reeves he's going to join us

01:22:11.520 next this is the uh dobbs versus jackson uh case in the supreme court oral arguments begin today

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01:24:04.160 in mississippi there was a new law that banned elective abortion after 15 weeks

01:24:34.080 of pregnancy well the supreme court announced that it would hear that appeal and uh it is an

01:24:43.340 interesting case it might not make anybody totally happy one way or the other but it is going to be a

01:24:51.320 very very important case and it begins today in the supreme court and it is it is all about

01:24:59.740 the right to life and we have the governor of mississippi uh he is going to be joining us in 60

01:25:08.420 seconds to tell us all about this and what it really means because there's a what a surprise a ton

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01:26:26.040 from mississippi the uh governor uh tate reeves is joining us now oral arguments begin today on

01:26:37.900 dobbs versus jackson and he is here to tell us all about it governor how are you sir

01:26:43.580 good morning glenn i'm doing great today i hope you are as well uh i am i am it's a good day i'm

01:26:50.260 actually um i'm actually very optimistic about the chances of this case after talking to your

01:26:59.200 really great attorney general the first woman attorney general uh in mississippi's history lynn finch

01:27:05.500 fitch yeah today is a today is a day that many of us in the pro-life movement have been

01:27:12.420 waiting for for a long time in fact some even longer than than i have been alive the yeah the roe v wade

01:27:19.440 was decided uh the the decision came down in january of 1973 and so for almost 50 years uh roe has been

01:27:27.700 the the precedent that was set uh but many of us and i'm i presume most of your listeners just really

01:27:35.160 believe that it was decided wrongly uh back in 1973 and then you also have the the casey case that

01:27:41.980 occurred in in 1992 which really helped establish the viability uh provision and and we believe that

01:27:50.280 was wrongly decided as well if you read the constitution and i've read it there is no guaranteed

01:27:57.260 right to an abortion in the united states constitution in fact not only is there not a guaranteed right

01:28:03.320 there's also nothing in the u.s constitution that prevents states like mississippi and others

01:28:09.660 from put placing reasonable limits on on those abortions and the cases before the court today

01:28:16.060 certainly places uh reasonable limits so that that's the thing reasonable limits we are so far

01:28:22.980 beyond reason the the two countries that have zero uh zero laws on the books to stop people from

01:28:31.620 abortion you can abort a baby you know while giving birth uh it's china and north korea and we are right 1.00

01:28:40.380 there at that doorstep um we are way out of line and this isn't an overturning of all abortion this

01:28:48.720 was i mean you were the speaker of the mississippi senate if i'm not mistaken and you brought the

01:28:53.060 heartbeat uh bill uh and got that passed so this is not it will take me through that from the beginning

01:29:01.120 and how we got here yeah yeah no no question and i think your point is so important because

01:29:08.260 those in the abortion on demand crowd try to convince the american public that that the the abortion laws in

01:29:18.540 the u.s are mainstream across the world and they're just simply not as you correctly pointed out

01:29:24.480 the laws in california and new york with respect to abortions are more similar to china and north korea

01:29:32.220 than they are any other country around the world in fact in there are 42 countries in europe glenn that

01:29:39.960 allow for elective abortions if this mississippi law is upheld then there will still be 39 0.61

01:29:48.480 countries in europe that have more restrictive abortion laws in mississippi which i think is one

01:29:57.180 one of if not the most conservative states in the united states and so this law just gets uh gets our

01:30:04.740 state to a point where we are more in line with mainstream countries around the world my goal

01:30:12.600 ultimately would be i'd love to see the court overthrow roe v wade that's because there is because it was

01:30:19.120 wrongly ruled but they don't have to do that to allow this ban to go into effect and that would

01:30:26.860 ultimately save lives and that's what we've been trying to do for many years is is find ways in which

01:30:33.320 to um to pass restrictions that save babies lives so you are but i want to make sure that people

01:30:42.320 understand that if this goes you're not arguing to ban all abortions in america you're saying

01:30:51.460 leave it to the states to decide leave get it out of the court system leave it to the people to decide

01:30:58.720 this so california would probably end up doing more abortions new york would end up doing more 1.00

01:31:04.860 abortions but you would do far less if any well we believe that that's the um that's what the united 0.70

01:31:13.900 states constitution um contemplates is it is the 50 labs of democracy in the states that that should

01:31:22.080 be making these decisions there's no guaranteed constitutional right to an abortion in the u.s 1.00

01:31:28.780 constitution um and and our our founding fathers were very very tactical and very intelligent in

01:31:37.960 in saying that anything that the constitution doesn't give explicit authority to the feds on

01:31:44.000 should be decided in the individual states and so uh no we're not we're not asking the court to

01:31:51.420 outlaw abortions we're just simply asking the court to recognize that it's the individual states that

01:31:58.680 should have the opportunity to set their policies based upon the will of the people in those

01:32:05.260 individual states so the left loves to scream my body my choice not when it comes to vaccines um

01:32:11.580 what is the difference here between these two why can't why do why did why is it my body my choice in

01:32:19.560 one regard and not with vaccines and and that's a that's a great question it's a fair question here's

01:32:26.180 what we've learned with respect to the vaccine even dr falci admitted on sunday that the vaccines

01:32:33.320 are pretty effective are very effective at keeping you from becoming hospitalized and from having a

01:32:42.660 severe case however uh what we have learned as more and more data comes out is there's there's

01:32:49.520 certainly um individuals that are vaccinated that are are contracting the virus and there are those who

01:32:55.540 are vaccinated that are spreading the virus and so the vaccine in my opinion is exceptionally uh helpful

01:33:02.020 in in reducing the severity of your case but that gives you as an individual the ability to make your

01:33:09.320 own decisions as to what's best for you and your family conversely with respect to abortions and this is

01:33:17.020 where the left just completely gets it wrong they want to scream my body my choice and completely ignore the

01:33:24.860 fact that there is an additional unborn child in that womb that they are aborting and ultimately

01:33:31.680 killing and so that is where the distinction lies is and abortion is is in my view by definition

01:33:39.600 the killing of an innocent unborn child and that's when it's no longer just about your body it's about the

01:33:46.340 body of that unborn child and it's why glenn it's so important that the people like me and

01:33:51.260 people like attorney general fitch and and other like-minded pro-life people around america stand up for that

01:33:57.800 unborn child because they don't have the ability to stand up for themselves you know it's interesting the um

01:34:03.920 uh the founders really addressed this i was shocked when i found this out we have we have these debates in our

01:34:09.800 mercury historic vaults um the founders talked about abortion uh and but they didn't do it on a federal level

01:34:17.420 they did it on a local level uh and uh the the argument was when you know it's a child the quickening is

01:34:26.220 what they called it when you know the baby has moved and you know it's a child you will then be causing

01:34:33.380 murder but if you don't know that and the quickening hasn't happened and something happens

01:34:39.400 then you're okay um but that was again for a local and state issue not a constitutional issue and they

01:34:48.680 were very well aware of it back then well there's there's no doubt and and and the the important

01:34:55.160 point here is here's another um example of where the the left uh really um is uh chooses to ignore

01:35:05.520 the facts they love to scream about following the science and but when it comes to abortion policies

01:35:12.880 they completely ignore the science and the fact is since casey was decided in 1992 the science has

01:35:21.940 changed yes roe v wade was decided in 1973 the science has certainly changed and the reason it has

01:35:29.860 changed when roe was decided we did not have sonograms when roe was decided we did not have ultrasounds

01:35:37.040 and every single time the technology gets better the more the science comes down on the side of

01:35:45.340 protecting unborn children here's what we know about a child at 15 weeks we know that that child

01:35:52.220 has a heartbeat we know that that child is pumping multiple quarts of blood each day we know that the

01:35:59.780 baby is developing its lungs we know that the baby can move we know that the baby can take its fingers

01:36:06.760 and hand and open and close it and most importantly perhaps glenn we know that that baby can feel pain

01:36:13.580 and because of that we believe that um that we have a a obligation to protect that unborn child how do you

01:36:24.920 think supreme court's going to rule on this case you know because the left is saying oh there are

01:36:29.760 it's just practically a complete uh religious zealot uh rightist court no it's no it's not i mean i

01:36:38.340 don't count on all you know not necessarily counting on john roberts uh you know uh actually voting for

01:36:46.140 this um what do you think what what are the odds do you think well uh i'm cautiously optimistic i'm

01:36:54.820 cautiously optimistic that that the uh justices on the supreme court are are going to um stay away

01:37:02.200 from from any uh political considerations because that's not the role of the court that is the role

01:37:08.740 of the legislative branch of government and that's the role of the executive branch of government is to

01:37:12.760 recognize public opinion and make decisions accordingly um but the the judicial branch's job

01:37:21.060 is to is to read and interpret the constitution and i think a simple reading of the u.s constitution

01:37:29.260 shows you that there is no guaranteed right to an abortion in that document and there is nothing in

01:37:36.520 that document that prevents the states from passing their own laws in fact that is really one of the

01:37:43.740 fundamental principles that this country was founded upon is that anything that is not specifically

01:37:51.200 delineated for the role of the federal government is to be handled by the states correct and so i i'm

01:37:58.880 optimistic for that reason um and i know that there have been literally millions and millions and millions

01:38:04.440 of americans praying uh for um for our legal counsel who is literally as we speak making these arguments

01:38:12.540 before the court um and and i hope that that will continue uh in the coming days and weeks before

01:38:18.440 the decision is handed down and we think it'll be months obviously before we ultimately get a decision

01:38:23.560 yeah probably in uh probably in july perfect for the midterms uh governor thank you for everything

01:38:30.280 that you've done for life uh and everything the state is going through uh right now it is probably the

01:38:38.400 most important thing that we can do if we don't get ourselves on the right side of history on

01:38:44.060 pretty big things like this uh you know we we are going to have a tough fight on everything else

01:38:50.600 thank you so much governor thank you so much for having me on glenn have a great day you too

01:38:55.240 governor tate reeves from mississippi you might want to say a prayer uh now for the legal team

01:39:02.720 they are in the uh supreme court right now doing oral arguments um and this could be a big one

01:39:12.500 this could be a big one yes still i would like to get your take on a couple things on this

01:39:20.380 where you think these justices stand we can do this in a second and also what does this do to

01:39:25.140 the politics if it when it comes out in the mid in the midterms okay yeah i'll answer both of those

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01:40:56.800 i'd be interested in hearing how you think the uh individual justices are gonna vote i i i i i have

01:41:16.660 no idea let me give you a rundown and you tell me where you disagree or agree okay uh will they

01:41:21.600 overturn roe versus weight completely let's not play with the gray area here will they overturn it

01:41:26.400 completely no so let me give you the justices solid no they will not overturn it kagan briar

01:41:32.080 so to my or yes so three got it solid yes they will overturn it thomas and alito yes okay so three to

01:41:38.740 two leaning yes to overturn i have gorsuch and amy coney barrett i would say amy i'm not sure about

01:41:48.680 gorsuch okay that's leaning not sure um leaning no i say roberts i think that's a no you think he's

01:41:58.100 a solid no overturning roe versus way yeah solid no okay solid no so if you'd take the leaners and

01:42:05.080 the solids you're let's put gorsuch into the toss toss up because you're not sure on him that puts us

01:42:11.040 at four uh to one two three four no and one two three yes yeah so that leaves two to decide it you'd

01:42:20.720 need both of them they will not overturn it kavanaugh and gorsuch they will not overturn it i think you

01:42:26.640 get gorsuch what see the difference between roberts and gorsuch is gorsuch is very bold

01:42:32.180 and that gorsuch is like hey if i have to like overturn this huge thing because i think i'm right

01:42:38.700 i'll do it right like we've and we've seen the bad side of that uh on a couple of rulings but he is not

01:42:45.840 he's not a wuss right well it's um here's what here's the problem is it's not a wuss uh that roberts

01:42:52.780 is roberts uh it he feels his job is to protect the sanctity of the court but that's what i think a

01:43:01.440 wuss is right a wuss is like he's making these decisions he may very well think roe versus

01:43:06.080 wade is terrible law but he wants to protect the reputation of the court right so he'll try to

01:43:10.520 destroying the reputation of the court the decision on obamacare destroyed the reputation of the court

01:43:17.140 i totally agree with this but like he's the type of person who will say if this court is seen as the

01:43:22.640 you know taking away women's rights we will lose our our high stature and blah blah blah blah blah 0.99

01:43:29.920 so i don't think he's going to want to do that that's why i have him leaning no i think honestly

01:43:35.320 he probably does see it as really a terrible decision as most anyone who's even familiar

01:43:41.040 with a conservative argument i think does um so kavanaugh and gorsuch i think you get i think gorsuch

01:43:47.080 will be on the right side of this i could be wrong i think he will be i think kavanaugh is the guy

01:43:52.320 to me i think kavanaugh is the one that turns this either way now amy coney barrett has not

01:43:57.240 has not really said a lot on this i mean we're we're doing some on faith uh with her though she

01:44:03.200 has written uh some critiques of roe versus wade that would make you think that she's familiar

01:44:09.220 obviously we would not have been excited about her as a justice if we did not think she'd be on

01:44:14.020 the right side of this particular case so i think she'll be okay i think gorsuch will be okay on it

01:44:19.320 too again it could be wrong on that kavanaugh's the one though i i kavanaugh acts a lot like roberts

01:44:24.700 so so but the question is not throwing away roe versus wade it is what i want and i know that i

01:44:33.060 want more than that frankly i want them to say it should be illegal everywhere but i agree with that

01:44:36.960 but i don't think this is i don't think this is going to happen i think this is going to be a good

01:44:41.440 step in that direction i think i think what we should be hoping for i mean we could always hope for

01:44:48.440 that but i don't think that's going to happen for many reasons but taking a huge step back and saying

01:44:54.740 states have the right to decide that's game changing but that is overturning roe versus

01:44:59.600 weight that's what that is states have the chance to decide and that's what it should i mean that is

01:45:05.300 not what it should be i keep saying that it's it's it is not what it should be however when it comes to

01:45:10.080 this particular ruling overturning it and throwing it back to the states is probably the best we could

01:45:14.120 possibly hope for and uh you know i just don't i don't know if we're gonna get it i think you're

01:45:19.900 more likely to get something in that gray area where they allow the mississippi law but still have

01:45:25.880 a pretty significant limit on how far you can go i hope that doesn't happen uh gold line if you're

01:45:33.780 somebody who considers yourself fiscally responsible even if you're somebody who'd like

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01:46:50.940 student i've been debating this back and forth um you know overturning roe versus wade is not

01:47:07.780 the same as banning all abortions and my my feeling is if you would ban all abortions you'd have a civil

01:47:17.160 war because the left a wants one and b they're a death cult they are an absolute death cult and

01:47:25.800 they will fall on their sword on this one if you take the the right to kill babies away from the left you will

01:47:35.400 have the same reaction that the right would have if you said no guns in the hands of citizens they won't stand

01:47:42.940 for it uh you know ones to protect life the other one is to kill uh and they are such a death cult that's

01:47:51.460 what you'd have i don't think there's a chance that that i'm that's not even what they're arguing about

01:47:57.280 in this uh in this case but we'll give you more as we uh as we go on i wanted to bring our good friend

01:48:04.040 dr ever piper in um he is the author of book grow up he was when i first met him he was the uh president

01:48:13.300 of oklahoma wesleyan university and he wrote this great uh op-ed for his university and it's like grow

01:48:22.080 up this is not a safe space it shouldn't be a safe space and i've been a fan of his ever since ever

01:48:27.820 how are you sir i'm doing great glenn thanks for having me on your show yeah uh so i i want to talk

01:48:34.440 to you a little bit about um the coddle culture and i want to start with uh the kyle rittenhouse

01:48:41.960 uh verdict he's now not going to be going to arizona university um because the students don't want him

01:48:52.140 they've demanded that he is not going and so he's not going there what happens to a society

01:48:59.180 when it's mob rule and even if you've been uh found not guilty you don't get a second chance

01:49:06.700 well this is just another symptom of the disease of the radical promotion of narcissism and selfishness

01:49:17.300 this juvenile temper tantrum that has been taught to our progeny from our pulpits and from our podiums

01:49:24.960 i mean we've been preaching this self-esteem nonsense for decades in the church and we've been

01:49:31.000 teaching the same nonsense in our schools and we shouldn't be surprised to wake up today and find

01:49:36.660 that we're being ruled by an angry group of juveniles who aren't getting their own way and want to be

01:49:43.540 comfortable rather than confronted they don't want to have freedom they'd rather have safety and if you

01:49:50.180 compromise their sense of self-esteem they're going to shout you down they're going to throw a temper

01:49:55.440 tantrum and they're going to cancel you and they're going to get you expelled and kyle rittenhouse is just

01:50:00.480 the most recent victim of that movement you know i said in my not a daycare piece that you broke back in

01:50:06.940 2015 that if you're teaching selfishness and self-absorption at our campuses and in our schools

01:50:13.740 don't be surprised when all of a sudden you've got a self-absorbed culture a cancel culture of

01:50:19.800 perpetual children who are not going to permit anyone to even be in their presence that they don't 0.66

01:50:25.740 like and rittenhouse is just the newest example of that and by the way glenn he was enrolled as an

01:50:31.620 online student and they still said that he makes us feel unsafe we unfeel uncomfortable because this

01:50:40.340 man is a blood thirsty killer and we don't want him at our campus he was online my land and they still

01:50:47.500 are going to silence them it's not about safety it is about control and it is about ideological fascism

01:50:54.760 rather than intellectual freedom so these people are just getting into the workforce now um you know

01:51:01.480 they're in their 30s they're into the workforce these people are going to be running our country

01:51:08.660 i mean how do we reverse this well the only way you can reverse this is to have a revival to reform

01:51:18.620 the and return uh revival reform return restoration all of those words imply that you're going in one

01:51:27.660 direction and you need to make a 180 and go back in the other direction toward true north and that is

01:51:35.460 what our culture must recognize that we have to return to truth as the measuring rod of those things

01:51:43.300 being measured or we can do no measuring that's a paraphrase of c.s lewis the solution to the problem

01:51:49.720 right now is to stop elevating lies and to start recognizing that there's something that is true above

01:51:55.940 your feelings your emotions your passions your desires and your proclivities all those feelings

01:52:02.460 desires passions and proclivities are childish in nature they're not the way adults have traditionally

01:52:09.020 functioned we need to grow up and recognize that life isn't supposed to be safe it's supposed to be

01:52:15.160 good and that goodness is defined by god not you and in fact even this case in the supreme court right

01:52:22.160 now it's the exact same thing they want to redefine what it means to be a human they want to elevate

01:52:28.680 themselves as god and decide what's human and what's not and they're deciding that the youngest and most

01:52:35.700 vulnerable among us are not human they're deciding what the human being is they've elevated themselves 0.96

01:52:43.080 to be as god did you see what happened in france with uh the cathedral of notre dame where they are

01:52:51.200 building that into a social justice center where one chapel is for the environment one chapel is for

01:52:58.800 equity i mean it is i really think that you know people have feared one world government and one world

01:53:07.440 religion i think we have the one world religion forming right now well and i think france tried

01:53:15.460 this once before yeah they might want to refresh their memory on ruse and on uh diderot and ropes

01:53:24.280 pierre and the end result of all of that was what the guillotine blood flowed in the streets they did not

01:53:30.660 get liberty they got tons and tons of despotic law being imposed upon them to the point that even the

01:53:38.160 advocates of the french revolution the leaders ropes pierre in particular lost his head because of

01:53:44.080 the rule of the gang and the mob that rose up how concerned are you about the the daycares that if this

01:53:51.880 bill is passed this build back better bill uh our kids are going to be in school from almost birth

01:54:00.640 to you know 24 years old well you know that i've written recently that uh you know all these

01:54:08.400 people calling for our schools to open back up you know we get it we got to get our kids back in the

01:54:12.360 schools we got to get our kids back in the classrooms why why ideas have consequences and if

01:54:18.360 the ideas that we're teaching in our schools are bad then maybe those schools aren't the best place

01:54:24.200 for our children if we're going to continue to teach for example social emotional learning sel which is

01:54:30.600 just another way to get critical race theory and blm and classical marxism indoctrinated into your kids

01:54:37.000 at the earliest age if sel is the curriculum which it is in most schools across the land then why in

01:54:44.100 the world would any good parent want his kids in those schools so most people have heard of uh critical

01:54:51.600 race theory now what is sel sel is pervasive you go check out your local school and ask them if they

01:55:01.620 have social emotional learning as part of their curriculum the answer is going to be yes yes sel is

01:55:09.020 nothing but a regurgitation of the self-esteem movement overlaid with socialism communism and marxism

01:55:17.360 and now salted with the lgbtqia crt sjwblm alphabet soup of nonsense so so wait a minute so how does sel

01:55:29.680 manifest itself um as critical race theory can you give me any of the the obvious points here

01:55:40.300 okay well let me go this doesn't necessarily hit critical race theory but it kind of does so let

01:55:46.440 me start with this one in oklahoma we are the reddest of red states not one county has gone blue in four

01:55:52.420 successive presidential elections so you would think that we've got our head on straight in oklahoma right

01:55:57.380 wrong in our schools on our state education department website we actually promote sel unapologetically

01:56:06.620 we say it and if you go one or two clicks in and i've done this personally you can find a tab within

01:56:13.360 the sel curriculum web page on our state education home site you can find a um a tab that says how to

01:56:24.280 engage in your first time okay that is a tab that specifically tells your sons and daughters how to

01:56:33.080 engage in sex their first time and do so with self-esteem and self-respect that is an example of

01:56:41.480 what sel excuse me sel the social emotional learning teaches your kids it's the lgbtqia sjwcrt alphabet soup

01:56:51.380 of subjective identity and emotion over rationality that's pervasive in your schools

01:56:57.320 i i have kids that are looking at colleges now what do i do ever what do i do well i think you

01:57:07.700 need to do first of all you need to exercise your right as a consumer and frankly and i was a college

01:57:14.320 president i know that you're in the driver's seat all the colleges want your kids because they're

01:57:18.480 up there they're financially they're in financial straits right now even the state universities they want

01:57:23.140 more students more money so you're in the driver's seat so demand a meeting with the president number

01:57:29.520 one and if he won't meet with you don't go there you're pending you're spending too much money if

01:57:33.400 the president won't attend to your questions what questions should you ask ask him what his view of

01:57:38.740 truth is just be quiet and listen is truth an objective reality is it something that's out there to

01:57:44.820 learn and acquire and embrace or is it a postmodern construct of nothing but opinions you know

01:57:51.800 constructed by culture and society if truth isn't an objective reality at that institution do not

01:57:58.220 go there ask him what his view of life is does god define life or does the human being does society

01:58:06.540 does culture define life if he says that anything other than god defines human life then don't go

01:58:13.900 there ask him what his view of marriage is is marriage uh defined by government or by god ask him what

01:58:20.480 his view of scripture is is the bible inerrant infallible authoritative and true or is it nothing

01:58:26.600 but an interesting book of literature these are litmus test questions that you should be asking

01:58:32.140 and today a hot one is what's your view of critical race theory should we judge people by the content of

01:58:38.580 their character or the color of their skin ask good questions be quiet and then run the other direction

01:58:45.220 if you don't get the right answers uh i don't need to ask questions i don't need to ask about half of

01:58:51.020 those questions to most university presidents i think i could probably guess their answer um but uh dr

01:58:58.160 piper thank you so much for being on with us uh the uh book that um uh he has out was released i think

01:59:06.320 in april it's grow up life isn't safe but it's good well well worth the read grow up by dr edward uh

01:59:16.460 edvert i'm sorry dr everett piper um thank you so much we'll talk again that guy is so clear on his

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02:00:37.660 this is the glenbeck program

02:00:41.660 tonight on the glenbeck wednesday night special one you don't want to miss

02:00:53.060 there's a five-step plan to overthrow a nation uh it's bolshevik and it is it's to try to do it 0.93

02:01:03.020 without so much bloodshed and i've talked about it before i'm going to talk about it a little bit

02:01:08.220 uh tonight but it is you know it's how they're turning main street into gotham city and there

02:01:13.920 is a method to this madness the media is part of it and they're running interference in one of the

02:01:20.040 largest misinformation operations in history and we're exposing it tonight and we're using a couple

02:01:26.640 of examples to where they have completely lied and are now doubling down um you have to see that

02:01:34.380 tonight and i'm also going to be on your show talking about abortion right uh yeah we were discussing

02:01:39.860 this a little earlier about what the political outcomes might be and even more than that what does

02:01:45.340 the left do if roe versus wade is overturned we'll get into that with glen on studios america

02:01:51.040 tonight that's 8 p.m eastern on police tv also there was a story that broke yesterday and we haven't

02:01:55.140 had a chance to get to it we have to get to it tomorrow it's about new nanobot technology where the

02:02:01.020 nanobots um can uh self-replicate and they're made of flesh and they're made of flesh we should point

02:02:07.540 out they're made out of frog some part of a frog yeah so that's really good news now here's why

02:02:13.720 they developed it is something very very important can you explain can you break it down into layman's

02:02:18.660 terms yeah um they wanted to see if they could do it so they've done it and uh there's no reason

02:02:28.120 other than we want to see if we can make something out of flesh that will be a nanobot technology

02:02:35.320 that will self-replicate what could go wrong i think this might be something we should sit down

02:02:41.600 and talk about as a nation some of some of these you know some of these experiments they were like

02:02:46.360 yeah you know the nuclear bomb thing uh if a bunch of guys were just getting together in the desert

02:02:53.840 and going let's see if we can blow crap up yeah and they did that that would probably be wrong

02:02:58.900 yeah i think so especially coming off of the last couple of years where gain of function research

02:03:05.060 has drawn some attention perhaps the conversation around risky types of research that we don't

02:03:14.360 understand the consequences should be a tad more robust maybe in advance there's a lot of scientists

02:03:19.960 that are talking about that just about ai and agi uh should we be doing this this is a really bad idea

02:03:28.180 and everybody's response is well somebody's gonna do it yeah well yeah maybe we should have some

02:03:33.140 parameters that we as human beings say thou shalt not cross yeah you know i mean interesting idea

02:03:40.580 glenn i what a what a radical thought yeah you know you're really out on a limb on that one i know i

02:03:47.860 know but hey let's talk about the latest it girl the glenn back program

02:03:53.700 will sum if anything i get just a little bit of what's going on right now

The Glenn Beck Program - December 01, 2021

Is Roe v. Wade Out？｜ Guests： Gov. Tate Reeves & Sen. Ron Johnson ｜ 12⧸1⧸21

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The Glenn Beck Program - December 01, 2021

Is Roe v. Wade Out？ ｜ Guests： Gov. Tate Reeves & Sen. Ron Johnson ｜ 12⧸1⧸21

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Is Roe v. Wade Out？｜ Guests： Gov. Tate Reeves & Sen. Ron Johnson ｜ 12⧸1⧸21