The Glenn Beck Program - South Africa & Cuba： Where Leftism Leads ｜ Guest： Rep. Chip Roy ｜ 7⧸19⧸21

00:00:00.000 welcome to monday stew is not in a good mood today no not in a good mood you ruined my weekend i did

00:00:05.780 not ruin your weekend i didn't even see you this weekend that's true you did not however you somehow

00:00:10.380 still continue to ruin my life even when i don't see you ever since uh uno tried rough greens for

00:00:15.600 the first time my dog is a different dog how about your dog stew it's true my dog definitely is a

00:00:22.280 different dog excited to get up right i have two dogs uh miles is 150 years old the fact that he

00:00:27.680 gets up at all i'm always amazed by but piper is a is a golden retriever getting a little bit older 0.99

00:00:32.360 now you know and uh still really super active uh now that you know she i don't know she seemed like 0.95

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00:01:15.340 what you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

00:01:44.240 this is the Glenn Beck program

00:01:50.240 may i start with uh let's start with a philosophical question it's monday why not

00:02:00.960 why do you get up in the morning seriously why do you get up in the morning is it to pee

00:02:07.580 or is it to is it because you're excited you want to why do you go to work

00:02:15.300 because you want to or because you have to i wrecked stew's weekend uh this weekend with a

00:02:25.000 question that apparently i didn't i didn't even know he he had read and he read and he was like

00:02:30.180 thanks a lot uh all i did was think about my life this weekend let's just take a couple of minutes

00:02:37.040 and try that shall we in 60 seconds

00:02:40.260 good weekend steve thanks a lot Glenn yeah good weekend good weekend for you

00:02:47.440 it will turn out to be good though right i mean because you you you were thinking about it not

00:02:52.760 because you were like oh jeez you were thinking about it because you were you you realized oh my

00:02:58.140 gosh yeah wait a minute yeah right i now that it's over it's good thanks a lot see the truth

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00:04:13.140 1-82334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org all right let's do all right okay what was it that wrecked your

00:04:25.820 weekend he comes in this morning and he says thanks a lot and i'm like well good morning you too stew

00:04:33.240 he's like well thanks a lot and i said thanks for what and he said for wrecking my weekend we didn't

00:04:38.440 even see each other this weekend that's what i said you still were able to how is that possible

00:04:43.400 how is that possible so i'm on instagram taking a moment going through whatever nonsense is on

00:04:49.560 instagram and i see a post from from you uh-huh and i'm reading your comment and it's you know

00:04:54.420 i you know normally i don't even do that i mean i just try to skip as many as i can that you post

00:05:00.440 because but no i'm reading your comment and and you go through and and you echoed a moment i had

00:05:06.400 here on friday as i was leaving as as uh your son-in-law tim was sitting here talking to some

00:05:12.820 guy and i'm walking out i see tim and i'm like oh uh see you later tim have a good weekend and i

00:05:17.880 realized the person he's sitting next to the guy he's sitting next to is your son rafe right who

00:05:24.600 looks like he's like 40 like i haven't yeah i know i mean he's just so he looks like a guy now he's

00:05:30.160 just a guy he's not a kid anymore really smart remember oh yeah i mean really smart really i mean he

00:05:35.080 i cried the day his voice changed i've never admitted that to anybody i never even told my

00:05:40.020 wife i cried i'm gonna cry again the day my voice my son's voice changed uh he picks up the phone and

00:05:46.240 it literally happened overnight he picked up the phone he's like hello and i'm like

00:05:50.640 rafe and he's like yeah yeah and uh i was like what happened to your voice he's like uh right

00:06:00.400 and he was he was a man suddenly i mean it happened over the summer but there was this

00:06:07.060 one moment where it was fully in and uh it blew me away and and and i missed my little boy yeah oh

00:06:16.420 god it's weird this is how you ruin people's weekend that's why telling stories like that

00:06:20.660 no no it is because you and then you went in the post so in the post you said i'm looking at my son

00:06:26.040 and he's over there playing you know you had a family event of some sort and you said we were

00:06:29.620 yeah and you're swimming yeah we were swimming with the with the whole family and you said your

00:06:33.380 son looked like a man i was like that's it just echoed exactly my experience leaving here and then

00:06:38.360 i so i you know i'm reading and you say i can't stop and think about you know where my life has gone

00:06:44.560 what has happened to my life yeah where where is it i said uh where my life had gone where is where

00:06:52.160 yeah where has my life gone yeah something like that and then you said you know you spent the last

00:06:56.660 25 years basically on this ending unending journey that i've gone on with you yeah um where we've spent

00:07:04.920 the last 25 years you know researching and talking about issues that we think are important and all of

00:07:09.840 these different things that seem really really important until you start thinking about your kid is a

00:07:15.360 man the kid's a man and you're you've now gone through 25 years and you're asking yourself where

00:07:22.000 has my life gone and one of the one of the advantages of being with you on this entire 25 year journey

00:07:26.180 is that you hit all of these moments a few years before i do yeah yeah i always know what's coming in

00:07:33.140 my life because i've seen you go through the same thing at some some varying stage and i just started

00:07:38.940 thinking about that and you know my kid my son uh turns 10 in less than a month and i can't even

00:07:46.220 think about it like i can't even think about it be driving before you even know it it's it is it's

00:07:53.420 it is i think maybe we get perspective as we get older that that is the the thing that we

00:08:05.920 fail to appreciate in our society is the perspective of those who have come before 1.00

00:08:14.600 you know i i remember uh 20 years ago thinking rush was blowing off all of the stuff we were talking

00:08:22.540 about and i was thinking rush you're just wrong and i remember hearing him say we've been through this

00:08:29.880 before and he had 20 years on me he had 20 years of perspective on me and he had seen more than i had

00:08:42.740 and here we are today where we are in big trouble but it it didn't happen as fast as i thought it was

00:08:51.960 going to happen it's happening faster now than i thought this would happen but it didn't happen

00:08:57.980 overnight and we lose perspective and you know i wrote that post like at midnight and rafe and i had

00:09:09.760 you know watched a movie and we had the grandkids came over and all the kids were there and i watched

00:09:16.380 rafe throw my grandkids into the pool like i used to throw him into the pool and it was it was just surreal

00:09:25.700 it was really surreal and then i started to paint and the good thing about painting is it it stops me

00:09:35.860 from thinking about everything else you can really only think about what you're applying but i was

00:09:41.560 listening to you know podcast and music and and i was thinking about what i was painting the heroes

00:09:47.560 of america and the the different things that um i was i was actually um painting a ford gt uh the winning

00:09:58.780 ford from uh ford versus ferrari and i was just thinking about all of those people and and everything

00:10:05.640 else and and and and don henley was on the uh alexa or apple or whatever and and i started thinking

00:10:18.600 don henley he lives here in dallas and i'd love to meet him because i think he's really brilliant but

00:10:23.280 he probably hates me you know what i mean it hates my politics yeah he's very liberal isn't he yeah

00:10:29.360 oh yeah yeah i'll listen to his music but his music affected me growing up he has been there my

00:10:35.020 whole life you know what i mean he doesn't know me from adam this happens all the time i'm sure with

00:10:40.900 other people you listen to people all the time music and everything else and they're there the whole

00:10:45.120 time and you don't know them they don't know you but they've been a very big part of your life

00:10:50.980 you know and and yet those people just kind of disappear i mean don henley a big big big big

00:10:59.120 big deal now to just us not to our kids necessarily the eagles you know what i mean yeah gone um i have

00:11:07.280 a um i have a director's megaphone it was used in the silent movies all the way until sound stages

00:11:16.440 where there were sound there was sound it's sitting right here in the lobby and it is cecil b demille's

00:11:22.700 director's megaphone so it's right here in the lobby i can't tell you how many people have

00:11:29.020 come through this lobby that want a job here or are in this business who have said to me who cecil

00:11:35.340 b demille i i have i think the first time somebody said that to me i said turn around there's the exit

00:11:41.560 leave you don't know who cecil b demille is in this business he's one of the biggest names of all time

00:11:50.660 in the 19 you know by 1950 he was huge did everything he changed us as a culture nobody even knows who he is

00:12:00.420 now

00:12:00.780 the people that i that i grew up with it influenced me people don't know who johnny carson is

00:12:11.280 anymore but now people know jay leno not as the guy who replaced johnny carson the tonight show isn't

00:12:18.820 even the tonight show anymore jay leno is known as a car guy and it just made me think about

00:12:28.740 our jobs not just our job everybody's job because we're going to work we're getting up every day we're

00:12:36.520 doing something and really does that matter and yes it does it does

00:12:44.100 but when it comes to me the ones who really affect me my mom and dad my grandfather my

00:12:56.300 grandfather i think of my grandfather thought of my i'm gonna i think i'm a girl i think

00:13:01.800 i think i'm menstruating or pre-menstrual um i'm gonna i am you're gonna get a lot more popular

00:13:09.680 with the media yeah i know i know i know i thought of my grandfather when i put my shirt on today

00:13:14.420 because it's a it's a dickie's you know work shirt and i put it on and this is what my

00:13:22.100 my grandfather used to wear and i thought of him today i think of him all the time

00:13:27.040 and it's weird the people who really impact you are the people that you know and are with even

00:13:39.020 my friends i mean stew you know this and i'm being you're gonna take this in a comedic sort

00:13:45.920 of way i know i i know you are i'm a bad friend and a good friend you know what i mean that's exactly

00:13:52.980 right you're such a jerk that's true i'm a bad friend and a good friend i am a friend who if you 0.91

00:14:00.600 need me yes 100 there all the time without all the time yeah i mean i am there for my friends

00:14:06.900 but i am also invisible and that's because i'm with my family part of it

00:14:13.320 and so you don't

00:14:17.240 so what is what do you have in the end my son looked at me we were i was painting the you know

00:14:26.760 the ford the ford gt my son said dad i love that and i said it's really good isn't it and i'm

00:14:39.580 working on like 10 different paintings right now for this art show that's happening next week

00:14:43.900 and he said i would love that and i thought to myself what am i doing why am i painting

00:14:52.660 for somebody who's gonna buy this who i don't even know i'll never see it again i'll never i don't

00:14:59.500 i won't know them i won't know what they did with it and my son said i would love that

00:15:05.500 and i said really he said i would dad i would keep that for the rest of my life i would hang that for

00:15:18.860 the rest of my life and i i mean i just it was like one of those moments

00:15:25.880 and i said son if you have 56 grand i'll sell it to you tonight otherwise

00:15:33.760 here is of course of course that's where it ends

00:15:39.780 that's actually what i said to him too well knowing rave he appreciated that he did he laughed

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00:17:02.380 i mean you know um a hero of of mine a guy who really i didn't know and really affected my life

00:17:23.420 was uh gordon b hinckley and he said at one point he said if what you're doing isn't doesn't have

00:17:30.820 eternal consequences why are you doing it

00:17:33.560 and uh that really kind of made me go crap a lot crap you know one of the things politically

00:17:46.000 that uh i think i think in america now so much of what we talk about on this program and that's

00:17:53.600 the only reason honestly why i'm still here is because what we're talking about does have

00:17:59.520 eternal consequences it's why i hate politics because i don't think that does but it what does

00:18:07.820 have eternal consequence is the loss of freedom that is something that we will be held accountable

00:18:14.160 for i think eternal consequences imagine the lives that will be changed if cuba becomes free

00:18:22.160 think of all they're killing the artists again it's amazing because the artists are always the

00:18:28.240 one that lead us into socialist dystopias and then they're the first to be killed as soon as they go

00:18:34.500 against the state they're like whoa wait a minute i can't say something against you guys

00:18:39.540 and then they're the ones that lead out again well they're trying to lead out again in cuba

00:18:47.500 and uh they're being executed and the things that are going on now in cuba and the things that our

00:18:54.160 administration is doing to hurt cuba is uh they're going to have eternal ramifications

00:19:00.800 and that's one of the things that i think we can do that is worth our time is standing up for people

00:19:09.940 um who have a chance at freedom think of how many people have been lost along the way

00:19:17.780 just in cuba think of the talent the minds the the music the the horror all of it that has been lost by

00:19:28.340 the number of individuals killed in china because they wouldn't go along with the state

00:19:35.260 it's really truly remarkable and when you see when you see cuba what should we be doing about that stew

00:19:47.160 what should we be doing about that what should we be doing with our time

00:19:52.840 to be able to help that this is the key because most of us

00:19:58.420 i'm in the middle of like a thousand things and trying to keep you know all of them you know juggle

00:20:06.880 hey we're going to be in our house in three weeks no hey it's going to be done we've been remodeling for

00:20:13.700 a year now it's been a year uh supposed to be done in like four months uh but anyway

00:20:19.560 that's supposed to that's supposed to happen and so i'm at the so supposedly at the end of that

00:20:26.680 you know four weeks from now uh but it's kept me busy

00:20:33.460 and every time i see the news i like i have to do something on cuba well what

00:20:40.400 i have to do something on venezuela what

00:20:46.360 the world is changing quickly and it is a battle of light and dark it is a battle of good and evil

00:20:59.460 it is a battle of life and death i'm going to show you a story that's coming out of uh

00:21:05.920 coming out of england where you can do something about this

00:21:09.640 but it'll show you what we're in what we're what we're in store for

00:21:17.460 and there are those who are standing up right now who are brave enough and they will lead the way

00:21:25.920 in their own country if they have support from us

00:21:30.240 you've got to keep the the cuba story alive and i'm going to tell you a story today that we told

00:21:41.260 you three weeks ago we said crt is already in operation in one country it's it's the model

00:21:50.040 of crt and the country is south africa have you seen south africa today it's not the south africa of

00:22:01.520 three weeks ago the south africa of today is our future

00:22:06.600 so what is it what is it that will last eternally well one of the things is to be able to give your

00:22:22.620 children the understanding that when all of this in the world was happening mom and dad were busy

00:22:30.440 and they loved me and they took care of me and they were with me but they had work to do i remember

00:22:36.900 we had to go do x y and z because these things in the world were happening what is your x y and z

00:22:46.140 otherwise stay home be with the kids this is the glenbeck program

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00:24:16.980 hello you sick twisted freak welcome to monday all right here is something that is critically 0.65

00:24:30.360 important and you can do something about it there is a tug of war between good and evil that is

00:24:40.480 has really broken out in england a desperately ill two-year-old girl in england the doctors want to pull

00:24:50.340 the plug on her now here is the difference between this and charlie guard remember charlie guard was the

00:24:58.120 state eventually pulled all life support even though charlie guard had a place to go but charlie

00:25:04.340 guard's parents were english not the case with the two-year-old girl in england this is an american dad

00:25:14.100 who has citizenship in america and in israel and he was uh living in england but he still holds an american

00:25:29.200 passport when his daughter was born two years ago um she was born and she was not uh she was not

00:25:41.780 responding to anything they kept up cpr um and then put her on a what did what did um obama call him uh

00:25:51.560 uh breathalyzer an inhalator an inhalator it's a ventilator so she's been on a ventilator for her entire

00:25:58.500 life and she had lack of oxygen so she's not responding etc etc um she can't maintain a core body

00:26:08.300 temperature she she can't blink she has no conscious uh awareness yada yada yada the dad says there are

00:26:19.220 there are hospitals in america and in israel that want to try new things on his daughter

00:26:27.820 she has a chance according to doctors here in america and in israel and the dad is saying

00:26:35.040 you know i know what you're saying but you know no offense england but your hospital care is

00:26:41.680 is not up to the standards of america or israel because you're not on the cutting edge anymore because of

00:26:48.820 your socialist health care and he's not saying this to you know be you know a troublemaker or to

00:26:56.960 make a political point he's just telling the truth and he says there's no reason to kill my daughter

00:27:04.980 he said quote there's lots of places around the world where i can take care of my daughter and

00:27:12.420 we'd be happy to take care of her for long term he said just let me and my daughter go

00:27:21.580 the judge said uh the doctors don't think she has any quality of life well who are you to say that

00:27:33.080 the doctors say the doctors say she has no quality of life so she said it's not the parent it's the

00:27:42.560 patient and she has to look out for the patient and so she wants to stop all life support here's where

00:27:52.220 it gets interested interesting not only is a hospital in here in america willing to take her

00:27:59.420 but also in israel and here's why this is important he has an israeli passport he's an israeli and

00:28:09.460 an american citizen he is hasidic so he has deeply held orthodox views and he says value of life

00:28:23.900 is built into our religious upbringing orthodox judaism encourages the continuation of life until

00:28:33.600 all means have expired and are exhausted so don't tell me about your meaning of life this is my

00:28:42.080 religious point of view the judge is still not moving

00:28:49.600 now there's been a couple of democrats that have taken this on and have written letters there's a line

00:29:00.540 of republicans that have already taken this on they're waiting for the white house they can't get

00:29:07.160 the white house to react to this and i honestly don't know if joe biden is even aware enough and i

00:29:15.920 honestly don't think that the people in the white house believe in religion i don't know if they believe

00:29:25.720 in the quality of life argument that all life is inherently valuable that we have to do whatever

00:29:34.600 we can do i i don't know what they believe i wish i did i wish i knew who was actually running the white

00:29:43.660 house but this is something that you can call your senator on call the white house on this is an american

00:29:54.340 american citizen american citizen and they desperately desperately need your help and this is something

00:30:07.080 that goes to republicans and democrats chuck schumer is actually involved he's trying to get the family

00:30:14.500 reunited here this is something you know there's there's only a few things left that can unite us

00:30:21.280 and i think we're seeing that with crt our children our children can bring us back together

00:30:31.280 because we're all the same you know i hear about these you know i hear about

00:30:39.400 the struggle between the palestinians and israelis well i've been there several times and i've talked to

00:30:49.340 palestinians several times on their grounds and when you meet somebody who is not just screaming for

00:30:59.440 blood which is a lot of people are not screaming for blood they say the same thing it's the politics of

00:31:08.640 the region it's the politics i just want a job i just want to feed my family i just want to get on

00:31:15.600 with my life that that that is the same thing i hear from israelis they don't mind

00:31:22.740 oh palestinians are living here that they don't i mean they have they they let palestinians live they 0.99

00:31:30.140 take care of palestinians they have full citizenship what is the problem usually it's politics 1.00

00:31:38.640 we all have the same thing in common our children and if we lose

00:31:45.680 any more of the value of life if we begin to lose it on the edges here's a child that is already born

00:31:57.240 this is this is not some other country this is you take your child and you're over in europe

00:32:06.320 and you take your child over there and they put them in a hospital you check them in because they

00:32:15.140 need a hospital and then that hospital says yeah we're not going to let you take them because they

00:32:23.040 have no quality of life excuse me what does your passport even mean what does your passport even mean

00:32:32.640 more importantly what does this is my child even mean it means nothing if they can get away with

00:32:42.700 saying i'm sorry we treat the patient not the parent and the parent says wait a minute how how many steps

00:32:53.920 this is it to you going into a hospital and you being told you have no quality of life

00:33:00.240 and you are saying no i do

00:33:04.300 this is where it started in germany

00:33:10.500 this is exactly how it started this is remember the holocaust 0.63

00:33:16.480 this is never again not once they're already there but at the beginning where you can grab the roots

00:33:27.000 and pull it out this is the beginning of that

00:33:31.800 alta

00:33:39.800 alta is this daughter's name

00:33:43.740 alta

00:33:45.700 fixler

00:33:47.180 f-i-x-s-l-e-r 1.00

00:33:50.160 alta

00:33:51.060 fixler

00:33:52.300 call your church call your prayer group

00:33:55.940 call your senators call the white house

00:33:59.120 alta fixler

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00:34:23.300 they look ridiculous

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00:34:30.480 now how about if you could get them

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00:35:19.600 the glenbeck program

00:35:23.180 with coronaviruses

00:35:29.800 uh coronavirus cases rising

00:35:31.880 among the unvaccinated

00:35:33.760 now i want you to listen to the story

00:35:35.720 this is from microsoft

00:35:37.020 uh the coronavirus cases

00:35:39.000 rising among the unvaccinated

00:35:41.520 and efforts to get them shots

00:35:44.160 lagging

00:35:44.880 there's a growing belief in some public health circles

00:35:47.120 that more aggressive tactics are needed

00:35:48.820 to get more of the population inoculated

00:35:50.920 first of all in england

00:35:52.640 i don't know what the stat is here in america

00:35:54.360 but in england

00:35:55.200 the vaccination

00:35:56.880 to non-vaccinated

00:35:59.380 um

00:36:00.280 current

00:36:01.380 covid rate

00:36:03.260 is 45

00:36:04.420 55

00:36:05.460 so

00:36:06.320 those who have had vaccinations

00:36:08.300 are the ones that are going into hospitals

00:36:11.340 with covid

00:36:12.300 at a rate of about 45

00:36:14.120 that's pretty remarkable

00:36:16.440 that's the english numbers

00:36:17.880 that's pretty remarkable

00:36:19.800 that's

00:36:21.160 very inconsistent with the data i've seen

00:36:23.260 uh but

00:36:24.160 uh hopefully

00:36:25.300 i don't know

00:36:26.740 that's interesting

00:36:27.480 i i've not heard that

00:36:28.780 you'll have to

00:36:29.060 we'll have to

00:36:29.400 what are they

00:36:29.760 what are they here

00:36:30.760 do you know

00:36:31.280 uh i mean

00:36:32.540 for example maryland

00:36:33.820 in june

00:36:35.420 had i don't know

00:36:36.340 three

00:36:36.600 three

00:36:37.220 i can't remember

00:36:37.740 300 people die

00:36:38.740 something like that

00:36:39.360 i can't remember the exact time period

00:36:41.140 uh all of them

00:36:42.540 100%

00:36:43.840 were unvaccinated

00:36:44.620 were unvaccinated

00:36:45.340 and what is the

00:36:46.320 the rate around

00:36:47.480 like for example

00:36:48.360 in hospitalizations

00:36:49.300 this data is about two weeks old

00:36:51.140 but it was

00:36:51.640 uh at that time

00:36:52.720 two weeks ago

00:36:53.300 in the united states

00:36:54.460 99.9% of people

00:36:56.580 who are in the hospital

00:36:57.660 for coronavirus

00:36:58.280 okay so this is new cases

00:37:00.120 so i wonder what the new cases are

00:37:02.220 so cases is different

00:37:02.760 and you're seeing this

00:37:03.520 um

00:37:04.060 in the uk

00:37:05.020 totally different than

00:37:06.740 every other outbreak

00:37:07.780 where

00:37:08.660 people are

00:37:09.740 hospitalizations are

00:37:11.280 ticking up a little bit

00:37:12.340 and deaths are ticking up

00:37:13.700 a little bit

00:37:14.340 but nowhere near

00:37:15.500 close to what's happening

00:37:17.060 with cases

00:37:17.420 which is a great

00:37:18.920 you know

00:37:19.800 if that's

00:37:20.340 if that's true

00:37:21.100 it's a good

00:37:21.760 it's a good news item

00:37:23.940 um

00:37:25.160 because

00:37:25.540 you

00:37:26.720 this is

00:37:27.240 this is what we hoped for

00:37:28.340 back in the day

00:37:28.960 right

00:37:29.180 that you know

00:37:29.960 older people

00:37:30.780 and that's what we have here

00:37:32.460 are all

00:37:32.960 almost all vaccinated

00:37:33.920 about 90% of them

00:37:35.020 so

00:37:35.780 we protect old people

00:37:36.880 and let young people

00:37:37.680 go out and do their thing

00:37:38.620 and

00:37:39.000 some of them will get sick

00:37:40.240 but

00:37:40.600 they're taking their own risk

00:37:41.920 and

00:37:42.160 and that

00:37:42.620 seems to be a rational way

00:37:44.380 for a society to handle this thing

00:37:45.760 well in california

00:37:46.960 uh

00:37:47.540 they've tried prizes

00:37:48.480 and game shows

00:37:49.440 and everything else

00:37:50.300 to get people

00:37:50.900 uh

00:37:51.340 now they're saying

00:37:52.220 that they have to take

00:37:53.100 a more draconian

00:37:54.340 uh

00:37:55.540 uh

00:37:56.280 effort to get people

00:37:57.340 vaccinated

00:37:58.000 that

00:37:58.820 that's not going to help you

00:38:00.040 not going to help

00:38:00.640 it's not going to help you

00:38:01.420 not going to help you

00:38:02.240 if you think

00:38:02.800 it's a good thing

00:38:04.020 to get people vaccinated

00:38:05.140 the last

00:38:05.960 the last thing you should be doing

00:38:07.380 is haranguing them

00:38:08.360 into doing it

00:38:08.980 correct

00:38:09.340 stand by your product

00:38:10.560 if it works

00:38:11.060 it works

00:38:11.560 right

00:38:12.480 uh

00:38:12.980 you know

00:38:13.320 if that's

00:38:14.260 you don't need to harass

00:38:16.560 people to do these things

00:38:17.640 the reason why

00:38:18.780 people don't get

00:38:20.020 the coronavirus

00:38:20.860 uh

00:38:21.940 vaccination

00:38:22.440 is because

00:38:24.060 you are the same people

00:38:26.120 that said

00:38:26.540 you wouldn't take it

00:38:27.860 if

00:38:28.720 if

00:38:29.560 donald trump

00:38:30.400 were in office

00:38:31.200 right

00:38:31.440 this is his

00:38:32.740 this was his project

00:38:34.220 not yours

00:38:34.800 this was his project

00:38:35.960 so

00:38:36.620 you played politics

00:38:38.160 with it

00:38:38.620 and then you played

00:38:39.840 politics

00:38:40.280 with all of the other

00:38:41.820 things around it

00:38:42.960 the shutdowns

00:38:43.800 of the states

00:38:44.560 those were all

00:38:45.580 the masks

00:38:46.200 they were all

00:38:47.160 political

00:38:47.740 so now

00:38:49.020 if you think

00:38:50.240 you're going to get

00:38:50.900 people to volunteer

00:38:52.220 who have said

00:38:53.560 no to it

00:38:54.280 to volunteer

00:38:55.400 to do it

00:38:56.380 because

00:38:56.780 you're harassing

00:38:58.160 them

00:38:58.460 that will only

00:38:59.860 make your problem

00:39:00.840 worse

00:39:01.600 because they don't

00:39:02.820 trust you

00:39:03.980 and your

00:39:05.000 politics

00:39:05.940 stop

00:39:08.040 with the

00:39:08.920 politics

00:39:09.640 and stop

00:39:11.300 thinking that

00:39:11.960 you are the

00:39:12.460 only ones

00:39:13.180 when you are

00:39:14.620 monitoring people

00:39:15.800 uh

00:39:17.260 online

00:39:17.920 and you are

00:39:18.980 feeding them

00:39:20.140 garbage

00:39:21.280 because

00:39:22.540 it's

00:39:23.160 your point

00:39:24.140 of view

00:39:24.720 and you are

00:39:26.120 stifling those 0.99

00:39:27.300 who disagree

00:39:27.960 and pushing 0.99

00:39:29.460 the stuff

00:39:30.280 that we know

00:39:30.880 now know

00:39:31.640 is coordinated

00:39:32.360 with the

00:39:33.040 government

00:39:33.440 we don't

00:39:34.940 trust that

00:39:35.740 we don't

00:39:36.840 trust that

00:39:37.280 we don't

00:39:37.560 trust the

00:39:37.920 mainstream

00:39:38.280 media

00:39:38.900 and that's

00:39:39.660 not just

00:39:40.060 me

00:39:40.380 that's

00:39:40.720 across

00:39:41.260 the

00:39:41.520 board

00:39:41.920 we don't

00:39:42.820 trust the

00:39:43.220 mainstream

00:39:43.600 media

00:39:44.180 and we

00:39:45.260 have a

00:39:45.680 growing

00:39:46.120 distrust

00:39:46.820 of the

00:39:47.300 government

00:39:47.640 and when I

00:39:48.360 say growing

00:39:48.940 I mean

00:39:49.360 growing

00:39:49.780 rapidly

00:39:50.660 so

00:39:53.720 how are you

00:39:54.200 going to get

00:39:54.460 people to do

00:39:55.020 it

00:39:55.200 take the

00:39:56.500 media

00:39:56.900 combine them

00:39:57.620 with the

00:39:57.940 government

00:39:58.380 put them

00:39:59.100 in cahoots

00:40:00.180 with

00:40:01.060 social

00:40:01.820 media

00:40:02.380 control

00:40:04.260 and force

00:40:05.600 and penalize

00:40:06.800 yeah that's

00:40:07.780 not going to

00:40:08.160 work

00:40:08.420 it's not

00:40:09.260 going to

00:40:09.440 work

00:40:09.720 no it's

00:40:10.880 not going

00:40:11.280 to work

00:40:11.660 and it's

00:40:12.580 a it's

00:40:12.840 a bad

00:40:13.080 idea

00:40:13.340 honestly

00:40:13.720 even if

00:40:14.300 it did

00:40:14.700 work

00:40:15.020 it would

00:40:15.260 be a

00:40:15.480 bad

00:40:15.620 idea

00:40:15.960 this is

00:40:17.620 the United

00:40:18.360 States

00:40:18.800 of America

00:40:19.360 you have

00:40:21.100 to be able

00:40:21.560 to let

00:40:21.900 people make

00:40:22.420 their own

00:40:22.880 choices

00:40:23.280 when it

00:40:23.600 comes to

00:40:24.020 their health

00:40:24.500 well

00:40:24.780 they're

00:40:25.120 saying

00:40:25.360 they can't

00:40:26.100 because you

00:40:26.900 know it's

00:40:27.220 costing

00:40:27.540 everybody

00:40:28.140 and it's

00:40:28.940 costing

00:40:29.240 lives

00:40:29.680 and you're

00:40:29.980 killing

00:40:30.200 people

00:40:30.620 well I

00:40:31.420 don't know

00:40:32.040 if you

00:40:32.240 know this

00:40:32.820 diabetics

00:40:34.160 make up

00:40:34.680 40%

00:40:35.460 of the

00:40:35.900 covid

00:40:36.280 deaths

00:40:36.900 in the

00:40:37.420 US

00:40:37.820 so why

00:40:39.400 don't we

00:40:39.820 start penalizing

00:40:40.680 people who

00:40:41.180 are having

00:40:41.480 too much

00:40:41.840 sugar

00:40:42.140 or whose

00:40:43.060 weight

00:40:43.420 is out

00:40:43.800 of control

00:40:44.260 play this

00:40:44.680 game

00:40:44.880 forever

00:40:45.300 forever

00:40:45.740 forever

00:40:46.260 and you

00:40:46.880 say this

00:40:47.300 is a

00:40:47.600 slippery

00:40:47.860 slope

00:40:48.240 but yes

00:40:48.900 that's

00:40:49.720 why

00:40:50.100 the

00:40:50.480 little

00:40:50.780 girl 0.91

00:40:51.220 in

00:40:51.540 England

00:40:51.880 is

00:40:53.180 not

00:40:53.620 being

00:40:53.920 allowed

00:40:54.300 to

00:40:54.580 leave

00:40:54.980 the

00:40:55.200 hospital

00:40:55.700 because

00:40:56.900 these

00:40:57.940 conversations

00:40:58.920 were

00:41:00.040 dismissed

00:41:00.800 you

00:41:01.840 cannot

00:41:02.440 start

00:41:03.460 down

00:41:04.080 this

00:41:04.740 road

00:41:05.400 back in

00:41:07.840 a minute

00:41:08.140 this

00:41:14.940 is the

00:41:15.400 Glenn

00:41:15.660 back

00:41:15.940 program

00:41:16.520 thank you

00:41:17.260 hillary 0.96

00:41:17.560 oh my

00:41:17.960 gosh

00:41:18.420 hillary 0.96

00:41:19.020 thank you

00:41:19.640 wow

00:41:20.300 that was

00:41:21.020 passionate

00:41:21.560 it was

00:41:22.220 good to

00:41:23.540 see you

00:41:23.820 this

00:41:23.980 morning

00:41:24.280 let me

00:41:26.080 talk to

00:41:26.320 you about

00:41:26.520 American

00:41:26.820 financing

00:41:27.300 have you

00:41:28.560 refinanced

00:41:29.480 your loans

00:41:29.920 yet

00:41:30.100 I need

00:41:31.140 to refinance

00:41:31.760 my house

00:41:32.540 I haven't

00:41:33.140 even looked

00:41:33.580 at my

00:41:33.820 interest rate

00:41:34.500 because I

00:41:34.880 you need

00:41:35.860 to refinance

00:41:36.720 your house

00:41:37.060 didn't you

00:41:37.380 already do

00:41:37.700 that

00:41:37.960 no

00:41:38.520 well I

00:41:39.080 I want

00:41:39.460 to

00:41:39.640 I had

00:41:40.480 a separate

00:41:41.700 thing that I

00:41:42.180 did with

00:41:42.460 American

00:41:42.700 financing

00:41:43.140 but I

00:41:43.480 I've been

00:41:44.080 thinking about

00:41:44.540 getting my

00:41:44.940 actual

00:41:45.380 house

00:41:46.020 refinanced

00:41:46.680 what do

00:41:47.100 you have

00:41:47.380 what's

00:41:47.620 the interest

00:41:48.000 rate

00:41:48.500 it's

00:41:49.300 you know

00:41:50.180 I did

00:41:50.440 it

00:41:50.560 when did

00:41:51.400 I buy

00:41:51.660 that house

00:41:52.180 I don't

00:41:52.680 know

00:41:52.900 you know

00:41:54.520 14 15

00:41:55.200 16

00:41:55.580 somewhere

00:41:56.380 in there

00:41:56.600 I don't

00:41:56.820 know why

00:41:57.080 I can't

00:41:57.360 think of

00:41:57.580 when it

00:41:57.840 was

00:41:58.020 but you

00:41:58.660 know

00:41:58.760 the rates

00:41:59.040 were higher

00:41:59.460 than they

00:41:59.800 are now

00:42:00.260 I mean

00:42:00.520 if I

00:42:00.720 were to

00:42:00.940 refinance

00:42:01.440 it

00:42:01.600 you are

00:42:02.040 always

00:42:02.620 you are

00:42:03.020 Mr.

00:42:03.740 stats

00:42:04.100 well I

00:42:04.460 thought

00:42:04.680 about it

00:42:04.940 but like

00:42:05.260 it's

00:42:05.520 you know

00:42:05.820 what

00:42:06.100 happened

00:42:06.340 was when

00:42:06.720 COVID

00:42:07.040 happened

00:42:07.380 when I

00:42:07.640 was

00:42:07.740 really

00:42:07.900 going to

00:42:08.100 do

00:42:08.260 it

00:42:08.740 the

00:42:09.420 loan

00:42:09.740 my

00:42:10.000 type

00:42:10.280 of

00:42:10.420 loan

00:42:10.680 there

00:42:11.120 was

00:42:11.240 not

00:42:11.380 a lot

00:42:11.560 of

00:42:11.680 not

00:42:11.900 a lot

00:42:12.060 of

00:42:12.140 market

00:42:12.380 for

00:42:12.640 refinances

00:42:13.240 really

00:42:14.840 what

00:42:22.900 somebody

00:42:25.140 didn't

00:42:25.440 want to

00:42:25.680 talk to

00:42:26.040 Vito

00:42:26.420 it's

00:42:26.720 come back

00:42:27.160 though

00:42:27.340 I will

00:42:27.620 say

00:42:27.840 call

00:42:29.340 American

00:42:29.740 Financing

00:42:30.240 see if

00:42:30.620 they can

00:42:30.900 help

00:42:31.140 you

00:42:31.320 and I

00:42:31.760 would

00:42:31.920 suggest

00:42:32.320 listening

00:42:32.840 to

00:42:33.080 them

00:42:33.380 like

00:42:34.900 Stu

00:42:35.140 didn't

00:42:35.560 last

00:42:35.880 time

00:42:36.100 American

00:42:36.480 Financing

00:42:36.960 800-906-2440

00:42:52.900 what

00:42:56.900 you

00:42:57.080 are

00:42:57.240 about

00:42:57.500 to

00:42:57.660 hear

00:42:58.020 is

00:42:58.880 the

00:42:59.060 fusion

00:42:59.480 of

00:42:59.880 entertainment

00:43:00.480 and

00:43:01.460 enlightenment

00:43:02.500 this

00:43:04.520 is

00:43:06.020 the

00:43:07.260 Glenn

00:43:07.560 Beck

00:43:07.840 program

00:43:08.480 hello

00:43:11.620 America

00:43:12.080 and welcome

00:43:12.560 to the

00:43:12.900 program

00:43:13.320 so

00:43:14.360 gosh

00:43:15.080 what's

00:43:15.440 happening

00:43:15.800 in

00:43:16.080 Cuba

00:43:16.420 the

00:43:18.020 fight

00:43:18.320 for

00:43:18.580 freedom

00:43:19.120 people

00:43:20.080 standing

00:43:20.500 up

00:43:20.740 and

00:43:20.900 saying

00:43:21.180 we

00:43:21.520 don't

00:43:22.040 want

00:43:22.540 communism

00:43:23.760 socialism

00:43:24.580 we

00:43:25.060 don't

00:43:25.300 want

00:43:25.620 this

00:43:25.880 anymore

00:43:26.240 we

00:43:26.540 want

00:43:26.920 to

00:43:27.160 be

00:43:27.400 free

00:43:28.000 what's

00:43:29.420 happening

00:43:29.740 in

00:43:30.040 South

00:43:30.320 Africa

00:43:30.820 well

00:43:32.280 what's

00:43:32.640 happening

00:43:32.920 in

00:43:33.120 South

00:43:33.340 Africa

00:43:33.860 I

00:43:34.360 don't

00:43:34.480 know

00:43:34.580 if

00:43:34.680 you've

00:43:34.880 seen

00:43:35.080 the

00:43:35.240 news

00:43:35.620 it's

00:43:36.420 on

00:43:36.620 fire

00:43:37.300 it's

00:43:37.660 the

00:43:37.840 worst

00:43:38.160 it's

00:43:38.480 been

00:43:38.800 in

00:43:38.940 my

00:43:39.140 lifetime

00:43:39.720 what's

00:43:41.580 happening

00:43:41.820 in

00:43:42.020 South

00:43:42.220 Africa

00:43:42.560 well

00:43:43.460 that

00:43:44.760 is

00:43:45.100 the

00:43:45.280 direct

00:43:45.740 result

00:43:46.380 of

00:43:47.220 critical

00:43:47.800 race

00:43:48.500 theory

00:43:49.080 I'll

00:43:50.100 explain

00:43:50.500 both

00:43:50.780 situations

00:43:51.380 in

00:43:51.660 60

00:43:52.020 seconds

00:43:52.520 real

00:43:58.020 estate

00:43:58.300 transactions

00:43:58.800 are

00:43:59.280 complicated

00:43:59.880 there's

00:44:00.440 a lot

00:44:01.020 of

00:44:01.140 work

00:44:01.440 I

00:44:01.760 mean

00:44:02.060 you

00:44:02.380 gotta

00:44:02.600 find

00:44:03.080 somebody

00:44:03.820 that

00:44:04.960 knows

00:44:05.220 how to

00:44:05.460 sell

00:44:05.640 your

00:44:05.860 home

00:44:06.260 and

00:44:06.860 that

00:44:07.040 you

00:44:07.200 trust

00:44:07.740 that's

00:44:08.720 really

00:44:09.020 how many

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00:45:56.920 23 year old mechanic

00:46:08.680 he was in cuba he he and eleven other cubans were on a little wooden boat and he had focused on the rolling waves that rocked and lifted the wooden boat it was his second time to try to escape leave his family behind

00:46:37.680 and gain freedom i want you to think about that not leaving how hard is it for you to leave your friends and your family and your job

00:46:48.440 for something that you do know you're moving to denver you're moving someplace else think about the pressure

00:46:57.700 that is on you think about the butterflies that you have in your stomach about finding new doctors a

00:47:03.380 you know a new school for your kids a new job new friends i don't want to leave my friends my family

00:47:09.420 is all here now imagine you're going to a place where you can never go back

00:47:15.140 you're not going to see your parents and your friends you have no idea what's on the other side

00:47:22.200 and it's not like go west young man where lewis and clark are there going yeah here's a map how you

00:47:28.220 get there don't get eaten by a bear and when you get there there's a bunch of people there that are

00:47:34.060 going to help you out this is i am going by myself and i might die in the water

00:47:41.420 this 23 year old mechanic got into the boat for the second time knowing

00:47:54.780 i can't stay here

00:47:58.460 he said dolphins were tracking the boat alongside

00:48:04.460 that's when he lifted his eyes over the weekend

00:48:09.380 and he saw

00:48:12.540 just the dreamed of coastline

00:48:16.860 everyone erupted in joy he said

00:48:21.380 men hug women cried

00:48:23.200 they had wanted to come to america so badly

00:48:27.660 the celebration continued because they didn't notice the u.s coast guard plane until it was directly overhead

00:48:41.260 and then they saw the coast guard cutter

00:48:45.740 within four days he was back on cuban soil

00:48:50.460 what are we doing what are we doing

00:48:53.980 bring me your tired your huddled masses yearning 0.65

00:48:59.900 to breathe free

00:49:01.980 the statue of liberty has been

00:49:07.420 has been bastardized by the left so much

00:49:11.180 maybe they'll say one day that only republicans

00:49:15.740 really own the statue of liberty it's an offensive symbol for others

00:49:20.860 so be it

00:49:23.020 i know what the statue of liberty means and i know who she cries out for with silent lips

00:49:29.100 send these

00:49:33.260 the huddled masses

00:49:35.660 yearning

00:49:37.980 to breathe free

00:49:40.060 these are literally the tempest tossed

00:49:47.500 and while we are welcoming people from

00:49:52.220 any country

00:49:53.740 all over the world

00:49:55.820 without any kind of information

00:49:58.860 and setting them into our country 0.99

00:50:02.140 putting them on

00:50:03.820 american planes

00:50:05.820 paid for by american taxpayers

00:50:09.260 and flying them

00:50:11.260 all around the country

00:50:13.020 giving them a start

00:50:15.740 to a new life

00:50:16.780 we have no idea who these people are

00:50:22.700 and our coast guard cutters are turning these people away

00:50:28.780 shame on you 0.77

00:50:30.700 shame on you 0.77

00:50:32.700 joe biden and the rest of you clowns in washington

00:50:36.780 shame on you 0.77

00:50:38.780 you

00:50:46.380 you know the republicans want to take a

00:50:49.100 take a page out of the democratic playbook

00:50:52.220 here's how it works out for you

00:50:55.900 you all get up today because there's nothing you can do

00:50:59.180 there's nothing you can do they're going to pass the legislation

00:51:02.060 anyway and leave just enough there to have a quorum so you don't stop the business of america

00:51:07.820 america

00:51:09.420 but why don't you go down to miami all of you

00:51:11.980 why don't you get onto a plane in miami

00:51:14.780 every single one of you and invite democrats to come with you

00:51:20.460 and stand there

00:51:23.260 arm and arm with the cuban people

00:51:26.700 the people who still have cuba in their hearts

00:51:29.740 they're still proud to be cubans

00:51:36.060 but they're also proud americans now

00:51:40.620 they're proud americans because they know what this country did for them

00:51:44.540 and that is just

00:51:47.260 just protect their right

00:51:50.620 to breathe free

00:52:02.620 cubans

00:52:07.260 are in the streets protesting

00:52:09.020 i'm so sick and tired

00:52:15.180 of hearing people

00:52:18.220 who are so brave

00:52:20.620 they're just no seriously they're just

00:52:23.100 they're so

00:52:24.300 very very brave

00:52:26.620 are they

00:52:29.020 are they really

00:52:29.820 colin kaepernick

00:52:34.300 colin kaepernick

00:52:35.420 isn't brave

00:52:36.300 colin kaepernick

00:52:37.820 he made a

00:52:39.580 he made a job transfer

00:52:41.420 he sucked at one job

00:52:44.540 and so he found a creative way

00:52:46.460 to start another job

00:52:47.420 and that job

00:52:49.100 is an activist

00:52:50.860 and even if he means it

00:52:52.940 he's a moron

00:52:54.140 wearing a che t-shirt

00:52:57.980 wearing a che t-shirt

00:53:01.500 anybody who glorifies che

00:53:05.900 doesn't know their ass from their elbow 0.85

00:53:09.420 you can't call them a human rights activist

00:53:13.820 you're protesting the american flag because you so deeply believe

00:53:19.260 in the right to be free and yet you wear a che t-shirt

00:53:24.140 che would have loved you

00:53:29.420 he would have loved you colin

00:53:32.860 especially after he scooped you up because you didn't do everything he said

00:53:39.980 and then he shot you in the head just for fun because that's who che was 0.85

00:53:54.700 we have so bastardized the understanding of america

00:53:58.460 it's incredible to me

00:54:00.380 the meaning of america

00:54:04.380 this might this might piss a bunch of people off but i don't know what do i have to lose

00:54:08.220 i'd leave this country in a heartbeat

00:54:15.260 in a heartbeat

00:54:16.940 i'd renounce my citizenship in a heartbeat

00:54:20.140 i'd take down my american flag in a heartbeat

00:54:22.940 if you could come up with something better

00:54:28.860 if you had some place or something some idea that had a better mission statement

00:54:36.460 than the declaration of independence and you had a better constitution than this one

00:54:43.180 and you had people who were like our pilgrims and many of our founders

00:54:49.020 they were in it for people and freedom

00:54:57.020 i'd go but so far that offer hasn't come up

00:55:00.460 i can't find another place to go

00:55:03.180 i can't find something better than this

00:55:05.900 and this one's being wrecked

00:55:07.820 by a bunch of people who don't have any clue they keep looking to the past

00:55:11.980 oh you know what's really great cuba cuba sucks that's why people are building rafts out of old

00:55:19.980 fords they're trying to make anything float that's why it's not you know hey i went on a little

00:55:27.900 boat trip and i had the dolphins at my side and then i arrived in miami

00:55:32.620 where i'm just lathering myself up now in sunscreen

00:55:39.020 this is a dangerous deadly trip

00:55:53.260 and what is the utopia on the other side of the plan of the people who are in office now

00:55:58.860 who are supporting crt what what does it look like you know i i asked when barack obama said

00:56:08.300 we have five days to fundamentally transform the united states of america remember that

00:56:13.340 five days and i asked beginning on on day number one transform into what transform into what

00:56:20.460 first we were told sweden but you'll notice nobody's talking to sweden the swedes aren't over

00:56:26.300 here in fact the swedes are over here saying we're not socialist i just don't know if you know that

00:56:30.780 and we wouldn't work at a population your size and have you noticed sven looks like johan

00:56:39.260 it's not diverse like america is so why isn't anybody over from the democratic party talking to

00:56:47.100 all of the swedish people all of the people in denmark because that's not their model where are they 0.97

00:56:53.580 they're out supporting cuba and venezuela

00:57:02.380 what does their plan actually look like well i'll show you what it looks like in 60 seconds

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00:59:00.460 so jacob zuma the former president

00:59:03.900 president of south africa as taken to the streets

00:59:11.020 now zuma is the guy that took over you remember after nelson mandela died there was a discussion on

00:59:19.260 which way do we go and zuma was the guy who said enough of this live together and let's reconcile our

00:59:28.380 differences and he went the critical race theory this is the first government that was built

00:59:35.900 on critical race and zuma decided to push the critical race divisions what a surprise the man

00:59:45.820 of the people jacob zuma turns out to be horribly dirty oh that reminds me stew do not let me forget

00:59:54.140 about hunter biden and what we're finding out about hunter biden right now it's quite amazing oh and how

01:00:00.860 the press has just hidden all of this stuff anyway back to south africa jacob zubin's zuma's supporters

01:00:12.060 took to the streets and not to protest but to plunder the official death toll now runs into the dozens

01:00:20.220 but in a country as violent as south africa 57 murders a day the real toll will never really

01:00:27.500 be known the rioters plundered shops entire shopping malls when they ran out of normal goods they stole

01:00:34.860 livestock when it was too carry too heavy to carry by hand they brought a forklift

01:00:41.340 this is not random this is not your stereotypical uh looting this is a choice and they made their choice

01:00:55.100 long ago it is the first modern nation to be refounded on the anti-white principles of critical race theory

01:01:03.660 and it is raping that country

01:01:10.220 they did everything that critical race theory teaches everything hyper diverse multi-ethnic multilingual

01:01:17.900 society they followed almost every prescription embraced now by the global uh ruling class

01:01:25.820 the riots will eventually peter out the violence will peter out

01:01:35.420 so then what do you have

01:01:41.580 what do you have you have years and years

01:01:47.180 years of trouble ahead food shortages are about to grip south africa are you going to hear about

01:01:58.540 this of the mainstream is the mainstream media going to report this more than 35 trucks have been

01:02:05.020 destroyed cost to logistic firms at least 300 million dollars and counting

01:02:12.140 the highway has been closed due to violent protests

01:02:20.220 the food crisis has been developing because of corona virus this is what they're going to say

01:02:24.860 this was is verona virus corona virus but i want you to know it has nothing to do with that

01:02:31.580 they are headed back into civil war

01:02:34.140 1700 people arrested you should see the pictures it is

01:02:47.580 it is horrifying

01:02:53.980 the farmers are bearing the brunt of the protests

01:03:04.300 when people start to run out of food they're going to blame it on the farmers but the farmers have been

01:03:08.060 under attack

01:03:09.660 just like they are here in america by the ruling party they have been handcuffed

01:03:16.860 and have been under attack and it's going to become all about food and when you have whipped

01:03:23.420 a country into violence when you have told them whether it's whites telling blacks or blacks telling whites 0.82

01:03:32.860 you're not you're not good enough you won't make it unless you have me because those people are in

01:03:40.940 your way go get those people that's exactly what they're now doing in south africa

01:03:49.500 so you want to talk about critical race theory

01:03:53.660 bone up on south africa by the way there's a show on south africa we did about three weeks ago where we

01:03:59.500 showed you all of this and showed you exactly why it was coming three weeks ago on blaze tv look for

01:04:06.940 that special on south africa this is the glenn back program

01:04:15.260 so it occurred to me recently over the years i was so busy training to become a doctor that i never took

01:04:24.940 the time to train for the olympics uh you know and compete in track and field and now that built bar

01:04:32.380 is sponsoring the american olympic track and field team i eat built bars and i feel as though i'm ready

01:04:39.900 for the olympics that'd be great just have me just have me on the track as well i think that would be

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01:05:33.820 so what is really happening in cuba well they say we should go to the experts right we're supposed

01:05:52.620 to listen to the experts so let's listen to the experts uh let's play cut one here's expert bernie

01:05:59.100 sanders on you may recall way back in what was it 1961 they invaded cuba and everybody was totally

01:06:05.260 convinced that castro was the worst guy in the world all the cuban people were gonna rise up in 0.99

01:06:09.580 rebellion against fidel castro they forgot that he educated their kids gave them health care

01:06:13.980 totally transformed the society okay totally he totally so we know castro according to the expert

01:06:20.940 bernie sanders uh was a good guy like he fundamentally transforms he fundamentally

01:06:26.140 transformed speaking of that um obama also a very well-educated expert uh had this to say about

01:06:34.220 castro i think for your generation you should be practical and just choose from what works

01:06:42.140 you don't have to worry about whether it neatly fits into socialist theory or capitalist theory you

01:06:48.540 should just decide what works and i said this to president castro in cuba i said look you've made great

01:06:57.900 progress in educating uh young people every child in cuba gets a basic education that's that's a huge

01:07:06.780 improvement from where it was medical care you know the the life expectancy of cubans is equivalent to

01:07:15.980 the united states despite it being a very poor country because they have access to health care

01:07:19.580 that's a huge achievement did you know that no yeah i didn't know that yeah we can totally trust cuban

01:07:26.380 statistics on on life expectancy right of course we can of course we can of course we can so we now have

01:07:31.820 two experts let me throw a third in now there's a panel of experts this is the very trusted source of p public

01:07:40.540 b broadcast s his beard is grayer but his charisma remains as strong as ever he has used his authority

01:07:49.900 his dynamic character and his oratorical powers to mobilize cubans to make immense sacrifices

01:07:56.860 and still he exhorts them to build a communist society modeled on the ideals of the legendary

01:08:01.980 che Guevara fidel touched this young machine adjuster and the man enjoyed a mild ecstasy

01:08:07.180 touched him i know the feeling he has inspired the majority with his charisma to believe that

01:08:15.900 despite the abundance of everyday problems they can and must achieve monumental leaps in development

01:08:22.140 he insists that the system is sound and will work once the mistakes of the past are corrected and the

01:08:27.900 workforce properly motivated it is not easy to disagree with fidel he has defined revolutionary

01:08:34.540 democracy as mass participation it has also meant following him through action-packed decades of

01:08:41.500 experiments in collective survival and socialist living action a veritable force of nature fidel has

01:08:48.380 guided the revolution destroying the old and building the new cuba his power has blown through the island

01:08:55.180 with hurricane force wow from the 90s by the way not not the 60s yeah no from the 1990s from pbs uh here's

01:09:03.020 everybody's favorite diane sawyer whatever happened to her on castro he grew up a first-rate baseball

01:09:09.180 player and lawyer who married once divorced but was mainly driven by his burning desire to crush cuba's

01:09:15.900 american-supported dictator volenzio batista it began with a daredevil attack on the military barracks

01:09:23.420 jail his exile and then a death-defying two-year fight in the mountains of the sierra maestra

01:09:29.820 he and his small band of soldiers endured and won only because of castro's invincible certainty

01:09:37.980 of their destiny down from the mountains the conqueror comes pointing to those mountains he

01:09:44.140 says those days were the happiest of his life uh that great so that's a that's abc happiest happiest

01:09:51.500 days of his life nice here's cnn another group of experts to talk about the remarkable services could

01:10:00.540 be found in cuba and the level of public services was remarkable free education medicine and heavily

01:10:07.980 subsidized housing there is in cuba government intrusion into everyone's life from the moment he is born

01:10:16.060 until the day he dies the reasoning is that the government wants to better the lives of its

01:10:22.460 citizens and keep them from exploiting or hurting one another on a sunny day in a park in the old city

01:10:29.260 of havana it is difficult to see anything that is sinister it really is it really is it's so weird when

01:10:37.180 these foreign journalists go over there they seem to see the best of cuba they do see the best in cuba and

01:10:42.140 you know even some of the some of the things are a little old-fashioned they find the best here's peter

01:10:47.740 jennings another expert castro has delivered the most to those who have the least and for much of the

01:10:53.980 third world cuba is actually a model of development education was once available to the rich and the well

01:11:00.780 connected it is now free to all on january the first 1959 when the cuban dictator batista left the country

01:11:08.460 for good only a third of the population could read and write today the literacy rate is 97

01:11:17.980 medical care was once for the privileged few today it is available to every cuban

01:11:23.580 and it is free some of cuba's health care is world class in heart disease for example in brain surgery

01:11:31.580 health and education are the revolution's great success stories yes you know if my daughter had

01:11:37.660 uh you know a brain operation brain surgery here in america why one of the best hospitals here in

01:11:43.420 america and i know well i couldn't get her into cuba you tried i tried of course i did they have some

01:11:49.420 of the best they're they're cutting edge on brain surgery cutting edge uh brabler walters uh wants

01:11:55.820 everybody to know cut seven that they're free in cuba for castro freedom starts with education and if

01:12:04.140 literacy alone with the yardstick cuba would rank as one of the freest nations on earth free

01:12:10.300 rate is 96 percent wow isn't that fantastic and um abc reporter uh jim avia wants everybody to know

01:12:19.260 who castro really is how do you think this might now affect change in cuba

01:12:26.300 well i think that it'll continue on the same course at this point i think the changes in the united

01:12:31.420 states actually might have more effect uh on uh on what's going on in cuba today uh than the change

01:12:37.900 in fidel castro because while fidel castro was considered even to this to this date the george

01:12:44.060 washington of his country among those who remain in cuba uh he was also a very divisive figure and he

01:12:51.260 is he has recently sort of faded into the end of the woodwork of divisive but yet george washington

01:12:58.860 which shows how deep the understanding of george washington's role really uh is uh we've got more

01:13:05.900 flashbacks for you but i i really want to go back to uh cut 10 please this is 2016 2016 brian williams who

01:13:17.020 doesn't miss him on nbc but it's still one of those nations where you see donkey carts alongside uh cars

01:13:24.220 trucks and buses in downtown havana because that's exactly what they'd rather have for transportation

01:13:30.780 amen amen hey they would rather have that the cuban people what are they bitching about i was at the 0.96

01:13:37.900 car dealership this weekend choosing between uh a wagon and a bugatti and i was like which one do i

01:13:42.860 really i mean i can't i don't know they weren't offering free bugattis were they they were not because

01:13:47.900 this stupid capitalism of course not stupid capitalism is exactly exactly right you didn't

01:13:53.340 have this one on the on your panel of experts here but i do remember uh when cuba opened up

01:13:58.220 the kardashians went on a visit there and we i love this i think we played the clip at the time i think

01:14:04.780 it was chloe uh kardashian who's like it was just so great it was so quaint it was like they just like

01:14:10.380 it was so quaint like everything was old and and and it was just like you could just tell they just

01:14:14.460 really love it like that it's like no that's they don't love it like that they don't love having

01:14:18.460 cars from the 1950s they kept all these old 1950 cars and then restored them and they're so colorful

01:14:23.420 and it's so great and that's not that's what she said yeah not by choice not by choice not by choice

01:14:28.140 no sweetheart uh they they can't get cars they can't afford cars uh they have to do that to their

01:14:34.940 cars but it was so cute wasn't it quaint is a great word yeah really very quaint the half century

01:14:42.140 struggle of the cuban people against a communist dictator quaint is a great word to describe it 0.96

01:14:48.220 great word well the people are now standing up at the zenith of the socialist and communist power

01:14:55.740 here in america so that's why we're we're not hearing everything do you remember how they covered the

01:15:03.020 revolution in uh in egypt remember that that was every that was the arab spring that was a glory

01:15:12.060 thing the people finally standing up against the oppressor that was glorious in fact that was

01:15:19.020 orchestrated by many in our state department and in social media they were part of that so our

01:15:27.980 government was pushing that along with facebook and everybody else where are they now where are they now

01:15:37.420 for the country that is closest to america besides mexico and canada just off our shore where are their

01:15:47.500 voices now where are all of their algorithms helping the people of cuba

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01:17:18.700 you were listening to the glenn back program

01:17:29.580 did you watch the beau burdom special this weekend i told you to watch yeah it's on netflix one of the

01:17:36.140 most unique things i've ever seen in my life right yeah it's almost a new art form yeah really really

01:17:41.340 well done he did an entire you know comedy special essentially through quarantine in one

01:17:47.580 room of his house by himself yeah it took over a year yeah and it was it it is it's remarkable so you

01:17:54.780 know uh you might want to have vid angel uh to watch it because it is it it has language in it

01:18:02.620 uh but it it is remarkable and and he says a lot of the things that i think i feel too about covid he

01:18:12.620 was you know kind of questioning uh everything it's not particularly political not but it does

01:18:18.380 sort of hit you know both sides a little bit here and there but it's it's a pretty i i was just amazed

01:18:23.660 he did all of the editing all of the lighting the camera by he set up the camera himself

01:18:29.420 in this one tiny room over the course of a year i thought back i was like god what did i do with

01:18:34.620 my quarantine time i know okay i know and i just got together with family we didn't do much of

01:18:41.100 anything it is it's brilliant it's brilliant it is really i i wonder because at the end it kind of

01:18:48.140 and you don't know if it's comedy or how much of him is really yeah coming out and at times it's not

01:18:53.660 even comedy it's like yeah he seems like there's moments where he seems like legitimately depressed

01:18:58.700 for being in lockdown for a year yeah because what i assume it was in california though i don't know

01:19:03.580 but it seemed like he was like legitimately in lockdown this entire time maybe i have i i think

01:19:09.500 i said this to you and i'd love to hear your opinion i've put him on the pen jillette scale of

01:19:14.060 intelligence you know i don't know anything about him outside of this special but he's use of

01:19:21.420 language and references that are deep references historic you know or deep literature references

01:19:28.940 the guy is brilliant a lot of it's uh songs he makes you know kind of very he could be honestly

01:19:35.340 the guy could be a hit songwriter and a hit singer yeah i mean if he if he i mean they're it's brilliant

01:19:43.340 stuff bo burnham is his name bo burnham legitimately seems like a different kind of art form i don't know

01:19:49.500 how even describe it it wasn't a comedy special really it was something totally different i mean

01:19:55.580 his song on the internet is brilliant yeah and the so this is why i say he i i agree with him on stuff

01:20:03.500 the social commentary on the internet you know which can i interest you in everything all of the time

01:20:11.260 uh and it's a song he's singing it as the internet uh and and you just have to just just look that one

01:20:18.940 up i'm sure that's on youtube just look that up can i interest you in everything all of the time

01:20:24.220 uh the commentary of what the internet is and what it's doing to us is brilliant occasionally it's

01:20:32.860 worth reflecting on the idea that we just totally changed how humanity operates within about a

01:20:40.460 five or six year period yes and i we never really had a discussion about whether we should actually go

01:20:47.500 ahead with it's exactly what's happening now this great reset thing it's changing us it's the world

01:20:55.740 is fundamentally changing and in five or eight or ten years if it goes smoothly everybody will go wait

01:21:04.540 what the hell happened when did this happen and you'll just be in it they are change everything is 0.52

01:21:12.940 changing and it is a great deal uh to do with the internet there's also a song about uh

01:21:23.020 a white woman's instagram oh my gosh and it it is so good and it's funny because you you're watching

01:21:29.100 and you're like oh gosh you know white woman like the typical is this so they're just bashing no 1.00

01:21:33.660 they're actually you could tell he's totally referring to he mentions like ruth bader ginsburg in

01:21:38.540 there it's like he's talking about a left-wing woman's instagram page and it is really really

01:21:45.340 funny as he recreates all the photos i don't know this is the first five minutes in i thought how is

01:21:50.300 this guy not canceled how is this guy other than he is brilliant he is coming up with something entirely

01:21:58.700 new never seen anything like what he does this is there's it's rare that you find somebody that

01:22:05.660 does something completely different and new and original that is bo burnham don't know how

01:22:12.620 long it's longer you're gonna be able to watch him um but bo burnham it's a special on netflix

01:22:35.660 this is the glenn back program we're just still raving about bo burnham you got to watch that

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01:24:18.300 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the glenn beck program

01:24:36.540 hello america welcome to the glenn beck program so what happened what is the truth behind the

01:24:42.620 the the re-examination and the recounts etc etc in arizona and in georgia got a lot of people that

01:24:51.820 were like glenn's not talking about this because glenn didn't have the information i can give you half of

01:24:57.660 the details or i can wait to a place to where we now have everybody catching their breath and we know what

01:25:05.180 we know now we've put this together over the weekend for you i want to talk to you about

01:25:11.500 that but i also want to do the same thing on being very careful on what we are saying about

01:25:19.820 january 6th you know it was worse than 9 11 how insulting is that how insulting is that

01:25:27.900 the answers that we are looking for apparently on january 6th i guess are only coming when we

01:25:36.380 sweat it out of these people who have been arrested and are in solitary confinement i have read all kinds

01:25:42.940 of stories about what's happening to these people i don't know if any of them are true chip roy is with

01:25:51.260 us he is a representative from the great state of texas and he has been leading the effort

01:25:57.740 to get answers on what is happening to those defendants that have not stood trial yet six

01:26:05.580 months they say in solitary confinement that's cruel and unusual punishment we talked to chip roy in 60

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01:28:04.620 chip roy from the great state of uh texas is joining us now he is uh congressman from texas

01:28:15.980 in washington dc and he has been leading the effort to get some answers on what is happening

01:28:22.620 with the defendants of january 6th that have pretty much i've been told chip hopefully you'll have the

01:28:29.820 answer on this that they're in solitary confinement is that true well glenn this is one of the things

01:28:35.980 we're trying to get to the answer first of all thanks for having me on great to talk to you again

01:28:38.780 as always uh and uh great to be in the great state of texas although i gotta fly back to dc today sorry

01:28:43.340 about that go uh accomplish absolutely nothing in washington because you know democrats don't actually

01:28:48.060 care about what the people want and in this case is a perfect example i'm on the house judiciary

01:28:52.460 committee we have oversight over the department of justice uh we are uh informed through public

01:28:58.460 accounting and through some of the information they make public that over 500 americans have been

01:29:03.020 arrested uh in connection with what occurred on january 6th now you and i both agree that those who

01:29:11.260 you know violated laws in ways that maybe resulted in destruction of property or uh you know attacking

01:29:16.700 police officers or those kinds of things should be punished to the full extent of the law or certainly

01:29:21.420 punished appropriate and consistent with the law um but we have 500 people arrested and we don't have

01:29:27.260 any real information on who they are why they've been arrested how they're being uh detained uh what

01:29:33.740 what's the actual uh you know what's backing all of this what do i mean by that i'm a former federal

01:29:38.620 prosecutor myself and you know there are uh procedures and policies they put in place that impact what

01:29:44.780 assistant united states attorneys the united states attorneys in question what they do um in terms of

01:29:50.780 prioritizing and in terms of how they approach prosecutorial discretion in this context we want

01:29:56.620 to know whether this is political we want to know how people are being um you know uh treated and and

01:30:02.380 all of this got on my radar screen because i have constituents who were present in dc and have had a

01:30:09.900 couple of people that have come to me and talked to me about how they're being charged with crimes one

01:30:14.700 father son combination both were charged with the crime the father was not detained the son was and

01:30:20.620 we're trying to get more information from them from their lawyers and uh and now we're pressing the

01:30:25.180 department of justice as we have been now for a couple of months thomas massey and myself and some

01:30:28.780 others have been pressing on it so so chip how unusual is what's happening with this

01:30:36.380 well it's hard to know the exact details right because we don't we don't have the information yet about

01:30:41.660 okay each individual who's been detained what are they charged with having done so for example

01:30:48.380 we know that there was uh an individual that's a constituent of mine who was charged with a crime

01:30:54.380 but literally it appears based on the video that he has and that i've i've been informed of through

01:31:00.140 his counsel that all he did was cross the line where there were some of those bicycle racks placed

01:31:05.820 and in fact he has video of that whole time he never went in the capitol uh he never encouraged

01:31:09.980 anybody who can hear the audio and in fact he was discouraging people from breaching the line and

01:31:14.860 and from you know uh carrying on and and maybe uh pushing up against the police and stuff but as the

01:31:20.380 crowd moved forward he crossed that particular boundary so now he's being prosecuted right he's

01:31:25.580 being charged with a crime how many of those people are there now in his case he's not in jail

01:31:30.860 at the current moment but we know that he's been he's facing a crime and how many of these 500 who are

01:31:36.780 they why are they being detained what did they do and so this is so we know we have detained hang

01:31:42.060 on we've detained 500 people i think we've arrested 500 people i don't know the exact numbers on the

01:31:49.580 detentions my staff is working right now to try to press department of justice to get that we've

01:31:53.660 obviously sent the letter asking the attorney general to come forward we believe there's been

01:31:57.340 500 arrests we're trying to figure out how many are currently detained and and get to the bottom of

01:32:02.780 how long they've been detained and why and figure out what their due process rights are and uh you

01:32:07.660 know how many have settled i was told that a some one individual uh went ahead and and entered a plea

01:32:14.540 agreement for something lesser right uh in order to sort of move along okay where does that go and what

01:32:20.460 was the plea agreement and what pressure was put on the individuals for the plea agreement those are

01:32:24.540 things we're trying to figure out and by the way you know i opposed this you know pelosi-led select

01:32:30.380 committee uh because i thought it was unnecessary and political i'm on the department i'm on the

01:32:36.700 house judiciary committee we have oversight we have not held a single hearing glenn not a single

01:32:42.540 hearing where we've hauled in the department of justice uh uh you know the attorney general

01:32:47.820 to go through these questions we had the fbi director uh in front of the judiciary committee

01:32:52.700 and a couple of us asked some broad questions i was one of them to the fbi director but it's really

01:32:57.740 the attorney general that we need to know because the u.s attorneys that report up who's being

01:33:02.060 prosecuted and what's going on so we need to have hearings we need to get to the bottom of it and

01:33:06.300 understand it and look for those that should be being prosecuted fine but we want to know the truth

01:33:11.900 and we want to know the ones who are being uh held and uh what they're being charged with so i have

01:33:16.860 read things from attorneys of people that uh say they're being held again until now i didn't even

01:33:23.980 question that they were actually being held um and and and i can't seem to get a handle on any of it

01:33:32.380 and they say that they can't get a handle on it um and let me go back to my question when i when i asked you

01:33:39.900 how unusual is this what i mean is you're a former prosecutor how unusual is it that you at this point

01:33:48.300 can't even really seem to know where people are or what has happened well i think it it is um

01:33:56.220 you know this is a unique circumstance right so it's not like i go around and know currently every

01:34:02.300 single uh crime that's being uh punished across every united states attorney's office but for something

01:34:08.060 of this magnitude now some of this information is public right i mean you can go look and see

01:34:12.700 some of the information about what's been charged and so forth but in terms of how long why and what

01:34:18.220 and what procedures they're putting in place and why certain people are being detained and not

01:34:22.140 we don't have that information and we need to know that information all of that is highly political

01:34:27.900 and it's irregular what we've been being told is that in some cases you know they're they're being

01:34:33.260 told that the prosecutors are being told yeah don't you don't have any discretion here you just have to go

01:34:38.460 charge the crime right that's a that's a policy choice by the department of justice to say to a

01:34:45.100 united states attorney an assistant united states attorney you're going to go charge these crimes

01:34:50.380 as opposed to hold on you take in all the facts and as a prosecutor right i have to exercise

01:34:55.260 judgment discretion to make a determination so that's what i really want to know who who's ordered

01:35:01.980 what in terms of how people are being punished and prosecuted because if if a prosecutor looks at

01:35:07.420 it and says okay i have video of you punching a cop and hitting a cop so i'm charging you with this

01:35:13.180 crime okay fair enough but but if someone is like well you crossed the line and and basically the

01:35:19.180 policy is we don't care prosecute right that's prosecutorial discretion that's being said it's

01:35:24.460 not being allowed to occur by policy so that's why thomas and i and some others are going to start

01:35:29.820 pressing this really hard uh we we've sent letters now we need to really start kind of you know

01:35:34.540 figuring out how to turn up the heat to elevate this uh to find out all the facts well anything

01:35:39.180 we can do to to help i mean i i want people who are guilty of a real crime to pay the price that the

01:35:45.580 that anybody should pay for that particular crime um but i i am very very concerned uh about the way

01:35:53.660 this has been handled really from the get-go because like you said it does feel very political

01:35:58.620 uh and now i read today that the military is using spying devices and eavesdropping devices

01:36:07.260 etc etc the way they would on populations overseas and they're using that in washington dc as part of

01:36:16.060 this new security program in washington um well and we we want to know and we want to be able to see

01:36:21.740 and compare this to what occurred in portland last summer right i mean when when when federal buildings

01:36:27.020 the courthouse was being ransacked and and what were your priorities what are the priorities of

01:36:31.820 this administration in terms of prosecuting those crimes and we need to go through and see this and

01:36:36.620 compare it and show so the american people can know justice is being served blindly as it's supposed to

01:36:42.140 be uh chip thank you very much uh that is uh congressman chip roy uh you can follow him on twitter at rep

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01:38:29.020 all right i want to talk to you about the audits of the election because these are critical to our

01:38:34.220 republic um but it is also critical that you understand that even if they found that you know

01:38:42.140 georgia and five other states were completely rigged the president is joe biden and i know that seems

01:38:53.020 really unfair but there is nothing in the constitution that has you go after a a guy who cheated

01:39:03.180 and then go back and make him the president of the united states there's there's no there's nothing for

01:39:09.260 that you could impeach and remove but you would have his same administration in uh so all of this stuff

01:39:17.260 online about yeah donald trump's gonna be president no he's no he's not he might be in 2024 if he runs

01:39:24.380 again and we clean up this fraud he might but there is no constitutional remedy for this after what was

01:39:32.860 it january 18th or sixth i think it was the sixth wasn't it um here's what happened in arizona first of all

01:39:41.340 last week was not a briefing on the report there is no audit report that has been submitted yet all

01:39:51.420 the auditors did it's an outside independent firm called cyber ninjas all they did was speak about a

01:40:00.380 few things they need more information on and things they couldn't initially explain so this is not the

01:40:07.420 audit this was before and if they can get clarification on these these things may change

01:40:15.660 but they had some real problems and here's the these are the big things they want to look at in more

01:40:21.260 detail and are being blocked by members of the democratic party in arizona they say they have 74 000 mail-in

01:40:30.940 ballots that they can't find a record of ever being sent out now maybe that record is oh i

01:40:37.340 have it here in my top drawer doubt it but they need to see the record and they can't find the

01:40:44.540 record and this is really critical you have to um have you know paperwork on everything on this in case

01:40:55.340 there's ever a doubt you just can't have you can't send out 74 000 ballots and not have a record of who

01:41:02.780 who did you send them to they also have um duplicate ballots without serial numbers here's why this is

01:41:11.420 important serial numbers when they're making a duplicate ballot because something went wrong

01:41:17.100 they put the serial number of the first ballot on there so you know that there they didn't double count

01:41:24.140 one ballot uh and they know where or what happened to the first ballot so they have a whole bunch of

01:41:34.620 ballots without serial numbers on them the auditors have conducted at least two recounts one arizona

01:41:40.940 senator karen fan said the votes they counted didn't match what the county talent tallied and a second

01:41:47.660 recount is going on the county disputed all of this and was fighting back including a bizarre fact about

01:41:55.740 early voting they claim the 74 000 mail-in ballot discrepancy is explainable they say it includes

01:42:04.540 early voting ballots it's kind of a weird response but we don't know yet just tell me how many ballots

01:42:12.620 were sent out and how many ballots were received that should be easy but apparently not so here's

01:42:20.700 where we are in arizona the auditors requested more time and additional research resources last uh last

01:42:28.780 week they want um to be given permission to track down the absentee ballots even by going so far as going

01:42:37.180 to the addresses in the mail-in ballots that are listed being sent from and ask those people where

01:42:43.420 you sent this ballot this is where the debate currently stands anyone who is standing obstructing

01:42:52.060 an independent council that is trying to find the answers makes me suspicious and they should know that

01:42:59.340 would make all of america suspicious open up the books and just be fair about it that's all anyone wants

01:43:09.020 we just want to know what happened and it's not going to change the outcome of the presidency

01:43:16.460 but we must fix any problems in georgia uh they also release preliminary information uh as well

01:43:27.740 in arizona it was incomplete and not finalized but georgia um they uh they need a little more time

01:43:36.380 and more information the information is based off the mail-in ballot images that they obtained via a court order

01:43:44.380 and the summary of what they have claimed let me go through some of this quickly uh the analysis

01:43:50.780 revealed that 923 of the 1539 mail-in ballot batch files contained votes incorrectly

01:43:57.980 reported in fulton's official november 3rd results the inaccuracies were due to discrepancies in votes

01:44:04.220 for donald trump joe biden and total votes cast compared to their reported audit totals

01:44:10.620 the audit now is 60 percent hand counted one type of error discovered involved duplicate ballots

01:44:17.020 reporting for batches team found at least 36 batches of mail-in ballots with 4255 total extra votes

01:44:25.660 that were redundantly added to the fulton november audit results this number includes 3390

01:44:32.300 extra votes for joe biden 865 for donald trump the voter georgia team is allegedly finding seven

01:44:41.420 falsified audit tally sheets containing fabricated vote totals for their respective ballot batches for

01:44:49.660 example a batch containing 60 ballot images for joe biden 50 for donald trump was reported as 100 for

01:44:57.100 biden and zero for trump the audit falsified to show 850 votes for biden zero votes for trump

01:45:05.660 uh and it goes on they also have allegedly the county has failed to include over a hundred thousand

01:45:13.740 tally sheets including from more than 50 000 mail-in ballots there is a lot uh that is left to be known

01:45:24.700 in georgia but again we don't have anything official yet it is moving forward

01:45:35.340 this is the glenn back program

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01:46:57.020 blaze tv this is the glenn beck program the dow today is down about 800 points uh and they say that's

01:47:15.500 due to the delta variant of the uh of covid uh i i can't imagine i can't imagine the government trying

01:47:25.660 to shut this country down again um i mean you're not going to have a single red state do it not going

01:47:32.940 to have a single red state do it i i can't imagine that with the anyone would shut down now again if your

01:47:39.660 hospitals were completely overwhelmed and it was much more deadly than the delta delta variant is

01:47:47.260 then maybe but no you're not going to shut it down again new york california possible possible

01:47:55.980 still i think generally unlikely but i don't think shut down i don't think shut down re-enters our

01:48:01.660 i think you start to have the states break down i think you start to have the state saying you're not

01:48:06.860 traveling to florida you go to florida you're not coming back you could get some i mean they had

01:48:10.620 some of that already i mean right famously andrew cuomo did a lot of that uh back in the day i think

01:48:16.220 there's a chance you're already seeing in la county you're getting the mask mandate back you're going

01:48:20.220 to see a rise i think here in cases mandate have we not been through that does this mask does nothing

01:48:27.420 well and it's also they're masking they're saying even if you're vaccinated you have to wear a mask

01:48:31.660 which does nothing but encourage people not to get vaccinated if that's your goal

01:48:35.980 just so you know stew is like hated by everybody who's like skeptical everybody everybody who's

01:48:42.540 skeptical they're like he's the antichrist you know thank you so i mean when he says masks do nothing

01:48:50.540 masks do nothing yeah i mean i think you can say some of the studies show they do something in limited

01:48:57.580 circumstances uh indoors in close quarters right like it's not some of the studies show some effect but it's

01:49:05.420 so minor like the way it's presented on tv is like look if you just wear masks this thing would be

01:49:10.460 over that is absolutely not what the science shows at all like that is not what it shows it's not it's

01:49:16.940 not a you wear a mask and it's over you know you might be you might see slight decreases in certain

01:49:22.220 circumstances but like it is you know when these are all arguments that you have before you have the

01:49:28.700 vaccine now you have the vaccine you know i hear this from people all the time they're like look if i don't

01:49:33.660 want to get the vaccine then isn't it just my risk and like yeah and like at the same time if you if

01:49:39.820 you're hesitant you're skeptical of the vaccine you might say well then it's your risk if you get it

01:49:44.780 like isn't that america like it is but i lose track of things it is so different now tanya was up with

01:49:51.420 her family and i talked to her saturday she was up on a you know a retreat for all of the cousins and

01:49:57.660 everybody else and uh when she arrived everybody was like have you been vaccinated no i haven't i

01:50:04.700 had it i have the antibodies a test positive for the antibodies i'm not taking the the then don't

01:50:10.060 come around me yeah that's i mean that's that's silly that's nonsense but failure since the beginning

01:50:15.500 of this to not communicate that look if you did have it and you have antibodies and you've had you

01:50:20.220 have resistance then those people should have been treated as vaccinated a long time ago correct

01:50:24.780 just like that's how your body works it's like co2 it's killing the planet trees breathe it trees 1.00

01:50:33.740 breathe it oh i can't take it i just can't take it but i i my point in saying that story is is that

01:50:43.100 here's uh people who love each other and everything else and we just don't see it the same way it's like

01:50:49.420 i i i was you know up in idaho for i don't know what a month month and a half and i'm up there and

01:50:56.540 i hadn't seen anybody in a mask and i don't know how long the whole time and that we were out in crowds

01:51:01.980 and they were having you know the car show and everything else nobody was wearing a mask no no one

01:51:06.940 was wearing a mask i get into the airport and it's like uh you will be arrested right away if you do

01:51:13.100 not have a mask on i'm like what the hell is this i completely forgot four times american airlines

01:51:21.420 told me uh you'll probably be in solitary confinement uh you'll be in what we like to call the hole

01:51:29.580 the hole do they say the thing that that i've heard on all the flights recently that i've been on

01:51:34.700 that's that they say when you're eating it's mask off bite mask on chew yes that's what they want

01:51:41.500 you to do it is like it's baby air it's like come on it's ridiculous completely ridiculous again this

01:51:49.660 is the one thing and this is this is a testament to the structure of the united states of america

01:51:56.780 this is the only thing biden can control in this country he can't control whether texas has a mask

01:52:03.500 mandate he has no impact on it at all the only thing he can control at the airports and the federal

01:52:09.260 buildings so there you get all the masks even though people are vaccinated and they don't need

01:52:14.140 them and the federal train system yeah i'm generally speaking though yeah it's uh the trade system i

01:52:20.700 don't know the the train system of how that's working now i would i would imagine it's probably

01:52:24.300 still pretty heavily masked oh sure it is but yeah i mean there's they can't that's this is a testament

01:52:29.340 to the country that there's not centralized control to that level because if there was they would

01:52:33.660 have absolutely put on there's still be a federal mask mandate to this day they're talking now about

01:52:38.860 because of the delta variant uh we've got to get people to uh to get this vaccine and so what we're

01:52:44.940 going to do is we're going to make it so you have to be tested at work if you want to work you're

01:52:49.820 going to have to be tested uh twice a week and people are just going to get so tired of being tested

01:52:54.300 they'll say oh the heck with it by the way let's go through the numbers how many people i mean it's

01:53:00.700 clearly just by watching the news and hearing you know biden and everything else it's clearly

01:53:07.420 republicans who are not getting the vaccine right that's all people talk about yeah it's all about

01:53:13.820 these evil republicans so show me the number because it's got to be 90 percent oh no it's

01:53:19.580 not even close i mean first of all as we know republicans do pretty well among the elderly set

01:53:24.220 at times uh among voters uh about 90 percent of all uh people over 65 are vaccinated so obviously a

01:53:33.020 large swath of the community uh that is supposedly so against vaccines is vaccinated uh it is lower

01:53:39.900 among republicans however the highest rates of of uh unvaccinated people uh which you would call

01:53:46.300 maybe vaccine hesitant for one reason or another are blacks and latinos i'm sorry what not not

01:53:53.020 what's the highest number that's the highest number blacks and latinos yeah blacks and latinos

01:53:57.180 so blacks and latinos are trying to kill people no it's not that's what they're doing really

01:54:03.260 and it's there's a bunch of different groups in there there are some people who are just anti-vaccine

01:54:06.780 for whatever reason yeah there's some people that number is small that especially among uh that

01:54:11.820 seems to be across both parties by the way it's it's non-partisan yeah the the sort of i i'm

01:54:18.860 ideologically against the vaccine type of thing it you know rfk jr was mentioned by the biden

01:54:24.300 administration as one of the people that they think is you know giving bad information out about

01:54:28.300 the vaccine um so it's rfk jr it's jenny mccarthy but there's a lot of republicans mixed in there as 0.79

01:54:33.420 well and so there's that group and they get probably the most attention they're the most active it's

01:54:37.900 the most important to them what number is that do you suppose uh usually it's about 10 to 15 percent

01:54:42.780 of the population okay so there's 10 to 15 percent that is ideologically opposed i didn't get the

01:54:47.980 vaccine here's why i didn't get the vaccine i got covid and i got a bad case of it yeah and i have the

01:54:54.380 antibodies so does my wife you know when it comes time to have a booster uh okay you know maybe maybe

01:55:03.100 this fall i'll get a booster i had it what eight months ago something like that my wife had it in 0.75

01:55:09.660 january or february okay so you know when it's time and my antibodies are going and you know

01:55:16.300 becoming weak i'll have the booster i'll have one shot if covid the variant here's why i don't here's

01:55:22.860 why i don't take the vaccine i got other things to do right it's not an ideological it's not like i'm

01:55:30.460 not running into cvs and sitting down in a little plastic chair yeah you give it to my doctor to give

01:55:35.260 to me which they should totally do because i barely make time to go to my doctor right but if

01:55:40.700 my doctor could give it to me i know my doctor would be my doctor would be all over you glenn you

01:55:45.900 should have the vaccine just one of the vaccines you know blah blah blah one of the doctors is going

01:55:51.580 to be okay all right right geez shut up yeah i just i have a friend of mine who's hadn't gotten

01:55:58.380 it and was you know wasn't against it like you and it was but the doctor was there was like yeah you

01:56:02.460 really should get it for this for this reason this is why and she's like all right i'll just get it

01:56:06.460 i'm you know but again that means making a separate appointment going through the digital product like

01:56:11.340 they should just have the shots there for the doctors it's like it's like look it's you know i

01:56:14.780 go to a back doctor and he says all the time glenn you're not losing any weight and you know you're

01:56:20.060 gonna you'll feel a lot better when you lose some weight it will really help your back if you lose

01:56:24.380 some weight okay and when i say okay and he's like are you really gonna exercise yes i am gonna i'm

01:56:29.820 gonna make an effort this time and i absolutely mean it the minute i leave his office no not gonna

01:56:36.220 do it yeah i'm not gonna do and it's not like i'm a well i actually am against exercise but it's just

01:56:42.540 like i just i don't do it i just don't do it yeah look and i think there's some people the the people

01:56:48.540 who should not be bothered honestly by by anybody about the vaccine are the people who are really

01:56:56.060 ideologically against it you know i mean look if you've made up your mind you put a thought into

01:56:59.980 it you've come to that conclusion then you know that those aren't the people that are quote unquote

01:57:04.620 gettable anyway they have a they have a strong belief on it and leave them alone there are people

01:57:10.220 however in communities that don't go to the doctors very often i mean guys famously just don't go to

01:57:15.180 doctors yeah you want to get this shot to every you want to get this shot to everybody let wives be 1.00

01:57:21.340 able to give their husbands a shot give it to wives stop talking about fine inject me with 0.91

01:57:28.220 whatever you want just jam it into my skull while i was asleep she's just like take the vaccine 1.00

01:57:35.020 are you targeting my heart with the vaccine yeah so i like i think that's you know there's there's that

01:57:41.340 there's a bunch of different things you could do there's groups that are just like you know i just

01:57:46.140 didn't isn't it interesting that they are blaming white republicans for all of this so when it's

01:57:52.140 blacks and hispanics and they're the ones who have been saying the whole time that they are lacking

01:57:58.540 health care you want to knock on some doors then maybe that's where you should start and you should

01:58:03.820 stop calling the rest of us racists killers yeah for not doing it i mean everything this administration

01:58:10.860 does they they work to divide us even more they act as if their goal is to make things as awful as

01:58:19.660 possible that is how they act i mean this is a perfect example of it i mean ask announcing a a

01:58:26.300 program of jen saki you know knock it on doors to give vaccine shots it's not the right direction and 1.00

01:58:32.620 going and saying we think that you should be banned if you spread this information you should be banned from

01:58:38.140 this social media and we're working with facebook to do it yeah because it's so bad when really the

01:58:45.980 majority of people who aren't getting the vaccine are just like i just haven't gotten around to it i

01:58:50.220 don't really care i mean it's fine i'm fine everybody around me is fine yeah there's like other reasons

01:58:55.820 why it's not just people who you know are are violating your facebook standards one other thing glenn i

01:59:02.540 just to mention quickly that that it would be another positive step in this realm is that there's a

01:59:07.740 vaccine called nova vax has come up with a vaccine it's very effective uh you know is in the realm of

01:59:13.820 all these other vaccines 90 uh some people think it's the best one out of all of them it's more of

01:59:18.220 the traditional style of vaccines so people who are maybe worried about the newer technology

01:59:23.820 are like this one more um it costs less uh it and it is shown to you know the the the numbers look

01:59:31.180 great on it how about getting that thing approved now how about getting that thing approved get it

01:59:35.740 you've already destroyed the johnson and johnson one by banning it for no reason for two weeks

01:59:40.220 how about getting the nova vax one which people who are skeptical seem to be more open to maybe

01:59:45.020 getting that one approved you know be fast tracking that as quickly as possible right and uh and you know

01:59:49.980 fda are you doing the approval of all these because none of these have been approved none of them

01:59:56.060 all emergency youth i will say though i some some hesitance on that just to throw a wrench in that

02:00:02.380 quickly a lot of people who are make the make that argument it's an experimental vaccine it's a

02:00:07.980 emergency youth use authorization it's not even approved and i understand that right and we have

02:00:12.460 a lot of people who've taken it it would be the biggest back experiment in human history and they

02:00:17.180 have not seen the effects that would normally derail a trial so every new thing comes after a trial

02:00:23.500 period and in the middle of a pandemic you don't want to wait 10 years for i agree right i agree but

02:00:29.180 one of the things that a lot of people say is like oh it's experimental if they fully approve it

02:00:34.860 the things you're worried about as far as uh mandates are going to become much more of a reality

02:00:42.140 in a way this is if you are a person who's skeptical or hesitant toward the vaccine the world we live

02:00:47.820 in right now with emergency youth authorization is probably the one you want to stay in i'm saying

02:00:52.380 understand uh the fda should understand that there are people that are like you know you've you've

02:00:59.100 trained us now for a hundred years fda approved right this isn't fda approved well god forbid you

02:01:05.900 take that that's not fda approved well you've just trained a whole bunch of people for a hundred years

02:01:11.740 look for the fda approval rating and now you're like yeah we have no idea i mean it looks like it's going

02:01:17.420 well you know we'll get around to it five or ten years don't worry about put it in your body what

02:01:23.500 happened to the last fdi guy fda guy was like don't take that aspirin that's made from a tree root it

02:01:30.060 could be deadly stop it i don't think that's exactly what they're saying but stay away from those tree

02:01:38.140 roots yes they're dangerous relief factor not fda approved you know why because it's not a drug

02:01:45.420 uh look you can take a whole bunch of stuff that's fda approved and it will mask the pain

02:01:53.260 but does it make it go away does it make it better or do you just like i don't care but glenn you're on

02:02:00.780 fire yeah i just love people right now that's what happens when you're taking narcotics it's bad you

02:02:08.540 don't want to love people especially when you're on fire may i suggest that you look into relief factor

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02:02:21.260 important that means 30 it doesn't work for them but within three weeks you should know is this going

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02:03:05.340 this is the glennbeck program can we just uh leave you with a little bit of bashing of uh brian stelter

02:03:10.460 on c cnn i don't know if we could squeeze it all in but here it is it's the guy who wrote the anti-trump

02:03:16.860 book i think the media has done a terrible job on this i think you yourself um you know while you're

02:03:23.500 a nice guy you know you're full of sanctimony um you know you become part of one of the parts of the

02:03:29.180 problem of the media you know you come on here and you and you have a um um uh you know a monopoly on

02:03:36.700 truth you know you know exactly how things are supposed to be done um you know you are why

02:03:43.500 one of the reasons people can't stand the media so what should i do differently michael

02:03:51.260 i you know don't talk so much listen more

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The Glenn Beck Program - July 19, 2021

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