The Glenn Beck Program - August 09, 2021


Obama’s Hypocrisy Extravaganza | Guests: Carol Roth & Jon Riches | 8⧸9⧸21


Episode Stats

Length

2 hours and 1 minute

Words per Minute

148.21776

Word Count

17,980

Sentence Count

1,482

Misogynist Sentences

46

Hate Speech Sentences

39


Summary

Glenn Beck talks about the Obamas 60th birthday party and how it cost him $12 million to make it. He also talks about how Obama got to where he is now. Glenn Beck is an American conservative commentator, radio host, and host of the Glenn Beck Show on Fox News Radio.


Transcript

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00:01:20.940 Well, hello, America.
00:01:26.040 It is Monday.
00:01:27.400 Oh, I am just trying to recover from the Obama birthday bash.
00:01:32.880 Oh, it was glorious.
00:01:38.320 Oh, my gosh.
00:01:39.860 I think I want to vomit.
00:01:41.060 We begin there in 60 seconds.
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00:03:25.140 What a scaled-down extravaganza that was.
00:03:29.440 You know, when you're just going to have a few close friends over and family to celebrate your 60th.
00:03:37.100 Well, it went all the way from 500 to 498.
00:03:41.000 Did it really?
00:03:41.880 They cut that deep to the bone.
00:03:43.460 Yeah.
00:03:44.180 Wow.
00:03:44.780 To the bone.
00:03:45.500 To the bone.
00:03:46.240 There's no way we can cut this any lower.
00:03:50.920 No way.
00:03:51.640 Let me just give you the, let me just, let me, let me just read the article about this.
00:03:57.280 Seen from the sky, the sprawling setup of Barack Obama's 60th birthday celebration, and on the ground, some of the creme de la creme of entertainment, sports, and political worlds are starting to arrive.
00:04:10.740 Now, I don't know if you saw the picture, but, you know, when I have a, when I have a small get-together, you know, I don't think I've, well, no, we had a, we had a Christmas party here where we had a little tent outside.
00:04:26.660 Do you remember that?
00:04:27.280 We had a little tent.
00:04:29.180 It was the size of my back porch, not bigger than my $12 million mansion, which, by the way, I would really like to know, how did he afford a $12 million mansion?
00:04:42.800 And the $8 million mansion he has in D.C.
00:04:45.620 Well, how does he do it?
00:04:47.080 I mean, really, he got into, remember, when he was running, he was just like us.
00:04:51.220 He had student loans.
00:04:52.760 They were barely making it.
00:04:54.320 And now he's got an $8 million home he lives in and a $12 million mansion, strangely, on an island.
00:05:01.620 Boy, I hope climate change doesn't come in the next four years or eight years or how many years away is it?
00:05:07.360 I just know it's going to be underwater soon.
00:05:09.720 Boy, that was a lousy investment.
00:05:11.680 Oh, well, I, if you see his $12 million estate, the tents dwarfed it for a little get together, you know, with canopies and catering stations that dwarf Obama's mansion.
00:05:26.520 The Daily Mail can reveal the true scale of the party that, according to the former president's spokesman, was scaled back from a 500-person extravaganza to a small affair, only for family and close friends.
00:05:38.900 The island's airport was above, with private jets and helicopters flying in ahead of the party.
00:05:45.860 No, they couldn't have been going to the party.
00:05:47.460 They're all, they're all greenies, right?
00:05:49.460 I mean, you don't want to put more air pollution out there.
00:05:52.980 I mean, what is the CO2 footprint of a private jet and helicopter?
00:05:58.560 Anyway, John Legend and Chrissy Teigen flew in around 3 p.m. on Friday, ex-NBA star Dwayne Wade and his wife, Gabrielle Union, and actor Don Cheadle were also spotted arriving on Martha's Vineyard.
00:06:14.200 They also learned that Jay-Z and Beyonce were already on the island, as is George Clooney, along with Oprah Winfrey, just some of the names believed to have made the final cut.
00:06:25.500 But, oh, man, we should have, I, wouldn't you love to have seen the tension going back and forth with the Obamas?
00:06:33.760 Who do we cut?
00:06:34.500 Who do we not cut to get those extra two space, those extra two space?
00:06:40.000 How many, what did it start at?
00:06:42.120 If it's, did it start at 500 or did it end at 500?
00:06:46.980 I think it started at 500.
00:06:48.380 Started at 500.
00:06:49.440 Yeah, yeah.
00:06:49.900 So what, who, I mean, what was cut?
00:06:52.600 Because it was a massive crowd.
00:06:55.500 Um, exclusive images, uh, show that the vast marquee being erected behind Obama's waterfront property as workmen busily put up the canvas and set up catering equipment as the clock to the big event ticked down.
00:07:09.580 A sprung dance floor.
00:07:11.440 Now, this was over their pool.
00:07:13.860 What do you suppose it takes to build a dance floor over a pool?
00:07:22.660 You know, just for OSHA regulations.
00:07:26.080 Um, it was, uh, laid next to the main house, leading onto a vast marquee inside long tables where guests will dine were visible along with shabby, chic dining chairs.
00:07:38.140 Uh, a large raised stage at the far end of the marquee showed speakers and technical equipment unpacked and ready.
00:07:45.560 Purple sweet peas and cream rhododendrons sat in pots and large circular light fixtures sat on tabletops.
00:07:52.360 A sperry tent had been erected behind the main marquee and behind that, the catering tents.
00:07:59.700 Oh, okay.
00:08:01.120 Uh, a staging tent with just uniforms for servers and staff could be seen on the other side of the house.
00:08:06.940 So they had a, they had a huge tent with just uniforms in it for the people serving the close number of friends.
00:08:14.980 Musician quest love of the roots is among the guests expected to attend and perform.
00:08:19.700 Um, and also, uh, they are providing a free meat menu for guests.
00:08:25.280 The menu is said to include spam wasabi made with plant-based faux beef and faux pork and just eats plant-based eggs.
00:08:35.140 Cheesesteak egg rolls made with impossible beef and cheese sauce from perfect day will be offered.
00:08:41.040 But for those wanting the real taste of what the vineyard can offer, they have learned now that they will be stations with oyster shuckers to provide the best of the Cape's fresh shellfish.
00:08:51.980 Notice they don't mention lobster is also, uh, one of, uh, you know, one of the main delicacies there on the island.
00:08:59.620 And preparations were scaled back for the birthday bash.
00:09:03.700 Um, uh, but the birthday boy was a drastic, uh, was forced to drastically cut the guest list, trimming it down to just family and close friends.
00:09:12.540 Thanks to the surge in COVID, uh, 19 Delta variant baloney.
00:09:18.020 No, they didn't have any baloney there.
00:09:20.000 No, I don't think they had any, no, but, uh, the president did go golfing.
00:09:24.720 Uh, it's the story was quick to point out.
00:09:27.940 He took to the greens on farm net club at the edges of the town of Oak bluffs.
00:09:33.080 The 60 year old joined the club, which boasts that it is fully organic with groundkeepers using no chemicals or pesticides.
00:09:40.020 The course also encourages caddies and not carts.
00:09:44.340 And the president and his three companions towed the line and walked the course.
00:09:49.480 Membership is $12,000 a year on top of a $350,000 initiative, uh, initiation fee and is currently full capacity.
00:10:01.700 What a, I mean, he's living your life.
00:10:04.660 Wow.
00:10:05.140 He cut a svelte and casual figure as he spent the afternoon with friends.
00:10:10.020 Then he rounded off his day with a trip to the family favorite, the barn, a bowling bistro and bar.
00:10:16.120 It appears to be boys only evening of bowling and food and music at the venue.
00:10:20.380 It had been closed for the entire day to allow security sweeps.
00:10:24.020 And the raining evening was peppered with many disappointed would be diners and bowlers who hadn't got the memo that they would be turned away.
00:10:32.520 Michelle and the girls were not with him.
00:10:34.000 It seemed to be a afternoon of golf and a boy's night out.
00:10:38.240 The muted thump of music and bowling balls could be heard along and through the night with Obama finally emerging shortly before 11 p.m.
00:10:47.360 News that the party had been scaled down has been met with mixed response in the island's string of small towns, including Oak Bluffs, Edgar Town and Tisbury.
00:10:55.820 One resident said, I know a lot of people were counting on the income from all these people flooding in and now they're disappointed.
00:11:05.300 But to be honest, the place is still busy and there's a lot of people who won't miss the traffic.
00:11:09.480 The streamlined gift guest list will be hosted to an event under the canopy carry catered by Nancy's in Oak Bluffs.
00:11:20.440 It's a takeout of the family eatery that provides seafood classics and frozen cocktails and whose menu is heavily influenced by Middle Eastern cuisine.
00:11:30.680 Guests at the 60th birthday can expect to enjoy all the fresh shellfish and seafood the vineyard can offer, as well as famous gyro plates, grape leaves and falafels.
00:11:43.720 On Tuesday, two women were walking their dog and they were haranguing gawkers who swiftly reported any unknown vehicles to the local police.
00:11:54.540 A spokesperson for the president, Miss Obama, issued a statement which read due to the new spread of the Delta variant over the past week, the president, Miss Obama, has decided to significantly scale back through the event.
00:12:06.360 The president is appreciative of others sending their birthday wishes from afar and looks forward to seeing people again.
00:12:15.120 Wow, that's amazing.
00:12:17.960 By the way, they did.
00:12:19.580 They wanted to make sure they were hitting all of it.
00:12:22.140 So they hired a coronavirus coordinator for the party that would make sure that they were covered on all of the CDC's latest guidance.
00:12:36.360 Sounds like a social justice party to me, doesn't it?
00:12:39.680 Oh, are you kidding me?
00:12:41.720 It's fantastic.
00:12:42.660 Yeah, sure, sure.
00:12:44.140 Few celebrities there, you know, Steven Spielberg, Tom Hanks, George Clooney, Jennifer Hudson.
00:12:49.820 But only the closest.
00:12:51.040 Only the closest friends.
00:12:51.940 And I want you to know they were all safe.
00:12:53.620 I mean, listen to the New York Times on CNN.
00:12:56.260 This is a New York Times reporter.
00:12:59.080 Annie Carney discussing the controversial birthday bash.
00:13:04.600 Other people said, you know, this is really being overblown.
00:13:09.500 They're following all the safety precautions.
00:13:12.040 People are going to sporting events that are bigger than this.
00:13:14.700 This is going to be safe.
00:13:16.080 This is a sophisticated vaccinated crowd.
00:13:18.360 And this is just about optics.
00:13:20.360 It's not about safety.
00:13:21.300 Ah, OK.
00:13:21.820 So it's a sophisticated crowd.
00:13:23.380 And, you know, Buffy never gets anything.
00:13:28.380 She was born with superhuman anti-vaccination and anti-COVID-19 antibodies.
00:13:39.640 She never gets sick.
00:13:41.400 Not on the island.
00:13:42.780 We don't allow COVID on the island, you know.
00:13:45.880 So, wait a minute.
00:13:46.940 They were testing everybody.
00:13:48.240 But I thought even though you had a vaccination, you still could carry it.
00:13:54.940 And even if you tested negative, you still could spread it.
00:14:01.320 So, why was everyone not wearing a mask?
00:14:06.260 Because they know it's bull crap.
00:14:09.220 That's why.
00:14:09.900 By the way, Nancy Pelosi, so brave, so brave, she, Sunday, couldn't attend the president's birthday bash.
00:14:23.520 It's not that she wasn't invited.
00:14:25.400 She said she had other parties to go to.
00:14:29.080 And notice it's not another party.
00:14:31.340 It was other parties.
00:14:33.160 So, on Saturday night, Nancy was just, oh, my gosh, making the rounds of the big parties she had to go to.
00:14:43.400 Oh, that's cute of her.
00:14:45.420 Cute of her.
00:14:48.200 There's a couple of people that spoke out this weekend about masks that I think you should hear.
00:14:55.900 And we go there in 60 seconds.
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00:16:11.020 May I play a little Busta Rhymes, who was on stage and said this.
00:16:30.980 Listen to this.
00:16:31.480 In the last 15 f***ing months, COVID can suck a s***.
00:16:40.460 We are outside.
00:16:42.500 All these little weird s***, government policies and mandates suck a s***.
00:16:49.580 I'm trying to take our civil liberties away.
00:16:53.460 Feels good to be back outside.
00:16:55.260 We outside for real.
00:16:56.660 We are back.
00:16:59.340 It's called the God-given right of freedom, right?
00:17:04.780 No human being is supposed to tell you you can't even breathe freely.
00:17:09.320 F*** your mask.
00:17:12.460 I'm not saying.
00:17:13.840 Some of y'all might feel differently.
00:17:15.720 But f*** your mask.
00:17:18.360 I can't rhyme to you with a mask on.
00:17:20.900 We can't eat food with a f***ing mask on.
00:17:24.320 We can't even see each other smile with a mask on.
00:17:27.480 Damn, no.
00:17:29.820 I come from a time where before I used to even want to holla at a chick.
00:17:33.640 I used to have to do s*** with my face to let her know that I'm into her.
00:17:41.120 All of that energy gets blocked when your mask is on.
00:17:44.960 Energy is important.
00:17:46.500 And we are all conductors of f***ing good energy.
00:17:49.180 We also got to be clear.
00:17:53.900 When a m***h is trying to give you bad energy.
00:17:56.980 You can tell from only the expression on their face.
00:18:00.740 I want to see your face.
00:18:02.500 F*** your mask.
00:18:03.600 Ha ha.
00:18:04.880 Hey, yo.
00:18:06.740 I'm sorry I got a little political s***.
00:18:09.640 I miss my people.
00:18:10.960 We got to talk.
00:18:12.200 We can party, but we got to talk.
00:18:14.960 We got to communicate.
00:18:16.120 Hey, we got to establish new understandings.
00:18:19.200 F*** that.
00:18:20.160 I ain't going through that f*** again.
00:18:22.120 And make sure y'all prepare too.
00:18:24.000 If anything came out of this f***ing thing was a lot of learning.
00:18:28.340 I don't learn so much f***ing this little time off.
00:18:32.900 Thank you for the one thing that came good out of this f***ing shutdown.
00:18:36.780 I have become more empowered.
00:18:38.760 Yeah.
00:18:39.000 And this energy right here is un-f***ing winnable.
00:18:45.220 They can't f***ing put a phone together like that.
00:18:46.940 That is Mr. Rimes, who we have invited on this program.
00:18:53.220 I don't think he's going to be taking me up, but I would love to talk to him about that little rant.
00:18:58.220 He said the best thing that came out of COVID was a lot of learning.
00:19:02.000 And the way he said it, and because he's not wearing a mask, and I can see the full face expression, I think he was saying we learned a lot about the federal government and a lot about what people will do.
00:19:15.220 Somebody else spoke out against the passports this weekend.
00:19:20.100 It was Joe Rogan, who is on fire right now.
00:19:25.400 Listen to this.
00:19:25.980 Because when you give people freedom, you let people do whatever the f*** they want to do, they actually find ways to succeed and grow and thrive.
00:19:33.680 But as soon as you put the boots to them, as soon as you tell them, you have to do this or you can't do that.
00:19:38.780 You have to listen to me.
00:19:40.020 Now you have a mini dictator.
00:19:42.140 You have one step away from a king.
00:19:44.940 You have one step closer.
00:19:46.840 You're moving one step closer to dictatorship.
00:19:49.140 That's what the f*** is happening.
00:19:50.620 That's what's going to happen with a vaccine passport.
00:19:52.460 That's what's going to happen if they close borders.
00:19:55.300 You can't enter New York City unless you have your papers.
00:19:57.840 You can't go to here unless you have that.
00:19:59.700 You can't get on a plane unless you do what I say.
00:20:02.020 And people say, whoa, it's all about protecting people from the...
00:20:04.740 No, it's not.
00:20:05.320 It's not because we've shown this is a fact.
00:20:10.940 There's somebody else that spoke out, and I want to read this carefully and exactly.
00:20:17.680 He ran Paul posted to his Twitter account a video.
00:20:25.360 He said, it's time for us to resist.
00:20:28.560 They can't arrest all of us.
00:20:30.740 They can't keep all of your kids home from school.
00:20:33.400 They can't keep every government building closed, although I've got a long list of the ones that they might keep closed or might ought to keep closed.
00:20:40.920 We don't have to accept the mandates, the lockdowns, the harmful policies of the petty tyrants and bureaucrats.
00:20:49.360 We can simply say, no, not again.
00:20:52.840 Nancy Pelosi, you will not arrest or stop me or anyone on my staff from doing our jobs.
00:20:58.600 He said, Americans should not accept anti-science positions that may be championed by the Biden administration, promising that if President Joe Biden tries to shut down federal agencies,
00:21:28.600 he will stop every bill coming through the Senate with an amendment to cut their funding if they don't come to back to work in person.
00:21:38.180 There is a feeling of, as Busta Rhymes said, empowerment.
00:21:47.580 People are not going to take another round of lockdowns.
00:21:54.340 They're not.
00:21:55.660 And that's good news.
00:21:57.880 That's real good news.
00:22:00.440 However, you have a growing government and a growing police state.
00:22:06.520 And I want to I want to explain to you why no one is doing anything about the violence on the streets while they're building a police state.
00:22:16.940 Coming up.
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00:23:55.840 I want to talk to you a little bit about what's happening on our streets first in Minneapolis.
00:24:01.040 They are looked at all of the donations that are coming from, you know, local citizens.
00:24:10.340 To defund the police to support that movement.
00:24:13.280 And and most of the donations coming from out of state, which is weird.
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00:24:23.060 Who is funding all of this?
00:24:26.780 Where?
00:24:27.480 Why is move on dot org doing this?
00:24:30.860 And where do they get their money for this?
00:24:33.680 And what is their intent?
00:24:34.880 I want to show you something that just happened in Seattle.
00:24:41.480 This is this is a video of a of a kid.
00:24:48.780 Who goes by caliber visuals online.
00:24:51.760 Don't know his name.
00:24:52.800 He's a freelance photographer.
00:24:54.400 He's 22 years old.
00:24:56.100 He was in the Mount Baker section of Seattle.
00:25:00.400 Do we have the video here?
00:25:02.960 He is.
00:25:03.600 Watch this pad.
00:25:04.380 He's out on the street there.
00:25:06.300 He's walking and he sees another guy coming up to him and he stops.
00:25:12.100 And the guy, he puts his hand out.
00:25:14.460 They shake hands and then the guy won't let him loose.
00:25:18.480 And then he just starts, he puts him down on the ground, throws him down on the ground violently,
00:25:23.460 and then just starts kicking him in the head.
00:25:26.240 And I mean, full force stomping on his head and then kicking him until he's down.
00:25:33.140 Then he kicks him a second time and then, boom, one last time.
00:25:36.580 Kicks him unconscious.
00:25:37.540 Yeah.
00:25:38.100 The kid is still coughing up blood today.
00:25:42.780 He was, um, it was reported to police.
00:25:47.620 Somebody was watching this.
00:25:50.660 Hmm.
00:25:51.740 So disturbing.
00:25:54.820 But so far they don't, they haven't arrested anyone.
00:25:58.820 That is, that's what you have in Seattle now.
00:26:02.740 Let me show you a video from this weekend.
00:26:06.600 Uh, a video in Portland, uh, that happened as a group of people.
00:26:12.780 Christians were gathered to pray on the waterfront and Antifa showed up and they showed up dressed
00:26:22.660 in black, uh, and, uh, they were confronting the worshipers.
00:26:27.900 Do we have to have the video?
00:26:31.060 Now look how many are dressed in black.
00:26:32.900 I want to give peace to you in Jesus' name.
00:26:35.920 Knock him out.
00:26:39.660 Hey, come on now.
00:26:41.060 Get back, get back.
00:26:42.060 Look at this.
00:26:43.280 They're just asking for peace.
00:26:45.820 What?
00:26:46.760 What's that?
00:26:47.800 Come on.
00:26:49.100 We're good.
00:26:49.740 We're good.
00:26:50.200 We're good.
00:26:50.560 We're good.
00:26:52.560 So look at all of the Antifa people.
00:26:54.780 In the name of Jesus, amen.
00:26:59.080 So they, they threw a flash bomb into the group of kids who were out there.
00:27:06.880 Um, they started saying all sorts of things and following it in Jesus, in the name of Jesus,
00:27:12.740 because that's what the, the people were, uh, the Christians were saying.
00:27:17.480 Um, it is, it is really bad.
00:27:22.220 By the way, police were there.
00:27:24.860 They turned on the siren, but it had absolutely no impact on Antifa.
00:27:30.680 Why would it?
00:27:31.720 They're not afraid of the police.
00:27:33.300 They know they're not going to do anything.
00:27:34.360 And the police did nothing.
00:27:38.760 Uh, there was, uh, no response from the police, no arrests made.
00:27:44.980 Uh, and they said, the police said nobody reported any crime that we're aware of.
00:27:51.720 So what's happening to us?
00:27:54.500 What's happening to us?
00:27:56.460 Well, if you really want to know, there is, uh, a, a report out that I think everyone should
00:28:05.020 read and no one is reporting on it.
00:28:08.140 It is a report by the major cities chiefs association.
00:28:12.100 This is a network of police chiefs all over the United States.
00:28:18.780 And, uh, they surveyed all of the police chiefs for the nature of the 2020 riots.
00:28:27.380 Now, this has just come out so you can understand why nobody's talking about it.
00:28:32.120 And when I say just came out, it came out in October, but it absolutely takes apart everything,
00:28:40.640 the media, everything that, uh, the, uh, the clowns in Washington, DC are trying to perpetrate
00:28:49.720 and say that we are violent.
00:28:52.160 And that was the worst attack on, on America, you know, in our liberty since the civil war.
00:28:58.200 No, why won't they look into the other protests?
00:29:03.920 Well, we know why.
00:29:05.740 One reason is because they are helped fund it.
00:29:09.160 They helped enable it.
00:29:11.100 Uh, Kamala Harris put bail money up for all of these people.
00:29:15.920 Have you seen anybody on the right putting bail money up?
00:29:19.200 No, I haven't.
00:29:20.560 No, I am.
00:29:21.580 Kamala Harris did.
00:29:23.640 So what do you find?
00:29:27.820 Well, in this chiefs report, they found clear evidence of nationwide coordination for violent
00:29:34.640 protests.
00:29:36.160 I want to, in fact, I want to read right from the report on, uh, on what they found.
00:29:42.340 Cause it is, it's interesting about the weapons, about, uh, you know, what the percentages were
00:29:48.580 of violent and nonviolent, cause remember, that's what we're supposed to believe that this was
00:29:54.180 all really nonviolent, nonviolent.
00:29:58.720 Well, was it the weekend of May 29th to the following Monday, June 1st was by far the most
00:30:04.700 violent for any major city law enforcement agencies.
00:30:07.480 These events had thousands of people in attendance, including groups with suspected violent extremist
00:30:12.760 ideologies prepared and coordinated resistance was reported by some agencies and similar
00:30:20.600 tactics, such as the use of arson, looting, barricades, caravans, and specific types of
00:30:26.580 weapons were seen in major cities nationwide.
00:30:30.200 Protesters seem to coordinate their movements and actions on these days as if the, as, uh,
00:30:36.680 if the violence and tactics were pre-planned.
00:30:39.640 For example, across the U S major city law enforcement agencies reported peaceful protests
00:30:45.660 beginning in the early to late afternoon and violence beginning.
00:30:49.640 Once it became dark, the report confirms the presence of the far left violent extremists
00:30:56.240 and notes that 78% of surveyed, um, police agencies identified such actors among the protests.
00:31:05.440 51% of agencies also identified far right acts, uh, actors at some protests.
00:31:13.460 Unfortunately, the report offers no details that would let analysts examine how the authors
00:31:18.120 determined violent actors, ideological tendencies, no specifics are included in the report.
00:31:23.980 Uh, this is, uh, this is, this is incredible that this report is even out there that it clearly
00:31:36.540 shows, do you know how many people were arrested during those protests for felonies?
00:31:42.720 How many people were arrested for felonies?
00:31:45.880 Can you guess for felonies for felonies, none, 2735 total number of arrests that were for felony
00:32:01.620 charges?
00:32:03.340 Wow.
00:32:04.100 Uh huh.
00:32:04.720 Wow.
00:32:06.120 Total number of persons arrested 16,241.
00:32:10.880 How many have been arrested for Washington DC and they're not felony charges?
00:32:18.000 Only a couple are.
00:32:18.900 Almost all misdemeanors.
00:32:19.760 Yeah.
00:32:19.920 I think it's in the 400 range.
00:32:22.020 Yeah.
00:32:22.540 Yeah.
00:32:22.700 Most misdemeanors, some felonies, 2735.
00:32:29.940 The highest number of felony arrests for a single police, uh, troop in a single city was
00:32:37.000 639 people arrested for felonies.
00:32:41.620 Wow.
00:32:42.420 For felonies.
00:32:43.440 I didn't hear that.
00:32:45.020 No, I didn't either.
00:32:45.780 The, the agencies that found, uh, protesters with violent far left ideologies, 78%, 78%.
00:32:57.840 Uh, if you look at how many people encountered, how many agencies encountered people that were
00:33:04.720 not from the town.
00:33:08.260 So out of all the protests, how many, how many police officers said this group over here, they're
00:33:15.600 not even from around here.
00:33:16.740 They're bused in.
00:33:17.980 Oh, I bet a lot.
00:33:19.960 90%.
00:33:20.440 Yeah.
00:33:21.660 How many were paid to be there?
00:33:25.420 I'm going to say a lot again.
00:33:26.820 Um, 29%.
00:33:28.620 That's pretty good percentage.
00:33:30.260 Uh, who's paying?
00:33:31.980 Who's paying?
00:33:34.880 Yeah.
00:33:35.120 Cause we were told that was ridiculous.
00:33:37.200 Oh yeah.
00:33:37.500 No one was being paid.
00:33:39.120 Of course.
00:33:39.720 These are grassroots protests.
00:33:42.100 Mm hmm.
00:33:42.600 Are they, are they now?
00:33:44.380 Are they, um, if you want to look this up, I think it's really important.
00:33:48.900 The major cities, chief association, the intelligence commanders group.
00:33:54.240 Uh, and it is the report on the 2020 protests and civil unrest.
00:33:59.600 It is, it is amazing to read.
00:34:05.540 Amazing to read.
00:34:06.640 How many are peaceful?
00:34:09.080 How many are violent?
00:34:11.620 Mostly peaceful?
00:34:12.600 Nope.
00:34:13.740 No, not mostly peaceful.
00:34:15.620 Not mostly peaceful.
00:34:16.680 What kind of, uh, what kind of weapons did they have?
00:34:21.740 It's all in this report.
00:34:24.400 How many are belonging to some organization like an Antifa?
00:34:28.500 All of it is in this report.
00:34:31.140 Why is it?
00:34:32.240 The media is not interested.
00:34:33.700 More importantly, why is the federal government not interested in this at all?
00:34:41.420 But remember, we owe our lives to the policemen.
00:34:46.560 That's what Joe Biden said.
00:34:48.000 We owe everything to the policemen.
00:34:50.280 Then maybe we should read what the police are saying in their own reports.
00:34:55.640 Hmm.
00:34:56.000 I wonder why we're not.
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00:36:33.900 The Glenn Beck Program.
00:36:36.340 Welcome to the Glenn Beck Program.
00:36:39.460 Uh, today filling in for Stu is, uh, Mr. Pat Gray from Pat Gray Unleashed.
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00:36:46.480 Mm-hmm.
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00:36:51.160 Trying to keep that price down.
00:36:53.100 Um, did you read about this, uh, Formula One driver who seems to be, uh, defending pedophilia
00:37:01.480 and sexualization of children?
00:37:04.660 Uh, no, I don't.
00:37:06.000 I don't usually go to my, my Formula One drivers for that, but.
00:37:10.100 You don't?
00:37:10.460 No.
00:37:10.760 I don't usually either.
00:37:11.780 Yeah.
00:37:12.120 But, uh, I found this kind of fascinating because is there, is there nothing sacred
00:37:18.640 anymore?
00:37:19.180 Even our children can't be left alone.
00:37:21.780 No, there is nothing sacred.
00:37:23.200 Uh, the Hungarian parliament just passed a law that protects children from pedophilia
00:37:27.940 and sexualization.
00:37:28.960 And so this driver, Lewis Hamilton from, from Great Britain said, it is unacceptable, cowardly
00:37:36.640 and misguiding for those in power to suggest such a law.
00:37:41.360 Everyone deserves to have the freedom to be themselves, no matter who they love or how
00:37:46.640 they identify.
00:37:47.680 Oh my gosh.
00:37:48.440 Is that unbelievable?
00:37:49.380 I would, if I'm sponsoring his, uh, it'd be over.
00:37:52.280 I think I would be canceling that contract today.
00:37:55.080 No question about it.
00:37:56.400 He emphasized everybody has a right to be themselves, uh, and, uh, in comparison in the Hungarian
00:38:04.640 parliament, it was almost unanimous.
00:38:07.600 There was only one out of 199 that voted against this law.
00:38:11.260 They decided that not, no, not everyone has the right to love whoever they want.
00:38:15.560 If it's children, no, uh, that's going to be forbidden.
00:38:20.260 Uh, pedophiles are not going to be allowed to just love children in the way they want to.
00:38:26.400 Hmm.
00:38:27.180 Wow.
00:38:27.540 That's backwards.
00:38:28.840 You think, yeah, right, right, right.
00:38:31.420 Uh, we are losing every single taboo that we have in society.
00:38:38.520 There's, there's not going to be one thing.
00:38:40.580 We are.
00:38:41.400 You can oppose.
00:38:42.280 Worshiping Moloch.
00:38:44.140 Yeah.
00:38:44.880 We just don't know it, but that's what's happening.
00:38:47.480 You know, I wrote the book, I am Moloch, uh, as a novel years ago and you should read it
00:38:53.340 because it is what's happening.
00:38:56.340 We are, we are going into the bohemian grove, which is all of America, all of the world every
00:39:04.980 single day.
00:39:05.920 And we are unknowingly doing the same practices as, as Moloch required.
00:39:14.060 Yes.
00:39:14.580 We just don't go into groves to do it.
00:39:16.500 No, the grove is right here.
00:39:17.900 You can go on the internet or everywhere in society.
00:39:20.640 Everywhere.
00:39:21.060 Everywhere.
00:39:21.520 And it's, and it's phenomenal to see, um, and people wonder why people are, you know,
00:39:29.560 acting out and, and riding in the streets.
00:39:32.160 Cause that's part of it.
00:39:33.920 That's part of it.
00:39:35.380 I mean, we are, we are sowing really bad seeds and what we're going to reap are really bad things.
00:39:43.740 I, I am feeling, uh, more positive that there are more people standing up and speaking out,
00:39:52.080 but it's going to be a hard slog.
00:39:53.760 Now we've, we've missed the exits.
00:39:55.900 We're, we're on a new freeway entirely now and we're headed the wrong direction, but more
00:40:03.820 people are starting to stand up and, and speak out and not the people who have always been
00:40:11.780 on our side either.
00:40:12.840 Right.
00:40:13.280 People like Busta Rhymes.
00:40:14.700 You wouldn't expect that necessarily.
00:40:16.440 No, no.
00:40:18.300 Uh, wouldn't expect Bill Maher.
00:40:20.060 No.
00:40:20.480 Uh, to do it either.
00:40:21.500 He's been pretty strong lately.
00:40:22.600 Yeah.
00:40:23.740 You know, there are a few people that are calling it out and saying, uh, look, here's where we're
00:40:28.440 headed and it's no place good.
00:40:31.640 Back in just a second.
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00:41:54.540 Uh, next it is, uh, Carol Roth, the author of the war on small business.
00:42:00.100 You don't want to miss a second of this hour.
00:42:20.300 What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
00:42:30.100 This is the Glenn Beck program.
00:42:37.000 Hello, America.
00:42:38.140 Welcome to Monday.
00:42:39.240 Uh, I have never done this.
00:42:41.520 I don't think ever where I have spent an hour on a podcast and released it.
00:42:48.320 And then the following day had that guest on to do an hour with me on radio.
00:42:54.860 But I think this woman's voice has to be heard.
00:42:58.580 I think if you want to understand what's really coming your way, this woman is a former investment
00:43:05.860 baker.
00:43:06.380 She used to help small companies get big.
00:43:09.360 Now she is looking at the big companies going, Oh my gosh.
00:43:14.660 And she's very worried about the small companies.
00:43:18.360 You know, the moms and pops, the people like you.
00:43:21.000 This is the only person that I have heard that has, can speak with real authority that
00:43:26.980 understands fully what is coming our way and is actually concerned about the average person,
00:43:34.160 not about their stock portfolio.
00:43:37.340 You do not want to miss a word of my podcast with Carol Roth that came out on Saturday and
00:43:46.820 this hour to continue our conversation.
00:43:49.620 Carol Roth, the author of the war on small business in 60 seconds.
00:43:57.640 The Glenn Beck program.
00:43:59.760 So Terry lives right here in Texas.
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00:45:01.140 My surgeon told me last week, I've been having face surgery because of cancer on my face.
00:45:20.220 And he said to me last week, I think we're going to get to know each other quite well.
00:45:26.860 And he called over the weekend.
00:45:28.480 He said, I got to go back in.
00:45:30.280 I'm like, oh, you ready for another round?
00:45:32.240 Okay.
00:45:33.040 Bring it on, brother.
00:45:34.280 Let's see how your face looks after this round.
00:45:36.480 Um, but, uh, I feel the same way without the scalpel, the knife or the fight, uh, or the cancer about Carol Roth.
00:45:45.240 I think we're going to be seeing a lot of her and, uh, we will become close friends.
00:45:50.640 She is somebody who I absolutely believe gets it on what's coming our way and a voice that needs to be heard.
00:45:59.200 Her, her book is called the war on small business.
00:46:03.980 She's here with us now.
00:46:05.080 Carol, welcome.
00:46:07.140 Glenn, thanks so much for having me back.
00:46:09.660 And I feel exactly the same way.
00:46:11.820 And I promise, uh, I may bring a scalpel, but it's going to be a scalpel on what is going on in financial markets and with the government and decentralization.
00:46:21.640 I had two very powerful Washington DC people write to me this weekend and say, I've never heard of Carol Roth before.
00:46:29.100 She makes everything make sense.
00:46:32.060 So let's talk about, let's talk about, uh, what, you know, where do you want to start?
00:46:38.900 Well, let's just start with the overarching theme of what's been happening over the last call it 16 to 17 months, because we have seen the government use the excuse that one person's plight is going to justify disregarding the rights of others.
00:46:59.660 That's what they've been doing.
00:47:00.660 That's what they've been doing.
00:47:01.320 They have been picking winners and losers.
00:47:03.040 They've been deciding who is essential and who is quote unquote non-essential.
00:47:08.460 The most horrible thing a government entity could tell a person or a business.
00:47:13.420 And they've been doing this, not based on data or on science, but based on political clout and connections.
00:47:22.600 And that has enabled the biggest transfer of wealth that we have ever seen in all of history.
00:47:30.200 And it's been going from main street to wall street.
00:47:33.300 And the power has been consolidated from the little guys to the big guys in the club.
00:47:38.760 And I feel like that is the overarching.
00:47:40.580 So let's, let, let, let's break that down a little bit by picking winners and losers.
00:47:46.080 Um, they said, don't go to your ACE hardware store.
00:47:49.340 Don't go to the local hardware store.
00:47:51.040 Don't go to the, the local paint store, whatever.
00:47:54.000 You've got to go to home Depot.
00:47:56.720 You, you, they left these giants open while they closed all of the local businesses.
00:48:05.700 Absolutely.
00:48:06.400 They were the very first.
00:48:07.700 If you look at the very first mandates that came out in Ohio, led the charge on this and
00:48:13.220 a bunch of others followed suit.
00:48:14.820 They were all the small entities.
00:48:17.200 They were small retailers.
00:48:18.580 They were gyms.
00:48:19.820 They were restaurants.
00:48:21.040 And lo and behold, as you said, the big guys were able to be open.
00:48:25.460 The one that I found just so completely absurd was that you could get your dog's hair and
00:48:31.820 nails groomed, but you personally couldn't get your own hair and nails groomed.
00:48:37.000 And there was no data or science to say that that was okay.
00:48:41.940 And then they doubled down on it.
00:48:43.660 So it wasn't like they did this for the 15 days to slow the spread that we're now like
00:48:48.380 500 days into.
00:48:49.700 They continued to double down on that messaging.
00:48:53.800 And it got so absurd that at later in the year, as they started doing reopening, you
00:48:58.900 would have places like New York saying, oh, if you're a bar, you need to serve food.
00:49:03.940 But you know, if you have chips, that's not good enough.
00:49:07.340 You need to serve dip with it.
00:49:08.780 So like, what's the science behind the fact that the dip protects you from COVID?
00:49:13.480 So what is your theory on why they did this?
00:49:17.280 So this is all about decentralization versus centralized power.
00:49:24.980 If you think about the economy and you kind of divide it right down the middle, you have
00:49:30.180 half of the economy that is decentralized.
00:49:33.440 It looks a lot more like a free market.
00:49:35.380 This is the small business side.
00:49:37.640 And this before COVID was about 30.2 million small businesses that really exemplified the
00:49:45.220 free market.
00:49:46.280 The other half of the economy is in the hands of about 10 to 15,000 big businesses.
00:49:53.620 And this goes for GDP and jobs.
00:49:56.580 So if you are a politician who is trying to consolidate power, you're trying to get more
00:50:02.500 under your purview, you're trying to get lobbying dollars, you're trying to get more support maybe
00:50:08.220 for your own campaign, it's much easier for you to deal with 10 or 15,000 big companies than
00:50:16.920 it is to try to corral the 30.2 million small businesses.
00:50:20.920 So I think that that is the driver.
00:50:25.000 But whether you think it's nefarious, intentional, or incompetent, the fact of the matter is that
00:50:31.540 the big government has gotten so big and so out of control that the result would be the
00:50:36.260 same, whether or not the intention is that the small businesses are too small to matter
00:50:41.500 or too hard to control.
00:50:43.060 So what's interesting to me is in 2008, they said these banks are too big to fail, which
00:50:50.760 implied we should make sure we support the smaller banks to get these other banks to, A, pay
00:51:01.140 for their own mistakes and grow the banking sector, if you will, grow it out, not up, and it would
00:51:12.760 provide some stability.
00:51:14.160 But that's exactly the opposite of what they did.
00:51:17.680 And it seems like they're doing that again, this time with small businesses.
00:51:23.080 Yeah, I'm so glad you brought this up.
00:51:25.440 This is the perfect example.
00:51:28.020 So back in 2007, 2008, the banks took on too much risk, and that created these horrible consequences
00:51:36.380 for the economy, not just here in the U.S., but worldwide.
00:51:39.080 We all paid the price, but as you said, they were too big to fail.
00:51:43.900 So they got a taxpayer bailout.
00:51:46.280 The slap on the risk that they got was in the terms of legislation, Dodd-Frank, and they
00:51:53.820 said, ha-ha, we are going to rein in these big banks.
00:51:56.860 Even though they're too big to fail, we've got to make sure that we make room for the
00:52:00.240 little guy.
00:52:00.740 But the effect, the outgrowth of that legislation is it stopped the formation of small and community
00:52:07.720 banks.
00:52:08.440 It put a bunch of smaller players out of business, and it completely killed off small business
00:52:13.260 lending.
00:52:14.180 At the same time, the big businesses now had no competition.
00:52:17.900 They also had basically free money from the Fed being pumped into the system.
00:52:22.180 And so the big businesses got bigger, and big business lending went through the roof.
00:52:27.680 So what was meant to rein in, the big banks actually gave them free rein.
00:52:33.180 And now contrasting that to what's happened this time, small businesses didn't take on
00:52:38.400 too much risk.
00:52:39.240 It's not that they needed a quote-unquote bailout.
00:52:42.980 They were mandated shut.
00:52:45.040 So compensating them is basically eminent domain.
00:52:49.020 Their property was taken quote-unquote for the good of society under the Constitution.
00:52:54.800 And so that's not a bailout.
00:52:57.100 That's due compensation.
00:52:58.780 But they were told they were too small.
00:53:00.540 If they were told they were non-essential, too small to matter.
00:53:05.420 I've never been...
00:53:07.180 I'm not a lawsuit guy.
00:53:08.800 I hate lawsuits.
00:53:10.180 But if there is one case that the United States government should be sued and pay out,
00:53:18.600 unfortunately, it would be all of us at the bottom of the ladder that would be paying it.
00:53:23.520 So it would just end up hurting us.
00:53:25.560 But it is foreclosing all of these businesses.
00:53:30.340 You put all of these businesses out of business.
00:53:33.900 You had no right to do it.
00:53:36.080 They only did it under duress.
00:53:38.560 At first, they did it for the first 15 days.
00:53:40.940 Fine.
00:53:41.740 But once they started to say, we're not going to make it, they would try to open up.
00:53:46.940 They couldn't.
00:53:47.500 They went out of business.
00:53:48.600 Whose fault is it?
00:53:49.620 It's not theirs.
00:53:51.380 It's not their fault.
00:53:53.260 It is the federal government's fault.
00:53:56.260 Nobody's even really talking that way.
00:53:59.380 I know.
00:53:59.920 I mean, they're gaslighting us.
00:54:01.140 These are the two biggest myths that are out there right now is one that we had these full lockdowns
00:54:07.580 and we were all in this together.
00:54:09.080 We were not all in this together, as we talked about at the top of the hour.
00:54:14.120 The big companies were allowed to continue.
00:54:17.460 Wall Street was propped up.
00:54:19.300 If you had let Amazon get closed down, if you had had Walmart closed down, if you had your local liquor store closed down,
00:54:26.980 if you had let the stock market actually act like a market and react to what was happening,
00:54:33.960 this wouldn't have lasted maybe even two weeks, maybe three on the outside.
00:54:38.320 So we were not all in this together.
00:54:40.380 And then in terms of the compensation, people say, oh, well, they got PPP relief.
00:54:45.120 People don't understand that the amount of PPP relief was not only a fraction of the overall, like, $6.6 trillion that had been spent on relief,
00:54:58.080 but also a fraction of what was needed to shut these businesses down for months and months on end.
00:55:05.760 And the real tragedy of this entire thing, in addition to, obviously, the subjugation of the rights,
00:55:11.460 is that they wanted to do this right to begin with.
00:55:14.180 They could have done compensation right out of the box to small businesses, let people stay on the payrolls, stay employed.
00:55:23.520 It would have cost them about a trillion to a trillion and a half dollars, I project, based on the numbers.
00:55:28.700 And they could have bought themselves several months to figure out mitigation strategies.
00:55:33.840 But no, that's not what they did.
00:55:35.640 This was not something that they just gathered in the middle of the night and said, we've got to close everything down.
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00:57:46.460 So, Carol, how did all of this happen?
00:57:49.860 So, I always like to follow the markets as a signal.
00:57:54.480 And if you look at what happened at the beginning of 2020
00:57:57.820 and, you know, kind of January into the beginning of February,
00:58:01.740 you had the stock markets hitting all-time highs.
00:58:05.440 So, even though this virus was going on in China
00:58:09.360 and there was a little bit of spread,
00:58:11.480 you saw that the markets here in the U.S. said,
00:58:14.200 you know, we're not really that concerned about it.
00:58:16.400 At the very end of February, all of a sudden,
00:58:19.660 the market took a nosedive and just, you know, went off a cliff.
00:58:24.120 And so, you know, at the time,
00:58:27.200 we were trying to get our heads wrapped around it.
00:58:29.080 In retrospect, we found out through an article
00:58:32.800 that there was actually a leak,
00:58:34.760 that there was a think tank discussion
00:58:36.660 and members of the administration had basically said,
00:58:39.980 yeah, you know, things are starting to trend in this direction
00:58:42.900 in terms of what we're planning to do.
00:58:44.960 And so, the market got a whiff of this
00:58:46.900 and the insiders were able to sell off before Main Street,
00:58:49.740 of course, because that's, you know,
00:58:50.820 what always seems to happen in our quote-unquote free market.
00:58:54.240 And so, you had the Fed then come in
00:58:58.740 and say it was going to stabilize the market
00:59:01.200 and started providing support to the market
00:59:04.180 before anything else was done.
00:59:06.280 And I thought that that was fascinating.
00:59:07.900 The most important thing they felt
00:59:09.900 was to provide support to the market.
00:59:12.940 So, that kind of tells you all that you need to know.
00:59:15.060 And then the administration came out with this 15 days
00:59:19.240 to slow the spread plan,
00:59:21.360 which was absolute lunacy
00:59:23.140 because it gave the blueprint to all of these governors
00:59:26.100 to make these decisions.
00:59:28.700 And Ohio was really early on
00:59:31.120 and each governor thereafter kind of said,
00:59:34.200 well, this provides us cover to do the same thing.
00:59:37.100 And it started like with this slow power grab,
00:59:40.460 almost like testing the waters,
00:59:41.940 like can we really get away with this?
00:59:43.640 And then they just said,
00:59:45.380 oh, really, we can?
00:59:46.740 Okay, we're going to do more
00:59:47.720 and we're going to do more.
00:59:48.980 And that sort of ballooned up.
00:59:51.240 And then the government had an opportunity
00:59:53.520 at the federal level to throw a lifeline.
00:59:55.700 So, they were the ones that could have said,
00:59:57.420 well, if you're going to do this,
00:59:59.480 you know, we're going to backstop it
01:00:00.980 and make sure that it's constitutional
01:00:02.440 and make sure that we save the small guys
01:00:04.780 because that's what we're here to do.
01:00:06.360 And they just chose absolutely not to do that.
01:00:09.060 And anybody with half a brain cell
01:00:11.060 could have figured out what was going on.
01:00:13.640 I had raised the issue in March of 2020
01:00:16.700 before we even knew the numbers
01:00:18.260 because it was so transparent.
01:00:20.480 But the way they structured the program,
01:00:22.580 the first tranche of the PPP
01:00:24.120 didn't even make it to the tiny small businesses.
01:00:27.420 It went to Kanye West
01:00:28.820 and Tom Brady and Floyd Mayweather
01:00:30.800 because of the way the government structured it
01:00:33.900 to begin with.
01:00:34.940 So, it was this kind of, you know,
01:00:36.560 slow burn, could we get away with it?
01:00:38.540 And every time they got away with it,
01:00:40.660 you know, it's like this slow creep.
01:00:42.560 It's like this blob that spreads
01:00:44.380 and takes over everything.
01:00:46.160 How much of this is related to
01:00:48.660 the Great Reset?
01:00:53.600 Yeah, it's interesting.
01:00:55.060 So, there's this concept out there
01:00:56.760 from the World Economic Forum
01:00:58.400 and their projections for 2030,
01:01:00.880 so not that far in the future,
01:01:03.980 saying things like,
01:01:05.940 you will own nothing
01:01:06.940 and you will be happy,
01:01:08.760 which, as you know,
01:01:09.240 as somebody who's very focused
01:01:11.280 on property rights,
01:01:12.620 scares the bejesus out of me.
01:01:14.520 And we would only have renters.
01:01:17.720 And so, you know,
01:01:18.460 that kind of ties into
01:01:20.000 everything that's going on
01:01:21.540 with the CDC moratorium on evictions,
01:01:25.660 which, again, makes so much sense
01:01:27.620 that a health organization
01:01:30.300 would be setting economic policy
01:01:32.460 outside of Congress, right?
01:01:34.440 And that you've got
01:01:35.600 these small landlords
01:01:37.020 who are basically being thrown
01:01:39.580 to the side,
01:01:40.480 making it very difficult
01:01:41.600 for them to keep the places
01:01:44.940 or even want to keep the places
01:01:46.820 and keep renting,
01:01:47.720 knowing that the government
01:01:48.560 can interfere in this direction
01:01:50.420 at the same time
01:01:52.020 that you've got all of this money
01:01:53.540 going to big professional investors
01:01:56.520 who are coming in
01:01:57.640 and buying up housing.
01:01:59.380 So I don't know
01:02:00.580 if this is happening
01:02:02.980 at a global level
01:02:04.480 on a coordinated basis
01:02:05.820 or if they put this idea out there
01:02:07.920 and others acted upon it
01:02:10.580 here in the U.S.
01:02:11.440 or if it's just a coincidence
01:02:13.160 because at the end of the day,
01:02:15.200 big entities want to grab power
01:02:17.460 and that's human nature
01:02:18.940 and that's why we resist central plants.
01:02:21.100 I just want to go over
01:02:22.040 what you just said
01:02:22.940 because I don't think people
01:02:24.380 really understand.
01:02:25.300 Right now,
01:02:26.860 prices have gone up
01:02:28.060 through the roof,
01:02:28.980 25-26% for a new house
01:02:32.260 and that's not just because
01:02:34.720 all of a sudden
01:02:35.480 we're buying again.
01:02:36.920 It's because the Fed
01:02:38.920 is making money
01:02:40.560 so easy for big people to get
01:02:43.700 that these giant hedge funds
01:02:45.660 are taking the money
01:02:47.280 with no real risk
01:02:48.960 and they're buying up
01:02:50.100 entire neighborhoods.
01:02:52.460 Entire neighborhoods.
01:02:53.380 Yeah, there's actually
01:02:55.040 a great article
01:02:55.960 in the Wall Street Journal
01:02:57.260 that came out in April
01:02:58.800 talking about this
01:03:00.100 and I believe it was
01:03:01.840 a D.R. Horton neighborhood
01:03:04.180 that instead of selling them
01:03:07.100 to individual investors,
01:03:08.580 they sold the entire neighborhood
01:03:10.840 to a hedge fund
01:03:12.720 at twice the price
01:03:14.440 that they would have made
01:03:15.680 selling it to the individuals.
01:03:17.720 Why would they do that?
01:03:20.880 Why would they do that?
01:03:22.740 All right,
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01:03:24.760 Her name is Carol Roth.
01:03:27.340 She will join us
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01:06:04.120 Carol is joining
01:06:05.460 us now
01:06:06.460 and I wanted
01:06:07.840 to talk to you
01:06:08.500 about a little bit
01:06:10.020 more about
01:06:11.320 about the CDC,
01:06:12.420 but I want to
01:06:13.200 talk to you
01:06:13.640 in a different way.
01:06:15.180 The CDC,
01:06:16.160 everyone knows
01:06:16.840 this is blatantly
01:06:17.600 illegal.
01:06:18.260 The CDC
01:06:18.760 cannot make laws,
01:06:21.280 but this is,
01:06:22.480 I mean,
01:06:22.820 this is after,
01:06:23.640 you know,
01:06:24.580 FDR.
01:06:25.460 This is Woodrow Wilson.
01:06:27.280 This is everything
01:06:28.240 the progressives
01:06:29.000 have wanted
01:06:29.660 for a long time.
01:06:31.120 Take it out
01:06:31.780 of the hands
01:06:32.480 of Congress
01:06:33.360 and put it
01:06:34.440 into the hands
01:06:35.200 of the elites
01:06:37.780 and the scientists
01:06:39.240 and the experts.
01:06:41.320 But this is
01:06:42.040 not going
01:06:42.780 to stop.
01:06:43.820 The real
01:06:45.120 question is
01:06:46.300 if we're going
01:06:47.720 to allow this
01:06:48.460 to continue
01:06:49.280 and set
01:06:50.300 this precedence,
01:06:51.560 what laws
01:06:52.660 will the FCC
01:06:53.460 begin to write?
01:06:55.080 What laws
01:06:55.620 does the DHS
01:06:56.560 have in store?
01:07:00.100 The FDA,
01:07:01.300 the Department
01:07:01.720 of Education,
01:07:02.500 the Department
01:07:02.900 of Energy?
01:07:04.100 The precedent
01:07:04.660 is set.
01:07:05.640 They now
01:07:06.140 can write laws
01:07:07.160 themselves
01:07:07.820 without Congress.
01:07:09.940 How dangerous
01:07:10.680 is this?
01:07:11.320 Carol?
01:07:12.560 I mean,
01:07:13.180 there's nothing
01:07:13.880 more dangerous
01:07:14.680 than this.
01:07:15.740 And the fact
01:07:16.540 that Biden
01:07:18.120 himself said,
01:07:19.400 quote,
01:07:19.780 the bulk
01:07:20.320 of constitutional
01:07:21.420 scholarship
01:07:22.000 says that it's
01:07:22.860 not likely
01:07:23.620 to pass
01:07:24.360 constitutional
01:07:25.260 muster
01:07:26.020 from somebody
01:07:27.140 who pledged
01:07:28.020 in a firm
01:07:28.700 to protect
01:07:29.820 and uphold
01:07:30.760 the Constitution
01:07:31.720 is absolutely
01:07:33.780 mind-blowing.
01:07:34.960 and it is
01:07:36.600 blatant
01:07:37.380 tyranny.
01:07:38.420 And this
01:07:38.760 is all
01:07:39.380 part of
01:07:40.220 what can
01:07:40.780 we get
01:07:41.340 away with?
01:07:41.960 What rights
01:07:42.560 can we
01:07:43.120 subjugate
01:07:44.040 so that we
01:07:45.040 can put
01:07:45.520 more power
01:07:46.440 in the hands
01:07:47.360 of a few
01:07:48.140 people,
01:07:48.700 whether or not
01:07:49.600 they have
01:07:50.400 the authority,
01:07:51.520 the legal
01:07:52.060 authority to do
01:07:53.120 so,
01:07:53.860 and have
01:07:54.400 them make
01:07:54.980 decisions
01:07:55.620 with force,
01:07:57.120 with coercion,
01:07:58.140 with control,
01:07:59.460 with opacity
01:08:00.340 that basically
01:08:02.240 affect all of
01:08:03.120 our lives.
01:08:03.860 And this
01:08:04.400 moves us
01:08:05.280 away from
01:08:06.220 freedom,
01:08:07.040 whether it's
01:08:07.820 overall freedom,
01:08:08.900 economic freedom,
01:08:09.900 towards central
01:08:11.900 planning.
01:08:12.360 and this
01:08:13.360 is absolutely
01:08:14.600 frightening
01:08:15.280 and something
01:08:16.080 that everybody
01:08:16.760 should be
01:08:17.200 pushing back
01:08:17.780 on.
01:08:18.600 Fortunately,
01:08:19.500 we are
01:08:20.020 seeing lawsuits,
01:08:21.660 but even
01:08:22.840 though we
01:08:23.180 had them
01:08:23.660 previously,
01:08:24.600 and even
01:08:24.960 though the
01:08:25.440 Supreme Court
01:08:26.180 said,
01:08:26.640 yeah,
01:08:27.140 you shouldn't
01:08:28.160 be doing
01:08:28.500 this again,
01:08:29.500 they're still
01:08:30.380 testing the
01:08:31.200 waters.
01:08:31.640 We all
01:08:32.040 should be
01:08:32.340 standing up
01:08:33.000 and saying
01:08:33.380 absolutely
01:08:33.880 not.
01:08:34.420 Well,
01:08:34.740 they're doing
01:08:35.440 other things.
01:08:36.060 They're killing
01:08:36.800 the farmer
01:08:37.680 and the small
01:08:38.680 rancher.
01:08:39.140 They are just
01:08:39.860 killing them
01:08:41.020 right now.
01:08:41.560 I'm afraid,
01:08:43.060 you know,
01:08:43.460 I have a
01:08:43.860 farm.
01:08:44.380 I'm afraid
01:08:44.980 I'll lose
01:08:45.960 my land
01:08:46.960 because I
01:08:48.780 won't be able
01:08:49.300 to afford
01:08:50.000 the taxes
01:08:50.860 because of
01:08:51.660 Green New
01:08:52.240 Deal or
01:08:53.100 something like
01:08:54.120 that.
01:08:54.780 Am I going
01:08:55.340 to be able
01:08:56.480 to drive
01:08:57.400 my own
01:08:57.920 car?
01:08:58.440 They said
01:08:59.520 this was
01:08:59.940 not going
01:09:00.460 to happen,
01:09:01.560 but there
01:09:01.920 is in
01:09:03.420 the infrastructure
01:09:04.140 bill,
01:09:05.260 there is
01:09:05.640 now,
01:09:06.180 what is it,
01:09:07.000 miles traveled
01:09:08.920 or miles
01:09:10.940 per vehicle
01:09:11.620 traveled,
01:09:12.180 something like
01:09:12.600 that,
01:09:13.260 this new
01:09:14.080 tax where
01:09:15.200 they're going
01:09:15.600 to track
01:09:16.360 your mileage
01:09:17.420 and then
01:09:19.000 charge you
01:09:19.920 a tax for
01:09:20.900 the miles
01:09:21.680 that you're
01:09:22.220 doing.
01:09:23.760 They are
01:09:24.400 just,
01:09:24.840 they're closing
01:09:25.700 the doors
01:09:26.360 everywhere.
01:09:28.300 I'm afraid,
01:09:29.260 if I don't
01:09:29.820 have a green
01:09:30.740 house,
01:09:31.780 if my house
01:09:32.520 isn't weather
01:09:33.600 stripped the
01:09:34.320 way they want
01:09:35.260 it,
01:09:35.540 if it's not,
01:09:36.340 efficient enough
01:09:39.440 that they
01:09:40.240 will tax
01:09:40.760 me even
01:09:41.300 more or
01:09:42.320 force me
01:09:42.920 to do
01:09:43.220 that.
01:09:44.020 Is this
01:09:44.480 the kind
01:09:44.800 of stuff
01:09:45.100 that's
01:09:45.360 coming?
01:09:46.660 I think
01:09:47.560 it's already
01:09:48.060 here.
01:09:48.740 If you
01:09:49.060 think about
01:09:49.680 the fact
01:09:50.340 that we've
01:09:50.820 had members
01:09:52.140 of Congress
01:09:52.940 go out
01:09:53.580 and personally
01:09:54.520 attack
01:09:55.320 individuals,
01:09:56.460 whether or
01:09:57.180 not you
01:09:57.920 agree with
01:09:58.800 the big
01:09:59.300 guys and
01:09:59.980 think what
01:10:00.480 they're doing
01:10:00.860 are correct,
01:10:01.640 you shouldn't
01:10:02.040 be having
01:10:02.520 someone like
01:10:03.040 Elizabeth Warren
01:10:03.940 saying Jeff
01:10:04.600 Bezos,
01:10:05.320 we're coming
01:10:06.160 for you.
01:10:07.000 I mean,
01:10:07.120 that's frightening
01:10:07.780 just on
01:10:08.420 principle,
01:10:09.440 the government
01:10:10.000 singling out
01:10:11.060 individuals.
01:10:12.540 And we're
01:10:12.960 seeing them
01:10:14.360 interrupting
01:10:15.160 wealth creation
01:10:16.000 opportunities.
01:10:16.720 We're seeing
01:10:17.720 that lead to
01:10:18.840 disruptions in
01:10:20.000 economic freedom.
01:10:20.940 That then leads
01:10:22.440 to disruptions
01:10:23.440 in overall
01:10:24.320 freedom.
01:10:24.760 And if you
01:10:25.700 look at what
01:10:26.720 they're doing
01:10:27.220 in terms of
01:10:28.080 the laws,
01:10:29.260 the purview,
01:10:30.360 the amount
01:10:30.800 that they're
01:10:31.240 spending,
01:10:32.400 I mean,
01:10:32.660 this is looking
01:10:33.220 less and
01:10:34.040 less like
01:10:34.840 a free
01:10:35.620 market,
01:10:36.280 like a
01:10:36.580 free nation,
01:10:37.960 and much
01:10:38.440 more like
01:10:39.000 something that
01:10:39.900 I call it
01:10:41.040 central planning,
01:10:41.900 but socialist,
01:10:42.760 whatever word
01:10:43.280 you want to
01:10:43.740 use,
01:10:44.380 where you
01:10:44.900 have that
01:10:45.720 scary control,
01:10:46.820 which is
01:10:47.120 exactly what
01:10:48.180 the founders
01:10:48.760 did not want
01:10:49.580 for this
01:10:49.920 country.
01:10:50.960 Well,
01:10:51.080 it frightens
01:10:52.120 me when
01:10:52.540 they say
01:10:53.060 they need
01:10:53.540 to get a
01:10:53.880 hold of
01:10:54.360 those people
01:10:55.080 who are
01:10:56.620 not experts,
01:10:57.720 people like
01:10:58.220 me,
01:10:58.760 you know,
01:10:59.560 who are
01:10:59.800 spreading
01:11:00.100 disinformation.
01:11:01.100 No,
01:11:01.440 I'm not.
01:11:01.960 I just
01:11:02.460 disagree
01:11:02.860 with your
01:11:03.780 information
01:11:04.400 many times
01:11:05.100 or the
01:11:05.940 conclusions
01:11:06.440 that you
01:11:06.980 come to.
01:11:08.940 You know,
01:11:09.540 when they
01:11:09.720 want to
01:11:09.980 silence people
01:11:10.680 like that,
01:11:11.260 they're coming
01:11:11.720 again in the
01:11:12.480 infrastructure bill,
01:11:13.840 they're coming
01:11:14.180 after Bitcoin.
01:11:15.180 Why would
01:11:15.680 they come
01:11:15.960 after Bitcoin?
01:11:17.220 I mean,
01:11:17.900 they're coming
01:11:18.800 after Bitcoin
01:11:19.440 for the same
01:11:20.260 reason that
01:11:21.100 they come
01:11:21.680 after small
01:11:22.620 businesses,
01:11:23.120 because it
01:11:23.940 decentralization
01:11:25.260 threatens
01:11:26.540 central power
01:11:27.840 and control.
01:11:28.940 And that's
01:11:29.320 exactly why
01:11:30.320 people are
01:11:31.200 focused on
01:11:32.000 Bitcoin,
01:11:32.300 because they
01:11:32.980 see what
01:11:33.780 the government
01:11:34.280 and central
01:11:34.960 bankers have
01:11:35.640 been doing
01:11:36.160 to the
01:11:36.620 currency,
01:11:37.100 and they
01:11:38.220 want something
01:11:39.060 that's outside
01:11:39.820 of the scope
01:11:40.560 of politicians
01:11:41.460 and decentralized
01:11:42.160 that they believe
01:11:44.060 can't be
01:11:44.860 manipulated by
01:11:45.780 government
01:11:46.200 entities.
01:11:47.440 And that
01:11:47.880 is a threat
01:11:48.580 to the people
01:11:49.240 who control
01:11:49.960 the money
01:11:50.400 system,
01:11:50.760 because if
01:11:51.240 you control
01:11:51.820 the money,
01:11:52.740 you control
01:11:53.500 the power.
01:11:54.500 And they
01:11:55.060 don't want
01:11:55.620 to see
01:11:55.900 that happen.
01:11:57.120 Not only
01:11:57.940 that,
01:11:58.520 but they
01:11:59.020 want to
01:11:59.400 be the
01:11:59.700 ones to
01:12:00.240 have not
01:12:01.100 a cryptocurrency
01:12:01.980 that would
01:12:03.140 be on a
01:12:03.580 blockchain and
01:12:04.100 be transparent,
01:12:05.180 but a
01:12:05.640 digital currency,
01:12:07.340 something that
01:12:07.920 they control
01:12:08.560 digitally that's
01:12:09.520 very opaque,
01:12:10.520 where they
01:12:11.120 can make
01:12:11.580 the decisions
01:12:12.240 on whether
01:12:13.100 or not you
01:12:13.800 can access
01:12:14.440 that money.
01:12:15.580 This is all
01:12:16.440 about,
01:12:16.980 again,
01:12:17.300 control and
01:12:18.600 getting to,
01:12:19.500 you know,
01:12:19.720 are you a
01:12:20.200 good enough
01:12:20.580 person?
01:12:21.240 Can you be
01:12:21.720 deplatformed?
01:12:22.680 Can you have
01:12:23.280 access to your
01:12:24.340 money?
01:12:25.200 These are
01:12:25.840 the kinds
01:12:26.360 of things
01:12:26.920 that we
01:12:27.740 do not
01:12:28.420 want the
01:12:28.880 government
01:12:29.200 to control,
01:12:30.200 and that's
01:12:31.000 why they
01:12:31.460 see crypto
01:12:32.140 as a threat.
01:12:32.920 Because they
01:12:33.240 will say,
01:12:34.180 the way that
01:12:35.300 modern monetary
01:12:36.920 theory works
01:12:37.720 is if they
01:12:39.160 can control
01:12:39.840 the money,
01:12:40.680 then they
01:12:41.080 can control
01:12:41.660 inflation,
01:12:43.040 because they
01:12:43.900 can just
01:12:44.240 have people
01:12:44.740 not buy
01:12:45.360 any of that.
01:12:45.980 So your
01:12:46.220 dollar will
01:12:46.800 not allow
01:12:47.540 you to
01:12:47.860 buy that
01:12:48.260 on Amazon
01:12:48.740 or at
01:12:49.560 the store.
01:12:50.040 You can't
01:12:50.460 buy it
01:12:50.820 for a while
01:12:51.400 because there's
01:12:52.180 too high of
01:12:52.640 a demand
01:12:53.020 on it.
01:12:53.760 I mean,
01:12:54.100 that's
01:12:55.000 the
01:12:55.180 thinking,
01:12:56.080 if you
01:12:57.200 can call
01:12:57.580 it that,
01:12:58.080 behind the
01:12:59.080 inflation
01:12:59.840 ideas behind
01:13:01.720 modern monetary
01:13:02.460 theory,
01:13:02.980 which we are
01:13:03.600 absolutely doing
01:13:04.700 right now.
01:13:05.200 I was just
01:13:06.200 going to say
01:13:06.760 that.
01:13:07.060 I mean,
01:13:07.200 the worst
01:13:07.660 part about
01:13:08.800 modern monetary
01:13:09.800 theory is
01:13:10.860 that we
01:13:11.380 are enacting
01:13:12.260 it.
01:13:12.560 We are doing
01:13:13.100 what's called
01:13:13.580 monetizing our
01:13:15.020 debt,
01:13:15.500 which means
01:13:16.240 that the
01:13:16.640 government
01:13:17.000 can spend,
01:13:18.600 and then we
01:13:19.280 don't have to
01:13:19.820 go out and
01:13:20.240 find an
01:13:20.720 investor to
01:13:22.000 put up the
01:13:22.620 money for
01:13:23.060 that spending
01:13:23.740 that the
01:13:24.480 Federal Reserve
01:13:25.180 goes out and
01:13:26.280 buys that debt
01:13:27.100 and puts it
01:13:27.660 on its balance
01:13:28.420 sheet.
01:13:28.780 It's like,
01:13:29.120 you know,
01:13:29.380 robbing Peter
01:13:30.080 to pay Paul,
01:13:30.980 putting it from
01:13:31.400 one pocket
01:13:32.020 into the other,
01:13:33.400 and assuming
01:13:34.080 that that's not
01:13:35.000 going to have
01:13:35.780 any consequence.
01:13:37.320 And you don't
01:13:37.880 have to be an
01:13:38.600 economist to
01:13:39.560 know that
01:13:40.160 actions have
01:13:41.240 outcomes,
01:13:41.820 and it may
01:13:42.420 take a little
01:13:43.080 while for those
01:13:43.880 to work its way
01:13:44.620 through the system
01:13:45.300 because it's
01:13:46.180 very complex,
01:13:46.940 but there is
01:13:48.400 an outcome
01:13:49.060 that happens
01:13:49.920 when you do
01:13:50.780 that.
01:13:51.640 And unfortunately,
01:13:52.800 I think it's
01:13:53.380 part of the
01:13:53.920 reason why
01:13:55.000 the Federal
01:13:55.540 Reserve has
01:13:56.520 been keeping
01:13:57.520 these interest
01:13:58.900 rates artificially
01:13:59.900 low and
01:14:00.420 facilitating this
01:14:01.340 transfer of
01:14:02.000 wealth because
01:14:02.940 they know that
01:14:04.420 right now we're
01:14:05.160 headed towards
01:14:05.920 $30 trillion
01:14:06.920 in debt,
01:14:08.620 and that's
01:14:08.860 going to
01:14:09.040 continue to
01:14:09.560 grow.
01:14:10.100 We can barely
01:14:10.920 afford to
01:14:11.760 service the
01:14:12.320 interest on
01:14:13.020 the debt
01:14:13.460 now as is.
01:14:14.960 When interest
01:14:15.900 rates start
01:14:16.700 to rise,
01:14:17.580 that is going
01:14:18.180 to become
01:14:18.720 untenable,
01:14:19.920 and they
01:14:20.420 don't have a
01:14:21.140 plan for that
01:14:21.880 because there
01:14:22.440 isn't a really
01:14:23.120 good plan for
01:14:24.500 that, and so
01:14:25.480 they're trying to
01:14:26.040 figure out what
01:14:26.620 to do and
01:14:27.160 kicking that
01:14:27.620 can down the
01:14:28.140 road.
01:14:28.520 Isn't that
01:14:29.040 where the
01:14:29.840 digital dollar
01:14:30.680 comes in?
01:14:33.760 You know,
01:14:34.660 everything that
01:14:35.800 they're doing
01:14:36.260 right now is
01:14:37.300 based on smoke
01:14:38.140 and mirrors,
01:14:38.680 right?
01:14:38.860 When you print
01:14:39.620 money, they're
01:14:40.700 not actually
01:14:41.320 printing a dollar,
01:14:42.680 they're just
01:14:43.240 putting in a
01:14:44.220 digital account
01:14:45.220 entry.
01:14:45.760 it allows for
01:14:46.740 this manipulation.
01:14:48.400 Again, we've
01:14:49.040 talked about
01:14:49.660 if you and I
01:14:51.280 went in and
01:14:52.160 put money into
01:14:53.280 our account
01:14:53.740 digitally and
01:14:54.620 fudged our
01:14:55.180 accounts, it
01:14:55.780 would be
01:14:56.000 considered
01:14:56.360 counterfeiting,
01:14:57.560 but when the
01:14:58.100 Fed does it,
01:14:58.760 it's considered
01:14:59.460 monetary policy.
01:15:01.440 And yes, I
01:15:01.920 think that
01:15:02.540 anything, any
01:15:03.620 tools they
01:15:04.280 have to
01:15:04.900 continue to
01:15:05.680 fudge and
01:15:06.560 to prolong
01:15:07.420 whatever that
01:15:08.440 outcome is,
01:15:09.240 they're going
01:15:09.760 to use because
01:15:10.940 it's how they
01:15:11.700 keep the
01:15:12.040 power.
01:15:12.340 So, any
01:15:14.040 idea on what
01:15:15.340 the average
01:15:15.800 person can
01:15:16.600 do to
01:15:17.280 prepare for
01:15:18.200 this or
01:15:20.140 to fight
01:15:21.500 back?
01:15:23.640 You know, I
01:15:24.800 think this is
01:15:26.760 the $30
01:15:27.680 trillion question.
01:15:29.760 Certainly, you
01:15:31.260 know, in terms
01:15:32.000 of spending your
01:15:33.080 own dollars, you
01:15:34.220 know, I'm an
01:15:34.940 advocate of
01:15:35.720 keeping the
01:15:36.480 decentralization in
01:15:37.580 mind.
01:15:37.980 So, if you
01:15:38.380 have the
01:15:38.840 opportunity to
01:15:39.780 support small
01:15:40.720 businesses and
01:15:41.680 make sure that
01:15:42.340 they have as
01:15:43.120 much strength
01:15:43.780 as possible and
01:15:45.420 not just support
01:15:46.340 the big
01:15:46.760 companies, I
01:15:47.540 think that
01:15:48.020 helps to some
01:15:48.740 extent.
01:15:49.640 But some of
01:15:50.280 these are bigger
01:15:50.860 policy issues.
01:15:52.860 You know, most
01:15:53.400 people don't go
01:15:54.340 around calling
01:15:55.280 their representatives
01:15:56.680 and saying,
01:15:57.460 rain in the
01:15:57.920 Fed.
01:15:58.560 I think it's
01:15:59.160 time that we
01:16:00.640 educate people to
01:16:02.140 call representatives
01:16:03.100 and say, rain in
01:16:04.460 the Fed.
01:16:05.020 They're past their
01:16:05.860 mandate.
01:16:06.780 The fact that
01:16:07.220 they've got more
01:16:07.800 than $8 trillion
01:16:08.700 created out of
01:16:09.920 nowhere on their
01:16:10.640 balance sheet, and
01:16:11.460 that's coming at
01:16:12.220 the expense of
01:16:13.280 savers and
01:16:14.100 retirees and
01:16:15.220 small businesses
01:16:16.000 in Main
01:16:16.500 Street is
01:16:17.120 absolutely
01:16:17.660 disgusting.
01:16:18.560 We need more
01:16:18.960 people to stand
01:16:19.600 up on that.
01:16:20.740 And we need to
01:16:21.560 be supporting
01:16:22.380 people who are
01:16:23.400 really going to
01:16:24.560 start to focus
01:16:25.860 on ways to
01:16:26.880 pare back the
01:16:27.840 government.
01:16:28.420 Because a lot
01:16:28.940 of people on
01:16:30.140 one side of the
01:16:31.860 aisle have said,
01:16:32.880 oh, I'm a
01:16:33.360 fiscal conservative,
01:16:34.620 I'm for small
01:16:35.440 government, yet the
01:16:37.100 debt continues to
01:16:38.220 grow, the purview
01:16:39.200 of government
01:16:39.720 continues to
01:16:40.620 grow, that
01:16:42.000 strategy hasn't
01:16:43.160 worked.
01:16:43.700 We need to
01:16:44.620 get more people
01:16:45.700 in there that
01:16:46.820 are going to
01:16:47.300 pare this back.
01:16:49.220 And then, you
01:16:49.720 know, besides
01:16:50.340 that, then we're
01:16:51.260 getting into
01:16:51.820 crazy ideas,
01:16:54.120 like national
01:16:55.280 divorce and
01:16:56.120 whatnot, and I
01:16:58.500 don't know where
01:16:58.940 it goes from
01:16:59.440 there.
01:17:00.160 Carol Roth,
01:17:01.320 author of the
01:17:02.340 book, The War
01:17:03.280 on Small
01:17:03.940 Business, a
01:17:04.840 must-read, buy
01:17:06.260 it now wherever
01:17:07.180 you buy your
01:17:07.980 books, if you
01:17:09.040 can buy it at
01:17:09.720 a local
01:17:10.320 bookstore, that's
01:17:11.480 great, otherwise
01:17:12.180 available at
01:17:12.960 Amazon, The War
01:17:13.980 on Small
01:17:14.700 Business, Carol
01:17:16.180 Roth.
01:17:17.140 We'll talk
01:17:17.780 again, Carol,
01:17:18.380 thank you so
01:17:18.980 much.
01:17:19.860 Glenn, thanks so
01:17:20.520 much for the
01:17:21.020 platform and for
01:17:21.900 supporting small
01:17:22.800 businesses and the
01:17:23.800 little guy and
01:17:24.320 these ideas.
01:17:24.900 I truly, truly
01:17:25.760 appreciate it.
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01:19:01.640 All right.
01:19:02.600 You're going to
01:19:03.220 have to help me
01:19:03.760 out.
01:19:03.960 Now, I am a
01:19:04.580 doctor, right?
01:19:06.500 I'm a Kentucky
01:19:07.440 colonel, so I'm a
01:19:08.340 colonel.
01:19:09.340 Oh.
01:19:10.240 Yeah.
01:19:10.860 I'm a, well, we
01:19:11.980 both are reverence from
01:19:14.440 the Church of Universal
01:19:15.600 Life, Modesto,
01:19:16.640 California.
01:19:17.420 Right.
01:19:18.820 So, I've got a lot
01:19:20.520 of titles behind
01:19:21.440 me, okay?
01:19:22.740 And I can't figure
01:19:23.560 this one out, and
01:19:24.660 so I just need some
01:19:25.440 help.
01:19:26.380 Female prisoners
01:19:27.580 in the state of
01:19:30.340 California
01:19:31.200 apparently are
01:19:34.660 finding themselves
01:19:36.280 pregnant in the
01:19:38.460 central California
01:19:39.600 women's facility.
01:19:42.680 And we can't
01:19:46.460 figure out why.
01:19:47.860 Now, some
01:19:48.800 haters would say
01:19:49.700 because you just
01:19:50.960 put men into the
01:19:52.540 prison.
01:19:53.240 Oh, those people
01:19:54.020 are.
01:19:54.520 Oh, my gosh.
01:19:55.500 Such hate
01:19:56.260 mongers.
01:19:56.920 They monger in
01:19:58.760 hate.
01:19:59.260 And they mock
01:19:59.880 science.
01:20:00.420 They mock
01:20:00.880 science.
01:20:01.420 They do.
01:20:02.040 Because those are
01:20:03.320 women, okay?
01:20:05.240 Now.
01:20:06.060 They identify as
01:20:06.980 women.
01:20:07.460 Right.
01:20:08.180 And I don't, yeah,
01:20:08.900 because they're, well,
01:20:09.840 they're not women.
01:20:10.800 Well, they are
01:20:11.520 women, Pat.
01:20:12.400 Gosh, I was almost
01:20:13.220 falling into that
01:20:14.020 hate monger's trap.
01:20:14.900 Don't do that.
01:20:15.940 Even though they
01:20:16.720 still have male
01:20:17.940 parts.
01:20:18.520 They still have the
01:20:19.140 man unit.
01:20:19.740 Yeah, but they
01:20:20.400 don't.
01:20:20.680 But they're women.
01:20:21.500 Yeah, and they
01:20:21.980 don't identify with
01:20:22.960 that part.
01:20:24.240 So.
01:20:24.940 Well, I mean, they
01:20:25.640 probably identify.
01:20:26.440 Mind it for a night
01:20:27.140 or two.
01:20:27.600 Right, for a night,
01:20:28.280 you know, but it
01:20:28.860 was just.
01:20:29.420 So now the all
01:20:31.760 female prison is
01:20:33.660 having to pass
01:20:34.440 out condoms.
01:20:36.740 Now, I don't
01:20:37.760 know why you
01:20:39.080 would need a
01:20:39.640 condom.
01:20:40.380 Really strange.
01:20:41.340 For women on
01:20:42.320 women, you
01:20:43.980 know, sex.
01:20:45.940 Mm-hmm.
01:20:46.440 Mm-hmm.
01:20:47.040 Mm-hmm.
01:20:47.440 So it is
01:20:50.520 something that we
01:20:51.220 can't answer.
01:20:52.300 You know, science
01:20:53.560 doesn't have all of
01:20:54.940 the answers yet.
01:20:56.100 No, they don't.
01:20:56.640 And this is just
01:20:58.260 something that we
01:20:59.400 should look into.
01:21:00.560 Not too hard, but
01:21:02.320 we should look into.
01:21:03.180 We should just mark
01:21:04.160 as one of those
01:21:05.420 mysteries of the
01:21:06.780 universe.
01:21:07.880 Mm-hmm.
01:21:08.420 That when men
01:21:10.340 become women,
01:21:13.260 they apparently
01:21:14.660 can still
01:21:15.860 impregnate
01:21:16.980 another woman.
01:21:19.040 Even though
01:21:19.420 they're women.
01:21:20.080 Yeah.
01:21:20.540 As long as the
01:21:21.520 man unit is still
01:21:22.500 attached to their
01:21:24.440 body, they can
01:21:25.560 indeed.
01:21:25.960 Man, what?
01:21:27.180 It's weird.
01:21:27.520 I don't know how
01:21:27.960 that happens.
01:21:28.460 Maybe she was
01:21:29.140 trying to just
01:21:30.080 say, let me see
01:21:31.220 if I can help it
01:21:32.040 fall off.
01:21:33.140 Maybe that's what
01:21:33.840 was happening.
01:21:34.420 I don't know.
01:21:35.220 I don't.
01:21:35.520 Again, it's a
01:21:36.640 mystery.
01:21:38.080 It's a mystery.
01:21:41.700 Wow.
01:21:42.320 When will science
01:21:43.260 catch up?
01:21:44.460 I just don't know.
01:21:46.040 May never.
01:21:46.800 We may never.
01:21:47.640 Yeah.
01:21:47.840 At this rate.
01:21:49.100 Well, congratulations
01:21:50.700 on all of the
01:21:52.160 babies that will be
01:21:53.020 being born soon
01:21:54.240 in the California
01:21:55.760 women's prison
01:21:56.660 system.
01:21:57.420 This is the
01:21:58.120 Glenn Beck
01:21:58.660 program.
01:22:02.040 Hello, my
01:22:02.880 friend.
01:22:05.520 Today, we have
01:22:07.760 already shared with
01:22:08.820 you a miracle,
01:22:10.260 a miracle that
01:22:13.440 science cannot
01:22:14.420 explain.
01:22:16.080 A woman in a
01:22:17.100 woman's prison in
01:22:18.160 California is now
01:22:19.960 pregnant with a
01:22:21.860 baby.
01:22:23.240 And all of the
01:22:24.740 inmates in the
01:22:26.500 women's prison in
01:22:27.440 California are
01:22:28.860 women.
01:22:30.920 Yes, some of them
01:22:32.500 were men, but they
01:22:34.400 identify as women.
01:22:37.380 It's a miracle.
01:22:41.180 Science can't
01:22:42.380 explain it, kids.
01:22:44.280 And I'm not even
01:22:45.740 going to begin to
01:22:46.660 try to explain it
01:22:47.820 other than a
01:22:48.880 miracle.
01:22:49.820 But I have a
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01:22:53.820 coming miracle in
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01:24:14.920 We just had the
01:24:25.320 miracle of two
01:24:27.360 women somehow or
01:24:28.340 another having a
01:24:30.720 baby.
01:24:32.960 What would you say
01:24:34.040 if I told you that
01:24:35.240 Ben and Jerry had a
01:24:37.180 baby as well?
01:24:38.820 Another miracle.
01:24:41.240 Except this baby is
01:24:43.080 kind of stillborn.
01:24:46.280 This baby of theirs is
01:24:49.220 the boycott of
01:24:51.700 Israel's illegal
01:24:53.120 occupation.
01:24:54.600 Oh, wow.
01:24:55.420 Yeah.
01:24:56.100 Yeah.
01:24:56.620 Yeah.
01:24:56.980 The illegal occupation
01:24:58.380 of Judea.
01:24:59.760 Judea.
01:25:00.260 Judea.
01:25:00.820 Judea.
01:25:01.900 Which, as we all
01:25:03.400 know, has nothing to
01:25:04.740 do with Judaism or
01:25:07.580 or Jews.
01:25:10.140 Judea?
01:25:10.740 Why would it?
01:25:11.340 Why would it?
01:25:12.200 Why?
01:25:13.020 Where would you even
01:25:13.760 get that?
01:25:15.020 You know?
01:25:15.560 In Samaria, nobody's
01:25:16.700 ever associated that
01:25:17.980 with Israel.
01:25:19.040 Never.
01:25:20.320 Not like Judea.
01:25:21.960 No.
01:25:22.540 Yeah.
01:25:23.520 Anyway, the illegal
01:25:25.340 occupation, they have,
01:25:27.780 Ben and Jerry have
01:25:28.920 decided they're not
01:25:29.640 going to do any
01:25:30.640 business and have
01:25:33.180 any part of
01:25:34.120 Israel's illegal
01:25:35.700 occupation of
01:25:36.740 Judea.
01:25:39.760 Apparently,
01:25:41.040 apparently, the
01:25:41.940 franchisees are a
01:25:43.340 little upset.
01:25:44.640 Now, this is
01:25:45.440 something I've been
01:25:46.020 talking about for
01:25:46.900 the last few
01:25:47.780 weeks.
01:25:48.680 I'm telling you,
01:25:50.780 the franchisees
01:25:52.280 are the ones that
01:25:53.680 will change
01:25:54.740 everything.
01:25:56.640 Yep.
01:25:57.000 If the parent
01:25:58.180 company decides to
01:25:59.940 do something,
01:26:01.000 these are local
01:26:02.000 chains.
01:26:02.940 They're owned by
01:26:03.920 your McDonald's,
01:26:05.080 your Burger King,
01:26:07.440 whatever it is.
01:26:09.220 They're owned by
01:26:10.180 local people.
01:26:11.520 Coca-Cola
01:26:11.900 distributors,
01:26:12.960 bottlers.
01:26:13.520 What?
01:26:13.800 Yeah.
01:26:14.140 Coca-Cola
01:26:15.080 bottlers and
01:26:15.780 distributors are
01:26:16.440 usually locally
01:26:17.500 owned.
01:26:17.980 Huh.
01:26:18.540 Yeah.
01:26:18.900 In fact, they're
01:26:19.480 always locally
01:26:21.420 owned and
01:26:22.000 operated.
01:26:22.760 Right.
01:26:22.980 That's weird.
01:26:23.760 Your local
01:26:24.820 Coca-Cola
01:26:25.800 bottler and
01:26:28.080 distributor.
01:26:28.840 I wonder if
01:26:30.400 they agree
01:26:31.120 with Coca-Cola.
01:26:34.620 Anyway, I've
01:26:36.920 been talking
01:26:37.340 about this for
01:26:38.880 the last few
01:26:39.440 weeks.
01:26:39.780 Let me give
01:26:40.420 you an update
01:26:41.120 on Ben and
01:26:41.980 Jerry's.
01:26:42.780 So Ben and
01:26:43.820 Jerry's, we
01:26:44.480 know, have
01:26:45.680 been getting
01:26:46.120 heat from
01:26:47.320 their franchisees
01:26:48.580 and they're
01:26:49.840 saying to
01:26:50.460 them, you're
01:26:51.660 killing us.
01:26:53.340 Okay.
01:26:53.740 30 of them
01:26:54.820 have sent a
01:26:56.760 letter to Ben
01:26:57.680 and Jerry
01:26:58.160 owned by
01:26:59.140 Unilever
01:26:59.800 asking him
01:27:01.500 to, can
01:27:02.100 you re-examine
01:27:02.940 and withdraw
01:27:03.920 your boycott
01:27:04.740 decision because
01:27:05.580 it's killing
01:27:07.040 us.
01:27:08.880 Now, Unilever,
01:27:10.960 of course, a
01:27:12.640 big company,
01:27:13.960 they don't
01:27:14.620 care.
01:27:15.740 Ben and Jerry,
01:27:16.700 they really
01:27:17.640 care.
01:27:18.120 so, you
01:27:20.180 know, Unilever
01:27:21.580 said to Ben
01:27:22.360 and Jerry,
01:27:23.180 hey, should
01:27:24.620 we stop
01:27:25.260 this?
01:27:25.720 Well, Ben
01:27:26.780 and Jerry
01:27:27.160 sent out a
01:27:27.980 company memo
01:27:28.920 to the
01:27:29.680 franchisees
01:27:30.660 inviting them
01:27:32.380 this last
01:27:33.460 weekend to
01:27:34.140 join us
01:27:35.500 for a
01:27:36.080 listening and
01:27:37.080 learning
01:27:37.660 opportunity
01:27:38.520 and respectful
01:27:40.160 discussion with
01:27:41.120 author and
01:27:41.740 Middle East
01:27:42.160 expert, Peter
01:27:43.480 Beinhardt.
01:27:44.340 my gosh, the
01:27:46.140 guy who
01:27:46.460 called the
01:27:47.580 call for the
01:27:48.080 elimination of
01:27:49.960 Israel.
01:27:50.960 Yeah, well, he
01:27:51.500 said he doesn't
01:27:52.420 believe in the
01:27:53.440 state of Israel.
01:27:54.660 Right.
01:27:55.540 So, you
01:27:57.560 know, I
01:27:58.780 don't believe in
01:27:59.980 Canada, you
01:28:01.160 know, you
01:28:01.740 don't know.
01:28:02.800 No, I'm
01:28:03.480 pretty sure it's
01:28:04.060 there.
01:28:04.660 No, I don't
01:28:05.420 believe in it.
01:28:05.860 OK, I
01:28:06.980 haven't believed
01:28:07.520 it.
01:28:07.780 So if I went up
01:28:08.320 there, it'd just
01:28:08.720 be a vast
01:28:09.220 wasteland.
01:28:10.000 There's just
01:28:10.440 yeah, I mean,
01:28:11.600 there might be
01:28:12.040 people up there
01:28:12.580 claiming to be
01:28:13.700 Canadians, but
01:28:14.560 they're not.
01:28:15.240 They're not.
01:28:15.640 They're not.
01:28:16.140 I don't I
01:28:16.860 don't I
01:28:17.680 don't I
01:28:18.320 don't believe
01:28:18.760 in Canada
01:28:19.380 anyway.
01:28:20.440 So he's
01:28:22.420 kind of
01:28:24.520 a little
01:28:25.480 bit or
01:28:26.980 maybe a
01:28:28.200 lot into
01:28:29.400 the boycotting
01:28:30.780 of Israel
01:28:32.040 and the
01:28:32.580 destruction of
01:28:33.720 Israel.
01:28:34.740 So now I'm
01:28:35.140 putting myself
01:28:35.780 put yourself in
01:28:36.660 the place here
01:28:37.500 pat of you're
01:28:38.760 just a local
01:28:39.700 franchisee owner.
01:28:40.780 OK, and I'm
01:28:41.820 Ben or Jerry.
01:28:42.800 Yeah, and I
01:28:43.940 say to you, hey
01:28:45.560 local franchisee
01:28:46.840 owner, would
01:28:48.420 you just join me
01:28:49.260 for a learning
01:28:50.020 opportunity with
01:28:52.400 the guy who's
01:28:52.860 calling for the
01:28:53.360 elimination of
01:28:54.120 Israel?
01:28:54.620 Yeah, no, I
01:28:55.580 will not be
01:28:56.040 doing that.
01:28:57.600 No, I did.
01:28:58.140 But it's going to
01:28:58.560 be a settled and
01:28:59.540 respectful discussion.
01:29:00.840 Yeah, no.
01:29:01.500 I mean, it's a
01:29:02.320 learning opportunity
01:29:03.320 for you.
01:29:04.380 Yeah.
01:29:04.900 Yeah.
01:29:05.660 No.
01:29:06.100 Now, do you
01:29:08.280 feel as though
01:29:09.300 Ben or Jerry
01:29:10.200 might be talking
01:29:11.180 down to you a
01:29:11.840 little bit?
01:29:12.080 A little bit.
01:29:12.640 From their ice
01:29:13.240 cream castle?
01:29:14.100 Yeah.
01:29:14.600 Yeah.
01:29:14.880 Yeah.
01:29:15.280 Yeah.
01:29:16.280 But it's a
01:29:16.980 learning opportunity.
01:29:18.160 Right.
01:29:18.640 You can learn
01:29:19.900 from Peter
01:29:21.260 and me,
01:29:22.660 Ben or Jerry.
01:29:24.020 Wow.
01:29:25.080 So anyway.
01:29:26.080 Sounds like a
01:29:26.380 great opportunity.
01:29:27.460 Yeah.
01:29:27.680 But again, I'm
01:29:28.140 going to say no.
01:29:29.620 No.
01:29:30.240 No, thank you.
01:29:30.840 Well, they got
01:29:32.580 on and they
01:29:34.280 you know, he
01:29:36.860 you know, he
01:29:38.920 well, he said
01:29:41.120 a few things
01:29:41.860 about, you
01:29:42.500 know, the
01:29:42.800 occupied territories
01:29:43.860 that it was an
01:29:44.700 offensive war.
01:29:47.340 Man.
01:29:47.840 Now, I don't
01:29:48.260 remember the
01:29:48.800 67 war.
01:29:49.940 You know, how
01:29:50.420 old was I?
01:29:51.040 Three.
01:29:51.960 So I don't
01:29:52.540 remember Israel
01:29:53.760 on the offense
01:29:55.500 of that war.
01:29:56.780 Do you?
01:29:58.120 No, I remember
01:29:59.500 that they were
01:30:00.120 attacked by
01:30:00.940 many Arab
01:30:02.720 nations.
01:30:03.540 In fact, all
01:30:04.120 of them, all
01:30:04.780 of them, all
01:30:05.320 of them.
01:30:05.840 And they did
01:30:06.500 finish it.
01:30:07.200 They didn't
01:30:07.520 start it, but
01:30:08.280 they did finish
01:30:09.460 it.
01:30:09.700 They finished
01:30:10.160 it quickly.
01:30:10.900 Yeah, actually.
01:30:11.880 Yeah.
01:30:12.120 And then they
01:30:12.820 got sick and
01:30:13.500 tired of being
01:30:14.240 attacked from
01:30:15.660 Judea and
01:30:17.480 Samaria.
01:30:18.140 Yeah.
01:30:18.320 And that's why
01:30:18.920 they now say,
01:30:20.700 you know, we're
01:30:21.020 not giving it
01:30:21.560 back.
01:30:21.960 Yeah.
01:30:22.200 It's not yours
01:30:22.800 anymore.
01:30:23.160 That's ours
01:30:23.600 again.
01:30:24.180 Yeah.
01:30:24.420 You want to
01:30:24.900 kill us.
01:30:25.540 So anyway.
01:30:26.780 So here's the
01:30:27.360 thing.
01:30:27.660 Concerned
01:30:28.100 franchisees of the
01:30:29.200 ice cream
01:30:29.560 company.
01:30:29.960 recently sent
01:30:30.800 a letter to
01:30:31.340 Ben and
01:30:31.680 Jerry's asking
01:30:32.840 leadership to
01:30:34.100 reconsider the
01:30:35.040 decision to
01:30:35.800 halt product
01:30:36.480 sales in the
01:30:37.120 West Bank.
01:30:38.280 It only
01:30:38.580 distorts the
01:30:39.360 situation on
01:30:40.040 the ground.
01:30:40.860 It has
01:30:41.120 imposed and
01:30:42.140 it will
01:30:42.580 continue to
01:30:43.240 impose
01:30:43.580 substantial
01:30:44.160 financial costs
01:30:45.280 on all of
01:30:46.220 us.
01:30:46.780 Now, see,
01:30:47.820 how is this
01:30:48.780 happening?
01:30:50.640 Unilever is
01:30:52.280 not done with
01:30:53.260 this.
01:30:53.560 I guarantee.
01:30:54.300 Now, if
01:30:55.240 we all
01:30:55.560 called
01:30:56.040 Unilever,
01:30:57.520 what's it
01:30:58.040 going to
01:30:58.340 do?
01:30:58.960 Really?
01:30:59.700 What's it
01:31:00.220 going to
01:31:00.520 do?
01:31:01.220 But if
01:31:01.880 you went
01:31:02.400 to a
01:31:02.860 local
01:31:03.300 franchisee
01:31:04.500 and let's
01:31:06.280 say, I
01:31:08.160 don't want to
01:31:08.640 target anybody,
01:31:09.520 Coca-Cola,
01:31:10.460 and you went
01:31:11.680 to the
01:31:12.400 local
01:31:13.680 distributor,
01:31:14.960 maybe you
01:31:15.520 even know
01:31:16.140 them, you
01:31:17.040 know, maybe
01:31:17.860 they go to
01:31:18.360 your church
01:31:19.040 or they
01:31:19.500 go to
01:31:20.480 your
01:31:20.800 whatever
01:31:22.700 you do
01:31:23.800 and they
01:31:24.660 do, I
01:31:25.220 don't know
01:31:25.700 Coca-Cola
01:31:26.220 bottlers, so
01:31:26.900 I don't know
01:31:27.440 what their
01:31:27.820 lifestyle is
01:31:28.640 like.
01:31:29.520 But you
01:31:29.740 happen to
01:31:30.180 know them,
01:31:32.400 chances are
01:31:33.860 they don't
01:31:34.540 agree with
01:31:35.420 be less
01:31:36.300 white.
01:31:38.400 And if
01:31:39.380 you said,
01:31:40.100 you know,
01:31:40.640 we're going
01:31:41.440 to stop
01:31:42.240 ordering all
01:31:43.960 of the stuff
01:31:44.520 from you
01:31:45.420 because you're
01:31:47.420 a Coca-Cola
01:31:48.100 bottler,
01:31:49.040 and so
01:31:50.220 we don't
01:31:50.540 want any
01:31:51.220 of your
01:31:52.260 product in
01:31:52.920 it.
01:31:53.060 Not that we
01:31:53.680 won't have
01:31:53.980 any Coke
01:31:54.380 products, we
01:31:55.460 won't have
01:31:55.880 any of your
01:31:57.440 product because
01:31:58.280 you are doing
01:31:59.400 business with
01:32:00.680 Coca-Cola.
01:32:02.160 And they'll
01:32:02.460 say, but we
01:32:03.100 don't have
01:32:03.500 anything to do
01:32:03.960 with it, we're
01:32:04.320 just a local,
01:32:05.020 I know, and
01:32:05.880 that really
01:32:06.320 sucks, doesn't
01:32:07.180 it?
01:32:07.820 But I won't
01:32:08.760 have anything
01:32:09.400 to do with
01:32:10.300 you, my
01:32:11.500 local
01:32:12.020 neighborhood
01:32:12.580 friend.
01:32:13.900 And the
01:32:14.620 minute they
01:32:16.260 change or
01:32:17.640 you,
01:32:18.460 change, I'm
01:32:20.100 doing business
01:32:20.800 with you
01:32:21.540 because I
01:32:22.360 like you, I
01:32:24.080 just don't
01:32:24.440 like Coca-Cola.
01:32:25.720 And because
01:32:26.580 of that, you
01:32:28.060 are a big
01:32:28.780 reason Coca-Cola
01:32:29.640 exists in my
01:32:30.840 neighborhood.
01:32:31.560 So I'm not
01:32:33.060 going to do
01:32:33.640 business with
01:32:35.120 you.
01:32:36.540 Now, I'm
01:32:37.780 just thinking
01:32:38.600 that the
01:32:39.320 phones start
01:32:40.540 to ring,
01:32:41.900 you know,
01:32:42.560 because they
01:32:44.320 start losing
01:32:45.200 local customers.
01:32:47.320 You can't
01:32:47.840 affect Coca-Cola's
01:32:49.520 bottom line.
01:32:50.340 You can't.
01:32:51.360 I mean, if we
01:32:52.100 all did it, but
01:32:52.720 we're not doing
01:32:53.300 it.
01:32:54.060 So if we all
01:32:54.680 did it, maybe,
01:32:56.220 but they're a
01:32:56.740 global, they
01:32:57.320 care more about
01:32:57.980 China than
01:32:58.660 us.
01:32:59.920 So why
01:33:01.160 would the
01:33:02.780 franchisees
01:33:03.800 have an
01:33:04.660 impact?
01:33:06.040 Because they
01:33:07.060 cannot lose
01:33:08.340 their
01:33:08.920 distributors.
01:33:10.120 They don't
01:33:10.860 own the
01:33:11.300 trucks.
01:33:11.660 They don't
01:33:12.460 own the
01:33:12.820 bottles.
01:33:13.440 They don't
01:33:14.240 own the
01:33:14.780 water.
01:33:15.540 They own
01:33:16.320 the formula
01:33:17.080 and the
01:33:17.880 name.
01:33:19.140 It's the
01:33:19.900 local
01:33:20.380 bottlers.
01:33:21.180 The minute
01:33:21.940 you hit the
01:33:22.860 franchisees,
01:33:24.000 the minute
01:33:24.440 you hit the
01:33:25.460 local people
01:33:26.500 and you
01:33:27.640 just love
01:33:28.540 them to
01:33:28.900 death.
01:33:29.820 I just
01:33:30.700 love you.
01:33:31.400 And we're
01:33:32.200 not, you
01:33:32.920 know, we,
01:33:33.560 yes, we are
01:33:33.980 protesting, but
01:33:34.680 we're not
01:33:35.100 going to be
01:33:35.540 violent or
01:33:36.140 anything like
01:33:36.680 that because
01:33:37.120 that's not
01:33:37.980 who we are
01:33:38.560 neighbor,
01:33:38.960 because we
01:33:39.940 love you.
01:33:40.720 We just
01:33:41.880 don't like
01:33:42.360 the company
01:33:42.820 you're doing
01:33:43.340 business with.
01:33:44.680 And so
01:33:44.980 we're spreading
01:33:45.640 the word.
01:33:46.700 Every company
01:33:47.720 that orders
01:33:49.100 any Coke
01:33:49.920 product, every
01:33:50.940 restaurant that
01:33:52.440 does it, that
01:33:53.000 owns, that has
01:33:53.820 a Coke product,
01:33:54.800 we're asking
01:33:55.660 them in our
01:33:56.720 local area not
01:33:58.160 to do business
01:33:59.020 with you.
01:34:01.300 With you.
01:34:04.000 Everything
01:34:04.720 changes.
01:34:05.720 We keep
01:34:06.620 thinking that we
01:34:07.340 have to have
01:34:07.840 some big
01:34:08.400 massive 30
01:34:10.240 franchisees
01:34:11.360 are now
01:34:12.640 causing
01:34:13.580 Unilever
01:34:14.560 to sweat
01:34:15.980 because of
01:34:17.080 Ben and
01:34:17.340 Jerry's.
01:34:18.100 30.
01:34:19.700 30.
01:34:21.780 Why?
01:34:22.600 Because most
01:34:23.400 likely these
01:34:24.140 30 Ben and
01:34:24.960 Jerry's are
01:34:25.540 either owned
01:34:26.140 by people who
01:34:26.840 want nothing
01:34:27.540 to do with
01:34:28.140 that, or
01:34:29.860 in the case
01:34:30.760 of New York,
01:34:31.460 they're in
01:34:32.080 Jewish
01:34:32.360 neighborhoods.
01:34:33.620 And everybody
01:34:34.480 has come by
01:34:35.180 and said,
01:34:35.680 we're not
01:34:36.200 doing business
01:34:36.820 with you.
01:34:37.320 get rid of
01:34:38.520 Ben and
01:34:38.820 Jerry's and
01:34:39.300 we'll be
01:34:39.620 back, but
01:34:40.360 we're not
01:34:40.920 doing business
01:34:41.640 with you.
01:34:42.520 And you
01:34:42.800 know what
01:34:43.160 the franchisees
01:34:43.960 are now
01:34:44.460 looking at?
01:34:45.600 Weighs out
01:34:46.460 of their
01:34:46.920 contract so
01:34:48.040 they don't
01:34:48.580 have to
01:34:49.080 carry Ben
01:34:50.160 and Jerry's.
01:34:51.280 So they
01:34:52.160 put all this
01:34:53.080 money to be
01:34:53.620 a Ben and
01:34:54.120 Jerry's
01:34:54.720 franchisee.
01:34:57.960 well, you
01:34:59.900 know, if
01:35:00.520 one of the
01:35:00.980 burger places
01:35:01.680 started, you
01:35:02.700 know, saying,
01:35:04.660 you know, we're
01:35:04.940 going to start
01:35:05.300 making it with
01:35:05.860 people meat, I
01:35:07.600 think I might
01:35:08.340 want to get
01:35:08.800 out of my
01:35:09.300 franchise and
01:35:10.420 say, yeah, you
01:35:11.280 know, that
01:35:11.620 wasn't part of
01:35:12.520 the deal.
01:35:13.820 So I'm getting
01:35:14.700 out of this.
01:35:16.500 That's what's
01:35:17.140 happening.
01:35:18.840 You have more
01:35:19.980 power than you
01:35:20.880 think.
01:35:22.180 You have the
01:35:22.980 ultimate power.
01:35:23.780 You just have
01:35:25.280 to start thinking
01:35:26.480 locally.
01:35:28.800 Who gets
01:35:30.680 the most
01:35:31.560 amount of
01:35:32.280 pain and
01:35:32.980 has the
01:35:33.780 actual voice
01:35:34.920 that can
01:35:35.340 scream to
01:35:36.120 the company
01:35:36.920 the fastest?
01:35:38.780 Not the
01:35:39.520 people behind
01:35:40.040 the counter.
01:35:41.060 Not the
01:35:41.580 people delivering
01:35:42.340 stuff.
01:35:43.600 Not the
01:35:43.880 people making
01:35:45.060 it unless
01:35:46.020 it's the
01:35:47.360 franchisee.
01:35:50.440 That's where
01:35:51.500 you have to
01:35:52.020 concentrate.
01:35:53.680 And believe
01:35:54.060 me, Coke
01:35:55.280 will squeal
01:35:56.860 like a little
01:35:57.720 pig so
01:35:59.660 fast and
01:36:00.560 suddenly they
01:36:01.720 won't be
01:36:02.220 teaching that
01:36:02.980 you should be
01:36:03.480 less white.
01:36:04.640 It'll be
01:36:05.380 really weird.
01:36:08.100 Trust me.
01:36:09.400 Focus your
01:36:10.520 effort there.
01:36:12.600 Okay, our
01:36:13.460 sponsor this
01:36:14.560 half hour.
01:36:15.280 We still have
01:36:16.080 not solved.
01:36:16.820 Can we do it
01:36:17.400 before the end
01:36:17.980 of the show?
01:36:18.560 how these
01:36:19.580 two women
01:36:20.420 in a
01:36:21.820 California
01:36:22.320 women's
01:36:22.840 prison.
01:36:24.220 Now, one
01:36:24.880 of them is
01:36:25.340 transgender.
01:36:26.240 She identifies
01:36:27.420 as a woman.
01:36:28.720 She's not the
01:36:29.360 one pregnant.
01:36:30.540 No.
01:36:31.360 Which I knew
01:36:32.040 that transgendered
01:36:33.280 women could get
01:36:34.140 pregnant.
01:36:34.500 Science states
01:36:35.480 that clearly.
01:36:37.500 But I don't
01:36:38.400 know how she
01:36:39.540 impregnated the
01:36:40.780 other woman.
01:36:42.080 Yeah.
01:36:42.300 Don't know.
01:36:42.900 It's confusing.
01:36:43.540 It's a mystery
01:36:44.180 to science.
01:36:45.640 Gold and
01:36:45.980 silver.
01:36:46.320 Hard to believe
01:36:46.760 that people
01:36:47.200 still don't
01:36:49.020 know you can
01:36:49.540 retire on this
01:36:50.300 stuff, let
01:36:51.400 alone that it
01:36:52.260 is such an
01:36:52.740 important hedge
01:36:53.300 against insanity
01:36:54.300 in an insane
01:36:55.200 market.
01:36:56.040 But when you
01:36:56.940 see the
01:36:57.680 dollar and
01:36:59.820 how they're
01:37:00.320 spending, by
01:37:01.040 the way,
01:37:01.520 listen to
01:37:02.140 today's podcast.
01:37:03.600 Listen to
01:37:03.880 hour number
01:37:04.260 two.
01:37:05.500 Carol Ross,
01:37:06.100 she was
01:37:06.420 fantastic
01:37:07.380 explaining exactly
01:37:08.720 what's going on
01:37:09.560 in our world
01:37:10.140 financially.
01:37:11.380 You are going
01:37:12.280 to lose so
01:37:12.880 much money
01:37:13.400 on your
01:37:13.900 retirement.
01:37:14.700 If you have
01:37:15.020 all of your
01:37:16.360 retirement in
01:37:17.340 dollar denominations
01:37:18.860 or any kind of
01:37:20.620 paper fiat
01:37:21.400 currency, you're
01:37:23.520 going to lose
01:37:24.080 a lot of it
01:37:25.160 quickly.
01:37:26.360 Quickly.
01:37:27.360 I want you to
01:37:28.500 call Goldline
01:37:29.380 and see if it
01:37:30.500 is right for
01:37:31.340 you, gold or
01:37:32.060 silver.
01:37:32.680 This week only,
01:37:33.900 Goldline will
01:37:34.420 ship you five
01:37:35.620 free one-ounce
01:37:36.780 silver Goldline
01:37:37.700 bars just for
01:37:39.240 completing the
01:37:40.020 application.
01:37:41.220 So you get
01:37:42.040 some of these.
01:37:43.820 These are
01:37:44.180 silver bars.
01:37:44.700 You get five
01:37:45.400 of these silver
01:37:46.260 bars.
01:37:47.160 You ask them
01:37:48.000 how to get
01:37:49.260 those delivered
01:37:50.240 directly to your
01:37:51.180 door.
01:37:51.520 They're standing
01:37:51.920 by to take
01:37:52.500 your call.
01:37:53.060 All you have
01:37:53.400 to do is just
01:37:53.920 complete the
01:37:54.460 application that
01:37:55.140 you're interested
01:37:55.700 in, gold or
01:37:56.740 silver.
01:37:57.960 They're also
01:37:58.820 bonus medals when
01:38:00.140 you complete the
01:38:01.180 buying process.
01:38:02.900 So they're doing
01:38:03.700 everything they can
01:38:04.700 to sweeten the
01:38:05.840 deal so you will
01:38:06.980 at least look
01:38:07.860 into it.
01:38:08.460 Please look
01:38:09.520 into gold or
01:38:10.200 silver as a
01:38:11.460 hedge against
01:38:11.960 insanity.
01:38:12.800 866-GOLDLINE.
01:38:14.040 Call them.
01:38:14.420 They're waiting
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01:38:17.200 or goldline.com.
01:38:19.180 10 seconds.
01:38:19.980 Station ID.
01:38:20.540 We are known
01:38:30.400 for our science
01:38:31.300 too here and I
01:38:32.600 just can't figure
01:38:33.600 it out.
01:38:33.880 You can't really
01:38:34.500 still?
01:38:36.680 Oh, can't do it.
01:38:38.260 Maybe like a
01:38:39.700 scientist could call
01:38:40.580 us and let us
01:38:41.440 know how this
01:38:41.900 happens because it
01:38:43.700 is strange.
01:38:44.400 We have a
01:38:44.860 scientist.
01:38:45.500 We could maybe
01:38:46.220 we maybe maybe
01:38:47.500 yeah maybe.
01:38:48.520 By the way, I
01:38:50.120 don't know if
01:38:50.440 you know
01:38:50.680 anything about
01:38:51.260 Dr. McCullough.
01:38:53.240 Do you know
01:38:53.520 who he is?
01:38:54.380 No.
01:38:54.740 He's a guy who
01:38:55.840 has been talking
01:38:56.780 about they say
01:38:58.220 spreading false
01:38:59.000 information about
01:38:59.720 COVID.
01:39:00.700 Okay.
01:39:02.080 Whatever.
01:39:03.140 Okay.
01:39:03.960 So don't go to
01:39:05.060 Dr. McCullough.
01:39:06.040 I don't even know
01:39:06.860 this guy but I was
01:39:07.680 really disturbed by
01:39:09.460 what he said
01:39:11.240 online.
01:39:12.100 I want you to
01:39:12.480 listen to this.
01:39:14.920 Cut one.
01:39:16.400 My goal and
01:39:17.260 passion has always
01:39:18.680 been about supporting
01:39:19.540 you and
01:39:19.980 helping you take
01:39:20.720 control of your
01:39:21.180 health and I'm
01:39:22.500 beyond thrilled that
01:39:23.700 there are hundreds
01:39:24.640 of millions of
01:39:25.520 people who have
01:39:26.520 benefited from what
01:39:27.720 I've shared over
01:39:28.280 the years.
01:39:29.000 These were the
01:39:29.480 times when many of
01:39:30.420 the views I
01:39:31.080 presented were
01:39:31.700 criticized and
01:39:32.540 controversial but
01:39:33.520 that's to be
01:39:34.000 expected that was
01:39:35.340 one of the great
01:39:36.460 freedoms we
01:39:37.400 enjoyed.
01:39:38.380 We could have
01:39:38.840 different views and
01:39:39.960 we could speak
01:39:40.620 openly about these
01:39:41.680 views without any
01:39:43.020 fear of retribution.
01:39:45.500 But we are now in a
01:39:47.400 different time.
01:39:48.500 Much darker time.
01:39:50.740 In fact, the
01:39:52.020 silence of free
01:39:53.320 speech is now
01:39:54.500 deafening.
01:39:55.460 Never in my life
01:39:56.520 would I believe the
01:39:57.240 media would call out
01:39:58.140 12 Americans in a
01:40:00.000 McCarthyism-like
01:40:00.960 attack in the
01:40:02.220 United States.
01:40:03.400 And as you are
01:40:03.900 aware, I was placed
01:40:05.400 at the very top of
01:40:06.300 this list.
01:40:07.720 The last week has
01:40:09.400 brought a tremendous
01:40:10.420 amount of reflections
01:40:11.280 to me and a lot of
01:40:13.360 unacceptable threats
01:40:14.500 to a company full of
01:40:15.740 amazing people that
01:40:17.240 have helped me support
01:40:18.120 you in this journey.
01:40:19.980 By now, I'm sure
01:40:21.300 you know that there
01:40:22.120 was a recent New
01:40:23.020 York Times article
01:40:23.880 attacking me and it
01:40:25.800 was one of the most
01:40:27.220 widely distributed
01:40:28.580 stories in the world.
01:40:31.220 The article was loaded
01:40:32.360 with so many false
01:40:33.520 statements made about
01:40:34.280 me and my
01:40:35.020 organization.
01:40:35.520 So the course of
01:40:38.020 action I am now
01:40:39.840 forced to take is
01:40:41.680 to remove my
01:40:42.740 entire archive of
01:40:44.680 articles.
01:40:45.100 I know, 25 years
01:40:51.080 worth of blood, sweat
01:40:52.820 and tears coming
01:40:53.860 down.
01:40:54.940 I can hardly believe
01:40:56.340 I'm saying these
01:40:56.940 words.
01:40:58.220 It's a testament to
01:40:59.740 just how radical
01:41:01.540 things have degenerated
01:41:03.160 in the recent past.
01:41:04.440 We are at a crossroads
01:41:05.380 where change is
01:41:06.480 unavoidable.
01:41:08.320 We all must make
01:41:09.500 choices that determine
01:41:10.540 our future.
01:41:11.740 And to many, this
01:41:13.120 looks like war.
01:41:13.780 But what we need is
01:41:15.720 to find peace.
01:41:18.020 And I'm going to
01:41:18.960 find peace through
01:41:19.900 this sacrifice.
01:41:20.700 Stop.
01:41:21.100 So I just want you
01:41:22.120 to know, I don't
01:41:23.020 I again, I don't
01:41:24.640 know or care what
01:41:25.720 this doctor says.
01:41:27.180 OK, he's an
01:41:27.840 osteopath.
01:41:29.300 Osteopaths
01:41:29.900 sometimes believe in
01:41:31.660 things that I don't
01:41:33.000 believe in.
01:41:34.300 You know, Chris
01:41:35.260 Cuomo was being
01:41:36.640 treated by a doctor
01:41:38.280 who uses astrophysics
01:41:40.400 power from the
01:41:42.000 stars.
01:41:42.420 I'm not making
01:41:43.240 that up.
01:41:44.320 That's fine.
01:41:45.120 If that's what if
01:41:46.600 that's what he
01:41:47.580 wanted and he
01:41:48.560 thought was the
01:41:49.260 best thing.
01:41:50.500 Fine.
01:41:51.120 She treated him
01:41:52.120 with soup.
01:41:54.600 Soup.
01:41:56.220 She's not under
01:41:57.540 attack.
01:41:58.620 Now, this guy
01:41:59.920 is.
01:42:01.120 He's been OK
01:42:02.400 for 25
01:42:03.800 years, but
01:42:06.120 now because of
01:42:06.940 covid, he's
01:42:08.720 banned.
01:42:09.420 He's got to
01:42:10.860 stop all of
01:42:12.680 his all of his
01:42:13.460 talks.
01:42:13.840 They have to take
01:42:14.720 them all off
01:42:15.680 line because now
01:42:17.180 people are going
01:42:17.840 through it and
01:42:18.380 saying, ah, here's
01:42:19.220 another thing.
01:42:20.080 I assume.
01:42:22.160 Oh, OK.
01:42:24.980 What world do we
01:42:26.900 live in?
01:42:27.940 What America do
01:42:29.300 we live in where
01:42:30.420 the CDC can
01:42:32.540 write laws?
01:42:33.420 what happens
01:42:35.580 when the
01:42:36.280 Department of
01:42:36.900 Defense wants
01:42:37.620 to write a
01:42:38.680 law or two
01:42:39.340 or the
01:42:40.600 Department of
01:42:41.300 Education wants
01:42:42.420 to write a
01:42:43.000 new law or
01:42:44.560 or the
01:42:45.720 the the
01:42:47.160 the Federal
01:42:48.880 Securities
01:42:50.360 Commission wants
01:42:51.440 to write a
01:42:52.060 law or the
01:42:52.540 FCC wants to
01:42:53.900 write a law.
01:42:54.420 When does
01:42:55.440 this stop,
01:42:56.260 gang?
01:42:56.760 When?
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01:44:26.620 Glenn.
01:44:31.460 Several stories I
01:44:32.600 still want to hit.
01:44:33.440 the teachers union
01:44:35.020 head, Randy
01:44:38.000 Weingarten, has
01:44:39.500 said they've got
01:44:40.400 to get the kids
01:44:40.940 back into school.
01:44:42.880 And she has
01:44:43.980 worked hard
01:44:46.220 to, she's
01:44:47.480 pledging that
01:44:48.280 the kids are
01:44:48.760 going to come
01:44:49.100 back to school
01:44:49.920 as soon as
01:44:51.560 they negotiate
01:44:53.240 the vaccine
01:44:54.100 mandates and
01:44:56.440 other COVID-19
01:44:57.800 mitigation strategies.
01:44:58.920 But as soon
01:44:59.700 as they do
01:45:00.140 that, they
01:45:01.500 are ready.
01:45:03.600 You know, she
01:45:04.300 says the
01:45:04.840 combination of
01:45:05.700 vaccines, I
01:45:06.420 think, are a
01:45:06.800 big game changer.
01:45:08.000 And it's good, but
01:45:09.520 so many kids
01:45:10.100 aren't able to
01:45:10.580 get the vaccine,
01:45:11.340 so they have to
01:45:12.220 have the mask
01:45:12.840 mandates, you
01:45:14.800 know, in
01:45:15.460 schools, in
01:45:16.320 schools.
01:45:16.880 Then there has
01:45:17.400 to be, you
01:45:17.940 know, test and
01:45:18.920 trace and track
01:45:20.180 and we have to
01:45:20.720 have good
01:45:21.080 ventilation.
01:45:23.160 We can't be
01:45:24.120 expected to go
01:45:24.740 back to work like
01:45:25.660 the rest of
01:45:26.140 America and do
01:45:27.100 that.
01:45:27.380 And she
01:45:29.380 says, you
01:45:29.820 know, our
01:45:31.980 teachers just
01:45:32.600 want to see
01:45:32.960 more proof on
01:45:33.680 these vaccines
01:45:34.420 and they want
01:45:35.120 to hear from
01:45:35.500 their doctors.
01:45:36.520 And that's
01:45:37.680 why we have
01:45:38.100 to negotiate
01:45:38.660 these.
01:45:39.740 Also, you
01:45:41.240 know, she
01:45:41.660 reiterated her
01:45:43.960 union's commitment
01:45:45.200 on teaching
01:45:45.800 political agenda,
01:45:47.060 you know, called
01:45:48.480 history.
01:45:50.000 She said the
01:45:51.040 history that,
01:45:51.960 you know, they're
01:45:52.760 now producing
01:45:53.400 is patriotic.
01:45:54.780 It's patriotic
01:45:55.360 for students to
01:45:56.380 analyze truth
01:45:57.360 from propaganda
01:45:58.420 and we're just
01:46:00.000 giving them
01:46:00.380 context to
01:46:01.580 analyze what's
01:46:02.460 going on these
01:46:03.100 days and
01:46:03.680 they'll have
01:46:04.000 their own
01:46:04.280 opinions, but
01:46:05.400 they need to
01:46:05.860 know what
01:46:06.180 slavery was.
01:46:07.040 They need to
01:46:07.360 know why we
01:46:07.860 have the 13th,
01:46:08.560 14th, 15th
01:46:09.400 amendment.
01:46:10.480 You know, we
01:46:11.080 need to know
01:46:11.560 the reasons for
01:46:12.860 the causes of
01:46:13.580 the insurrection
01:46:14.180 on January 6th
01:46:15.440 and it's our
01:46:15.840 obligation to
01:46:16.620 teach the
01:46:18.360 causes of
01:46:19.180 January 6th.
01:46:21.280 So let's just
01:46:22.140 teach them
01:46:22.500 honest history
01:46:23.160 and accurate
01:46:23.680 history and let
01:46:24.320 them draw their
01:46:24.860 own conclusions.
01:46:25.580 And by the
01:46:26.560 way, stop
01:46:27.900 trying to
01:46:28.300 bullying teachers
01:46:29.020 to keep them
01:46:29.760 from teaching
01:46:30.260 the truth.
01:46:31.720 Critical race
01:46:32.560 theory is not
01:46:33.280 being taught in
01:46:35.480 K-12 students.
01:46:37.840 That's weird
01:46:38.420 because that's the
01:46:38.840 opposite of what
01:46:39.420 she said several
01:46:40.080 times.
01:46:40.860 In Virginia,
01:46:42.040 an elementary
01:46:42.480 school shared
01:46:44.000 on its website
01:46:44.760 and then removed
01:46:45.860 a radical
01:46:46.400 educational video
01:46:47.960 during the
01:46:49.320 summer that
01:46:50.460 suggests police
01:46:51.540 are dangerous
01:46:52.380 to be around.
01:46:54.420 Now, again,
01:46:56.060 this is an
01:46:56.700 elementary school.
01:46:57.900 This was for
01:46:58.680 kindergarten classes
01:47:00.840 and students
01:47:02.240 and in the
01:47:04.100 clip woke
01:47:04.780 kindergarten
01:47:05.480 safe.
01:47:08.700 I feel safe
01:47:10.260 when there are
01:47:11.680 no police.
01:47:14.760 That's that's
01:47:15.880 that's weird.
01:47:16.860 That's weird.
01:47:17.760 Now, a lot of
01:47:18.420 people are standing
01:47:19.420 up against it
01:47:20.660 in Virginia.
01:47:21.420 They've just
01:47:21.940 about had
01:47:22.480 enough of it
01:47:23.200 and we're
01:47:24.420 watching those
01:47:25.440 parents and
01:47:26.060 what's happening
01:47:26.580 in Virginia.
01:47:27.720 But there's
01:47:28.420 also a mom
01:47:29.360 that is in
01:47:30.980 Rhode Island
01:47:31.480 and she just
01:47:32.500 wanted to know
01:47:33.500 what the
01:47:34.480 teachers were
01:47:35.440 going to teach
01:47:36.180 her daughter.
01:47:37.360 Well, it has
01:47:38.280 been interesting
01:47:38.920 to watch.
01:47:40.160 We've had her
01:47:40.640 on before
01:47:41.360 and, you
01:47:43.060 know, they
01:47:43.540 they said,
01:47:44.520 well, we can
01:47:44.940 give you all
01:47:45.520 that information.
01:47:46.160 But I think
01:47:46.540 it was $75,000
01:47:47.760 to be able to
01:47:49.440 get all of
01:47:50.060 that information.
01:47:50.780 They had to
01:47:51.220 charge her that
01:47:51.860 just to tell
01:47:52.840 her what they
01:47:53.240 were going to
01:47:53.580 teach.
01:47:54.480 She didn't
01:47:55.540 do it.
01:47:55.960 And now
01:47:56.540 the teachers
01:47:58.980 union is
01:48:00.020 now suing
01:48:01.040 this mother
01:48:02.960 for asking
01:48:04.320 questions about
01:48:05.700 CRT, the
01:48:06.920 curriculum,
01:48:07.920 at her
01:48:08.400 daughter's
01:48:08.820 school.
01:48:09.480 We decided
01:48:10.340 we would
01:48:10.740 talk to
01:48:11.380 her attorney,
01:48:13.140 general
01:48:13.660 counsel from
01:48:14.640 the Goldwater
01:48:15.500 Institute,
01:48:16.980 John Riches.
01:48:17.900 Hello, John.
01:48:18.440 Hey, thanks
01:48:19.760 so much for
01:48:20.140 having me on.
01:48:21.000 So I
01:48:22.060 can't believe
01:48:22.600 this story.
01:48:23.160 It gets more
01:48:23.740 and more
01:48:24.120 bizarre and
01:48:25.020 completely out
01:48:26.500 of control.
01:48:28.000 She asked for
01:48:29.220 some documents.
01:48:30.380 They first
01:48:31.080 sent her
01:48:31.420 documents,
01:48:32.080 said she
01:48:32.700 has to pay
01:48:33.160 $9,000 for
01:48:34.440 them, all
01:48:34.880 almost entirely
01:48:36.220 blacked out
01:48:37.040 like it's a
01:48:37.900 Pentagon paper.
01:48:39.980 Right.
01:48:40.680 Yeah, I mean,
01:48:41.000 this is truly
01:48:41.700 one of those
01:48:42.280 this can't be
01:48:43.080 true types
01:48:44.020 of cases.
01:48:46.000 Yeah, as you
01:48:46.380 said, at
01:48:46.960 first, all
01:48:47.680 she did was
01:48:48.800 ask her
01:48:49.220 superintendent,
01:48:50.320 what are you
01:48:50.760 going to teach
01:48:51.300 my incoming
01:48:51.940 kindergartner?
01:48:52.920 And is it
01:48:53.500 going to include
01:48:53.940 things like
01:48:54.380 critical race
01:48:54.880 theory?
01:48:55.840 Instead of
01:48:56.400 just answering
01:48:57.060 her questions,
01:48:58.040 they channeled
01:48:58.780 her into this
01:48:59.240 formal legal
01:48:59.800 process where
01:49:00.840 they stonewalled
01:49:01.560 her, told her
01:49:02.380 they were going
01:49:02.620 to charge her
01:49:03.060 thousands of
01:49:03.600 dollars.
01:49:04.980 And then,
01:49:05.900 as if that
01:49:06.500 wasn't enough,
01:49:07.580 the NEA,
01:49:08.840 the National
01:49:09.460 Education
01:49:09.920 Association, a
01:49:10.800 $300 million
01:49:11.720 a year organization,
01:49:12.900 filed a lawsuit
01:49:14.340 against her
01:49:15.280 simply for
01:49:16.460 requesting these
01:49:17.340 records.
01:49:18.020 It's just an
01:49:18.900 astonishing assault
01:49:20.280 on open
01:49:21.060 government, on
01:49:22.000 parents' right to
01:49:22.840 know what their
01:49:23.640 kids are learning.
01:49:24.620 So this isn't,
01:49:25.540 John, I don't
01:49:25.900 know how you
01:49:26.460 look at this,
01:49:27.840 because this is
01:49:29.320 much, much
01:49:30.640 more than a
01:49:32.520 lawsuit against
01:49:33.300 a mom.
01:49:35.880 This is game
01:49:37.860 changing if this
01:49:38.940 is allowed to
01:49:39.720 stand, right?
01:49:41.620 I view it
01:49:42.820 that way.
01:49:43.260 I mean, look,
01:49:43.660 just on the
01:49:44.600 legal side,
01:49:45.260 this is
01:49:45.700 nonsensical.
01:49:46.760 It turns the
01:49:47.380 public records
01:49:47.940 law in its
01:49:48.520 head.
01:49:48.960 These laws were
01:49:49.580 meant to open
01:49:50.220 government up.
01:49:51.220 They're meant to
01:49:51.560 protect the
01:49:52.040 public.
01:49:52.620 They're not
01:49:52.980 meant to be
01:49:53.460 used against
01:49:54.380 the public.
01:49:55.920 But yeah,
01:49:56.260 I mean, this
01:49:56.560 is a real
01:49:57.760 brazen assault
01:49:59.000 on parents
01:50:00.320 everywhere.
01:50:01.040 I mean, I
01:50:02.700 think what it
01:50:03.160 shows, Glenn,
01:50:04.860 look, this
01:50:05.720 group has so
01:50:06.380 much money.
01:50:07.300 Do they have
01:50:07.940 nothing better to
01:50:08.860 focus on,
01:50:09.480 like maybe
01:50:10.080 perhaps educating
01:50:10.960 our students
01:50:11.680 than harassing
01:50:12.760 and intimidating
01:50:13.380 parents?
01:50:14.320 It's a pure
01:50:15.000 harassment technique.
01:50:16.840 This union
01:50:17.240 doesn't care about
01:50:18.160 kids.
01:50:18.840 They don't care
01:50:19.340 about the
01:50:19.700 parents.
01:50:20.320 They care about
01:50:20.960 driving a radical
01:50:22.220 political agenda.
01:50:23.740 So they're
01:50:24.800 saying that
01:50:26.280 they had to
01:50:27.640 sue her because
01:50:29.020 of the sheer
01:50:30.260 volume of
01:50:31.160 requests and
01:50:32.200 concerns about
01:50:33.760 teacher privacy.
01:50:35.040 privacy.
01:50:35.940 So they're
01:50:36.320 saying they're
01:50:36.980 protecting the
01:50:37.860 teacher's
01:50:38.480 privacy.
01:50:40.140 Well, yeah,
01:50:41.600 I mean, here's
01:50:42.000 what's interesting
01:50:42.440 about that.
01:50:43.080 That's not the
01:50:43.680 way the public
01:50:44.160 records law
01:50:44.760 works.
01:50:45.240 I mean,
01:50:45.380 typically what
01:50:45.920 happens is a
01:50:47.240 member of the
01:50:47.740 public will
01:50:48.500 submit a
01:50:49.000 records request
01:50:49.760 and then the
01:50:50.420 government entity,
01:50:51.340 in this case the
01:50:52.020 school district,
01:50:52.980 will review the
01:50:53.640 request if there's
01:50:54.720 anything in there
01:50:55.460 that involves
01:50:56.000 private information.
01:50:57.120 And by the way,
01:50:57.500 she didn't request
01:50:58.020 any private
01:50:58.500 information.
01:50:58.980 She requested
01:50:59.600 public information
01:51:00.860 about public
01:51:01.480 teaching duties.
01:51:02.160 But if anything
01:51:02.940 is in there
01:51:03.760 that's included
01:51:04.640 in an email
01:51:05.180 string or
01:51:05.720 something like
01:51:06.180 that, the
01:51:06.960 government entity
01:51:07.520 redacts it,
01:51:08.440 takes it out,
01:51:09.680 and produces
01:51:10.200 the records.
01:51:11.340 Here you have
01:51:12.060 a third party
01:51:13.200 that's not even
01:51:13.640 part of the
01:51:14.220 public records
01:51:14.800 process coming
01:51:16.020 in and saying,
01:51:17.220 no, no, I'm
01:51:18.280 going to sue to
01:51:18.860 stop you,
01:51:20.040 records requester,
01:51:20.900 from getting
01:51:21.240 public information.
01:51:22.120 If this is
01:51:22.440 allowed to stand,
01:51:23.580 it completely
01:51:24.860 inverts the
01:51:26.100 presumption of
01:51:26.700 transparency and
01:51:27.840 the way public
01:51:28.700 records processes
01:51:29.820 work.
01:51:30.620 So you, I
01:51:31.560 mean, this is
01:51:32.120 the kind of
01:51:32.660 stuff you do
01:51:33.240 for a living.
01:51:34.600 Odds that this
01:51:35.620 actually even
01:51:36.460 makes it to
01:51:37.160 court?
01:51:38.520 I do not see
01:51:39.860 this getting
01:51:40.820 very far in
01:51:41.960 court.
01:51:42.480 I mean, we
01:51:42.740 are going to
01:51:43.100 immediately move
01:51:44.820 to get this
01:51:45.560 offensive case
01:51:48.320 thrown out.
01:51:49.600 And then what?
01:51:50.760 How do we, I
01:51:51.840 mean, how do we
01:51:52.440 get access to
01:51:53.420 our own
01:51:53.960 children's
01:51:54.800 information?
01:51:56.660 We're still
01:51:57.400 pursuing, so we
01:51:58.800 have sort of
01:51:59.900 some parallel
01:52:00.520 options as well.
01:52:01.520 We're still
01:52:01.980 pursuing the
01:52:03.160 underlying
01:52:03.620 records, and
01:52:04.600 we're going to
01:52:05.040 get answers to
01:52:05.840 Nicole's
01:52:06.180 questions.
01:52:06.680 I mean, she
01:52:06.900 has a right to
01:52:07.420 know what her
01:52:08.280 daughters would
01:52:09.760 be taught, and
01:52:10.560 we're going to
01:52:11.380 find that out.
01:52:12.200 So, you know,
01:52:12.820 we're going to
01:52:13.060 do that through
01:52:13.480 the public
01:52:13.780 records law,
01:52:14.460 through the
01:52:14.680 open meetings
01:52:15.180 law, we're
01:52:16.020 going to hold
01:52:16.280 this district
01:52:16.720 accountable, and
01:52:17.580 we're not going
01:52:18.180 to stand for
01:52:18.680 this union
01:52:19.360 special interest.
01:52:20.540 how, how, I
01:52:23.280 mean, this is
01:52:24.040 so pervasive
01:52:25.080 now.
01:52:25.680 We have the
01:52:26.160 CDC writing
01:52:28.240 laws about, you
01:52:30.800 know, renters and
01:52:31.540 landowners.
01:52:33.080 This is, if that's
01:52:34.900 allowed to stand,
01:52:35.800 the Department of
01:52:36.420 Education can
01:52:37.400 write its own
01:52:38.260 laws.
01:52:40.120 Every
01:52:40.680 administrative
01:52:41.920 office can start
01:52:43.020 to do that.
01:52:43.700 And it doesn't
01:52:45.540 seem to be
01:52:46.120 getting better.
01:52:48.480 I mean, how
01:52:49.360 convinced are you
01:52:50.920 that our courts
01:52:52.220 are going to
01:52:52.640 handle these
01:52:53.200 things the way
01:52:53.820 they should?
01:52:55.020 Well, we spend
01:52:55.860 a lot of time
01:52:56.480 thinking about
01:52:57.000 this problem,
01:52:57.760 Glenn, this
01:52:58.140 problem of the
01:52:58.880 administrative state
01:52:59.980 of unelected
01:53:00.860 bureaucrats creating
01:53:02.100 the law, interpreting
01:53:03.260 the law, enforcing
01:53:04.360 the law.
01:53:05.120 Look, I don't know
01:53:05.800 about you, but when
01:53:06.360 I was in high
01:53:07.260 school civics, I
01:53:08.000 learned that we
01:53:08.400 got three branches
01:53:09.080 of government, the
01:53:09.720 legislature creates
01:53:10.600 the law, the
01:53:11.060 executive enforces
01:53:11.940 it.
01:53:12.440 But when you
01:53:12.800 have things like
01:53:13.680 the CDC creating
01:53:15.340 rules, investigating
01:53:16.540 the rules, enforcing
01:53:17.760 alleged violations,
01:53:19.160 you have one branch
01:53:19.880 of government making
01:53:20.640 all the decisions, and
01:53:21.560 that's not the way
01:53:22.340 separation of powers
01:53:23.520 works.
01:53:23.960 I think there's all
01:53:25.000 sorts of legal
01:53:26.320 opportunities out
01:53:27.120 there to challenge
01:53:27.880 this sort of
01:53:28.960 overreach.
01:53:29.480 Many of these
01:53:30.060 cases are moving
01:53:30.840 through the process.
01:53:32.260 I think we have a
01:53:32.700 very good U.S.
01:53:34.200 Supreme Court that
01:53:34.900 gets the problems
01:53:36.220 of administrative
01:53:37.700 law, and I think
01:53:39.440 there's going to be a
01:53:39.920 lot of positive
01:53:40.940 developments in this
01:53:41.740 area.
01:53:42.060 The optimistic side
01:53:42.860 of me believes
01:53:43.320 that this is an
01:53:44.280 area that's very
01:53:45.120 ripe for reform.
01:53:46.460 We're talking to
01:53:46.940 John Riches.
01:53:47.600 He's general
01:53:48.120 counsel for the
01:53:49.080 Goldwater Institute
01:53:50.080 that was started
01:53:50.880 by Barry Goldwater,
01:53:52.620 if I'm not
01:53:53.080 mistaken, a trust
01:53:55.080 that he started.
01:53:57.060 And, John, you
01:53:58.800 know, you say
01:53:59.400 there's a lot of
01:54:00.620 opportunity, but
01:54:01.900 are there the
01:54:02.880 attorneys out
01:54:04.320 there that are
01:54:05.220 looking for this
01:54:06.320 fight?
01:54:06.740 I mean, I've
01:54:08.260 talked about it on
01:54:09.160 the air before.
01:54:09.780 We had one of the
01:54:10.780 best First Amendment
01:54:11.980 right attorneys.
01:54:13.060 I've had them for
01:54:13.560 20 years.
01:54:14.900 They just dropped
01:54:16.040 us because it
01:54:17.300 will cause too
01:54:18.120 many problems
01:54:18.920 with other
01:54:20.100 clients that they
01:54:21.100 have.
01:54:22.560 Yeah, I mean,
01:54:23.360 that is an
01:54:24.060 unfortunate case
01:54:26.640 where that comes
01:54:27.260 up frequently in
01:54:28.160 private practice.
01:54:29.320 Look, if we want
01:54:30.400 to look on the
01:54:30.760 bright side of
01:54:31.260 this, Glenn,
01:54:31.720 there are an
01:54:32.620 enormous amount
01:54:33.780 of public interest
01:54:35.040 groups.
01:54:36.120 So private
01:54:36.840 organizations like
01:54:38.360 the Goldwater
01:54:38.880 Institute, like the
01:54:39.940 Institute for
01:54:40.340 Justice, Pacific
01:54:41.020 Legal Foundation,
01:54:41.700 you name it, that
01:54:42.880 have lawyers on
01:54:44.120 staff that take
01:54:45.380 cases specifically
01:54:47.260 dedicated to
01:54:49.040 limited government
01:54:49.860 protecting individual
01:54:50.820 liberties.
01:54:51.860 I think that that
01:54:53.400 is a very positive
01:54:54.160 development.
01:54:54.680 But look, we need
01:54:55.220 more than that.
01:54:55.760 We need private
01:54:56.860 sector lawyers
01:54:57.540 willing to take
01:54:58.360 these cases on
01:54:59.700 and not be afraid
01:55:01.560 of the consequences
01:55:02.640 to clients or
01:55:04.220 whatever misperceived
01:55:05.420 public appearance
01:55:06.680 issues they think
01:55:07.500 might exist.
01:55:08.620 This kind of
01:55:09.880 stuff where you're
01:55:10.620 being sued by
01:55:11.240 the NEA, that
01:55:12.740 scares regular
01:55:14.040 parents and makes
01:55:15.600 them go, I don't
01:55:16.700 want to get
01:55:17.120 involved in all of
01:55:17.960 this.
01:55:18.280 I just want to
01:55:20.160 keep going.
01:55:21.180 What advice do
01:55:22.040 you have?
01:55:23.540 Well, I mean,
01:55:24.160 that is exactly
01:55:25.440 why the NEA did
01:55:26.440 it, right?
01:55:26.920 The process is
01:55:28.520 the punishment.
01:55:29.760 My advice, and
01:55:30.880 I think it's
01:55:31.980 difficult, but it's
01:55:33.960 to be tough, to
01:55:34.940 stand up, to
01:55:36.420 ask questions.
01:55:37.520 We all deserve
01:55:38.720 a right, we
01:55:39.640 all have a right
01:55:40.360 to know what
01:55:41.320 our parents are
01:55:41.820 going to learn, we
01:55:42.400 all have a right
01:55:43.000 to know what
01:55:43.800 our government is
01:55:44.380 up to.
01:55:45.320 Nicole Solis, our
01:55:46.760 client, is an
01:55:47.540 incredibly tough,
01:55:49.240 dedicated person.
01:55:51.460 She's not going to
01:55:52.140 take no for an
01:55:52.980 answer, she's going
01:55:53.620 to keep the fight
01:55:54.320 going, and it
01:55:55.460 requires actively
01:55:57.020 engaged citizens
01:55:58.220 like that to get
01:55:59.560 these sorts of
01:56:00.100 answers and to
01:56:00.600 hold our
01:56:00.860 government
01:56:01.100 accountable.
01:56:02.440 John, thank
01:56:02.700 you very much.
01:56:03.400 John Rich is
01:56:04.200 general counsel for
01:56:05.460 the Goldwater
01:56:06.560 Institute.
01:56:07.520 Thank you so
01:56:08.540 much, we'll
01:56:09.020 talk again.
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01:57:33.680 On tomorrow's
01:57:38.000 program, I want
01:57:40.660 to do a couple
01:57:41.080 of things.
01:57:41.520 I want to know
01:57:41.940 what your red
01:57:42.440 line is.
01:57:43.280 I think I found
01:57:44.060 my red line, and
01:57:45.500 we are unfortunately
01:57:46.520 approaching it, but
01:57:48.640 I want to talk a
01:57:49.520 little bit about
01:57:49.940 our red lines.
01:57:51.180 What do they
01:57:51.760 have to do before
01:57:52.560 you go, okay,
01:57:54.600 that's enough.
01:57:55.900 The other is, I
01:57:58.740 also want to talk
01:57:59.520 to people, you
01:58:00.160 know, I'm so
01:58:00.440 tired of people
01:58:00.980 saying that they
01:58:01.540 can't make it,
01:58:02.060 they can't make
01:58:02.540 it, they can't
01:58:03.020 make it, and
01:58:03.540 they've been
01:58:03.900 oppressed.
01:58:04.520 I'd like to talk
01:58:05.360 to some people
01:58:05.900 who have been
01:58:06.340 oppressed.
01:58:07.180 I want to open
01:58:07.820 up the phones
01:58:08.360 tomorrow to you.
01:58:11.160 Let's take it
01:58:12.280 by category.
01:58:14.260 You grew up
01:58:15.600 as a dirty
01:58:17.980 little orphan, and
01:58:19.600 you had all
01:58:20.780 these things go
01:58:21.780 against you.
01:58:23.240 Did you make
01:58:23.800 it?
01:58:24.240 Tell me how
01:58:24.840 you made it.
01:58:25.580 Tell me where
01:58:25.880 your life is
01:58:26.460 now.
01:58:26.720 I want to
01:58:27.100 hear from
01:58:27.420 people who
01:58:27.900 have made
01:58:28.520 it from the
01:58:29.960 worst, most
01:58:31.520 discriminated, for
01:58:32.760 any reason, the
01:58:34.760 worst situation to
01:58:36.020 where you are
01:58:36.460 now.
01:58:36.940 And that could
01:58:37.360 be, I'm still
01:58:38.240 not in a great
01:58:38.840 financial place,
01:58:39.720 but I'm happy,
01:58:41.200 and I feel
01:58:42.040 successful like
01:58:44.740 that on tomorrow's
01:58:45.600 program.
01:58:46.080 I want to leave
01:58:46.620 you with Ben
01:58:47.080 Shapiro.
01:58:47.800 He was on
01:58:48.500 Politically
01:58:50.020 Incorrect over
01:58:51.240 the weekend, and
01:58:52.500 he was talking to
01:58:53.060 MSNBC's Malcolm
01:58:54.320 Nance, and the
01:58:55.560 and they were
01:58:56.060 talking about
01:58:56.780 CRT.
01:58:58.360 Listen.
01:58:59.260 You know, when my
01:59:00.160 great-great-grandfather
01:59:01.820 ran away from
01:59:02.540 slavery to join the
01:59:03.540 111th U.S.
01:59:04.460 colored troops and
01:59:05.220 fight against the
01:59:06.920 South, keeping human
01:59:08.080 beings as slaves, he
01:59:09.880 didn't think, you know
01:59:10.540 what, in 150 years, my
01:59:12.980 great-great-grandson's
01:59:14.040 going to have to sit on
01:59:14.720 stage and argue with a
01:59:15.800 guy who thinks all
01:59:16.820 that's bulls**t.
01:59:17.780 I'm just saying, there
01:59:23.380 is no controversy.
01:59:25.960 The controversy that's
01:59:27.200 made up is people
01:59:28.200 saying that this is
01:59:28.960 being discussed, this
01:59:29.860 is being taught in
01:59:30.640 schools, and that kids
01:59:31.640 should be kept away
01:59:32.480 from it.
01:59:32.660 That's not true.
01:59:33.340 It's not even a real
01:59:34.420 controversy.
01:59:34.900 Malcolm, the fifth
01:59:35.780 largest school district
01:59:36.560 in America, Clark
01:59:37.340 County, just decided that
01:59:38.540 they were going to
01:59:39.080 lower standards with
01:59:40.460 regard to testing because
01:59:41.720 they wanted to
01:59:42.340 alleviate disparities in
01:59:43.500 outcomes.
01:59:44.020 That is an outgrowth of
01:59:45.080 critical race theory.
01:59:46.100 Can you draw a
01:59:46.740 straight line to it?
01:59:47.660 Yes, 100%.
01:59:48.980 Because when you say
01:59:50.000 that the meritocracy is
01:59:51.200 an outgrowth of white
01:59:51.960 supremacy, and then you
01:59:53.280 suggest that I'm somehow
01:59:54.380 denying that slavery
01:59:55.660 took place, or that your
01:59:56.760 great-great-great
01:59:57.300 grandfather was a hero
01:59:58.280 because I'm saying that
01:59:59.220 I want people tested when
02:00:00.520 they are in school to see
02:00:01.500 if they are good at
02:00:02.200 school, then what you're
02:00:03.760 purporting to push now
02:00:04.620 is just nonsense.
02:00:05.420 It's just b****.
02:00:07.360 But I think it's also a
02:00:09.060 leap to say that he
02:00:11.100 thought that was b****,
02:00:13.080 because that's not what
02:00:14.100 it is.
02:00:14.440 I mean, are we talking
02:00:15.480 about 2021, or are we
02:00:17.100 talking about 1861?
02:00:19.420 Because...
02:00:20.020 The point is, can we
02:00:20.640 talk about 1861 and
02:00:22.020 2021?
02:00:22.700 Yes, we can.
02:00:23.820 You just did.
02:00:24.280 I don't know who's
02:00:26.080 against talking about
02:00:27.200 history.
02:00:27.600 Well, I mean, I
02:00:28.220 understand that they
02:00:28.960 want to, you know, in
02:00:29.780 Texas, they're talking
02:00:30.940 about removing references
02:00:32.080 to the Ku Klux Klan.
02:00:33.320 They're talking about
02:00:33.680 removing...
02:00:34.180 I mean, come on.
02:00:34.600 That's Texas.
02:00:35.480 I mean, how can you
02:00:36.020 watch Forrest Gump without
02:00:36.920 even knowing who Nathan
02:00:37.760 Bedford Forrest is?
02:00:39.060 Right?
02:00:39.720 I mean, these are people
02:00:40.880 who are historical figures
02:00:42.040 who did bad things.
02:00:43.320 No one is actually saying,
02:00:45.080 we want to go back and
02:00:46.700 erase everything and
02:00:47.740 restart and talk to you
02:00:49.160 about these things.
02:00:50.160 Critical race theory is a
02:00:51.380 subject because the
02:00:52.300 Republican right has made
02:00:53.600 it a subject.
02:00:55.620 Unbelievable.
02:00:56.700 I have to hand it to Ben
02:00:58.420 Shapiro.
02:00:58.960 I don't know how his head
02:01:00.560 doesn't explode because
02:01:01.480 mine would.
02:01:02.400 Mine would.
02:01:02.920 I've been asked to be on
02:01:04.000 Bill Maher a thousand
02:01:05.100 times.
02:01:06.120 Nope.
02:01:07.040 My head would explode.
02:01:10.100 But congratulations to
02:01:12.480 Ben Shapiro riding in
02:01:15.380 and setting the record
02:01:16.900 straight.
02:01:17.480 End