Not Everything Sucks？ ｜ Guests： Ami Horowitz & Rob Eno ｜ 04⧸03⧸19
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Summary
On today's show, Glenn Beck talks about why we need to stop worrying about the things that don't matter and focus on the things we do matter. He also talks about how important it is to take care of the things you can control.
Transcript
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The Fusion of Entertainment and Enlightenment. This is the Glenn Beck Program.
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They're now talking about arresting people or calling it hate speech if you chant, lock her up.
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We are now having an attack on the First Amendment.
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We're having an attack on the Constitution when it comes to the Electoral College.
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We are so screwed up and upside down. The fundamental transformation of America has happened.
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So now what? Well, we'll begin there in one minute.
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Cybercrime is a real problem all over the world, but statistics are becoming a little unbelievable.
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424% increase. 424% increase in the data breaches in the last year.
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We also saw last year a 71% jump in dark web activity and 14.9 billion stolen identity records were sold last year.
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This is an epidemic. We have so many things to worry about.
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Please, please, we have to focus our lives and stop worrying about the things that don't matter.
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I got up this morning and last night my wife and I sat and we talked about what we found out from the doctor on brain surgery for my daughter.
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My other daughter, my youngest, I feel like I haven't spent any time with her in the last two weeks.
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I got up this morning and there's a note on my iPad that says,
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Dad, it was up till 4 a.m., didn't finish my homework.
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My other daughter and my grandkids, they live next door.
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I'm so worried about so many different things and you're the same.
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If there's anything that you can that somebody else can take care of that you don't have to worry about it,
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This is what LifeLock does for for your identity.
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Look, you're going to be a victim of identity crime.
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I don't anymore because I know that I get alerts.
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I know they've done it for me several times where I don't even think about it.
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Get rid of all the stuff that you just don't have to think about.
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Somebody else can do because there's just too much on your plate.
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Do you remember when Barack Obama said, we're just five days away from the fundamental transformation in the United States of America?
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We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
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And I remember talking about who loves something and then says, I want to fundamentally transform it.
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Who loves their wife or their husband and say, and says, you know what, honey?
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We are just a few days away from the fundamental transformation of you.
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Michelle Obama, she was out on the campaign trail in 07, in 08.
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And Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices.
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We are going to have to change our conversation.
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We're going to have to change our traditions, our history.
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We're going to have to move into a different place.
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When she said that in 2008, she was taken off the campaign trail.
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And we were called conspiracy theorists for saying, what the hell does that mean?
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2008, 2009, I was spending time with professors overseas and in South America.
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I was having conversations with people who studied revolutions and I asked them, how do you do it?
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Well, we are just about four weeks away from exposing something that we were blown away that we found.
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Because the fundamental transformation of America has happened.
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When we're talking about lock her up, do we have the audio of, what's her name, saying that that has to be hate speech?
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Because you just said lock her up or lock me up.
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Of course, lock her up was a feature of the 2016 Trump campaign.
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Do you, in retrospect, wish that people like yourself, the head of the FBI, I mean, the people in charge of law and order, had shut down that language, that it was dangerous potentially, that it could have created violence, that it's kind of hate speech.
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The beauty of this country is people can say what they want, even if it's misleading.
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It now protects the elites, the rulers, the kings, the queens.
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The press was to protect you by protecting the Constitution.
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And she justifies saying, well, it's really kind of hate speech because it could have caused problems.
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Good heavens for everything that is good and decent and sacred.
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We should celebrate that our president was not a spy or in cahoots with a foreign government that is traditionally our enemy.
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Okay, if you really thought he was, then I understand how you felt that he had to go.
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We were hoping that our president was a foreign agent.
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And if he's found not guilty, well, he's guilty of something.
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You know, last night I was listening to Ben Shapiro.
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And I could hear the audience say, Ben, they'd never give this to you.
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What Joe, what Ben was saying is the same thing that we're saying.
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Oh, it's coming from people who have an ax to grind.
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It's coming from people who don't want Joe Biden to run because they're Bernie people.
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That's what should have been said about Kavanaugh.
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Half of the party, the Democrats are saying about Joe Biden.
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But I guarantee if Joe Biden would run and he became the nominee, those same people would say, how dare you say these things?
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One of my favorite lines in the Star Spangled Banner.
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Is there anybody out there that feels that way anymore?
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Because another thing that's been dismantled is our patriotism.
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4th of July in my house to my kids, to my older kids, 4th of July is literally on the same pedestal as Christmas.
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Because we used to go to 4th of July fireworks and we would really celebrate.
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And at the end of the day, we'd all end up balling like little babies when we were watching the fireworks.
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Do we trust people who vote differently than us?
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I didn't think it would be changed by people like Ocasio-Cortez, who honestly, she seems like a very nice girl.
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But she's dumb as a box of rocks when it comes to the things that she should know.
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When she's talking about, hey, we've got to, you know, look at the way they've changed the Constitution.
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They changed it so FDR couldn't run for another term.
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There's no, there's, there's very few, if any, institutions that if you are a history major, history major,
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69 out of the 78 schools where you can get a history major, 69 of them do not require any American history.
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Now, if you're going to just focus on Greek history, that's fine.
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But if you're, if you're a well-rounded history teacher, how do you do it without America?
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One of the traditions that I will not give up is the tradition that I didn't have with my dad.
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I mean, we had gun, we had a gun in the house, but it was like a 22 rifle.
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I've never had, never had a bullet run through it.
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My grandfather and my uncles, they had guns and we would go shooting with them or I'd actually go watch them shoot.
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My grandfather and I shot one summer until grandma came yelling at us.
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Um, I'm not giving up this tradition and my family, we are concealed carry permit holders.
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And if you want to protect your family, I just read the story about in, in, uh, Oregon, where they're now saying, uh, they're going to raise the age and make things much more restrictive for gun owners.
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If you have a gun, it has to be into the, in the trunk of your car unloaded and in a locked case.
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If I'm out in my car and I'm being carjacked, you hear about the mom who just had a gun, pulled it on somebody who was trying to kidnap her child, hold him for ransom.
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So, I want to, uh, I want to talk to you at the top of next hour of something that I, um,
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I learned from my father and I had forgotten it for far too long.
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And I'm, I'm, I'm a little disappointed in myself, a little shame to myself, self that I forgot it,
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And it is the, the, um, it's a secret that changed my life.
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I went from a, um, an alcoholic loser that just had no idea what life was about to somebody that was fairly successful.
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Uh, and, um, and, um, living a good life as a decent man with a good family.
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That's not easy, especially if you've not grown up in one.
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And it's not easy if you aren't that person, you know, in your thirties to be that person by the time you're 40 or 50 is very difficult.
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So how do you do it the same way we save the country?
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I want to talk to you next hour about changing our traditions, our history, and our conversation.
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What are the biggest things that we fight right now?
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What are the biggest things that we have to do?
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Things that we have to solve right now or we lose everything.
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Uh, however, we're not going to be saved by any president.
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They have, uh, they have, uh, voted down, um, any kind of, any kind of bill to stop infanticide.
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Like I was saying at the beginning of the show, there's so much.
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Uh, and I'll show you it's, it's really not that hard.
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You know, I told you, uh, I told you last, last hour that, um, my father always said,
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you know, when I retire, I'm just going to golf.
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And then by the time he retired, uh, he was in so much pain that he just, he couldn't,
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he just couldn't even walk the golf course, let alone, uh, swing a club.
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And I learned from that because every, every day my father would say, ah, someday I'm just
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I caught myself saying, you know, one of these days I'm just going to paint.
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Like writing a handwritten letter hurts sometimes because my hands are in so much pain.
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I've said, I'm not going to wait until tomorrow and I'm going to do something about my pain
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Tonight on TV, Glenn goes into the left's plan to stack the Supreme Court.
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We welcome Pat Gray in who's just finished his, uh, taping of today's podcast.
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So, uh, you're going to enjoy this cause you and I, uh, Pat, we've been on this for 30
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some years plus, um, the communist goals of 1963 that were, that were read into the house
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It is actually, it was written by the historian of the communist party in the Soviet union.
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It was found in the 1990s and then just buried, just buried.
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We found it in our research looking for something else.
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Cause it's, it is the playbook on how to do it, uh, how to accomplish all these goals
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Well, yeah, if you, the 45 goals that were into the entered in the congressional record,
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some of them are kind of outdated now cause it involves Soviet satellite nations and all
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Some of them are just dead on, uh, promote the UN is the only hope for mankind.
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Uh, resist any attempt to outlaw the communist party.
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Uh, do you remember what happened to the, uh, do you remember what happened to the, uh,
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They said they had a rule in the, uh, schools, uh, that you could not be a member of the
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If you had ever been a communist or if you had ever, uh, advocated for the overthrow of
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And then they, some strange reason they took that out, took that out.
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Resist any attempt to outlaw the communist party.
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Um, this one, look at 15, it capture one or both political parties in the United States.
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It's the communist, it's the, it's the Marxist political party.
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Now use technical disc decisions of the courts to weaken basic American institutions by claiming
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Use them as tradition, as transmission belts for socialism and get current communist propaganda.
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Soften the curriculum, get control of teachers associations, put party line in textbooks.
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Uh, number 18, gain control of student newspapers.
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This is, these are the communist goals of 1963, how to destroy America, uh, use student
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riots to foment public protest against programs or organizations, which are under communist
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Uh, number 20, infiltrate the press, get control of book review assignments.
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No, just read the book review from the, from the New York times of, uh,
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Um, gain control of editorial writing and policymaking positions.
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Gain control of key positions in radio, TV, motion pictures.
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Continue discrediting American culture by degrading all forms of artistic expression.
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An American communist cell was told to eliminate all good sculpture from parks and buildings,
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substitute say shapeless, awkward, and meaningless forms.
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You see some of those, you know, the weird things that they, uh, what do they call that
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Here's the, here's the interesting thing about this.
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Uh, it also says eliminate all good sculpture from parks and buildings.
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They're talking about taking Thomas Jefferson down.
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Because he was not only was he a slave owner, but of course a sexual predator, uh, a sex
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offender control art critics and directors of art museums.
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Our plan is to promote ugliness, repulsive, meaningless art, uh, eliminate all guns, uh, all
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laws governing obscenity by calling them censorship and a violation of free speech and free press.
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Now, what's interesting is the right, the left got their name as the defenders of free
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speech because they would defend a cross in urine and call it art.
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Now that they have that, they are also on television calling for an end of free speech, political
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I don't even know if we can even, um, well, let me go to 25.
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Break down all cultural standards of morality by promoting pornography, obscenity, and books,
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Uh, 26 present homosexuality, degeneracy, and promiscuity as normal, natural, and healthy.
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That's how much that's been done, taken care of, uh, infiltrate the churches and replaced
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Eliminate prayer or any phrase of a phase of a religious expression in the schools on
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It violates the principle of separation in church and state discredit the American
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constitution by calling it inadequate, old fashioned and out of step with modern needs,
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a hindrance to cooperation between nations on a worldwide basis.
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Let the American founding fathers present them as selfish aristocrats, aristocrats who had
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Belittle all forms of American culture and discourage the teaching of American history on the grounds.
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Give more emphasis to Russian history since communists took over, um, support any socialist
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movement to give centralized control over any part of culture, education, social agencies,
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welfare programs, mental health clinics, et cetera.
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Eliminate all laws and procedures which interfere with the operation of communists, blah, blah,
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blah, uh, discredit and eventually dismantle the FBI done, uh, infiltrating, gain control
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Transfer some of the powers of arrest to the police, uh, of the police to social agencies.
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They can take your kids, treat all behavioral problems as psychiatric disorders, which no
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one but psychiatrists can understand or treat dominate the psychiatric profession and use mental
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health laws as means of gaining coercive control over those who oppose communist goals, replace
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communist goals with socialist and replace, um, uh, mental health laws, uh, use mental health
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laws of meaning, uh, as means of gaining coercive control over those with guns who oppose our
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It's there discredit the family as an institution long time ago.
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Emphasize the need to raise children away from the negative influence of parents.
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Attribute prejudice, mental blocks and retarding of children to suppress influence of parents.
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Create the impression that violence and insurrection are legitimate aspects of the American tradition.
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Think of that one with Antifa that students and special interest groups should rise up and
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use united force to solve economic, political, and social problems, overthrow all colonial
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governments before native populations are ready for self-government, uh, blah, blah, blah,
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When you see the, what we're going to reveal it, because we, they used it.
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This was an internal document written by the, um, the head of the Soviet history.
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So he was documenting, he was archiving everything to, you know, that on how we did it, but it was
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And when the wall came down, that document got out and it shows how they did it.
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They, it shows, remember when world war two ended, the allies insisted, you cannot just
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Now, if they decide to vote and they decide to go with you, that's another thing, but you
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And it was a very well thought out plan, step-by-step, exactly how you take a free market, a free
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I'm not sure where he found it, but it's pretty amazing.
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We're going to do a whole special on it in about four weeks because it's pretty extensive
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It has the same kind of goals, but that one is, this is just the goals.
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I want to talk to you a little bit about a filter by.
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I don't know if you've known, noticed this, but there's yellow, there's yellow and green
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Is there a yellow and green dust on your car yet?
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Um, she claimed that, uh, somebody had painted all of this, uh, green and yellow stuff on
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No, it's called pollen, but that's a different story.
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Um, whether you're like me and you sneeze every time you look at a tree, uh, the pollen is
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going into your lungs along with all the dust and viruses and God knows what else.
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So before you turn on your air conditioning, please, your windows have been closed.
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Uh, you've got all that crap that was in your house over the winter, change your filter and
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Can I, can I, can I, can I, can I give you some good news?
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I think we're, let's do some, let's do some good news.
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Um, Michigan boy, 12, 12 year old boy in Michigan has decided he's not going to wait
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It was messed up because they were driving down the street and they hit a pothole and
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his mom's car needed 600 to $700 to get their car fixed.
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And he said, if somebody else drives down our street and they hit that pothole,
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So the 12 year old didn't tell anybody about his plans.
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His mother, Trinell Scott told a local television station.
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She only found out after she got a text message from her niece saying how she saw her son in
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a video posted to Facebook, filling the holes in the video.
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This young man can be seen filling a pothole on the road that is larger than the base of his trash can.
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What he did is he brought a trash can out full of dirt and gravel, and he started filling those potholes.
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And it's bigger than the base of the trash can.
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Video has now been viewed by more than 62,000 people.
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12 year old has filled 15 potholes all around his family's home.
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His mother says it just shows that her son is a good kid.
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Is if you would just allow people to do this, they would fix those things.
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They would never let that happen in their own in their if they were empowered.
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But they're not the new Democratic governor campaign in 2008 on a promise to, quote, fix the damn roads.
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And, you know, it's hard to fix the damn roads.
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She has proposed to nearly triple the state's per gallon gasoline tax, which would make it the highest in the nation.
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Definitely not the average person trying to commute to work and running over those potholes.
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She's she's in this pay less shoe store where they're, you know, everything's must go pay less shoe stores going out of business.
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She buys herself a pair of shoes and she said, you know what?
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She buys them all up, including 162 pairs of baby shoes, men's shoes, women's shoes.
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She sends them to the people in Nebraska, the flood victims who have lost absolutely everything.
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One woman goes in and buys every pair of shoes left at the pay less shoe store.
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Shoes would have been worth more than $6,000 had she paid what they were originally asking for them.
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I feel like my role in every one of these good news stories is to ruin them.
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Can you imagine, though, just the shipping costs of those and what it would do to global warming?
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I started the show by playing an audio clip, two pieces of audio from the Obamas.
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Here's first Barack Obama I know you're familiar with.
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We are five days away from fundamentally transforming the United States of America.
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Well, Michelle Obama, before she was pulled off the campaign trail in 2007 and 8, she was
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going around the country telling everybody exactly how to do it.
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And Barack knows that we are going to have to make sacrifices.
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We're going to have to change our conversation.
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We're going to have to change our traditions, our history.
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We're going to have to move into a different place.
00:43:58.780
We're about ready to throw out the free market system, claiming that it didn't work, even
00:44:02.620
though it has literally lifted billions of people out of starvation and poverty.
00:44:18.660
This idea of freedom and individual sovereignty.
00:44:23.440
Bible talks about it a lot, but nobody had ever really done it.
00:44:40.060
People don't even realize here in Dallas, there's this big tower.
00:44:53.960
Had the greatest minds of socialism coming from all over the world to try it here in a
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That man could own his thoughts with the patent and the trademark.
00:45:26.740
That you, you were the, you were the gunslinger.
00:45:32.800
When you think of America as anybody from overseas, I know this because I can say this about people
00:45:40.840
When I asked them, hey, have you ever been to Dallas?
00:45:54.900
We don't have cows walking down the streets of Dallas.
00:46:00.760
When you ask people from around the world, what do you think America is like?
00:46:15.000
They think of these crazy guys who just dream stuff and then do it.
00:46:19.460
They also always say if they've ever been here, it's the strangest thing.
00:46:32.920
What built America was our love of God and country and family.
00:46:52.340
Now, we've never been perfect, but we're going the other direction.
00:47:14.360
They're reversing merit in school because now too many Asians are getting in and keeping blacks and Hispanics out.
00:47:20.320
Now it's too many Asians are getting into these elite schools.
00:47:25.980
And if they can't get rid of the test, what they're going to do is they make sure everybody takes the test and lower the standards.
00:47:34.440
Well, that's going to change things because we've already demonstrated that some of these kids that take the test from other schools are not prepared to go to that elite school.
00:48:33.640
He, he, he, he, he reminded me of the things that I had lost.
00:48:41.140
He reminded me of the things that I lost, I think because of the death of my father, which we really haven't, um, I haven't really talked about, um, uh, in great detail.
00:48:56.080
And in fact, we didn't even have a funeral for my dad.
00:48:58.980
So none of us have really gone through that ritual.
00:49:02.700
Uh, and my father's death was really confusing for me.
00:49:16.920
And so everything that he ever taught me became tainted and that's unfortunate because he had so much wisdom and it held his life together for 75 years before the last 10 and he was tired in the end.
00:49:46.920
So what Tony reminded me, it was everything I learned growing up.
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You want something, accept it in your life, become it, be it.
00:50:26.140
What we're doing right now is we're fighting to be a good country.
00:50:30.560
We're fighting to be people that are pious and good and kind and boy scouts.
00:50:37.920
We're fighting for those things and in our fighting for those things, we're not being those things.
00:50:46.180
If we believe in fair play, then we should point out the hypocrisy, but we should also be fair.
00:50:59.340
We should not allow the hypocrisy to seep into our lives.
00:51:05.920
Now, I know this is going to sound crazy because we have big things that we have to solve.
00:51:13.060
This presidential campaign, if one of these Marxists win, we're done.
00:51:26.720
I don't know what he'll do in the next, uh, uh, four years, but I know what he's done so far.
00:51:32.340
I have a different track record than I did four years ago.
00:51:36.160
Still have concerns, but also see he has done and he's responded to people when he, when he's pushed.
00:51:42.420
Still have my concerns, but I also know who the socialists are.
00:51:49.420
I also know that the house voted against stopping infanticide 25 times since they've got into office.
00:52:21.920
How many negative things do we say about ourselves?
00:52:24.820
How many negative things do we say about our country?
00:52:27.800
How many negative things do we put into our life?
00:52:30.820
You know, the one reason why we've had this fundamental transformation is because we've been forced to ponder how bad we really are.
00:52:39.820
And we all say, I'm tired of hearing about it, but we're still saying it.
00:52:51.240
They changed us fundamentally because they've convinced us we are something that we are not.
00:53:01.900
Let me give you an example and show you the way out in one minute.
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I got this email in from one of my staff members.
00:53:17.900
Glenn, about a week ago, my son got sick with a bug that was going around.
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He's constantly coughing, runny nose, just miserable.
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And I'm just waiting for the shoe to drop and me to get sick.
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I'm the only one in the house taking Field of Greens.
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Every morning, I start my day and I take Field of Greens.
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Why don't you stand up and fight for the Bill of Rights?
00:54:52.560
Why don't you stand up and fight for the Bill of Rights?
00:55:12.820
What if you just convinced yourself on who you are?
00:55:16.000
If those are any of your excuses for standing up for the Bill of Rights, standing up for, you know, something you believe in, standing up against abortion, standing up for the for the children that are being manipulated, used and hurt at the border.
00:55:38.160
You have convinced yourself you're completely weak and vulnerable.
00:55:45.480
You you may say I'm not a victim, but you victimized yourself or allowed others to convince you that you're a victim for the last 10 years.
00:55:59.500
And so then what we do is we say that to ourselves and then we defend it.
00:56:07.380
But we don't even know who we are anymore because we don't believe in these things anymore.
00:56:11.760
I can't tell you how many Christians I believe that I that I meet that say, Glenn, you know, it's it's going to take a miracle.
00:56:23.660
So it's going to all we have to do is just stand in place.
00:56:30.900
Stand exactly where you're supposed to stand at all times.
00:56:34.280
Do exactly what you're supposed to do, because then you'll be called on.
00:56:39.520
You know, that's great and everything, but we're going to lose our country.
00:56:44.160
You're denying the power of miracles while you say you believe in miracles.
00:56:48.680
And as we defend them and not live them, we lose.
00:56:57.900
We lose every time because we want that doesn't create a lack of want because of we want.
00:57:12.180
We have to claim our country again with humility.
00:57:16.040
With a begging of forgiveness, we have to claim who we are again.
00:57:22.000
If you've been listening to me for a long time, you know that I used to say I'm kind of a bad dad.
00:57:35.840
I put myself up next to any other dad anywhere.
00:57:53.140
But I love my children and my children love me.
00:58:10.400
I got past all the things that were stopping me.
00:58:23.920
I was going to create another bad dad in the lives of my children.
00:59:02.640
Whatever it is they claim, it's claim all they want.
00:59:15.700
I am honest in all of my dealings with my fellow human beings.
00:59:32.660
See if you start to say, maybe I should read the Constitution.
00:59:38.960
Maybe I should start defending the Constitution.
00:59:48.480
I got a letter last night that I really want to share with you.
00:59:59.440
The hardest thing to forgive somebody else is even easier than forgiving yourself.
01:00:04.020
But forgiving somebody else can be really hard, especially if they're continually inflicting pain.
01:00:18.140
I saw this video of these people in Japan that are getting into these fetal sacks.
01:00:23.740
And they're wrapping themselves up in the fetal position.
01:00:39.100
Do you have any idea what they would say if you were...
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They walked into the house and you were laying in a sack in the fetal position.
01:00:50.980
My grandfather would have kicked me in the head and said, get the hell out of that sack.
01:01:17.560
We feel guilty for, oh, I don't know, being the society that cured polio.
01:01:24.440
That is wiping hunger off the face of the earth.
01:01:40.540
You better choose carefully which team you're on.
01:01:47.600
You better choose carefully which team you're on.
01:02:11.080
You know, there was a time in my life that I started having significant death threats
01:02:18.640
and we had somebody that got close and I was freaked out, just absolutely freaked out.
01:02:41.340
But I'm not afraid because I conquered it by what's the worst thing that could happen.
01:02:55.360
But you have to take certain steps to get you out of that place.
01:03:04.180
Stop worrying about your safety, your kids or anything else.
01:03:17.680
Tonight on Blaze TV, Glenn talks about the left's plan to stack the Supreme Court and where that goes.
01:03:28.740
We want to continue our conversation we had just a few minutes ago at the top of next hour because Stu had some, I think, some intriguing questions when we went into the break.
01:03:40.400
I want to spend a few minutes with Ami Horowitz, a good friend of ours and an extraordinary filmmaker.
01:03:48.240
He's done a piece on the intersectionality between the left and the Klan.
01:03:55.240
And he joins us now to set up a little bit of this clip.
01:04:07.340
So essentially what we have here is we have this weird convergence, I have found, with the extreme left.
01:04:21.420
And essentially with racists and white supremacists.
01:04:25.140
I know they like to label our president a white supremacist.
01:04:29.400
But there are quite a bit of similarities, actually, between the left and the KKK, particularly around the way they view black people as segregation.
01:04:39.360
So I went to Columbia and I asked the university.
01:04:45.280
And I asked white students how they feel about separating black students from white students in graduations, in gyms, in housing.
01:04:53.160
Because this has become a new kind of issue at universities where universities around the country, particularly all the Ivies, have been doing this now for a couple of years.
01:05:03.440
And, of course, they all answered that they had no problem with it whatsoever.
01:05:13.180
We're going to play it, and then we'll come back and talk to Ami about what it all means.
01:05:22.700
Colleges are creating separate housing, graduations, and even gyms for black students and other minorities.
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So I went to Columbia University to find out what students think about this.
01:05:38.200
Would you support segregated housing for black people?
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I think a lot of schools have interest housing where black students and students of color can live together.
01:05:55.080
Saying, we're now going to offer black students separate housing.
01:06:06.080
It wouldn't change anything for me because, I mean, as you can see, I'm a white person.
01:06:11.600
Would you support black students having their own separate graduation?
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To have your own space where the black people are kind of separate from the white people?
01:06:33.520
Just several blocks away from the campus bubble in the local black community, the opinions
01:06:49.680
I feel like that's segregation and that shouldn't be happening.
01:06:52.360
It's obviously terrible to separate people by race.
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Discrimination might not be the ultimate goal, but people take it badly.
01:07:02.860
It's all about social skills, and if you can't converse with people who are not at the same
01:07:06.320
skin color as you, then there's no reason for you to be social at all.
01:07:13.420
It's like white people don't get their feelings hurt when they get dunked on?
01:07:16.340
The landmark case of Brown v. Board of Education overturned the legality of racial segregation
01:07:27.700
If it's going to be separate, it all has to be equal.
01:07:31.700
It could be separate, but it's got to be equal.
01:07:35.600
If it's going to be separate, it has to be equal, though, obviously, in terms of what
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These students are not the only people on board with this type of racial segregation.
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I'm an imperial wizard for the loyal white knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
01:07:51.060
Chris and his wife have their own safe space here in North Carolina, where he could be
01:07:55.320
away from all those people who engage in microaggressions.
01:07:58.840
But Chris is really a macroaggression kind of guy.
01:08:02.940
Chris was arrested for stabbing another Klan leader over an argument about who was the
01:08:09.760
There's this thing going on on university campuses where they're trying to separate black
01:08:14.000
people from white people in gyms, in graduations, in housing.
01:08:20.640
I think it's a good thing, and also I think it's in people's nature.
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I mean, it's in everybody's nature to be with their own kind.
01:08:26.340
People are tribal, and we want to be amongst our own selves, and I mean, we're still a
01:08:30.380
segregated nation regardless, and it's always going to be that way.
01:08:33.180
Are you glad that the left has kind of come around to your point of view?
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It would be a good thing if the left continues that way.
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If it is separated like this, I hope that they continue.
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If they can stay more segregated, maybe the whites can learn their own culture.
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I wonder if there's any other interesting things that you agree with with college leftists,
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Are you guys familiar with Brown vs. Board of Education?
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separating yourself from your wallet in order to help me make more of these videos
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and don't forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel.
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are they dopes or do they really believe this kind of weird new version of racism?
01:10:07.840
And he's like, you know, I don't know what I believe and blah, blah, blah.
01:10:30.680
the only point of contact between the left and the KKK.
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In fact, I asked also a similar set of questions about,
01:10:39.360
they feel that Jews control the U.S. government with their money.
01:10:43.800
And most of them all, most not all said, yes, of course,
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But look, this is such a, this is so dangerous.
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And never mind the fact that it reawakens the evil of segregation.
01:11:00.260
But it reinforces identity politics in the absolute worst way.
01:11:05.140
And it really amplifies these racial differences.
01:11:10.880
You know, what's the reasoning behind separating and segregating
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they want something special for their students that feel marginalized.
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does a black person feel less marginalized than a university campus?
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Like marginalization was the standard we're going by.
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Then the only group that has their own graduation should be conservatives.
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That are the only people who are truly marginalized,
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the problem here is, is that they are, because I, I,
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I'm trying to figure out what are they feeling?
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They, they are driven to the same exact racist conclusion,
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I want to make sure that they're taken care of.
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they're both coming from different places in terms of motivation,
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I did a video about voter ID a couple of years ago,
01:13:04.720
which kind of blew up and it was essentially the same.
01:13:07.060
I've done a number of these videos are kind of,
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this patronizing attitude that they look at black people and say,
01:13:18.380
You need me to make sure you can have your own environment in your own
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You need me to make sure that I can get you what you need,
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So we've got to make sure you don't have to show ID to vote.
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they're obviously different in terms of the motivation,
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that's kind of the only way I'd be looking at it.
01:13:44.080
and it's important to point out is that there is a major,
01:13:55.500
when I went to a couple blocks off campus to ask the black community there,
01:14:06.440
there seems to be a massive chasm between black leadership,
01:14:11.500
whether it be political leadership in the house,
01:14:13.780
the Senate or in the presidency or among social activists,
01:14:19.800
there are far more radical than the black community in general,
01:14:23.660
which I've always thought is why there's a major opportunity for
01:14:31.520
I know you think they're looking out for your best interest,
01:14:36.980
kind of tension towards you that we don't have in our party.
01:14:43.500
why I think many Republicans don't reach out to the black community,
01:15:07.980
it's always floored me that the guy who was stood against the civil rights
01:15:30.660
I really believe that there were people that were involved in that,
01:15:47.020
this is the road to hell is paved with good intentions that you're seeing now
01:15:57.320
we're just going to love and take care of because they're just so weak and
01:16:01.060
And we're just going to make sure that all these victims are taken care of by
01:16:07.140
This is the best example of the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
01:16:27.660
how the black African-American rank and file feels about a particular issues,
01:16:32.160
whether it be immigration or abortion or whatever happens to be.
01:16:35.180
And I think that's where we have our opportunity.
01:16:37.300
I remember I did a video once about when black lives matter was kind of
01:16:46.880
black people in the Bronx and Harlem feel about the NYPD?
01:16:59.520
to East Harlem and I had a t-shirt saying cops lives matter.
01:17:05.880
what kind of rage am I could provoke this t-shirt?
01:17:08.360
And I went there and every single person went up to me and said,
01:17:13.260
They start telling me these wonderful stories about how the police helped
01:17:17.560
There is such a massive disconnect between how the left views black people
01:17:23.960
and views what they think black people want versus the reality on the
01:17:30.880
these videos highlight that difference and we cannot lose this opportunity to
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make sure they realize that what's best for their community is,
01:17:41.700
which gives them the freedom to do what they want.
01:17:47.160
You can also donate so he can continue to make these,
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the reason you would have a VPN is you don't want anyone tracking everything and
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There are kids that are suffering at our border.
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who is doing anything besides Donald Trump and all he's getting is
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heat because nobody else will do anything about it.
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Save our States is trying to protect the electoral college.
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to be able to talk to you a little bit about the movie unplanned.
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that there are no more followers on unplanned movie on Twitter than there are
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I think I actually got that from Rob who is coming in in a few minutes.
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There's something happening and it's this movie.
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And I want you to go see this movie and bring your teenagers,
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I don't know what my question going into the break was Glenn.
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I guess I was trying to figure out a way to summarize it.
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remember this whole thing about how men were supposed to act and now it's not okay to even acknowledge that men are a thing.
01:24:22.900
I don't even think they're included in the 98 genders.
01:24:40.340
And number two is we all have to be on guard a little bit.
01:24:44.940
And I think this happens to conservatives a lot.
01:24:48.960
We all have to be on guard a little bit of allowing ourselves to consider,
01:25:06.080
we can't win this because the media just won't do X,
01:25:12.900
We can never win because this person won't express it.
01:25:19.600
We can't make movies because Hollywood won't allow it.
01:25:25.460
and I think we've never had a better chance than we have right now.
01:25:28.320
We've never had more access to more ears and eyes than we've ever had.
01:25:42.740
And there's a lot of underlying truth in every one of those examples I just gave.
01:25:46.580
All of the things are basically true foundationally.
01:25:51.100
we're sitting here looking at the destruction of the bill of rights.
01:25:54.120
We're looking at the destruction of free speech.
01:25:56.300
We are looking at people being shadow banned and banned and Twitter and Facebook to playing with algorithms to shut people up.
01:26:35.220
Because it shows you've gazed upon them for a long time.
01:26:54.940
never listen to people who you don't think are good.
01:26:58.580
Never listen because I don't care how funny you think it is.
01:27:12.100
you will pick up some of those traits that what you gaze upon,
01:27:16.580
you will become think about what we're gazing upon.
01:27:26.520
Are they feeding you or are they feeding you stuff to be mad at?
01:27:31.820
Are they feeding you stuff that is uplifting at all?
01:28:05.760
let's just say it's reported by AI and you designed the AI.
01:28:09.780
What is that AI most likely downloading into your house?
01:28:15.840
It's downloading problems because that's the only reason why we have news and nobody wants to hear the happy news.
01:28:22.720
So we have found a way to monetize everybody's issue and everybody's problem.
01:28:31.220
when you're online and you're looking at Facebook,
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There is nothing that rewards you for doing good.
01:29:14.000
We are not rewarding anything that is telling you good news.
01:29:22.340
if you're gazing upon the news and Facebook and Twitter and everything else,
01:29:42.660
We didn't know what was happening in Baltimore.
01:30:10.380
But you're only being fed the bad every single day.
01:30:18.780
Look at how it is affected your view of America.
01:30:24.080
has anything happened to you personally on race?
01:31:07.420
they were strongly against everything that these people were saying on campus.
01:31:17.780
the happiest people I know are the people who live in small towns and are farmers.
01:31:22.220
Because they're too damn busy to worry about everybody else's problems.
01:32:01.640
And one of the reasons I wanted to see him was I got to get control of my body.
01:32:29.700
And he hit his chest and he hit his chest and he's like,
01:32:41.220
I put everything in my head selectively one piece at a time.
01:32:50.080
And he went out on stage and he performed and it was,
01:33:01.320
I haven't even almost been able to walk right before a stage show.
01:33:05.340
I haven't been able to walk the minute I walk off stage.
01:33:12.380
You somehow convince yourself to get through it.
01:33:20.680
The secret is being able to do it all the time.
01:33:29.580
If we're feeding ourselves bad stuff all the time,
01:33:38.580
The media is always who cares who's watching CNN.
01:33:56.820
Why are we feeding something that only nut jobs are watching?
01:34:05.480
people who are in ICU and can't reach over for the,
01:34:09.980
the little control that's clipped to their shirt.
01:34:32.980
And it's not really that hard to do because we already live it.
01:34:39.700
Unless we've gazed upon something so long that we no longer think it's true.
01:35:10.060
we're being convinced that you're either white and racist or black and racist.
01:35:15.120
You're white and you're trouble stealing from other people.
01:35:17.960
You're black and trouble and stealing from other.
01:35:26.240
Let me get a specific on a couple of things after we break for one minute.
01:35:42.260
you can focus on the problems or you can focus on the solution and then be
01:35:55.100
we owe so much money in credit cards and our home loans.
01:36:02.160
So if interest rates we know are going to go up eventually,
01:36:08.540
get out of that and get into a locked in mortgage rate.
01:36:15.400
stop paying the 18% because that number is going to go up.
01:36:23.700
save yourself a buttload of money and do not buy more stuff with that money.
01:36:30.400
When you do the things that you know are right,
01:36:34.740
the things that your mom and dad or your grandparents or somebody in your life,
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went through all of it and she's living a happy life.
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But mom can't find it in herself to forgive her daughter because those are three grandchildren.
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but this is what just came out of his came out of me.
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The Lord forgave those who were driving nails into his feet and into his hands while they were mocking him.
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if that's not the greatest example of forgiveness,
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Was it harder for me to forgive somebody in my life?
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than it was for him while they were hanging him on a cross.
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The Amish forgive the family of the shooter that killed their children on the same day.
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they were over comforting the family of the shooter.
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How can somebody not forgive because they didn't get ahold of their grandchildren?
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He knew that he was going to send them into a vessel,
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that child into a vessel that might choose to abort.
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but his two daughters fighting against each other.
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And what we need to do is show love and forgiveness for one another.
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And we need to start just being the person he needs us to be right now.
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I'm going to think good thoughts because I want this.
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And the only reason you're not who you want to be is because you're afraid of
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Cause you're going to have to start measuring that.
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I am somebody who believes in the constitution of the United States.
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I am a defender of the constitution of the United States.
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you will be because you're going to be asked if you make that statement about
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we have to start recognizing our own power and our own power to get things
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done and stop listening to the entire world that says you're losing.
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They have roadside assistance and then they pay the mechanic directly.
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Take the fear out of your life and turning the key in your car and hoping that that little yellow light doesn't come on.
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he writes a WTF newsletter every day for the blaze.
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we were just talking about why do we feed ourselves this crap?
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about the media when really nobody's watching it.
01:44:45.600
I think enough people are watching that it drives discussion,
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all follow Twitter and they think that everything's happening,
01:45:11.100
but I think it's important to point out what they're doing because they're not misreporting
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because they're misreporting news because they make a mistake.
01:45:20.440
They're misreporting and framing news because they want you to think a certain way.
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talked about the Mueller report and how the narrative on it was shifting.
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And he actually used the word that we use to like,
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And he used the word to openly show that that's what they were trying to do with the
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did not find enough evidence for obstruction of justice because,
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you can't obstruct justice if you're the president of the United States,
01:46:02.720
And the way to do that is to make that person not elected again.
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there's the whole notion by those people that think the government is something
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He's not somebody that can actually do something.
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that that's on a lot of ways it's on both sides,
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they never really went after Obama when he was doing some of the stuff.
01:46:42.760
And I would say that he went a little bit further than Trump has in a lot of
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what do you think is going to happen to Joe Biden?
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my subject line at the email was Brian Stelter is a great diet guy and never
01:47:13.000
these are not April fool's jokes except for this,
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It's the one day that people actually critically check articles that they
01:47:31.580
You know that there are congressmen and senators that,
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that were unhappy with Joe Biden during a swearing in because of the way that
01:47:51.320
We've been talking about Joe Biden doing this forever.
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The Atlantic talked about him doing it for God's sakes.
01:48:18.100
It's not as bad as Weinstein by any stretch of the imagination,
01:48:20.600
but it is that everybody knows it and nobody talks about it.
01:48:29.220
how many jokes did we find Hollywood making about,
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And so they decided not to do anything about it.
01:48:44.620
I think it was in the Washington Examiner today.
01:48:50.900
There's a guy that during the entire Mueller investigation,
01:48:56.200
the quote unquote reporters were upset that John Solomon had a byline.
01:49:03.960
He runs the Hill TV division and they let him write.
01:49:06.960
And he was the one that came out with all of these,
01:49:09.280
all of these scoops about what was really going on in the Mueller investigation.
01:49:14.260
but it was actually Hillary Clinton that was funding fusion GPS.
01:49:17.120
He was one of the guys that was coming out with a lot of these scoops.
01:49:19.800
The people at the Hill that were on the reporter side got upset and made them put an opinion.
01:49:30.840
and I believe it was John Solomon came out with unearthed video.
01:49:34.700
of Joe Biden joking to a foreign policy conference that he got the,
01:49:41.240
the basically the attorney general of Ukraine fired because the guy was looking into his son,
01:49:50.780
And Joe Biden threatened Joe told this audience.
01:49:55.720
And it wasn't a joke that he told the president of Ukraine that you're not getting your billion
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It just came out paperback about the most corrupt politicians.
01:50:20.480
Joe Biden is the most corrupt we've had in our lifetime.
01:50:26.500
in all of American history because of what's going on with his son.
01:50:39.120
Donald Trump continuing a business business dealing.
01:50:42.520
Cause he doesn't know if he's going to win to try and,
01:50:49.340
that should be looked at because it's nefarious or that people happen to want to stay at the Trump hotel when they go to DC because it's close to,
01:50:59.040
it's a nice place and you want to stay there that foreign government staying there breaks the emoluments clause.
01:51:09.740
George Washington sold cotton to people in Britain that were probably lords and sat in the house of lords.
01:51:17.880
So the house of commons back when he had a plantation in Virginia,
01:51:22.780
I'm pretty sure that that was part of trade that like when he became president,
01:51:36.640
did you get a direct payment to do something for the United States government from a foreign entity?
01:51:47.400
did Harry Truman never fit somebody in Kansas city for a suit that might've worked for a foreign government?
01:51:55.360
it's stupidity when you think of stuff like that.
01:52:24.880
he got fired and they put someone in place who was solid at the time.
01:52:33.420
Hunter Biden was working for the company that was being investigated by this prosecutor at the time.
01:52:39.020
And can we verify that he was indeed fired at the time that Biden was there?
01:53:08.700
we accept this narrative that we're pretty powerless.
01:53:15.760
we have a stronger voice now than we've ever had.
01:53:27.840
the power of the right now and the power of the media that we do have.
01:53:35.280
here when it was conservative review before the merger,
01:53:46.560
but we have multiple voices because it's the democratization of information.
01:53:52.420
And that's why it's so scary when you see people,
01:53:59.700
like all of these people who sit there and say,
01:54:04.740
We need to shut the Alex Joneses of the world down.
01:54:07.080
We need to shut the Laura Loomers of the world down who may be a little bit off
01:54:16.120
when they say that we need to shut those voices down.
01:54:18.000
And then when you see the guy that owns Facebook or runs Facebook,
01:54:25.160
the government should be more in control of the internet.
01:54:30.580
the government should be more in control of fax machines,
01:54:35.080
Liberate the Soviet union because people would fax each other.
01:54:38.360
Dissidents would fax each other stuff because they couldn't find a way to
01:54:41.440
stop the faxes from going through because it wasn't digital.
01:54:56.560
and I think that's why the left has been saying,
01:55:14.020
It's like the watch pages that we have some things on here at blaze TV,
01:55:20.700
Will we be able to get into that newsfeed or will it only be,
01:55:25.520
the appropriate people that are able to get into that newsfeed and they're
01:55:30.480
And your other newsfeed is still going to happen.
01:55:32.660
It's almost like the left is afraid that people have the idea to think for
01:55:38.060
they are because they don't believe people are smart enough to figure things
01:55:43.800
remember Dianne Feinstein back in the early 2000s when she wanted to
01:55:48.660
basically have government sanctioned reporters,
01:55:59.200
where we uncovered stuff that the government was doing and got profiled in
01:56:05.060
And we shared the work with some of the Boston newspapers.
01:56:13.780
you should have to have a government sanction to be protected.
01:56:20.360
we've got to do something to have the government give license out for,
01:56:42.380
That they're the ones that get to drive the narrative.
01:56:50.720
They were gatekeepers and they get upset when they can't be gatekeepers
01:56:56.140
So this is a great digest that you can get every day.
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the easiest way to do it is to go to my Twitter page at Robino,
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There's a ton of people all across America that have stopped doing the
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one of these days I'm just going to retire and I'm going to play golf.
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But by the time he got to being able to retire because he had lift,
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lifted a hundred pound bags of flour and sugar on his back all the time
01:58:00.740
I'm not waiting for anything I want to do because I saw it happen.
01:58:06.320
And if you're starting to have pain or if you do have pain and it's
01:59:00.540
We had an author on who laid all of the stuff out about Joe Biden and his son and this corruption that he appears to be engaged in over the Ukraine and,
01:59:16.500
Now there's a story today with new information and a clip of Joe Biden explaining how he got somebody,
01:59:26.520
basically the attorney general of a country fired.
01:59:35.360
I think Peter may have even mentioned this last interview.
01:59:38.820
that Hunter Biden was working for this particular company,
01:59:56.660
Joe Biden couldn't resist the temptation last year to brag to an audience of foreign policy specialists about his time as vice president,
02:00:03.980
that he strong armed Ukraine into firing its top prosecutor.
02:00:09.820
Biden described how he threatened Ukrainian president about,
02:00:15.340
he would pull the $1 billion in U S loan guarantees.
02:00:19.360
If they didn't immediately fire the prosecutor general,
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And his son was working for the company that that prosecutor general was in the middle of an investigation on.