The Glenn Beck Program - Obama Confirms UFOs ｜ Guests： David Harsanyi & Kimberley Strassel

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00:01:46.240 It is Wednesday, and yesterday, I think it was very, very powerful when Joe Biden was at the Ford factory, and he said,

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00:04:00.040 And I remember when I had little kids rubbing my legs in the pool.

00:04:16.820 And, oh, I'm not supposed to talk about it.

00:04:20.500 I'd get in trouble if I, uh, uh, uh, uh, and so, and here I am.

00:04:29.620 And, uh, I'm here with, uh, oh, look at the pretty red truck behind me.

00:04:35.220 So yesterday, all right, enough.

00:04:39.820 Yesterday in Dearborn, the president visited the Ford Rouge Electric Vehicle Center.

00:04:49.100 Ooh, electric vehicles.

00:04:51.820 It's electric.

00:04:54.060 The electric vehicle, the only thing that really everybody seems to be pushing,

00:05:03.640 and I don't know if they understand, that little magic box that you plug it into,

00:05:09.860 that's not a magic box.

00:05:12.260 I mean, the energy comes from someplace, not the wall.

00:05:16.040 It comes from, usually, a coal-fired plant.

00:05:20.440 Isn't that weird?

00:05:23.240 Wow.

00:05:24.320 Anyway, he promoted his highly unpopular $2 trillion infrastructure bill by saying,

00:05:30.860 I don't know, I don't know, electric cars.

00:05:37.920 And then he talked about his great-grandpop, who was a coal miner.

00:05:43.340 Here's what he said.

00:05:44.340 My dad used to say, Joey, and I swear to God, when he left Scranton, when coal died,

00:05:48.920 my dad was not a, he was a salesperson.

00:05:51.620 He wasn't a coal miner.

00:05:53.100 My great-grandpop was.

00:05:54.540 Well, his great-great-grandpop was, my great-grandpop, great-grandpop was a coal miner.

00:06:02.800 And I remember he was singing that song that Loretta Lynn stole from my great-grandpop.

00:06:11.880 And he was a coal miner down there.

00:06:14.540 And I remember he has to have coal dust on his face.

00:06:17.940 A lot of people think that was blackface, but it wasn't.

00:06:22.540 It was definitely, and if you see a picture of my grandpop, it was coal dust.

00:06:27.120 That's what that was.

00:06:28.660 Except his grandpop wasn't a coal miner.

00:06:31.500 And he knows that.

00:06:33.020 Well, he knew that at one point.

00:06:35.580 Here he is in 2004 on the Jon Stewart Show.

00:06:39.580 Listen to this.

00:06:40.320 Hey, look, everybody tells you just, you know, don't take any chances.

00:06:44.000 Because the truth of the matter is, I've got myself in trouble.

00:06:46.820 And, hell, I might be president now if it weren't for the fact I said I had an uncle who was a coal miner.

00:06:53.100 It turned out I didn't have anybody in the coal mines, you know what I mean?

00:06:55.180 Really?

00:06:55.560 I tried that crap, you know, about, you know.

00:06:57.880 It didn't work, you know what I mean?

00:06:59.800 Whoa.

00:07:00.720 And the bundle, no one.

00:07:03.060 You believed it.

00:07:04.020 I actually believed it.

00:07:05.320 You know, I'm from Scranton, Pennsylvania.

00:07:06.760 I figured there had to be a coal miner somewhere in the family.

00:07:10.460 Nothing, huh?

00:07:11.240 Nothing.

00:07:11.600 And the audience roared with laughter.

00:07:17.940 Isn't that great?

00:07:19.300 So, he was talking about Grandpa yesterday, which Grandpa was not in the coal mines.

00:07:26.760 Now, we have heard for a long time that the greatest liar of all time was Donald Trump.

00:07:33.900 I beg to differ with you.

00:07:35.460 And it's not the great Grandpa thing.

00:07:38.760 It is probably a little more to do with, I'm a moderate.

00:07:47.140 I don't even, I'm a right of center and I'm going to be a moderate.

00:07:53.240 You can trust that.

00:07:54.960 I'm standing behind Israel.

00:07:56.760 I'm, you know, I'm, well, you're going to have to see whether I cancel oil pipelines or not.

00:08:03.000 And I'm going to stand against Russia and their oil pipeline too, because we've got to stop oil.

00:08:11.320 The problem here is, ah, no, not so much.

00:08:17.900 Yesterday, Biden gave the green light for the Russian pipeline after shutting down our pipeline.

00:08:26.940 Now, just so you know, the Secretary of State, man, Anthony Blinken, Blinken, Blinken, Stinken, Winken, I don't remember his name.

00:08:38.440 Uh, he pledged before the Senate, during his confirmation hearing, to block the pipeline's full construction.

00:08:46.480 I'm determined to do whatever we can to prevent that completion of the Nord Stream pipeline.

00:08:53.200 That's what he said in front of Congress.

00:08:55.840 Now, Blinken might have been winking and nod.

00:08:58.360 I'm not really sure.

00:09:00.360 He might have nodded off for a little nappy nap.

00:09:02.620 Couldn't I take a nap at 2 o'clock?

00:09:06.140 It gets very late in the afternoon, and I get a little bit sleepy.

00:09:10.800 Uh, so I don't know if he missed the window of opportunity before, uh, Biden greenlit the Russian pipeline.

00:09:22.720 This is something we're against.

00:09:24.500 We've been against since Reagan, because once you allow Russia in to provide oil and gasoline to Europe, they are a slave to Russia.

00:09:38.940 Why would we do that?

00:09:40.720 Every president has said, we shouldn't really allow that pipeline.

00:09:45.020 No more, no more, no more.

00:09:46.360 Now, let me ask you this.

00:09:47.520 You cancel the Keystone pipeline, and that makes us dependent on energy elsewhere.

00:09:58.780 We're no longer, well, I think we are right now, but we don't, we're not projecting to be energy independent or oil independent in the very near future.

00:10:09.260 So you do that, then the colonial pipeline goes down, which you don't even mention the gas prices, up a buck now.

00:10:19.480 Well, we've got to stop all of the pipelines and stuff.

00:10:26.540 Then you go, and you tell that company who had their pipeline hijacked by Russia,

00:10:34.380 you tell them, well, it's a private issue, and you pay the money.

00:10:41.180 I mean, sure, negotiate with terrorists.

00:10:45.200 And then the next week, you grant pipelines to Russia into Europe?

00:10:53.680 Excuse me?

00:10:55.920 Now, I'm not a conspiracy theorist, no matter how much they say I am.

00:11:01.760 I'm really not, but I would bet you that you could make a pretty strong case of Russian interference.

00:11:11.500 What, doesn't that look like doing a favor for Russia?

00:11:15.680 Oh, by the way, the Republicans grilled the top spy lawyer nominee because he's the, you know, he'll be the intelligence community top lawyer.

00:11:30.480 Unfortunately for him, he did some work for the Chinese government and Huawei.

00:11:39.060 Huawei, that's the 5G company.

00:11:41.440 That's the 5G company that when the Wuhan virus.

00:11:46.640 Did he say Wuhan?

00:11:49.180 Yes, because it's a fun word to say.

00:11:51.240 When the Wuhan virus was unleashed onto the world, Huawei, another fun word to say,

00:12:00.680 which is owned by the Chinese, and in bed with the Chinese Communist Party army,

00:12:08.940 they went around the world and said,

00:12:11.520 you're not going to get any PPEs unless you sign up to let Huawei build your 5G infrastructure.

00:12:20.480 That's who we're dealing with.

00:12:22.720 Huawei is with the military.

00:12:25.840 In China, the pipeline for 5G, 4G, let's say that's the size of a garden hose.

00:12:34.700 If I compare 4G to a garden hose, 5G would be the size of the tunnel, you know, the tunnel connecting England and France.

00:12:50.440 That's how big 5G is.

00:12:53.820 So that pipeline is a two-way street.

00:12:57.280 Not only is it sending information, it's also sucking out information.

00:13:05.560 I don't think we should help Huawei in any way, but don't worry.

00:13:10.520 Our chief spy lawyer is all over it.

00:13:14.460 I bet it was undercover work.

00:13:18.160 They didn't know.

00:13:21.520 Meanwhile, cyber experts warn the pipeline hack could be just the beginning.

00:13:27.280 No, really?

00:13:29.940 I never thought of that.

00:13:32.340 Apparently, when the hackers targeted the Colonial Pipeline,

00:13:36.320 which transports more than 100 million gallons of gasoline every day,

00:13:42.160 let me say that again, 100 million gallons of gasoline every day,

00:13:47.940 it led to several governors declaring states of emergency.

00:13:52.260 People were in long lines.

00:13:53.880 Gas stations were closed.

00:13:55.460 But the United States solved it.

00:13:58.600 They did.

00:13:59.400 Sure they did.

00:14:00.580 Well, the Colonial Pipeline people sent them $90 million.

00:14:05.300 Sent the hackers $90 million in ransom.

00:14:13.220 Oh, they had a good payday.

00:14:16.920 Doesn't that make you happy?

00:14:17.880 That the Russian hackers are $90 million richer?

00:14:22.800 I know it is for me.

00:14:25.340 Last thing we should do is...

00:14:28.300 Oh, wait a minute.

00:14:28.980 Maybe it should be the first thing we do is grant Russia that pipeline in Europe.

00:14:34.540 That would be the kindly neighborly thing to do.

00:14:37.980 We would just get on Putin's good side.

00:14:40.660 Hey, we'll give you the pipeline.

00:14:43.720 We're not no strings attached.

00:14:45.300 We're not even going to bring up the hackers.

00:14:48.300 We just think that maybe if you have time, just look into your heart, Putin,

00:14:53.360 or that space where your heart is supposed to be,

00:14:56.560 and remember the favor we just did you.

00:14:59.720 Can you call your thugs off and the cyber criminals?

00:15:04.700 Yeah.

00:15:05.960 That's going to happen.

00:15:07.580 Oh, sure.

00:15:08.360 Sure.

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00:17:29.100 So I don't know if anybody watches James Corden anymore,

00:17:32.640 but Barack Obama was on.

00:17:34.600 And at first,

00:17:37.280 he laughed off the rumors that the U.S. government

00:17:39.280 has a secret stash of aliens and their spacecraft.

00:17:43.600 Here's what he said.

00:17:44.380 When it comes to aliens,

00:17:45.460 there's some things I can't tell you on the air,

00:17:47.520 he teased.

00:17:48.300 Look, the truth is,

00:17:49.180 when I came into office,

00:17:50.180 I asked.

00:17:51.040 I was like, all right,

00:17:51.880 are there some labs somewhere

00:17:53.080 where we're keeping all the alien specimens

00:17:54.980 and spaceships?

00:17:56.400 They did a little research,

00:17:57.920 and the answer was no.

00:18:00.500 But what is true,

00:18:02.380 and I'm actually being serious here,

00:18:04.380 is that there is footage and records

00:18:06.680 of objects in the skies

00:18:08.220 that we don't exactly know what they are.

00:18:11.620 Okay.

00:18:13.460 I mean, it couldn't come from a less credible source.

00:18:16.120 Yes, it could.

00:18:16.700 It could come from Joe Biden,

00:18:18.480 Jimmy Carter,

00:18:19.980 anybody in the news field.

00:18:22.540 But Barack Obama

00:18:23.940 is now coming out and saying,

00:18:26.500 yeah, this footage is real.

00:18:28.420 And the reason why

00:18:29.780 nobody has,

00:18:31.840 why this is new

00:18:33.060 is for the first time

00:18:36.080 we've been able to triangulate them.

00:18:38.160 We have new sensors out now,

00:18:40.540 and they're very powerful,

00:18:42.000 and they can track things.

00:18:43.960 Now, remember,

00:18:45.220 these spacecraft, they say,

00:18:47.200 are pulling 60,

00:18:49.460 or is it,

00:18:50.360 no, 6,000 Gs.

00:18:53.360 6,000 Gs.

00:18:56.840 To put that into perspective,

00:18:57.960 the space shuttle

00:18:58.840 pulls 10 on liftoff.

00:19:01.440 You pass out around 10.

00:19:04.500 This is 6,000 Gs.

00:19:07.500 From zero to God only knows how fast,

00:19:11.320 in a second,

00:19:12.220 or less than a second.

00:19:13.260 For the first time,

00:19:16.240 we have ground radar

00:19:18.100 that can track something like this.

00:19:20.540 We're seeing them with the pilots,

00:19:22.840 we're seeing them with the ground radar,

00:19:25.080 and we're also tracking them

00:19:26.680 on another radar with ships,

00:19:28.700 on ships.

00:19:29.540 So we have three points

00:19:31.540 of verification and triangulation.

00:19:34.460 That's why this is different.

00:19:37.260 They couldn't confirm them before.

00:19:40.940 They would say,

00:19:41.580 well, a pilot saw this,

00:19:43.700 and then you'd have to judge,

00:19:44.920 is the pilot crazy or not,

00:19:46.340 and the Pentagon wouldn't verify it

00:19:48.120 because they couldn't verify it.

00:19:50.460 Now we can.

00:19:51.700 We started being able

00:19:52.600 to verify them about 2004.

00:19:55.700 They're coming out next month

00:19:57.580 with all of the information.

00:20:00.920 I love this.

00:20:01.900 They're coming out

00:20:02.520 with all the information

00:20:03.420 because it's been opened up.

00:20:06.020 It's got to be released.

00:20:07.960 Yeah, some of the stuff

00:20:10.040 is going to be released.

00:20:11.240 Most of it's going to be redacted

00:20:12.780 because it's going to the Senate subcommittee

00:20:16.240 and it's top secret.

00:20:17.960 That's not releasing it.

00:20:22.200 So we're going to know some things,

00:20:24.560 but not all of it.

00:20:26.500 And we should find out.

00:20:28.700 I don't think,

00:20:29.520 Stu, do you think that these are,

00:20:31.140 you know, Russian or Chinese?

00:20:36.500 I don't know.

00:20:37.720 I mean, they did say

00:20:38.560 there was those three

00:20:39.320 sort of possibilities,

00:20:40.560 either our secret, right?

00:20:42.880 Some foreign spy plane

00:20:44.400 or something from another world.

00:20:46.900 All right.

00:20:47.140 So the guys,

00:20:48.240 the guys that I've talked to,

00:20:49.560 and these are the guys

00:20:50.360 who started the Pentagon investigation

00:20:52.960 with the triangulation.

00:20:54.660 Okay.

00:20:55.300 Very, very credible.

00:20:57.740 Petraeus selected the head guy

00:20:59.700 because he wasn't an alien hunter.

00:21:02.220 He didn't believe,

00:21:02.980 when he was asked by Petraeus,

00:21:04.420 what do you think of UFOs?

00:21:06.700 He responded,

00:21:08.420 excuse me,

00:21:10.020 what do you think of UFOs?

00:21:12.600 Frankly, sir,

00:21:13.360 I don't think of UFOs.

00:21:15.640 And he's like, perfect.

00:21:17.440 And he became the guy.

00:21:19.420 And then there's another guy

00:21:20.900 that we've had on a show

00:21:22.020 that is,

00:21:23.180 was part of the investigation

00:21:25.020 in the government

00:21:26.000 and is now out.

00:21:26.880 they've partnered

00:21:28.500 with the Defense Department

00:21:30.800 to try to,

00:21:32.560 their job is to take

00:21:33.880 the technology

00:21:34.800 that we do have

00:21:36.380 that is unexplained

00:21:37.780 and try to find useful

00:21:40.600 applications for it.

00:21:44.580 They've said that there's nothing,

00:21:46.420 the metal that we have

00:21:47.620 is not from this planet.

00:21:49.620 They've never seen

00:21:50.820 anything like it before.

00:21:52.440 They said,

00:21:54.380 if China or Russia

00:21:56.240 or the United States

00:21:57.440 had this technology,

00:21:58.680 it would be such a game changer

00:22:02.020 that everything in that society

00:22:04.540 would be different.

00:22:05.780 You wouldn't just have

00:22:07.200 the ships that could do this.

00:22:09.100 It would have spilled out

00:22:10.760 into everything that you do

00:22:12.940 because it would put you

00:22:13.920 so far ahead.

00:22:15.920 I mean, light years,

00:22:17.220 literally light years

00:22:18.580 ahead of any other country.

00:22:20.440 So, while they say

00:22:23.020 it could be Russia,

00:22:23.960 they say it could be us,

00:22:25.840 they say it could be China,

00:22:28.360 I think the only,

00:22:29.740 the only country

00:22:30.780 that might have been able

00:22:32.260 to pull something

00:22:32.900 like this off

00:22:33.560 would be us

00:22:34.380 because we're usually

00:22:35.120 way ahead.

00:22:36.420 But I don't think

00:22:37.300 even we have this technology

00:22:38.680 because it would have

00:22:39.960 spilled out elsewhere.

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00:25:10.780 Welcome to

00:25:11.680 Mr. Pat Gray

00:25:12.660 from Pat Gray Unleashed.

00:25:14.340 Thank you.

00:25:14.740 Pat.

00:25:15.100 Heard you guys

00:25:15.520 talking a little bit

00:25:16.100 about the UFO situation.

00:25:18.920 Am I the only one

00:25:20.000 that thinks it's really crazy

00:25:21.260 that that's not

00:25:21.940 a front page story

00:25:23.520 that's not leading

00:25:24.660 every newscast right now

00:25:26.060 is the Pentagon's

00:25:27.100 acceptance and admittance

00:25:28.420 that they're real,

00:25:30.240 they're here,

00:25:30.980 we don't know

00:25:31.420 what they are?

00:25:32.900 It seems like

00:25:33.900 there should be more

00:25:35.600 discussion about it,

00:25:37.420 doesn't it?

00:25:38.540 Right.

00:25:39.300 I played a guy...

00:25:40.740 I don't know

00:25:41.800 what's worse.

00:25:42.740 thinking that people

00:25:44.300 don't care

00:25:47.140 or the fact

00:25:49.400 that when I tell people

00:25:50.480 they say the same thing.

00:25:52.200 Wait a minute.

00:25:53.160 What?

00:25:53.620 When did the Pentagon

00:25:54.480 say this?

00:25:55.460 Yeah.

00:25:55.980 Oh, I don't know.

00:25:57.080 They've been saying it

00:25:57.660 for a while now.

00:25:58.660 What are you talking about?

00:25:59.840 Which goes to the lack

00:26:00.860 of coverage on it.

00:26:02.160 I played a guy

00:26:03.300 on my show yesterday

00:26:04.180 who did research

00:26:06.480 for the Pentagon

00:26:07.120 that was researching

00:26:10.020 this phenomenon

00:26:11.160 for a long time

00:26:11.980 and he was describing

00:26:14.240 a vehicle

00:26:14.840 that travels

00:26:16.120 13,000 miles an hour,

00:26:18.100 has no obvious

00:26:20.140 form of propulsion,

00:26:21.700 that has no exhaust,

00:26:23.080 that doesn't have wings,

00:26:24.660 we don't know

00:26:25.520 how it's flying

00:26:26.420 in the air,

00:26:27.340 but it can go

00:26:28.060 through the air

00:26:28.980 or under the ocean

00:26:30.460 at about the same speed.

00:26:31.820 And in space.

00:26:32.900 And in space.

00:26:33.520 And in space.

00:26:34.440 The medium

00:26:35.160 in which it

00:26:35.980 is flying through

00:26:38.000 doesn't seem

00:26:39.240 to affect it

00:26:40.480 at all.

00:26:41.980 So that's clearly

00:26:42.960 There's no vehicle

00:26:43.520 that we know.

00:26:44.260 That's clearly

00:26:45.060 not from this planet.

00:26:47.140 Right?

00:26:47.540 Because it's obviously

00:26:49.100 not ours.

00:26:50.320 You talked to a guy

00:26:51.440 who said we're trying

00:26:52.160 to reverse engineer

00:26:53.020 some of the things

00:26:53.780 that we've found

00:26:55.340 from unidentified

00:26:56.720 flying objects.

00:26:57.840 Working with the Pentagon

00:26:58.980 in an open

00:27:00.780 public-private partnership,

00:27:02.760 working with the Pentagon

00:27:04.020 to take some of the things

00:27:05.780 that they have

00:27:06.800 at the Pentagon

00:27:07.500 that we have retrieved

00:27:08.940 and trying

00:27:10.080 to reverse

00:27:11.200 engineer it.

00:27:12.040 We apparently

00:27:12.560 have parts

00:27:13.440 of ships.

00:27:14.900 We have

00:27:15.260 parts of things

00:27:16.940 that did not

00:27:18.140 come from Earth

00:27:19.100 as they described it.

00:27:20.460 They said

00:27:20.960 they've never seen

00:27:21.940 the chemical

00:27:22.800 compounds before.

00:27:24.960 They don't know

00:27:25.900 how to make

00:27:26.820 this alloy

00:27:28.220 that these ships

00:27:29.760 are made out of.

00:27:31.060 And their job

00:27:31.720 with the Pentagon

00:27:32.280 is to try

00:27:32.980 to reverse engineer it.

00:27:33.980 how did this

00:27:35.180 come to be?

00:27:37.460 And they haven't

00:27:38.100 been able to find out yet.

00:27:39.660 And Stu,

00:27:40.500 what does it say about

00:27:41.580 us?

00:27:43.920 Because I really

00:27:45.280 can't get my arms

00:27:46.280 around this.

00:27:47.620 I think it's the most

00:27:48.820 important story

00:27:50.760 of my family's lifetime.

00:27:54.440 I mean,

00:27:55.000 the lifetime of

00:27:55.780 my entire family tree.

00:27:59.040 And nobody seems

00:28:01.060 to really either

00:28:02.420 know about it

00:28:03.120 or care.

00:28:04.140 Nobody's following

00:28:04.820 this story.

00:28:05.820 The only thing

00:28:06.140 I can really

00:28:06.880 take from it

00:28:07.740 is that

00:28:08.160 we've had

00:28:09.020 such a long

00:28:10.120 training,

00:28:12.340 basically,

00:28:12.920 as a population

00:28:13.760 of UFO stories

00:28:15.840 not being real.

00:28:17.820 You know,

00:28:17.960 everyone has

00:28:18.820 so long been

00:28:19.920 trained that

00:28:20.560 you hear these

00:28:21.320 reports.

00:28:22.100 Weather balloons.

00:28:22.820 Yeah.

00:28:23.540 Swamp gas.

00:28:24.640 Yeah.

00:28:25.300 And even if they

00:28:26.400 are,

00:28:26.820 maybe some of

00:28:27.360 those were real,

00:28:27.960 right?

00:28:28.140 But we've been

00:28:29.280 so long trained

00:28:30.240 to just be like,

00:28:30.880 all right,

00:28:31.320 I mean,

00:28:31.560 UFOs again.

00:28:32.220 But I mean,

00:28:33.340 we were trained.

00:28:34.440 We were trained

00:28:35.400 by the government

00:28:36.440 and the Pentagon.

00:28:37.960 The people who are

00:28:38.820 admitting it now.

00:28:40.000 Yeah.

00:28:40.720 Yeah,

00:28:40.920 no,

00:28:41.080 I know.

00:28:42.640 I'm with you

00:28:43.340 in that I am

00:28:44.400 surprised it's not

00:28:45.180 a bigger story.

00:28:46.080 There are a lot

00:28:46.720 of other things

00:28:47.200 going on.

00:28:47.960 I mean,

00:28:48.180 that could be it

00:28:49.440 as well.

00:28:49.860 Things that feel

00:28:51.100 more urgent

00:28:52.000 because we haven't

00:28:53.680 seen a laser

00:28:54.480 strike down into

00:28:55.520 a tower like

00:28:56.820 Independence Day

00:28:57.660 yet.

00:28:58.080 but like

00:28:59.420 it's hard

00:29:00.300 and some of

00:29:00.940 these stories

00:29:01.280 but we should

00:29:01.680 point out

00:29:02.080 some of

00:29:02.420 these videos

00:29:02.920 are from

00:29:03.520 several years

00:29:04.160 ago,

00:29:04.460 right?

00:29:05.280 So like

00:29:05.660 there's a

00:29:06.320 they admitted

00:29:07.240 on 60

00:29:08.040 they admitted

00:29:09.040 on 60

00:29:09.580 minutes

00:29:09.900 that they

00:29:10.780 are tracking

00:29:11.440 them every

00:29:12.600 day.

00:29:13.380 Yeah,

00:29:13.600 he said

00:29:13.880 every day

00:29:14.240 for a few

00:29:14.620 years.

00:29:15.300 Yeah,

00:29:15.860 the guys

00:29:16.380 that were

00:29:17.520 on said

00:29:18.160 these are

00:29:19.160 over our

00:29:20.360 military

00:29:21.160 and naval

00:29:22.140 bases

00:29:22.560 and over

00:29:24.420 the continent

00:29:25.140 over things

00:29:26.120 like Cheyenne

00:29:26.980 Mountain

00:29:27.360 every day

00:29:29.400 and they

00:29:30.400 said they

00:29:30.900 are

00:29:31.300 they think

00:29:33.440 that they

00:29:34.400 are hovering

00:29:35.520 there and

00:29:36.700 doing these

00:29:37.320 things because

00:29:38.120 they want to

00:29:38.760 let us know

00:29:39.560 don't pick a

00:29:41.140 fight with us.

00:29:41.960 I mean,

00:29:42.120 we know

00:29:42.540 everything

00:29:43.200 and we

00:29:44.640 know where

00:29:45.340 your resources

00:29:46.280 are.

00:29:46.640 We know

00:29:47.100 so

00:29:48.080 we're here

00:29:49.700 we're watching

00:29:50.840 and I

00:29:52.200 wonder why

00:29:53.400 there

00:29:53.800 why are

00:29:55.020 they doing

00:29:55.420 this?

00:29:56.260 One

00:29:56.460 skeptical

00:29:57.680 argument I've

00:29:58.360 seen in a

00:29:58.840 few places

00:29:59.280 is why

00:30:01.100 would

00:30:01.860 why would

00:30:02.820 these only

00:30:03.240 be occurring

00:30:03.820 on U.S.

00:30:04.800 airspace?

00:30:05.720 Why only

00:30:06.620 I mean,

00:30:07.120 is it just

00:30:07.380 our ability

00:30:07.780 to detect

00:30:08.260 them better

00:30:08.980 or is it

00:30:09.420 no?

00:30:10.140 Well,

00:30:10.520 it is our

00:30:11.080 ability.

00:30:11.700 We have

00:30:12.360 new

00:30:13.320 tracking

00:30:14.120 systems.

00:30:15.140 I'm sure

00:30:15.560 the Chinese

00:30:16.200 or the

00:30:16.760 Russians will

00:30:17.320 have something

00:30:17.760 similar to

00:30:18.340 this,

00:30:18.700 but that's

00:30:19.680 why we say

00:30:20.480 we're

00:30:20.840 we're

00:30:21.460 admitting it

00:30:22.060 now is

00:30:22.700 we never

00:30:23.240 had the

00:30:23.900 three-point

00:30:24.640 triangulation.

00:30:26.420 We couldn't

00:30:26.920 get more

00:30:28.540 than one

00:30:29.460 system to

00:30:30.540 track it

00:30:31.200 and they're

00:30:31.620 moving so

00:30:32.540 fast that

00:30:33.680 we couldn't

00:30:34.300 track that we

00:30:34.820 couldn't lock

00:30:35.380 onto them.

00:30:36.600 Now we can

00:30:37.100 lock onto

00:30:37.860 them and

00:30:38.660 follow them

00:30:39.420 wherever they

00:30:40.160 go.

00:30:40.520 Yeah.

00:30:41.280 And so we

00:30:42.600 have real

00:30:43.100 tracking ability

00:30:44.020 now.

00:30:44.640 You saw the

00:30:44.980 footage of

00:30:45.780 that one

00:30:46.740 little dot

00:30:47.320 that was

00:30:47.640 being tracked

00:30:48.160 by fighter

00:30:49.520 pilots and

00:30:50.720 then it

00:30:51.420 shot off the

00:30:52.120 screen.

00:30:52.840 It was

00:30:53.540 picked up

00:30:54.180 by the

00:30:55.300 naval

00:30:55.700 vessel a

00:30:57.220 few seconds

00:30:58.280 later,

00:30:59.140 60 miles

00:31:00.080 away.

00:31:01.980 60 miles

00:31:03.180 in a

00:31:04.040 matter of

00:31:04.420 a few

00:31:04.720 seconds.

00:31:05.900 So yeah,

00:31:06.560 they're

00:31:06.780 capable of

00:31:08.040 incredible

00:31:09.140 speed and

00:31:10.280 agility and

00:31:11.460 it's things

00:31:12.060 that,

00:31:12.880 you know,

00:31:13.280 not this,

00:31:13.740 this can't

00:31:14.540 be Russians

00:31:15.240 or the

00:31:16.380 Chinese.

00:31:17.040 If they

00:31:17.360 had that

00:31:17.660 kind of

00:31:17.920 technology,

00:31:18.360 I think

00:31:18.680 we'd already

00:31:19.140 be under

00:31:19.520 their control.

00:31:20.580 Wouldn't

00:31:20.920 we?

00:31:21.580 You can't,

00:31:22.560 I can't

00:31:24.160 even imagine

00:31:24.820 that it

00:31:25.100 comes from

00:31:25.460 the earth.

00:31:25.980 they also,

00:31:27.440 they have,

00:31:29.220 you know,

00:31:29.440 one of the

00:31:29.780 more compelling

00:31:30.340 stories I've

00:31:31.120 heard is the

00:31:32.440 military does

00:31:33.580 exercises.

00:31:35.540 The fighter

00:31:36.540 jets go out

00:31:37.120 and they

00:31:37.360 dogfight.

00:31:38.940 And I

00:31:39.640 don't remember

00:31:40.100 where they

00:31:40.620 were in the

00:31:41.160 Mediterranean or

00:31:41.880 something,

00:31:42.160 and they

00:31:42.620 were dogfighting.

00:31:44.600 And there

00:31:45.240 is a point

00:31:47.000 that is like

00:31:47.920 a safe

00:31:48.620 zone and

00:31:49.720 only the

00:31:50.900 pilots know

00:31:51.860 it.

00:31:52.020 They're given

00:31:52.420 in the

00:31:53.280 briefing that

00:31:54.800 there's a

00:31:55.260 safe zone and

00:31:56.160 it is one

00:31:56.960 specific point

00:31:58.400 in the map

00:31:59.340 and it's

00:31:59.840 verbally

00:32:00.280 given and

00:32:02.080 not over

00:32:02.520 the radio

00:32:03.080 in the

00:32:04.000 room,

00:32:05.140 in the

00:32:05.360 briefing room

00:32:05.980 right before

00:32:06.540 they go

00:32:06.900 out.

00:32:07.280 So they

00:32:07.500 launched all

00:32:08.140 the planes

00:32:08.640 off the

00:32:09.000 aircraft

00:32:09.380 carriers.

00:32:10.440 They got

00:32:10.660 into a

00:32:11.080 dogfight

00:32:11.660 and one

00:32:13.260 of the

00:32:13.540 planes was

00:32:14.300 shadowed by

00:32:15.520 this object

00:32:17.380 and they

00:32:18.860 started tracking

00:32:19.660 it everywhere

00:32:20.560 and it

00:32:21.380 started to

00:32:21.960 dogfight

00:32:22.740 with it

00:32:23.580 and there

00:32:25.220 was nothing

00:32:26.020 the plane

00:32:26.600 could do

00:32:27.180 to be able

00:32:27.760 to keep up

00:32:28.440 with its

00:32:29.140 maneuvers.

00:32:30.520 And they

00:32:31.020 thought,

00:32:31.740 they're not

00:32:32.680 playing with

00:32:33.400 us,

00:32:33.800 they're teaching

00:32:34.560 us,

00:32:35.080 they're teaching

00:32:35.640 us,

00:32:36.880 you don't

00:32:37.460 have a chance.

00:32:39.380 And so it

00:32:39.800 dogfought for

00:32:40.980 a while and

00:32:41.580 then the other

00:32:42.020 planes and

00:32:42.760 then it

00:32:44.540 went

00:32:44.940 immediately

00:32:45.980 to the

00:32:46.880 exact point

00:32:48.280 which was

00:32:48.940 the safe

00:32:49.420 space.

00:32:50.820 Right.

00:32:51.240 And again,

00:32:53.340 the Navy

00:32:54.480 walked away

00:32:55.160 with the

00:32:55.500 message,

00:32:56.360 they know

00:32:58.260 everything.

00:32:59.480 I don't

00:32:59.660 know how

00:33:00.160 they knew

00:33:00.740 that,

00:33:01.920 but it

00:33:02.580 wasn't a

00:33:03.700 mistake,

00:33:04.380 it wasn't

00:33:05.080 a coincidence

00:33:05.800 that it

00:33:06.800 went to

00:33:07.240 that exact

00:33:08.100 location.

00:33:09.900 They were

00:33:10.660 sending the

00:33:11.100 message,

00:33:11.520 not only can

00:33:12.000 we outmaneuver

00:33:12.760 you,

00:33:13.400 we know

00:33:14.140 what you're

00:33:14.920 doing.

00:33:15.980 Well,

00:33:16.840 now,

00:33:17.200 why would

00:33:18.300 it do

00:33:18.700 that for

00:33:19.460 years and

00:33:20.260 then not

00:33:20.760 introduce

00:33:21.280 itself?

00:33:23.980 Maybe

00:33:24.540 they've

00:33:24.820 got,

00:33:25.220 you know,

00:33:26.980 the Star

00:33:27.540 Trek principle

00:33:28.480 going for

00:33:29.160 them,

00:33:29.400 the non-intervention

00:33:31.300 thing.

00:33:32.460 Well,

00:33:32.560 then they blew

00:33:33.140 it.

00:33:33.500 Yeah.

00:33:35.280 They blew

00:33:36.160 it because

00:33:37.480 they shouldn't

00:33:38.200 be seen

00:33:39.400 then.

00:33:40.040 That's kind

00:33:40.520 of like the

00:33:41.340 question everybody

00:33:41.980 always had.

00:33:42.540 Why don't

00:33:42.720 they land

00:33:43.200 in Washington,

00:33:43.900 D.C.?

00:33:44.600 And,

00:33:45.260 you know,

00:33:45.480 please,

00:33:46.500 please take

00:33:47.000 our politicians.

00:33:48.400 Yes.

00:33:48.940 Wouldn't

00:33:49.140 you?

00:33:49.500 I would

00:33:50.120 be so

00:33:50.580 relieved if

00:33:51.300 you got

00:33:51.600 up and

00:33:51.940 you saw

00:33:52.300 on television

00:33:52.840 people of

00:33:53.940 earth.

00:33:54.500 We have

00:33:55.360 taken over

00:33:56.080 the planet

00:33:56.700 and taken

00:33:57.600 all of

00:33:58.340 your politicians.

00:33:59.620 We're now

00:34:00.340 in charge.

00:34:01.720 I think

00:34:01.920 everybody would

00:34:02.440 go,

00:34:02.760 oh,

00:34:02.940 thank God.

00:34:04.480 Oh,

00:34:05.100 there is

00:34:05.980 some hope

00:34:06.380 after all.

00:34:07.640 Yeah,

00:34:07.840 there is

00:34:08.480 there is

00:34:10.360 a God

00:34:10.860 he's

00:34:11.320 listening

00:34:11.660 to us.

00:34:12.400 There is

00:34:12.960 hope.

00:34:13.480 Can I

00:34:13.820 ask one

00:34:14.120 more

00:34:14.260 question?

00:34:15.260 What do

00:34:15.680 you think

00:34:16.080 happens to

00:34:16.980 a majority

00:34:17.880 of people's

00:34:18.840 faith?

00:34:19.460 Mine is

00:34:20.000 solid because

00:34:20.680 I believe

00:34:21.820 that,

00:34:22.580 you know,

00:34:23.360 there are

00:34:23.700 aliens.

00:34:24.300 I believe

00:34:24.680 that we're

00:34:25.080 not alone

00:34:25.740 in the

00:34:26.600 universe.

00:34:27.380 Me too.

00:34:27.720 But a lot

00:34:29.020 of people

00:34:29.440 still kind

00:34:30.220 of believe

00:34:30.920 that we're

00:34:32.420 unique and

00:34:33.960 that we're

00:34:34.280 the only

00:34:34.540 ones.

00:34:35.060 Faith would

00:34:35.280 be.

00:34:36.000 Do you

00:34:36.260 think that

00:34:36.640 would?

00:34:37.000 Do you think

00:34:38.200 that would

00:34:38.440 shake

00:34:38.640 people's

00:34:39.040 faith?

00:34:40.060 I think

00:34:40.500 some.

00:34:41.080 Yeah,

00:34:41.320 because like

00:34:41.780 you said,

00:34:42.140 I think

00:34:42.320 some people

00:34:42.760 believe we're

00:34:43.220 alone and

00:34:44.740 we're the

00:34:45.160 only ones

00:34:45.680 that were

00:34:46.000 created,

00:34:46.740 I guess.

00:34:47.780 Do you

00:34:48.380 believe that

00:34:48.920 still?

00:34:49.780 You don't

00:34:50.080 believe that,

00:34:50.480 do you?

00:34:52.460 No,

00:34:53.500 I,

00:34:53.880 you know,

00:34:54.680 I wouldn't

00:34:55.460 say that I've

00:34:56.140 this is a

00:34:57.700 thesis on

00:34:58.760 this.

00:34:59.240 Honestly,

00:34:59.760 I have not

00:35:00.640 examined.

00:35:01.720 I've never

00:35:02.440 believed that

00:35:03.780 there's nothing

00:35:05.460 else.

00:35:05.880 But I mean,

00:35:06.640 I have never

00:35:07.740 also tied it

00:35:08.860 into like,

00:35:09.600 let me cross

00:35:10.220 reference this

00:35:10.840 on the Bible

00:35:11.400 and see what,

00:35:11.980 you know,

00:35:12.120 I just haven't

00:35:12.640 gone that way.

00:35:14.360 I don't think

00:35:15.340 the Bible talks

00:35:16.180 about any of

00:35:17.000 it.

00:35:17.260 No,

00:35:17.400 but I mean,

00:35:17.680 there are

00:35:18.180 people with

00:35:18.680 faith,

00:35:19.140 you know,

00:35:19.400 there's some

00:35:19.780 people who,

00:35:20.860 you know,

00:35:21.440 look at

00:35:22.020 religious texts

00:35:23.260 and say like,

00:35:24.080 absolutely not,

00:35:25.080 we're the only

00:35:25.420 ones here.

00:35:25.980 And some people

00:35:26.400 say,

00:35:26.640 no,

00:35:26.880 you know,

00:35:27.180 like we're,

00:35:28.060 there's,

00:35:28.420 it doesn't,

00:35:28.820 it doesn't rule

00:35:29.360 that out.

00:35:30.480 I really don't

00:35:31.560 know what,

00:35:32.240 frankly,

00:35:32.980 well enough to

00:35:33.620 know what the

00:35:34.660 answer to that

00:35:35.160 is.

00:35:35.320 I mean,

00:35:35.500 my impression

00:35:36.440 is that it

00:35:37.260 does not rule

00:35:38.260 it out,

00:35:39.120 but I know

00:35:39.680 there are

00:35:40.000 people.

00:35:41.460 Honestly,

00:35:42.180 what an

00:35:42.820 incredible waste

00:35:44.140 of space.

00:35:44.940 Yeah,

00:35:45.300 no kidding.

00:35:45.820 If we're alone,

00:35:46.920 no kidding.

00:35:47.300 What a waste.

00:35:48.920 And I think

00:35:49.960 there's,

00:35:50.520 I mean,

00:35:51.420 an infinite

00:35:52.060 number of

00:35:52.700 worlds that

00:35:53.180 have been

00:35:53.400 created with

00:35:54.160 people on them.

00:35:54.940 Have to be.

00:35:55.460 Yeah.

00:35:55.700 Have to be.

00:35:56.280 But I think

00:35:56.640 they probably,

00:35:57.260 I don't buy

00:35:57.940 the big heads

00:35:58.740 and the green

00:36:00.260 skin thing.

00:36:01.220 I think they'd

00:36:01.880 look like us.

00:36:03.360 I think they're

00:36:03.900 probably created

00:36:04.520 in his image

00:36:05.400 just like we

00:36:05.940 were.

00:36:06.500 I'm kind

00:36:07.060 of the view

00:36:07.460 that we're

00:36:08.000 all like the

00:36:09.220 earth is

00:36:09.640 basically like

00:36:10.220 an atom and

00:36:11.220 we're more of

00:36:12.140 a much larger

00:36:12.900 like there's

00:36:13.880 like a cool

00:36:14.440 robot that

00:36:15.100 we're actually

00:36:15.480 part of.

00:36:16.000 We're just

00:36:16.220 swimming around

00:36:16.760 inside the

00:36:17.340 molecular structure

00:36:18.120 of a giant

00:36:18.780 robot that's

00:36:19.560 killing some

00:36:20.520 other giant

00:36:21.120 world that is

00:36:21.980 also part of

00:36:23.140 a molecular

00:36:24.080 structure of

00:36:24.720 another robot.

00:36:25.520 We're just a

00:36:25.940 series of robots

00:36:26.680 like Russian

00:36:27.140 dolls.

00:36:28.200 Wow,

00:36:28.680 that's an

00:36:29.000 interesting theory.

00:36:29.940 Really?

00:36:30.980 We're in

00:36:31.540 Bible country.

00:36:31.940 Russian stack.

00:36:33.020 We're in

00:36:33.340 Bible country.

00:36:33.960 I'm still in

00:36:34.400 the Bible.

00:36:34.920 I'm still in

00:36:36.200 the Bible.

00:36:36.560 I'm still in

00:36:36.600 the Bible.

00:36:36.620 I'm still in

00:36:37.260 the Bible.

00:36:37.540 All right.

00:36:41.420 Let's see.

00:36:42.160 Let's get back

00:36:42.660 to something

00:36:43.140 serious in just

00:36:44.380 a minute.

00:36:45.000 First, let me

00:36:45.440 tell you about

00:36:46.000 my pillow.

00:36:46.860 I don't know

00:36:47.140 if you saw

00:36:47.460 my Instagram

00:36:47.980 page last

00:36:49.580 night, Stu.

00:36:50.200 Oh, yes, I

00:36:50.980 did.

00:36:51.840 I very much

00:36:52.600 did.

00:36:52.820 Right?

00:36:53.460 I saw something

00:36:54.940 very disturbing

00:36:55.720 that I would

00:36:56.280 like to forget

00:36:57.020 on your Instagram

00:36:58.460 page last night.

00:36:59.360 You know, my

00:37:00.240 wife took

00:37:02.000 that and I

00:37:03.520 said, you

00:37:03.820 got to post

00:37:04.300 that and she

00:37:05.020 said, I don't

00:37:06.780 think you want

00:37:07.380 this scene.

00:37:09.260 Again, Tanya is

00:37:10.440 always smarter

00:37:11.440 than you.

00:37:11.980 When she says

00:37:12.600 something, always

00:37:13.500 listen to her.

00:37:15.180 Look, I was

00:37:15.880 just, I was

00:37:16.720 waiting for my

00:37:17.500 daughter to

00:37:18.320 come out after

00:37:19.380 a play she's

00:37:20.420 in and she

00:37:21.180 was making us

00:37:22.300 wait and wait

00:37:23.000 and wait and

00:37:23.520 wait and wait

00:37:24.080 and wait and

00:37:24.580 wait.

00:37:25.240 And so I

00:37:25.920 just said, you

00:37:27.500 know, what I

00:37:27.980 was going to do

00:37:28.660 when she got

00:37:29.280 out, if she

00:37:29.880 makes me wait

00:37:30.520 anymore.

00:37:31.260 And by the

00:37:32.000 way, I sent

00:37:33.360 that video to

00:37:34.100 her and she

00:37:35.380 came out

00:37:35.940 immediately.

00:37:37.500 Immediately.

00:37:38.620 It worked.

00:37:40.060 It did.

00:37:41.020 It really did

00:37:41.820 work.

00:37:42.340 You need to

00:37:42.680 see that video

00:37:43.800 on.

00:37:44.120 Go to Glenn

00:37:44.740 Beck on

00:37:45.880 on Instagram

00:37:47.440 and watch.

00:37:48.720 It's I will

00:37:49.560 say I commented

00:37:50.500 below saying

00:37:51.540 that I was

00:37:52.220 upset there was

00:37:52.940 not a TV

00:37:53.500 MA rating

00:37:54.340 posted on

00:37:56.540 the video

00:37:57.080 because it was

00:37:57.620 quite disturbing,

00:37:58.680 but you need

00:37:59.320 to see it.

00:37:59.920 No, it's not.

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00:38:49.760 So, Dr.

00:38:55.560 Fauci has

00:38:57.380 announced now

00:38:58.160 two months

00:38:58.860 after he said,

00:39:00.020 I'm not wearing

00:39:00.900 this for show.

00:39:01.780 I'm not doing,

00:39:02.380 I know this is,

00:39:03.540 this is very

00:39:04.140 important that

00:39:04.680 everybody wears a

00:39:05.480 mask.

00:39:05.920 He said this

00:39:07.420 yesterday.

00:39:08.500 How has it

00:39:09.000 changed what you

00:39:09.720 do?

00:39:10.240 How has it

00:39:10.640 changed your

00:39:11.080 mask wearing

00:39:11.540 practices?

00:39:13.320 Well, you know,

00:39:14.240 George, I'm

00:39:14.920 obviously careful

00:39:16.440 because, I mean,

00:39:17.320 I'm a physician

00:39:18.180 and a healthcare

00:39:18.820 provider, I am

00:39:19.920 now much more

00:39:20.840 comfortable in

00:39:23.020 people seeing me

00:39:24.440 indoors without a

00:39:25.680 mask.

00:39:26.160 I mean, before

00:39:27.460 the CDC made the

00:39:28.860 recommendation change,

00:39:30.580 I didn't want to

00:39:31.180 look like I was

00:39:31.780 giving mixed

00:39:32.380 signals.

00:39:33.320 But being a

00:39:33.960 fully vaccinated

00:39:34.700 person, the

00:39:36.060 chances of my

00:39:37.020 getting infected

00:39:38.000 in an indoor

00:39:39.260 setting is

00:39:40.060 extremely low.

00:39:41.840 And that's the

00:39:42.300 reason why in

00:39:42.980 indoor settings

00:39:43.740 now, I feel

00:39:44.960 comfortable about

00:39:45.940 not wearing a

00:39:46.960 mask because I'm

00:39:47.940 fully, I'm

00:39:48.800 fully vaccinated.

00:39:51.220 So, it was

00:39:53.400 merely acting.

00:39:55.600 What was it?

00:39:57.840 I mean, you

00:39:59.040 were only wearing

00:40:00.020 it because you

00:40:02.460 didn't want to

00:40:03.680 have people think

00:40:05.180 that you were

00:40:05.720 violating the

00:40:06.420 guidelines.

00:40:06.900 Why didn't you

00:40:07.260 just say exactly

00:40:08.660 what you just said

00:40:09.640 there?

00:40:09.980 Because that was

00:40:10.820 the truth then.

00:40:12.240 That's the truth

00:40:13.260 now.

00:40:13.860 Why does this

00:40:14.680 guy always think

00:40:16.760 that he has to

00:40:18.100 couch the truth

00:40:19.560 for America?

00:40:21.360 Why?

00:40:21.740 And why are we

00:40:22.300 still listening to

00:40:22.980 him?

00:40:23.460 Why is he being

00:40:24.100 interviewed by

00:40:24.880 anyone now?

00:40:28.880 Realestateagentsitrust.com

00:40:30.300 right now, if you're

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00:40:41.740 Good for you.

00:40:42.420 That's what it is in

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00:40:44.000 Oh, yeah.

00:40:45.120 Buyer's market, like

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00:40:50.660 You need somebody who

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00:41:32.500 What you are about to

00:41:41.140 hear is the fusion of

00:41:43.360 entertainment and

00:41:44.940 enlightenment.

00:41:47.460 This is the Glenn Beck

00:41:51.320 program.

00:41:53.560 Yeah.

00:41:54.420 Yeah.

00:41:55.020 We've got it.

00:41:57.080 Yeah.

00:41:58.680 Los Angeles has just

00:42:00.200 decided they're going

00:42:01.200 to send everybody a

00:42:02.680 thousand dollars a

00:42:04.060 month guaranteed

00:42:05.100 income.

00:42:06.580 It's a pilot program,

00:42:08.360 which they've done all

00:42:09.740 around the world for

00:42:10.680 universal basic income

00:42:12.060 and it never works.

00:42:16.260 What are we doing?

00:42:17.520 Why are we wasting our

00:42:18.520 time on something people

00:42:20.120 have tried and it

00:42:21.600 doesn't work?

00:42:23.620 You know why?

00:42:24.420 Because this time it'll

00:42:25.780 be different.

00:42:26.520 We'll make it work and

00:42:28.120 we'll never ever let go

00:42:29.620 of it.

00:42:30.260 Oh, that's fantastic.

00:42:32.120 Also, Stu tells me

00:42:34.240 there's news on Cuomo.

00:42:36.280 I don't know if it's

00:42:38.360 worth talking about.

00:42:39.600 Yes, it is.

00:42:41.380 He must be exposed.

00:42:43.380 About once a week, I

00:42:44.780 have to feed the beast.

00:42:46.500 I have to let Stu

00:42:48.060 riff on Cuomo.

00:42:51.140 And today, oh, it'll be

00:42:53.260 good eating.

00:42:54.400 We're going to feed the

00:42:55.280 beast in 60 seconds.

00:43:00.300 The Glenn Beck Program.

00:43:03.100 So I keep hearing from

00:43:04.620 these listeners who have

00:43:05.840 taken Relief Factor and

00:43:07.240 it's changed their lives

00:43:08.320 by knocking out their

00:43:09.220 plane and their pain.

00:43:10.600 And many of them, like

00:43:12.380 Susan, who just wrote me

00:43:13.680 from she's here in Texas.

00:43:15.800 They're in pain because

00:43:17.820 they exercise all the time.

00:43:21.340 Hello.

00:43:21.900 I mean, watch other

00:43:24.720 people exercise.

00:43:25.760 That's what I like to do.

00:43:27.040 You don't have to do it

00:43:28.080 yourself.

00:43:29.300 Buy somebody an exercise

00:43:30.860 bike and then let them

00:43:32.980 ride it.

00:43:33.800 Right.

00:43:34.780 Nobody ever listens to me

00:43:36.000 about these things.

00:43:37.260 Anyway, Susan was in a lot

00:43:38.500 of pain and she wanted to do

00:43:39.860 something to remedy it

00:43:40.980 rather than stop exercising,

00:43:43.540 which I highly recommend.

00:43:44.920 And I'm a doctor, man.

00:43:46.760 She heard me talk about

00:43:47.700 Relief Factor on the radio

00:43:48.860 and she decided to give it

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00:43:50.500 Within just a couple of

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00:43:54.460 reports that her pain just

00:43:56.020 began melting away and

00:43:57.640 has stayed away ever since.

00:43:59.700 Susan got her crazy

00:44:01.660 lifestyle of exercising

00:44:03.580 back.

00:44:04.580 I don't know.

00:44:06.120 Relief Factor.

00:44:06.980 It's not a drug, but

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00:44:25.520 It's ReliefFactor.com.

00:44:31.600 I have something so

00:44:33.120 delicious, I cannot wait.

00:44:36.380 But I'm going to.

00:44:37.260 I'm going to.

00:44:38.620 Because Stu begs me

00:44:40.940 every day.

00:44:42.220 We're going to talk about

00:44:43.060 Cuomo, aren't we?

00:44:43.920 We're going to talk about

00:44:44.600 Cuomo because he's the

00:44:45.840 worst, you know.

00:44:47.200 Yeah.

00:44:47.440 And I say Hitler was

00:44:49.000 pretty bad, Stu.

00:44:50.180 And you keep telling me not

00:44:51.620 to talk about Hitler.

00:44:53.160 No, you could talk about

00:44:54.720 Hitler.

00:44:56.220 I mean, Hitler not

00:44:57.360 not not alive.

00:44:59.100 So he's not as much of a

00:45:00.340 current threat, despite

00:45:01.420 what the media tells you

00:45:02.600 that he's around every

00:45:03.860 corner.

00:45:04.920 Hitler killed old people.

00:45:06.360 Cuomo killed old people.

00:45:07.980 True.

00:45:08.380 Some comparisons.

00:45:09.040 Could it be, you know,

00:45:10.760 the Hitler family moved

00:45:12.080 to Long Island after

00:45:14.020 World War II?

00:45:15.780 Scott Hitler, Debbie,

00:45:18.300 Andrew, Hitler.

00:45:20.240 I'm just saying.

00:45:21.720 You did expose the

00:45:22.900 other people in the

00:45:24.220 Hitler family the other

00:45:25.620 day, which was

00:45:26.300 fascinating to hear about.

00:45:27.360 Exactly right.

00:45:28.060 All right.

00:45:28.480 So what are you whining

00:45:29.180 about with Cuomo?

00:45:30.720 So a lot of people have

00:45:31.460 been talking about the

00:45:32.120 sexual harassment part of

00:45:33.580 the Cuomo saga, which is

00:45:35.120 legitimate.

00:45:36.420 There's still a report

00:45:37.320 coming from the attorney

00:45:38.360 general of the state.

00:45:40.260 We don't know what's in

00:45:41.980 there yet.

00:45:42.700 Here's one thing I do know,

00:45:44.460 however, 100 percent other

00:45:45.920 than just Andrew Cuomo is

00:45:47.320 awful dot com.

00:45:49.200 We know that.

00:45:49.800 But we also know that

00:45:51.260 Andrew Cuomo doesn't care

00:45:52.940 what you think about him and

00:45:54.740 his sexual harassment

00:45:55.580 allegations.

00:45:56.240 Listen to this clip from

00:45:57.020 yesterday.

00:45:57.800 There is a legal definition

00:45:59.560 of harassment that is very

00:46:01.160 clear.

00:46:02.160 All I was saying is just

00:46:03.100 uncomfortable does not

00:46:05.440 mean sexual harassment.

00:46:09.740 You make me uncomfortable

00:46:11.460 by some of the questions

00:46:12.860 you ask me.

00:46:14.140 That is not sexual harassment.

00:46:16.100 There are other elements

00:46:17.120 that also have to be added.

00:46:19.480 Intimate has a number of

00:46:21.740 manifestations.

00:46:24.320 I think we have an

00:46:25.580 intimate relationship.

00:46:26.680 Don't you think that?

00:46:27.660 Oh, my gosh.

00:46:29.120 Not a sexual relationship.

00:46:31.600 No.

00:46:32.440 No.

00:46:33.480 No.

00:46:33.620 Oh, you know why that's

00:46:38.960 so funny?

00:46:40.100 That is so funny because

00:46:41.820 he's making light of the

00:46:44.080 women he's been groping,

00:46:45.760 you know, by saying that.

00:46:47.080 And it's so funny.

00:46:49.200 It's hilarious.

00:46:50.200 Once you know the context

00:46:51.560 that he's been accused,

00:46:53.480 you know, of intimate

00:46:55.660 relationships, it's hysterical.

00:46:59.380 No, he is just he's a ham.

00:47:01.440 He's a ham, isn't he?

00:47:02.440 Yeah, he is.

00:47:03.100 Now, despite all of his

00:47:04.620 handsy escapades that he's

00:47:06.480 been participating in,

00:47:07.480 I happen to be one of the

00:47:09.480 people who think the

00:47:10.440 larger issue is the

00:47:12.820 thousands of old people

00:47:14.400 he murdered.

00:47:15.720 Oh, my gosh.

00:47:16.700 You just go on.

00:47:18.340 You go on and on.

00:47:20.020 We got it.

00:47:20.660 He killed old people.

00:47:22.080 Move on.

00:47:22.960 Now, for months, as you know,

00:47:25.280 Glenn, the numbers of victims

00:47:28.120 of Cuomo's policies were both

00:47:30.980 known to him and hidden by him.

00:47:34.780 By him.

00:47:35.260 By him.

00:47:35.840 Yes.

00:47:36.200 Now, the same could be said

00:47:37.600 about his compensation for his

00:47:39.440 viscerally repulsive book,

00:47:43.080 which I love.

00:47:44.300 The working title was

00:47:45.860 How to Enrich Yourself by

00:47:47.760 Murdering Grandparents.

00:47:49.260 I hate to.

00:47:51.400 It was one of.

00:47:52.340 Yes.

00:47:52.920 That was the one of the

00:47:54.120 times.

00:47:54.360 Right.

00:47:54.620 It could have been kicked

00:47:55.720 around.

00:47:56.260 It was actually called

00:47:57.260 American Crisis, which is the

00:47:59.300 title of the book and also what

00:48:00.680 he unleashed on America over the

00:48:02.720 past year.

00:48:03.280 So before we got the truth

00:48:06.280 about what his compensation

00:48:07.700 was, he decided to, of

00:48:12.780 course, make a few little

00:48:14.720 announcements.

00:48:15.340 Glenn, he used a bit of

00:48:18.300 distraction.

00:48:19.860 Let me quote hours before the

00:48:22.380 release of the figures.

00:48:23.600 Mr. Cuomo made a series of

00:48:25.280 major pandemic related

00:48:26.740 announcements, including the

00:48:28.660 end of most mask mandates in

00:48:30.960 the state for vaccinated New

00:48:32.800 Yorkers, the loosening of

00:48:34.440 capacity restrictions on

00:48:35.900 businesses and the return of

00:48:38.040 the New York City Marathon and

00:48:40.500 the Tribeca Film Festival.

00:48:43.440 Is that it?

00:48:44.640 That's all.

00:48:45.100 That's fantastic.

00:48:45.880 Wow.

00:48:46.100 Wow.

00:48:46.500 What an amazing timing.

00:48:47.980 I guess the science just

00:48:48.780 supported that change in

00:48:49.780 policy a few hours before his

00:48:51.160 announcement.

00:48:51.880 That's what happened.

00:48:53.060 You know, it's a coincidence.

00:48:54.440 Things like that happen.

00:48:55.580 Yeah.

00:48:55.800 He was just following the

00:48:56.880 science and the science said

00:48:58.040 that this science should be

00:48:59.300 announced as a distraction

00:49:00.920 before an embarrassing admission.

00:49:02.800 That's what the science said.

00:49:04.400 What was the announcement that

00:49:06.220 was so embarrassing that Stu

00:49:08.240 was trying to say he was

00:49:09.200 hiding that he for his horrible

00:49:11.920 scam of of a book, he just,

00:49:14.580 you know, received five point one

00:49:18.620 two million dollars in advance

00:49:21.960 of five point one two million

00:49:24.400 dollars.

00:49:25.440 And, you know, I mean, he got

00:49:28.760 that for what?

00:49:29.440 Nothing doing nothing.

00:49:30.500 I don't think that's fair.

00:49:32.220 His book was much worse than

00:49:33.820 nothing.

00:49:34.900 Look, if he was, if he had only

00:49:37.300 done nothing, nothing, that

00:49:39.900 what an amazing thing that would

00:49:41.520 be for the state of New York.

00:49:42.520 If he had done nothing, nursing

00:49:43.940 homes would have just said, well,

00:49:44.940 of course, we're not going to take

00:49:46.320 covid positive patients into our

00:49:48.760 nursing homes.

00:49:50.100 Right.

00:49:50.580 The most vulnerable all around.

00:49:52.560 So nothing would have saved lives

00:49:56.240 is what you're saying.

00:49:57.240 Nothing would have been much

00:49:58.440 better than Cuomo.

00:49:59.600 Literally having no governor at

00:50:02.140 all would have been far superior

00:50:04.840 from someone who seemed intent of

00:50:07.580 wiping everyone over 65 years old

00:50:10.160 off the planet.

00:50:11.160 But five point one, two million

00:50:14.000 dollars.

00:50:15.260 Now, you may not be in the

00:50:17.620 business of ending lives of

00:50:19.440 innocent people for profit.

00:50:20.640 So you may you may not realize

00:50:24.220 how much money this is for a book

00:50:28.460 deal.

00:50:29.020 Yeah.

00:50:29.240 I mean, it's a lot.

00:50:30.280 We know a lot about the book

00:50:31.400 industry.

00:50:32.540 Almost no one.

00:50:34.140 No one makes the kind of cash we're

00:50:35.980 talking about, you know, now in

00:50:37.660 twenty twenty one.

00:50:38.420 This is from the New York Times.

00:50:40.540 According to the publishing world,

00:50:42.340 the revelation of Mr.

00:50:43.400 Cuomo's payment elicited shock.

00:50:46.780 The amount appeared to be a

00:50:48.180 staggering sum to pay to a

00:50:50.840 politician who already had a

00:50:52.820 meager sales record for his

00:50:54.820 previous book, a memoir that just

00:50:57.460 sold a few thousand print copies.

00:50:59.600 Remember, we're talking about five

00:51:00.940 point one two million dollars.

00:51:03.380 And I will say this.

00:51:04.760 Even if you take away one point one

00:51:07.020 two million dollars from the

00:51:08.220 total, it's still completely

00:51:10.100 insane.

00:51:10.560 And we know that for sure, because

00:51:13.040 it was initially reported that

00:51:14.720 Cuomo earned four million dollars

00:51:16.820 for the book.

00:51:17.860 Right.

00:51:18.280 In fact, let me let me quote here

00:51:19.960 how the left wing magazine, the

00:51:21.400 New Republic, covered it.

00:51:23.660 Why would anyone pay Andrew Cuomo

00:51:25.960 four million dollars for a book?

00:51:28.480 The good news is they didn't.

00:51:30.720 They didn't.

00:51:31.840 They didn't.

00:51:32.480 And remember, that's an incredible

00:51:34.520 amount for any author.

00:51:35.740 But Cuomo is quite possibly the

00:51:38.620 worst single author in the

00:51:41.460 history of words.

00:51:43.820 That quote.

00:51:44.980 That is Andrew Cuomo.

00:51:47.360 Quoting seven years ago on the

00:51:50.040 eve of being elected to a second

00:51:51.660 term as governor of New York,

00:51:54.340 Andrew Cuomo completed a rite of

00:51:56.400 passage familiar to all

00:51:57.680 presidential aspirants.

00:51:59.000 He published a memoir.

00:52:00.680 All things are possible.

00:52:03.360 It's overlong at more than five

00:52:06.200 hundred and fifty pages, cliche

00:52:08.700 ridden and hopelessly dull, which

00:52:12.080 is to say a standard issue

00:52:13.720 political tome.

00:52:15.500 Cuomo was paid more than seven

00:52:17.400 hundred thousand dollars in

00:52:18.820 advance by HarperCollins.

00:52:20.460 The book had an announced initial

00:52:23.180 run of two hundred thousand.

00:52:25.300 But five months after it was

00:52:28.040 published, it had sold just

00:52:29.960 three thousand copies in hardcover

00:52:32.560 and thirteen audio books.

00:52:35.640 I love it.

00:52:36.160 Even even by the dismal standards

00:52:39.220 of the subgenre of books by

00:52:41.920 politicians.

00:52:42.840 This was a flop based on a

00:52:45.700 conservative estimate of the

00:52:47.500 governor's advance.

00:52:48.400 Cuomo earned about two hundred

00:52:50.100 dollars for every hardcover sold.

00:52:53.640 Two hundred dollars a book.

00:52:54.960 That was.

00:52:56.220 Yeah.

00:52:56.660 Yeah.

00:52:56.940 And and thirteen audio books.

00:52:58.960 Yeah.

00:52:59.280 Don't forget those thirteen audio

00:53:00.520 books.

00:53:00.700 That's total.

00:53:01.820 Not thirteen thousand audio books.

00:53:04.500 I'm legitimately telling you it

00:53:07.040 was like one, two, three, four,

00:53:10.660 five, six, seven, eight, nine,

00:53:14.000 ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen.

00:53:17.920 That's how many times people

00:53:19.580 clicked by.

00:53:20.360 I just gave you the entire

00:53:22.200 history of the book.

00:53:24.960 They had to pay Cuomo two hundred

00:53:28.600 dollars per book.

00:53:30.300 I mean, it's hard to overstate

00:53:31.980 how much of a catastrophe that is

00:53:34.040 in every single way.

00:53:34.840 It's a business catastrophe.

00:53:35.460 Yes.

00:53:35.840 Yes.

00:53:36.480 So.

00:53:36.840 when that happens to you, I'm just

00:53:40.700 saying, yeah, you wouldn't ever

00:53:43.960 write another book ever again.

00:53:47.760 Sheer just out of shame.

00:53:51.520 Right.

00:53:53.200 Really guilty feelings on.

00:53:56.100 Gee, I just took seven hundred

00:53:57.260 thousand dollars from these people

00:53:58.720 and thirteen audio books were

00:54:01.840 downloaded.

00:54:02.360 I feel kind of bad.

00:54:04.040 Yeah.

00:54:04.560 And so how did this new book

00:54:06.600 work out for the company?

00:54:07.740 Hmm.

00:54:08.180 I wonder.

00:54:08.720 May I quote again?

00:54:09.780 Ah, there's no question that

00:54:11.980 they lost their shirts and that

00:54:14.000 Cuomo was the beneficiary of what

00:54:16.580 only can be characterized as a bad

00:54:19.120 commercial decision.

00:54:20.500 Ah, you think this is the founder

00:54:23.540 and chief executive of Ideological,

00:54:26.820 a publishing consultancy?

00:54:28.460 Hmm.

00:54:29.520 A bad commercial decision is quite

00:54:31.460 a way to put it.

00:54:33.120 It's a little bit of an

00:54:34.840 understatement.

00:54:35.580 It's basically like calling the

00:54:37.000 importation of, I don't know,

00:54:38.620 COVID positive patients into

00:54:40.060 nursing homes, a bad management

00:54:42.420 decision.

00:54:43.840 Yes, it's true.

00:54:45.140 It is true.

00:54:46.020 But a little bit of an

00:54:46.960 understatement.

00:54:48.100 Quote, the more successful than

00:54:51.140 its predecessor, you know, the

00:54:52.880 one that sold 13 copies in

00:54:54.480 audiobook.

00:54:54.800 It is sold 45,000 copies.

00:54:59.580 It, too, is a disaster from a

00:55:01.800 sales standpoint.

00:55:03.060 And that was before Cuomo was

00:55:04.780 hit with a cascade of scandals.

00:55:07.540 Its publisher, Crown, stopped

00:55:09.240 promoting it earlier this year.

00:55:11.680 American Crisis even plays a

00:55:13.600 supporting role in one of those

00:55:15.200 scandals.

00:55:15.840 While Cuomo and his aides were

00:55:17.700 working or were at work on the

00:55:19.940 book, they were simultaneously

00:55:21.420 working to undercount nursing home

00:55:23.800 deaths early in the pandemic,

00:55:25.780 according to the New York Times.

00:55:27.540 And that's an important point.

00:55:28.320 It's not just that the book was a

00:55:29.820 catastrophe sales-wise, which it

00:55:31.580 was, and it's not just that it was

00:55:33.480 a failure, which it certainly was.

00:55:35.540 It's that the book itself was a big

00:55:37.740 part of the problem.

00:55:39.780 Quote, last summer, top aides to

00:55:41.700 Mr. Cuomo gathered at the

00:55:43.000 governor's mansion with editors to

00:55:45.040 read from the manuscript, a

00:55:47.200 memoir of the pandemic's first

00:55:48.780 months.

00:55:49.860 The aides who had been directly

00:55:51.620 involved in the pandemic response

00:55:53.520 took turns reading passages and

00:55:56.260 commenting on facts in the work

00:55:58.340 like that didn't happen.

00:56:00.400 According to two people with

00:56:01.920 knowledge of the gathering, which

00:56:03.120 began on a Friday and stretched

00:56:04.760 into the weekend, the governor

00:56:06.440 also read aloud from the work.

00:56:09.040 So in the same place, the same

00:56:11.420 location, he was allegedly groping

00:56:13.620 women.

00:56:14.260 He was also forcing them to read his

00:56:17.320 book.

00:56:17.700 I don't know which is worse.

00:56:23.220 I can't compute.

00:56:26.520 Oh, my gosh.

00:56:30.040 The craziest part about all of this

00:56:31.700 is not that he may have forced his

00:56:34.360 staffers to help write the book, which

00:56:36.040 is against the law, or that he

00:56:38.040 completely failed.

00:56:38.980 I mean, he's Andrew Cuomo.

00:56:40.460 His life is filled with gigantic

00:56:42.740 failures.

00:56:43.440 Hey, I'm not a failure.

00:56:45.780 Have you seen my nipple rings?

00:56:48.180 But there's no way there is no way

00:56:51.580 this could have succeeded.

00:56:53.100 There was no path to success by

00:56:54.900 giving him this much money.

00:56:56.400 Industry figures have estimated that

00:56:57.740 the figure of assumed sales to

00:56:59.720 justify this contract would be in

00:57:02.340 the very high six figures and

00:57:04.100 possibly over a million.

00:57:05.820 An astonishing number, particularly

00:57:07.560 given the disruptions caused by

00:57:09.460 COVID-19.

00:57:10.160 It points to the kind of mania that

00:57:12.280 grips some publishing houses and

00:57:14.020 the bubbles that many executives

00:57:15.420 live in.

00:57:16.520 Cuomo's popularity among a certain

00:57:18.160 set was so profound that the idea

00:57:20.940 that American crisis could be the

00:57:23.320 kind of book that makes a publishing

00:57:25.020 house's year took hold.

00:57:27.680 So you can sit here and we can mock

00:57:29.160 him for saying he only sold 5% of

00:57:31.220 expectations, which is what he did.

00:57:33.220 But 50,000 books for Andrew Cuomo is

00:57:36.140 like a literal miracle.

00:57:38.500 That is incredible.

00:57:39.160 It is.

00:57:40.400 It really is.

00:57:41.820 I mean, he outperformed all

00:57:43.540 expectations by like 10 times and

00:57:46.660 still was only at 1 20th of breaking

00:57:49.580 even.

00:57:50.760 Okay.

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00:59:40.520 So this begs the question, why, doesn't it, Stu?

00:59:50.700 Yeah, why would you lie about all this?

00:59:52.680 Why would you hide the numbers?

00:59:54.060 Why would you have your staff cover them up?

00:59:57.080 Why would you interfere with scientific reports

00:59:59.680 that told the truth?

01:00:01.400 Why would you torture the families of all of

01:00:03.520 these people who died as a result of your

01:00:05.640 policies?

01:00:06.680 Why?

01:00:06.920 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:09.760 That is why.

01:00:11.100 That's the reason.

01:00:12.980 So why you would lie about this?

01:00:15.080 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:18.220 Why you would hide the numbers?

01:00:19.840 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:22.160 Why you would have your staff cover it up?

01:00:24.220 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:27.400 But why would you interfere with the

01:00:29.280 scientific report that told the truth?

01:00:31.480 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:33.920 Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

01:00:34.440 But you're torturing the families of all

01:00:36.840 these people who died as a result of your

01:00:38.560 policies.

01:00:39.340 Why?

01:00:39.980 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:42.960 That's why.

01:00:44.300 Andrew Cuomo lied to New York.

01:00:46.740 He lied to America.

01:00:48.040 He lied to every single person in America's

01:00:50.620 face every single day for months to protect

01:00:55.140 his 5.12 million dollars.

01:00:59.900 And Glenn, the media assisted him every step of

01:01:04.000 the way.

01:01:04.980 Every step of the way.

01:01:06.400 All in an attempt to save his precious 5.12

01:01:10.520 million dollars.

01:01:11.440 It's despicable.

01:01:12.900 It's despicable.

01:01:13.640 Did you see him on stage yesterday?

01:01:15.440 Play that clip again.

01:01:16.380 No.

01:01:16.660 Because this, I think you forget.

01:01:17.840 I can't say he's so cringy.

01:01:18.860 How good.

01:01:19.120 No.

01:01:19.640 No.

01:01:20.180 What?

01:01:21.100 Play that clip again, please.

01:01:24.600 I just, I, I can't hear it again.

01:01:27.100 It was good.

01:01:27.680 No, please don't.

01:01:28.780 No, you have to.

01:01:29.380 No, I beg of you.

01:01:30.900 I will pay you 5.12 million dollars.

01:01:33.800 That is very clear.

01:01:35.040 All I was saying is just uncomfortable does not mean

01:01:40.900 sexual harassment.

01:01:43.180 You make me uncomfortable by some of the questions

01:01:45.920 you ask me.

01:01:47.420 That is not sexual harassment.

01:01:49.160 There are other elements that also have to be added.

01:01:52.540 Intimate has a number of manifestations.

01:01:56.640 It's just, I think we have an intimate relationship.

01:01:59.760 Don't you think that?

01:02:01.480 Yeah.

01:02:02.020 Yeah.

01:02:02.480 Not a sexual relationship.

01:02:03.700 It's female.

01:02:04.520 No.

01:02:05.620 No.

01:02:06.040 That's sexual.

01:02:09.160 Made you uncomfortable with that question, didn't I?

01:02:11.400 Ah, you made another person feel uncomfortable.

01:02:13.760 Oh, that's great.

01:02:16.020 But that's uncomfortable is not sexual harassment.

01:02:19.480 I can't believe this guy is being allowed to define those terms.

01:02:24.800 I mean, nobody else has been allowed to.

01:02:28.480 You can't even defend yourself.

01:02:32.620 Incredible.

01:02:33.320 I mean, you can't even defend yourself.

01:02:34.800 You can't do anything when it comes to this.

01:02:36.600 God help you if you happen to be in college.

01:02:40.160 Yeah.

01:02:40.460 And you're accused of sexual.

01:02:42.300 You can say, wait, wait, wait.

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01:02:46.660 They won't even listen to you.

01:02:48.040 Right.

01:02:48.900 Doesn't matter.

01:02:49.660 Doesn't matter.

01:02:50.240 You're guilty.

01:02:50.580 This is the Glenn Beck Program.

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01:04:29.400 Oh, I have some, I have such good news.

01:04:33.220 Such good news.

01:04:34.960 You're going to love this.

01:04:36.060 You really are going to love this.

01:04:37.660 I've never heard of this group before.

01:04:39.760 Apparently, they've been around since 1929.

01:04:43.360 It's called the Consumers Research.

01:04:47.220 And again, I know nothing about this company or this 501c3.

01:04:52.720 I don't even know.

01:04:54.120 But I will soon.

01:04:55.880 I'd like to have them on the air.

01:04:58.320 They have decided to go after the woke companies.

01:05:03.220 All of these companies from Coca-Cola to Nike to American Airlines.

01:05:11.960 And I want to play three ads that they've just released that they need to go everywhere.

01:05:18.600 I'll tweet them out.

01:05:20.180 They've got to go everywhere.

01:05:21.560 Listen to this.

01:05:22.120 American Airlines rated the worst, losing the most bags, shrinking legroom during COVID.

01:05:27.940 American requires passengers to show ID to fly, but attacks Texas' popular voter ID law.

01:05:34.320 Why is CEO Doug Parker trying to appease the radical left?

01:05:38.000 To distract from billions of taxpayer bailouts, from his $10 million payday, from Americans' record layoffs.

01:05:45.560 Doug Parker, American Airlines.

01:05:48.400 Serve your customers, not woke politicians.

01:05:53.760 It's interesting.

01:05:55.380 It's like a political attack ad, but just aimed at a company.

01:06:00.160 So something I learned from Bill O'Reilly.

01:06:03.700 Bill said to me at one point, he said, look, you're going to get a lot of heat.

01:06:11.920 He said, so when you have a fight that you don't think you can win, let me in.

01:06:19.300 I'll do something.

01:06:22.060 And I said, well, what would you do?

01:06:23.840 And he said, oh, I'll talk directly to the CEO on TV.

01:06:28.980 And I said, and that helps.

01:06:32.520 And he said, CEOs do not like their name in the press.

01:06:39.460 They don't like it applied to controversy or anything about them.

01:06:45.700 They like it when their name is mentioned, you know, in newspaper articles about how great they are,

01:06:52.380 but not tied to any kind of scandal.

01:06:56.380 He said, they hate it.

01:06:58.980 Hate it.

01:07:00.320 This company is going and saying, gee, is it because they lost all this money and had to have a big bailout from the government?

01:07:08.260 Or is it because what was his name?

01:07:11.680 The CEO just got a nine million dollar salary.

01:07:18.400 They're not going to like that.

01:07:20.860 Let me play busted.

01:07:22.900 Number two.

01:07:23.940 Listen, Nike is constantly political.

01:07:26.900 Why?

01:07:27.600 Cover.

01:07:27.940 Congressional reports suspect Nike used forced labor in China.

01:07:32.140 Religious minorities were ripped from their families, sterilized, sold to factories.

01:07:36.680 Nike made shoes in those same areas.

01:07:38.960 Congress tried to ban Nike's labor practices.

01:07:41.580 Nike fought back with highly paid lobbyists.

01:07:44.300 Rather than hiring Americans, Nike chose China.

01:07:47.640 John Donahoe.

01:07:48.680 Nike.

01:07:49.380 Stop exploiting foreign labor.

01:07:51.400 Serve your customers.

01:07:52.820 Not woke politicians.

01:07:54.040 John Donahoe.

01:07:59.000 Love it.

01:08:00.020 And the last one on Coca-Cola.

01:08:02.120 Coca-Cola is getting political.

01:08:04.820 Attacking Georgia's popular voting law.

01:08:07.140 Why?

01:08:07.660 To distract.

01:08:08.740 From years of dismal sales.

01:08:10.600 Terrible 2020 results.

01:08:12.300 Reports suspecting they benefited from forced labor in China.

01:08:15.820 Coca-Cola products are poisoning America's youth.

01:08:18.200 And worsening the obesity epidemic.

01:08:20.520 So the company tried funding phony science to minimize the harms.

01:08:24.160 But they got busted.

01:08:25.440 James Quincy.

01:08:26.480 Coca-Cola.

01:08:27.480 Stop poisoning our children.

01:08:29.380 Serve your customers.

01:08:30.800 Not woke politicians.

01:08:31.980 Is that fantastic?

01:08:33.660 James Quincy.

01:08:34.980 James Quincy poisoning America's youth with the footnotes underneath it.

01:08:40.620 You have to watch these as TV commercials.

01:08:42.540 With the footnotes underneath it on why that's a true statement.

01:08:46.460 It's fantastic.

01:08:49.520 Fantastic.

01:08:50.880 Now, our job is you go to consumersresearch.org.

01:08:59.300 Consumersresearch.org.

01:09:00.720 Go there now and click on the Say No to Woke Companies.

01:09:07.300 And you'll find those three ads.

01:09:09.720 More are coming.

01:09:10.740 I can't wait to hear the one about baseball.

01:09:13.120 Major League Baseball.

01:09:15.800 And Babe Ruth.

01:09:17.460 Why are you fondling little children?

01:09:21.180 The Woke Companies campaign, Say No to Woke Companies, is at consumersresearch.org.

01:09:31.620 Get them and tweet them out one at a time.

01:09:34.740 Put them on your Facebook.

01:09:36.440 Put them everywhere.

01:09:39.000 America, you finally have somebody in your corner that is actually fighting for you.

01:09:44.660 I love this approach.

01:09:47.540 It's a really interesting approach.

01:09:48.960 I can't remember ever seeing anything like it.

01:09:52.880 You know, usually you don't hear attack ads against products and companies.

01:09:57.280 Big tobacco.

01:09:58.680 Were you old enough to remember the fight against big tobacco?

01:10:01.120 Oh, yeah.

01:10:01.740 Yeah.

01:10:02.060 Yeah.

01:10:02.260 Okay, so this is what they did to big tobacco.

01:10:05.260 Yeah, I guess.

01:10:06.200 I guess.

01:10:06.660 Yeah, that's that's a good.

01:10:07.760 Marlboro, man.

01:10:08.600 Why are you killing people?

01:10:11.040 Yeah, I guess they were just.

01:10:12.740 Yeah.

01:10:12.920 I don't know why I'm separating that.

01:10:14.260 But like, I think like, in a way, it's almost like a like Pepsi would run and should run our,

01:10:21.020 you know, commercials against Coke like this, like a competitor, right?

01:10:24.880 That is trying to say, like, look at all the bad things that are happening with this particular company, because while it's its motivation seems to be stop getting involved in woke politics, it's not necessarily about that, right?

01:10:37.300 Like, it's just profiling really bad things that have happened with the company.

01:10:41.020 Well, the company wants you to forget.

01:10:43.160 So the problem is, is that they know Pepsi is never going to do that because Pepsi doesn't want to get on the other side of the woke culture.

01:10:52.400 You know, they're probably most likely part of it.

01:10:55.080 Oh, sure.

01:10:55.800 But but also yesterday.

01:10:58.340 So New York, they pulled the mask band.

01:11:02.640 And so you don't you don't have to wear the masks anymore.

01:11:06.340 Let me see if I can find this.

01:11:08.060 Here it is.

01:11:08.400 New York City supermarket.

01:11:10.880 It's called Morton Williams supermarkets, and it's caught up in the conflicts on the masks.

01:11:18.000 Morton Williams customers are sharply divided over the grocery chain's decision.

01:11:23.380 Controversy kicked off Monday when the popular supermarket emailed customers about its decision to comply to comply with the new CDC coronavirus guidelines starting Wednesday, when New York State will drop the mask mandate.

01:11:41.220 The short email just explained the new policy and the Big Apple Grocer said we will not ask for proof of vaccination.

01:11:50.580 Well, that was stomping on a hornet's nest.

01:11:56.320 And the the chain put out another email just a few hours later.

01:12:03.600 We recently sent you an email explaining our policy regarding masks in doing so.

01:12:10.360 We knew that we were stepping into a hornet's nest and that many would feel that this is a premature decision better suited for a later day.

01:12:17.160 But we didn't know that we would be held hostage.

01:12:19.600 So help me.

01:12:20.480 I am now in front of this flag of the world culture, and I'm reading this statement.

01:12:26.760 We will put up signs encouraging customers and employees to continue wearing masks regardless of their vaccination status.

01:12:34.080 And and and please be respectful to those who do not feel comfortable.

01:12:39.880 Wait a minute.

01:12:41.820 Wait a minute.

01:12:42.700 They're now telling the mask, the non mask wearing population of New York that they have to be kind to the mask wearing people of New York who are not following the science.

01:13:01.160 Now, I have no problem.

01:13:02.780 You want to wear a mask for the rest of your life.

01:13:04.520 That's your choice.

01:13:05.260 I think you're missing out.

01:13:06.500 I think it's ridiculous.

01:13:08.700 But especially if you're ugly, it's OK.

01:13:10.660 Go ahead.

01:13:11.240 Continue to do it.

01:13:12.200 Like, I wish there was a mask for my entire body, but there's not yet.

01:13:17.740 That's clothing.

01:13:18.520 That's what clothing is.

01:13:20.600 Yes.

01:13:21.540 Yes.

01:13:21.940 You're right on that.

01:13:23.100 Unfortunately, it doesn't do enough for me anymore.

01:13:25.540 I need a moo moo.

01:13:26.900 Anyway, anyway, the you know, if you don't want to wear a mask, fine.

01:13:33.580 If you do want to wear a mask, fine.

01:13:36.320 If you want to get the vaccine, fine.

01:13:38.680 You don't want to get the vaccine.

01:13:39.860 Fine.

01:13:40.200 I don't really care.

01:13:42.200 We are on the mend.

01:13:44.180 The CDC, if you want to follow the science.

01:13:47.520 Then why aren't you following the science when the CDC scientists reluctantly finally come to the conclusion that you don't need to wear a mask?

01:14:00.040 You're fine.

01:14:00.740 Yeah.

01:14:01.060 Well, I and I think you hit on the most frustrating part about this, because, yes, it's really frustrating when they don't follow the science and all of that.

01:14:09.380 The excruciating part of this is is being berated for a year for not wearing a mask outside by the left killers.

01:14:20.860 And now the second the CDC admits what we've all known the entire time, that there's no outdoor transmission largely of this virus.

01:14:30.020 There have been zero documented cases outside of close conversation outdoors in the entire world since the beginning of the pandemic.

01:14:41.080 According to that number, let me just say you that that number is zero, zero.

01:14:47.300 So I want you to consider that.

01:14:48.860 Yeah, it is zero.

01:14:50.000 Right.

01:14:50.340 So zero is the number for an entire year.

01:14:53.040 And we've taken people screaming at us for following the science.

01:14:57.520 And now day one, after the CDC decides to admit what has been known about vaccinations for a very long time, that this is not something you need to worry about.

01:15:09.400 Then we're like they're like, oh, gosh, please don't criticize.

01:15:13.520 You guys aren't going to get upset about this, are you?

01:15:16.060 You guys aren't going to start criticizing people who make different choices than you.

01:15:20.220 Everyone has a right for their own decision making and risk assessment.

01:15:24.680 And you need to make sure you don't be mean to others.

01:15:28.300 You're telling us that after this year, you're coming to us with that nonsense after all of this?

01:15:35.280 After Rachel Maddow actually had the set.

01:15:40.300 She did, too.

01:15:41.640 She had the set to be able to go on television and say, you know, I'm going to have to rewire my whole thinking.

01:15:48.700 Because I have to stop seeing people not wearing a mask and think you're a danger.

01:15:54.380 You're going to kill somebody.

01:15:56.180 You're selfish.

01:15:57.780 You're a Republican denier.

01:16:00.500 What?

01:16:01.560 I mean, the problem is the problem is they have viewed America through this lens.

01:16:08.500 Their little mask is like a little armband saying what party they belong to, say a little little red armband.

01:16:20.920 And anybody who didn't wear a mask, that was like a Jewish star.

01:16:25.440 They could see who the enemy was.

01:16:28.880 And they liked those categories.

01:16:31.160 It's us versus them.

01:16:32.600 I don't like that.

01:16:34.820 I don't like that.

01:16:35.860 I never have liked that.

01:16:37.160 I wouldn't like it if it was reversed.

01:16:40.080 And, you know, they've been pushing it and pushing it and pushing it.

01:16:44.260 And now that the science agrees with those who didn't wear a mask or don't want to wear a mask anymore, now the science says, yep, you don't have to wear a mask.

01:16:56.420 They're going crazy and asking for mercy.

01:16:58.880 And yet they bashed this supermarket so badly for just complying with the law and science that they humbly withdrew and said, well, wait, wait, wait, wait.

01:17:13.040 We'll ask everybody.

01:17:14.180 We'll ask everybody if they'll still wear a mask.

01:17:16.940 That's insanity.

01:17:18.800 That is mob rule.

01:17:20.960 That's not America.

01:17:22.080 That's not science.

01:17:23.600 That's mob rule.

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01:20:41.480 Hello, America, and welcome to the program.

01:20:45.820 Okay, I got a couple of things I think we're going to give you some insight on this hour.

01:20:50.760 Three things, actually.

01:20:52.300 COVID, the vaccines and the masks.

01:20:54.600 Two, we're going to give you some perspective on what happened in Israel, what is happening in Israel, what the truth is behind that, and also a little on abortion and this case that is being taken up by the Supreme Court.

01:21:13.080 I heard a very positive and interesting theory.

01:21:16.520 It's just a theory, but it seemed to make sense to me last night when I was talking to a couple of friends about why would the Supreme Court take this decision up?

01:21:27.300 Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

01:21:28.940 I'll explain in 60 seconds.

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01:23:16.580 All right, so I want to bring in David Harsani, who is, I think, a brilliant, brilliant man.

01:23:23.380 I rue the day that we let him escape from our clutches.

01:23:28.160 David Harsani is now the senior writer at National Review and wrote a couple of articles that I want to talk to him about.

01:23:36.840 One is, let's start here with the abortion and the abortion bill that the Supreme Court just took up.

01:23:45.000 Hi, David.

01:23:45.440 How are you?

01:23:46.920 I'm well.

01:23:47.400 Thanks for having me.

01:23:48.680 Good, good.

01:23:49.620 I want to run this theory by you on why the Supreme Court took this particular case.

01:23:56.380 Because they've passed a lot of cases up, but they took this one up.

01:24:03.800 And the logic from my friends who watch the Supreme Court and know kind of these things said that they've been looking for the right case.

01:24:14.060 And they only took on one aspect of this, and that is the 15-month viability law.

01:24:24.580 Weeks, 15 weeks, of course.

01:24:26.020 Yeah, I'm sorry, 15 weeks viability clause.

01:24:29.700 And the reason why my friend tells me that this is happening is because this is the way to eventually dismantle all of it.

01:24:41.000 But you have to come in at something reasonable people can agree with.

01:24:46.820 Roe versus Wade is all about viability.

01:24:49.620 Well, babies are more viable, you know, that was 20 or 21 weeks.

01:24:54.780 Now they're viable at 15 weeks.

01:24:57.040 And so they're moving that to slowly make this their first pitch in with something scientific and not something that is religious or based on morals, per se.

01:25:12.260 Do you buy into that, David?

01:25:13.540 Yeah, I kind of do.

01:25:18.480 I mean, I don't know if, you know, the idea that they have some kind of political angle that they're looking at is something I wish that they wouldn't do, but maybe it's just the reality of the world, right?

01:25:28.100 So if that's the case, the viability aspect is a good one, because as a political matter, most Americans are not, if not totally against abortion, want restrictions after the first trimester.

01:25:41.120 So viability, which is always changing, which actually proves that the whole idea of viability is nonsense, actually.

01:25:46.940 Right.

01:25:48.160 Is a good issue to, you know, to tether to as you move forward.

01:25:53.760 Yeah.

01:25:54.340 And even if you don't change anything else, eventually we get down to the baby is viable at any time, you know, just because of science and the way it is, it's moving forward.

01:26:07.140 Let's talk a little bit about the unless you want you have something else you want to go into your article on abortion was great, by the way.

01:26:14.720 You want to touch on that?

01:26:16.160 Well, I appreciate that.

01:26:17.220 I just wanted to make the quick point that that the idea that, you know, you don't have technology to save someone doesn't mean that they're not alive.

01:26:24.800 In the 1700s, we couldn't save people from infection.

01:26:27.760 It didn't mean they weren't alive.

01:26:28.840 And I think that that's the argument.

01:26:30.420 That's a rational, non-religious argument to make to people.

01:26:33.380 It's a moral argument, but I think it's a strong one.

01:26:37.760 David, I miss your clear thinking.

01:26:40.120 Um, you are one of my favorite people and, and, uh, you are just a, uh, a passionate person without basing your arguments in, in passion.

01:26:50.860 Um, let's talk a little bit about the squad.

01:26:54.000 You just wrote an article for the national review.

01:26:55.980 The squad is rooting for Hamas.

01:26:58.140 David, I don't, I don't think even, even under Obama, I don't think it was this bad.

01:27:03.800 I don't think I have ever seen such clear cut good versus evil.

01:27:11.020 And we seem to always be picking the side of evil in the last few months.

01:27:15.960 Talk to me about Israel and Hamas.

01:27:18.840 Yeah.

01:27:19.380 I mean, listen, Israel is an imperfect plate democracy or, you know, a democratic nation, like many others, a liberal nation where there are courts of law and, and, uh, people are allowed to defend themselves and the nation is allowed to defend themselves.

01:27:31.080 So, you know, I have no problem with people who are critical of Israel, but when you take the side of Hamas, which is just, it's a death cult essentially that wants not only to kill Israeli civilians, they want their own civilians martyred in this cause.

01:27:44.420 I just, it escapes me how anyone, anyone with any kind of moral understanding of the world can, can make an equivalency between the two.

01:27:53.920 Israel is clearly defending itself on that.

01:27:56.440 Whether you believe Palestinians should have a state or not, this is not about that.

01:27:59.880 Hamas doesn't accept a two state solution.

01:28:02.740 It wants a one state solution.

01:28:04.900 And, uh, you know, every country, any country, our country, we would respond probably in, in a more, more aggressive way than, than even the Israelis are doing.

01:28:14.140 Now, people talk about civilian, civilian casualties.

01:28:16.920 If you think about what Hamas is doing, they're embedded within civilian populations.

01:28:21.100 Then you, do you realize that the amount of civilians who are unfortunately dying in this conflict is actually rather small compared to other ones.

01:28:28.660 So I just, it's hard for me to even understand this one.

01:28:31.720 Many, you know, most things on the left, I try to understand their point of view, but this Hamas boosterism within, you know, I don't understand it.

01:28:40.060 But I do think a lot of it has to do that with the fact that we're talking about Jews here.

01:28:44.200 And I can't be dissuaded of that by anyone.

01:28:47.020 So, um, that's how I see it.

01:28:49.880 Well, that was, um, I had, uh, Dershowitz on yesterday at talking about this and he said pretty much the same thing.

01:28:55.620 He said, look, you don't see the squad or anybody outraged by Tibet and what's happening in Tibet or, you know, what's happening with the Uyghurs.

01:29:06.580 They're just not there.

01:29:07.540 And he said, the reason is the only logical conclusion he can come to is because their enemy isn't Jews.

01:29:15.080 He said, if they were Jews, they'd probably care all of a sudden.

01:29:18.840 Right. And not just that they're Jews, maybe that they're Westerners, you know, in the sense of colonizing this area and people have a bad grasp of the history of this situation.

01:29:29.000 They always want to go back in time and restart history in 1948 or 1967 or even before.

01:29:34.260 And it's simply not how it works.

01:29:36.600 But, um, yeah, I agree with him.

01:29:38.780 I think this does have to do with Jews.

01:29:40.000 So when you see Rashida Tlaib, Nakba never ended, give the audience a definition of what Nakba is.

01:29:51.880 Well, you know, they were constantly talking about occupied territory.

01:29:54.980 But when you say Nakba, which means that I think it's translated as the catastrophe, you're talking about 1948.

01:30:00.820 You're talking about the very existence of the Jewish state.

01:30:04.220 For her, um, occupied territory is all territory, even towns that have Jewish names dating back to, you know, before Christ.

01:30:13.000 And that she believes that that all should belong to a new Palestinian state, which is, of course, never existed as an Arab country ever.

01:30:20.880 Um, so that's what she's talking about.

01:30:22.860 We're not actually talking about, you know, 1967 armistice lines.

01:30:26.820 We're talking about all of Israel.

01:30:28.180 Why are people, I mean, David, it seems so clear to me, um, you know, who the Nazis are, uh, especially in this.

01:30:40.680 I mean, they, they keep saying that the, the right is, uh, is all about white supremacy, et cetera, et cetera.

01:30:47.700 I'm not about white supremacy.

01:30:49.200 You're not about white supremacy.

01:30:50.960 I honestly don't know anybody who is.

01:30:53.540 I know they exist, but that is a very, very small number.

01:30:58.080 And they keep calling us Nazis because we believe in the constitution, which is not part of the Nazi philosophy.

01:31:07.040 However, these, uh, you know, the squad is saying things that the Nazis would agree with.

01:31:14.540 And many people, uh, on Twitter, you can still find their, their statements, glorifying the killings of, of Jews.

01:31:24.640 Is America, are we that detached from reality?

01:31:29.520 Does, does this continue down this road or do we wake up or not?

01:31:34.740 I'm asking, I guess.

01:31:37.120 Well, I'm sure you've seen, there are people who compare how progressive speak and how white supremacists speak.

01:31:43.700 And it's often quite similar in their outlook on the world.

01:31:46.140 It's identitarian.

01:31:47.320 It's about color.

01:31:48.480 It's, it, it, it, uh, takes away agency from people and just makes it all about the way they're born, which is the exact opposite of what, you know, Martin Luther King Jr.

01:31:57.620 was talking about, et cetera.

01:31:59.560 Um, so I think that, that in many ways they transpose that kind of thinking onto every situation.

01:32:06.100 So like Israel, it's about white people and brown people.

01:32:10.640 When in fact, hundreds of thousands of Israelis are refugees from Arab nations who never lived in the West, who look just like Arab people do.

01:32:19.720 And, uh, you know, but they can't understand that, that not everything is about race.

01:32:23.720 Because I don't know if we're ever going to wake up.

01:32:25.840 I am actually, I've always sort of thought that, you know, rhetoric about the end of the country, about the end of the constitution was overdone.

01:32:33.420 But now I don't think that anymore.

01:32:34.720 I think it's in real trouble because I don't think that the left progressive left at least believes in neutral principles that are in the constitution, free speech.

01:32:43.880 You know, individual rights of any kind.

01:32:46.480 So that's a huge problem.

01:32:47.960 And the younger you are, the less you believe in it.

01:32:50.300 And now that they run the schools and the colleges and the, you know, and the big business, I don't know how you turn it around anymore.

01:32:59.800 Well, that's, uh, that's more depressing than I used to make you, uh, when we would talk.

01:33:06.500 Uh, I remember times when I would tell you stuff and you'd be like, okay, I don't believe any of that.

01:33:13.120 And I don't want to believe any of that.

01:33:14.980 I'm there now, David.

01:33:16.180 You're right.

01:33:19.480 Um, how much of the responsibility of this?

01:33:22.840 And this is one hope that I have that Americans will wake up because they saw low gas prices, jobs being created, not phantom jobs, but jobs prices kept low, uh, and peace in the middle East and the right track with China and Russia.

01:33:41.460 And now all of it is coming undone all at once.

01:33:45.560 And my hope is that people will actually see, well, wait a minute.

01:33:51.820 Yeah, I didn't like the way he tweeted and I didn't like some of the things he did.

01:33:55.460 But compared to this, I want more of that and not this.

01:34:02.480 And I, I think there's, there's the possibility that they're exposing themselves because correct me if I'm wrong, Biden's policy, the reversal of the, the foreign policy that Trump had is the reason we have this happening, uh, over in Israel.

01:34:21.880 Now, agree or disagree?

01:34:24.600 I think part of it is, is definitely the reversal having to do with Iran, having to do with releasing funds to the Palestinian authority, having to do with the Palestinian authority, trying to create a problem, to push the Biden administration, to push Israel into some sort of deal, things like that.

01:34:41.980 Um, and I think there will be blowback in the larger sense to what's going on because if things turn poorly in the economy, people react that way and they have for a long time.

01:34:50.900 And in fact, even though Donald Trump lost, the Republicans actually did relatively well in that election as far as the house goes and things like that.

01:34:57.720 So, yeah, I think there'd be some reaction.

01:34:59.520 My problem with that is that that's, you know, economic and, and, and something I agree with.

01:35:04.620 I'm for capitalism and all of that.

01:35:06.860 However, there are underlying issues having to do with the constitution that I'm not sure people are really, uh, you know, grasping or, you know, my own kids go to school and the things they learn are really off to me, to say the least.

01:35:19.540 So I worry about that sort of thing.

01:35:21.680 Yeah.

01:35:22.800 Um, all right, David, we'll talk again.

01:35:24.940 Thank you so much for being on the program.

01:35:26.660 David Harsanyi, he is a senior writer, national review and author of Euro trash, which is coming out, I think in a couple of weeks.

01:35:35.240 Isn't it, isn't it, David?

01:35:36.800 In the fall.

01:35:37.480 No, it's coming out in the fall.

01:35:39.060 We'd, I'd love to have you back.

01:35:40.480 Make sure you come back, uh, for that at least, but we'll have you back before then.

01:35:44.660 I hope, um, David Harsanyi, thank you so much.

01:35:48.120 Thank you, Glenn.

01:35:49.540 Thank you.

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01:37:38.660 She is a columnist for the Wall Street Journal.

01:37:41.180 Yeah.

01:37:41.640 Kimberly Strassel.

01:37:42.540 And she is she's talking about what we're talking about tonight on television.

01:37:50.340 And that is the massive grab of property rights.

01:37:55.020 The United States government is is now talking about taking the patents of these vaccines.

01:38:04.740 It's much deeper than that.

01:38:07.320 And this has happened before.

01:38:09.400 Remember, Stu, we used to talk all the time about how stupid Hillary Clinton was for leading the campaign to get these vaccines taken by the government and take those patents so they could make them for everybody.

01:38:23.600 And then what happened?

01:38:25.480 Yeah.

01:38:25.780 I mean, they were there.

01:38:27.520 These companies decided they didn't want to make vaccines anymore because they couldn't.

01:38:33.340 It was just a nonstop punishment for them.

01:38:36.160 They couldn't make money off of them.

01:38:37.580 Whenever they worked well, the government stole their patents and and and abused them and made it impossible for that for them to operate.

01:38:45.880 They got out of the business.

01:38:47.500 Yeah.

01:38:48.200 And and what happened then when people needed vaccines?

01:38:52.180 They remember the uproar.

01:38:53.740 Yeah.

01:38:54.320 Nowhere to be found.

01:38:55.260 And the government asked the question, what are these companies thinking?

01:38:59.520 These companies are thinking you stole all of their proprietary information.

01:39:05.040 You just said you'll make them cheaper.

01:39:09.400 So you said you were going to do that.

01:39:12.120 And they decided, you know what?

01:39:13.360 You stole our information.

01:39:14.520 There's no money to be had here anymore.

01:39:16.900 The government says they're going to do it.

01:39:18.820 Go do it.

01:39:20.300 And they didn't.

01:39:21.440 And there's nobody to bitch to except to Hillary Clinton and the leftist who thought, you know, that really should not be private property.

01:39:31.220 That should be public property.

01:39:33.680 No, private property is important.

01:39:37.660 If you can't own your ideas, why have them?

01:39:42.680 Why develop them?

01:39:44.440 Why go through all of the times that nobody, you know, this RNA vaccine.

01:39:49.600 It started with a, I think, a black woman who had this idea back in the, I think, 80s.

01:39:56.820 No one would listen to her.

01:39:58.820 No one would listen to her.

01:40:00.540 And she went from company to company to company.

01:40:03.460 No one took her up on it.

01:40:05.180 Finally, one company.

01:40:07.720 And you're taking this now after she went through everything, after the company risked everything.

01:40:14.400 The other companies now that take it, they're risking.

01:40:17.340 There was no evidence that this worked.

01:40:19.620 They took all the risk.

01:40:21.300 And you're going to take the credit and the patent?

01:40:25.000 That's wrong.

01:40:26.080 Yeah, it really is an amazing story.

01:40:27.580 It's funny because a lot of people talk about this.

01:40:30.400 It's a brand new vaccine.

01:40:31.500 I mean, this technology has been in the works for 50 years almost now.

01:40:35.700 It was 40 years.

01:40:36.980 It was in the 80s.

01:40:37.720 You're right.

01:40:38.560 Yeah.

01:40:38.680 But she fought.

01:40:40.840 It was yet another story of one voice fighting and fighting and fighting for this technology that everybody said wasn't going to work for decades and decades until someone said, maybe that will work.

01:40:52.800 And now here we are.

01:40:54.500 And they're talking about not only the COVID thing, which at this point, we've talked about the pandemic basically being over because of these vaccines, among other things.

01:41:03.420 But in addition, they think that they may be around the corner from a cure to the common cold.

01:41:08.160 And all of these other types of longstanding illnesses because of this technology that this one woman said, no, this will work.

01:41:16.180 This will work.

01:41:16.700 Let's keep trying.

01:41:17.360 And fought for.

01:41:17.960 And fought for.

01:41:19.560 Government has no right to take private property.

01:41:22.400 No right to take it.

01:41:23.960 And that is part of our Constitution and our Declaration of Independence.

01:41:29.660 We'll own nothing and be happy.

01:41:31.760 I don't think so.

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01:43:18.860 The Great Reset of American Property.

01:43:21.620 Our property rights, through many, many things this government is doing, the property rights are going away.

01:43:31.160 Do you own what you own?

01:43:33.480 You know, the World Economic Forum says that by 2030 we'll own nothing and we'll all be happy about it.

01:43:41.260 Well, the problem is, is someone will own something.

01:43:44.980 We're just going to be renters.

01:43:47.480 We'll be serfs.

01:43:49.600 One of the things that makes America so different and really the head of innovation and industry has been for so long,

01:44:04.780 we have protected private property rights and now through taxation that could go as high as 65 percent,

01:44:16.380 the taxing the corporations and our Treasury Secretary is over in the EU trying to get all countries on board to have a minimum tax for all corporations.

01:44:28.160 That's crazy, crazy, taking away your right to move away from an oppressive tax where they are taking your profits.

01:44:38.440 But it's worse.

01:44:40.160 Right now, there is a concerted effort to take away the patent rights for this vaccine.

01:44:49.940 Now, this vaccine is more than just a vaccine.

01:44:53.640 It's an RNA technology that took 10 years to develop, and they were working on this vaccine for a long time.

01:45:05.480 It started in the 1980s, but now it has taken them 10 years.

01:45:11.680 I think it's Pfizer that was doing it, the RNA technology.

01:45:16.540 They took 10 years investing in this.

01:45:18.640 This is the first thing that has worked.

01:45:22.080 They've just mastered this and cracked this, and now they just make a profit on it, and now it's being taken away.

01:45:29.600 That's crazy.

01:45:30.560 That will stop everything.

01:45:34.080 So what's going to happen next?

01:45:37.180 Kimberly Strassel, she is the author of Resistance at All Costs, which I have not read yet, but I've read about it and read excerpts,

01:45:45.080 and it sounds fascinating.

01:45:46.580 Kimberly, I want to talk to you if we have time on that.

01:45:49.600 You're a Wall Street Journal editorial board member and a columnist for the Wall Street Journal.

01:45:55.280 Tell me about our property rights and our intellectual property rights going away.

01:46:00.520 Well, hi, Glenn.

01:46:01.540 It is great to be here, and I couldn't agree more with what you just said, that this is our protections of property rights are in our Constitution.

01:46:12.280 Remember that great line?

01:46:14.520 No private property will be taken for public use without just compensation.

01:46:18.920 And we apply that to intellectual property.

01:46:22.120 It is why we have had the miraculous drug makers that we have that have done so much for our health and for the well-being of not just American citizens,

01:46:32.480 but world citizens because of our innovation.

01:46:35.300 It was actually Moderna that spent 10 years working on this MRNA.

01:46:40.260 Moderna, that's right.

01:46:40.520 And as you mentioned, they only just turned their first profit.

01:46:45.480 It was a breakthrough technology that they managed to then almost just ingeniously in the space of a year turn into working vaccine,

01:46:54.240 which required, by the way, not just finishing the technology,

01:46:58.520 but standing up an entirely new production process to actually get it into arms.

01:47:04.080 And now we have the Biden administration saying they want to waive those intellectual property protections

01:47:10.080 and give away this American ingenuity to countries like China,

01:47:16.600 you know, the country that potentially gave us this virus in the first place.

01:47:22.340 And this has been a longtime goal of the left.

01:47:24.900 And the worrisome thing is that they make very clear that giving the vaccine away is just the first step.

01:47:32.480 What does that mean?

01:47:35.960 In terms of first steps.

01:47:37.700 So, you know, it was very revealing.

01:47:39.540 It was very revealing.

01:47:40.440 So remember, intellectual property protections, the entire regime is actually done by law and it's Congress's remit.

01:47:49.200 And if you go through history, there's been many, many major pieces of legislation that explains how long you get patents

01:47:56.460 and under what circumstances and when are things available to be made in a generic form, et cetera.

01:48:01.980 And the Elizabeth Warrens of the world know that they can't convince Congress to change that.

01:48:07.100 So their new strategy is to try to erode these property rights in trade negotiations or get the WTO to cancel them.

01:48:15.820 She was at a Senate finance hearing just last week and she said special protections for drug companies are an even bigger issue than COVID-19 alone.

01:48:26.760 She actually said that she suggested that the fact that drug companies are allowed to create technology

01:48:33.640 and then retain a right to profit from their innovation is a bigger problem than the pandemic we just dealt with.

01:48:42.500 This is just a it's delusional thinking.

01:48:47.400 It is a complete lack of understanding of human nature.

01:48:51.900 If you want cancer to be cured, then give people the incentive.

01:48:57.740 Do you know how much money people will make if they come up with a shot that stops cancer?

01:49:04.640 If you take away that incentive, why would they invest for decades of not being able to turn a profit just in the hopes of eventually getting there and being able to turn a profit?

01:49:19.320 Why would people do that?

01:49:20.660 It goes against human nature to take away the reward at the end.

01:49:24.760 Absolutely, and especially bear in mind, too, that for every one of these innovations that actually works, hundreds do not.

01:49:35.440 And so those one innovation that matters, it's all the more important that they retain that intellectual property right

01:49:42.240 and the ability to get a return on their investment because they're doing all kinds of research that this is the nature of science.

01:49:49.780 It just doesn't work out. And we're not just talking about the drug companies.

01:49:54.360 We're talking about the investors who need to put forward the capital to to fund that 10 years of research.

01:50:00.740 Who's going to do that if at the end of the day the government is going to steal?

01:50:05.300 Because, by the way, that is what we are talking about.

01:50:07.680 The government is going to steal all of your hard work and take it for themselves and give it to the rest of the world.

01:50:13.640 Well, it's easy who's going to invest in that, a public-private partnership with the federal government.

01:50:21.360 I don't know if you saw the speech that the president gave in front of Congress a couple of weeks ago.

01:50:27.020 But before that speech, he talked to the reporters, and it was reported verbatim by CNN and others,

01:50:34.920 that the president said, look, the big question of this century is whether a republic and a democracy like ours can even compete with countries like China or Russia.

01:50:48.800 They have a system over there that they partner with the corporations, if that's what you want to call it,

01:50:56.420 partner with the corporations, and they can get things done much faster.

01:51:00.900 They are on the road of China is the new model.

01:51:09.460 Yeah.

01:51:10.560 Do you agree with that?

01:51:12.740 Well, it's a completely fuzzy view of what actually happens.

01:51:20.180 What you're actually seeing in Russia and in China are the governments, in the case of China,

01:51:26.900 China, a communist government, in essence, commandeering and forcing business to do its will.

01:51:34.120 And they might be able to get some things done quickly.

01:51:36.900 But if you've seen some of the recent stories about, for instance, China's Sinovac vaccine,

01:51:42.740 it turns out that, you know, they were very quiet about their final trials.

01:51:47.280 And it's because it looks to be far less effective than China was promoting.

01:51:51.960 It was it was propaganda in terms of the claim that it was this extraordinary success.

01:51:58.080 Now, that's very different from what I actually thought was an incredibly amazing model that we saw in the United States,

01:52:04.560 in which at a time of emergency, the federal government here recognized that private ingenuity is always better than government.

01:52:13.220 And this was certainly the view under the last administration.

01:52:16.480 And they reached out and asked if they could have the help of the private sector.

01:52:21.340 And you saw this extraordinary American corporate community come together and offer drive through testing at CBS.

01:52:28.840 And you saw Abbott ramp up this amazing new testing regime in the space of weeks,

01:52:34.540 which, by the way, a good thing we had that private sector innovation,

01:52:37.940 because this was after the federal government had failed in its own first attempt to make it make a test to diagnose COVID.

01:52:45.500 So that's the kind of partnership that works where you acknowledge that the free market does things better than government coercion.

01:52:53.780 But but you, you know, as well as Biden's proposing, right?

01:52:58.000 And it's not the model that any of the Democrats wanted when Trump was in office.

01:53:01.980 I can't I can't count the number of times those Democratic politicians were saying,

01:53:07.340 you've got to just enforce this by by telling these companies this is what you're going to do.

01:53:15.760 And Trump kept saying over and over again, why would I do that?

01:53:19.380 I've just asked them and they're doing it. Why would I you know, why would I evoke some new executive order where I'm just I'm now the head of their company and I'm telling them what to do.

01:53:31.940 And they they were begging for him to do that.

01:53:36.320 And thank God he didn't. But that's where their mind is.

01:53:39.640 Yep. As soon as Biden came in, they made an enormous show the first month about how Biden was going to mobilize the Defense Production Act and boss all these companies around and tell them what to do.

01:53:50.660 They were already doing it and they're happy to do it.

01:53:53.520 I mean, we saw this beautiful thing.

01:53:56.380 I mean, people love to trash on corporate America.

01:53:58.700 But look at the number of companies that, you know, immediately offered compassionately the number of small businesses that continued to pay their employees even while they were seeing the bills pile up.

01:54:10.960 You know, American business men and women are the extraordinary backbone in this country.

01:54:17.760 And one last little point on this, you know, you also see Democrats saying, well, you know,

01:54:21.600 the federal government poured billions of dollars into Operation Warp Speed and therefore this ought to belong to the people.

01:54:29.600 Actually, this was the federal government recognizing that that cash infusion was going to speed things along and that it was going to be to the benefit of the American people.

01:54:40.180 That was the deal that was made, not some, you know, wink, nod.

01:54:44.200 And by the way, at the end of this, we'll just steal everything that you you put into it.

01:54:48.280 Kimberly Strassel, she is the author of the book Resistance at All Costs.

01:54:55.780 She also is with the Wall Street Journal as a columnist and she's on the she's a board member on the editorial board.

01:55:03.160 We thank you for being on.

01:55:04.640 I'd like to have you back real soon because I do want to go into resistance at all costs,

01:55:09.400 because I think your your point in this book is is a really important one that Americans really need to see and understand.

01:55:18.280 Uh, what the what the what is what is the effect of resistance at all costs?

01:55:25.700 Uh, so we'll have you back. Kimberly, thank you so much.

01:55:28.500 Thanks, Glenn.

01:55:29.860 You bet. Bye bye.

01:55:32.700 OK, let's see here. American financing.

01:55:35.660 Man, you know, the one thing the one thing that is amazing about our economy is the beating it has taken for almost 20 years now,

01:55:45.300 started with September 11th and just been beaten to death with sticks and it's still standing.

01:55:52.340 And it's it's hard to imagine our country falling or our dollar being not the world reserve currency or being into hyperinflation.

01:56:05.720 But now Bank of America says we are already seeing transitory hyperinflation.

01:56:11.660 So what are you doing to shore up financial distress?

01:56:15.880 What are you doing to protect your family?

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01:57:16.780 I love the comments on the Instagram post from last night.

01:57:20.740 I was waiting for my daughter after her show and she was she was, you know, in the theater still.

01:57:28.180 And I'm waiting for her so I can take her home.

01:57:31.980 And she's in there forever.

01:57:35.060 And so I took a video.

01:57:37.640 My wife took a video of me in the car singing.

01:57:44.380 It's all about the base.

01:57:47.080 And I think I did a very good job and I sent it to her.

01:57:50.980 And I said, when you if you make me wait any longer, I'm rolling the windows down of the car.

01:57:57.700 And when you come out, I'm going to dance.

01:58:00.620 And I showed her a little bit of that dance.

01:58:02.500 And it was amazing.

01:58:04.100 She came right out of the theater.

01:58:05.960 She wasn't happy for some reason, but she came right out of the theater.

01:58:10.500 And the you know, the great thing is, is I mean, the comments are some of my best memories with my dad is when he at the time was so embarrassing.

01:58:22.340 I love it because now I'm a dad and I'm embarrassing my kids.

01:58:28.180 You know, my husband can't wait to do stuff like this to our kids.

01:58:33.760 You know, why have kids if you can't embarrass them?

01:58:37.000 Right.

01:58:37.640 Right.

01:58:37.960 There's no other reason to have them.

01:58:39.460 Right.

01:58:40.260 Right.

01:58:40.960 Right.

01:58:41.860 Everything else is bad.

01:58:43.620 You know, your parents.

01:58:45.820 I didn't ever think I never everything else is bad.

01:58:49.700 Well, I never thought, you know, my parents were intentionally trying to embarrass me.

01:58:57.220 You know, I just thought they were embarrassing, but they might have been intentionally doing it.

01:59:01.840 I mean, because I find so much joy in it.

01:59:04.580 Maybe it's just me, but I mean, I think you can see in that Instagram post last night, I was fully 100 percent in.

01:59:15.280 Yeah.

01:59:15.500 Well, there was you were you.

01:59:17.500 You did not you did not go halfway on that one.

01:59:20.160 You went for it.

01:59:21.020 And, you know, they always say they say youth is wasted on youth.

01:59:24.000 And it's like, well, one of the things that causes that is that as you get older, you don't care what anyone thinks about you anymore.

01:59:31.520 Exactly.

01:59:32.100 It's such it's such a superpower.

01:59:34.580 It's so it is.

01:59:35.940 It is.

01:59:36.520 My wife said, I don't think you want to post that.

01:59:39.780 After she took the video, I said, oh, you should post that.

01:59:42.160 She said, I don't think you want to post that.

01:59:43.600 And I said, you think I care?

01:59:46.040 Of course I do.

01:59:47.500 Post away, baby.

01:59:51.240 We'll see you tonight.

01:59:52.180 Nine o'clock only on Blaze TV.

01:59:56.320 This is the Glenn Beck program.

The Glenn Beck Program - May 19, 2021

Obama Confirms UFOs ｜ Guests： David Harsanyi & Kimberley Strassel ｜ 5⧸19⧸21

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