The Glenn Beck Program - Now CHAZ is 'CHOP' ｜ Guests： Ben Shapiro & Michael Rectenwald ｜ 6⧸16⧸20

00:00:00.000 welcome to the program hi stew how are you this morning very well glenn how are you

00:00:05.240 yeah oh great great great great great yeah um so uh you know that uh uh chads is it chaz right

00:00:14.860 chad uh they've changed it now to chop yeah uh and i love that interview with the msnbc guy where

00:00:23.140 they say it's not a street festival that's the first thing i agree with uh from the members of

00:00:28.920 chop or chaz um i agree it's not a street festival look at how i mean they hate msnbc and cnn they

00:00:37.580 hate them right and these guys are covering for them and telling america it's a street festival

00:00:43.480 and that's pissing them off yeah it's like it's not a street festival this is a revolution you're

00:00:47.500 never woken up and the same thing happened with the defund the police thing they're like cnn made

00:00:50.880 all these things well this is basically what they're saying is shifting funding to programs

00:00:54.420 and and then they interview the people they're like no we we mean no more cops that's what we mean

00:00:58.880 we want more we don't want the cops to be here anymore uh all right we uh we have some updates

00:01:05.660 for you and some some amazing news to share coming up in a minute

00:01:10.700 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:01:39.360 hey did shake shack try to poison new york city police officers oh that's a that's an interesting

00:01:55.820 uh interesting story also new jersey what was that uh what was that gun case in new jersey that the

00:02:04.680 supreme court decided not to hear oh my gosh wait until you hear that also ben shapiro is going to be

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00:03:36.280 so yesterday this was issued uh by the uh by the police union

00:03:51.440 i'm writing to alert you to another serious safety issue this evening several uh police officers

00:03:57.660 assigned to a protest detail in lower manhattan took a meal at the shake shack location on broadway

00:04:02.360 and fulton street at some point during their meal period uh they discovered that a toxic substance

00:04:07.660 believed to believe believed to be bleach had been placed in their beverages the contamination was

00:04:13.560 not discovered until they had already ingested a portion of their bed uh their beverages they're

00:04:18.520 currently at a hospital receiving treatment and expected to recover uh all the police union members

00:04:24.140 are advised to carefully inspect any prepared food item that they purchase while on duty for possible

00:04:29.320 contamination now this is the second time uh in washington dc the national guard they were delivered

00:04:35.120 pizzas with glass in the pizzas um it is a sad day when our police can't even trust the food that

00:04:45.620 they're eating now there is an update on this story shake shack is one of my favorite fast food

00:04:51.600 restaurants i there's nothing better than shake shack their burgers are incredible their shakes are

00:04:57.440 unbelievable uh and in new york city we literally would stand in line for 20 or 30 minutes to get it

00:05:05.080 now in new york city is stand in line for a stupid cupcake and you know and ballet shoes too so it you know 1.00

00:05:11.560 it's different but it's such a great great restaurant when i heard this i was outraged just outraged and

00:05:20.180 i want to know what happened because if shake shack has employees that are doing things like this

00:05:26.660 i'll never eat at a shake shack again and i'll encourage all my friends not to eat at a shake shack 0.97

00:05:31.800 now here's the update new york pd finds no wrongdoing by shake shack employees after officers get sick

00:05:41.120 sick from milkshakes three new york city department officers have been released from the hospital

00:05:46.600 after getting sick when they drank milkshakes from shake shack monday night the shakes may have been

00:05:52.240 tainted with bleach according to the new york city police department they launched an investigation after

00:05:58.620 the officers fell ill and determined early tuesday morning that there was no criminality by employees

00:06:04.960 this according to an nypd detective uh investigators believe a cleaning solution used to clean the

00:06:13.160 milkshake machines wasn't fully cleared and may have gotten into the officers drinks

00:06:17.800 so it just happened to the officers or did it happen to other people and what a wild coincidence that is

00:06:27.700 um i'd like to talk to the new york city police detectives and uh find out that story is from cnn

00:06:34.800 and i don't believe a damn word cnn says because cnn and msnbc all of the mainstream media

00:06:41.000 they're covering for all of these radicals now i'm not saying that's happening in the shake shack thing

00:06:46.860 i believe that this story is most likely true that there was just an accident that happened

00:06:53.320 um but i'm not taking anything at face value anymore police officers wherever you're eating

00:07:01.200 make sure it's a friendly place uh and please check your food um i can't believe these guys

00:07:08.780 are still on the job i really cannot believe that our police officers on the job thank you for that

00:07:15.520 we appreciate you know that the silent majority of this country stands with you but i have to say

00:07:23.300 something to the silent majority where the hell are you where are you these guys are out risking their

00:07:31.640 lives for us and what are we doing many of us are too afraid or too cowardly to even post online that

00:07:41.120 you stand with the cops i understand it's a scary world but it's a scarier world without the cops

00:07:51.220 a much scarier world um as i said they did this in washington dc as well um with uh uh with pizzas

00:08:07.660 they put glass in pizzas for our national guard now there's something else that is um that is happening

00:08:15.840 that i think is is uh unfortunately something that i told you about probably in 2006

00:08:25.220 uh i warned you about the bubba effect and the bubba effect is happening now if you remember right

00:08:34.480 if you're a long-time listener of this program the bubba effect is something that i've warned that

00:08:39.420 the military had been training for i found out about it in around 2000 maybe 2004 2006 somewhere

00:08:48.540 in that area and um because i asked the special forces command what are you most concerned about

00:08:57.440 and they said well one of the things we're training for now is the bubba effect and i said i don't know

00:09:01.880 what the bubba effect is and they said that is when the country is so divided and no one trusts the

00:09:11.820 government and and they were they were looking at this at the time uh through the lens of making excuses

00:09:21.520 for middle eastern terrorists

00:09:24.120 and they said we're afraid that at some point a major terrorist attack will will happen and uh the

00:09:35.900 people in that in a community it could be anywhere in the united states will go in a bubba will go into

00:09:43.920 a convenience store and see a uh a Sikh um who's not muslim or a muslim who has nothing to do with

00:09:52.460 anything and he'll go in and he'll say you know it's people like you and he'll shoot them

00:09:58.880 well the feds will come into town and when the feds arrive the people will block their entrance to 0.99

00:10:07.660 their town for the feds because they'll say you are part of the problem we know what bubba did was wrong

00:10:14.700 and we'll handle bubba get out of our town because you are the reason why people like bubba

00:10:22.400 are are are rising up because you excused it you lied to us you you uh excused everybody but us

00:10:34.220 you've been calling us terrorists you've been calling us bad guys well we know that what he did

00:10:40.820 was wrong and bad but what you did was worse so get the hell out of our town that's the bubba effect 0.99

00:10:48.060 when people start to say you know what law enforcement the cities they don't care the

00:10:55.780 government doesn't care we got to take this on ourselves well let me give you this story a man

00:11:03.340 was shot yesterday after gunfire erupted at a demonstration in new mexico where protesters

00:11:09.980 attempted to topple a brawn conquistador statue outside of an albuquerque museum museum

00:11:17.660 the man was taken to a local hospital where he was listed in critical but stable condition

00:11:23.460 the shooting tonight was tragic outrageous and unacceptable act of violence and it has no place

00:11:28.920 in our city said the albuquerque mayor tim keller the shooting occurred during a clash between

00:11:35.220 protesters and the new mexico civil guard a heavily armed civilian group that attempted to protect the

00:11:42.800 controversial sculpture a monument that features spanish conquistador uh in uh in albuquerque

00:11:49.320 protesters reportedly wrapped a chain around the statue and started tugging on it in chance of tear

00:11:55.060 it down at least one person swung a pickaxe at the statue of new mexico 16th century colonial governor

00:12:02.180 gunshots could be heard down the street just moments later with several people yelling somebody's got

00:12:08.340 shot police use chemical irritants and flashbangs to protect the officers and detain those involved

00:12:14.820 in the shooting we're receiving reports about vigilante groups possibly instigating this violence

00:12:20.620 if it is true we'll be holding them accountable to the fullest extent of the law blah blah blah blah blah

00:12:24.640 blah well let me ask the mayor this uh where was the tear gas as they were doing this to the statue

00:12:32.740 where were the police so they didn't tear this statue down from a museum this is exactly what uh uh

00:12:44.520 isis did in in iraq they tore down all of the historic landmarks now those historic landmarks may or may not 0.58

00:12:56.420 have anything to do with current iraq but they tore them down they tried to destroy the ancient cities 0.98

00:13:06.060 wipe them off the face of the earth and they do it time and time again now look what's happening in

00:13:12.740 our own streets this isn't the act of isis this is exactly what they do they have no right to come on

00:13:21.700 to especially private property and tear down statues they don't have a right to do that to public

00:13:28.020 statues and that's why people band together in civilian groups because they know a rel a well-regulated

00:13:39.500 militia has a right to keep and bear arms and they know that they are the last stand if the police won't do

00:13:51.580 anything if the mayor won't do anything if the governor won't do anything if the president won't do

00:13:58.340 anything then they have to they're not going to just stand around and have their their streets ripped

00:14:05.760 up by mobs we see what's happening in seattle this is not a street fair in fact could we play the

00:14:15.280 this is the interview from msnbc mark my words i said this in 2010 i think msnbc cnn abc cbs they hate you

00:14:27.420 just as much as they hate me and everybody else and you have been making excuses and you are helping

00:14:34.380 them spread and grow you are excusing them today and if you think that they're not going to come in if

00:14:41.680 they get control or the chance and come into your studio and drag you outside anchor chair and all

00:14:49.020 and kill you in a mob you're crazy here's msnbc who's in love with the protesters who's been saying 0.91

00:15:00.860 this is a great thing who's been defending them listen to what happens when one of them's on the street

00:15:06.940 in seattle after more than a week of clashes between the demonstrators and the police now

00:15:13.200 you've seen essentially almost like a street festival type atmosphere street festival type

00:15:17.360 atmosphere no with a very it is not a street festival with a very intentional purpose it is

00:15:22.080 not a street festival it is not a street festival do not say that shame on you for saying that learn

00:15:28.200 right now it is not a street festival do you know our voices sound like it is not gas that police

00:15:32.660 attacked us with you have to understand some traumatizing things happened here all of us

00:15:37.140 are suffering from ptsd in our own country from our own country that's what a lot is not a street

00:15:42.180 party let her finish one thing to listen to it's not a street festival

00:15:47.320 yeah they're happy with the press they like that they like that so the the mayor of the city has

00:15:56.000 excused it the governor they're all calling it a street festival it's not it is a

00:16:02.520 takeover of an american city six blocks of one of our largest american cities it is destruction

00:16:10.840 mayhem chaos and violence at night oh and then the kiddies come out and draw chalk outlines on the uh

00:16:18.640 oh they're not outlines oh they're the full thing and they do beautiful artwork on the sidewalks during

00:16:24.320 the day meanwhile the residents are terrified terrified the businesses are terrified

00:16:32.440 i i warn you do not fall into the trap of becoming a part of the bubba effect this audience i have said

00:16:43.540 for a long time is going to be responsible for saving the country and i truly believe that i believe

00:16:49.660 you have listened and we have found each other for a reason for a very long time and you are going

00:16:57.920 to be responsible for for saving this nation from from civil war from chaos and revolution

00:17:05.400 but we have to be better than all the rest of it you are part of a very select group

00:17:14.420 you're here for a reason and it is not for violence or chaos it is to find a way through all of this

00:17:23.520 so our constitution is preserved although i don't know what part of it's being preserved

00:17:30.800 you want to talk about hanging by a thread did you see what the supreme court did yesterday

00:17:36.640 ben shapiro's on with us in a few minutes we'll talk to him about that and i i want to just i just want

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00:19:19.080 well okay so uh uh i uh uh the clarence thomas did not have a good day yesterday let's just put it

00:19:44.460 that way i don't think clarence thomas had a good day and i don't know exactly how uh we are

00:19:53.160 we are okay with what happened um at the supreme court this week did you did you

00:20:03.200 let's just start with what happened with the gun uh argument at the supreme court did you follow this

00:20:12.800 it all stew yesterday yeah yeah we did a bunch on it yesterday on stew does america as well

00:20:17.680 yeah okay so this story revolves around a guy who lives in new jersey he's a private businessman

00:20:25.620 and in new jersey you have to have a reason to own a gun uh and it's the most ridiculous thing i've

00:20:33.460 i've ever heard uh because you have to prove to some group that you are you're not only worthy and

00:20:41.360 capable but you have a very good reason and it's up to their sole discretion so this guy um fixes atm

00:20:48.060 machines and he's already had violence on him once and he goes into very dangerous parts of the city

00:20:54.740 and he's opening up these atm machines and he wants to be able to carry a gun for his own safety

00:21:02.180 well new jersey said nope the supreme court wouldn't hear this case wait a minute you're telling me my

00:21:14.620 rights shall not be infringed but some group of people can decide i fear for my life i've already been

00:21:23.620 attacked once and i'm doing this dangerous job in dangerous parts of the city and and i don't have

00:21:31.880 a right to own a gun who does have a right to own a gun in new jersey who does i mean i know the

00:21:37.340 governors have them you know i know officials will have them hell chuck schumer carries a gun

00:21:43.200 michael bloomberg was carrying a gun when he was mayor

00:21:46.960 really those who got those guys yeah and it's it's one of these things where combine this with

00:21:55.940 what the other rulings that we saw yesterday if you think this court is overturning roe versus wade

00:22:02.520 you are insane they are not going to do that they can't get they can't get the most basic things like

00:22:10.240 this the the court case you're talking about which is an obvious gun case obvious they won't even take

00:22:16.260 that they they are they're making up laws uh seemingly on the fly like as if they're a legislative branch

00:22:23.800 this is not this whole fear-mongering thing that we went through with like oh gosh they're going to

00:22:29.380 get rid of roe versus wade they are not going to do that not these guys no it's not happening uh you need

00:22:36.720 i don't know pray for just yeah pray for justice thomas to fall into some sort of vat or cream that

00:22:43.920 lets him live for another hundred years apparently the same cream that ginsburg has fallen into

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00:24:12.600 from god's country in idaho at the standing rock ranch

00:24:42.580 welcome to the glenn back program this is going to be the site for uh an event we're doing on july 2nd

00:24:49.660 july 2nd uh here at the standing rock ranch uh we are going to be uh renewing the covenant

00:24:56.260 uh and a a broadcast a two-hour broadcast of real unity uh bringing some amazing uh history together

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00:25:34.100 um let me start in seattle where chas now has been chopped uh or chop uh chops stands for

00:25:43.500 what what is the of protest capital hill organized protest capital hill organized protest yeah i don't

00:25:51.280 think that's what it means um but it's a cute little effort by those guys um i want to play something

00:25:56.400 that was controversial on sunday um and it came from a um a pastor in dallas uh pastor jeffers and

00:26:05.600 here's what he said about the seattle uh uh protesters listen i mean once the left if they succeed

00:26:14.420 they don't only want to dismantle our current police they want to replace our current police

00:26:19.900 with the thought police who go around patrolling every thought that they find objectionable and if

00:26:26.620 the left ever gains control of this country again i predict it's going to be like the french revolution

00:26:32.480 it's going to be bring out the guillotines and execute every thought they object to and every

00:26:38.260 person who holds every thought that they object to that is why what happens in november is so this

00:26:44.660 was really i had the same exact problem who tortillas tortillas when you're trying to put them

00:26:50.040 and so papillas and so papillas papillas are a big problem along with the guillotines

00:26:58.260 i'm yeah and i like you know what show i love gee uh gee against island i loved gee against island

00:27:05.180 it was a fantastic all right okay okay okay i got it i got it so that's robert jeffers and and he is

00:27:11.360 or jeffy jeffy jeffers well i don't know what his name is anyway um he what he was saying there was

00:27:17.680 the the rev french revolution is coming okay while he's saying that and and the media is excoriating

00:27:25.140 him uh this is what's happening at uh at the seattle compound listen

00:27:33.040 it's not chess it is chop chop chop has anybody here ever heard of the french revolution before

00:27:40.960 that is another revolution because people started putting property over lives they started putting

00:27:51.840 property over lives over people does anybody here know what happened to the people who did not get

00:27:58.000 on board with the french revolution let's say it louder that's the message we need to send we are

00:28:09.540 serious this is not a joke i am tired of seeing my people be genocided by every definition of the word

00:28:18.400 no and maybe you don't need to look that word up again because well i think he needs to look up a

00:28:24.500 lot of things that's not what the french revolution was about uh at least for the leaders uh that was

00:28:29.760 not what it was about that's what it was sold to by the use of to the useful idiots uh but that's that's

00:28:35.840 really not what it was about it was about changing society in the order of society entirely uh the french 0.53

00:28:41.500 revolution um and uh and and those involved at the beginning robespierre and everything um they believed

00:28:49.360 that uh the problem was is that you had to enforce morality you couldn't the people could not be trusted

00:28:57.700 to be moral so you had to enforce it um and and make the decisions for people and if they didn't come on

00:29:06.160 board well then they would have to lose their head so now they've they've renamed uh seattle from chaz

00:29:13.460 to chop and i don't think that's a coincidence this is telling you who they are and if you think that

00:29:22.700 they won't kill you if they disagree with you you're sadly mistaken sadly mistaken everyone should be

00:29:32.440 telling their kids right now do not post anything for or against ever on twitter or facebook or talk

00:29:41.600 about it online don't that never goes away and you just don't know who's going to be around and who's

00:29:49.480 going to be in charge all right can we talk a little bit about colin kaepernick because even i am at the

00:29:55.180 end of my rope on this thing oh you know colin kaepernick should join the nfl's newest football team

00:30:01.960 this year the chaz razzmatazz uh yeah i think he can be the starting quarterback drew breeze can be his

00:30:10.860 backup and then the third string quarterback could be could be baker mayfield um even baker mayfield

00:30:18.240 yesterday said he's going to kneel this year and if he loses fans because of it that's okay

00:30:22.860 then his wife so brave now we're getting it from baker mayfield's wife how stupid we are she said

00:30:30.940 everybody who was so upset about my comment supporting her husband and kneeling doesn't

00:30:35.920 understand the reasoning behind the kneeling in the first place nate boyer and cap colin kaepernick

00:30:43.020 came to an agreement that kneeling was the most respectful way to support our military okay so

00:30:49.520 oh my gosh is it not oh my gosh is it not about uh besmirching the military there's it's about

00:30:55.740 supporting the military now according to emily mayfield i i can't take this also jj watt one of his fans

00:31:05.760 uh tweeted out the yesterday i think uh you know who won't be kneeling is jj watt you can count on

00:31:13.060 that so jj watt tweets out uh don't you don't speak for me and b if uh you're against kneeling you

00:31:20.560 clearly haven't been listening no actually we have and it is you who apparently haven't heard the words

00:31:30.220 of colin kaepernick who has claimed multiple times it is about the flag i'll continue to sit

00:31:38.740 i'm going to continue to stand with the people that are being oppressed when there's significant

00:31:43.000 change and i feel like that flag the flag represents what it's supposed to represent i'll stand

00:31:47.900 huh huh and then there was an abc news report that talked about what he said to the nfl network

00:31:53.920 about the flag the 49ers dual threat quarterback with the rocket arm and lightning quick feet

00:31:59.580 staying seated during the national anthem at friday's preseason game telling the nfl network

00:32:04.500 i'm not going to stand up and show pride in a flag for a country that oppresses black people 0.68

00:32:10.560 and people of color a flag in a country i wasn't about the flag in the country stop telling us that

00:32:17.120 stop lying on behalf of colin kaepernick it's blatant lies i did it on friday i did stew does

00:32:23.340 colin kaepernick and it was the i believe the definitive case against colin kaepernick number

00:32:27.900 one that he's you're right he's totally did it for about the flag that was the reason the entire time

00:32:33.320 he doesn't like the police he doesn't like the country period right and it's in statement after

00:32:37.980 statement after statement that's shown other people who knelt may very well feel the way baker

00:32:44.040 mayfield's wife is describing they keep putting this back on colin kaepernick not the way colin

00:32:48.420 kaepernick it's not his deal um you can kneel and you can be respectful when you kneel yeah can i ask

00:32:55.880 this question stew you can do you think that that is that's really the motivating factor here or is it

00:33:04.600 being famous for something and and grinding an axe uh because he's a failed quarterback i do think

00:33:13.980 i mean he was done yeah the failing quarterback thing we went through very much in depth uh on

00:33:18.640 that one during the monologue uh is very much a big part of it i mean he was he played what quite

00:33:24.500 possibly might be the worst single football game ever played by an nfl quarterback uh in his last

00:33:30.120 couple years against chicago which he finished one of five for four yards and is that a good is that

00:33:37.280 a good that's not good that's not good i should add in also he had even i know that don't talk down

00:33:41.860 to me this is three quarters by the way i should point out this is not like a wow and he had five

00:33:47.500 sacks for minus 25 yards so his the net passing yards for the team were negative 21 that is how he

00:33:54.860 finished when they pulled him out yet again for i believe the third time in his career for blake

00:33:58.820 bortles as quarterback it's pretty bad when you're replaced by blake and bortles three times um but

00:34:05.160 listen to this because i always go back to this this the same thing too pat where where this was

00:34:08.940 absolutely about the flag yeah and when i always think about is like the the national television

00:34:15.440 coverage does not cover the national anthem in football games it doesn't cover it it is a low

00:34:22.340 profile moment as compared to the actual action on the game so if you're colin kaepernick you could

00:34:28.580 say instead if you wanted to draw just attention to your cause you could walk out on the field you

00:34:33.620 have the first play called already you could all take a knee before instead of taking a huddle

00:34:38.280 you could all kneel kneel and everyone would see it and it would draw more attention no he wanted

00:34:42.920 it during the flag because of the flag right if it wasn't about the flag wouldn't this be the

00:34:47.980 absolutely perfect response as a way to show respect to all our team will kneel in solidarity

00:34:54.080 prior to the national anthem and stand together during the anthem wouldn't that be the perfect way

00:34:59.720 to handle that if it wasn't about the flag yeah right that's the way drew breeze handled it

00:35:03.760 yeah the guy who is now not woke enough and being canceled because he's such a racist what he did

00:35:09.220 is he took a knee he took a knee he just didn't take it during the anthem i bet he will now and now

00:35:15.020 he probably will yell that his wife is apologizing for him yeah it's it's nuts it's just nuts i want

00:35:21.700 to hear it from his i want to hear it from his great great grandchildren i won't forgive him

00:35:25.740 for a hundred years drew breeze has gotta get i don't won't believe him until his great great

00:35:31.140 grandchildren say no i'm telling you we're really sorry for what he did uh then i'll then i'll believe

00:35:38.740 it you know these these people um they they do not live by the same rules at all they don't live by

00:35:46.660 they don't practice what they preach at all they say you want to be open uh you know you you've uh

00:35:53.440 you've got to listen you've got to come together we've got to back this hey we're just about

00:35:59.460 diversity none of that is true look at the three things that they did when they opened up uh chad

00:36:04.960 or chop uh up in uh seattle what were the first three actions they took you guys know first three

00:36:13.600 actions free health care right no free food no no no no before this free speech for all the wall

00:36:20.760 no no they built a wall right then they then they stationed somebody at the wall to check

00:36:28.560 ids for people who were coming in and then they issued guns to the citizens so they could protect

00:36:36.780 themselves and the community that's amazing so that's pretty amazing everything that they say

00:36:43.740 they're against everything that that it it's this is not some flower child hippie uh parade in the

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00:37:04.720 trump's agenda they're like i build a wall we're checking the borders he went right into it that's

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00:47:32.840 mr ben shapiro editor-in-chief of the daily wire host of the ben shapiro program and one guy that i

00:47:41.140 someday want to work side by side with uh i think he is absolutely brilliant welcome mr ben shapiro how are

00:47:48.760 you sir hey doing well you know hanging in there in today's america how are you doing

00:47:53.260 boy ben uh what's coming our way what what's nothing good are we headed for revolution

00:48:01.820 uh you know i think that the idea of violent revolution is probably a fantasy because i don't

00:48:07.820 think that that is something that that most americans are up for but the idea that the contrary is coming

00:48:13.280 apart at the seams that you're going to start to see greater divisions between states and then between

00:48:17.580 states and the federal government is very real and i think the the the way that you could end up with

00:48:22.680 with actual violence is when the federal government is taken over by members of the left and they don't

00:48:29.140 know what they don't know meaning that they actually believe that because they've been so ascendant in

00:48:33.140 both the cultural and the political spheres that there is no breaking point that they're just going

00:48:37.120 to be able to push for full-scale societal change on every on every level and that there will be no

00:48:41.940 resistance to that and they're going to come up against some hard truths if they start to do things

00:48:46.780 that for example if if you get into beto o'rourke gun confiscation or if you get into shutting down

00:48:51.580 religious schools there's certain things that americans just won't stand for which is why you 0.72

00:48:55.840 know i hope that at some point it'll be it'll be you know everybody back away a little bit but

00:49:00.640 with with the left pushing this hard uh you know the the real possibility of a of a countrywide

00:49:06.440 division obviously is growing and then the left is is not shy about kind of wanting it i mean as soon

00:49:12.200 it's from places like california we're talking about secession but the problem is if california

00:49:16.360 becomes the entire federal government then it's going to be a lot of people you know on the right

00:49:19.880 who are talking about can we actually last as a unified country um ben i want to go to what the

00:49:26.760 supreme court did yesterday because they did a couple of things and i think a lot of people who are

00:49:31.240 conservative are torn on what they did to title seven because um you know most people most most normal

00:49:40.940 people are they don't have a problem with homosexuality as friends we work with people

00:49:46.420 we know people we like them you know it's not a problem i don't want to get into somebody else's

00:49:51.500 business um but are is this another jam down uh of and another um another intrusion on businesses and

00:50:04.800 religion tell me what you think of of title seven and what they did yesterday so i mean

00:50:10.920 to be frank i've for a long time thought the title seven probably is unconstitutional its entirety

00:50:16.480 the idea that the federal government was ever given the power to invade private businesses and tell

00:50:21.240 them who and who not to employ seems to me incredibly problematic just from a constitutional

00:50:26.360 originalist level yes now does that mean that i wouldn't have voted for the civil rights act in

00:50:30.440 its entirety if i'm given the choice in voting for the thing or not voting for the thing i vote for

00:50:33.720 the thing but title seven has always been a real problem because again it intrudes into areas that the

00:50:38.780 government ought not intrude remember the big problem with segregation in general was the with

00:50:42.780 the governments of states that were cramming down segregation and that there are plenty of places

00:50:48.080 in the united states that were desegregated by private businesses i mean the greensboro protests

00:50:52.620 in over the uh over the uh lunch counters in blooming uh in bloomington north carolina those those

00:50:59.820 particular in greensboro rather that those protests were private in nature and ended with the

00:51:04.640 desegregation of lunch counters so the the notion that you had to force private businesses to

00:51:10.380 desegregate is not true what you actually had to do is stop the state from forcing them to segregate in

00:51:14.260 the first place so put aside the general objection to title seven the the decision itself is is

00:51:19.000 nonsensical on the merits i mean samuel alito's dissent is a masterpiece i mean it goes for 100 pages

00:51:24.000 but it tears apart savagely the the majority opinion uh there's a good case to be made the reason that

00:51:29.780 roberts joined this opinion is specifically so you can get gorsuch to write it and the reason that he

00:51:33.800 wanted gorsuch to write it as opposed to ginsburg for example is because if gorsuch writes it and

00:51:38.000 not ginsburg if ginsburg writes this thing then religious liberty is in a lot more danger from the

00:51:42.440 from this specific decision than if if gorsuch writes it so that that really is the question

00:51:47.020 right now now here's my view on on a lot of supreme court jurisprudence in general the supreme court tries

00:51:52.960 to very often settle questions that are still unsettled and that really ought not be settled by the supreme

00:51:57.840 court and that is this particular case this is not within the supreme court's purview and so there are a lot

00:52:01.600 of people today who are celebrating oh look it's a new america we're all unified now because there's

00:52:05.680 there's a top-down rule here's the thing america is as politically divided as it has been certainly

00:52:10.680 in my lifetime and maybe in the lifetime of your listeners uh you know including the 60s and the idea

00:52:17.280 that you're going to have anybody at the top of the federal government cramming down a one-size-fits-all

00:52:21.500 rule is really a problem i mean what the founders figured is that in division lies unity so long as

00:52:27.880 you have a diversity of thought and action that is allowed across the country if you have a unified

00:52:32.420 rule right cram down by 51 on 49 that's when you get into really divisive area so are you going to

00:52:38.040 keep well that's where by allowing people to live their lives are you going to are you going to keep

00:52:42.140 the country running by cramming down one rule from the top this one crams down one rule from the top

00:52:45.680 and whether you like the rule you don't like the rule that's a dangerous thing so um you know i think

00:52:50.520 that's what the french revolution was uh all about and what separates us from the french revolution is the

00:52:56.000 french revolution really was about you're we're going to enforce morality we're going to enforce

00:53:01.400 what we believe is right and if you don't like it guillotine it doesn't it doesn't work um the the

00:53:08.880 question that i have though on this ruling how does this affect me and i i keep i keep using let's say i'm

00:53:18.000 i am well let me just use a real life scenario i think it's bergdorf goodman in new york that they hire

00:53:24.420 quote models not sales people i can't remember which store it is but it may be bergdorf and this

00:53:30.720 allows them to be able to say when a you know a fat person like me comes in and says i want to sell

00:53:36.520 clothes here they can say i'm sorry you don't fit the the look um and they do it specifically to get

00:53:43.000 around the law so they can make sure that everybody looks a certain way because that's important i don't

00:53:49.160 want to go in and buy a suit where the guys around me can't even fit into the suit or you know they can

00:53:55.640 look at me and i can look at them and they're like dude there's nothing here for you to buy glenn you're

00:53:59.660 just too fat to be here um and so they it's important that they have a certain image if i have

00:54:07.820 if i have bob at the front desk of my business and he comes in and he says i'm bob bett and uh he's

00:54:16.020 wearing a dress can i fire him because he doesn't fit into the the culture and the image that i'm

00:54:23.980 trying to portray or does that not matter anymore so you'll certainly get a lawsuit and it's been

00:54:30.060 true in new york for a long time so new york is actually the wrong example because new york already

00:54:33.660 has anti-discrimination laws same thing as california right 21 of these states already have

00:54:37.640 laws that are very much like what the supreme court did yesterday so new york it probably won't affect

00:54:41.580 you and you probably had to worry about legal liability if you did that in any case now if

00:54:45.440 you do it in texas right you have to worry about legal liability right that's that's the real issue

00:54:48.860 here and by the way the best example here is actually the case of if you're talking about things

00:54:53.900 that are a problem then we should worry less about you know the business that has models and more

00:54:58.860 about your third grade teacher right you got a bunch of kids in your school and you're and the

00:55:03.000 teacher comes in one day and says they are the opposite gender and starts teaching your child

00:55:06.700 about transgender ideology that's very you fired that person that could very well be a violation

00:55:12.140 of title seven of the civil rights act now now this is nonsensical i mean just on a legal level it is

00:55:16.700 completely bullcrap when i say that i say it advisedly with respect toward justice gorsuch who 0.60

00:55:21.340 typically i think is a much better textualist than this but he admits in the decision that has nothing

00:55:25.800 to do with the civil rights act he says in the decision that there's no way that the people who wrote

00:55:29.940 the civil rights act meant to encompass in this homosexuality or transgenderism and the democrats

00:55:35.640 know this by the way democrats have been trying to pass a separate bill called the equality act

00:55:38.880 that would do exactly this without religious exemptions for years and so the idea that

00:55:43.500 magically you can now read the equality act into the civil rights act is insane i mean the

00:55:47.860 this is something that that alito mocks and correctly so because there is nothing textualist about

00:55:53.540 the idea that you can take the word sex and then read into it sexual orientation or transgenderism in fact

00:55:58.240 it's it's the only way this is the hilarity of it the only way that you can actually read

00:56:03.100 transgenderism into the civil rights act is to reject the claim of transgender people that they

00:56:07.040 are members of the sex to which they claim membership so follow me here the the basic idea

00:56:11.420 is that if you fire somebody bob comes in one day and he says i'm janine and i'm a woman he has you know

00:56:17.120 full beard he hasn't done any of the treatment nothing right he just comes in and he says i'm a woman

00:56:21.540 and you say okay well you're fired right you know you're teaching my third graders no

00:56:24.940 the idea is you have discriminated against him as a man right you haven't discriminated against him

00:56:31.240 as a woman you've discriminated against him as a man which is a rejection of his claim to be a woman

00:56:35.160 right but you discriminated against him as a man so what's the discrimination exactly right you said 1.00

00:56:41.080 you're a man doing anything i don't like right but you have been discriminated against on the basis

00:56:46.260 of sex but sex is biological sex so you actually haven't been discriminated against as a man you've been

00:56:50.760 discriminated against, presumably, as a woman. So none of this makes any sense. The only way you

00:56:55.320 can call it discrimination, again, on the basis of sex, is to say that he is actually a man,

00:56:59.540 which is something that transgender people reject. So you now have the bizarre situation

00:57:03.580 in which it is discriminatory to perhaps say in the workplace, this is where really the rubber

00:57:09.620 hits the road. Let's say that you have a religious school, you know, a secular side of the religious

00:57:13.620 school, which all religious schools do. You have a person who comes in and says, I'm transgender

00:57:17.340 now. And you say, well, you know, here at the school, you don't even fire the guy. You say,

00:57:22.920 you know what, you get to work here because it's Title VII. And then he's walking around the school

00:57:26.340 and people are saying things like, you know, that's a dude, right? That's not a lady, that's a 1.00

00:57:29.880 dude. Is that a discriminatory work environment? It very well may be. And it very well may be a work

00:57:36.400 environment that provides legal liability. So now you get into free speech issues, right? You

00:57:40.240 actually have free speech issues as to what you're allowed to say on this basis, because you're not

00:57:44.540 sexually harassing anybody. You're just saying something that is actually true, but that may

00:57:47.920 very well be sex discrimination under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. It also provides serious

00:57:52.640 problems for Title IX. So Title VII is now in complete conflict with Title IX. Title IX is designed

00:57:56.860 in order to protect women, right? So Title IX says, we're going to protect, for example, women's sports. 1.00

00:58:01.440 Well, once you say that you're not allowed to reject transgender people for anything on the basis of

00:58:06.900 their transgenderism, how do you have separate women's sports and how do you fund them? How do you have 1.00

00:58:10.600 separate women's bathrooms? How do you have separate women's locker rooms? Now, Gorsuch acknowledges

00:58:14.400 that a lot of these things are undecided. He says, well, we'll save those for the future. Well,

00:58:17.780 great. Oh, my gosh. Good. Good. Good. Good. He openly says, yeah. Let me, sorry to interrupt, but I

00:58:26.160 know I have a short period of time with you, and I want to get to one other question on the Second

00:58:31.140 Amendment. But let me just end this segment with this question. Does this, do you believe the protection

00:58:38.960 for religious exceptions is strong?

00:58:45.820 No one knows. There's the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, which basically grants you the

00:58:51.920 ability, if you're a religious institution, to protect yourself, but that doesn't necessarily

00:58:55.420 cover secular teachers and your employee. It also doesn't necessarily cover insurance issues.

00:58:59.160 Gorsuch says that he hopes that the religious protections are strong, and he may have those

00:59:03.940 leanings. Now, they've taken up a couple cases on some of these specific issues that are supposed

00:59:07.560 to come down the pike next year, including broadening the ministerial exemption. And so

00:59:12.040 my friend David French, who's a legal analyst with Alliance Defending Freedom, among other groups,

00:59:16.300 he has suggested that what the court may be going for here is the so-called fairness for all,

00:59:20.140 which is sort of what they have in Utah, which is very strong workplace protections for transgender

00:59:24.020 and gay people, but also a lot of exemptions for religious people. But who the hell knows?

00:59:29.540 And of course, that could basically change any time, because as soon as the Democrats get into

00:59:33.280 office, if God forbid in six months, they just passed the Equality Act. They removed the Religious Freedom

00:59:37.420 Restoration Act, and a lot of those protections are now gone.

00:59:40.720 All right. Ben Shapiro continues with us here in just a second. I want to talk to him about the

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01:01:01.500 I'm back with Ben Shapiro.

01:01:17.200 So, Ben, I'm looking at this Rogers vs. Gruel story out of New Jersey, where it's a businessman

01:01:28.980 who fixes ATMs in some of the worst sections of town. He's, you know, had violence against

01:01:35.840 him before. He wants a gun. The state of New Jersey says, nope, that's not a good enough

01:01:41.120 reason to have a gun. How did the Supreme Court not even take this case up?

01:01:47.220 So, that is the big question, because to grant a writ of certiorari, you have to have four Supreme

01:01:52.840 Court justices who say we want to hear the case. So, how could they not get to four, right? I mean,

01:01:56.600 there are six Republican appointees. How could they not even get to four? So, we know that there

01:01:59.760 are a couple of the justices who actually put out statements, which is kind of rare, saying

01:02:02.940 we wanted to take the case. There are apparently many of the Supreme Court justices who did not,

01:02:07.460 which is, this is actually, in some ways, a lot more disconcerting than even the decision about

01:02:13.100 the LGBT workplace stuff, which is, again, a terrible decision on its merits. It's disconcerting. 1.00

01:02:18.940 Yeah, I'm with you 100%.

01:02:21.200 All that we have in D.C. v. Heller, which is the only Supreme Court case of the last 100 years,

01:02:26.320 really, to speak to the Second Amendment, is all we know now is you have the right to own a gun in

01:02:30.900 your home. That's it. That's all the things we know, right? They said that you have a personal

01:02:34.180 right to own a gun in your home. But we have no idea what kind of gun. We have no idea what exactly

01:02:39.760 are the restrictions on the state preventing you from getting some sort of permit for your workplace.

01:02:44.520 We have no idea exactly what are the restrictions on gun carrying. We don't know any of those

01:02:50.540 things. And the Supreme Court rejected a bunch of cases. There were a bunch of these. This wasn't

01:02:57.600 just a hard case like an assault weapons ban. I mean, that New Jersey law is insane. Asking

01:03:03.840 someone to show a justifiable need before he can bear a handgun outside the home. I mean,

01:03:07.260 that's an easy one, right? The easy one is you don't have to show it. You have a right. You have a

01:03:12.100 right to carry a weapon. There's a right to keep and bear arms. But New Jersey basically rejected

01:03:17.600 the right to keep and bear arms. There's no right to self-pense. They denied the cert. That stuff is

01:03:22.500 really a problem. It was a bad day from the Supreme Court yesterday. But again, a country that relies on

01:03:27.020 the Supreme Court to be a savior is a country that's a ton of black legs anyway. If you're waiting for 1.00

01:03:30.460 nine old people in robes to tell you what to do, you've got a problem. 0.97

01:03:32.820 I mean, that's just a dictatorship by committee, really. I mean, it is not the way our system is

01:03:42.500 supposed to work at all. That's right. I mean, I think one of the things that has happened here

01:03:47.360 is that when the government works the way it's supposed to, namely, we are deeply divided so

01:03:51.740 Congress can't get anything done. The temptation for other branches of government, like the judiciary

01:03:55.920 or the executive, is to step in and then quote unquote get things done. And that's not how the

01:04:00.840 system was supposed to work. Because if things aren't getting done, maybe it's because not

01:04:04.740 enough of us agree on the things to be done for things to get done. But inaction is generally

01:04:09.420 used as a rationale for exceeding constitutional limits by the branches that have the capacity to

01:04:14.280 just ignore their own constitutional limits and go above and beyond.

01:04:19.620 So what do you think? What do you think? We have two minutes. Tell me what you think is

01:04:25.540 coming our way for the election. And I don't mean violence or mayhem or

01:04:30.820 any of that, because I think all that's coming. How is how is Donald Trump going to fare this

01:04:35.800 election? Do you believe the polls that Joe Biden is just on fire right now?

01:04:42.140 Well, they really don't show Biden on fire. I mean, even the polls that show him up 14,

01:04:45.580 15 points don't have the 50 percent. There's that one yesterday that had him up 14 points.

01:04:49.140 He's up 49 to 35. He's not breaking 50. So this is much more about Trump's unpopularity

01:04:53.520 than it is about Joe Biden's sudden popularity. It's hard for a dead person to be popular.

01:04:57.220 So, I mean, the big problem for Trump right now is how does he regain some of the momentum? Now,

01:05:04.440 if the economy comes back and there's some good economic reports, that obviously helps.

01:05:07.520 If he can control himself for five seconds, that would absolutely help. If he's able to campaign on

01:05:12.640 what should he do with the riots? What should he? I mean, what should he do with the with revolution?

01:05:19.180 I mean, he should be very aggressive in saying, I will put this stuff down. I mean,

01:05:22.260 that was the big problem. If he'd come out immediately in the writing and looting and said,

01:05:25.420 listen, I've made the full force and weight of the federal government available for mayors and

01:05:28.660 governors at their disposal. If they don't if they don't call it in and they don't stop this stuff

01:05:32.340 in 48 hours, then I'm coming in. And if he'd done that, not after a week, but done that during the

01:05:36.540 first night when the writing and looting started, he said, we respect protesters. We do not respect

01:05:39.840 writers and looters. I think that you'd be a lot better off right now because I think that even his

01:05:43.660 own base looked at him and said, wait a second, you're the big tough guy. Where are you?

01:05:46.620 Right. We're shutting down major American cities for a week. Where are you? And I think that it's

01:05:51.020 hard to regain a perception of strength after it's been lost. But, you know, discipline,

01:05:55.100 discipline, discipline. He's got plenty of material to work with. I mean, the COVID-19

01:05:59.100 handling by the federal government was good. By the state, it was mainly garbage in places like

01:06:02.860 New York and New Jersey. That's plenty to work with. Writing and looting, that's plenty to work

01:06:06.520 with. But he has to be a disciplined candidate. And it can't be I'm going on I'm going on Twitter and

01:06:10.400 I'm going to tweet about why I walk slowly down a ramp like this is just not helpful.

01:06:13.760 That was amazing. Ben Shapiro, thank you so much. God bless you. And we'll talk again.

01:06:20.260 Stay safe in Los Angeles, Ben. Back in a minute.

01:06:25.020 This is the Glenn Beck program.

01:06:29.840 All right. So I'm not making this up. There are pre-World War Two peace treaties between

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01:07:48.160 So last night I, I, um,

01:08:16.360 I spent some time, uh, reading some really good stuff on, uh, on propaganda and crowd psychology,

01:08:27.640 uh, from the Academy of ideas. And they did something on Edward Bernays that I thought was

01:08:34.060 really, really good. And before I bore the snot out of you with that, uh, I'm not sure I'm going to

01:08:41.500 bore you with that today. Uh, but I might, I might, I might just pull it out. Um, I wanted to give you

01:08:48.980 one highlight from it. And that is when Freud and, uh, Bernays and all of these people did studies

01:08:56.960 on groups. Now Bernays is the father of propaganda, uh, and the father of advertising. And, uh, he wanted

01:09:06.640 to know how to get people to do things. And they discovered that, uh, that, that men will buy cars

01:09:16.720 for lots of reasons. They'll say, Oh, it's this, the best car, but what they don't maybe want to

01:09:24.240 admit, or maybe don't even know because they've been so well, um, uh, conned, I think is that really

01:09:33.440 they want it because it's a status symbol or they want it because it's a chick magnet or whatever it

01:09:40.260 is. Um, or they're going through their midlife crisis. They won't admit it. And sometimes they

01:09:46.600 really don't even know. So if you want to do propaganda, you need to know the inner feelings

01:09:53.920 and the real reasons, not the reasons people give you, but the real reasons. And to get those things,

01:10:01.020 you have to ask the right questions and you have to have a lot of data points,

01:10:03.980 kind of like all the data points that they're collecting on you right now, um, through Amazon

01:10:10.760 and Facebook and Google, they know everything about you. They know things about you that you

01:10:16.460 don't even know. You are primed for propaganda. You are primed to be moved as a group. And that

01:10:23.700 is the key groups group psychology. It comes from us needing to be in a group. And especially when

01:10:34.380 we feel under attack, we want other people with us. That's why they try to divide us. They try to

01:10:40.940 say you're alone because if you're alone, you're not in a group and that's not a safe place. Mr.

01:10:46.880 Gazelle, they're going to come and get the lions are going to come and get you because you're not

01:10:51.880 part of the pack. And so that's an, almost an animal instinct in us that when we feel under

01:10:58.000 attack, we want to be part of a group. But as part of a group, we act as a group and we stop

01:11:04.820 critical thinking because we're under attack. And we now have this, this group think, and it explains

01:11:14.100 why we are not thinking right now. It explains why you can say, how can you watch this and see

01:11:23.460 what you're saying is happening? This is really, this is a street fair in Seattle. This is a

01:11:29.660 revolution, a Marxist revolution. They see what they want to see because they've been conditioned

01:11:34.800 to see it. Even those who are doing the conditioning now, the media.

01:11:40.260 I want to give you an example and you tell me where this is, is leading the nation.

01:11:47.540 The question isn't whether Trump will go full authoritarian. Now he may speak like a dictator.

01:11:56.140 He may threaten to enact all kinds of stuff, but he has had multiple occasions to actually go,

01:12:05.320 go away from the constitution and enact presidential powers that wouldn't have made any of us happy,

01:12:12.280 but he hasn't done it. So where's your evidence that this guy is a fascist?

01:12:18.700 I want you to listen to this article. Trump, who was impeached for abuse of power and has ignored

01:12:24.160 multiple congressional subpoenas, falsely declared himself a law and order president. Then he threatened

01:12:29.900 violence against Americans and protesters and threatened to deploy the military on American soil.

01:12:35.320 To conduct local police actions over the objection of the state and local authorities.

01:12:40.200 Okay. So why do we not want police action to be federal?

01:12:44.780 Because once it's federalized, that's what every dictator needs.

01:12:48.780 If you have a federal police force, they can, they can help the president do whatever the president wants to do.

01:12:57.620 Where if you have local, it, it bogs down too much. So you don't want a, a national police force.

01:13:05.600 And you certainly don't want your military to be used as a police force.

01:13:09.360 Unless in times of insurrection, uh, the, the district isn't allowed a governor to try to protect them

01:13:17.540 in, uh, Washington DC as has become customary after each grotesque low, uh, a new low plumbed by this

01:13:25.560 administration, media outlets and commentators scrambled to find legal justification for Trump's

01:13:30.920 actions since he did not bother to provide them himself. Perhaps they theorize the insurrection

01:13:36.720 act. If Trump, the top power to deploy thousands and thousands of heavily armed, uh, soldiers,

01:13:41.600 military personnel, and law enforcement officers over the objection of state governors, right-wing

01:13:47.320 pundits posited that peaceful protests should have list. Protesters should have listened to warnings

01:13:52.900 before Trump sent troops galloping towards them in a hail of tear gas and fireworks. It's like we're

01:13:59.400 being robbed at gunpoint and we're trying to haggle over how much money we own the mugger.

01:14:03.180 There is only one truth left to wrestle with. It doesn't matter if what Trump is doing is

01:14:10.400 legal. It does. It does not matter if what he's doing is constitutional. It does not matter because no

01:14:18.620 one is going to stop him. Now, remember you're talking to a group of lefties. They are not in

01:14:26.080 critical thinking mode. They're in war mode, really.

01:14:33.140 We had our chance to prosecute him. Tell me what the message is here. We've had our chance to prosecute him,

01:14:39.160 but Robert Mueller decided the Office of Legal Counsel's suggestion that the president could not be

01:14:44.000 prosecuted while in office was an ironclad principle. Remember that? Remember when Mueller testified that he had

01:14:50.540 found 10 instances of obstruction of justice and nobody did anything because Mueller looked really old

01:14:55.960 on television? No, that's not why. We had our chance to remove Trump from office, but 52 Republican

01:15:02.320 senators refused to convict him or even call witnesses during their trial. Remember how the media has let

01:15:07.820 let every day since February 5th pass without asking people like Lamar Alexander and Lisa Murkowski to

01:15:14.620 justify their craven decision to place Trump beyond accountability. Trump has been told that he can't

01:15:20.640 be prosecuted and won't be removed. He's been shown that the media will repeat and amplify his message

01:15:26.840 that the media will repeat and amplify his message. Even when his messages are filled with

01:15:34.920 demonstrable lies that contribute to the deaths of over 100,000 Americans, he straight up refuses to

01:15:43.480 acknowledge the authority of other branches of government that are meant to check his power.

01:15:47.800 He has turned critics like Lindsey Graham, Ted Cruz into sycophants. He has convinced the opposition

01:15:54.180 party to pin his hopes on a future election that may never happen. And if it does, certainly won't

01:16:00.120 happen without foreign interference and industrial strength voter suppression. You got that? So if he wins,

01:16:07.620 it will only be because of foreign interference and voter suppression. And nobody stopped him. Nobody's

01:16:16.040 even really trying to stop him anymore. Those who wanted him stopped are kind of waiting, hoping he just

01:16:20.740 goes away. Maybe on January 20, 2021, he'll just leave and we can get back to having a society. Well, we're

01:16:28.040 here to tell you he won't just leave. He won't leave unless the men with guns, the armed agents of the

01:16:34.260 federal government, make him leave. And this upcoming week of protest is going to tell us if

01:16:39.520 there's any hope that those men will do the right thing. Right now, it looks like the men with guns

01:16:44.400 will fold Trump's will just as cravenly and pathetically as everyone else. The only thing

01:16:49.420 that could have stopped Trump from ordering National Guardsmen to ride down peaceful protesters and to

01:16:54.020 shoot them would be the guardsmen themselves. They could have refused to carry out the order.

01:17:00.660 Instead, they marched on peaceful crowd. I expect military units will act the same.

01:17:05.420 Trump is beyond the rule of law now. Republicans have placed him there and armed men keep him

01:17:10.660 there. People have to think what that means, how to stop a man who is above the law.

01:17:17.100 Hmm. And now they say using all of the peaceful tools, always the peaceful tools available to us.

01:17:24.080 Gosh, how do you do it? Because you just told me you've used all of the peaceful tools and now

01:17:28.820 none of it works. If history is a guy, there's no simple option. The only way to stop a brutish

01:17:34.500 demagogue like Trump, the only way men like that ever is to do it the way men like him have ever

01:17:41.200 been stopped. People who are willing to lay down their lives to do so. Hmm. Why would you have to

01:17:51.900 lay down your life in a peaceful, not me? Uh, let's see. He says, um, who's going to be our hero

01:17:59.280 of Tiananmen or the unknown rebel who stands in front of the tanks when they come rolling through

01:18:04.280 Times Square. Now that's not all through history. That's one. He says, not me, not yet. I think I

01:18:11.340 could stay in jail just long enough to get a really cool looking tattoo and then I'd be ready to go

01:18:15.240 home. I don't know if I can give what Abraham Lincoln called the last full measure of devotion

01:18:19.920 to my cause. Lots of martyrs have died in vain. Nobody has stopped Trump. I don't think any single

01:18:27.300 person can, but the question is no longer whether Trump can do something. Only relevant question is,

01:18:32.900 are we prepared? What are we prepared to do when he does it? How much of ourselves are we willing to give?

01:18:38.440 So you have a mob in the street. You have people who are not acting rationally. You have, uh, people

01:18:51.960 with guns. Remember the first thing they did in, in Chaz or now chop, which I think is a salute to the 1.00

01:18:58.760 French revolution. Um, they, they now build a wall. They, uh, checked IDs for everybody coming in.

01:19:09.960 They issued guns for people for their own protection. So all the things that the left

01:19:15.800 stands against, they're now doing the leader of, of Chaz or chop, uh, it was caught on camera

01:19:26.820 taking guns out of the trunk of a car and giving them to teenagers, which is also against the law.

01:19:33.660 Uh, what do you think those people who just gave the speech about the French revolution,

01:19:40.420 that if you disagree, you lost your head and we're serious. This isn't a joke.

01:19:46.560 What do you think those people get from that message? What do you think the people who have

01:19:52.040 been getting this constant drum beat of orange man bad and violence is the answer?

01:20:01.320 What do you think their, their takeaway from that story is by the way? Uh, it's not an isolated

01:20:07.560 incident. Uh, Tom Arnold, yeah, trying to remember him, but did he play the pig on? Oh no,

01:20:16.040 he was on, uh, Rosanna. Um, he says it's time for white liberal men to borrow their dad's hunting rifles

01:20:24.400 and go nose to nose with Trump's gang of misfit tools. Really? Huh? Then he, uh, or last year,

01:20:36.460 he published a picture, uh, of, uh, Donald Trump said, I'm looking forward to the day I'm standing

01:20:43.240 over him wearing my bullet belt and safari cactus, uh, khakis, my carton sized Daniel Boone buck knife

01:20:50.820 in one hand and his teeny tiny tail in the other. If you think that these people are conducting a

01:20:59.540 street fair and these Marxist revolutionaries aren't serious, you're solely, sorely, sorely

01:21:07.100 mistaken. You need to prepare yourself and your family to be safe, not to fight back, but to be

01:21:15.620 safe. And I want you to read the essay that I put together for you, uh, last night. You'll find it

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01:23:04.720 Hey, one of the reasons why I want to, um, talk to you about that, uh, that, uh, preparedness

01:23:26.980 article that I wrote at glimbeck.com is, uh, truck drivers say they're not going to deliver to

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01:23:42.100 Uh, you Glenn last break went through a great list of radicals who were advocating violence,

01:23:48.580 I would argue, um, in many cases and sometimes worse. Um, there's another one too, that, that

01:23:54.460 you may have missed, but I thought this was pretty interesting from another radical. Um,

01:23:58.320 this is advocating violence, right? And I'm not reading this wrong. This is a quote. The cries

01:24:03.520 for peace will rain down. And when they do, they will land on deaf ears because your violence has

01:24:10.580 brought this resistance. We have the right to fight back. Yes. That's straight out of advocating

01:24:16.520 violence, right? Yes. Okay. Um, I think so. That's, that's who is it? Who is it? Colin Kaepernick,

01:24:23.540 the face of a multinational corporation that's selling you shoes is at literally, uh, publicly

01:24:31.520 advocating violence. And this is by the way, uh, put out, uh, May 29th, right in the middle of the

01:24:38.840 worst of the riots. And he was basically saying, yeah, burn it down. And this guy is getting respect

01:24:46.820 all over the world for his advocacy. He is basically just as bad as any of the people you

01:24:54.780 just mentioned in that last monologue. Can I, can I ask you how, how confused and scared you would be

01:25:01.400 if you didn't know all of this stuff was coming already? I mean, just think of the warnings that

01:25:07.240 even scripture say that good will be turned into evil and evil would be good. Uh, I mean,

01:25:12.960 look at Colin Kaepernick is a hero all around the world. Colin Kaepernick. What? Here we are.

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01:28:46.800 What you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment. This is the

01:29:01.760 Glenn Beck Program.

01:29:06.760 If you listen to this program, you have not been surprised at what is coming. I told you

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01:30:03.000 Michael Rechtenwald. He is the author of a new book called Beyond Woke. He is the former NYU liberal

01:30:09.940 studies professor who was a theoretical Marxist, but once everybody started losing the theory of it,

01:30:19.060 he was like, wait, no, no, no, I'm not serious about it. You know, that means death of hundreds

01:30:23.880 of millions of people, right? He's been speaking out. His new book is really important. We have him

01:30:29.660 on to talk about what's happening in Seattle. And he was the first to call this a Maoist cultural

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01:32:24.520 Welcome back to the program. Dr. Michael Rechtenwald. He's got a new book out called Beyond Woke.

01:32:38.780 Michael, I think you were the first guy to say this is a cultural revolution. This is a Maoist

01:32:43.720 cultural revolution. And when you said it last year, I don't think I really connected it.

01:32:48.900 But I just looked it up again this week. I'm doing some research for a special we're doing

01:32:54.600 on Wednesday. And this is exactly the Maoist cultural revolution from the 1960s in China.

01:33:02.500 Absolutely. Thank you for having me, Glenn. It's great to be here. Yeah, we're going through it. I mean,

01:33:07.220 we see everything that the Maoists did, the Red Guards. They destroyed monuments. They destroyed

01:33:15.580 churches. They destroyed small businesses. They tried to wipe out the national heritage.

01:33:20.980 Cultural memory, historical memory, the renaming of streets, the attacks on the privileged and

01:33:27.020 authority figures, scapegoating social groups, ritual shaming of self and others, like the people

01:33:33.680 kneeling and those who are asked to kneel. All this self-abnegation, all this is out of the

01:33:38.600 Maoist playbook.

01:33:39.560 It is absolutely incredible when you say that, because I think you said that, I think you said

01:33:48.820 that a year ago, and now I see it happening. And I went back to look it all up, and it's identical.

01:33:55.140 I mean, what are the odds that this is a coincidence?

01:33:57.900 I mean, there are no coincidences here. These people have studied this material, but they've

01:34:06.380 also learned it through. This material all came through France in 1968, when the French

01:34:14.480 student uprising was going on. They were reading Miles' Little Red Book. All this stuff filtered

01:34:21.160 into the Western left and has never left it. It's always been there percolating. It's been

01:34:26.560 there, you know, gestating, just under the surface. And you saw it coming out through Twitter

01:34:32.660 mobs, stuff like that. And I said, this was really a cultural revolution on the way. And 0.78

01:34:38.460 we see it happening. I mean, what we also see, similarly, we see the kind of funding from

01:34:46.500 corporations who are unwittingly giving money to people. Basically, as Lenin said, the capitalists

01:34:53.160 will sell us the rope to hang him with.

01:34:57.560 So do you think that they really are unwittingly doing this? I mean, this is the Tides Foundation

01:35:03.200 has been trying to turn the corporations towards Marxism, strangely, since the 1980s, since

01:35:11.380 Reagan went in. They felt that they had totally lost, and they needed to remount a new attack.

01:35:16.880 And they needed the, as they learned in the 60s, they needed the entire culture. But they also

01:35:23.620 needed the corporations. Well, they have the entire culture. And now the corporations are in

01:35:30.380 their pocket. Is it really unwittingly? I mean, how stupid do you have to be if you're Nike?

01:35:37.080 On the part of some of them, it's unwitting. But like the Ford Foundation has a big contributor

01:35:41.760 to the movement for Black Lives. The movement for Black Lives is the umbrella group under which Black

01:35:49.860 Lives Matter operates. Now, the movement for Black Lives says straightforwardly on their about page that

01:35:56.200 they are anti-capitalist, that capitalism must be overthrown for justice. Therefore, they are giving

01:36:03.500 money directly to communists. And this is very, very clear, but not every corporation that's doing

01:36:10.640 this understands what's going on. I mean, you see small corporations here and there giving $300,000

01:36:16.980 to Black Lives Matter. They think they're doing it for PR. Yeah, they think this is good PR, and it's 0.96

01:36:23.420 going to be good for business. But it's basically selling the rope with which they'll hang the capitalist. 0.76

01:36:29.340 Is it true Marx said? Was it Marx or Lenin that said America is the prize? It's going to be the 0.89

01:36:43.040 perfect communist society because it will go through capitalism. And in the end, capitalism will be so

01:36:52.760 corrupt, and the leader of America will be the ultimate capitalist. And it will be so grotesque that

01:37:02.000 everyone will run to Marxism and communism. Is that true? Have you ever read that?

01:37:08.400 That was Lenin, and it's true. But it didn't happen as they had planned. The working classes in the 0.96

01:37:16.340 United States and much of Western Europe weren't down with it. Then the cultural Marxist revolution

01:37:23.000 started with the Frankfurt School of Critical Theory, and they came over to the United States

01:37:28.420 and seeded their ideas here. They said, what's wrong with these workers? They're happy. They're happy

01:37:34.460 consumers. They're imbibing the same material resources that the capitalist class is taking in.

01:37:41.980 There's something wrong here. So we have to attack what the real roots are. And they started to 0.65

01:37:46.940 go into matters like culture, like the family, like advertising. They saw advertising as duping

01:37:55.680 the working classes. They saw ideology as the main function. So they started an ideological war.

01:38:02.500 And that's what's been going on. It's been going on in the universities for 50 years. And it's

01:38:08.000 finally taking some sort of roots. The roots are finally, I should say, sprouting these weeds

01:38:14.880 into the culture and into the popular sphere, and also into the political sphere. Because we have

01:38:23.120 many politicians from the Democratic Party buying into it and supporting it and giving it their full

01:38:31.200 endorsement. So, you know, it's been a long haul through the institutions, a long march through the

01:38:38.080 institutions, which was the idea that was floated by Antonio Gromsky, the Italian Marxist, would be to

01:38:46.080 wage an ideological war for ideological hegemony, or over, you know, complete dominance. And, you know,

01:38:53.600 that's what they've been up to for 50 years. So, Michael, as I have studied revolutions, you need

01:39:02.760 education, you need the universities, the academics, you need people on the inside of the government.

01:39:11.520 You need the media, all these different things you need. They've always had all of them.

01:39:15.480 And they may even now, it looks like they may have members in the Pentagon as well.

01:39:22.240 Is there anything that you have seen in your studies? Like, we know that violence is part of

01:39:29.340 it, and they want, they're begging for violence. The left has been begging for the right to stand up

01:39:35.240 and be violent. So the press could make us into monsters. What is the thing that, in retrospect,

01:39:43.640 the people of China or people in revolutions could have done, besides violence, that we could still do

01:39:52.220 to stop this? Well, let's start with Trump. How about an anti-propaganda campaign? How about

01:40:01.140 exposing the true underlying intentions of these people? I know he says Antifa is communist, but he

01:40:08.120 doesn't prove it. And not only Antifa, but the movement for black lives is communist. How about 0.68

01:40:14.300 an anti-propaganda campaign first? And then how about the statement of principles? Just why this is

01:40:20.280 wrong morally, economically, and otherwise? This has to be explicated. It has to be made perfectly clear

01:40:27.580 that it's not happening. It's not happening to the extent that it needs to, at least.

01:40:32.240 But wait a minute. Hang on just a second, Michael. I know you know who Edward Bernays is in the study

01:40:40.760 of propaganda and the study of crowds that he and his uncle really did a lot of work on, Sigmund Freud.

01:40:51.620 I just read a bunch of stuff from him last night, and there is something to the psychology of a crowd

01:40:57.780 that when they are going, they shut off all critical thinking. So how does making the case

01:41:04.260 that these guys are Marxist penetrate when we are so deeply divided into our groups?

01:41:10.780 Well, you have a great number of people that don't know what's going on. They are, you know,

01:41:16.180 you see the support for Black Lives Matter has dramatically risen, despite all this violence,

01:41:23.360 despite the intentions being clear. So, I mean, those people are a critical mass that have to be

01:41:29.580 reached first. And then you isolate the radicals from the rest. That's the way to do it, because

01:41:35.240 we have to get to the people who are unwittingly supporting communist revolution. And those people

01:41:43.000 are just not educated as to what's happening. And, you know, the bully pulpit is the best start.

01:41:49.400 It's not the end by any stretch. I mean, there needs to be a national conversation where we go,

01:41:55.540 listen, this is what's on the table. Is this really where we want to go? And, you know,

01:42:01.040 get some of these people in the room and then start talking to them, because as it is, everybody's in

01:42:07.040 an echo chamber here as they very well set up these echo chambers, and there's no crosstalk going on at

01:42:13.640 all. Michael, you wrote in your book, and I think this is absolutely brilliant. You said,

01:42:20.860 first, the left translated Marxism into identity politics. Now, with the Black Lives Matter movement, 0.75

01:42:27.060 they're translating identity politics back into Marxism. Yes. This was the big trick that was

01:42:34.960 undertaken by Herbert Marcuse, the Frankfurt School theorist. And he said, look, the working class in

01:42:40.620 America is just not going to be that revolutionary age that we'd hoped for. So let's start cobbling

01:42:45.880 together all these different identity groups, you know, blacks, environmentalists, other types of

01:42:52.000 straight leftists, and let's put them under a common umbrella. And we'll march forward under this rather

01:42:57.900 than under the umbrella of anti-capitalism. So it'll be identity politics. And we've seen that identity

01:43:04.300 politics has been rife for the last, what, 40 years. That's really the way this is found.

01:43:10.500 Now, subtly and ever so surreptitiously, they have realized that they've translated this,

01:43:17.460 they have translated this identity politics right back into Marxism, where they wanted to be in the

01:43:23.600 first place. That's exactly what's happening, because we see Black Lives Matter really has an

01:43:29.180 anti-capitalist agenda. We see the Antifa, of course, is anti-capitalist. But all this identity politics and

01:43:36.500 fighting against the so-called Nazis, all this was a part of reintroducing Marxism into the agenda.

01:43:46.880 Okay, back in one minute with Michael Rechtenwald. And Michael, I want to ask you this when we come back.

01:43:52.120 You've studied this, you know it. What is the best thing that the individual that's listening to you

01:44:01.340 right now can do? And because these things play out over and over again, almost exactly,

01:44:08.860 what's coming next? And we'll go there in one minute. The name of the book that Michael has just

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01:46:19.520 By the way, this is a new theme for the, uh, Minnesota police. That's the new theme song

01:46:34.860 there. It's kind of an old Batman tuned because I think that's, who's going to have to watch over

01:46:39.640 the city is Batman, but, uh, he's got cool cars. Michael Rechtenwall is here. His, uh, uh, his book

01:46:46.000 is called Beyond Woke. Um, Michael, in watching these things, what comes next?

01:46:55.080 Well, it's got to be counter-revolution. It's that simple. Uh, we have to organize a counter-revolution

01:47:02.160 and that is really a multi-pronged approach. First of all, anti-propaganda, but for further,

01:47:10.140 a divestment of our resources from these corporations that are funding these movements.

01:47:15.200 Finally, we should put a list together of all these corporations that are funding this

01:47:20.480 and totally boycott them. Uh, and I should say that with some caution because some of them don't

01:47:26.660 know what they're doing. They should be given a chance to, you know, come clean in terms of what's,

01:47:32.040 what's going on and what the agenda is here and whether they're behind it or not. And then we need

01:47:37.020 to, but haven't we seen counter-revolutionary measures? Typically, unfortunately, the left is

01:47:45.140 going to force us into collectivism here in order to oppose them. Uh, we don't want to live their way,

01:47:50.980 a collectivist mentality, a herd mentality, but we need to do some things like perhaps

01:47:56.380 organize a huge march to walk right through the so-called chop without getting our heads chopped

01:48:03.140 off to defy them utterly. And, you know, to protect ourselves. I think individual, uh, self-protection

01:48:10.520 and protection of property is legal and it's constitutional and it's necessary.

01:48:18.640 Michael, um, uh, first of all, I think your march through that territory is exactly what Martin

01:48:26.740 Luther King would have done. Um, but it would take a very disciplined people, uh, because if

01:48:33.980 they ever struck back, I mean, you have to have Martin Luther King knew this. He was T he was taking

01:48:40.220 lambs into slaughter. He knew that. Um, and, uh, and that's why he preached so hard. Do not strike

01:48:47.380 back. Do not strike back. And if you weren't disciplined enough, you weren't in the group,

01:48:50.980 um, because those people will attack and you have to take the beating if you do that,

01:48:56.480 because that's the only way the world will turn on your side is if you are peaceful and you are just

01:49:03.080 showing, I, I, I am not going to fight you. I just don't believe what you believe. And, uh, when that

01:49:10.000 happens, you could change the world. Who's that leader, Michael? Well, I wouldn't be so sure about

01:49:17.940 who that is. And I would say that that needs to feel discipline in this group and they have to

01:49:24.040 articulate clear principles that we are defending. And these are not principles of fascism. We have

01:49:29.980 to make that clear because as soon as this group gets together, they're going to be called every

01:49:34.200 name in the book, fascist, alt-right, et cetera, et cetera, everything to defame them, to, to preclude

01:49:40.660 their, their mission as, as vital and as proper as right. And so these principles need to

01:49:47.680 articulate, be articulated first. And of course the constitution is our guiding, our guiding

01:49:53.160 document there, but it needs to be updated in terms of the, yes. I have to tell you, I, I'm sorry,

01:49:59.960 we're going to have to cut you off here, but you are always great to talk to and we need to spend

01:50:03.980 more time together. Uh, the book is beyond woke. It's a must read program.

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01:51:32.020 This is the Glenn Beck program from the Standing Rock Ranch, where in about two weeks,

01:52:01.580 two weeks from Thursday, I think we are going to be doing a July 4th special that we really

01:52:10.240 wanted to do up in Gettysburg, but that fell apart because of COVID and we weren't allowed

01:52:18.020 to gather anymore. So we, uh, we had to cancel that and it has been bothering me. And especially

01:52:25.400 now with everything that is going on, we must come together as a people and do a couple of

01:52:30.880 things, restore the truth in our history, restore the, the idea that yes, we make mistakes,

01:52:37.980 but we're a good nation that has moved forward and done some amazing things. And we still have

01:52:42.860 a lot left to do to give ourselves a goal of things that we can actually do together that

01:52:50.160 will unite us, not divide us. What can we possibly unite on that? No one would ever disagree with.

01:52:58.460 What could that possibly be? I'm going to, I'm going to lay it out for you on July 2nd,

01:53:05.600 and it's about a two hour special. No commercials will be on all of our platforms. And of course,

01:53:10.280 on blaze TV. Um, but, uh, we, we really, really encourage you, um, to, uh, be a part of this. I have

01:53:19.760 a big, uh, uh, rehearsal happening, uh, this weekend and every 400 people up here at my house,

01:53:28.120 my ranch, uh, up in Idaho. And, um, it's just, I think it's going to be really one of the most

01:53:35.160 moving things, um, that we have possibly ever produced. And I want your family there. Now the

01:53:42.120 night before we're going to take on the 1619 project on my Wednesday night special on blaze TV,

01:53:49.400 I'm going to be giving you a, a look at the 1619 project and how that's just not true.

01:53:56.460 It's not true. Um, and we're going to take it apart and then we'll reset history. Uh, I think

01:54:02.340 that's possibly going to be another two hour special, uh, the night before the, uh, July 4th.

01:54:10.540 Uh, I think emotional spectacular, um, here at the standing rock ranch, put it on your calendar,

01:54:19.360 tell your friends, gather in groups. Uh, you don't have to work the next day. This is going to be

01:54:25.240 something really, really special. Make sure you join us. Now, let me go back up to Seattle here for the,

01:54:32.200 uh, Capitol Hill, uh, autonomous zone Chaz. Um, the residents there, you're not hearing an awful lot

01:54:39.700 from them. Uh, but somebody has spoken to one of the residents. His name, uh, is Brandon, at least

01:54:47.920 in this, uh, in this setting, he wanted his name, uh, taken off and also his face disguised and his

01:54:55.680 voice disguised. So nobody knows who he is because he is terrified of what is happening in his

01:55:01.880 neighborhood. He lives inside of Chaz and he sees these people and he knows they're dead serious 0.97

01:55:09.380 and he is frightened. And I want to take you through this amazing interview from, I think this

01:55:18.100 was, uh, the, not the daily wire, but, uh, the daily caller that did this interview. It's, um,

01:55:25.460 anonymous Seattle, Capitol Hill resident. Let's play cut one. What he's been seeing in the streets.

01:55:31.880 And it's like, at what point do you realize these people are not there to peacefully protest? They

01:55:36.120 are charging you. So the, the protesters, uh, they keep marching up to the police officers and they

01:55:41.760 have the umbrellas out and they have people leaning forward too. They're not like leaning back. There's

01:55:46.460 no signs. They're leaning forward. I hear a guy with a megaphone and he's not yelling. He's not

01:55:53.440 screaming. He's just saying loudly and calmly, he said, Seattle police department, pull out your guns

01:55:59.140 and commit suicide. And he said it over and over again. And, um, it was like the sign of the devil

01:56:07.060 because he wasn't yelling. He meant it. And, uh, the crowd just keeps marching and the police have

01:56:12.880 to start dispersing them. They say, this is going to be an unlawful assembly. They gave them a warning

01:56:16.760 three times, um, maybe a fourth time unofficially, but it was very clear what was going to happen.

01:56:22.600 Uh, so the police, they, they did like a pepper spray, like these little balls that kind of

01:56:28.080 released in the air a little bit. Um, and people still weren't leaving. Um, people were commenting,

01:56:33.440 oh, there's something in the air and they still weren't leaning. They were still kind of just

01:56:36.800 leaning in. And then the police, uh, use some other, like a smoke grenade thing to try to disperse

01:56:42.520 them. Um, then I saw the protesters pick, picking the grenades back up and throwing them at the police

01:56:48.680 where they had like these oven mitts on and, uh, they pulled goggles out and had them on

01:56:53.120 and they were just chucking them at the police. Uh, the protesters started falling back at that

01:56:59.000 point because there were more of these, uh, gas grenades. Um, the protesters started dragging

01:57:04.600 dumpsters out into the middle of the road. And I, that was when I, I, I understood like this was

01:57:10.200 part of their plan because it was coordinated. People peeled off in specific ways and they pulled

01:57:16.460 the dumpsters out and then people are taking cover behind the dumpster. They have book bags. I saw

01:57:21.340 one guy leaning, pulling stuff out of his book bag and throwing it at the police over the top of the

01:57:26.480 dumpster. No idea what that was, you know, but it was a war going on right here. Um, that went on

01:57:34.280 all night long. It seemed like it took hours for it to stop. This is incredible, especially you've been

01:57:41.220 watching our specials. Uh, that reminds me of what was happening in Ukraine and how the, uh, the United

01:57:48.260 States by funding a project with George Soros was teaching these things to the radicals. This is well

01:57:56.960 coordinated and taught. And again, last week's special on TV showed you this new group out of Syria

01:58:04.140 that has been training, uh, revolutionaries here in America to, uh, help topple America. It's actually

01:58:13.200 the Kurds of Syria, not to be confused with the Northern Iraqi Kurds. Those are good guys. These are

01:58:19.740 Marxist revolutionaries and they intend on toppling America and they are training people here. And I

01:58:27.400 believe, and I have no evidence of this except in foreign countries that, uh, the allies of Soros,

01:58:35.320 perhaps Soros funded himself, uh, are, are training these people, uh, as well. He said that he felt

01:58:44.840 that the government had really abandoned him. Now I want you to listen. First of all, when he said,

01:58:51.280 I heard him scream, kill yourself. He said, it was like the devil.

01:59:01.580 Evil is on a rampage. Evil believes it can win. You are dealing. And this is something that we showed

01:59:12.800 you with occupy wall street. And when I start seeing some of the signs that, uh, uh, that we,

01:59:21.280 we're looking for with occupy wall street, I will tell you. Um, but this is a, a, an evil movement

01:59:29.740 and there were things that were happening during occupy wall street. And I don't think the protesters

01:59:35.020 knew that they were doing this, but they were actually participating in an ancient, um, satanic ritual.

01:59:43.060 The things they were doing were ritualistic. Um, and this is evil. I was struck by a Seattle resident

01:59:54.220 saying, but it sounded like the devil and he's alone. Here's cut to, can you read this letter?

02:00:01.960 And you can't, like, you can't read this letter and not feel like humanity because they're begging.

02:00:07.520 They were saying, don't put us in this position. Like we don't want to beat anyone up, but we're

02:00:12.400 also being told we have to guard the police precinct. And, um, that day that, when I read

02:00:17.940 that letter, it tore me up and I called the governor, I called governor Inslee and I listened to a two

02:00:24.060 minute auto recording about telling me how to report non-essential businesses, like hair, like hair

02:00:29.880 salons for being open. And I'm just patiently listening through it. And I get through to a staffer and I'm

02:00:35.660 like, sir, I'm in Capitol Hill right now. And I've been watching these protesters. They've been

02:00:40.200 throwing stuff at the police. They threw these grenades, these smoke grenades back at them or

02:00:43.940 these like canisters. I tell them that the police said they're going to have to leave the precinct

02:00:48.480 tonight. And there were tweets from our local Seattle Antifa guy who he's always tweeting about

02:00:54.840 stuff that's happening here. And all these Seattle people are retweeting it. And, um, he's saying

02:01:00.400 the cops are gone and, uh, it's going to be fun or, you know, something along those lines.

02:01:05.640 And I told them that, and, um, the staffer and governor Inslee's office, he gave me a customer

02:01:11.120 service voice and he said, um, he would refer me to previous remarks the governor has made.

02:01:16.800 And I said, well, the governor made those remarks before what happened tonight, last night and today.

02:01:22.760 And he said, all I can do is refer you to the remarks. And I said, can I talk to you human to human?

02:01:28.640 What if this was your house and your police station you're looking at?

02:01:33.320 And I'll never forget what he said to me. He said, sir, I don't want to make this personal.

02:01:39.640 And I said, this is personal because this is my home and I don't have cops anymore. And I have

02:01:44.500 people throwing grenades in front of me. And you're telling me to just Google something the

02:01:49.260 governor said a few days ago, like it's just hard because like my own government that I've like

02:01:59.060 supported and elected, and I'm calling them, telling them what's going on and they don't care.

02:02:05.200 He said, don't make it personal.

02:02:07.600 So he feels abandoned by the governor, uh, and the, uh, the city officials that he said he helped

02:02:19.220 elect. He feels alone and abandoned with rioters on the streets, just in front of his house.

02:02:28.300 He knows that they are beating you. If you disagree with a word, imagine the courage it took for this

02:02:34.360 man to come out and speak out. But he also has a few words for the national media. Take cut three,

02:02:41.160 please. I would say, I don't think that the national media is portraying the situation accurately

02:02:47.500 because after Monday, when I realized the governor didn't care, I started, I called everyone in city

02:02:53.720 council. No one would answer. I called the mayor. No one would answer. I couldn't leave voicemails.

02:02:59.000 So I started emailing them. Um, no emails back. The voicemail boxes are closed. I just started

02:03:05.660 panicking because I was like, my police station is going to be attacked tonight. And you know what

02:03:10.460 it was, they took it over and they ransacked it and they started throwing barricades up. And I saw

02:03:16.040 people with guns out here patrolling it that I've never seen before. So when, uh,

02:03:21.320 when people come in and do a tour of this neighborhood, like it's a music festival and

02:03:30.880 they look at the snack carts and the street art and they tell me it's calm, how privileged could

02:03:37.700 you be? Because you're not here with no first responders. You're not here seeing graffiti that

02:03:43.480 says six, six, six, six everywhere. You're not here with 50 shops and boarded up and gone forever.

02:03:51.140 Listen to, uh, listen to the protesters voices from yesterday on MSNBC. He said,

02:03:58.300 how dare you say this is a street festival? That's what he just said. The resident,

02:04:02.480 how privileged are you that you think that's what it is? Listen to MSNBC doing a report.

02:04:09.440 And he says, it's, it's very peaceful. It's like a street festival. Listen to this.

02:04:13.480 After more than a week of clashes between the demonstrators and the police. Now you've

02:04:18.160 seen essentially almost like a street festival type atmosphere, a street festival type atmosphere.

02:04:22.680 No, with a very, it is not a street festival with a very intentional purpose. It is not a street

02:04:27.200 festival. It is not a street festival. Do not say that. Shame on you for saying that. Learn right

02:04:33.140 now. It is not a street festival. Do you know our voices sound like it is not gas that police attacked

02:04:37.720 us with. So anyway, they go on to make it very clear that this is not a story. The media,

02:04:43.480 is complicit in this and telling you a lie. Um, here, let me go back to the resident for one more

02:04:51.240 cut. This is the guy who lives on Capitol Hill and he pleads to the media. Here's his message

02:04:58.160 to the media. I think this is cut five.

02:05:00.540 What I would say to the media is come here, come here and I will walk you through here

02:05:08.300 at night and you can see it for yourself. You can see that we don't have a right to vote

02:05:14.380 for stuff here anymore. You can see the demands where they say they want the pensions taken

02:05:18.800 away from every police officer in Seattle. We have snack carts and we have art and people

02:05:28.060 watch Netflix and they eat dinner. But they took our rights away and that's not okay. Like

02:05:34.560 it's just, it's not political. It's just not okay.

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