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00:00:57.060 15 seconds all right 15 seconds for the national program and we got a lot to talk about today

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00:01:18.500 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:01:38.640 this is the glenn back program

00:01:44.640 hey come one come all we're giving out free hotel rooms are you a mexican citizen and would like to be

00:01:54.760 an american citizen are you maybe in honduras and kind of sad come on we've got color tv and air

00:02:03.840 conditioned rooms ready and waiting for you we talk about the border in 60 seconds

00:02:10.160 the glenn back program so katie lives in pennsylvania she was suffering uh for the longest time from

00:02:19.300 shoulder pain was wrecking her life everything she tried to combat the pain either didn't work or left

00:02:26.300 her with side effects that were as bad or worse than having the pain in the first place she didn't

00:02:31.360 know where else to turn fortunately katie listens to this handsome man on radio an awful lot

00:02:38.480 yes that's right and she i don't think it was me uh she was listening to my program and she heard me

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00:03:17.800 800-500-8384 it's relieffactor.com okay i want to start with a uh i want to start with a song

00:03:26.320 that uh nick daly and i are we're working on a few of these songs i think it's important that we

00:03:32.740 do some things and teach some principles etc etc in different ways and be more culturally relevant

00:03:39.960 it's why i'm painting us the series that i'm painting right now of uh of heroes and uh and why

00:03:50.680 we're doing songs like this and my hope is that they will uh be able to teach some things while also

00:04:00.720 uh infiltrating even in a little bit of our culture this one is uh was done by nick i i was inspired by

00:04:12.780 this guy in france uh his name is wax taylor and uh in listening to his music it's just genius stuff

00:04:22.840 and he takes cultural sounds and uh messages and mixes them into songs this one we've done and

00:04:34.440 it's about empowerment there's so many complaining political speeches people are tired of hearing

00:04:43.760 nothing but doom and despair on the radio now look i'm going to talk about us the average guys

00:04:49.240 the john does he's the man the ads are written for that's right

00:04:53.560 it's because the slimy politics that we have all this unemployment here

00:04:59.100 signed a disgusting american citizen well well look at that face it's wonderful they'll believe him 0.63

00:05:06.900 let's see what you look like when you protest against what against anything just protest what are you

00:05:12.520 after i mean money money money what do you want a journalistic career money

00:05:18.660 what do you want a journalistic career money money money money well i'm glad to hear somebody

00:05:34.140 admit it money money money money money money why don't we tear the building down to most of you

00:05:42.060 your neighbor is a stranger a guy with a barking dog and a high fence around him now you can't be a

00:05:47.400 stranger to any guy that's on your own team so tear down the fence that separates you tear down the

00:05:53.820 fence and you tear down a lot of hates and prejudices that man's right honey

00:05:58.540 i don't think anybody will listen what may i remind you that i picked you up out of the

00:06:06.580 and i can throw you right there again money money just protest i've had the whole army and navy

00:06:13.040 out searching for you because he's in the oil business just protest money money with the newspapers

00:06:21.200 and the radio stations that these gentlemen control we can kill the movement deader than

00:06:24.960 the doornail will do it too the moment you step out of line i know a lot of you are saying what can i

00:06:30.080 do i'm just a little punk i don't count well you're dead wrong the little punks have always

00:06:35.800 counted because in the long run the character of a country is the sum total of the character of its

00:06:40.840 little punks so so the trouble with the world is nobody gets a hoot about his neighbor these

00:06:46.120 gentlemen and i know what's missed for the john does of america regardless of what trends like

00:06:50.580 you think you're the fake we believe in what we're doing well that certainly is a new law

00:06:56.260 i guess i've seen everything now the free people can beat the world at anything from war to

00:07:01.860 tiddlywinks if we all pull in the same direction you better start right now don't wait till the game

00:07:08.960 is called unaccounted practice wait wait bring up john doe you're the hope of the world

00:07:15.100 all right john doe let's go south of the border shall we

00:07:20.460 yes here we are in the great state of texas where

00:07:29.980 we're just we've we're meeting new friends making new friends with new neighbors

00:07:37.860 our hotel rooms being purchased by ice it's wonderful you know i always thought ice i mean

00:07:45.800 when you get to a hotel what does somebody say who's gonna go get ice right now they're out

00:07:52.240 buying hotel rooms they're renting them uh and and they're also building really nice places at

00:07:59.160 seventy thousand dollars a bed if you look at how much this is costing us now to build these new uh

00:08:07.280 these new camps seventy thousand dollars a bed for the kids that are coming across the border

00:08:13.340 arriba right you bet um seventy thousand dollars let's see hang on just a second seventy thousand

00:08:21.620 dollars per illegal um did you get that for the covid thing the check it all 70 grand uh

00:08:30.800 you lost your business you lost your job did you get seventy thousand dollars

00:08:37.260 because i i i didn't i didn't get that now i'm an evil conservative and i make money which i didn't

00:08:46.720 earn by the way no but fourteen hundred dollars are on the way that's fourteen well not to me

00:08:51.320 not to you but yeah but to people to people who who deserve it fourteen hundred dollars or which is

00:08:58.140 almost seventy thousand i mean if you think about the difference there they're both above zero right

00:09:03.420 both under a hundred grand both under a hundred right i mean it's basically the same basically the

00:09:09.760 same thing you're right now uh nancy pelosi wants you to know that it is completely under control she

00:09:16.380 says the border situation is under control in fact uh omar uh elia uh ilian omar which uh elon was

00:09:25.340 wasn't she part of the aoc entourage down at the border last time when she was talking about how

00:09:33.160 horrible these things were uh aoc of course was saying that this was like nazi germany literal

00:09:40.400 concentration camps why do you say it like that i don't know that's how she says it really she says

00:09:47.060 like literal concentration camps okay so here is elon omar listen there are growing complaints about

00:09:55.940 the biden administration restricting media access i'm sorry i can't i can't i mean we have rare

00:10:04.440 opportunity to use it so elon omar elon omar all right now we can hear elon omar there are growing

00:10:21.440 complaints about the biden administration restricting media access to the border are you among those who

00:10:26.160 are concerned about that it is it is very concerning again that you know we're we're not centering this

00:10:33.000 conversation around what's actually taking place um where it wasn't a question coming from what

00:10:38.280 situations they're fleeing what their conditions are right now at the border this conversation um

00:10:45.180 around the hysteria that is happening with the republicans right now uh is centered around you

00:10:51.600 know gaining political points it's not about the safety um of of americans it's not this it's not

00:10:58.780 about adhering to international law and allowing people to seek asylum it's not about coming to the

00:11:04.880 table and working with us um in in regards to immigration policy um because if any of those things

00:11:12.040 were true you would hear hysteria from them in regards to the northern border you would hear hysteria from

00:11:18.560 them around you know folks who become undocumented because they overstay their visas right 0.99

00:11:23.880 and so it shows you really that this this conversation it's about maligning um and you know i i think

00:11:33.500 creating a torturous space uh that often becomes dangerous um and and violent well it's a torturous space

00:11:41.980 i mean some of these hotel rooms don't have color tv i'm i just i want you to know

00:11:48.780 oh man they have pools though right now some of them do some of them hot tubs is there a hot tub

00:12:03.440 situation i wouldn't use it do we have spa jets no i i didn't say i would use it i wouldn't use it uh

00:12:08.840 you never know you never know uh but uh the border situation is under control now you know

00:12:16.660 there is also some crazy people uh you know like the texas department of public safety uh that is

00:12:26.800 deployed down at the border uh they pulled over an adult man and a 14 year old girl in star county

00:12:32.920 discovered the man was a fugitive wanted by law enforcement for sexual assault but they had just

00:12:38.340 come over the border illegally now you're gonna think the girl because she wasn't related to him

00:12:46.020 uh it was likely that they paired up to cross the border uh together and uh and you know and he was

00:12:52.700 going to abuse her but that's just your whiteness talking there okay it is yeah it's just your whiteness 0.59

00:12:59.120 uh so she was 14 and you know he wasn't 14 and uh you know he has he he has a record of assaulting

00:13:10.360 uh girls sexually that doesn't mean as he was he has learned his lesson because he was kicked out of

00:13:17.940 this country once and now he just wants to come back and he's just trying to help you know this 14

00:13:22.860 year old girl across the border that's all that's happening that's nice yeah so uh don't believe all the

00:13:28.800 stuff that you're reading about that it's not under control because it is it is uh by the way uh looks

00:13:34.860 like smugglers uh are embedding criminals in the families to cross the borders as well you know

00:13:43.120 it's a another crazy story and please don't believe any of this um there's another crazy story out there

00:13:48.740 that uh these children you know because it's six thousand dollars that could be up to twenty thousand

00:13:55.320 dollars that's a lot of money that's a lot of money for a you know a struggling family in mexico

00:14:00.800 you know six thousand dollars there's a lot of money i mean that's probably you know two days in

00:14:07.400 disney world um six thousand dollars is a lot of money for people here in america to cough up so where

00:14:15.240 are all of these people that are dirt poor coming up with six thousand dollars i mean

00:14:21.480 is it that bad that they they're fleeing and they and they have six thousand dollars in

00:14:30.500 cash just to i'm going to take it out of the bank i don't want to do this but i'm going to take it out

00:14:35.300 of the bank where are these people getting six thousand u.s dollars now some would say but again

00:14:42.460 it's like you know police can you trust the police anymore uh they're actually saying that um these drug

00:14:51.020 cartels are holding the families hostage uh or making them promise and they will pay up

00:15:00.300 kind of like the italian mob did in the early 1900s that yeah we'll help you get to america but then

00:15:08.420 you're gonna owe us a favor and this is expanding the drug cartels influence here in america but don't

00:15:17.980 worry as a lot of mar said we we're not talking about the real issue where these kids are coming from

00:15:22.940 you know let's just all assume they have anywhere from two four six up to twenty thousand dollars

00:15:32.220 that they can the families can just cough up because they're looking for a better life here

00:15:37.720 in america where they can wow they're looking for a better life where they can make it here because

00:15:43.840 they can't make it there but they've got six thousand dollars in u.s cash wow seems like there's some

00:15:49.740 inconsistencies to this narrative seems like there might be something there that uh is there any

00:15:55.500 point too we can start noting the incredible incompetence of the biden administration who came

00:16:02.920 in and changed all these rules without any plan whatsoever as to what would happen when they

00:16:08.920 change these rules when they really think this isn't the plan i i mean i don't i mean they're agents of

00:16:16.600 chaos uh yeah i mean i think i the plan might be and i i would agree with this that they want to have

00:16:23.400 uh a a situation where these illegal immigrants are getting across the border and becoming citizens 1.00

00:16:29.300 in the long term i don't know that they necessarily want this hassle because the even the media as we

00:16:34.620 talked about before we came on the air there are scattered showers of journalism all over the place

00:16:38.340 right now uh yeah can we check on we're gonna go to the weather forecast with journalists

00:16:43.380 here in just a second give me uh and now scuttered showers of journalism yes now that's coming up in

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00:18:18.400 and now scuttered showers of journalism all right let's uh take a look at the weather now with

00:18:40.000 meteorologist stupid gear hi stew here we saw a stunning development in the storm uh front on the uh on the

00:18:46.840 cuomo side of the map here recently uh which has been very shocking to me personally yes it took a

00:18:51.560 long time to develop yeah but there is a lot of high pressure from the left yes on that one yes a lot

00:18:57.360 of high pressure and you're seeing some of that as well here however i've noticed over the past week or

00:19:02.700 so incredible increases in the amount of journalism falling from the skies on the border area of this

00:19:10.800 country which is shocking to me i'd have to see it to believe it let me give you an example of this

00:19:16.420 this is from abc news martha raddatz her uh they're like their lead foreign affairs correspondent here

00:19:22.900 she is on their podcast this morning after hearing republicans complain about joe biden and how did this

00:19:30.080 happen and some democrats complain about how did this happen so did you come here because joe biden was

00:19:35.920 elected president basically basically people who i spoke to said quite clearly they came because they

00:19:44.220 thought joe biden was opening up the borders and welcoming them 0.81

00:19:48.340 would you have tried to do this when donald trump was president definitely not specifically they said

00:20:03.260 they wouldn't have come if donald trump was still president so the biden administration really has

00:20:10.420 a problem on its hand yeah i agree so give me the i gotta have you've got to give me the new york

00:20:17.860 times music here for just a second because i have to ask uh our meteorologist a few questions

00:20:23.980 on this one um do you think that these journalists are

00:20:29.860 i think these journalists have actually seen the light or is there something else going on

00:20:37.960 perhaps global warming that's a great point i hadn't thought about that yes it's global warming

00:20:43.560 that's it it's definitely okay thank you so much okay michael bavaro thank you that's a pretty

00:20:50.160 incredible uh report and this is they're not alone at abc i mean a lot of these places are telling the

00:20:55.660 same story which i think honestly is it's just a sign of really high levels of incompetence

00:21:01.540 there's no reason they have such a favorable treatment from the media there's no reason to

00:21:07.620 get stuck into a controversy if you're joe biden you come in there and you do even a moderately okay

00:21:12.600 job and they're going to say you are god but i don't think joe biden i mean can we play the

00:21:17.100 walking up the stairs thing i mean i don't think joe biden is in control i really don't i don't think

00:21:24.140 i think bill o'reilly is right i mean this is really sad this is okay there's one there's two

00:21:30.200 there's three he's on the ground he's pushing his life alert button there and uh that's sad um i

00:21:40.360 don't think that that he's he knows even what's going on really in the border and i don't think

00:21:45.420 that he is on the day-to-day details i think i think radicals are in charge of that and that's the

00:21:52.940 you could argue that's what happened here right like they came in and changed all of these rules

00:21:56.660 on day one i mean biden signed all the stuff but uh you know they whatever i mean he campaigned on

00:22:03.160 it though forget it forget any i'm not going to give him a pass because he falls downstairs

00:22:07.440 and this is complete incompetence and he deserves to pay the political price for it oh i oh i agree

00:22:13.540 with you 100 just remember on the other side of that door carol merrill's here to tell you all about

00:22:19.860 it no it's president harris yeah no i want joe biden to remain i want him to be alive and healthy

00:22:27.160 and president we are rooting for you we are rooting we are pulling for you brother stay in power we are

00:22:34.280 pulling for president biden back in just a second

00:22:37.860 this is the glenn back program so let me tell you something that i like to tell my kids

00:22:52.980 when i like to get my groove on and i really want to jam oh it drives them crazy this is so great i do

00:23:00.760 this to them all the time usually in public around their friends hey kids well dad's going to get his

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00:23:30.640 punishment ever uh i'm gonna go take you out in a pack of your friends at school and i'm gonna pick 0.98

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00:24:09.640 oh my gosh oh my gosh oh my i i have to apologize immediately uh

00:24:20.860 i'm really sorry uh could we please play the uh cnn interview with uh linda sanchez

00:24:30.340 uh congressman linda sanchez over the weekend on 0.73

00:24:33.740 i don't necessarily think that it's appropriate for journalists to be inside um centers that are

00:24:40.120 that are are not permanent places for children that children are not placed there permanently

00:24:45.000 they're processed out of um those facilities as quickly as possible and as quickly as the facilities

00:24:51.560 will allow so uh some of them being held there longer than they're legally supposed to be um they

00:24:57.560 are doing we'll have you under covet protocols if if it were not a pandemic i would totally understand

00:25:04.140 i feel really um i feel really bad because in the first half hour we talked about you know

00:25:12.800 journalists and uh and some journalists that are saying we should be allowed in to take pictures

00:25:20.360 you know because that's happened with every uh president uh you know uh in fact do we have the photo

00:25:29.040 journalist that uh says that he has tried to uh get in with every single president uh every single

00:25:40.280 president has allowed him to photograph u.s customs and border protection operations except for joe biden

00:25:48.400 he is from getty the image special correspondent his name is john moore and uh he's he's speaking out

00:25:57.780 now because uh joe biden isn't letting anyone in and i thought this was a transparent uh maybe when

00:26:07.020 he fell down he bumped his head and he forgot about that oh see there's another joke do we have the

00:26:12.000 audio of the of the the guy on msnbc saying you know don't joke about that thing because

00:26:18.180 that that's that's i gotta apologize again my gosh guy on nbc this weekend msnbc said uh joking

00:26:28.140 about the president falling down the stairs could lead to assassinations and uh so bizarre

00:26:36.040 what do you mean well that's clearly a logical step is it clearly you joke about the president

00:26:45.820 falling okay and the next thing boom he's dead from an assassin's bullet it's not usually the

00:26:53.980 way it happens i will say to uh gerald ford fell down the stairs saturday night live always making

00:26:58.920 fun of him true squeaky from thank you very much good night mic drop no i that's none none of that's

00:27:05.820 rational in any way uh i it's when does that matter no it's true i mean look what they did with trump i mean

00:27:11.740 i know there's a drew holden had a great thread of all the things they said about trump think peace

00:27:17.120 after think peace after think peace about how we have to absolutely take it seriously that he could

00:27:22.100 only he had that issue where he had to use his other hand to help himself take a drink of water

00:27:26.400 and he looked like he was walking very gingerly uh down the ramp and that was that is important we

00:27:32.060 must focus on it no it sounds like it's nothing but we must change that we must focus on it because

00:27:37.940 it is serious you know every single media organization said that back in the in the day

00:27:43.500 and now you know you're not even supposed to ask a question about it or have a little it was a sad

00:27:48.580 it was a sad fall i mean this is you're watching them yeah you're watching somebody who is clearly

00:27:55.020 clearly should not be in this position uh you're watching them just deteriorate in front of your eyes

00:28:01.440 and does the family not care does does no one care is this the way this guy is going to go out

00:28:07.940 really you're going to have him remembered this way it's just so obscene so obscene but they you know

00:28:15.700 they don't they don't care about the truth anymore have you seen the journalist from i think it's the

00:28:21.900 atlantic so here's the latest on the asian uh attacks from apparently the right

00:28:31.080 the asian attacks are going on there was somebody else that was uh there was somebody else that was

00:28:36.780 attacked it was horrible horrible uh 68 year old man asian punched in the face

00:28:43.400 uh at the stop of the uh one train in new york

00:28:49.320 he's in critical condition now we have the attacker on tape doing it we know who it is

00:29:00.480 okay uh it i mean just a really bad guy black here's what the reporter from the atlantic tweeted

00:29:12.360 now remember we're crazy conspiracy theorists to say joe biden and his son are corrupt that's a crazy

00:29:23.100 conspiracy tarik nasheed just tweeted many people believe that the nypd is orchestrating these random

00:29:34.380 attacks on asians using black people who are paid assets i'm not sure how true this theory is

00:29:44.060 but when suspects dressed like blacks black exploitation characters using jive turkey 70s dialogue like this

00:29:53.220 it does seem questionable really alex jones wouldn't even go there alex jones wouldn't say

00:30:04.160 what are you saying he's saying this is a false flag that's what got alex jones thrown out of society

00:30:13.520 and the most dangerous man of all because he was saying false flag this guy is not only claiming

00:30:21.080 false flag he's saying the cops are paying black people and the only reason why you can tell this

00:30:29.600 is because it's obvious a white man dressed him what yeah that's that's a fascinating theory

00:30:37.080 especially because going back a long time department of justice records show that the most common

00:30:43.200 attacker of an asian person is an african-american despite being one-fifth of the population of white

00:30:49.720 people uh that is the most and not and asian people uh are tied with white people for how many people

00:30:56.800 attack asian people so again this idea that there is some sort of bizarre epidemic of violence against

00:31:06.820 asian americans by white supremacists is not shown really anywhere in the data i mean it doesn't

00:31:13.800 seem to be what do you need it you have the vice president now of the san francisco school board

00:31:19.460 uh talking about what's really going on with asians now of course this woman is very conservative 0.99

00:31:26.100 being the vice president of the school board in san francisco uh she has uh said uh many asian

00:31:36.420 students and teachers i know won't engage in critical race conversations unless they see how

00:31:41.660 they are impacted by white supremacy she says i grew up in a mostly asian american school and i know

00:31:48.660 this experience all too well many asian americans believe they benefit from the model minority bs 0.52

00:31:54.880 in fact many asian americans teachers students and parents actively promote these myths they use

00:32:01.920 white supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead talk to many lowell high school parents and

00:32:09.320 you'll hear praise of tiger moms and disparagement of black and brown culture where are the vocal

00:32:16.640 asians speaking out against trump don't asian americans know that they're on his list as well

00:32:22.140 do they think they won't be deported beaten being a house n-word is still being an n-word you're still 0.62

00:32:29.960 considered the help oh people they are just these activists are just so crazy no she's a vice 1.00

00:32:40.280 president of the school board in san francisco what what makes you say she's an activist she sounds

00:32:45.100 like one really sounds like an activist no she's just trying to help all the students this just 0.51

00:32:49.600 obsession with with skin color is remarkable you only hear this i only hear this from white

00:32:56.140 nationalists this level of obsession you know you you and you go i guess you go to a white 0.68

00:33:02.340 nationalist conference you might see this sort of obsession with with the color of skin but this is

00:33:07.320 what we're getting from so many who are in control of the lives of your children yeah and uh you know

00:33:13.160 a lot of people we've heard a lot from people in california and a lot of them have been saying hey

00:33:17.460 open up those schools do you do you know what you're asking for here

00:33:22.720 maybe this is the best year of your kid's life maybe uh your kid being taught by you or someone

00:33:30.760 uh near near you uh in a group uh sort of setting even just being better taught by netflix

00:33:37.060 you know and star wars movies might be even better than this by the way uh the recall san francisco

00:33:45.080 school board campaign uh the ones that found these tweets she said i am not going to even address

00:33:52.380 tweets that were written five years ago oh i know oh that's yeah that's five years ago is so long

00:34:01.300 since when is that a no-go zone for the left so they released this they are these are liberals

00:34:10.900 in san francisco that are banding together and saying enough of this by the way she represents

00:34:18.640 schools the school that she's talking about and the school that she's overseeing the schools

00:34:23.920 is a mainly asian area and she's calling them white supremacists or using white supremacist

00:34:32.260 philosophies which is do good in school do work hard be a model student be a model citizen

00:34:43.080 a what model for what whites that's what kind of exactly right that is really the the philosophy

00:34:48.580 behind the anti-racism stuff the white fragility stuff is that these characteristics that we've all

00:34:56.200 always looked at and said were positive and it was my understanding it was across all societies

00:35:01.080 things like showing up on time working hard oh wait until i show you wait until next hour oh i've

00:35:08.120 got something that's being taught now in businesses that you won't believe well i mean you will but it's

00:35:14.920 it's all that it's all that wait into it'll it'll boggle your mind uh could i just leave this segment

00:35:21.540 with uh some common sense from bill maher listen to what he is saying on segregation and who's to blame

00:35:30.220 we seem to be entering an era of of resegregation that's coming from the left i mean on many college

00:35:37.540 campuses you can have there are separate dorms separate black dorms graduation ceremonies stuff

00:35:44.020 like that how will that affect elections in the future you know i i think uh there's there's a lot

00:35:50.200 of there's a great study in north carolina that showed that you know racially integrated schools make

00:35:54.740 people more more liberal uh but you know i i think just to go back i i think that the important thing

00:36:01.140 is to just realize that most non-white voters uh are not liberal uh they don't identify as liberal we

00:36:08.160 should take that really seriously uh and i think that when it uh like realizing that most voters don't

00:36:14.320 share our values means that we should instead try to meet people where they are with the values that

00:36:19.020 they actually hold and that we should talk them about issues that they care about uh that's uh one

00:36:23.860 of the you know brainiacs from the center for american progress uh one last clip from bill maher

00:36:29.480 and i i never thought i would live in an era i remember watching movies about the 50s

00:36:35.840 and the blacklist era when people would whisper that you were a communist and all it took was

00:36:41.200 somebody informing on you and saying oh they saw you at a rally or at some peace march and you were

00:36:47.020 branded and your career was over or you were on the blacklist people go to parties now and they like

00:36:52.980 they don't want to talk they're like can i talk i don't know your girlfriend she might be woke

00:36:59.220 really i'm not making this up people this informant thing this it's not just what you do

00:37:07.780 it's what you don't report that's another way the goalpost moved i was reading about this guy

00:37:14.480 winston marshall the banjo player in mumford and sons okay i remember when they were a thing

00:37:24.220 yeah for about the time it took to take a

00:37:26.760 this guy tweeted out that he liked a book it's a book called unmasked i never heard of it you never

00:37:35.720 heard of it it's apparently not favorable to antifa so it's criticizing antifa okay people write books

00:37:43.240 he tweeted out finally had the time to read your important book you're a brave man to the author

00:37:49.140 now he has to step away everyone's always stepping away from the band oh my god

00:37:56.240 um and he this is his apology again so soviet over the past few days i have come to

00:38:04.600 better understand the pain caused by the book i endorsed what

00:38:08.780 would you hit somebody over the head with it

00:38:11.180 i have offended not only a lot of people i don't know but also those closest to me including my

00:38:18.500 bandmates what a bunch of they must be

00:38:20.880 and for that i am truly sorry it's so stalin-esque it's so you know what

00:38:28.340 how about i can read what i want i'm a musician don't worry it won't happen again

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00:39:54.500 the glenbeck program

00:39:57.880 i am going to share with you a very very very controversial bill and uh you won't understand

00:40:11.940 why it's controversial up in the state of new hampshire um we're going to tell you about uh

00:40:17.920 a state bill and an act that is going through the senate and the house of representatives um

00:40:24.260 and it is the propagation of divisive concepts prohibited bill

00:40:29.480 they're trying to uh they're trying to stop the teaching of divisive concepts

00:40:38.900 now right now you're probably thinking oh geez what are they defining divisive concepts as

00:40:47.780 george washington crossed the delaware uh well wait until you hear and we've got a couple of

00:40:55.560 a couple of people who are deeply involved in this and the news is it's not going to pass

00:41:02.980 wait until you hear this bill next

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00:42:22.660 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:42:47.000 this is the glenbeck program

00:42:53.000 there is a revolt against critical race theory oklahoma republicans have a bill out that would

00:43:03.460 ban critical race theory west virginia is doing the same thing chinese american organization is uh

00:43:11.040 is denouncing critical race what's what's happening iowa state legislature has introduced a bill to ban

00:43:19.320 critical race theory programs there is one bill that is being considered now it's called the propagation

00:43:26.520 of divisive concepts prohibited bill wait until you hear this and they're saying well i'll let you know

00:43:35.580 is it gonna pass or not two people that are really intertwined in this and know all about this particular bill

00:43:43.820 and the bill itself in 60 seconds stand by

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00:45:01.180 all right i i've got to go over this bill before we introduce you to a couple of people

00:45:08.740 um the propagation of divisive concepts prohibited the definitions

00:45:16.100 contractor means any and all persons individuals corporations uh businesses of any kind that are in

00:45:22.540 any manner entered into a contract perform a subcontract pursuant to a contract with the state

00:45:27.540 of new hampshire divisive concept means the concept that a one race or sex is inherently superior to

00:45:36.060 another race or sex think how far we've gone b the state of new hampshire the united states is

00:45:43.660 fundamentally racist or sexist c an individual by virtue of his race or sex is inherently racist

00:45:50.660 sexist or oppressive whether consciously or unconsciously d an individual should be discriminated

00:45:57.080 against or receive adverse treatment solely or partly because his or her race or sex

00:46:02.660 e members of one race or sex cannot and should not attempt to treat others without respect to race

00:46:09.660 or sex f an individual's moral character is necessarily determined by his race or sex g an individual by

00:46:19.020 virtue of his race or sex bears responsibility for actions committed in the past by other members of

00:46:25.240 the same race or sex uh h any individual should feel discomfort guilt anguish or any other form of

00:46:31.620 psychological distress on account of his or her race or sex or i meritocracy or traits such as hard work

00:46:40.160 ethic are racist or sexist or were created by a particular race to oppose another race i could have read this to

00:46:49.400 you 10 years ago and said we're gonna have to start passing bills like this and they're gonna be hard to

00:46:56.000 pass 10 years from now and you wouldn't have believed me hard to believe right now it uh i mean what is part

00:47:04.940 what where is the controversial part of that the the one part that they push back on occasionally on these

00:47:11.300 things is and i believe this is a correct criticism that you can't really have affirmative action

00:47:17.600 without these sorts of when you have these in place you can't really have affirmative action now as a

00:47:24.160 person who opposes affirmative action i'm totally fine with that but like california ran into some

00:47:28.240 of this when they had laws that really made it seem like you're not supposed to treat people

00:47:33.520 differently because of their skin color which is obviously supposedly universal concept but we want

00:47:39.260 to do all these affirmative action programs so we can't have this in place but i believe it was d

00:47:44.860 of the of what you just read that said no adverse uh is can you read the wording of that one again

00:47:51.120 yeah d is an individual should be if they're teaching that in the any individual should be

00:47:57.180 discriminated against or receive adverse treatment solely or partly because of his race or sex so

00:48:03.540 that's even keeping it open to positive treatment because your sex or your race right it's okay essentially

00:48:09.300 to have affirmative action it's not trying to take that issue on so i'd like to know well first

00:48:14.200 carlin uh borisenko an organizational psychologist uh and a friend of the program doctor

00:48:21.000 how are you i'm doing well glenn how are you okay when i say doctor you're supposed to say doctor

00:48:27.180 oh sorry doctor yeah yeah um so you're involved in this new hampshire bill hb 544 you're promoting it

00:48:36.740 um you know on your website at youtube and you've uh looked into it uh how is this controversial

00:48:45.500 you know i i really don't know i've been working with state lawmakers over the last month or so

00:48:50.920 there's been a testimony in the house of representatives over this bill and it really

00:48:55.880 is something that shouldn't be controversial but of course the democrats in the state of new hampshire

00:49:00.500 are pushing back on it very strongly the first message they've gone through several different

00:49:04.380 messages at this point the first one is that they said this bill was racist now given the definitions

00:49:10.060 you just read i don't know how anyone can reasonably argue that the second one that they tried is this

00:49:16.100 bill is transphobic which makes no sense since trans people are not mentioned in the bill at all

00:49:21.940 at all but the third one and this is the one that seems to be sticking is that they're saying that

00:49:28.080 this bill infringes on free speech which oh my the irony there oh my gosh i know and the fact of the matter

00:49:39.460 is that this is the talking point that has stuck with some republicans in my state including my

00:49:44.680 republican governor chris sanunu who is now listening to this democratic talking point

00:49:49.140 rather than listening to the republicans in the house that are trying to pass this bill

00:49:53.260 and to the voters who elected him that is unbelievable so what are are democrats on in

00:50:02.680 lockstep on this or are there some democrats you know like bill maher was over the weekend saying this

00:50:09.120 is this this this has got to stop no i mean the democrats are pretty much in lockstep there might

00:50:14.140 be one that might defect our way but no they're they're pretty much in alignment on this one what

00:50:19.220 are the people that you know that are on the left the not not the politicians the people that you know

00:50:25.480 are they against this you know they i think that they've actually started to convince themselves that

00:50:34.020 a concept like one race is not superior to another race is actually a racist concept i really think

00:50:39.820 that they have bought into this ideology i don't understand it i mean the the reading of the bill

00:50:44.040 just the plain language that you just read is very very clear in what you can and cannot teach and for

00:50:49.820 me this is what i was taught growing up that you don't treat people differently because of their race

00:50:54.660 or sex it's just this is common sense this is all common sense this is all what we've been striving for

00:51:00.860 had we done this at the beginning of the uh the uh the country you wouldn't have had slavery you

00:51:08.700 wouldn't have had all the problems that we have right now how how is this how is this bill bad it

00:51:16.200 if this bill can't get passed you reverse everything the civil rights movement tried to teach all of us

00:51:23.140 that's exactly right glenn and a lot of people in new hampshire think that this bill isn't needed in

00:51:28.540 new hampshire but the fact of the matter is this this training is happening all over the place it's

00:51:33.440 happened at the university of new hampshire we just found out last week that the school districts in

00:51:37.900 manchester new hampshire the largest school district i believe in the state has done anti-whiteness

00:51:42.400 training it's happening in the bedford schools it's happening in the concord schools it's happening at

00:51:46.460 southern new hampshire university it's happening all over the place right in front of people and they

00:51:51.380 still are convinced that something like this isn't necessary you are somebody that goes into

00:51:55.340 organizations you're you're somebody who goes into to corporations and tries to help make those

00:52:00.780 corporations better uh yeah i bet your business isn't going well seeing that you won't be involved

00:52:06.980 with critical race theory and are standing against it but you know that businesses are having to do

00:52:14.200 these they're they're doing them all over the country that well that's exactly right and they're being

00:52:19.820 forced into a position of doing them by their hr team and by their employees and you know i'll tell you

00:52:24.680 what is my is my training business going well not exactly because as you said i refuse to pander to

00:52:29.560 this ideology but i'll tell you what is going well is my coaching business where i'm coaching executives

00:52:34.400 through exactly how to deal with this in their organizations because executives don't want to do

00:52:39.420 it and they feel like they're being forced into a position of needing to uh based on what their

00:52:44.320 employees are asking of them how do you do it quickly because i've got to run but how do you how does an

00:52:49.440 executive do it well i would look at an executive like coinbase's ceo that says that this is not a

00:52:55.020 part of our business we're going to be focusing on our core business initiatives and if you don't

00:52:58.720 like it here's a nice severance package and you can leave and when coinbase's ceo did that only five

00:53:04.680 percent of their employees took that severance package and so that's that is a a fair price for

00:53:10.500 to get toxic employees out of your organization that are only going to drag your organization down

00:53:14.960 that is the best strategy i've seen so far really good thank you very much carlin borosanko um we'll

00:53:21.480 talk to you again in a second i want to talk to somebody who's actually in the state house

00:53:26.020 and is fighting for this bill and what is it what it's up against we'll do that in one minute

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00:54:59.560 keith amin is with us he is a republican the new hampshire state representative uh and uh he's talking

00:55:17.780 about hb 544 he is one of the sponsors on that keith when you were putting this together did you think

00:55:26.040 you'd have a hard time getting this through and uh we we knew this would be controversial

00:55:32.820 uh part of your job as a legislature as a member of the legislature is to be a lightning rod for

00:55:41.140 discussions like this uh in my opinion so you know we knew it would be controversial uh and it's gotten

00:55:47.320 more timely we filed the bill back in november um i think we were the first state to do it

00:55:52.560 and our process is just now uh working its way through to handle this bill and it's gotten more

00:55:59.480 uh topical as time has gone on so tell me about the argument on free speech

00:56:06.860 yeah that's a very interesting one um that's been uh i think carlin we heard went over the different

00:56:16.420 objections and uh one by one those kind of disappeared and uh it focused on this free speech

00:56:22.440 argument what's really interesting about our legislature is we have uh 400 members uh and

00:56:28.780 they're from all walks of life and it just so happens that one of our former chief justices

00:56:34.320 of our supreme court our state supreme court uh is now a freshman representative well is this

00:56:41.300 robert lynn that's right robert and so he he weighed in on his opinion on the free speech issue

00:56:48.560 and decisively with uh you know citing cases and citing different references and the gist of his uh

00:56:55.720 his argument against that it violates free speech is that you know the free speech uh right is an

00:57:04.000 individual right it doesn't apply to government government doesn't have a free speech right people

00:57:10.020 that work for the government when they're when they're operating under the authority of the government

00:57:14.700 uh don't have that right in the course of their employment uh but as individuals we all have

00:57:20.680 that right so i thought that was a very interesting uh take on you know whether it violates free speech

00:57:26.720 all right so if the individual and we we see this you know practice in fact that's what they're

00:57:32.520 hunting in the pentagon now is anybody who was online saying anything that they shouldn't have said and

00:57:38.120 if you're a military member you're not supposed to be involved in in any kind of discussion on on

00:57:43.620 policies etc etc um and so we've seen that before and the left seems to accept that um they won't

00:57:52.140 accept it when it comes to you know school teachers and university professors and and everything else

00:57:57.540 but would it protect them if they were uh saying if the curriculum was not there but they were teaching

00:58:05.080 it anyway or is it tied to their job yeah so it's it's tied to your job like if uh the bill really

00:58:13.180 addresses anything taxpayer funded so if taxpayer money is funding some kind of training that deals

00:58:18.580 with diversity it doesn't ban diversity training what it does is it puts guidelines on what types of

00:58:24.760 trainings are acceptable and obviously ones that uh violate that list that you read you know wouldn't

00:58:30.580 be acceptable if this bill is passed um the interesting thing about the genesis of this bill is it came

00:58:37.260 from a university professor in one of our state institutions uh and that person wanted to remain

00:58:44.380 anonymous but they're seeing it in uh their place of employment you know creeping in and it's very

00:58:50.540 difficult to push back against it so that is one of that that's one of the things that um i noticed in

00:58:57.740 reading about the bill is that there are a lot of people that are asking to be kept out of this but

00:59:04.800 they are standing up at least quietly but they're all terrified of the blowback that should not happen

00:59:12.060 in america it should not it should not and so you know if anyone's listening in other states contact your

00:59:18.640 state legislators because that's where this battle needs to go next is to our state houses uh but you

00:59:24.880 have you have a republican uh in chris sununu i mean it's the sununu family so i use republican

00:59:32.960 in you know the lightest of terms um what is how how is he rejecting this is he gonna sign it or will

00:59:43.160 he reject it so thou shalt not violate the 11th commandment um you know we're we're both republicans

00:59:50.380 we're in different branches of the government and it's okay to have policy differences and discuss

00:59:55.280 those right so that's what i'll do here um i think what happened was he got blindsided in a

01:00:02.940 uh in a press conference about covet i think it was you know they asked him a question about this

01:00:08.280 bill and it may have been at that time that he had only heard of it on nhpr when they were

01:00:14.860 uh you know kind of slamming it about the free speech issue right um and so that kind of locked

01:00:21.500 in his position so i i think we'll be able to work you know there's more than one way to skin a cat

01:00:27.380 and uh i'll i'll put that teaser out there but i think we'll be able to get something accomplished

01:00:33.920 this term uh regarding that language in 544 well i wish you luck and i hope that others do take

01:00:41.340 um this um this bill it's again hb 544 from the state of new hampshire look it up read it yourself

01:00:49.920 i mean i kind of in some ways i think of the old days when they would take these

01:00:55.740 uh bills and make them into broadsides and and uh nail them to trees and people would gather around

01:01:02.160 and read them trying to get people to read this has got to be almost impossible but you need to read

01:01:08.440 it because you can ask your friends what part of this do you disagree with and bring it to your state

01:01:15.200 bring it to your state representative or your state senator and say we need this in in our state

01:01:22.400 because this is a poison that is being spread uh it's called critical race theory and it is

01:01:29.220 everywhere everywhere thank you so much uh keith appreciate it thank you you bet uh i'm going to uh

01:01:38.720 i'm going to go over what cigna is um this is the nation's largest health insurance provider

01:01:45.860 they're having a critical race uh theory training and uh some employees took some pictures of uh

01:01:55.800 some of the training

01:01:57.000 they'll say like don't text things you don't want to become public yeah these these companies are going

01:02:04.340 to start learning this eventually but they'll still get filmed doing it it's it's really but what people

01:02:08.980 have to understand is the companies are not doing this because they actually believe in it

01:02:13.560 this is all part of the great reset they're doing it because they're going to start getting

01:02:20.340 um uh esg ratings and if you invest it all in the stock market you're 401k or anything

01:02:30.260 especially charles schwab i think bank of america has just started this as well all the banks have it

01:02:38.780 and all the investment firms have it but what it is is to help you invest because we know you want

01:02:46.300 to be socially minded and so they're getting an esg score environment social justice and governance

01:02:55.740 score so do they work with their government do they work with their local government can they justify

01:03:01.740 their business license really how are they doing on the environment what are they doing and are they

01:03:07.260 teaching critical race theory when that score goes down merrill lynch and and other groups then

01:03:15.740 tell their investors uh you might not want to get in with this group because they have a very low esg score

01:03:23.640 this is why this is happening they have to do it if they want to play ball they think

01:03:31.180 but they're wrong dead wrong i'm going to tell you about the societal norms checklist and the things

01:03:39.640 that that can really hurt people because words matter this is according to cigna the nation's largest

01:03:47.040 health insurance provider we'll have that next

01:03:50.660 this is the glenbeck program

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01:05:16.900 now so cigna which is a fortune 500 uh company has 73 000 employees the 13th largest in the country

01:05:38.460 as a corporation as measured by revenue uh has started the uh critical race uh lessons so

01:05:45.900 uh it's really good it's really good now it's great some of these uh some of these things are

01:05:53.660 you know kind of being protested quietly of course by probably white men uh chat logs between an

01:06:00.380 employee and a hiring manager viewed by the washington examiner detail an incident where

01:06:04.700 a minority candidate with strong credentials performed exceptionally well in an interview

01:06:09.060 when that employee suggested to the hiring manager that the company wave the candidate through to the

01:06:14.320 next step in the process the hiring manager dismissed the candidate because they said he was white

01:06:19.820 that's when the uh other manager that did the interview said no i interviewed him he's black

01:06:26.600 oh then tell him we're excited to hire him and they didn't need any more information

01:06:33.400 given the hiring practices they have in place where white male candidates are blocked regardless of

01:06:40.320 qualifications i have to say yes there's obvious discrimination at this company one employee

01:06:45.500 uh spoke to the um washington examiner so they're having their they're having their critical race uh

01:06:54.040 theory lessons and of course we got screenshots uh of uh some of the things they're teaching

01:06:59.900 and uh stew i want you to stop think because your words matter okay i'm gonna stop and think

01:07:08.900 okay so uh when something is uh you know uh a law that has been we don't do it really anymore we can't

01:07:19.280 make new exceptions but it's kind of covered because it's been there for a long period of time

01:07:25.020 it's a law that is you're protected really because it's a grandfather grandfather right oh my gosh

01:07:33.140 why would you say that oh no i didn't stop and think you didn't stop and think this is that's a

01:07:38.560 continuation of a legacy that you can say that but don't say the g word okay so grandfathered is bad

01:07:45.200 mm-hmm sorry for saying it again all right when you uh when you are gonna bring uh lunch sure and

01:07:53.480 it's in a uh sack uh and it's uh something that you would carry a lunch uh yeah the color of the

01:08:03.320 brown bag a brown bag in it stop and think oh your words matter you can't say insignia

01:08:11.460 you can't say brown bag lunch anymore you can say it's grab and go you can say lunch and learn

01:08:18.320 which lunch and learn i say lunch and learn all the time all the time i say i'm like you know what i'm

01:08:23.500 lunching and learning today lunch and learn i've never heard a stupid wait so the you can't describe

01:08:30.620 the bag color uh no it doesn't give a reason it just says that those are terms and phrases that

01:08:36.980 matter got it okay you shouldn't use anymore by the way i apologize i apologize to every family that

01:08:42.280 i've hurt by saying brown bag when i say uh hey friends hey y'all hey all people yeah uh any other

01:08:53.980 thoughts on another thing that you could say hey you guys oh my gosh stop think words matter

01:09:00.300 you wouldn't say that because it has a g word in it they may not all be g's

01:09:05.880 which is different than the other g word you're also not supposed to say okay okay no i think that

01:09:12.180 one you can say now you can say gay that's okay to say gay now if you just can't say guys can't say

01:09:20.880 guys hey guys no okay got it okay right well i would say that you're so articulate here but that's

01:09:27.080 another thing i can't say you can't say you can't say you're articulate i can say good job i can say that

01:09:32.840 good job good job who's a good job good job but you can't say articulate no you're you're so

01:09:39.800 articulate we should alert our president yes of this because he famously called barack obama a clean

01:09:47.160 articulate african-american which was like a storybook imagine yes imagine the fantastical

01:09:52.760 tale that would need to be woven uh to have a black person be articulate and clean that was what our 0.86

01:09:59.120 president said yeah well now he's in the oval office yeah and we don't talk about that oh i'm

01:10:03.480 sorry that's another thing you don't you don't talk about got it uh now if we're having a party

01:10:07.960 and uh you say who can come you'll say can i bring my significant other good for you you stopped and you

01:10:17.840 thought i thought okay good you could say spouse partner but you wouldn't say and i'm only doing this

01:10:25.320 for demonstration purposes only be careful wives husbands boyfriends or girlfriends okay they

01:10:31.880 no no i don't know who you're talking about bill but even if it is your boyfriend like because you

01:10:39.440 know it's not like you're guessing hey are you going to bring your boyfriend because you might be

01:10:43.860 guessing at what they may or may not have yeah but if it's you you do know if you have a boyfriend

01:10:49.300 or a girlfriend yeah and therefore would be able to say with accuracy yeah this is my girlfriend

01:10:55.420 yeah well no no you can't say that because what the other person might be offended you have a

01:11:00.280 girlfriend if it's a girlfriend it doesn't mean that she's significant you know what i mean or a

01:11:06.020 boyfriend she's actually just an escort frankly and it's somebody i'm i'm seeing you know right now

01:11:13.900 i found her on craigslist 20 minutes ago right so i wouldn't say she's a significant other she's

01:11:18.360 another she's another she's another until the next other next week when you say you're flying without

01:11:26.040 instruments or you're going into something uh that you just don't know what you're doing you're

01:11:31.620 flying you're flying blind oh my gosh don't say that no stop and think your words matter i didn't

01:11:39.180 stop or think on that okay you don't say that you say i'm going in unaware going in unaware and oh

01:11:47.680 and i'm not no i don't know what to expect what happened to the the liberal the liberal approach of

01:11:54.660 wanting our language to be colorful and descriptive and we don't want these businesses cracking down

01:12:00.180 and making every speech seem like it's a boardroom what happened to that now it's now they're the ones

01:12:05.680 enforcing this craziness oh that is the next word oh no yes it is craziness yeah uh if you say i had a

01:12:15.080 crazy crazy day crazy day yeah oh you wouldn't believe it i had a crazy day you can't say that

01:12:22.540 uh why you had a busy day you had a stressful day you had a long day but you did not have a crazy day

01:12:30.340 so you can't say so stressful is a a pressure that would come psychological pressure or emotional

01:12:39.140 crazy is a different thing now i don't know if you work in some sort of a mental institution

01:12:45.960 if you can say i've had a crazy day crazy is just eliminated from the language because you can't say

01:12:51.340 it as a descriptive term as a person who's nor a normal workplace maybe you also can't use it as a

01:12:56.620 medical description correct and maybe you could use it if you are the person in the mental institution

01:13:02.720 but i don't know it might offend others if you're like completely nuts and you're like

01:13:07.720 is that a crazy day i don't think it's appropriate i just feel like the the patsy klein song

01:13:14.540 is no longer going to be popular because you can't you can't i'm

01:13:20.760 for loving you okay uh here we go uh so the of what i like is you know grandfathered

01:13:30.360 inclusive term or phrase you change that to a continuation of or legacy brown bag lunch lunch

01:13:37.640 and go grab and go lunch and learn uh hey guys hey team friends you all all people uh you're so

01:13:46.460 articulate good job then we get down to china virus china virus can't do this uh with two asterisks

01:13:55.680 uh and capital letters no alternatives discontinue all use so you can't even you can't even talk about

01:14:03.420 the coronavirus covid19 no it's just well you can say you can't call it a jet of virus right but

01:14:09.280 there's no alternative the alternative to china virus would be covid19 i feel like that's something

01:14:15.000 maybe you should discuss it yeah it's covid19 yeah uh here's one i think we all will understand

01:14:20.680 why they uh uh if i said uh hey knock it off you people up in the cheap seats no no no uh you know

01:14:33.220 they're like the two old men in the muppets uh balcony yeah the bubble the balcony yeah but it's

01:14:38.500 you know the peanut gallery oh peanut you can't you can't use that anymore well i don't know oh

01:14:45.940 people are allergic to peanuts a lot of people are that could be it could be that it really could be

01:14:51.420 that that is so funny it's great yeah the the only one that i see here is off the reservation

01:14:59.300 okay i mean i can see that one i again who you no one uses it for whatever i mean what's the

01:15:08.460 history of it you you're that you're the big native american historian around here yeah going off the

01:15:12.820 reservation right means you're you're he's crazy he's gone off the reservation you go to the

01:15:19.680 reservation you stay on the reservation right you're going off the reservation the key word here

01:15:26.040 is not going we're off it's reservation right so you're not allowed to say reservation anymore

01:15:31.780 well you can't get at a restaurant what what is the what is the business model of open table after

01:15:36.560 this announcement i don't know i i don't i don't know uh i don't know well you're too young to

01:15:44.360 remember but oh nope that's another thing i can't you can't say young say or remember or i can't remember

01:15:50.660 yeah what is weird is you can't say blacklist either which i guess works in their advantage

01:15:58.940 seeing that this is what they're doing right is creating a blacklist

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01:17:50.320 hey you've been following the christy gnome story over the weekend yeah a little bit

01:17:59.500 she's uh she's got a bill about women's sports uh girls sports i guess mainly in in south dakota

01:18:06.800 and it was a bill that would be would align with conservative values on the bill technically or

01:18:12.920 generally i mean where it was basically we don't want male transgendered students who are you know 0.99

01:18:20.320 crossing the lines and then competing against females because it's not fair and not right and 0.99

01:18:24.600 not why we design women's sports so now i'm not sure what her stance is we asked her to be on the 0.99

01:18:29.320 program today hopefully we'll have her on tomorrow um but i'm not sure what her stance is i want to give

01:18:34.120 her the benefit of the doubt here but i've heard two things from her one is that it would just would

01:18:39.100 have opened up all kinds of litigation and so and i have a great story to back that side up the the

01:18:46.200 other is that well then you know we're excelling in south dakota and none of our athletes would be

01:18:53.280 able to go to uh play you know sports with any what is it naacp or ncaa that's what it is uh yeah so

01:19:03.360 basically the two main things seemingly and she's going to veto this bill that's why it's controversial 0.50

01:19:08.400 and conservatives are upset about that her her general points are one it has something to do with

01:19:15.640 like a performance enhancing drugs as well which if you were you know potentially transitioning you

01:19:21.260 might use that was why they were included in the bill her it says basically you have to get um a piece

01:19:27.760 you know document that anybody who plays in women's sports did not take these drugs and you know

01:19:35.220 generally on its face you'd understand that her point is number one it creates a massive record

01:19:40.200 keeping um regime for the schools and number two it sets it up so if a kid doesn't make the team

01:19:47.680 and later on another kid who did make the team has a positive test for say steroid or we find out that

01:19:53.900 they took steroids at some point then that kid who didn't make the team can sue the school district

01:19:58.720 and school to sue the kid um in the kid's family i guess uh for damages she wants to repair that part 1.00

01:20:05.780 of the bill she doesn't like that the other one is basically the ncaa came up with all these crazy

01:20:10.980 rules and if you don't agree with their rules you can't participate in the ncaa and her point is no

01:20:16.940 one basically is going to go to college in south dakota if they're big time athlete because they're not

01:20:22.780 going to be able to compete against the normal competition in other words they they would lose

01:20:28.300 out on all the big recruits they would go somewhere else those are the two the two yeah well i don't

01:20:33.180 know people that are beating down the door to go to south dakota uh or north dakota or you know i

01:20:38.160 mean well the north dakota state though has had yeah yeah major major athletes isn't this the place

01:20:42.580 where we draw a line though i mean yeah that's going to happen a lot of things if your company says i'm

01:20:47.380 not going to do i'm not doing these things i'm not you're going to start to have to pay a price

01:20:53.460 it is coming so what the uh the ncaa is more important than your principles no now on the other

01:21:04.540 hand this is why i really want to have her on on the other hand before you judge and say well wait a 0.82

01:21:10.420 minute she's she's torpedoing this i want to show you a document this is the real document if you happen

01:21:16.860 to be watching the blaze you'll see it um but i'll explain it to you this is um a letter

01:21:23.640 from or a note from abraham lincoln in his own handwriting and it's to the senate and what was

01:21:32.940 happening was the uh the senate was passing what's called the second confiscation act where the north

01:21:41.820 could just take your slaves because you were in rebellion and then free them and the problem is

01:21:49.220 is that it caused all kinds of legal problems so this letter says to the senate don't adjourn i know

01:21:55.860 you're going to adjourn tonight don't give me one more day i have a better idea and the better idea

01:22:02.180 led to the uh emancipation proclamation he was concerned about the standing the legal standing to

01:22:09.900 make sure that it was done right hopefully that's what christy noem is doing here 0.98

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01:24:07.720 this is the glenbeck program well it looks as though uh the universities and the students

01:24:20.660 didn't really mean tenure i mean okay tenure what's it for well it's to protect views that

01:24:32.300 may be controversial now i for one i don't like tenure uh because tenure has been used to

01:24:42.060 filter out opposing views and only have really radical views where's the try to get tenure

01:24:50.620 if you're a conservative or don't believe the same thing as the far left does you're not even

01:24:55.740 getting hired let alone tenure all right but tenure exists so we don't have what happened you know with

01:25:03.660 galileo and the catholic church you know you got to be able to think freely and explore all options

01:25:12.260 that's what a university should be teaching not not what to think but how to think by asking

01:25:20.880 questions and pushing people to their limits of understanding get them to reach out themselves

01:25:29.260 inside of themselves well that's not what's happening at our university in fact u.s campuses

01:25:35.460 an increasingly uncompromising climate is costing professors their job and one professor is not

01:25:43.560 being fired but now the students are demanding that he resign over his uh expressing concern

01:25:52.340 over critical race theory and anti-white sentiment on campus it's an amazing story he joins us in 60 seconds

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01:27:37.740 aaron kinsvater he is a counseling professor at the university of vermont and the students want him

01:27:57.740 to resign because he had concerns uh his concerns were put together on a video and he released it

01:28:07.160 it's really uh really well thought out really articulate uh and in my opinion not controversial

01:28:18.320 uh he's expressing an opinion if you don't like it go pound sand you know make a video yourself

01:28:24.220 uh but they want to silence him and we asked him to be on the program we're thrilled to have him on

01:28:31.100 hello professor how are you hello mr beck i'm very well thank you good um so first of all what do you

01:28:38.460 teach at the university uh i teach uh psychotherapy so uh i help to prepare people who are going to

01:28:47.580 uh be helping adults uh who are in mental distress and uh i also help to prepare uh counselors who are

01:28:57.180 going to be working in the schools who are going to be um working with children who are uh experiencing

01:29:03.960 uh distress as well so it's not that i would dismiss you know um uh you know professor of mathematics if

01:29:10.840 he had the same view but this is really in your alley is it not it it most certainly is it most certainly

01:29:19.280 is and the um the um the encroachment of uh critical race theory into uh psychotherapy is is truly

01:29:31.840 uh frightening in its implications for uh the mental health of both uh children and adults tell me why

01:29:41.440 um well um there there are two different reasons uh for uh children children need a particular

01:29:52.180 environment in which to flourish and it's it's an environment where no conditions are placed upon

01:30:00.640 their sense of self-worth now obviously there are uh rules that they need to learn and so forth but you

01:30:09.580 don't you don't you don't um you you don't convey to a child that they are uh uh good or bad based on

01:30:22.620 what they um what they do and this ideology and in particular uh kindy's version of anti-racism

01:30:32.280 um establishes very uh strict parameters uh of of uh viewing oneself and other people as either good

01:30:46.620 or evil uh but in in kendy's language he's using the term racist or anti-racist but it's it's essentially

01:30:54.820 a good you're either good or evil morality uh ideology and it's not and it's not

01:31:02.260 there's there's no uh i mean to me that's teaching our children that you don't have a chance

01:31:09.740 if you're if you're white now you really don't have a chance because you're part of you know team evil 1.00

01:31:15.580 and if you are if you are a person of color well they're teaching you you really don't have a chance 0.76

01:31:23.880 unless we all get together and stop these people on team evil so it yeah it's just crushing

01:31:31.440 the individual is it not it it it most certainly is it it it is saying that uh in in order to be

01:31:41.060 um an acceptable person you must first claim fealty to this ideology and i would just add to that that

01:31:50.080 um for for for children of color black children uh they are not safe from this either because if

01:31:57.920 if they don't if they don't uh toe this line then they have there are lots of interesting names that

01:32:04.880 are being created within academia um for them the most uh the the one that i've just heard recently

01:32:13.960 that's come out is uh multiracial whiteness and it's a way to take a person of color uh or a black 0.70

01:32:22.560 person and say well you're just white and which which is meant to be an insult right from that

01:32:29.880 perspective so i i don't i don't even know if this is i did this conversation can get derailed

01:32:40.020 by uh thinking of this in terms of a white thing or a black thing what this what this really is

01:32:47.320 is this is a racist thing it's racism and and racism is contagious and it it once all it needs is a

01:32:56.900 foothold in an air of legitimacy and then it will flow out into society and and be adopted uh widely to

01:33:08.400 the detriment of every uh person and the university of vermont right now is giving uh the habits of

01:33:17.760 mind that inform racism they are the administration is presenting this as a form of intellectual

01:33:25.900 refinement and right now uh it gains legitimacy by saying well we're focusing on whiteness but

01:33:34.540 you know no no no habit of mind that is so crude and so destructive is going to stay focused on

01:33:43.600 whiteness this is going to find its way to the doorstep of persons who have the least amount of

01:33:49.840 power in society to defend themselves from it and give me an example of that what do you mean by that

01:33:56.520 well that uh that that people who um new americans for example in burlington uh don't speak the language

01:34:07.040 uh they don't um uh they're not familiar with our culture they're just coming in they're coming in 1.00

01:34:14.100 from war-torn countries those people uh need a liberal society one in which they are protected uh from

01:34:24.400 uh from uh you know uh ridiculous views and categorized categorizations about who they are

01:34:33.820 and uh traditional liberalism that looks at people as uh individuals and that insists that any claims about

01:34:43.520 individuals be subjected to skepticism and empiricism helps to protect even the least powerful among us

01:34:53.660 uh when we start making unsubstantiated claims about a link between a particular race

01:35:01.860 and uh you know vaguely defined social ills it tends to find its way uh down to the people who are not

01:35:12.980 in a position to protect themselves uh i hate to bring it here but i'm uh i unfortunately am going to

01:35:19.740 the um i i i i'm a you know historian wannabe and i collect a lot of a lot of documents and i collect a

01:35:31.360 lot of the dark side stuff about america and the world and um i have the teacher's manuals from germany

01:35:40.740 that teach how the jews are subhuman and and and and and how the children are to treat those jews uh 1.00

01:35:52.980 and i see a lot of similarities here uh you know we had that study was in the 1960s maybe 1960 where

01:36:00.560 the classroom was told we're going to do blue eyes and brown eyes and by the time they went out for

01:36:06.180 recess they were they were already in separate groups i mean this is what we're doing isn't it

01:36:13.500 it is and the thing is when like even even two years ago i would have said oh no you know we're not

01:36:25.480 to that point yet i think we are dangerously dangerously close to coming uh uh to a point uh

01:36:35.860 that you're talking about with these teaching manuals i haven't had i have been wanting to go

01:36:40.680 back and look at what this looked like when it happened in germany because i i'm i'm absolutely

01:36:48.360 convinced that the thought processes the same habits of mind and yeah and the dehumanization

01:36:56.400 are the same i think where people keep getting derailed um in in recognizing this as uh as much of a

01:37:05.740 problem as it is is that they they think of this in terms of um well this is just you know this is

01:37:13.900 just society talking back to the powerful but they they have to realize and what they mean by that is

01:37:19.820 you know that that that white people are considered to exist higher on right uh on this intersectional

01:37:28.860 ladder but this this way this way of thinking is so contagious and it's you know i'm sure that there

01:37:37.500 are good intentions behind uh you know turning towards whiteness but it would take virtually no

01:37:44.880 time at all for the conversation and i'm even hearing whispers about this now to where now asian people

01:37:50.960 are part of the problem because look they're even more successful uh than white people are yet 0.99

01:37:57.060 beginning to hear whispers of that and there's no whisper i'll hang on just a second give me a

01:38:04.040 minute i gotta do a commercial we come back they're not whispers they're screaming it from the top of

01:38:08.420 their lungs the uh vice president of the school board of san francisco is saying that very thing right

01:38:14.820 now we'll continue our conversation with professor aaron kinsvater in uh just a second so the job

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01:39:29.400 we're with uh aaron kinsvater uh a professor who is in trouble at his universe how much trouble

01:39:47.920 first of all are you in uh i don't know um it's um it it's hard to say how or if uh

01:39:59.380 uh this situation will escalate um what i can say now you know the glenn beck program is not going

01:40:06.260 to help you well i i i what one of the things that i appreciate about you mr beck is that that i do

01:40:16.260 think that you are someone who uh has spoken uh to both sides of the political aisle and it doesn't

01:40:24.540 mean that you have to think about you don't have to believe what people on the other side of the aisle

01:40:29.620 believe but you you do send out a message of unity and i um people are talking about our our great

01:40:38.960 uh polarization in this country right now i'm i'm starting to think that it's going to be like

01:40:47.140 uh people like you and i who are uh talking to our our neighbors and our friends and sitting down

01:40:54.500 and saying let's let's have a conversation about our differences that is going to lead us forward

01:40:59.220 rather than the um you know rather than institutions oh putting on programs like turning towards whiteness 0.71

01:41:05.660 oh yeah the the i will tell you that it's going to take the low it's going to take local effort and

01:41:10.220 it's going to take person to person just reaching out and going come on i mean because you said in your

01:41:14.860 speech uh let me see if i can find it here real quick you said um about unity that that we have

01:41:21.860 a lot in uh common you said we we all share the same values we all want the same thing for our

01:41:28.660 university and our society is that true well not at the university of vermont uh but i do think that

01:41:37.940 that i am absolutely convinced that this is true among most people but at the university

01:41:44.840 of vermont their response uh to me the provost's response was to say uh my values uh do not

01:41:54.840 represent the values of the university and um uh and then encouraged uh to some degree uh members of the

01:42:08.620 university and including including colleagues in my department in their um in in the steps that they

01:42:16.740 were taking to uh ostracize me so that that was a pretty shocking response from the uh provost of the

01:42:25.760 university um let me give you this this is from the the vice president of the school board in san francisco

01:42:33.620 uh i can't remember her name her last name is collins uh she just spoke about asians asian americans

01:42:40.800 she said uh many asian americans believe they benefit from the model minority bs in fact many

01:42:48.720 asian american teachers students and parents actively promote these myths they use white

01:42:54.540 supremacists thinking to assimilate and get ahead oh boy that that has just got to stop i that the use

01:43:05.460 of i mean we can talk about why this is so effective but i i think that one thing that the average

01:43:13.800 yeah i realize that not everyone has time to sit down and and study these matters but people have

01:43:20.720 must must must must absolutely understand that the people who are saying things like that tend to be

01:43:29.600 master manipulators and so when they are uh deciding what to name things um they uh they they name them

01:43:42.520 in such a way that uh it it pushes uh the part of our psychology that responds to guilty feelings

01:43:53.440 uh which is a very very effective manipulation technique and when pernicious

01:44:01.000 pernicious i cannot believe that the how ubiquitous this is and um and white supremacy is a good example of

01:44:11.620 that now no reasonable person uh would would um uh not say that white supremacy as it was at a time

01:44:24.700 where yes one particular race was holding itself above another was not a bad thing and so what what

01:44:32.500 people who are using terms like this have done is to say we understand now that the very worst thing that

01:44:40.580 you can call someone is a racist or a white supremacist so we're going to change what that means

01:44:46.120 in order to guilt people into putting into not putting up too much of a fight

01:44:51.520 when we ask that they adopt these other ideologies a professor from the university of vermont his name is

01:44:58.580 aaron kinsvater i'm going to uh tweet out his uh his his video that he made that he's in so much

01:45:05.860 trouble for i want you to watch it and see where the problem is uh and i'd like to ask him one more

01:45:10.640 question if he has time one more question when we come back this is the glenn back program all right

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01:46:38.880 and you'll save 10 bucks we are uh with professor aaron kinsvater uh he is um a professor at the

01:46:54.400 university of vermont he did a just a really great calm collected uh video on why critical race theory

01:47:03.940 is poison to society um and he has received incredible blowback um i want to i wanted to ask

01:47:14.220 you two things since what you specialize in is the mind and um and counseling counsel here for a couple

01:47:22.880 of a couple of things first counsel me as a dad if my child would come to me and say

01:47:29.980 dad i know you're not racist but it's not enough to not be racist you need to be anti-racist

01:47:37.900 and i would follow that with well what does that mean uh because i am against racism uh but if

01:47:47.560 they're using it as part of this terminology how do you how do you explain to your kid when they say

01:47:55.800 that to you you uh you would have to provide them with additional reading materials remember

01:48:02.500 what what the child in this case is being taught is essentially a a very effective rhetorical strategy

01:48:11.240 but the moment you start to to complicate the assertion that the child is making in this case

01:48:18.020 uh they begin to have to uh wrestle with the idea of what exactly is meant by anti-racist

01:48:26.440 and who gets to make um those decisions and so um so at you know oftentimes asking from from a good faith

01:48:37.720 uh curious uh position to say um well you know what um uh what about what about kids you know would

01:48:50.980 you really want to uh would you really want to tell a younger a kid who was younger than you

01:48:57.540 that it it's not enough and uh if if they're not if they don't adopt more of what you think that they

01:49:05.420 uh should be that that they're racist would you really want to tell that to a child because the

01:49:11.760 person who is uh the person who you're you're talking about daughter wrote a book saying that

01:49:17.920 that's exactly what we should be doing we should be telling pre-verbal infants that there's you're

01:49:24.000 either racist or you're anti-racist do you think that's a good idea but are you saying i'm playing

01:49:29.420 devil's advocate but are you saying that you don't benefit from white privilege

01:49:34.460 well you this is again this is a very very complicated discussion because uh uh you any

01:49:44.080 time that an assertion is made like that you need to think about it in terms of the grounds that

01:49:50.460 support it and to the consequences to which it may lead and so you know you could make an argument

01:49:58.320 that i benefit from white privilege but the consequences to which that is going to lead

01:50:04.280 is now we're going to be talking about asian privilege and then uh just just to really

01:50:11.180 make a mess of society we're going to start talking about the you know the differences between brown 1.00

01:50:18.200 privilege and uh you know and and and black privilege it is an incredibly divisive way of thinking

01:50:27.560 especially when there are so many uh perfectly acceptable alternatives uh what what we could

01:50:34.940 do instead of talking about white privilege is we could begin using what's called evidence-based

01:50:40.900 advocacy where we take a very specifically defined problem uh we measure its impacts we take a very

01:50:49.420 very carefully um uh put together solution apply it to the problem and see what happens that's such a

01:50:59.020 more effective way of helping uh with societal problems than uh than than statements that encourage people to

01:51:08.500 begin uh to uh view each other in terms of race and in terms of how much power or privilege they have based on

01:51:18.520 that race so you could make the argument that i've benefited from uh white privilege but then i think if

01:51:26.100 you're going to make that argument you also have to be ready to talk about uh what the implications

01:51:34.700 of the conversation that you're starting are likely to have on society and they are not good we could take

01:51:41.860 your materials mr beck uh from germany look at them and say this is where that goes this is how that goes

01:51:49.700 it's a same thinking well you could also take their own materials and show that um you know we're talking

01:51:57.060 about a meritocracy they're saying that merit-based judgment is bad uh that that doesn't lead any place

01:52:06.560 good um you you have to have certain standards and this that when they say whiteness they mean

01:52:15.000 all western society all of the cultural norms well there might be some bad ones but there's some also

01:52:21.540 really good ones in there as well um absolutely one one last question um this audience is filled with

01:52:29.760 people that want to do something they don't know exactly what they feel very alone uh and many of

01:52:37.840 them probably are starting to see this now in their own business but they've got a family to feed

01:52:43.780 uh how do you what do you say to them about standing up there well okay there are two things that you can do

01:52:53.660 that'll really help one um reach out to your neighbor who might if your audience is mostly

01:52:59.860 conservative then maybe reach out and i know this is a hard thing for conservatives to do it's it really

01:53:05.520 is a hard time to be conservative but you know maybe reach out to someone who's a little bit less

01:53:11.160 conservative or more on the left but is a reasonable person and you know start a conversation there

01:53:17.180 there are organizations like braver angels i'm not speaking for them but i'm a big fan

01:53:22.740 that try to bring people on the right and the left together and i think what happens is that we will

01:53:29.180 all see that we are not nearly as alone as alone as we think we are um we share much much more in

01:53:37.760 common as americans than than we have that divides us the other thing that you can do if if you want to

01:53:43.520 do something to to take action is what i did with my alma mater kent state university is when they called

01:53:49.820 me for money i said do you have a diversity equity and inclusion uh initiative and they said yes and

01:53:58.120 i said does diversity include it is diversity equity and inclusion specifically defined and

01:54:06.260 specifically is diversity of thought considered to be a kind of diversity and is inclusion of different

01:54:12.440 perspectives uh to be considered uh you know a kind of inclusion and uh they would not respond uh to my

01:54:23.760 uh questions and so i said well until you do uh respond to these questions you will not receive one more

01:54:31.620 dime from me as an alumni and so uh so do not support universities that are not willing to provide

01:54:40.600 uh definitions uh when they say anti-racism or they say equity or they say diversity and inclusion

01:54:48.460 do not support them unless they are willing to provide uh definitions and unless they are willing to do

01:54:55.640 what they're supposed to be doing anyway which is to say we are trying to facilitate diversity of thought

01:55:01.400 we are trying to bring together people and include different perspectives to bring them to bear

01:55:07.440 on the intractable intractable problems that our country faces if everybody only does that you will

01:55:16.440 quickly uh see things change the way to a university president's spine is through their pocketbook

01:55:22.700 i'm talking to professor aaron kinsvater university of vermont uh do the people

01:55:29.240 um that you in your profession do they get it and are just silent or are they for this i think the vast

01:55:44.840 majority are they get it and they are not for this but they uh as as a profession counseling and psychology

01:55:57.880 and social work are very very woke and so anyone who speaks out publicly about that about this

01:56:05.540 uh really receives quite a lot of backlash but your average uh psychotherapist is and i know this

01:56:13.840 because of my work with some of the organizations that are you know working to counter this trend

01:56:19.360 people are increasingly seeking uh psychotherapy because they are just being devastated by these

01:56:27.420 you know trainings uh you know trainings uh where they're being singled out as racist because they

01:56:33.840 said that doesn't sound quite right to me or you know they're they're you know young men who are

01:56:39.240 coming in and who've been told that um you know they're they're toxic because of their masculinity and

01:56:46.820 they need to work on that and these people just come in uh uh who who have begun to buy into this

01:56:55.020 and they uh feel terrible about themselves and they're they're increasingly coming uh to therapists for

01:57:02.000 help one of the things that is being worked on right now is a um is a resource uh an international

01:57:10.520 resource uh of non-woke uh psychotherapists so that people know that they can go to these psychotherapists

01:57:18.640 and they you know people are welcome to talk about uh anti-racism and so forth in in these uh settings

01:57:27.640 to support it but they they know that the therapist is not going to use the therapeutic alliance as

01:57:38.040 a venue in which the therapist can push their ideology is the client is this an online thing that people

01:57:45.900 can find uh critical therapy antidote is uh what people should look up and uh we're we're just

01:57:55.160 getting going uh but we're we're beginning to uh try to put these resources out there this has just

01:58:01.540 happened within the last year so we all we know there's a problem and we're we're trying to begin

01:58:06.880 to address it it's just going to take a little while i will tell you uh you're braver than i even

01:58:11.640 thought you were um that is fantastic uh please stay in touch with me anything we can do to help

01:58:16.760 you uh you please let me know thank you i just keep reaching across the aisle glenn you got it that's

01:58:24.020 uh professor aaron kinsvater with a name like kinsvater i mean you know what i'm saying

01:58:31.540 no i don't i don't know no glenn i don't know what you're saying

01:58:38.080 you remember that old commercial yeah they used to run them constantly yeah yeah that was gosh

01:58:43.160 those would probably be racist today yeah they were anti-racist commercials back then but they

01:58:47.180 were probably acts at advocating equal treatment so they're way out of step with reality now so

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01:59:20.820 and i think it's how many pounds twenty pounds it's like this gold bar that you lift up and it's

01:59:27.460 small and you lift it up you're like oh my gosh very dense and heavy yeah worth three hundred thousand

01:59:33.560 dollars three hundred thousand dollars it is when it was mine and put together as a gold bar

01:59:40.300 the value of it was two thousand six hundred and forty one dollars and ninety six cents and it's stamped

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01:59:56.720 uh the the um the price of gold is directly related to the the value of our dollar now

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02:01:30.840 democratic party has now broken up um have you seen this no terrible news though

02:01:40.120 i well very well listen uh the democratic socialist of america took over the leadership of the nevada

02:01:47.460 democratic party uh sweeping all five party leadership positions and contested election

02:01:53.060 um and so now it's just i mean they it's all socialists so the democrats are are leaving and uh like

02:02:03.000 yeah uh it's now the democratic socialists of america and i think that's happened

02:02:09.840 lots of places you just don't really notice it um but uh that's a little disturbing it's a little

02:02:18.400 disturbing especially out west i just don't understand people who are from the west you know

02:02:23.680 i'm from seattle and boy i don't understand those people what happened to you oh my grandfather was

02:02:31.060 right my grandfather said you know what all these people that are just too weird for california are

02:02:37.300 going to move up here and they're going to wreck this place too like come on grandpa that's not

02:02:43.140 going to happen yeah that's exactly what happened i think california i think these are californian

02:02:47.680 rejects in seattle the other people are like california is like no come on come on even that is too

02:02:53.180 crazy for us and they're all in seattle amazing yeah it's just it's incredible how much things have

02:03:01.540 changed so quickly even since january all right we'll see you tomorrow on the radio uh we've got

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