Stand Up Against IRS Spying ｜ Guests： Matt Walsh & Tulsi Gabbard ｜ 9⧸29⧸21
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Summary
How can you trust anyone when they lie to you about really important things? How can we trust anyone in our government when we can't even trust ourselves to tell the truth about something as simple as what's in our $3.5 trillion infrastructure bill?
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What you are about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment.
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How can you trust anyone when they lie to you about really important things?
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The White House yesterday confirmed what we all knew.
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Biden turned down the general's advice to keep 2,500 troops in Afghanistan.
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They came out and they admitted that, yeah, that's what the president did and it's his right to decide.
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But why then did he come out just a few weeks ago and say, I never got that advice?
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And if we can't trust him in Afghanistan, why should we trust what's in this $3.5 trillion bill?
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Wait until I show you the little things that are hidden inside of it.
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She questioned the generals yesterday quite vigorously.
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Well, hello to my executive producer, Stu Brageer, and host of Studos America.
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That immediately precedes the Glenn Beck program tonight at 9 o'clock.
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We're going to talk about the border, and we have people who are on the border.
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I'll do this for a living, that are going to tell the real stories behind the border tonight.
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Kamala Harris has been there individually removing.
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Let me tell you what's in our infrastructure bill.
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It was just yesterday that Nancy Pelosi quietly tucked an enforcement mechanism into the $3.5
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trillion reconciliation bill, passed it out of the budget committee, and sent it to the
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It's something you should know about on page 168.
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So, you know, that's about double the length of Les Miserables.
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It's the longest book I've ever read in my life, and it just went on and on.
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So, anyway, page 168 is a tenfold increase in fines for employers that willfully, repeatedly,
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or even seriously violate a section of the labor law that deals with hazards, deaths, or physical
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OSHA set the precedent this summer and published an emergency COVID-19 rule in the Federal Register,
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taking jurisdiction over and providing justification for COVID-19 being a workplace hazard for health
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Then Biden announced his hundred employee plus kind of thing where you will have OSHA breathing
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Well, in the budget, there is now OSHA fines for noncompliance up to $700,000 for each willful
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That will kill all companies that are noncompliant.
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That's 80 million of us working companies that are going to be going to be fined in that way
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By the way, President Biden embraced the stance earlier this month when he challenged Republicans
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who are threatening lawsuits over what they decry is his federal overreach.
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You can argue that, I guess, but, you know, this is something they're not even trying to
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This is not one of the big features of this bill.
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Well, let me give you another feature you're going to love.
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An unprecedented amount into community organizations.
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That's because congressional Democrats have failed to ram through two voting bills,
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Those were the ones that were going to change the elections, right?
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This is the bill that bankrolls the things in the Build Back Better bill.
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That bankrolls the Build Back Better bill of the billions.
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It bankrolls nonprofit community organizations.
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That sounds totally like it couldn't possibly have any problems, right?
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The Small Business Administration is distributing huge sums to nonprofits that will serve as incubators,
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dispersing funds to startup businesses in underserved areas.
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Businesses are helped in the Build Back Better bill?
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Curiously, the SBA already has regional offices across the USA to help startups and could distribute
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the funds itself, but instead it's empowering nonprofits by making them the middleman.
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No riskier place to put your money than into a brand new business.
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Yet, the bill for the billions in the Build Back Better bill established no standards for which businesses get the billions of the Build Back Better bill.
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Except they have to be majority owned by members of underrepresentative communities, including residents of high poverty areas.
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What's the startup of the formerly incarcerated rate?
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I don't have the numbers on that, but I'm guessing maybe.
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If you're formerly incarcerated and you started a business before and it's been going for, let's say, five years, you know, you have a pretty good chance.
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Yeah, that's not to say you can't turn your life around.
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That are trying to build back better with these billions might, there might be better targets.
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If you're a formerly incarcerated that lives in a high poverty area and you're a member of an underrepresentative community and you're looking for funding for your startup, you can't have a track record.
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If you've been in business for five years, you're not eligible for this.
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So, you have to be a startup with incarcerated people, but also have no experience.
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These sorts of businesses are the most risky place to put your money.
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If it's not your money, who cares how risky it is?
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Build Back Better is funding an even wider array of organizations.
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It's allocating a whopping $5.7 billion for community-led projects to stabilize neighborhoods.
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There's also $5 billion for climate justice block grants.
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Yes, to pay for community organizations for, among other things, facilitating engagement of disadvantaged communities in state and federal processes.
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Facilitating engagement of disadvantaged communities in state and federal processes.
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This is the left-wing community organizing that Barack Obama did.
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This is essentially all of us funding the fever dream of Barack Obama pre-Senate.
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They don't need the federal election H.R. 1 or H.R. 4.
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And if anyone, if any Republican votes for this, they must be voted out of office.
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They're not going to vote for this reconciliation bill, I don't think.
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Like, all they have to do is get Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema on board.
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And really, think of all this stuff that we're discussing here.
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There's probably another thousand examples in this bill.
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I know Open the Books is going through it, and they're the ones, I think, that found this
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So you're telling me, I'm supposed to believe that the Democrats are not going to come through
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I'm supposed to believe this pseudo-theater where they all come out and say,
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Oh, well, I'll tell you, Joe Manchin, if you don't pass the three trillion dollars,
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You're telling me they're going to let all this stuff die?
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They can tell you that there's drama and there's pushing and pulling, and of course there's negotiation.
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Everyone wants to get their crap in at the end, right?
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Joe Manchin wants to have something that he kills in this bill so he can go back to West Virginia
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and fool them for the 500th time that he's actually moderate.
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But the bottom line is, Joe Manchin's not going to save you.
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Do you think Joe Manchin and Kyrsten Sinema are going to save you?
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They're going to come up with some justification to get this done.
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There's too much of this crap in there to let it die.
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I'm just looking for a rope store and a place where I can find a rickety stool, hopefully, next door to each other.
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The rickety stool, is the rickety stool store funded in the Build Back Better bill?
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Well, if they don't have any success track record.
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Chairman of the Fed said the spike in inflation is lasting longer than they expected.
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And I'm sure the $3.5 trillion spending package is going to make it better.
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Jen Psaki said, we think it's an outrage that they would raise their prices to compensate for higher taxes.
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Her actual quote was, we think it's absurd that they would do that.
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It's not like something they're doing to hurt people.
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They're trying to keep their business doors open.
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That's why you say they need the Build Back Better bill.
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But in reality, if you just get out of their way, they wouldn't need the billions from the Build Back Better bill.
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Tonight on Blaze, we're going to put the spotlight on yet another massive humanitarian crisis of Biden's own creation.
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But they've also just welcomed the humanitarian situation in the southern border.
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You're doing that over the Build Back Better bill and all the billions?
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Oh, immediately after, a brand new stew does America.
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Yesterday, late in the show, we told you that there's, in the scientific American, there is some real concern that the term Jedi is problematic for describing programs that promote justice, equity, diversity, and inclusion.
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Now, this was written, and I, and Stu, back me up on that.
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You thought this was, oh, geez, Glenn's reading something from, you know, the Babylon Bee.
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Every once in a while, this has happened over the years.
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I've been doing the show with you for 20 some odd years at this point.
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And every once in a while, one of these, like, parody stories gets sent to you by somebody, and you, it seems so real because the world is so crazy.
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And I am thinking, you read it to me usually off the air, and you're like, what do you think about this?
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And then I'm like, wait a minute, that can't be true.
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And you got to this one, and I was like, oh, my gosh, this is happening on the air.
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He's reading a story that's clearly a parody on the air.
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You know, remember the magazine that used to write about, I don't know, scientific stuff?
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They're writing now about Jedis and how you can't, if you're a justice warrior, you can't use the word Jedi to describe you because it's really, it has problems.
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First of all, Jedis are intergalactic police monks.
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And they have violent duels with phallic lightsabers.
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As well as gaslighting by means of Jedi mind tricks.
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Now, yesterday we got here to the Star Wars has a problematic cultural legacy from Scientific American.
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The space opera franchise has been critiqued for trafficking in injustices such as sexism, racism, and ableism.
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Think, for example, of the so-called slave Leia costume, infamous for stripping down and chaining up the movie series' first leading woman as a part of an orientalist subplot.
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They're saying that as an oriental, what, a tradition to chain women up underneath these really fat people?
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Star Wars arguably conflates alienists with non-whiteness, often seeming to rely on racist stereotypes when depicting non-human species.
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The series regularly defaults onto ableist tropes.
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Try to think of what an ableist trope would be in Star Wars.
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All I was thinking about is that, like, you might be, like, how, they're constantly cutting people's arms and legs off.
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So, you'd think they'd be pretty, I mean, a lot of the heroes in the story don't have all their limbs.
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Like, this is an empowering plot, I would think.
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The ableist tropes, memorably in its portrayal of Darth Vader, which links the villain's physical disability with mechanic inhumanity and moral deviance,
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presenting his technologically assisted breathing as a sinister auditory marker of danger and doom.
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That they are saying that that, you're making somebody who is on a breathing machine seem evil.
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What's more, the bodies and voices centered in Star Wars have, with few exceptions, historically been those of white men.
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Except for the most important and famous voice in it of Darth Vader, who is a black man.
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Is nothing but a tool for the corporate capitalists at Disney.
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You've been hearing me talk about what's going on in Australia.
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Used to be one of the freer countries in the world.
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The slow creep of authoritarianism isn't so slow anymore.
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And it's taking us over because Americans have lost touch with our founding principles and our own rights.
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One of the best ways to push back and fight for our country is to be more free, not less.
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And educate your kids about freedoms, how to preserve them.
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If you don't have the Tuttle Twins books for your kids, now is the time.
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They're great ways to learn about freedom so we don't end up in an authoritarian mess.
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They're having a great sale on the books right now.
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Plus, they're giving away the activity workbooks at no additional cost.
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Keep your kids sane in a crazy socialist world.
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Well, you can learn about the billions that the businesses are getting from the Build Back Better bill on Blaze TV.
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Did anybody, if you watched the Senate testimony yesterday, were you surprised that there didn't seem to be much hesitation in throwing the president under the bus?
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Yeah, I think there was a, an effort, a clear effort by the generals to say.
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I mean, the way they were saying it, they're like, hey, did you want to keep 2,500 troops?
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And they would say, well, I can't tell you what I told the president, but I'll tell you what I thought the entire time.
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And it's like, well, why would we assume you were telling the president what you didn't believe?
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Like, well, with these three, I can believe it.
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McKenzie was McKenzie was the one that was like, I thought, really straightforward.
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He was because he's the he's the least in trouble.
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And I don't know if you saw this, but yesterday, Barack Obama came out against Joe Biden and his policies as well.
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I mean, Barack Obama came out against the border and said it's unsustainable.
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Does he think we need to build the border back better?
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I you know, Barack Obama is pretty much running the White House at this point.
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It's his policies that are being pushed through by his people that were in under him and now running the show for Joe Biden.
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People may remember we did a couple of shows on that back in the day.
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Yeah, but it's at least it felt like he was a competent progressive.
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Like this is a totally it's like the combination of Bernie Sanders and Jimmy Carter.
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Yeah, and a clown and a four year old who just wants pudding.
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It seems incomprehensible that he could be doing this poorly at this many things at the same time.
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It's hard to be this consistent in every single category.
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Which leads a sane individual to say, this is by design.
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Because, again, if you're just screwing things up, occasionally things will fall to the other side.
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There's nothing that works out to the advantage of America.
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The McKenzie testimony yesterday, where he said, not only did I request that thousands of troops, or did I believe thousands of troops should remain in Afghanistan, but he just willingly volunteered the idea.
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And also, it was my belief that if we didn't keep those troops there, the government would crumble and the Taliban would take over the country immediately.
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So, we know now, basically, no, actually, they did confirm this later.
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The White House did confirm later that they did give them that information.
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So, we now know that the Biden administration was told by his top military advisors that if he did not keep these troops there, the government would crumble and the Taliban would take over.
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And we now know that he was told that, not by evil Republicans who just want to stay at war forever, but by the people he chose to advise him.
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We have Marsha Blackburn on with us now yesterday.
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She went after the generals in trying to figure things out.
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Oh, I have to tell you, one of the things that was very apparent was these guys are willing to basically turn around and pin this on Joe Biden.
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You had General Miller, who was before us in a classified briefing a couple of weeks ago, give us information about the troop levels and recommendations.
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And it was apparent that General McKenzie did receive that information from General Miller.
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They each had recommended a minimum level of 2,500 troops that would allow the safekeeping of Bagram Airfield, the prison that is there, the embassy, and support at HKIA Airport to keep terrorists away.
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So you had General Milley and Secretary Austin saying that message was communicated to the president and his team.
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Now, Glenn, that is really important because you've got people like Susan Rice and Jake Sullivan and Ron Klain who are really the puppet masters behind this thing and pulling all the strings.
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So it's important to note that they were made aware that you could not secure Afghanistan, that you were going to have issues with Taliban takeover.
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If you pulled that troop level down, you could not get Americans out of there and conduct an orderly evacuation without having that minimum troop level of 2,500.
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So what it leaves you to say is, did President Biden and his team do this on purpose?
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And if it was intentional to have this chaotic, confusing withdrawal, what was the purpose?
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Was it solely because Joe Biden wanted to take a victory dance on September 11th and say, hey, look at me.
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We called it that because the Taliban has an allegiance to an ideology, not to a country.
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And now because of Joe Biden's bad actions, what do you see?
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This group that is loyal to an ideology is now running a country.
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And they are going to be the safe haven for all of these terrorist groups, whether they're Hamas or Hezbollah or Al-Qaeda or ISIS or the Taliban or any of the other proxies.
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I mean, OK, so now the general said we told him play cut nine here.
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No, no one told your military advisers to not tell you, no, we should just keep twenty five hundred troops.
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It's been a stable situation for the last several years.
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OK, so he obviously is lying or he can't recall it because he's incompetent.
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America has been discredited all over the world.
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The the generals come out and say we told him it would happen, but they were part of it.
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First of all, it is astounding to us that nobody's been fired.
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This is another thing that points to the fact that this is intentional.
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Second, what you will see, pardon me, is a greater focus by some of us in the Senate at Senate Armed Services Committee on our counterterrorism efforts.
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You also will see some of us in the Senate move forward with pushing to solidify relationships with some of our countries that are in the region.
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And then probably next time we have a round of promotions coming up through the military, which we in the Senate have to sign off on.
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And there's going to be further conversations about the environment that we're creating there.
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I have been astounded with how aggressively political General Mark Milley is.
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And I have found out from people that served with him that have served under his command.
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He has been known to be a very political general.
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I'd like to know exactly why you asked this question.
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Did you talk to Bob Woodward or Robert Costa for their book, Peril?
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Did you talk to Carol Leonik and Philip Rucker for their book, Alone, Can I Fix It?
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Book is, frankly, we did win this election, the inside story of how Trump lost.
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And were you accurately represented in these books?
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I haven't read any of the books, so I don't know.
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Let's have you read the books and then let us know if you are accurately presented and portrayed.
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So you didn't ask to see if he had read the books.
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I ask that because he sat there and told us time and again that he could not give us a readout of conversations that they had had with President Biden, the advice that they had given, even though they were still trying to throw him under the bus.
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So he would not do that with the Senate Armed Services Committee.
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However, we find out that he was portrayed not in one book, but that there are two others coming out.
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There may be even more books that we don't yet know about, books that are yet to be published.
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Did he do these over a landline or on a Pentagon-issued cell phone?
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Are there transcripts from these conversations that he had with these authors?
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Why did he take the time to go rat out his commander-in-chief, who was President Donald Trump, and White House officials that are supporting President Donald Trump?
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And he has plenty of time to talk to the authors in these books because he is loyal to himself.
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And he wanted to do some reputation burnishing and rehab.
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So he took the time to put his spin on what happened so that he would be seen in a positive light and President Trump in a less positive light.
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I think that is such a despicable course of action.
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So I wanted, while he was under oath, to find out if he took his time to do that, while all the while we have issues in Afghanistan and we're trying to push forward.
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I mean, the same thing in asking about the phone calls with Pelosi.
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Why was there a call to Chairman Lee, the Chinese Communist Party general, on January 8th?
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Was it to say, hey, you know, I'm the guy in charge?
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Does he have an Alexander Haig type of approach to things where, you know, I'm the guy in control here?
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And what he needs to realize, we do not have a military that controls the government and the people.
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We have civilian control of our military that is answerable to the people.
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She was there yesterday and questioned the three generals and actually at one point called them the three that broke the military.
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You know, Clint Eastwood, all of Clint Eastwood movies are,
00:45:20.360
I love them because he's usually very, very quiet.
00:45:46.780
You know, I read someplace recently that the people who are going into Afghanistan to save all these people,
00:45:59.360
It was unorganized, but it was also full of possibilities.
00:46:06.640
Those people who wanted to get away from all the rules and regulations that men started imposing on other men,
00:46:14.700
or those who wanted to take advantage of no law.
00:46:25.580
It was everything and nothing all at once in the West.
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The Expansion West was a continuation of Americans' desire for their own space to live.
00:46:38.080
To live as they pleased in accordance with their belief.
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A true self-made man who left home with nothing,
00:47:03.280
and whose name is still remembered, Davy Crockett, all across the country.
00:47:08.740
Cowboys are remembered simultaneously as lawful and unruly.
00:47:15.860
They had an untameable desire for freedom and living as they thought they ought.
00:47:38.960
or we're going to kick you out of the cowboy club.
00:48:03.000
When everything was nothing and yet could become anything,
00:48:14.460
And it actually is the same thing that our government relies on.
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Individuals consenting to live in accordance with a set of principles
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that they believe will benefit their lives and communities.
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And the rules were enforced by a shared culture
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that devalued a man if he didn't live up to the code.
00:48:50.740
If he hoped to be a true cowboy, then there were rules.
00:48:59.980
Never touching someone's horse was a big one, apparently.
00:49:03.020
You know, but the major rule was let your yes be yes
00:49:17.200
And it's not because they didn't like the legal process
00:49:41.760
If he promised to kill you, you better take him seriously.
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The most important rule in the cowboy territory
00:50:02.500
And honesty made an infinite number of possibilities
00:50:22.700
We found out yesterday the president is lying to us.
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no, the generals never said that I should keep people there.
00:50:47.640
Well, yesterday, all three of the generals testified,
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He had to keep 2,500 troops there on the ground.
00:51:22.480
What are you talking about the best he could recall?
00:51:28.720
Because I don't know if that's better or worse.
00:52:28.120
What if you could stop the spiral out of control?
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You believe school systems should tell children what to do.
00:52:48.680
I believe parents should be in charge of their kids' education.
00:52:53.020
So first of all, this shows how clueless Glenn Youngkin is.
00:53:01.400
because he's never been involved here in helping Virginia.
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And I'm not going to let parents come into schools
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and actually take books out and make their own decision.
00:53:22.140
that I don't think parents should be telling schools
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where that money is going it is it should be bone
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chilling to most Americans so what are you going to do
01:24:48.520
going to be destroyed destroyed by any of these
01:24:53.020
kinds of things the federal government is trying
01:24:55.920
to put them out of business in my view we begin that
01:25:01.520
now let me say this if you've ever gotten a call
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or a text or an email from someone posing as an
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irate irs agent and they said you know you owe x number
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of dollars and and you gotta pay it and and if you have
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any gift cards you can pay it in gift cards that's a scam
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uh i know it sounds pretty obvious but a lot of people are
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like oh well i've got some gift cards really i didn't know
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paul murkski he is uh with the independent community bankers of america
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and i wanted to talk to him because there's a lot of independent banks
01:26:48.640
that are now saying you gotta stand with us please uh stand with your local banks
01:26:55.560
and stop the uh the irs and the federal government from from putting this this
01:27:01.380
new onerous restriction on these banks welcome how are you sir
01:27:06.280
great thanks for having me on so paul tell me what the government is doing
01:27:11.220
and why it's important to stand up against it well a lot of people really um have a hard time
01:27:18.680
keeping up with what's going on here inside the beltway in washington dc
01:27:23.300
and we're sounding the alarm bells on this crazy onerous proposal
01:27:31.820
and now congress is implementing this to have banks every bank in america
01:27:38.700
and credit union report on people's financial transactions
01:27:43.260
they want to know the inflows and outflows of your savings accounts
01:27:47.920
checking accounts loans any money you're moving um into and out of accounts
01:27:54.080
would be tabulated and and sent into the irs any amount of six hundred dollars or more
01:28:01.600
and you know they may adjust that amount but they're measuring flows this is a
01:28:06.880
a massive invasion of privacy that we've never seen before financial privacy
01:28:13.140
uh will go right out the window with this new irs sleuthing and snooping
01:28:19.040
on everyone's financial accounts i i hope they're basically go ahead go ahead
01:28:24.400
what what they're basically saying is that we assume every american is a tax cheat
01:28:30.900
and we're going to watch all your financial transactions and this applies to small businesses
01:28:36.980
as well so i i uh you know as i i look at this i hope this isn't what america is going to say
01:28:46.420
but in the past america has always said about things like this well i'm not doing anything wrong
01:28:52.360
well that that's a problem because this it doesn't matter what your tax liability what your
01:29:01.160
uh situation is this is really going against your fourth amendment rights to privacy and the way the
01:29:08.200
government and irs is getting around that they they can't demand this information directly from you
01:29:14.760
it's against the fourth amendment but they can get it from third parties like banks we've seen this
01:29:20.280
with you know going to phone companies to get your your phone records um which they can't get from you
01:29:27.080
directly so this is this has got to be stopped um the leadership and congress is trying to sneak this in
01:29:34.120
the 3.5 trillion dollar uh big is it is it in the reconciliation bill absolutely and uh we we've got a uh
01:29:45.000
alert americans and and customers of banks that you know this new uh invasion of privacy is about to
01:29:52.440
take hold and you know glenn you know the irs doesn't have a very good track record of keep keeping
01:29:59.160
people's uh personal information private as well there's been plenty of irs uh leaks there's been
01:30:05.640
political profiling uh of people based on their tax returns um you can't trust the irs with this
01:30:13.800
massive amount of data on every single american and plus you have the risk of of a data breach the irs
01:30:21.240
being hacked and all your personal transaction information is there it's a crazy proposal it's
01:30:27.080
got to be stopped in its tracks and you know we're afraid that you know people aren't watching what's in
01:30:32.680
this 3.5 trillion dollar uh budget deal and these are the kind of things that will come back to haunt us
01:30:39.240
so this is this would allow the irs to have information that if you wrote uh a thousand
01:30:46.120
dollar eight hundred or six hundred six hundred dollar check to the gop or the dnc the irs would
01:30:54.120
then have that information uh and that you could become on a list uh if you are donating to people and
01:31:02.920
you're writing a check for it well as we've seen the irs has a very poor track record of keeping
01:31:10.280
people's information private there is just a big leak um with pro publica on uh wealthy americans tax
01:31:18.280
returns uh was was turned over to the uh press um so the irs cannot be trusted and really
01:31:28.360
americans won't tolerate this profiling of individuals based on their financial transactions
01:31:34.600
the irs and the government have no business snooping on people's financial transactions
01:31:40.920
this is this is the worst type of profiling you know stop and frisk people it's going to lead to
01:31:47.160
more audits it's going to lead to you know the irs being tripped up with a lot of false positives i mean
01:31:53.880
people have various bank accounts and move money around for all kinds of reasons some people are taking
01:31:59.240
care of their elderly parents and and you know use their account and it's just going to be a drag net
01:32:05.560
of collecting people's private financial information and turning it over to the government
01:32:11.240
and and then you have to answer for it if they see anything they don't understand then you have to
01:32:16.840
not only do you have to answer for all the receipts and everything else you're now going to have to answer
01:32:20.920
for possibly spending that they don't understand or moving things from different accounts
01:32:28.120
well absolutely and the the irs is is extremely powerful they could freeze your bank account they could
01:32:34.680
garnish your bank account they could demand that the bank send in even more detailed information on
01:32:42.520
your financial transactions it's amazing already what the banks have to provide to the irs any transaction
01:32:51.560
now over 10 000 has to be reported to the irs in a currency transaction report any suspicious activities
01:32:59.400
uh the bank has to legally report uh to the government to the irs so uh we don't need this blanket dragnet of
01:33:09.640
sleuthing on every american on their financial transactions and another thing that you know is is
01:33:16.280
troubling is that you know a lot of people that recently came from you know dictatorship type governments
01:33:22.440
don't trust government or the financial system already you're going to push more people out of the banking
01:33:28.520
system uh that don't don't trust government so let me ask you one more question uh the big banks are
01:33:36.120
for this um and i think the big banks now are kind of in a public private partnership with the fed and
01:33:42.840
and the united states government but um the big banks are for this this doesn't this cripple
01:33:48.440
small local banks because of just the reporting on all of this will be
01:33:53.800
just so onerous on you guys wouldn't it well absolutely it's going to be a very burdensome
01:34:01.880
costly um you know to implement the computer systems the the monitoring that the personnel
01:34:09.080
you need to keep track of all this it's preposterous but you know the the federal government doesn't care
01:34:15.320
the the treasury doesn't care the administration doesn't care they just want to get after people's money
01:34:21.560
they want to get after uh you know stopping and frisking people and looking at what they're doing
01:34:27.240
with their financial accounts profiling them this is uh the worst type of policy i've seen in a long
01:34:33.400
time here in washington and and people have to weigh in people have to speak up and and get to their
01:34:39.160
congressmen and senators and say now we're not going to tolerate this new irs reporting and you can do
01:34:45.400
that uh via bank locally dot org slash privacy you can send a member of congress uh your message
01:34:53.720
bank locally dot org slash privacy paul i've been saying for a while that people should get out of
01:35:00.200
these big banks um i myself do a business with a bank and uh it's owned locally it keeps all of its
01:35:08.360
loans locally it doesn't sell them off uh it it is truly stand on the community's own you know what
01:35:16.680
i mean um if people want to get out of a bank they ask me all the time what do i look for and i just say
01:35:23.800
local as local as you can possibly get can you give the audience some tips on what to look for
01:35:30.040
in a local bank that keeps them out of this mess well you you hit on the key points is that the the
01:35:38.200
local bank only does well if the local community does well the money they uh that's deposited in
01:35:45.000
a local bank is is turned around and used to lend out to the local community so um it's all uh part of
01:35:53.720
a symbiotic relationship to keep that small community healthy and uh you can go to bank locally
01:35:59.960
dot com and and look up uh a local bank and and you find one you know we have five thousand
01:36:06.680
community banks uh located around the country we're we're in uh rural areas and urban areas and it's
01:36:14.280
important to have that personal relationship with uh your your local bank they're there to help you
01:36:20.360
we did uh you know a trillion dollars worth of ppp lending uh the paycheck protection program to help
01:36:27.960
keep businesses afloat um so our banks do uh over half of all the small business lending in the
01:36:37.320
country so if you need a a local bank uh go to bank locally dot com and you'll you'll find a local
01:36:44.840
bank you could join up with paul thank you very much i appreciate it paul mursky he's independent
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community bankers of america uh it is it is vital that you speak out um against this 600 rule that is
01:37:01.000
being put in it will weaponize the irs uh it will come back to haunt you i don't care if you're not
01:37:07.640
doing anything wrong or not uh it will come back to haunt each and every one of us it's a violation of
01:37:13.880
the fourth amendment you have to stand up against it you can go to bank locally dot org slash privacy
01:37:20.680
and send a message to your member of congress and the senate that this must not be in any bill it's
01:37:29.320
got to be stopped it will also really hurt your local bank and that's where you should have your
01:37:35.960
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uh welcome to the uh glenbeck program we're really glad that you are uh here um gas prices
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uh are still on the rise they're continuing to move upwards in september uh i believe before this
01:39:48.520
administration is done you could see not in california um you could see five six dollar a gallon gasoline
01:39:58.200
prices um in the next four years maybe higher in california you'll probably see ten dollars
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uh a gallon coal shortages uh are happening now which will affect the price of coal which will price
01:40:13.080
which will of course uh increase the price of your electricity for your your new eco-friendly uh
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smart car that uh is all electric the cost of natural gas is up 180 percent and um powell says
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the inflation spike lasted longer than we expected and uh might get worse huh who would have thunk it
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all of these things were foreseeable all of these things are caused by the current administration
01:40:49.720
all of them all of them and be prepared for a world that looks a lot different than the one
01:40:57.000
you're living in right now in a bad way and we're talking about all of these things getting worse too
01:41:02.680
which is important to note i mean the inflation estimates don't even take into account the 4.7 trillion
01:41:10.200
dollars they're trying to pass right now in extra spending because that's it's going to make it
01:41:15.080
better and it's zero cost no it's zero cost that's not how cost works the they're like well what we're
01:41:22.440
doing is we're raising taxes and we're going to take money from people and spend it on things so
01:41:29.080
therefore that doesn't cost anything that is legitimately their argument right now
01:41:33.880
if because they say and they're not doing this we should be clear they're not actually raising
01:41:39.640
enough uh tax revenue to pay for these bills because they'll have to go to everyone to raise
01:41:45.880
enough for this so they're not actually doing what they're saying they're doing but even if they did
01:41:50.200
if you were to say like i'm going to my credit card and i gave them my credit card and i bought a
01:41:55.480
brand new flat screen and it didn't cost anything that is the childish argument they are making you
01:42:01.880
still have to pay i tried it with my wife it doesn't work no it doesn't it doesn't i mean
01:42:06.920
luckily once it's in your house and it's it's already on the wall there's nothing you can do
01:42:10.520
yeah i'm sorry i thought that's what cost meant i saw joe biden's tweet yeah i thought that's what
01:42:16.280
cost none of our wives would buy into this why why do so many men buy into this when the government
01:42:22.680
is doing it why are so many women who will argue with your husband that's not the way it works
01:42:28.120
when we try to get away with this you're all over us how is it this works for the federal government
01:42:34.360
it really is incredible it is that they're saying this doesn't cost anything of course it costs and
01:42:39.320
by the way that's not even the biggest thing quite honestly uh the to me the biggest thing is the
01:42:45.160
inflation yeah and that's when you put that much money into the system that money is going to slosh
01:42:52.280
around and cause prices to go up if you're trying to if look here in texas i'm trying to put a
01:43:00.440
driveway down you know in my house that will be finished in two just two weeks yeah and so i'm buying
01:43:06.680
recycled asphalt all right and because you're green yeah trying to get the asphalt to my house i can't
01:43:15.160
because the state is redoing all of the freeways so i can get the asphalt technically and buy it but
01:43:22.840
i can't get it to my house because there's not enough dump trucks and we should point out that
01:43:26.760
that's before the bipartisan infrastructure plan has even yes yes so when the government is spending
01:43:34.440
all kinds of money the price goes up and the things you want become more and more scarce which causes the
01:43:43.080
price to go up again and remember they're going to play with these numbers in a big way for example
01:43:49.080
in this 3.5 trillion dollar plan there is a plan part of it is for universal pre-k now when they have
01:43:55.240
to appease joe manchin and say oh it's only a two trillion dollar package what they're going to do is
01:44:01.080
say well we'll just pass universal pre-k for three years not ten and obviously republicans yeah after
01:44:09.400
three years once everyone gets their free universal pre-k they're just going to reauthorize it and
01:44:13.960
republicans aren't going to fight back against it and it will be not 3.5 trillion dollars but
01:44:19.080
infinity trillion dollars just know your electricity price this summer for heating is going up if you
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the open border policies are a threat to all americans and all american cities and you need to be aware of
01:46:17.800
how this is going to affect you that doesn't just come from me that came from barack obama yesterday
01:46:23.400
that this has to stop uh will it i don't know because i don't know what the goals of this
01:46:29.480
administration are i can't figure out the metrics they're using to measure success anymore tulsi gabbard
01:46:37.000
is uh joining us she is the first female combat veteran to ever run for president and the first female
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combat veteran ever elected to congress and we welcome her uh to the glenn beck program hi tulsi
01:46:48.680
how are you aloha glenn i'm good it's good to talk to you always good to talk to you um i've been i've
01:46:54.440
been wanting to talk to you about so many things uh lately there's a lot going on yeah let's start
01:46:59.720
with the uh let's just start with the border your thoughts on this uh look glenn we cannot have a
01:47:07.000
secure country unless we have a secure border and the biden and harris administration's open door
01:47:13.400
policy uh at the border is is a disaster it needs to end and it is a direct cause for the humanitarian
01:47:21.720
and national security crisis um that we've been seeing play out uh you know there there's there's a
01:47:28.920
direct correlation between the changes in policy that this administration made through executive order
01:47:35.720
very shortly after taking office and the results that we are seeing uh you know i've heard from
01:47:42.840
some folks saying well you know some people got deported or some people got sent back home but
01:47:48.680
you've got to pay attention to the fact that through the campaign uh the very presidential campaign there
01:47:54.760
was a very clear message sent hey yeah we're going to have an open door policy we've seen how at a
01:48:00.600
practical level i think the the uh department of homeland security secretary said uh yesterday or
01:48:07.160
the day before that uh of all of those uh tens of thousands of people who were under the bridge in
01:48:14.520
del rio now we're seeing uh what is anywhere between 10 and and 20 000 people who are now uh in the united
01:48:22.840
states uh with you know some vague message of a notice to appear and not knowing where they are or
01:48:29.240
where they've gone and and and without any kind of vetting and this is this is the hypocrisy of this
01:48:34.760
policy is you know for people who want to fly into our country right you've got to have a visa uh there are
01:48:40.760
no fly lists that their names are checked against and uh oh by the way you also have to get either
01:48:46.040
a covet vaccine or a covet test if you're coming from another country um but for those who want to
01:48:52.280
bypass all of those requirements the message that is sent and is loudly received around the world is
01:48:58.440
hey just go south of the border come right across to see i i i don't know how i don't know how this
01:49:05.640
administration is judging things anymore every every everything that is supposedly good for america seems
01:49:12.280
bad for us the good guys are the bad guys i mean we're we're now saying that the taliban are our
01:49:18.360
partners which is absolutely um obscene the border patrol has been accused of whipping people and when
01:49:26.600
it comes out that that's not what was happening the president still went on and said there's going to be a
01:49:32.440
high price it's not going to stand those people will pay my gosh what is happening
01:49:37.400
this goes to the core problem here glenn of of uh leadership and i've known joe biden for a long
01:49:46.680
time i consider him a friend and it uh the the reality though is is what he's doing here uh is wrong
01:49:55.000
and on a whole host of issues we're seeing under this biden harris administration that our country is
01:50:01.320
rapidly rapidly moving uh in the wrong direction whether you're talking about this absolute tragic
01:50:07.320
failure of a execution of the withdrawal from afghanistan you you and i have spoken before i
01:50:13.000
think the withdrawal is the right thing to do should have happened a long time ago yes but the way that
01:50:17.880
they have carried this out um you know it is it's it's a betrayal to our men and women who served there
01:50:25.800
it's a betrayal to those who worked with them it's been an abject failure you look at what's really
01:50:30.280
everybody abject failure you look at our economy you look at inflation uh in all of these different
01:50:35.640
areas you know civil liberties privacy these now travel lists with the vaccine mandates i mean
01:50:41.320
each of these you can look at and see uh sadly how our um constitutional rights are being violated
01:50:49.080
and uh constitution is not being upheld uh and how we're not we're not living up to the principles
01:50:57.320
and values that that make this country as great as it is tulsi i have to tell you the reason why i like
01:51:04.360
you is we may disagree on things and there might be things that you think i believe that are crazy and
01:51:09.880
and vice versa but we respect each other that we know that each of us are trying to do the right thing
01:51:16.200
for america um and and i know i hope you know that if donald trump were doing all of these things
01:51:25.000
i'd be on the air saying the guy's a dictator he we're moving against the constitution we're destroying
01:51:32.520
ourselves economically uh and in every other way are there honest people that you know that voted
01:51:41.080
for for joe biden who are now starting to see this is everything both sides have warned against
01:51:51.160
of course and i and i think there are many more americans who don't care about left versus right
01:51:59.000
democrat versus republican but people who care about our country and who are deeply concerned
01:52:03.480
about the direction uh that we are headed and who can't make sense of of the policies uh that we're
01:52:11.080
seeing being put forward and what this really comes down to is is sadly people in positions of power in
01:52:19.560
our country who are putting their own political ambition or selfish interest ahead of the interest of our
01:52:27.560
country and the american people and that's what's so heartbreaking is seeing uh their willingness to
01:52:33.560
sacrifice the well-being of our country uh for their own interest rather than the other way around
01:52:39.400
sacrificing their own interest for the interest of the country i was talking to a senator today and she
01:52:43.960
said you know in talking to the three generals yesterday if they're telling the truth then
01:52:50.520
then why did biden make this decision it's his right to make the decision in afghanistan um but i i what
01:52:58.600
what's the motive here and if i if just looking at this this is not incompetence it can't be because
01:53:06.360
if it was incompetence once in a while something would fall in america's favor or in freedom's favor
01:53:12.840
um this is just um the the the most comprehensive destructive policies that i've i've ever witnessed
01:53:23.880
can you come up with a reason that's not nefarious that all these things are happening
01:53:29.160
uh i you know it does it goes it goes to leadership and it goes to what are our leaders uh the biden harris
01:53:39.480
administration and leaders across uh across our our national leaders is is what's your objective
01:53:46.200
and that's how i approach these these challenges and these problems that we're facing with kind of
01:53:50.680
a military mindset is hey what what is our objective what are we trying to accomplish and then you can
01:53:56.120
figure out what's the best way to accomplish and to achieve that objective but i i just i think that
01:54:02.840
they have a different objective than america does well and that's the problem that's the problem here
01:54:10.440
when you see uh you know one thing we haven't mentioned for example is when you see how uh the
01:54:17.080
policies coming from this administration are further dividing our country through the use of of race and
01:54:24.360
identity politics everything is becoming racialized you can't see anything through the lens of of what dr king
01:54:32.040
talked about you know judging people on the the content of their character rather than the color
01:54:36.200
of their skin looking at issues for what they actually are and instead you have you know if anyone uh
01:54:43.560
dares to uh criticize the policies or the actions or decisions of of kamala harris for example they're
01:54:50.200
accused of uh being racist or sexist and and so so many of these things we can't even have real dialogue
01:54:58.040
around um for fear of uh many people are afraid of being canceled or being called these names or being
01:55:05.480
given these attributes and and and saying well this is this is who you are and you don't you don't
01:55:10.040
actually care uh and this is this is part of the problem if you were in congress today as a democrat
01:55:15.240
which you were um i'm not sure if you still are you are an independent i think um but if i'm i'm still a
01:55:23.080
democrat okay so if you are speaking up and trying to bring about these changes what would you what
01:55:30.600
would your advice be to the people who are in congress now looking at this 3.5 trillion dollar
01:55:36.440
reconciliation bill take the provisions that are in that bill break them up put them forward each
01:55:45.800
standing on their own and allow the american people and their representatives to debate each of these
01:55:51.640
proposals uh on their merits and pass them accordingly uh you know when and there there are some there
01:55:59.480
are some good provisions in that bill that i would agree with and there are a whole lot that i don't
01:56:03.960
think are worth spending american taxpayer dollars on but the american taxpayer doesn't really get a choice
01:56:10.920
when all they're given is it's all or nothing and and obviously it's a political tactical decision for
01:56:17.080
them to do this to be able to force down the throats of the american people this massive three
01:56:22.520
and a half trillion dollar spending bill that's got everything under the sun in it so they don't
01:56:27.400
get a say you know people can vote for or against it saying well you know hey i like this thing or i didn't
01:56:32.280
like that thing and uh and just the cost and consequence of of taking this approach is is too great is it going to pass
01:56:40.360
i don't know glenn uh i i don't i don't see how they're able to not only find some agreement between
01:56:50.200
democrats and republicans in the senate on this uh what to speak of the differences uh that that are
01:56:57.240
playing out between uh democrats themselves uh right now especially uh in the house so um we'll see
01:57:05.080
tulsi gabbard thank you it's always a pleasure to have you on i wish we could have you on more you
01:57:10.440
are full of common sense and uh i wish we could get back to a world and we have to get back to a world
01:57:17.560
where we can disagree but we don't have to be disagreeable we can we can still walk away friends
01:57:22.520
tulsi thank you so much thank you glenn talk to you soon bye-bye all right so the mental uh image of
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01:57:41.560
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01:57:51.880
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so i i just this covid 19 vaccine is is is just puzzling to me first of all let's just start at
01:59:00.840
the hospitals the hospitals uh are firing people left and right i mean 200 nurses just gone from one
01:59:07.880
hospital in new york um they're firing people who have been on the front lines these are the people
01:59:13.720
we were supposed to love and worship do you have your pans out your pots and pans you're playing
01:59:17.280
them together and you're supposed to love these first responders well they did they did their job
01:59:22.380
now that the pandemic is over now because they don't agree with the vaccine for some reason or
01:59:29.180
another and i bet a lot of them are like i had it i'm fine um somehow or another they're gonna lose
01:59:36.300
their job and nobody seems to care nobody seems to care that the people who we've just said for the
01:59:42.280
last two years were the heroes that were doing all the hero work we don't care about them anymore
01:59:47.940
they're just gone such a bizarre turn of events it's all you know it's like the how the left is with
01:59:54.160
police officers you know like you're like oh the capital police these heroes that protected us look at
01:59:59.820
this one man running up these stairs and leading people in the opposite direction thank god we have
02:00:05.200
them oh wait what happened in uh in kenosha oh did did the guy who was in the middle of assaulting a
02:00:12.440
woman get shot as he was trying to run over somebody oh well let's put them in prison for the rest of
02:00:17.820
their lives those cops i mean it's just so inconsistent it's the same thing here i mean i look what did they
02:00:23.480
expect these hospitals have 90 plus percent take up on the vaccine 90 90 can you tell me uh how long did it
02:00:33.280
take for the um uh not smallpox was a smallpox polio how long did it take to get the polio vaccine
02:00:41.880
which by the way was crippling children think of how a vaccine hesitant this country must have been
02:00:48.620
back in the day when six years after the polio vaccine came out we were at 54 vaccinated 54 we are
02:00:57.180
currently at 77 percent of adults vaccinated 80 if he wouldn't have made the mandate probably at 80
02:01:05.100
and maybe even higher than that if it wasn't for them pulling johnson and johnson off the market for
02:01:09.160
a couple of weeks for no reason because they they spooked people were below 80 80 80 but still like
02:01:16.200
that's a remarkable number well i mean i don't know what what you expect this is the united states of
02:01:21.740
98 to 99 you probably get north korea if kim jong-un wants a vaccine mandate yes he could probably
02:01:28.420
get it higher you live in a country which has a constitution that emphasizes freedom you're going
02:01:34.120
to have people who are going to disagree with these things let the product speak for itself and it kills
02:01:40.440
me that they're they're saying the 10 in the hospitals they just don't agree with science wait a
02:01:46.240
minute they're they're the doctors you were just saying they were the front and you know what there
02:01:51.600
are probably 10 of doctors and 10 of nurses who disagree with large part parts of what is
02:01:57.320
acceptable to the mainstream of science first of all that's probably healthy for a society not
02:02:02.860
probably it is healthy i mean you know there's certain basics that yes you should you know the
02:02:07.540
leeches thing should be zero percent at this point i understand that there's going to be people who
02:02:11.700
disagree and and there's certain things but like there's natural doctors who don't like medication
02:02:17.120
who disagree with tons of mainstream stuff is that completely unhealthy for a society to have a
02:02:23.640
percentage who's constantly changing or challenging the narrative i don't know i'm telling you right
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now 10 i'll bet you five percent of that are not against the vaccine they're for the natural
02:02:35.500
antibodies that they've already had i think you're totally right i mean that's we're seeing this in
02:02:40.440
the nba right prior i already had it why are you denying science i have the antibodies and we're
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just gonna and by the way they say that will not affect hospital care at all because we just we can