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Summary
Glenn Beck has an absolute meltdown over Dr. Seuss and Mr. Potato Head and it's the end of an era in America. Glenn Beck has no idea what he's talking about, but it's a good one.
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What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
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Well, I was called out yesterday for being a fear monger.
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Yesterday, I was trending on Twitter because I said, you know, the burning of the books with
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Dr. Seuss, the digital bonfire we're having, is fascistic.
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What does burning books have to do with fascism?
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And I've got to deeply, deeply apologize for what I said yesterday.
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And you wait for that because I'm sure it's coming, or something's coming, in about 60 seconds.
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Buy Mr. and Mrs. Potato Head because it's the end of an era.
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Glenn Beck has an absolute meltdown over Mr. Potato Head and Dr. Seuss.
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I mean, he's held all opinions within the past two years, so I think he...
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Glenn Beck, what's happening to Dr. Seuss and Mr. Potato Head is fashion.
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Private entities making decisions isn't fascism.
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I'm going to say it again because it's somehow or another making you angry.
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Private entities making decisions isn't fascism.
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And three, Beck is purposely manipulating and scaring his audience, I know, because on occasion
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I think a lot of people couldn't survive fascism.
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It's like one of the most deadly things that's ever been on the planet.
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So what he's saying is, because none of this is fascistic, I'm going to be on the air and
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No, but hey, there's nothing like being a sellout on the Constitution.
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Private entities making decisions isn't fascism.
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But when you get to the libraries and schools, taking those books out of their libraries and
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society canceling anyone who wants to say, wait, no, Dr. Seuss is good.
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Anyone, anyone, there's no one on planet Earth that is in therapy today.
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And I remember when they had that lion in the cage and those Asian people were there and
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they were also in the cages with the lion and the white person was on top of the cage.
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They were saying, Dr. Seuss was saying, put all Asians in cages.
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Yeah, no one's going to put Asians in cages unless they're FDR.
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That it's, it's only their president who puts Asians in cages.
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We are going to spend all day if we have to writing a new Dr. Seuss book, Asians in
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It could be, it could be the cat in the wheelchair.
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It's all about FDR and his wheelchair, just putting Asians in cages.
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Okay, so the problem here is, is that schools and libraries are now taking him out.
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You, you have to, the second thing is stop the bull crap about private entities.
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These are no longer private entities that are doing this.
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Well, they are now working with the government because the government needs them.
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And, you know, and it's like, you can't for, certainly you couldn't force the company that
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runs Dr. Seuss to print books they don't want to print.
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You can't force them to print books that they don't want to print.
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But, again, like, I love the way that this works.
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Progressives get all fired up about something dumb, right?
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They launch protests and boycotts and everything else about something stupid like a picture
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And then Dr. Seuss or whoever else is that, Aunt Jemima, they pull the person off the box
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And then when we're like, gosh, this is so stupid, it's leading to really dangerous things.
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Not the people who got all fired up about a picture in a book or a woman's face in a box.
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We're the crazy ones who are thinking it's dumb to take them off of there.
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And then they use the absurdity of Dr. Seuss or Mr. Potato Head to make it seem like,
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We didn't want to change Mr. Potato Head at all.
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We had not thought about Mr. Potato Head in a very long time.
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This is not a Nazi state we're living in, obviously.
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Nazism doesn't go from a free society where everybody is great and having a good time
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and the next morning you wake up and everybody's wearing jackboot thugs.
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You know, jackboots and they're all thugs breaking down doors.
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It's got the batter in it and the oven's heated up to 107.
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Eventually, I think it's going to be a cake if we don't stop it.
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Like, it's just idiotic to take these steps to go down these roads.
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You know, the Dr. Seuss thing is a good example of this.
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About how they were going to remove these six books because of racially offensive pictures.
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I must have read a dozen stories from mainstream media sources about this.
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And in only one of them was one of the pictures in there.
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So how am I to judge whether this is a smart maneuver or not?
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They won't allow me to even participate in the idea.
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I don't even know that there are people that are changing their sex and they change their name.
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Or if we're talking about somebody who changed their sex and they're now a new sex.
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And it's Ellen Page apparently has said that they're now Elliot Page.
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But there was no announcement that this is Ellen Page.
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And I said, I still don't know who this is about.
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President Joe Biden criticized the governors of Mississippi and Texas Wednesday for the
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lifting of the statewide mask mandates, describing it as Neanderthal thinking.
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The last thing we need is Neanderthal thinking about that.
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The CDC is about to come out and say that if you get your vaccine, they're going to make
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First, let me say the same thing about Keith Olbermann.
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Why are we wasting vaccinations on Texas if Texas has decided to join the side of the
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I thought in secret we were we were selling the T-shirts.
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I mean, sure, we've had a death rate that's like half of a lot of these northern blue states.
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Beto O'Rourke said yesterday, listen to this, where he is saying that this is literally no
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They literally want to sacrifice the lives of our fellow Texans.
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Or I don't know for for political gain to satisfy certain powerful interests within the state.
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No, he would never literally are trying to sacrifice the lives of Texans for political
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I want you to ruminate on that for just a second.
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I want you to ruminate on Neanderthal thinking.
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I want you just to feel that, embrace that for a second.
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And decide you're going to secure your family's financial future.
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And I said to him last night, you've got to watch the show because you're going to understand
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And I said, please watch it because you have to, A, spread the word and you have to prepare
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I mean, we're intentionally trying to kill Texans for political purposes.
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To what do you chalk up the cruelty of the Republican posture at this moment?
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You know, I think it appeared to many of us to be a cult of personality, the Republican
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It's hard to escape the conclusion that it's also a cult of death.
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Because our governor has said, you can remove your masks now.
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If you're a business and you want to still wear the mask, if you're an individual, you
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You're smart enough to figure this out on your own.
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Now, if you really believed this, if you really believed that Texas was a very important
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state and we just we have to stop the spread of this virus, we've got to do it.
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Let me give you this story and ask you why more than 100 illegal immigrants were released
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by the Border Patrol into Texas that have tested positive for the Corona virus following
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Felipe Romero, a spokesperson for Brownsville, said Wednesday that 108 positives represent 6.3
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percent of the number of total migrants who have been rapid tested at the city's main
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bus station where they're being released now by Joe Biden's Border Patrol.
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It was like it's like malaria and leprosy and Ebola combined.
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And that's just Neanderthal thinking about telling people that they can they can protect themselves
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Oh, by the way, I got a lot of infected people here and I'm just releasing them out into the
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Well, except I'm going to release all these people that are infected into the general population.
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You can't say everybody's got to stay in their house.
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By the way, we're testing people and people who have it.
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We're just releasing into the general population.
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So this is why Americans don't trust, quote, the science.
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Fauci came out and said, I don't think we're going to be back even.
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We won't be back to normal, you know, in March 2022.
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Now it will be two years, according to Fauci, before we're back to normal.
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Stop thinking that we're going to return to the country that we were.
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And the faster you get to that realization, then you can start to fight back for freedom.
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I thought we had the vaccines, but now it's mutating.
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What did I say in January of 2020 when we first started finding out?
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I said, don't fear this virus, fear the economic impact.
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More people will die from the economic impact on this than they will from the actual virus.
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The other is, this is going to be like the flu.
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It's never going to go away because it will continue to mutate.
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We are being, we are being duped by insane people.
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I'd like to joke about it, but I've had to stop because criminal gangs have entire units now dedicated to it.
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But countries, Russia in particular, China, they have entire units, they have buildings dedicated to this.
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Look, change your password from 123456 to something a little harder to guess.
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There see the things that others might miss, including you.
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Is there anything at all, anything at all we could talk about?
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Every day I come in and I see something new about Cuomo and I'm like, I'm going to taunt him with it the whole day.
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Now, yesterday, yesterday was like, bada bing, so I go to strip clubs.
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This is what I want you to know, and I want you to know this from me directly.
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At the time that I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.
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I never knew at the time I was making anyone feel uncomfortable.
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I certainly never, ever meant to offend anyone or hurt anyone.
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That is the last thing I would ever want to do.
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I was talking to her about maybe helping me on my next boobinatorial race.
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Ben, just come spend some time on my Anthony Couchy.
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Like, hey, baby, let's play a little nursing home, huh?
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This is an embarrassing performance last night.
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The man is incapable of feeling empathy for another human being.
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So, I mean, you know, this is what happens when you kill thousands of people.
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When thousands of people sent thousands of people to their unwanted death, it's hard to feel the empathy for a bad joke.
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Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, I was only trying to flatten a couple of her curbs.
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You know, I like all my nursing home death numbers the same.
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and that's over the past year and more people want him to resign over the nursing homes than
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they do the sexual harassment stuff isn't that crazy i found to be encouraging actually that's
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great yeah because i because i think the politicians are using the harassment stuff
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because they can't admit they were so wrong on the covet stuff right and this is a pretty good
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distraction for him actually yeah and and look you know he's definitely acted like a creep to a
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bunch of women i don't think there's i don't think there's all that much doubt about that
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but it is a it's a it's an amazing uh thing i was going back and looking at his um
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his remember the poster he was the poster he was where he was driving in his camaro or something
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yeah or is it a firebird firebird he's got the mountain right oh my god and i'm looking at this
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thing and i was like yeah i wonder if you could still buy it sadly no longer available for sale
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it's a broken link now which oh no considering somebody has it please send it to mercury one
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dot org if anyone has dr seuss books and you want to make a donation it'll be tax deductible
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send the dr seuss books to mercury one we tried to go out and buy them and now they're just crazy
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expensive uh but we are already this is what oh they're over a thousand dollars a piece now oh my
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gosh yeah thousand dollars a piece now wow just the six that were banned right you're going to get
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a bunch of hop on pops that uh yeah hey now we're talking huh hey you over there what did you hop on
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pops that is edra cromo's favorite dr seuss book he's 63 she's 25 he wasn't a hop on pop yeah there you
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go keep hopping up and down and to say he never touched anybody inappropriately when you have when
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you just meet a 22 year old or 23 how old or however old that girl was with the backless dress
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right and he's got his hand on the lower part of her back and it's backless and to say that's not
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inappropriate okay so wait a minute wait a minute wait a minute and he also and everybody saw that
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wait a minute um if culture has changed on that when you would put your arm around people for your
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taking pictures i used to actually put my hands on people now they're floating mysteriously and
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weirdly behind someone that is true but was it a picture opportunity i don't think so i don't think
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so he just met her he had just and she said almost immediately he had the hand on the small of her
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back listen if she has a small of her back in your hand kind of slips down under her dress under her
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panties and just kind of squeezes a little bit that happens especially when you're taking a photo
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with somebody right you're taking a photo you can't i'm thinking about control they're saying they're
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saying to me smile and uh i'm i'm not even paying attention to what my hand is doing in her under her
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underpants you know what i'm saying everybody can relate and we should point out too he walked up to
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this woman this one woman was 33 i believe so like ancient and cuomo years like dog years
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and walked up to her and put his hand on her bare back and she physically removed with her hand
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hand so she pulled him away wow seconds after that is when he the picture that has been out there
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where he has his hands on her face so she was that's and that is talking down to somebody yeah
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you put your hands on people's faces like that who do you do that to you do that to children to a kid
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maybe someone i mean and joe python does it to kids and then he pulls them in closely
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uh i mean you only do that when you're talking down to somebody or somebody it's a very intimate
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moment with you and you know your spouse or somebody you know very well very well right
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and not someone who's just the first contact you've ever made with the person physically removed
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your hand no that's that's a thing like right that's a what's he doing he's just now he's like
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is he talking down to her what did he say to her when and he asked her if he could kiss her
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that's what he said oh my gosh and he said that did you not get the i just removed your hand from
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my ass did you not get that one that's bad i mean that's again is it is it a criminal action probably
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not is it the type of thing now this was not at a work event this particular one was at a social event
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but is it the power dynamic right the power dynamic she was 20 she was 25 he was 670 years old and
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and also he was the governor of the state and most likely a monster yeah now and this one you have
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to understand these the age separation was only three decades here um so that was not it's not i
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mean look it's only 30 years they have a lot in common they both wear shoes uh they can talk skin
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they have skin they now they have so much to talk about shoes pants right you wear pants or no pants
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on the shoes thing though that she does not wear dr shoals so there is some there are some
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differences i was talking to dr foul so dr shoals that's his uh epidemiologist he's been trusting
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his dr shoals this whole time i look i it's i do think a lot of this is an excuse for his other
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borderline possible criminal actions he's taken you know when you go through a year
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and praise andrew cuomo for his handling and then you realize hey let's not talk about probes or
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handling okay i'm a little sensitive right now when you do that you can't just reverse it right
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because then you're admitting you were incompetent during the entire covid thing yep when you when
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you were praising him for being wonderful now you realize he was terrible you can't turn that around
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so easily so i think they're utilizing these scandals to uh show they have a way to turn this
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thing around oh now we we think he should be out of there i honestly i think for the people of new
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york the best thing that can happen is him leaving any way possible i'm a huge skeptic that something
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that positive for america can occur i don't think he survives this you know between the two of them
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no no wait slate is coming to his defense slate is yes slate is saying that yes several accusations
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on sexual harassment but it's time to demand due process yeah it wasn't time with kavanaugh
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never done and it won't be time next time if it's a conservative no no and it won't be time even for
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andrew cuomo he will not give due process to the next republican that goes through this though i do say
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i will agree and be consistent and i think we all will that that he does deserve due process for this
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however he's had due process for the nursing home thing and we've gone through that he was negligent
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i mean you could really charge negligent negligent homicide on this yeah negligent homicide yes not
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just negligence negligent homicide yes he knew what he was doing he knew what he was hard to imagine
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it really is hard for me to physically imagine a person going through this scenario and saying
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okay wait you want to do what now you want to take the people who have covid19 and you want to put
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them in the same rooms with the most vulnerable people now only five governors did this cuomo added
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on to this and did a situation where he couldn't he made it illegal to test them so it's like let's just
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say you knew you're going to take a covid19 positive patient into your nursing home you might at least put
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them in like the back room i don't know away from the other patients right yeah he wouldn't even allow
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the testing to occur to know if they were positive or right it's not like joe biden who knows these
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people have covid and uh because they're illegals he's just going to release them into the general
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population of texas right it's not that no no he wouldn't allow the second test to be done right
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yeah and then there's the situation where his excuse for this is well we thought hospitals were going to
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be overwhelmed and the cdc did a terrible job with our hospital estimates early on that's why i was
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shoving him in ovens look look the cages were overwhelmed i had to do something with them
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hey get into this oven but a brooklyn nursing home in particular went to cuomo in the middle of this
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and said hey i know you're saying we need to bring these covid positive patients back into our freaking
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nursing home but i happened to notice this giant ship that donald trump pulled in because you said
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that you needed it so bad it holds thousands of thousands and it's entirely empty can we take those
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people and put them on there no can we do that why would we put them in the javits center when it
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was empty it was at his disposal and what cuomo said was do it no no suck it no yeah hey watch your
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language all right let me give you one more story on governor cuomo now this is an opportunity for you
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to find out how politically incorrect you really are i want no one on this program to say anything
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about this story this is a joke if you find this funny you'll have to ask yourself why okay okay
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is that the whole thing no no because i was laughing has sympathized with the women who accused
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new york governor andrew cuomo of inappropriate sexual behavior because she said she herself
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has been a victim of workplace sexual harassment
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you have to ask yourself why right if you're laughing if you're laughing you're sick you're a bad
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this is the glenn beck program uh last uh last friday we had the nominations of the first ever
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hippo awards uh where do we even begin awarding the most hypocritical politician during covid
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um we tweeted out at uh hashtag hippo awards for the best pampered politician best leadership lip service
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tomorrow at 5 p.m i do feel like the academy uh overlooked andrew cuomo and only gave him a couple
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hey stew do you remember in the good old days when we were all for the patriot act
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and and then we were like wait a minute wait a minute this might be used for really bad things
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you know the fisa courts and we're like oh that was a mistake and when we were saying no this is a
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really bad thing people were like no it's never gonna be used that way it'll never be used that
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well let me give you another crazy idea that's definitely not going to happen
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yesterday microsoft and some of their big friends uh in big tech have decided that they just want to
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nothing bad's gonna happen damn we talked to the guy who exposed this
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the dog would eat it um in fact sprinkle it on mine because i'd probably eat it too
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what was it yesterday or the day before he was out in the backyard
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and they're you know they're grown up but they're what a year old and they were running like crazy
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he's he was running with the puppies and he did it for like an hour
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alam bakari is the senior tech correspondent at breitbart news and is an amazing uh voice on tech
00:48:14.640
and the warnings on tech uh i i really honestly thank god that uh alam bakari is is alive and
00:48:22.900
reporting because too many people are closing their eyes to the things that beat big tech are doing
00:48:28.120
um alam welcome to the program i uh i got an email this morning at three o'clock from somebody who's
00:48:36.420
senior in one of the companies that your article mentions and the the subject line was something like
00:48:43.640
if hitler had this technology dot dot dot uh and then i open it up i see your article and he said
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if this is happening there is no place to hide he's in one of these companies he knows about this
00:49:01.980
tell the american people what microsoft did yesterday hi glenn thanks for having me on uh this is a really
00:49:09.840
frightening story uh so microsoft has teamed up with uh adobe which is another you know big software
00:49:18.320
company uh and intel which manufactures the majority of central processing units uh worldwide to create
00:49:25.780
something called the content uh the coalition for content provenance and authenticity and this is a
00:49:33.700
coalition that they form with media companies the goal of this coalition is to establish a point of
00:49:39.540
origin for every type of digital content uh that appears online so if you take a photo they want to
00:49:47.360
know exactly who's taken that photo who's edited that photo and have all that information available
00:49:53.460
once it hits the internet and the goal they say is to be able to establish the authenticity of
00:49:59.340
information to establish that it's not a deep fake or misinformation but this is like an incredibly
00:50:05.060
if if think of how this technology can be misused identifying absolutely everyone absolutely uh
00:50:11.960
every point of origin adobe said in the uh predecessor organization to this uh that you know there's going
00:50:18.760
to be opt-in technology but we don't know how long it's going to be for one microsoft would even answer
00:50:22.980
if it's going to be opt-in or not so let me just let me just go through this because it's going to be
00:50:29.000
painted as a really good thing but let me see first if i understand it microsoft has word
00:50:34.720
paint notebook edge the office suite so if you create a a document or a dot jpeg microsoft uh is
00:50:45.960
involved and they will be able to say let's say i i send a word document out and a bunch of people work
00:50:53.000
on that word doc and then i take it and i release it online everyone who touched that word document
00:51:01.120
will be identified if this technology is enabled yes and the crucial question that microsoft isn't
00:51:08.300
answering and i reached out to them before the article about this is can you switch that off
00:51:12.640
adobe at least uh when they were working on on a similar thing uh before this coalition was created
00:51:18.480
said yes you can turn it off yes this will be opt-in and opt-out uh obviously don't erase all concerns
00:51:23.920
but uh at a bare minimum you have to be able to say you can switch this technology off microsoft
00:51:29.860
hasn't answered my question about that okay so then you have adobe that's photoshop illustrator
00:51:35.600
acrobat premiere pro uh they are the leader in photos videos and also documents and then there's
00:51:43.460
true pick a company that has developed technology to track the uh uh providence of photos from the
00:51:50.440
very moment they are captured on a smartphone so if i take a picture it will not only tell
00:51:57.040
which camera and who that owns who owns that but it will also embed the exact location correct
00:52:04.100
that's exactly right and adobe admitted that in uh in one of their press releases they said
00:52:10.200
you'll be able to see who took a photo where when and with which device so it gives you all the
00:52:15.760
information if you turn this on okay so they're saying they're doing this because we have to have
00:52:21.280
trusted sources so exactly let's let's first look at the good side of this let's say everybody lives in
00:52:28.800
this you know utopia where there are no bad people doing anything nefarious why would this be good
00:52:36.160
so in with the way they're selling this to the public uh you know they're working with media
00:52:43.020
companies well mainstream media companies uh like the bbc and the canadian cbc they're saying well
00:52:49.520
you know we've got a world where there are deep fakes where you can't distinguish between authentic
00:52:53.440
information and non-authentic information and you know there was that clip of uh you know the tom
00:52:58.440
cruise deep fake that went viral last week people can see this happening uh so they're saying well if
00:53:03.300
we can establish the origin of all information we can see what's fake and what isn't what's coming
00:53:08.120
from so-called trusted sources and what isn't and that would be great if we if we actually trusted
00:53:13.580
anyone to determine what a trusted source is and a lot of these organizations these tech companies over
00:53:19.160
the past four years you know this glenn they've been labeling uh you know anything they dislike
00:53:24.640
as misinformation anything they dislike as conspiracy theories as as non-authentic it's untrustworthy
00:53:31.060
now tell me what it means today if this was imposed and we're looking for trusted sources tell me what
00:53:39.740
it would mean today to companies like breitbart or the blaze uh you know my show your stories what would
00:53:49.660
this mean well here's the issue if their whole purpose is to sort misinformation and disinformation
00:53:56.580
trusted from non-trusted and everything that's created on a computer has these signals these point
00:54:03.120
of origin signals attached to it then that will allow social media companies like facebook and google
00:54:08.420
to very easily write uh algorithms to say well if if it's cut if it has this signal attached to it
00:54:14.940
saying it comes from an untrustworthy source uh comes from a source known for so-called disinformation
00:54:19.940
we're going to suppress it it's going to make censorship happen from the moment content appears
00:54:26.200
online essentially that's that's so it's kind of it it's kind of the opposite where you know you had
00:54:31.940
the pentagon papers taken out and then photocopied and then released it would be kind of the opposite
00:54:39.380
uh because if you released it now on your servers like drudge did uh with monica lewinski it would be
00:54:47.620
banned through these these algorithms so you would have to do the opposite you'd actually have to get the
00:54:52.820
information and then upload it on a trusted source computer so it would beat the algorithm but even
00:55:03.480
then if it came from you it would have your marking on the thumb drive right yep and that's just one of
00:55:10.220
the ways in which could be misused i mean think of how authoritarian regimes would love to get their
00:55:15.280
hands on this kind of technology to identify exactly where everything came from uh now you know
00:55:20.600
created adobe they did actually uh uh note this as a concern but uh but microsoft hasn't um so there
00:55:27.640
are many many ways in which this technology can be misused they're selling this as this great necessary
00:55:31.660
thing but uh you and i can see where where this this sort of thing can easily go so we have now in some
00:55:38.760
places in the world let's use a historic um uh example uh over i think in the czech ripa no it was poland
00:55:48.000
uh you had people that set up these um you know uh freedom radio stations and they had about 10
00:55:55.260
minutes of broadcast and then they had to break it down and move on this you you couldn't move on you
00:56:03.100
no matter where you're broadcasting from uh to get the truth out about something they would find you
00:56:09.740
immediately and it would it would also block anything right so you'd never get up that's what
00:56:17.880
this technology has the potential to do the scariest point uh point of this whole story and i think uh
00:56:23.220
your source one of these tech companies it's fascinating works one of these companies you know
00:56:27.140
got exactly right nowhere to hide the fact that intel is involved with this is the scariest thing because
00:56:33.240
intel creates central processing units those are the the microchips on your computer that see
00:56:38.820
everything that's going on inside your computer literally everything you do on a computer on a
00:56:43.520
laptop is processed by the cpu and intel is the market leader in cpus why are they even part of this
00:56:50.000
coalition if not to uh to track people can it work reverse can you if can these companies place things
00:57:01.300
onto your computers replace things or or or have identification of of your computer dna on things
00:57:13.220
that you didn't ever touch uh that's a that's a great question i hadn't even considered that but
00:57:19.880
theoretically i don't see why they couldn't do that you know imagine if any of these companies decided
00:57:25.200
they're going to start putting out disinformation uh of their own to you know discredit certain people
00:57:29.760
i mean is there any regulation preventing them from doing that from misusing their power
00:57:34.660
in that way from retroactively changing information uh and you know how what controls they have inside
00:57:42.020
the companies to prevent rogue employees from doing that uh that's certainly a concern i hadn't thought
00:57:47.240
of it uh until you brought it up but that's uh that's definitely something to consider so could you go
00:57:53.060
over because we talked about it on tv i'm going to take a break and then um alam i'd like you to
00:57:58.320
i'd like you to talk about the algorithm that google is working on or may have already launched now
00:58:04.840
on critical race theory um because this these things are things that people need to know about
00:58:12.280
um and they'll all come with happy faces but you know it you people go bad people go bad uh and that's
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what you have to worry about uh we'll uh talk about that coming up in just a second give me uh one minute
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alam bakari is with us the author of hashtag deleted and the senior tech correspondent for
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breitbart news what do we know about the google algorithm and how it relates to critical race
01:00:34.200
theory we see all these you know obviously all the cancellations are going on all the time
01:00:38.460
but if this becomes sort of a technological norm where we can't even have the conversations about
01:00:44.160
it it's happening all behind the scenes how much of a risk is that i think that's a massive risk and
01:00:49.600
google is and it shows you the mentality of silicon valley that google is very open about what it's
01:00:55.160
doing they have a whole public page explaining what they're doing they call it machine learning
01:01:00.740
fairness and this is actually a burgeoning field in the tech industry and universities as well
01:01:07.680
the goal is to merge machine learning which is you know how you train artificial intelligence how you
01:01:12.920
train algorithms uh and critical race theory and the assumptions of that field and obviously we know
01:01:19.220
what uh silicon valley means by fairness is very different to what ordinary people see as fairness they
01:01:25.220
see it as you know kind of caressing you know historical injustices of the past from you know 100 200 years
01:01:31.420
ago and imagine what that means when you're changing search results you're probably you know erasing
01:01:37.660
historical records you're uh you know changing the uh the uh the the search results based on race
01:01:45.840
quotas you know especially when it comes to images you know there was a huge controversy a while maybe
01:01:50.500
of pictures of scientists and there being too many white scientists or uh you know that the when you search
01:01:56.820
for scientists on google you know what's what's the skin color of the first image that shows up those
01:02:01.140
are the kinds of uh debates they're having over in uh over in silicon valley of course you know it's
01:02:06.680
horrifying to most people they would they most people don't want to consider people skin color at all
01:02:10.840
and anything but uh silicon valley is obsessed with this idea and implementing it and putting it into
01:02:16.320
their algebra all right so but all of this is different the critical race theory uh program that they're
01:02:22.280
working on now actually as you explain it to me goes out and looks for you know web posts uh websites
01:02:31.260
people that are disagreeing with critical race theory in some way or another and then marks them and then
01:02:38.980
starts to go through all the people that follow them as infected is that do i have that right
01:02:44.240
that's probably i wouldn't say it's part of the machine learning fairness although it could easily
01:02:50.060
it easily could be that's more of their general uh their general campaign against so-called you know
01:02:55.880
hateful hate hate so-called hate speech so-called disinformation and uh it's tied to the field that's
01:03:04.240
tied to the field a different field called network analysis which analyzes who's following who who's
01:03:10.120
sharing what uh types of links from uh from whom and it's it's their method for censoring not just one
01:03:17.900
person at a time but entire networks at a time so say they uh say they ban a big uh a big conservative
01:03:25.380
blogger with a million a million followers on twitter that's not the end of the story it's not
01:03:30.340
just one person banned it's also the algorithm's also going to look at all the people who shared
01:03:36.000
links from that website and it's going to down downgrade their uh their score to make sure they
01:03:42.080
they appear low slightly lower and search results slightly lower in things like trending topics and
01:03:46.960
things like that and every single tech company almost google has some version of this system
01:03:51.640
this network analysis system i'm doing a podcast um today on this uh it'll come out tonight on the
01:04:00.640
blaze i'm doing a podcast on on the silencing of voices um and it really revolves around the networks
01:04:09.480
they are doing everything they can to destroy the networks that we all created with each other
01:04:15.340
with facebook and and everything else they can't allow those who disagree to actually be able to
01:04:22.100
organize anything and you see this now online and i don't think people really understand it and then
01:04:28.780
you see it with cpac in real life that's what this is all about making sure people can't gather large
01:04:36.420
crowds uh either virtual crowds or or physical crowds um alam bakari thank you so much appreciate it all
01:04:45.880
of your work um his book is hashtag deleted a must read uh he is with breitbart news the senior tech
01:04:53.800
correspondent again his name is alam bakari you can follow him on twitter libertarian blue
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this is the glenn back program so you know what happens to a car once the warranty is out and one
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of those little computer chips all of a sudden stops working yeah yeah i want you to imagine a smashed
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little cube of metal because that's pretty much it your car becomes a cube because of that little
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you want some common sense here it is and i want to quote directly from a transcript you'll understand
01:06:47.540
why i'm saying that in a second quote the thing i want to talk about that's happened recently and i
01:06:54.100
never from my years of teaching and administration i do not get into religion i do not get into politics
01:07:00.540
with my students it's not that i don't or i'm not involved in them i'm deeply involved in them
01:07:06.440
but that is my belief my belief is that those things should reflect your values and your values
01:07:13.300
you should get from your parents so i always want to have the students go to their parents
01:07:17.840
when they have a question about their values and how that value should be reflected in their faith
01:07:23.160
or in their politics and you want to align those decisions about religion and politics with those
01:07:28.360
values and with truth i'm also not a conspiracy theorist i have no belief in some great overarching
01:07:34.500
illuminati group that's taking over anything but some stuff has happened last weekend now this was
01:07:40.300
in january 11th that i have some problems with that i think affect you and i want you to help i want
01:07:46.740
to help you think about them i'm not going to tell you what to think i just want to help you think and no
01:07:52.300
it's not about the capital riots that was ignorance at the highest levels i don't know too many people
01:07:58.740
who are going to be okay with what happened i don't care whose side you agree with we do not
01:08:04.340
practice sedition we do not attack attack our legislature but no what's going on with twitter
01:08:12.480
and facebook and google and apple their decision as private companies to filter and to decide what
01:08:19.180
you can hear and know about and this is not about trump i'm not getting into that this is about speech
01:08:25.720
because there have been times in american history where a small group of people decided what you can and
01:08:31.080
cannot hear think about mccarthyism if you don't know about that google it or talk to your social
01:08:37.460
studies teacher but think about totalitarian governments think of north korea think of china
01:08:43.220
what makes those types of systems possible is the restriction and the elimination of the free
01:08:49.380
exchange of ideas and america in democracies we talk about the marketplace of ideas well what happens
01:08:57.000
when the marketplace of ideas becomes a forced monopoly what happens when you don't have a
01:09:02.900
dissenting opinions when you don't have an exchange on competing ideas how do you know if your idea can
01:09:09.480
stand on their own if there is no marketplace of competing ideas and i'm not saying that because i'm in
01:09:15.860
favor of parlor if i'm favor of donald trump or in favor of anyone else who's being banned or their
01:09:21.120
app is being told you can't be in the marketplace of ideas because you don't follow our prescribed values or
01:09:26.440
ideas i have a huge issue with that and to me this became a problem back in the 1990s the early 90s and
01:09:34.020
that event in history known as waco and i know most of you weren't even alive but your teachers and your
01:09:39.260
parents know about this i was not a part of the branch david davidians i don't have anything for or
01:09:46.380
against branch davidians or david koresh but what happened but because of what happened there it was a
01:09:54.440
religious group in waco texas that some some folks thought was a little odd and the government decided
01:10:01.000
that they needed to go in and check them out and of course they were doing some things that most people
01:10:05.780
would have thought a little outside the norm or maybe way outside the norm but that's not the point
01:10:11.620
the point was that a group of people decided that somebody who disagreed who thought differently or
01:10:17.100
looked differently from them needed to be filtered needed to be reigned in needed to be controlled by
01:10:22.300
someone else well that was a religious group and i belong to a religious group what happens if one
01:10:28.120
day a different group of people thinks that my religion is different or funny or should be brought
01:10:32.400
into under control or should be filtered take that into speech maybe right now i'm in the norm maybe
01:10:39.660
right now my speech is not too outlandish or too crazy you might disagree but i'm not espousing
01:10:45.600
violence racism sexism or anything else that as a culture we deem inappropriate but what if a different
01:10:51.920
group comes into power that no longer likes what i have to say or how i think or if they begin to think
01:10:58.160
that i'm extreme at some point any time we allow any group of people to tell another group of people
01:11:05.400
you can't think this you can't say this you can't write this and you can't go to places where it's talked
01:11:12.660
about that is one step away from now what is happening to you because right now it may be the
01:11:21.420
ideas that you value are shared by people who are in power and filtering those people who are not in
01:11:28.420
power but just in one election one moment away and it can be flipped i'm only getting into this because
01:11:37.740
you as a young person this is your future you have a future ahead of you and you will be developing your
01:11:44.140
own ideas and your own values the way that you want to express yourself i'm not on twitter i'm not
01:11:50.220
on facebook i'm not on any social media my children are not on any social media i'm 100 against twitter
01:11:55.900
and facebook and instagram not only because in and of themselves are bad bad platforms but what is
01:12:02.060
happening on them i'm not in favor of that okay this goes on but it's the same tone the whole time
01:12:08.960
this principle is a principle that uh man i would love to uh support the school that he is the
01:12:16.580
principle of or she it actually turns out to be a he it's dan uh it is um uh do i even have the name
01:12:24.620
of the no no no uh it's barton thorn he was the principal of cordova high school and he's being
01:12:32.360
represented by daniel sir he is the senior attorney the liberty justice center because uh this principal
01:12:40.140
was uh was suspended for that speech he's now suing welcome to the program daniel sir good morning
01:12:52.280
glenn great to be with you great to great to have you tell me what happened in this in this school in
01:13:00.360
tennessee yeah glenn this is one of the most blatant examples of cancel culture we have seen in our
01:13:09.240
country to date and you know you just read the transcript of of what principal thorn said the irony
01:13:17.200
here is that he was warning his students about the dangers of cancel culture and the importance of
01:13:25.780
free speech and he's the one who ends up getting canceled as his school administrators react to that
01:13:33.120
speech by putting him on leave suspending him from his job kicking him out of his school building
01:13:39.520
for seven weeks and he doesn't actually get back to doing the job he loves the students until he has
01:13:46.760
to sue them and that's just this is wrong okay so what did they why did they kick him out
01:13:51.820
so the school district kicked him out for for talking about basic civics right the the administrators
01:14:00.360
at the district heard that that message that you just read and they called it unfortunate
01:14:07.680
they said it didn't represent the values of their public school what and they kicked him out of the
01:14:14.200
school building what does it listen to the rest of this mccarthyism and all uh and all what happened
01:14:19.900
how many people lost their jobs their lives even because of association or because of thoughts that they
01:14:25.580
may have had or just wonderings can we not wonder anymore about things i want you to think about it and
01:14:32.260
talk to your parents about it if you trust your teacher talk to your teacher about it be aware be
01:14:38.100
in the loop as far as what's going on and not whether or not you agree or disagree with the people being
01:14:43.440
filtered but this can happen to you one day can it and think about it and just remember the power is in
01:14:50.520
our choices we choose our actions but not our consequences make wise choices and have a great week
01:14:58.160
what part of the principles uh do they not agree with
01:15:04.340
it's crazy glenn right this is what public education has come to where if you talk about
01:15:12.460
liberal orthodoxy in your classroom if you champion the black lives matter other parts of the
01:15:20.300
liberal agenda you're you're just fine but if you say something as non-controversial
01:15:26.860
as free speech is important think for yourselves have respectful conversations with people you disagree
01:15:34.520
with watch out because they're coming for your job like that's what happened here
01:15:40.000
daniel how confident are you that this case it can be won and a profound message can be sent
01:15:51.620
so this is about the constitution glenn right this is a fight fundamentally for free speech in a free
01:16:00.400
society and i feel great when i got the constitution on my side as a lawyer and i feel great when i've got
01:16:06.880
a client like barton thorn who is a great principal who is a good man who's the kind of person every
01:16:14.660
parent wants teaching their students these important life lessons so i feel great about our case and i hope
01:16:22.820
the school district does the right thing here which is not just giving barton his job back
01:16:28.000
but acknowledging that what he said was right this is a teachable moment the school district needs to tell
01:16:35.960
its students that if they talk about free speech in a paper they're not going to get an f needs to tell the
01:16:42.440
other teachers in this district across the country it's okay to talk about the constitution to teach
01:16:49.460
basic civics and not have to watch your back that the speech police are coming for you so hopefully the
01:16:56.200
district does the right thing here and acknowledges what it did was wrong and illegal we're talking to
01:17:02.220
daniel sir the senior attorney at the liberty justice center um daniel i i think it is it is important
01:17:10.220
um really important not only that he's reinstated but i agree with you that they admit that they were
01:17:16.240
wrong and that this uh what he said was right not just that they were wrong what he said was right
01:17:24.520
you should be able to think for yourselves and discuss these things in a reasonable manner but i i
01:17:32.840
would like to see is there any way to see something more uh than this is there anything that can be
01:17:41.120
done that sends a message because this is happening everywhere and it's why people are not standing up
01:17:48.880
and that's honestly glenn why programs like yours are so important we have to shine a light on this
01:17:57.160
the only way we will fight back and win on cancel culture is if people have courage if they have the
01:18:06.040
courage of their convictions if they stand up and if others stand with them and if we shine a light
01:18:13.360
on these outrageous examples like what's happening to principal thorn and the message gets out
01:18:20.720
thanks to platforms like the one you have that this is not acceptable in america we still believe
01:18:27.700
in free speech in america and cancel culture isn't going to win because at the end of the day
01:18:33.180
the first amendment the u.s constitution that's what we as americans value that's what we treasure
01:18:39.500
and that's what we're going to stand for so still where was that story that came about the teachers
01:18:46.100
being taught that children babies are racist arizona in arizona yeah and we were having a conversation
01:18:53.960
about this i think maybe off the air this morning and i said i i honestly i am beginning to blame the
01:19:02.480
teachers that are going through that and not saying anything because if teachers don't stand up if teachers
01:19:09.480
would stand up and there's out of 100 there's 20 of them that would make a difference but they're
01:19:15.680
afraid that they won't get a job or anything else but that's what you're for right that's what liberty
01:19:21.740
justice center does liberty justice absolutely we're here to fight for people and defend free speech
01:19:28.060
and thankfully you know principal thorn like he is a good man and he is a great principal and he has
01:19:37.220
you know courage to to push back on that and and we need more people to show more courage
01:19:44.840
to win this fight with cancel culture because arizona is another example like the liberal orthodoxy
01:19:52.640
that they are teaching our kids it is pervasive it is everywhere we have a responsibility as parents
01:20:00.160
to teach our kids the things that are right but we also as citizens want to encourage good teachers
01:20:07.060
like principal thorn right to do the right thing and talk about the constitution with our kids we
01:20:12.300
should celebrate that as a society uh daniel i'd like one of my producers to set up a private call
01:20:16.840
with you uh sometime after the show uh i want to talk to you more about this uh but anything anything
01:20:23.240
that you guys need anything that uh this principal needs uh you can count on me um i want you standing
01:20:31.520
with us thanks for the first amendment i want you to donate now to libertyjusticecenter.org
01:20:37.920
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01:20:43.560
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01:20:50.700
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01:20:56.980
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welcome to the glenn beck program uh we have a lot to cover next hour i'm going to go over
01:22:55.520
the show that we did last night give you some of the highlights um and uh justin haskins going to
01:23:01.720
be joining me he is uh one of the researchers and my co-writer co-author of the great reset
01:23:08.680
the book that is going to be coming out uh and it is moving so quickly um last night we did
01:23:16.280
something on finance and the banks and what's happening and you you will see what we talked
01:23:23.880
about earlier this hour on the the tech companies squeezing you on social media and squeezing your
01:23:32.840
voice well there's another squeeze coming on another side and that is from the banking systems
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you will not believe what is already happened this is not in the future this is right now
01:23:46.800
we're talking about it and what you can do to prepare for a very different future next this
01:23:53.660
is the glenn beck program you know this really bothers me the the capital uh police are on high
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alert for bombings in you know based on q anon okay that's good but why are they not talking
01:24:07.780
about the things that are being organized on twitter today for saturday from the radical violent left
01:24:16.620
how what the hell is that you get just the right is organizing and nobody's talking about
01:24:24.220
the organizing that is still happening on twitter oh just
01:24:29.020
all right um we've got a uh another hour uh to do today this is a really really important hour
01:24:41.100
uh these are the times that try men's souls this is an hour that you really need to listen to
01:24:49.260
and decide what what what do i believe what is important and will i stand you'll understand by the end of the hour
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it's the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment
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hello america this is an extraordinarily important hour that i ask you to listen to
01:25:54.460
if you don't have time to listen to this whole thing i want you to find it on podcast today
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make sure you listen to this full hour i'm going to start with explaining what masks and dr seuss
01:26:07.640
have in common and it's not what i think anybody thinks is in common but they are the same story
01:26:20.840
uh so you've learned the lesson that history uh has taught us about how badly things can go when
01:26:33.600
disasters strike and you're not prepared uh you know you don't see it coming you didn't see a
01:26:38.440
snowstorm coming that would knock almost all the power out in all of texas for three or four days that
01:26:45.340
just doesn't happen in texas and then there are those people who have prepared and it is
01:26:51.120
it's difficult to prepare i mean where do you even start well right here you eat an elephant
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01:27:52.860
is joining me now he was with us yesterday he's the editorial director of the heartland institute
01:28:00.160
editor-in-chief of stopping socialism dot com and uh also the uh co-author in uh my new book
01:28:07.900
on the great reset which is turning out to be one of the hardest books i've ever ever been
01:28:13.820
involved in and tried to write uh and we're having to do rewrites all the time because the
01:28:19.980
information is changing so rapidly it's an incredibly difficult topic it is so hard to wrap
01:28:25.900
your i think we're getting there though i do think we're getting there we're learning new things
01:28:29.860
every day but i think if you go back to where we started this whole process yes and where we are
01:28:34.260
today yeah we know so much more than we did we know so much more but the average american doesn't
01:28:40.400
and again this is an elephant that you're going to have to eat one bite at a time you just have to
01:28:45.560
bear with it and it's like when people said to me why is why are you talking about woodrow wilson all the
01:28:50.800
time why are you talking about the caliphate all the time because it's important that you understand
01:28:57.560
what is really behind the news here's what's happening right now here's how masks and dr seuss are the same
01:29:07.740
story they are intentional distractions as long as you can keep the american people divided arguing about
01:29:19.060
dr seuss and arguing over masks you can do anything and huge huge things are being done right now on a
01:29:30.000
global level and there is going to come a time when your best friend or even you if you decide not to
01:29:36.940
pursue this line of thinking you will say when did this happen right now and it has been happening i
01:29:45.160
believe for at least 10 years this is one of the best laid out plans i have ever seen you want to talk
01:29:53.820
about uh you know star chambers or secret combinations this is the textbook case of it except they're not in
01:30:03.680
hiding they're right out in the open we're just distracted and divided the only hope we have is to come
01:30:13.880
together and say wait a minute yeah dr seuss whatever uh what is it that you just did yesterday
01:30:19.920
now if we can come together on these things we can stop it i'm going to show you just one piece last
01:30:28.680
night on my wednesday night special it is crucial please that you watch it somebody said to me last
01:30:35.080
night glenn i i can't watch it it's too depressing you know what can we do i'll tell you at the end of the
01:30:42.360
hour exactly what you can do and it is probably the most important thing you will ever do in your
01:30:49.560
life and it will change the course of your life and possibly change the course of your country because
01:30:56.560
it will change the course of your family's life it is critical and i'll give that to you in just a
01:31:05.660
minute let me just go through what is happening on one part of the great reset banks have always been
01:31:13.300
the helper for capitalism but you have to understand capitalism is changing it's no longer shareholder
01:31:19.420
capitalism it is stakeholder capitalism and the stakeholders are the government the companies the
01:31:27.620
ceos and you you're a stakeholder but you're not part of any of the decisions your government at the
01:31:36.960
federal level is making all of the decisions in your name that is exactly how they describe it
01:31:43.620
what we're not leaving people out the government is doing the decision and it's an elected government
01:31:48.580
uh-huh and all of the people who are the stakeholder deciders they're all going to be wildly wealthy
01:31:58.040
this is the biggest heist and the biggest cage ever constructed in a in global history
01:32:07.440
last night i showed you a lot of things but i showed you uh the paris climate accords and why is
01:32:14.960
that so important what was the big deal i mean it was nothing it was nothing well i showed you last
01:32:21.900
night uh it wasn't the paris climate accord that everybody was watching it was the the secondary
01:32:28.820
meetings that were happening there they were happening with the banks the biggest banks around the world
01:32:36.080
450 different banks got together now american banks i thought were not involved at the beginning
01:32:44.940
i couldn't find bank of america or chase manhattan that were there and you still up until recently
01:32:52.540
you couldn't find anything and you would say well that's it because they're not involved which i don't
01:32:58.180
buy at all and i have evidence of it now um but also maybe they're in hiding because they don't want to
01:33:05.000
think they don't want people thinking that they're taking their you know orders from the u.n and climate
01:33:10.600
activists you know you might think hey i'm going to get my money out of bank of america and chase
01:33:16.720
manhattan and the five biggest banks in the country because they're in doing something that i don't agree
01:33:22.880
with at all that is my assumption of why they have stayed out of this for so long but they haven't
01:33:30.340
actually stayed out of it what caught our eye was at this you know uh meeting of of the paris
01:33:38.120
climate accords was the amalgamated bank of the u.s now what is that the reason why this caught our eye
01:33:48.000
is because it's the biggest union bank in the country they're owned by workers united which is an affiliate
01:33:56.140
of seiu you say seiu to me and i immediately know something is really wrong now i mentioned last
01:34:10.100
night's show that the world bank and the u.n were collaborating at a global level back at 2015
01:34:16.260
and the u.s financial institutions were basically a no-show but then we found that a private banking
01:34:24.460
group in the netherlands took their methodology and created a private organization called the
01:34:31.540
partnership for carbon accounting financials or pcaf so this has come from a global organization
01:34:38.440
and then a private group says oh that's a great idea we're gonna do that and so they do it
01:34:47.440
and that's where amalgamated bank comes in they took their private model based off the u.n paris
01:34:54.580
accord initiative and led the charge to begin implementation here in america so it's a labor
01:35:00.900
union and their bank doing this now earlier this week i told you that a friend of mine sold sent me
01:35:08.600
something that they got from merrill lynch well that friend of mine is justin haskins and uh thank you
01:35:15.200
glenn you're welcome glad to be your friend i i love that so tell me about what they got from
01:35:22.660
merrill lynch right so so a co-worker of mine logs into his merrill lynch account not a rich guy just a
01:35:29.840
regular guy got his 401k and merrill lynch logs into his merrill lynch account and up pops this really
01:35:35.220
friendly amazing notice that you've got your very own esg score your environment social and governance
01:35:42.460
score scores is all three categories and an overall score and unfortunately my degenerate friend
01:35:48.700
4.7 overall score out of 10 so not not doing very well on the esg scale this is akin to you getting a
01:35:57.520
score you think you have a score of maybe 700 you know for your credit score and all of a sudden you
01:36:03.120
find out that you have a score of 300 what are you going to be able to buy how are you going to get a
01:36:09.140
loan you're going to be able to buy a car a house or anything else this credit score is going through
01:36:14.580
the financial sector and the banks and you'll understand why this is so bad here in a second
01:36:20.300
so when you get this it is it is based on things from merrill lynch on the companies that you are buying
01:36:29.600
so if you want to buy stock and you think guns are going to be great and they're going to go up
01:36:35.620
they have a very low what's called esg score environmental social justice and governance
01:36:42.480
score and so they have a very low rating which means the banks are very unlikely to give them
01:36:49.480
any money so you can say i really believe in this technology but if it's not politically correct
01:36:56.220
it will have a low score that will punish that company in financing but you say screw it i believe
01:37:04.940
in this country company you now get a low esg score and they say this is just to help you invest
01:37:12.800
but that's not what it is that's the happy face the other side of that is it's your score so the bank
01:37:22.080
now looks at you and says well you have an esg score of four you're not playing along with the environment
01:37:28.720
you're not for social justice i how can i trust that you're going to do something that is worthwhile
01:37:35.020
for this collective community so now you don't get uh loans now the overall score you're you're going
01:37:44.000
to be graded and your risk to the bank is assessed based on things and services you about this is from
01:37:52.880
their report the things and services you buy well that are you a member of blaze tv
01:38:00.340
oh are you hope not are you or have you bought a gun recently have you done are you collecting food
01:38:09.840
storage what are you talking about things and services that you buy how much electricity you use
01:38:16.520
if you own a business how much travel is involved how much do your employees commute or can they all
01:38:23.440
work from home how many buildings do you own how many company vehicles are there what do you invest
01:38:29.620
in now if you answer those incorrectly you're going to be giving a very low score now it's not going to
01:38:38.880
affect me until you read their own documents at the bank in their own disclosures personal mortgages
01:38:49.040
commercial real estate business loans listed equity energy finance car loans every aspect of your life
01:39:00.200
you will be cut out of you won't be getting a car loan this is this is just the beginning
01:39:08.220
medicine medicine is also going to be controlled by the federal government if you don't play ball
01:39:15.880
if you're eating meat i'm sorry we can't give you that medicine it is total control
01:39:23.380
so it hasn't hit the mainstream right the the u.s banks were a no-show well if you look at that private
01:39:33.600
pcaf group that nobody's looking at you're looking for it in the u.n and the paris accord
01:39:40.600
you're not looking at this group this is a front group because joining that group bank of america
01:39:49.260
city co-america morgan stanley and these are just the banks that had the balls to come out with it
01:39:56.200
publicly who else has adopted the u.n's methodology did they do it in a way to avoid the u.n and paris
01:40:03.320
court public lists to avoid scrutiny your climate footprint and your social justice we haven't
01:40:12.340
even gotten a social justice yet your social justice footprint is given a credit score to measure your
01:40:20.700
financial risk to the system now as insane as it is it was all set for an initial test run uh in 2019
01:40:31.900
bank of america has already gone public that they're adopting this radical reinvention of
01:40:39.240
the entire financial system and i know that sounds crazy but it's not give me another minute i'll show
01:40:47.100
you what's happening this week 60 seconds in fact
01:40:52.820
all right let me tell you about gold line gee why should you have uh why should you have gold i mean
01:41:01.400
this system is evidence that they all know the dollar is going to collapse they all know this
01:41:11.240
financial system is going to collapse they're telling you that's conspiracy theory that there's
01:41:15.980
nothing wrong this proves it you don't do these things and then stay with the dollar you don't do it
01:41:25.080
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signaled that companies will soon have to report their climate risk to the government
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so now you begin to see the public private partnership between the banks and the u.s government
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in action if you fail to disclose your climate information to the banks the governments will
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compel you to do it anyway this is going to affect every single america american in a profound way
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that happened last week yesterday the treasury said that they are going to run a climate risk
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assessment and a climate stress test on the financial system this all plays into each other
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this is what's happening the bank squeeze it was as i showed you last night in the special please
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watch it 2013 obama administration did operation choke point it is the most incredible thing that
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i can't believe everybody didn't hear about i can't believe no one is exposing this it was to put
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businesses that were politically incorrect out of business using the fdic and this year a lot of
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changes are all have already happened and we have missed them the leaders of 450 banks met in paris
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four months ago to announce they're all in on pushing this forward and i i gave a quote at the
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beginning of the show last night we promote social justice policies to reduce inequalities including
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uh thorough support to tax uh distributive and domestic resource optimization approaches safety nets and or
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insurance schemes now this was from the gathering in paris but i want you to remember these are
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bankers saying this and in their statement the first line from these bankers was this
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we public development banks of the world gathered for the first time in paris to commit to support
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the transformation of the global economy and societies that is not the job of citibank or bank of america
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the pilot program went into effect in 2019 the banks that were involved
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they have a report out and they pull no punches achieving net zero emissions will require a whole
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economy transition every company every bank every insurer every investor will have to adjust their
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models it spanned two years a bank in france released what they called the climate vulnerability
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index in other words your climate credit score this is china by the way the approach quoting from them
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the approach aims to assess transition risk by quantifying the marginal impact of the climate
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scenario on the credit rating of borrowers for a set priority sector under the assumption that the
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borrower does not adapt to this scenario so bend the knee or lose the credit
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using their own documents anyone caught out of compliance and unwilling to conform will be dealt with
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through what they call exclusion policies page 41 kbc will abstain from direct financing or insurance
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of for instance coal related projects as well as from general corporate financing or insurance of
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energy companies if they have any portion of their energy production capacity which is coal fired
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joe biden doesn't need to ban coal the banks are doing it themselves and you by having your bank
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okay justin haskins is uh with us and we were we were just talking about what we went over last night
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which is it's hard to get your arms around because what we went over last night on the wednesday night
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special uh was just one really just part of the enforcement arm of the great reset that's right
01:50:08.300
right yeah just just one part of all of this uh i think the most important takeaway from from last night
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is that this is not some wild uh you know it's not a wild conspiracy theory obviously it's not even a
01:50:22.220
wild prediction it's happening right now it's occurring and all the pieces have been put into
01:50:27.900
place for years and years and years that have led us to this point in time and now when you look back
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at all of these different things that we've seen in the past and we said well why would
01:50:36.140
why would people even democrats even people who are in power who are why would they support this or that
01:50:42.300
piece of legislation like the green new deal for example and when you look back on those things
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it sheds a whole new light on all of it how could the green new deal is a great example of it right
01:50:52.540
why would all these big corporations line up behind something like that right well maybe because
01:50:59.420
they're going to make a whole lot of money off of it when you get rid of cars by 2035 gasoline cars
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um who's who's making money well big corporations like g e or gm uh corporations that
01:51:14.780
nancy pelosi just invested a million dollars in tesla two weeks before joe biden announced that
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he's going to replace the entire federal fleet with electric cars exactly gee what a smart investment
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she made and and it's not just it's not just electric cars it's almost every aspect of the economy has to
01:51:39.580
change they say that that's right this this will affect every american down to the most basic things
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right so you you are going to be they're gonna you're gonna have an esg score how much electricity
01:51:55.660
do you use well you're using so much electricity so you're gonna have to pay a tax on that unless you
01:52:01.580
get a new refrigerator well who's making the new refrigerator ge that's right how about new windows
01:52:08.540
how up for your home how about making sure that your house is green energy compliant that was a
01:52:13.420
huge part of the green new deal in california they've already put laws into place that say
01:52:18.700
every new house has got to have solar panels strapped onto it and we're not talking about
01:52:23.020
every new house nope we're not talking about every building in the country we're talking about every
01:52:28.060
building in the civilized world yeah that's what we're talking about so when people say and this is
01:52:33.660
where we went wrong uh and and i'm the first to admit it i just wrote a book on arguing with
01:52:40.140
socialists we wrote it together i know and when we first started looking at this we were trying to put
01:52:45.180
the socialism label on this it's not socialist no this is where they are using socialists and they're
01:52:53.020
using conservatives and they're using nazis and and everybody else they're using those people to get us to
01:53:02.540
fight with one another so we're not seeing what the real deal is when they put out the new green deal
01:53:09.980
this these now are private corporations private banks private industries that are all working together
01:53:20.540
you don't kind of need to pass the green new deal right because the bank won't give you a loan unless you
01:53:26.860
accept the principles of the new green deal exactly and and the tip off for all of this was when we
01:53:33.340
started looking at the at the great reset initially and we saw all these big gigantic corporations the
01:53:39.340
head of brian morning and the head of bank of america is was an integral part of making these esg
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standards he's deeply in bed with the world economic forum and we looked at that and we said what are these
01:53:50.940
people doing this this is socialism that this is some kind of socialist why are they no it's not
01:53:58.140
it's not socialism i have a feeling that if bernie sanders were here today he'd agree with us he would
01:54:03.580
agree that he hates all of this right he doesn't want anything to do with this that's where you're going
01:54:08.700
to find yourself in a situation i think in the next year where you're talking to socialists and you're
01:54:17.260
like i'm with you buddy i'm i'm right with you and they're going to say i can't believe i'm saying
01:54:22.300
this but i'm with you it's going to happen because soon as this is exposed you are going to see more
01:54:32.060
and more people go wait a minute they're just raping the middle class and lower class if if your company
01:54:40.700
is making hundreds of millions of dollars you're going to be fine you're going to be fine but everybody
01:54:45.900
below is going to be on a stipend that's right i mean you are really truly being categorized as a
01:54:53.340
consumer and a worker that's all you are and and with the goals of common core which are coming through
01:55:02.460
again through the great reset in diabolical ways will judge your child by third grade and it will be
01:55:12.460
your child will be put on a track to serve this industry or that industry this is every how many
01:55:19.340
times have you heard people from george bush to uh you know john carrey say the future is china yep
01:55:28.540
that is the future china the way china does things no that's not the future and i don't want that to be
01:55:36.620
the future but that's what this is that's right they're so but they're so efficient they're so good
01:55:42.460
at getting things done over there they can just you know if they need a factory and your house happens
01:55:47.100
to be where the factory needs to be they just pull those down the house it's fantastic and if you happen
01:55:51.740
to disagree in china and you're a weger uh we just have to build a little concentration camp for you
01:55:57.100
yeah it's a federal jobs guarantee yeah that's that's all that is um so now what do you do about
01:56:04.780
it this is probably the most important thing you will ever do in your life first thing i want you
01:56:12.300
to watch the special i want you to look at original sources i want you go to go to the world economic
01:56:19.500
forum.org uh and look at it i want you to read the sustainable development goals from the un's agenda
01:56:28.220
2030 i want you to compare those two and notice wow they fit with each other i want you then to
01:56:36.620
take the documents that we're showing just on finance and see that the bank that you have your
01:56:42.540
money in most likely is a is way into this then you have to decide this
01:56:53.100
what do i really believe and how important are those values and principles to me do i really truly
01:57:03.180
believe in liberty and the individual and and the freedom to pursue my own happiness
01:57:12.380
without all of this regulation on top of me do i believe that people have a right to find their
01:57:21.260
own way and compete in an open fair market do i believe that every move my child makes every word my
01:57:31.820
child utters everything is measured everything is recorded everything about their entire life will be
01:57:40.380
scrutinized for their safety you have to ask yourself after you've done your homework do not take my word
01:57:53.340
for it and if you find things that i say are happening and you think they're wrong call me i will put you on
01:58:00.700
the air and we will go over it together and i will be the first to gladly admit that i am wrong if you
01:58:07.580
can show me the evidence but i want you to do your own homework and then you have to decide will i stand
01:58:18.860
am i willing to go up i'm a cpa and i just got these rules that uh the sec is saying right now as a cpa
01:58:28.940
you have to do these esg reports and that's coming do you just keep quiet and keep your job or do you
01:58:38.220
try to find other people and if you don't find any other people that agree with you that you're still
01:58:43.740
willing to say i won't do this i won't do this i have to ring the bell because i know what this means
01:58:50.540
these are the times that try men's souls this is probably the easiest time you will have to make this
01:59:07.500
decision because you're not seeing the direct profound effects in your life yet but you will
01:59:17.740
soon if you don't stand now you probably won't stand
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i have made my choice it's time now for you to make yours
01:59:45.820
back in a minute thank you justin for coming in thanks glenn uh all right by the way uh did you
01:59:56.140
see hong kong is uh having a shorter shortage of burner phones that's because half of the population
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no i'm sorry half of the population was out rioting or or demonstrating and saying no to china
02:00:11.100
they the everybody who is a leader is gone now disappeared or in prison or killed
02:00:19.420
now half the population was on the street and china still shut them down number one thing people
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are looking for now in china or in hong kong burner phones why because they're tracking everything
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