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00:01:26.200 nancy pelosi is going down the same road as joe biden god help us if the democrats win in the

00:01:40.600 next election we're all gonna they they're all gonna need tracking devices because we're just

00:01:46.300 gonna need to all right the president is out of the white house i don't know we just found him

00:01:51.380 walking around in his robe about three blocks away can somebody please keep their eye on the

00:01:56.220 that's the way it's gonna be and nancy pelosi isn't any better she says that she is not going to uh

00:02:03.540 do any kind of tax plan uh no no no a tax cut absolutely off the table

00:02:09.500 is it nancy why wait until you hear her try to explain that and what is really coming in our

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00:04:10.320 you know i last night i um i went back and i read a couple of speeches um and you know maybe tomorrow

00:04:30.000 we're going to go through them uh but i read the uh 1981 first inaugural speech of ron reagan

00:04:38.100 and then i read the 33 first inaugural speech from fdr that's the famous one we have nothing to fear

00:04:44.160 but fear itself and both of them have something in common uh they're uniquely different um fdr just

00:04:53.780 talks about the corruption and how the government needs to you know get involved in control things

00:04:59.980 where ronald reagan said the exact opposite um but they both talked about fear the only thing we

00:05:07.320 have to fear is fear itself now he wasn't talking about the fear of a distant enemy he was talking about

00:05:15.080 the fear that we had that we would never be the same that we would never recover okay so this is the

00:05:22.420 thing that we really need to conquer here and this covid 19 talk is not helping us i mean i read stories

00:05:31.840 every single day all the time that say you know we should be in for the next year we should be in for

00:05:38.900 the next two years well you know airplane travel is a thing of the past we're not going back to the skies

00:05:46.440 what are you crazy let me flip this around you know one of my favorite stories today is tom cruise

00:05:53.340 and elon musk are in talks right now to shoot the first movie in space thank you that's who we are

00:06:02.540 that's who we are and i i spend 10 minutes just thinking only tom cruise only tom cruise and he could

00:06:08.820 be sucked out of an airlock uh and he'll be like no i gotta do it myself no stunt double you just want

00:06:15.620 me to open my helmet shield outside okay i'll give it a shot let's get it in one take that's who

00:06:22.640 we are we're explorers we are not people that sit around on our hands and that is one just one of the

00:06:31.520 problems that is currently happening in the united states first of all we've got to get rid of the fear

00:06:38.600 what happened in 2008 in 2008 we had the fear that the entire thing's going to be shut down and so

00:06:46.340 what did we do we ran the tarp huge mistake huge mistake what did we do in in uh after 9-11 we we

00:06:54.620 were fearful so we ran immediately to the government and got the patriot act huge mistake can we stop

00:07:01.180 repeating the pattern we've got to stop repeating the pattern and the pattern is the government takes

00:07:10.420 more control because you have fear and you want someone to protect you now i want to play this audio

00:07:19.360 from nancy pelosi who was talking uh with uh cnn and wolf blitzer uh wolfie was on to talk about uh some

00:07:28.840 tax cuts a payroll tax cut everyone would get a payroll tax cut the reason why a lot of people

00:07:37.320 in washington don't want a payroll tax cut is because once you see how much you are actually

00:07:43.440 making and earning every single month trying to get that baby and that genie back into the bottle is

00:07:49.660 going to be really difficult but that's not why nancy pelosi doesn't want it here she is trying to

00:07:57.960 explain listen is a payroll tax cut uh okay from your point of view or is it a non-starter it is not

00:08:04.340 if it is a non-starter madam speaker why is a payroll tax cut a non-starter first of all now listen first

00:08:10.080 of all this is all to be related to the coronavirus we have enormous enormous cost much of it incurred

00:08:17.520 because the president was in denial yes okay so we got the blame trump reaction to it caused deaths

00:08:23.380 but what's wrong with the payroll tax what what's what's right with we have we have 500 billion

00:08:28.880 dollars for state 250 maybe 300 billion for local this this is a way for us this is a way for us

00:08:39.500 to address uh the the situation there are other things direct payment unemployment insurance uh issues

00:08:47.200 like ppp there's a great deal of money that is being put out there ah okay so um let me ask you

00:08:56.660 something uh stew yes if i had a shovel and we were out digging a ditch and i was holding a shovel

00:09:08.680 how much sense would it make if we were really in a crisis and we really needed to get things done

00:09:15.020 to hire someone to take my shovel cut a little bit of the handle off of that shovel

00:09:24.080 then give it to you you cut a little bit of the handle off and then hand it back to me

00:09:33.200 who uh does that make any sense at all it seems suboptimal go ahead yeah it does okay we all have

00:09:40.920 the shovel we all have the money that they're trying to give us okay they're taking it from us

00:09:46.100 taking a little bit out giving it to somebody else who will also take a little bit out and then handing

00:09:51.140 it back to us what the hell is that that doesn't make sense you know that does that diminishes your

00:09:57.760 dollar it diminishes what you have and it gives the power to the people that we have to look at and go

00:10:05.080 can we just get our damn shovel back please it also gives it empowers them and it gives them the

00:10:10.780 opportunity to take the piece of the handle that they've taken from our shovel and give it to some

00:10:16.540 other random uh ditch digger somewhere else right they get to redistribute it uh to whatever design

00:10:22.660 they're going for and then say i'm going to give that to these other people here who have no shovels

00:10:28.960 and then they'll give them that that piece of the handle that is not a shovel it's just a piece of a

00:10:33.940 handle and say you know why you don't have a shovel because these people over here are all hoarding

00:10:38.760 the shovels it doesn't make any sense no sense fear makes us do these things fear and wanting

00:10:49.240 somebody in charge well you're in charge welcome to america you're in charge that's the way it's

00:10:57.780 supposed to be now let's go back 2008 what happened well we we let somebody else be in charge take the

00:11:06.060 shovel they took our shovel they cut about half the handle off and said we're going to help people

00:11:11.540 they gave that half and many of the shovels to the banking system and said okay now it's fixed now

00:11:19.560 they're not afraid well no they were afraid because we no longer had shovels

00:11:23.780 so they were like i can't give this person a loan how's he going to make any money he doesn't

00:11:29.100 have a job he you know he doesn't have a shovel oh okay so what did they do because of their fear

00:11:37.760 of us they were like you know what i'd rather invest this money someplace else i i know i'm going

00:11:43.460 to make it a little harder to get loans okay okay all right now since this bailout chase is now

00:11:51.960 requiring a credit score of at least 700 for all new home loans they're one of the financial

00:11:59.420 institutions also now requiring at least 20 down so you have to have a credit score of 700 and at least

00:12:09.100 20 down okay well maybe maybe that's what we should have been the whole time i don't know i know they

00:12:16.040 because of the government who wants to give pieces of shovels to everybody they've made it really easy

00:12:23.040 to get loans and so what happens you make it too easy oh you don't need any id you don't even need a job

00:12:29.800 you want a house here here's one in beverly hills okay well that doesn't make any sense

00:12:37.060 now chase didn't disclose the previous uh down payments but records show it used to be about

00:12:50.300 six percent down so you could put six percent down well that's ridiculous that's ridiculous i remember

00:12:56.800 when 10 loans uh you know where you had to put 10 down that was a good deal 20 was usual i think when

00:13:05.240 i was growing up it may have been 30 so the home that you have purchased or the mortgage that you

00:13:11.620 have or the loan would you have been approved under the new chase standards no and chase isn't the only

00:13:19.060 one everybody's doing this why because they are afraid that you're not going to have a job they're going

00:13:29.100 to be stuck with a bill okay all right equity homes or equity loans are getting even harder to get

00:13:36.740 now this is going to have a dramatic impact on the u.s economy because not only are the uh consolidation

00:13:48.000 loans but credit cards are getting harder to get they're lowering the limits now on what you can

00:13:55.500 spend they're upping the interest rates and they're canceling some cards some cards are just being

00:14:01.180 canceled without any notice they're just canceling them all right well that's a problem because we're a

00:14:07.000 consumer driven economy remember we don't create anything we're the buyers of everything as designed

00:14:14.700 not by you not by me but by our government so when we open up the economy how fast are you going to a

00:14:23.480 concert how fast are you going to a a crowded uh a crowded restaurant and why why what is the

00:14:33.260 coronavirus like in your town what is the coronavirus like in your state if you're living in new york i get

00:14:40.880 it if you're living in new york city i get it but if you're living someplace in the middle of the

00:14:48.180 country why can you imagine can you imagine if if the coronavirus would have killed you know 20 percent

00:14:58.560 of the population of des moines iowa do you think that new york city would be closed do you think new

00:15:07.520 york city would have closed everything because there was a pandemic in des moines iowa no so why is

00:15:15.140 des moines iowa closed because there's a massive pandemic in new york new york would not have closed

00:15:22.680 for a pandemic in any small town in america it could have wiped everybody out in lubbock texas and they

00:15:30.540 still would be open today so why is it reversed why why is it reversed why are we closing all of america down

00:15:40.820 why don't we have any kind of of local control when people are struggling they're opening now in california

00:15:53.440 willing to go to jail because they're like i'm gonna be jail is better than living under a bridge

00:15:59.040 and you know what's crazy all of these states are opening up their jails did you hear in california the guy

00:16:06.000 who was arrested three times three times yesterday he was arrested three times you're three three times

00:16:12.580 you're right uh three strikes you're out in that california no not anymore guy was arrested yesterday

00:16:18.300 three times but because they decided ah no bail they took him to the station house he went out he

00:16:25.620 committed another crime they caught him he took him to the station house he got out he committed another

00:16:30.000 crime he took him to the station house he got out well so we're taking people who are just trying to

00:16:41.040 stay in business and we are taking them and throwing them in jail a jail where they say the coronavirus

00:16:48.640 is rampant so we have to let all these criminals out and you're taking people who aren't criminals who

00:16:55.900 are just trying to survive and you're putting them in jail when did the world go mad and when did america

00:17:03.080 forget the only thing we have to fear is fear itself when did america forget who we are that we are the

00:17:12.940 people that went to the moon we are the people that cross the rocky mountains if you've never driven

00:17:19.120 across the rocky mountains you must do it you must do it you're probably going to do it because god only

00:17:25.140 knows when the airlines are going to open up again and god only knows when people are going to be

00:17:28.420 willing to get onto a flight again but cross the rocky mountains because my son and i did it last

00:17:33.940 summer and we drove and we we drove and we joked the entire way so if you were a pioneer and you didn't

00:17:41.400 know how far this mountain range was going or what was on the other side even tell me where you'd stop

00:17:48.220 we both said denver that's as far actually i said the missouri river but we didn't drive over the

00:17:55.260 missouri river i would have looked at the river and went have fun guys if i would have crossed the

00:18:00.560 missouri river i definitely would have stopped at denver nice place look at the mountain no i don't think

00:18:06.960 so then if you decided to go up to over the mountain you get to the first peak to where you think oh man i

00:18:14.140 just got to get over this peak then you see a sea of peaks then you're like i would if that's the

00:18:19.940 place i would have killed the guy who convinced me to go over the mountain because now it's too late

00:18:24.680 that's who we are not the me's the ones who actually crossed it we need to convince our

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00:22:18.000 the reset button has been hit i don't even know if i'm going to get there because i haven't even

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00:24:02.920 welcome to the glenbeck program so glad that you are here today um we've got a lot uh happening that

00:24:20.880 you need to know about uh we have katie mcfarland uh she's going to be on with us here in just a

00:24:26.540 little while and katie is katie is an amazing woman um because of her credibility she was working

00:24:35.180 with um uh flynn at the national security uh council and uh was caught up in what was happening

00:24:45.780 with the fbi i mean she wasn't disgraced or anything else but she was caught up in it

00:24:49.520 uh as an innocent bystander and the story she has to tell is phenomenal and she's going to be on

00:24:56.040 we're going to go over what what's happening to general flynn uh this is absolutely absolutely

00:25:02.400 criminal that's coming up in about 30 minutes from now uh yesterday dave rubin was on with us and uh

00:25:08.520 we want to thank media matters for their support of the program um media matters of course is uh

00:25:16.160 uh is uh now a subscriber to the blaze and thank you for that too but they they watch us all the

00:25:23.660 time to make sure that we haven't done anything crazy so here's what they posted yesterday in

00:25:28.640 exchange on ending social distancing policies dave rubin a little risk is part of life that's actually

00:25:34.980 part of the human experience glenbeck i don't have a right to be safe from infections dot dot dot i'm born

00:25:40.840 without that natural right oh my gosh and bill maher say the exact same thing the other night

00:25:47.040 yep is she is he in the uh media matters report i'm assuming he is no no no and you know what i

00:25:54.000 even even without the context i stand by those two statements we have no idea what the dot dot dot was

00:26:00.780 but uh yeah i mean yeah no you're not stand by them yeah stand by them we all have not gonna be

00:26:06.340 and you've been very i mean again like i i think standing out in the uh especially on the right

00:26:11.780 side of the aisle is taking this seriously long before the mainstream media was taking it seriously

00:26:16.320 uh oh yeah i mean like this this like it's just such like a it's such a uh boilerplate sort of

00:26:23.160 formulaic delivery that i got going on these days i don't know maybe they only have bots working there

00:26:27.580 i don't even do they even have humans there anymore i mean these are these are these are lazy

00:26:30.980 attempts they used to be good at this well people used to be outraged by uh by common sense now i

00:26:38.760 think it's coming back into fashion they're like oh yeah i don't seem to have a problem with that one

00:26:45.380 yeah i don't yeah closing down the entire country because what we were talking about was opening it up

00:26:51.820 by regions opening it up by you know by the locals and and not being a slave all the way across the

00:26:59.760 the nation would you say it may be more and more efficient policies implemented by the state would

00:27:05.020 that be a way that you might phrase something like that i might be because that's that's how

00:27:09.480 the imperial college uh model uh outlined the appropriate response for the united states which

00:27:15.500 would be more and again that's the one that predicted multiple millions dead if we didn't do

00:27:20.060 anything it was the thing that everybody um in the scientific community ran to immediately

00:27:24.400 they specifically in the document in the initial model said much in the united states as opposed to

00:27:31.400 the uk it would be more sensible to do it perhaps by the state for more efficiency um and that does

00:27:37.520 seem to be more efficient we're a big big country it goes back to what you talked about earlier in the

00:27:41.940 hour where des moines didn't have a break an outbreak and and new york city did maybe those two

00:27:48.000 areas should be handled differently and it's not just right-wingers saying that that comes from the

00:27:53.500 imperial college model that initially started all of this uh talk so that's kind of know maybe maybe

00:27:59.480 is is the imperial college listed in the media matters report maybe they're in there too no no

00:28:04.640 they're yeah certainly certainly not um but we we now have a reset uh button that is being pushed

00:28:11.560 mainly by california uh california let me just give you a couple of the things that are that are going

00:28:17.520 on right now um there's a new renewed push from the from the left in california uh to california cash

00:28:26.200 bail system which voters are set to rule on whether to scrap um you know coming up in november's election

00:28:32.280 uh what they're doing is reducing all cash bail uh for the low level offenses to zero to reduce jail

00:28:40.460 populations and slow the sped of uh of the uh coronavirus well here's the here's the problem

00:28:47.420 they're depopulating the prisons and the jails uh and they're putting other people in jail and i told

00:28:54.140 you just a minute ago where you had a guy yesterday arrested three separate times three separate times

00:29:01.200 and released without bail then he came out and did it again in one day three separate times

00:29:07.180 it's it's it's insane uh and so what they're trying to do now is it's not just the bail but they're

00:29:13.780 trying all of the criminal you know social justice reforms and trying to depopulate the prison system

00:29:22.800 and and everything else and they're doing it by using the coronavirus they're also um looking into

00:29:31.600 uh uh different things like the um firearms restrictions here is something guaranteed by

00:29:40.240 the constitution and they say that it's not an essential service buying a lottery ticket is

00:29:44.620 but uh having you know access to guns or ammunition is not while they're while they're letting people out of

00:29:51.260 jail homelessness they are now trying to uh i am quoting i'm quoting the uh democratic politicians

00:30:00.500 we're aiming for the fences we're playing for the long game they are now looking uh to get grants on

00:30:10.140 houses uh for the homeless because they want to give all the homeless people homes and guess who will

00:30:16.360 pay for that yes fema the united states government otherwise known as you uh they also are looking they

00:30:27.160 their first state to borrow money from the federal government we should not be lending california money

00:30:32.920 sorry i don't i don't think would you lend them if you were a bank would you lend them the money

00:30:38.580 do they have that kind of credit score really do they have a 700 credit score are they able to even put

00:30:46.120 20 percent down and if they default on that what do we get in return because i'll take a beach or two

00:30:52.900 as the united states i say we free california we start at cal we start down at the border we start

00:30:59.360 in san diego ah okay good you got two years to pay that back you didn't pay it back great we take san

00:31:04.700 diego county oh you didn't pay that back good we take anaheim and it just becomes property of the

00:31:11.740 united states and no longer california i don't know we give it to arizona i don't know who we give it to

00:31:17.640 but enough with california they are now taking the uh one-time cash payments of five hundred dollars

00:31:27.140 so they're taking our money and giving five hundred dollars one time to all illegal immigrants

00:31:32.780 okay did did you are you okay with this because i'm definitely definitely not again i go back to

00:31:42.060 nancy pelosi where she said you know there's other ways the government is going to bail people out we

00:31:46.320 don't need tax cuts no tax cuts are the most immediate they're the most immediate and they go to

00:31:52.580 everybody there's no picking and choosing and nobody in power that's deciding what to do that's why they

00:31:59.220 don't like it because they need someone in power and what a tax cut does it empowers you to spend your

00:32:06.780 money the way you think it will most help it's your money i urge the president

00:32:15.740 to declare the united states of america an economic empowerment zone if we had economic empowerment

00:32:24.800 zones the entire country uh i think we would you know maybe do some good what it does is

00:32:34.880 it uh is designed to aid and lift communities out of poverty and what do they do they don't

00:32:45.420 dump a bunch of money in they release relieve people of many of the federal restrictions

00:32:52.220 on businesses and if you're creating jobs you can count that against your taxes

00:33:00.740 why can't we do this it it it makes have you ever heard of shinola

00:33:07.520 shinola is this great company out of detroit because detroit became an economic empowerment zone

00:33:16.180 and so what happens is they get extra tax benefits for going into these places and creating jobs they

00:33:25.600 also get to relief we get relief on some of the uh you know some of the federal standards etc etc why

00:33:33.520 aren't we doing that to the united states why because they don't trust you they don't trust business

00:33:39.600 they don't trust small business they'll they'll trust ge till the cows come home they'll trust city

00:33:45.620 corp they'll trust wells freaking fargo till the cows come home they'll trust the state of california

00:33:54.420 but not you donald trump please economic empowerment zones make the all 50 states economic empowerment

00:34:08.460 zones you immediately cut all of the regulation you immediately give tax cuts to everybody who's

00:34:17.400 creating a job you don't have to have you you don't you don't need anybody to to give pick and choose

00:34:24.640 tax cuts the people who have money to invest to create jobs people who are just barely on the on the edge

00:34:33.580 they'll be able to open their stuff back up and for jobs created they'll be able to uh they'll be able

00:34:41.540 to write that off on taxes that is fantastic sounds like it's too logical doesn't it

00:34:52.000 sounds like something that we just can't well you know let me just let me just stop here

00:34:59.740 do you think if the senate i'm sorry if the house and the senate wanted to find out if tara reed's

00:35:15.100 names were were in the records do you think if it was adam schiff and the perpetrator was donald trump

00:35:25.460 we could find anything they would have those records literally by hook or by crook

00:35:34.860 no no they can't they just uh-uh they just can't open up those records in the house and the senate and

00:35:46.560 boy would they would they like to yes they would yes they would but they just ain't got some rules that

00:35:54.620 they just can't who's actually fighting for you who's actually fighting for the republic

00:36:02.940 nobody it seems because we are acting like sheep because we are afraid look as i said in january

00:36:16.320 we're all gonna get this we've all had the 1918 pandemic we've all had it it's the flu that goes

00:36:24.600 around every year that's where it started we got it we're all gonna get coronavirus how come we're

00:36:31.480 not talking about fat people and i say this as a proud fat man fat people have a very good chance

00:36:39.340 of really having real damage done by the coronavirus if you're in shape you're in young you're young what

00:36:46.460 the hell are you doing in home how come we're wearing masks why are we wearing masks why are we being

00:36:53.340 told to wear masks all the time because it helps keep us afraid

00:36:57.600 the only thing we have to fear is fear itself

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00:39:41.000 all right so uh there's there is an incredible story uh and i've seen the police footage you know

00:39:58.640 the the uh dash cam footage there was a i don't know a ford bronco suv or something like that

00:40:07.940 uh and it's driving down the highway this happened in utah up by the uh northern border of idaho and um

00:40:14.380 it's kind of swerving but it's not bad actually i mean it's you know you wouldn't want to be

00:40:20.440 driving around them because it's but it's it's not like crazy drunk driving pretty study well uh

00:40:27.120 the police pull up behind this uh behind this car and whoop whoop and it it slows down pulls over on

00:40:33.780 the wrong side of the road but it does pull over stops uh looks like the person can't get it into

00:40:39.940 park because it kind of drifts and then it stops you see him tap on the brakes and then finally it

00:40:44.040 stops officer gets out it's a five-year-old a five-year-old driving his mother's car five

00:40:53.440 why he said he was going to go to california because his mom told him that she wouldn't buy

00:41:02.060 him a lamborghini so he was going to california to buy one himself five years old stopped on the highway

00:41:11.960 you're listening to glenn beck

00:41:15.340 there's a been there's been an awful lot uh going on um in washington dc with the deep state that has

00:41:30.120 nothing to do with coronavirus it has everything to do with everything we were talking about before

00:41:36.460 the coronavirus is the fbi even to be trusted who can we trust in washington dc did they set donald trump

00:41:46.120 up well a lot of things have been coming out about the uh muller investigation uh with general flynn

00:41:54.560 well we have somebody who was with general flynn in his office knows him was part of this process

00:42:04.200 actually ground up and destroyed in this process she is a friend of mine and somebody i believe has a

00:42:12.960 ton of credibility and a story you need to hear we do it in one minute

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00:44:09.680 katie mcfarland held national security post in the nixon ford reagan administrations she was an

00:44:26.640 aide to henry kissinger on the national security council she has uh won the defense department's

00:44:33.000 highest civilian armor honor she is received the distinguished service award uh she's an alumni of

00:44:40.920 george washington university uh oxford and mit she is uh kind of credible she was one of the most

00:44:53.120 prominent uh conservative foreign policy experts out there she was on fox for years and years and years

00:45:01.640 she was president trump's first deputy national security advisor and helped trump turn many of

00:45:08.240 his campaign promises uh into foreign policy and actually get things done well she was working with

00:45:17.060 general flynn and the fbi came in and uh took general flynn out uh he pleaded guilty the fbi questioned

00:45:27.000 her there was nothing wrong with her but she has been so discredited it is awful what has happened uh and

00:45:35.260 america needs to hear the story especially now with general flynn because we now have things coming out

00:45:41.920 um and being released that nobody seems to be paying attention to that really calls into question whether we

00:45:48.480 can trust uh our intelligence and and uh national security um um uh when it when it comes to the justice

00:45:57.520 department uh what they're what they are finding out about russia can we trust any of this katie mcfarland

00:46:06.520 is here now with us hi katie hi glenn it's great to be with you so i want to start with this

00:46:13.840 uh you just wrote uh an editorial the last thing national security advisor uh michael flynn said to

00:46:20.860 me when he left our west wing office for the very last time was laced with irony you know i joined the

00:46:27.940 military to fight the russians you are you were there and uh he he made a deal with the government

00:46:40.200 but he shouldn't have made the deal with the government should he no no and but the problem

00:46:46.860 is that they blackmail people i didn't realize when they came to me to try to set me up that they

00:46:52.720 had conducted themselves the same way with general flynn i mean his lawyers my lawyers said you know i

00:46:57.960 couldn't talk to flynn so i was operating and flying blind but it turns out now with the stories that have

00:47:03.620 come out and i write about it at great length in my book of the tactics that the fbi was doing exactly the

00:47:09.440 same thing to him show up at the office in my case they showed up at my home without warning and then

00:47:15.860 said well you know don't you want to help us find out what the russians did and i said yeah sure more

00:47:20.680 than anybody i want to find out what the russians did and make sure they can't do it again and so then

00:47:25.960 i said well do i need a lawyer flynn they did the same thing to flynn well the implication was

00:47:31.380 you don't really need a lawyer when i asked them directly they said we can't tell you not to get a

00:47:37.240 lawyer but we're just here to ask you some questions to get some context of what went on

00:47:42.320 yada yada yada and then it turns out that they had seized all of my government records which by law i

00:47:48.680 had turned over to the government when i left my cell cell phone logs text messages emails everything

00:47:55.120 they had done the same to flynn and then they kept them they controlled what i was able to see and

00:48:00.840 they cherry-picked what they wanted and in most cases they showed me things out of context

00:48:05.460 or they'll send it they showed me an email which you know the subject had been deleted three of

00:48:10.720 the four paragraphs have been redacted and then they asked me about it and at a certain point i

00:48:15.560 said well can i see these all at the same time or in chronological order and i should have known at

00:48:21.820 that point the fbi said that's not how we do things and at the end of the day they were trying to

00:48:28.680 trick me it was like they had the answer key because they had all the files i was working just from

00:48:33.720 memory and if they got me to say something like oh what happened on tuesday night and but the phone

00:48:39.560 call really happened on wednesday morning they could jump up and say you're lying that's a lie

00:48:44.940 you're trying to dissemble us you know you're lying to the fbi that's a perjury charge and they

00:48:50.060 tried to trick me that way and they obviously tried to trick general's phone that way they had the

00:48:55.120 transcript of a phone call that he had with the russian ambassador glenn and they were asking him

00:49:00.680 questions about the phone call which he didn't have a transcript of he didn't remember very well

00:49:05.540 and that was the beginning of their charges against flam that's not the way you conduct yourself if

00:49:13.060 you're really actually trying to tell the truth and you didn't get an attorney for a while because you

00:49:18.520 thought that you know you were just you've done this forever katie have you ever seen anything

00:49:23.900 like this i mean you've been with nixon reagan uh uh what's the other administration you were with

00:49:33.280 you you've ford i mean i've been i've been through watergate i've been through iran contract i've been

00:49:38.660 through everything and nothing right nothing really have you ever seen no nothing but after september 11th

00:49:46.180 we gave the intelligence community enormous power and and i think that's a good thing because

00:49:51.760 they were supposed to use it to go after terrorists mass murderers etc but in the obama administration

00:49:58.000 the senior officials of the intelligence community use those powers to go after political opponents

00:50:04.300 and that's the dangerous thing that's happened um and as you point out my career was destroyed um

00:50:10.800 general flinds has been destroyed and in the end of the day i wasn't i never would plead guilty to a

00:50:17.760 crime i didn't commit and i refused to implicate general flinn or president trump in crimes they

00:50:24.680 didn't commit which was what the fbi and the muller people implied i should do and they would go away

00:50:30.100 if i did that i wouldn't do it um knowing full well that i might have to fight them in court and go

00:50:35.420 bankrupt and everything else general flinn had an additional pressure point though they threatened his son

00:50:41.620 and so he sacrificed himself to protect his son he pled guilty to a crime he did not commit

00:50:48.280 in order to get his son free from the clutches of the muller investigators that's how bad it's gotten

00:50:55.380 and you know at the end of the day glenn it's not about flinn it's not about me it's about a group of

00:51:01.400 people who are unelected unaccountable to anybody the deep state they didn't like the election results

00:51:07.620 in 2016 so they were going to either take the president out take his advisors out or make sure

00:51:13.980 he couldn't govern when they said um in that memo that was just released you know what is our what

00:51:22.260 is our goal here are we trying to uh find the truth or are we trying to get him to lie uh so we can

00:51:29.940 you know take him out uh charge him with a crime or uh get him out of the out of the administration

00:51:37.020 uh i i found that a little frightening uh myself and i know that they try to do perjury traps

00:51:45.340 but is this the kind of perjury trap that the fbi always uses because they're trying to say that

00:51:53.720 this they did nothing different than they normally do well then that's even more terrifying is this how

00:52:01.020 they treat americans they don't like you know either you you choose either they abuse their

00:52:06.980 power and going after flinn and myself and others or they didn't abuse their power that this is the

00:52:12.060 power that they've decided to use against everybody and i find that even more terrifying you know

00:52:16.920 here's the real one of the real motivations behind getting going to flinn as opposed to other people

00:52:21.440 in the administration at first was because flinn and i and the president had already talked

00:52:27.460 about streamlining the intelligence community flinn had done it when he was head of the defense

00:52:32.680 intelligence agency in the obama administration he streamlined it he changed how they collected

00:52:37.640 intelligence how they analyzed it and the deep state the guys in the 16 sprawling intelligence

00:52:43.600 agencies they didn't want anything to change so it was a preemptive strike against flinn take him out

00:52:49.680 before he has a chance to get his feet in and then start looking at the intelligence community because

00:52:55.780 that was trump's job we were and we did we looked at the foreign policy of the obama administration

00:53:00.880 the defense policy and the intelligence policy and there were a lot of changes made but not to the

00:53:06.880 intelligence community because flinn had been preemptively taken out

00:53:11.100 so i've talked to people in washington and they've said glenn at least 30 across the board just has to be cut

00:53:24.660 because it's so infected now it's just you it's just out of control i don't see this happening

00:53:32.460 especially when they have the power that they do i mean you talk about you know if this is what they'll

00:53:37.720 do to you guys uh you know they're they're they they'll do it to the average citizen what's truly

00:53:43.300 frightening is doing it to the average citizen would never come to light these guys are so confident

00:53:48.660 that they can do it to some of the biggest names uh that we all know and the president of the united

00:53:54.840 states they're not afraid what chance do we have of cleaning this up and getting this in order

00:54:01.920 well i've always believed sunlight is the best disinfectant um and and you're right they came

00:54:08.320 after flinn who was one of obama's i mean one of general um general flinn's one of trump's top

00:54:13.500 advisors they came after me i was the most powerful woman in the west wing of the white house

00:54:17.800 one of the most powerful people in the national security community and if they could take us down

00:54:22.600 and just as you point out nobody else has a chance the other thing that they understand

00:54:29.180 is that they can bankrupt you whether they find you guilty of something whether you are whether

00:54:34.520 they charge you with a crime if they don't like you they can bankrupt you because you have to pay for

00:54:39.800 your own lawyer's fees they have infinite resources correct and infinite ability to get everything

00:54:45.280 um every kind of record there is so for general flinn's case and he lost his house he lost his pension he's

00:54:52.920 millions of dollars in debt my legal defense cost me high six figures and i didn't even meet any

00:54:59.940 russians and and as you point out i'm not new to this game um but the over abuse is is pretty

00:55:07.520 significant i think that's why it's really important to re-elect president trump because if he's promised me

00:55:12.980 personally a number of times we're going to find out we're going to get to the bottom of this and

00:55:17.600 we're going to get rid of these guys otherwise all right um hang on just a second yeah sure go

00:55:24.260 no go ahead finish otherwise it otherwise if you just got a couple of low-level mid-level guys in

00:55:31.000 the fbi and call it a day and say well that was who did it this will never stop it means nothing

00:55:36.440 yeah it means nothing orchestrated at the highest levels okay so i want to talk about that when we

00:55:42.700 come back this is kt mcfarland uh she's former trump uh national security advisor she is really a legend

00:55:50.100 um i think uh and a decent human being she's she's always been rock solid um and a good individual

00:56:00.100 and i wanted you to hear her side of the story she has a new book out uh it's called revolution

00:56:06.360 uh but i've wanted to talk to katie for a while on this and now that we have now that we have this

00:56:13.360 information coming out about flynn she was right there she saw it all uh and they tried to do it to

00:56:19.580 her they did it to flynn but they couldn't do it to her uh it's uh the book is revolution i don't

00:56:26.500 know exactly uh how she's going to pay off her bills i think that's why she wrote the bill that

00:56:31.580 wrote the book uh and it is important it's all about the inside story of what is happening to try

00:56:39.780 to take donald trump out and we'll talk to her and continue our conversation in just a minute the name

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00:59:56.020 all right katie mcfarland katie we have the the um luxury today being sarcastic of not being able to

01:00:08.740 know who to trust there's there's no real investigative reporting uh for the first time in my life i don't

01:00:16.720 trust the system i don't trust the fbi i don't trust our our uh our intelligence community i don't know

01:00:25.580 what the truth is on coronavirus or what's happening around the world or what's happening in our own

01:00:32.400 justice system how do who do we trust and how do we get to the truth on all of this

01:00:38.980 you know the one thing i think that i'm hopeful for is the durham investigation and the current

01:00:47.240 attorney general um bill barr they have both been they have both really gone so much further than

01:00:53.520 i ever thought the justice department would do you know the fbi director he's basically when he's been

01:00:58.840 asked he says well we got rid of the bad guys well okay but the system's still you know we've changed

01:01:04.080 a few regulations this is never going to happen again are you kidding it's going to happen again

01:01:08.560 and again and again until the most senior people are brought to justice if if the um if john durham

01:01:16.040 who's investigating the investigators the muller report and the russian investigation he charges people

01:01:22.560 like comey or andrew mccabe or others at the very highest levels then i think there is a chance that

01:01:30.080 those people will be brought to justice and all the dirty linen comes out and the sunlight shines

01:01:36.380 and then maybe we can have faith again in our in our intelligence community in our law enforcement

01:01:42.260 community right now if an ex-agent agent came to my door i would treat him like a vampire i would not

01:01:47.900 let him cross my threshold so i i would i would probably do the same um which is really sad we've always

01:01:56.600 had trust for our law enforcement officials and i i still think the average guy is good i just don't

01:02:03.520 trust the system anymore and a republic will not survive without that kind of uh trust i want to

01:02:11.400 continue with uh kt mcfarland in just a second uh she's the author of a new book called revolution

01:02:16.900 where she looks into how how washington uh attacked donald trump's revolution deep state and so much more

01:02:28.640 coming up you're listening to glenn beck

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01:04:27.060 written about it in her new book to pay her legal bills uh she's written a new book uh that will

01:04:33.100 take you through it's really more like a novel but it's all true unfortunately on the relentless

01:04:39.780 attack on trump and you on the good side of nationalism nationalism can be very very bad

01:04:48.720 but nationalism as we're now finding out with coronavirus is also really good if it's kept in

01:04:53.940 check uh this is all being done by deep state uh as it has now become known people who just

01:05:00.480 do not want their power taken from them in fact want more and katie i i i want to ask you because

01:05:08.000 when we look at this coronavirus there are so many things that are happening that are really

01:05:14.300 questionable uh where we're not allowed to now listen to anybody else who has you know any kind of

01:05:21.600 differing view scientifically on what's going on uh we are being really put in a cage for the very

01:05:30.180 first time in american history and people don't like it and it seems to me like there is a a push from

01:05:37.880 these big state people as how far can we push the american people and how can we use this crisis to our

01:05:45.920 advantage to end this revolution of freedom you know if the chinese it's very interesting to see the chinese and my

01:05:57.000 background has always been in china and i'm one of the first people to say we got to really watch out for china

01:06:02.780 but the chinese are going around the world now and telling everybody look we china we know how to handle these

01:06:08.620 problems and look at the great job we're doing they don't mention the fact or they ignore the fact

01:06:13.720 or they try to disinform on the fact that it was because of them that the world has a problem but

01:06:18.600 they say because they can they have the the biggest surveillance state in world history i mean there's a

01:06:25.100 total surveillance state and they say therefore because we know where everybody is we know what their

01:06:29.740 temperatures are we know what they're doing we're able to deal with these coronavirus and these pandemics

01:06:34.440 just think about that for a minute what they're saying is that the new model of effectiveness is

01:06:40.260 the chinese surveillance state and there is no better example than what's happening now and um

01:06:47.680 you know look america has got to get back to work the chinese don't want us to go back to work they want

01:06:52.340 us to be bankrupt they want to be able to come out of this crisis within the next three or four years

01:06:58.040 as having replaced the united states and what does the deep state want they want to be in charge too

01:07:04.420 and i'm not saying that these are disloyal people but they have a very different idea of the

01:07:09.960 function of government and that's why the constitution of the united states and you're a historian and i

01:07:15.060 know you spent a lot of time thinking about the constitution and our founding fathers and our

01:07:19.900 foundational documents we have the right to revolution we were given that right and it's a

01:07:25.620 political revolution it's our duty it's our duty if the if this declaration of independence says it is

01:07:32.560 not only your right it is your duty to shake off the chains of a government that takes uh and abuses

01:07:40.280 these rights that's why the american people the only way this gets solved whether it's the abuse

01:07:47.460 of power by the justice department or the fbi or the coming abuse of power by the deep state state

01:07:53.600 government which wants to run everything is that we the people go to the polls throw the bums out

01:07:58.500 and demand change because otherwise it's lost you know otherwise we never get back to what

01:08:05.860 we were intended to be which is a government that is run by people and the free free choice of an

01:08:13.840 individual i mean i think it really is because of if every individual has a conscience and a soul

01:08:19.200 and every individual is responsible for the choices he makes in his life and writ large that's every

01:08:25.240 individual together added together is responsible for his nation and choosing his leaders and throwing

01:08:31.800 the bums out when they don't do the job so people should never sit home again on election day go to the

01:08:38.480 polls vote for the guy who's going to protect your freedom get the country going again because if we

01:08:44.780 don't if we just become slaves to big government we'll never get it back once it's gone it's lost forever

01:08:52.600 you know there was a story that came out today how these police departments are using these chinese

01:08:59.700 made drones and they are afraid now that all that information is being sent back uh to china i mean

01:09:07.280 china is a real threat not only to the united states but to all mankind that believes in any kind of freedom

01:09:17.300 with what they have wanted to do with 5g and are doing to most of the world uh and and their gathering of

01:09:25.460 information and their gathering of lines of communication is truly terrifying and we don't seem to have a press

01:09:33.400 the press is in bed with china universal disney all in bed with china uh and and so is google and facebook and

01:09:43.160 all of those people i mean how do you how do you beat that wall street i think the only thing the

01:09:50.520 only way way of wall street because they're making money on china and they're all right useful idiots

01:09:56.400 that they don't realize what the chinese have been to have intended and speak openly about what their

01:10:01.240 goal is they're creating a eurasian trading block with a land-based and a maritime-based trading block

01:10:08.420 there as you point out they want to control the internet of the future they want to control the

01:10:12.740 technologies of the future and they're well on the way to doing it and and they're using this moment

01:10:18.340 of economic distress to buy up the technology companies of the west of britain particularly in

01:10:25.460 the united states they're buying them at higher sale prices because they intend to be running the world

01:10:30.360 when this is over what's our defense the only thing we have is the american people and and really

01:10:37.180 standing up and as you point out it's not just your right during it this time it's your responsibility

01:10:42.060 because four years from now five years from now eight years from now it is a chinese world order

01:10:47.640 and then once it's gone it never comes back now it's not too late but the time is bring supply chain

01:10:55.100 home work with other countries that believe in a rule of law and democracy and free markets and

01:11:01.840 maintain the technology high ground invest more in it we're the greatest innovators in the world the

01:11:07.480 chinese cannot invent innovate they can buy they can steal but they can't innovate encourage american

01:11:14.080 innovation and then darn it make sure that it stays here and don't let them borrow it buy it steal it or

01:11:20.680 beg it for it keep it let me go back to let me go back to general flynn here for a second um

01:11:27.200 general flynn was let go by the administration not because of the fbi investigation but because

01:11:34.640 it was said that he lied to pence is that true you know um i think that a lot of things led to his

01:11:45.600 firing he was already in sort of shaky ground um with president trump and already had been pretty

01:11:53.760 damaged by a lot of the press um i think that the intelligence community was leaking classified

01:12:01.080 information as well as made up information to try to discredit and destroy general flynn every three

01:12:07.980 days and i was marked i was watching this very carefully because i had to respond to a lot of it

01:12:12.820 general flynn there would be a bad story about general flynn is bad for this reason or bad for that

01:12:17.980 reason and it would have an echo chamber usually came out in the washington post or the new york times

01:12:22.640 or cnn and then it would echo around for a day or two and then when it was just dying down there'd be a

01:12:28.680 new story that came out again emanating from the intelligence community about how bad general flynn

01:12:34.280 was so i think that a number of things contributed to his firing he was already in a pretty weakened

01:12:39.960 position as national security advisor and because of a lot of the chaos at the beginning of the trump

01:12:46.700 administration chaos that should be expected because this was a not a bunch of washington insiders

01:12:52.320 moving into the white house it was a bunch of new people and with new ideas and it was a rebellion

01:12:58.560 by the bureaucracy to just get rid of anybody who challenged their authority i want i don't know what

01:13:05.120 general flynn said to vice president pence only the two of them know and if anybody else was listening

01:13:11.400 in so i can't really speak to did he lie did he not lie because i don't want to talk about something

01:13:16.660 that i'm not personally knowledgeable of sure um you were offered a gig as the ambassador i think it

01:13:23.940 was to singapore um yeah that never happened is is do you think that because we did a lot of work

01:13:30.720 into what was happening in ukraine with the state department and i think the state department is another

01:13:35.500 place that just needs to be fumigated um and just that has to be cut down to the bone did you do you

01:13:42.480 think that there was the reason you didn't get that or why it just kind of disappeared is because

01:13:47.100 you are again a revolutionary and there are things in the state department that are very much like the

01:13:54.260 intelligence community or what happened there i think that what happened with me was that um

01:14:00.600 that my nomination to singapore the democrats didn't like it because i represented trump but it's hard to

01:14:07.160 say that i wasn't qualified i mean my undergraduate degree was in chinese um because so

01:14:12.460 i think they would have had a hard time on that one but when the flint investigation got going

01:14:17.620 there were a series of leaks from the intelligence community or probably even from the muller

01:14:22.780 investigation to the media that painted me as a traitor um and and took emails that i'd written

01:14:29.880 that i hadn't seen uh for a year and and took them you know cut and pasted took them out of context

01:14:36.040 and then painted me in a very you know like you said destroyed my reputation and my integrity

01:14:41.200 and they were all made up or or taken out of context and twisted around it's like if you say

01:14:47.220 it's not going to rain today then just take the word not out and it sounds like you're saying it's

01:14:52.080 going to rain today so that's what they did and the new york times had to retract um and rewrite their

01:14:57.880 story a number of times for accuracy watering it down but by then it really had taken off so i think

01:15:04.260 that at that point i didn't want to dangle in the wind and i asked president trump to withdraw my

01:15:09.860 nomination because the democrats and their like-minded allies in the partisan media and in

01:15:16.380 the intelligence community wanted me dangling forever and i said screw that i'm not going to

01:15:21.580 be dangled forever and my husband and i left the country um when muller was realized that i wasn't

01:15:28.180 going to give him what they wanted and i went away and tried to make sense of it all when i went to the

01:15:34.040 most remote part of scotland in the hebrides no phone no wi-fi no tv no nothing and i just tried

01:15:41.540 to think about what's going on here and i came out of it with an actually a pretty optimistic um view

01:15:48.420 of america which is the one that you and i just talked about this is a revolution america has

01:15:52.980 revolutions we're supposed to have political revolutions and we have them roughly every 40 years

01:15:58.800 when the government gets so entrenched in its own power that it stops working for the people and

01:16:04.540 because we're a dynamic society we need changes and yet government by its very nature is not nimble

01:16:10.940 it's status quo so i think what we are going through with president trump is a revolution i think we went

01:16:17.100 through it with reagan i think we went through it with fdr with teddy roosevelt with abraham lincoln

01:16:22.500 with andrew jackson and then the original american revolution but this is this is a miserable time to go

01:16:28.540 through but when it's over america has always emerged from these revolutions stronger more

01:16:34.620 committed more prosperous and a much better nation for it so i think that we come out of this sort of

01:16:40.660 purgatory that we go through and we'll be a better nation for it but only if the people participate

01:16:46.860 katie uh it is it's great to hear from you again it's great to talk to you again i've always had so

01:16:54.360 much respect for uh your opinion and all the work that you have done uh and uh i would only hope that

01:17:01.620 if i had gone through what you have gone through after the the decades of service to this country

01:17:07.740 uh that i would be able to come out as hopeful as uh as you are i can't imagine how devastating it was

01:17:14.280 to have your own people turn on you and you know accuse you of being a traitor and and to see the

01:17:21.360 the the what the justice department had turned into it must have been devastating

01:17:28.260 so thank you something there is an old scottish refrain that said i'm hurt but i am not slain

01:17:35.360 i will lay me down and bleed a while and then i will rise and fight again i'm ready to fight again

01:17:41.740 i'm glad to hear it katie mcfarland uh the name of the book is revolution uh trump's washington and we

01:17:49.040 the people by katie mcfarland you can get it anywhere thank you so much katie appreciate it

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01:19:51.400 uh one of the best guests i've ever had on my show is the author of biohazard he's ken alabek

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01:20:19.400 uh i wanted to get his opinion on what china did so we're going to talk to him coming up in a minute

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01:22:42.300 hello america and uh welcome to tuesday one of the most chilling books i have ever read one that i

01:22:53.640 probably bring up to others that have uh have read it or when we're talking about anything any kind of

01:23:00.440 biohazard i always mention have you ever read the book biohazard it is terrifying it is the story of

01:23:08.120 the largest covert biological weapons program in the world and it's told by the guy who actually

01:23:15.180 ran it and it was i mean while we were freaking out about nuclear weapons with the soviet union

01:23:23.080 this team of doctors was hell-bent on finding a biological armageddon and it's terrifying as soon

01:23:31.640 as the wall came down this guy got over to the united states quickly to tell his story um he's with

01:23:38.700 us now we're going to spend a few minutes with him we need to have him on again because he's just

01:23:43.500 fascinating but uh we want to talk to him a little bit about what's happening in china and is there

01:23:50.280 anything we should be worried about here with the coronavirus what does the guy who ran a communist

01:23:56.400 country's uh weapons biological weapons laboratories think about what happened in china and the origins

01:24:06.880 of covet 19 we begin with him in one minute this is the glenbeck program

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01:25:18.480 so ken alabak uh he was born in uh kazakhstan in 1950 he went to the uh tomzik medical institute

01:25:33.240 in the former soviet union he majored in infectious diseases and epidemiology he has and i don't know

01:25:40.520 if i'd want this on my resume this is really kind of weird and frightening he holds a phd in

01:25:45.780 microbiology for research and development of the plague and tulmeria biological weapons he also has

01:25:54.780 a doctorate of science in biotechnology for developing the technology to manufacture anthrax

01:26:01.280 on an industrial scale he ran the soviet union's bioweapons labs uh and when you when you read his

01:26:10.840 book which came out years ago and you find out how he really became the director i mean it's

01:26:16.160 terrifying what they were doing over there when the soviet union collapsed he immediately came over

01:26:23.120 and defected uh to the west he's a guy i'm glad he's on our side welcome to the program uh ken

01:26:31.260 alabak hello good morning how how are you sir i'm fine how about you uh i'm fine um i uh i want to

01:26:42.640 i want to talk to you about uh first of all tell for anybody who hasn't read your book i think it came

01:26:49.300 out what in the 90s or early 2000s uh the first edition uh came out in 1999 then since then we had

01:26:59.380 several new editions here in the united states in many other countries well i have a uh i have a first

01:27:07.460 edition i i i was this is the most chilling book i've ever read um tell tell people the difference

01:27:15.720 between the united states and the former soviet union on how we look for cures uh before we weaponize

01:27:25.300 you didn't feel that there was any weapon that was really a good weapon in the soviet union unless

01:27:31.520 there was no cure i have that right absolutely uh you know uh general principles uh for designing

01:27:39.480 and making biological weapons uh in the soviet union in the united states were absolutely different

01:27:45.260 in the united states uh there was a requirement because the united states program continued from 1943

01:27:51.260 to 1972 71 72 and the major principle was uh not to develop uh any biological weapon if there is no

01:28:00.300 uh cure of uh vaccination uh in the soviet union uh the principle was different uh there was no much

01:28:08.880 interest in biological weapons if there was uh a cure uh it doesn't mean uh that uh no weapons were

01:28:16.320 developed uh if there was no cure uh i mean there was cure but major focus was on something which

01:28:23.080 wouldn't wouldn't be treatable

01:28:24.580 that's terrifying um now ken the difference between the united states and the soviet union especially

01:28:34.340 towards the end uh in safety procedures in these real bioweapons labs did the soviet union

01:28:42.160 have the kind of safety procedures that we have is it the same um was it the same especially

01:28:50.100 towards the end uh i would say in the soviet union there was strong requirements uh just to have

01:28:58.120 a very strict uh by safety uh for when we worked with uh some contagious agents specifically the work

01:29:07.460 with uh ebola hemorrhagic fever smallpox uh then uh marburg hemorrhagic fever there was a requirement

01:29:15.640 not to uh do any work if there was no uh quarantine after finishing certain work for example we had

01:29:23.260 some groups working for example for two weeks or three weeks then after finishing the work uh they

01:29:30.660 were not allowed uh just to leave the facility they were staying uh it's a certain quarantine

01:29:36.440 facility just had for for a quarantine for 14 days and after this they were allowed to come out

01:29:42.120 okay so now let me switch to china um china do they does this communist country have the same kind

01:29:50.060 of philosophy of biological weapons that the soviets had uh logically uh at that time we didn't know

01:29:59.340 much about uh a chinese biological weapons program but uh there was some information coming uh even

01:30:06.040 at that time we had some uh information we called it a special information uh coming from some

01:30:12.220 intelligence uh agencies of the soviet union uh describing what was happening in china at that time

01:30:19.440 uh china had a biological weapons program we didn't know much about uh the actual size and a number

01:30:27.480 of facilities but it was obvious uh there were some efforts to design biological weapons

01:30:32.580 so now that we are facing the coronavirus um do they have the same kind of standards that you had

01:30:40.860 in the soviet union and that we have here on these bioweapons labs uh you know uh a while ago i had such a

01:30:49.100 question coming from uh my readers and uh i was explaining uh how uh these facilities should

01:30:56.400 function i mean what levels of protection in order not to let virus coming out and to me it was a kind

01:31:02.820 of uh rule uh in which we knew for example if there is no this level of protection uh nobody would do

01:31:09.560 any work uh with uh contagious agents you know if uh when allies and that's what actually i thought

01:31:15.540 about uh this facility in yuhan uh in china but some information coming that uh the facility was not

01:31:23.760 so uh strictly uh i mean i didn't have a straight requirements on biosafety whether it's true or not

01:31:31.400 of course it's still to be seen and investigated but if there was no a rule let me say not to stay

01:31:39.060 in quarantine for at least 14 days the probability the virus is coming from the lab actually exists

01:31:45.300 that's what so i i don't i i don't believe that this was a biological weapon or intentionally released

01:31:53.600 it looks like it might be just sloppy work followed by uh you know like the soviet union

01:32:01.280 with chernobyl just doing everything they can to cover uh you know for the state would you say that

01:32:08.500 that is a safe bet or not yeah i would uh i would agree with uh what you say you know just uh for some

01:32:16.700 while i was trying to collect all information about how it happened when it happened and you just uh i

01:32:23.880 collected some uh dates uh in uh december uh some in november and december and january and it was

01:32:32.700 clear to me that uh there was a pattern uh when we saw some uh people infected for example from

01:32:39.700 a group of three then a bigger number and by the time uh looks like it was beginning of january

01:32:46.400 let me say we saw already it was a much bigger number of uh people infected than uh chinese

01:32:53.800 actually reported but at that time they didn't report anything but at the same time when we talk

01:32:59.120 about uh whether it's an intentional attack or it means it's uh an accidental release or somebody was

01:33:05.220 infected from uh some uh wild source it's obvious uh it was not uh a biological attack because in case of

01:33:13.160 a biological attack you would see a big number of people infected within a short period of time in

01:33:18.260 this case we saw some very small numbers but what chinese reported they said they didn't find uh

01:33:25.700 uh zero patient patient zero because the zero patient actually is usually a patient who was the first

01:33:32.660 infected and started distributing infecting others they found some uh people who were uh the first i would

01:33:41.120 say in uh in the line to start the infection but the actual uh first patient i mean uh patient zero was

01:33:48.040 not reported was it done intentionally or not uh and some people say uh because we know when we do

01:33:55.320 uh epidemiological investigation we can go and we actually can find for example if you find three

01:34:01.460 people for example infected just investigation by collecting information they can show for example

01:34:07.700 where they where they were uh what they did right and finally we can say okay uh they can uh contacted

01:34:13.460 this particular person and if this person already dead or uh survived but at least we can say okay in our

01:34:21.540 chain of investigation we found the one who was the first one but if it's uh not known and chinese didn't

01:34:28.900 want to release this information there is a very high likelihood that this person was coming from lab

01:34:34.660 uh we're talking to ken uh elebek he is the author of biohazard he ran the the soviet bioweapons uh

01:34:44.920 laboratory the the biggest bioweapons program in the world um and we just wanted to get touch base with

01:34:52.040 him on on what's happening with china um ken when you look at this when you look at this coronavirus

01:34:58.660 um you're now in in biodefense um are we doing the right things by staying in and closing the world

01:35:09.080 down what what is this virus i mean we've never done this in the history of the world are we doing

01:35:15.780 the right thing or what should we be doing uh it's interesting from this it's uh in many cases uh

01:35:22.960 sometimes it seems to me maybe i'm wrong but you know just if i'm wrong for example just would be

01:35:27.860 happy if somebody corrects me but you know what uh it looks like uh sometimes we don't get our

01:35:34.480 lessons and the first lesson uh we got it was a spanish flow 1918 and even allies for example what

01:35:43.180 was happening uh just 100 years ago was what we do now and you can say exactly we we haven't developed

01:35:50.640 developed any new measures for protection compared to what we had 100 years ago same situation

01:35:57.840 with uh social distancing uh masks and and that's it nothing new and you know but it cannot be a

01:36:06.040 situation okay okay one uh through the period of 100 years yes we found no solution because it's

01:36:12.340 really i mean just uh i would say strange but then uh we shouldn't forget let me say other epidemics

01:36:19.260 things it's uh a sars epidemic first coronavirus epidemic in china coming from china in fact in

01:36:25.880 many people at different locations different countries it was not so big but it was a first

01:36:30.960 sign for example okay coronavirus is coming and uh i consulted singapore uh the government of singapore

01:36:38.840 2003 2004 and just and we knew at that time that uh that virus uh let's call it uh sars one it had a very high

01:36:48.880 mutation rate and you know what it means in this case it means uh the probability that somebody who was

01:36:55.400 infected first would pass the virus to another person but the virus will be really different

01:37:01.540 because it's it means for example in terms of vaccination uh or some other things for example

01:37:08.540 we already deal with some other viruses not necessarily absolutely different but but some

01:37:13.320 difference would be already obvious but in this case uh if uh just i do remember all these

01:37:19.260 discussions at that time at different levels and we discussed the necessity just to develop vaccines

01:37:25.320 uh just to uh and it's interesting from this point there is a very sophisticated uh agency in the united

01:37:33.980 states with the name of darpa defense uh uh defense uh defense threat reduction agency it's a it's a

01:37:43.540 it's the agency of the department of defense which is on high risk hype of problems and it had a

01:37:51.940 program with the name of uh non-conventional or unconventional pathogen countermeasures it started

01:37:57.780 sometime in 2000 2001 just exactly after this trace attack in new york city and uh the research was so

01:38:06.920 sophisticated so many new things have been uh designed to develop uh we call them non-specific defense

01:38:14.040 against unknown threats and have no idea what happened in 2003 to 2006 or 7 the program

01:38:21.940 was closed down but it was the most promising program just to defend people because you know just

01:38:27.600 when we talk about vaccination you know just everybody rely on vaccines but how can we in the

01:38:33.740 beginning of 21st century rely on defenses coming uh from the 19th century you know what what's

01:38:40.520 happening in this case yes vaccines are important but vaccines are coming uh from a former threat

01:38:47.100 you know what i mean in this because because yes we develop we develop it's constantly yeah it's

01:38:53.200 constantly changing and it's you can't keep up with it you got to get ahead of it yeah today is

01:38:58.400 coronavirus tomorrow could be new ebola it could be something different in this case you know there

01:39:03.680 is a kind of uh a saying okay generals are fighting previous wars not future wars in this case what we do

01:39:10.680 in this case we fight previous infections previous epidemics because next epidemic if you take a look

01:39:16.940 uh sars 1 uh 2000 to 2000 uh 2004 mars another coronavirus 2012 and continue for several years

01:39:27.280 they are different now we're having a situation with sars i would say the third one but the problem is

01:39:34.260 if somebody analyzes the differences between these epidemics they would see a dramatic difference

01:39:40.120 because people were not scared and in this case uh we thought okay this infection wouldn't cause any

01:39:46.600 significant damage but it was changing and if we compare them we'll see those epidemics were quite

01:39:52.940 limited by size a number of deaths and so on so forth but we suspected and we published articles we

01:40:00.960 published articles in 2004 2003 2006 and okay guys we need to be ready for a pandemic i do remember my

01:40:08.800 uh article published in the journal of uh future virology and uh we specifically a group of four we said

01:40:16.520 okay guys we need to be ready for new uh pandemic it was said 14 years ago and you know just and well

01:40:23.660 i will tell you ken um that uh george bush was the last president that really took this seriously and

01:40:31.520 he's the guy that put that darpa program in and it was uh it was in the change of the administration

01:40:36.620 that that thing i think the darpa was canceled but all of his preparations uh also went by the wayside

01:40:43.940 he actually really believed in it uh and others didn't think it was a priority and it's a it's a shame

01:40:50.320 that we didn't pursue that i've got to run for a network break but ken it is great to talk to you

01:40:54.940 thank you for um all of your work thank you for your work in biodefense no thank you for all the

01:41:00.720 stuff that you did in the soviet union but uh i mean it brought you where you are today so thank you so

01:41:06.580 much ken appreciate it the name the name of his book is called biohazard it is bone chilling it is one of

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01:43:05.580 all right we have matt bevan the former governor of uh kentucky coming up in just a second right

01:43:25.340 after the bottom of the hour break uh matt is a fascinating guy a close close call uh he just

01:43:34.100 barely lost his governorship and it has gone into the hands of a governor that is just seemingly

01:43:42.940 power hungry uh draconian things have been happening like to get matt bevan's view on

01:43:50.960 what might be different and what can the people of kentucky do you're listening to glenn beck

01:43:59.240 all right life lock so you know you're you're picking up the stuff you need for cinco de mayo

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01:45:23.940 this is the glennbeck program welcome to tuesday we've got a great wednesday night special on for

01:45:38.660 you uh tomorrow night we are going to be looking at the press and how they destroyed kavanaugh and uh

01:45:47.540 how they're treating joe biden that is coming up uh tomorrow 9 p.m only on the blaze if you really

01:45:55.200 want to understand this tara reid thing we're going to look at this uh from all angles and try to give

01:46:00.740 you our best our you know our best read on it trying to be fair to everybody i don't like trying

01:46:06.960 people in uh public but what's happening uh and why the double standard oh why am i even saying that

01:46:14.520 you know why there's a double standard by the way there is some a newsmaker that i really really want

01:46:20.300 to talk to and there's no way to get this newsmaker's name or phone number or anything else

01:46:25.760 uh because uh it involves a minor but i really want to talk to the mom of the five-year-old

01:46:34.500 in northern utah that took her car started it up drove away took two streets got onto the highway

01:46:45.380 and was headed towards california because mom said she wouldn't buy him a lamborghini so he was going

01:46:53.720 to california to buy one himself it is the best story of the week uh and i really want to talk to

01:47:03.360 the mom she might be fuming uh but uh it's an amazing story this five-year-old kid was sitting

01:47:10.640 on the edge of the seat in the you know van or the the bronco or whatever it was just sitting on the

01:47:16.820 edge of the seat so he could reach the pedals and somehow or another he knew how to drive

01:47:22.340 navigated knew how to get on the freeway and why he thought he had to go to california to get a

01:47:29.320 lamborghini i don't know but and maybe he was right about that i don't know if they sell lamborghinis in

01:47:34.920 utah maybe they don't maybe that five-year-old knew more than i did uh but i just love that story

01:47:41.920 if you happen to know who that is or that happens to be you uh would you please uh just uh call our

01:47:50.400 studios 888-727-BECK if you can get us into touch with uh those people i just think it's a great story

01:47:57.420 uh you know the other good story is um and i don't want the phones to blow up on that i shouldn't even

01:48:05.320 now you know what don't call because if i say who thinks uh michelle obama is way better looking

01:48:13.880 than melania trump i know the phones will go down the circuits will break and uh and i don't you know

01:48:21.140 so don't call um that's what don lemon was saying don lemon was saying uh you know that barack obama

01:48:29.540 is smarter better looking blah blah blah and uh you know maybe it's maybe it's the fact that

01:48:37.220 michelle obama is so much better looking than melania trump

01:48:40.740 with an exception of blind the blind people uh i don't think anyone else will agree with that uh

01:48:52.100 maybe said maybe barack here here's what he said here's what he said listen what is it about

01:48:59.320 president obama that really gets under your skin is it because he's smarter than you

01:49:07.500 better educated this is news this is news made it on his own didn't need daddy's help

01:49:16.900 made it on his own wife is more accomplished

01:49:21.260 better looking i don't know what is it what is it about him that he's a black man that's accomplished

01:49:29.920 became president listen to that that he punked you on the whole birth certificate thing what is it

01:49:37.480 about him hung to you on it what just wondering what a jerk i mean what is what a jerk that's that's

01:49:47.620 news i don't know i don't know that was a personal message to the president uh and uh he just trying

01:49:54.100 to get him all riled up to get him to respond i got news for you guys the president's not watching

01:49:59.780 don lemon here's why he's irrelevant if he was watching don lemon it would double the size

01:50:07.100 of don lemon's audience and that's only assuming that the cameraman is actually watching what is on

01:50:14.640 the other side of the lens yeah you can't assume that now especially with phones he could be on

01:50:18.440 netflix he could be on hulu quibi might be a quibi subscriber i mean you just don't know uh what

01:50:25.220 well that is really like what is it you know first of all but what he didn't punk donald trump on the

01:50:30.580 birth certificate thing that's just a ridiculous first of all first of all though well that's

01:50:35.720 admitting that donald that uh barack obama was involved in the birth certificate thing who wanted

01:50:41.580 that right that way they they said absolutely not because we used to say just release the damn thing

01:50:47.300 no why why he's not punking people he's not right yes he is oh yeah just release the damn thing early

01:50:53.920 yeah look i think he loved that controversy it was an easy way to meet to demean and dismiss every one

01:50:59.820 of his opponents right and you just see and here is there's right and here is don lemon admitting

01:51:05.280 that but when you're saying melania trump is more accomplished i mean uh that michelle obama is more

01:51:10.840 accomplished really is she than a globally known supermodel i mean i think they're both pretty

01:51:17.900 accomplished yeah i mean both have good careers yeah michelle was a lawyer right uh yeah yeah i mean

01:51:25.720 yeah i mean it's certainly one certainly a lot more fame but uh you know michelle obama they're

01:51:30.880 both accomplished yeah they're both accomplished careers have good careers uh i'll get to the better

01:51:36.260 looking here in a minute but uh the other is what do he that are you upset that barack obama made it on

01:51:43.320 his own uh no no he didn't remember barack obama always said how he didn't make it on his own he always

01:51:52.320 needed the government's help or somebody's help he never made anything on his own i think if you

01:51:58.160 asked uh president obama he would tell you that he didn't build that that would be the way he probably

01:52:04.080 phrase it yeah uh well maybe i don't know why that sounds familiar but uh yeah uh and uh you know

01:52:11.540 better educated they both had pretty good educations uh they you know wharton school of uh finance is a

01:52:18.240 pretty good school uh we know that barack obama also had a high you know level of education i don't

01:52:24.700 i don't know what part of that is like it is a a bizarre thing i mean didn't need daddy's help

01:52:31.060 i guess like maybe that's a uh a burn i don't in some way to don lemon i guess but i mean you know

01:52:38.120 daddy wasn't really you know around all that often uh for barack uh was uh you know donald trump's

01:52:45.000 dad did have uh you know gave him uh certainly a big head start in life i don't think there's

01:52:49.700 anything by the way that's why you that's why you try to make try why you try to make money as a dad

01:52:54.340 you know that's uh the people are oh i can't believe you got this handout why do you think dad

01:52:58.400 works hard dad doesn't work hard uh you know is solely so he can uh you know shower himself with

01:53:05.100 gifts the reason why you work hard long be beyond the point where the money uh that you have is going

01:53:10.740 to be spent by you is to give your kids some sort of uh cushion right so if they screw up there's

01:53:17.580 nothing wrong with nothing wrong with that that's what you're supposed to do as a dad like well like

01:53:21.840 this idea that that's a horror like which one's better like would you rather have a dad that worked

01:53:25.860 their ass off and built a giant company in new york city and handed down a bunch of money to their

01:53:30.760 kids or one that kind of disappeared and went back and live and was married to several other women at

01:53:35.800 the same time in another in another continent i mean which one which one would you rather have

01:53:39.900 i've got a preference there uh so i i know yeah listen to it because it's true

01:53:46.660 and you know hatred there i hatred for what for for dads that aren't around i mean that's it's

01:53:53.220 certainly not a my not my ideal that are different than yours that's what it is dads that were just

01:53:59.040 different than yours i will say that you are afraid of differences both of them are different than

01:54:04.660 mine my dad did not hand me down millions of dollars or move to kenya and to live with his

01:54:08.520 other wives neither one of those uh it was my dad so again it's with the differences but notice he's

01:54:15.420 more fine with the white dad but that's a different that's just a different story do you do you think

01:54:20.440 racism do you think that barack obama is under donald trump's skin at this point like i i don't even

01:54:27.260 know i mean he trump clearly used barack obama as a rallying point for his supporters uh in the lead

01:54:36.680 up to when he decided to run for president right like he clearly did that and as anybody would right

01:54:42.720 like if if uh guess what i bet you joe biden might mention donald trump a few times uh to rally his

01:54:48.980 supporters that's what you do as a candidate uh but i don't think that donald trump has shown any

01:54:53.700 level of obsession with barack obama uh you know like before he was running when he was doing the

01:54:59.480 the birth certificate thing i mean that was you know i you know look i we said from the beginning

01:55:04.000 it was nonsense that's a campaign it was before the campaign mostly right it was about like getting

01:55:09.200 his name sort of in the political sphere maybe i don't know what that was about but still

01:55:14.740 like i i don't think there's any evidence certainly since he's been president that he's been obsessed

01:55:18.740 with barack obama uh he's certainly he talks about hillary a hell of a lot more than barack obama

01:55:23.160 i mean i don't know barack obama isn't much of a factor at all other than the fact that you know

01:55:27.780 that there was a bunch of shady activity that happened right at the end of his administration

01:55:31.500 which is something that i would be concerned about if i were president

01:55:34.640 all right let me uh let me switch topics here real quick so we gotta we have to uh award the uh the

01:55:44.020 winner here for what's new in glenn's studio uh today what are our guesses somebody gets a uh signed

01:55:52.120 copy of my new book arguing with socialists arguing with socialists we have uh glenn is wearing

01:55:56.840 woodrow wilson's hairpiece is that accurate glenn no no it's not no that would be new if you were

01:56:03.040 doing that uh glenn is wearing elvis's hawaiian shirt no that's not uh accurate as uh as well we

01:56:10.720 should point out to the radio listeners that you are in fact wearing a hawaiian shirt today

01:56:15.080 and a hairpiece uh so so there you go no uh a lot of people guessing that you got a haircut is that

01:56:22.980 accurate did you get a haircut no because that would be you would have to throw you in prison if

01:56:26.900 you did that yes of course you're not gonna get a haircut um how about combed it today let's see

01:56:33.460 um the gun rifle behind glenn which is a good place yes it's a good place to put something in the

01:56:41.140 contest because people can't see behind you because you are there yeah however one person

01:56:45.440 apparently did see behind you somehow and sees the rifle i had to make it i had to make it a little

01:56:50.420 more difficult uh so yes it it is a rifle that is the rifle have you ever heard of the musical annie

01:56:57.300 get your gun that's the story of annie oakley go ahead still yes annie oakley it's better than

01:57:06.400 little orphan annie uh annie oakley uh she was she was an amazing sharpshooter uh this is and she

01:57:14.640 would go out uh with uh wild bill and uh and travel the country and do wild west shows i'm trying to

01:57:23.240 remember who else was was it it wasn't was it sitting bull that went out as well i think it was

01:57:28.480 sitting bull that went out as well and they would they would uh recreate the famous cowboy and indian

01:57:35.480 battles uh out you know in the middle of you know town and you could go and watch them uh and they

01:57:42.840 would do these these wild west shows and they were fantastic annie would come out because she was a

01:57:48.700 sharpshooter and she would take a coin uh and she would take her gun and she would somebody would throw

01:57:55.380 the coin up and she would shoot a hole in it this is a coin uh that's about the size of about a half

01:58:04.500 dollar here's a u.s silver dollar so here's a half dollar uh so it's about the size of a 50 cent piece

01:58:11.960 a little smaller and uh somebody would throw it up and she would shoot a hole right through the center of it

01:58:20.460 that's an amazing shot an amazing shot uh that is one of the guns uh that she would use during uh

01:58:30.500 her her wild west uh shows i think she's she's a fascinating character in history uh every day we give

01:58:38.480 something out i put some historic item that's either from my collection or the collection of mercury one

01:58:43.440 uh and uh tell you a little story about whatever that item is um you can win a book if you're the first

01:58:51.700 one to just use hashtag glenn's studio uh and tell us what the new the new item is we'll do it again

01:58:59.140 on tomorrow's broadcast more in just a second

01:59:02.220 oh yeah

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02:00:29.560 i was really looking forward to having matt bevin on uh but at the last minute uh he had a family

02:00:41.360 thing that he couldn't um couldn't stay for hope to have him on maybe tomorrow uh matt bevin is a

02:00:49.020 is a is a real strong um constitutionalist and i would love to hear uh his thoughts on the balancing

02:00:58.020 of liberty uh and safety what what what do we do uh how would it be different what would he be doing

02:01:09.720 if he were the governor he almost he just barely lost the gubernatorial race uh and was replaced as

02:01:15.900 governor um by a new guy who is a democrat and has not necessarily been uh high up on our list of

02:01:23.300 uh freedom lovers at least uh so far we have more on that hopefully on uh tomorrow's program also i want

02:01:31.060 to remind you if you didn't file for taxes last year uh you're not going to the the irs is treating

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02:02:13.280 by today so make sure it's in today all right tomorrow a great program a little on tara reed and

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