The Glenn Beck Program - The Biggest LIE About the Canadian Wildfires ｜ Guest： Jesse Kelly ｜ 6⧸8⧸23

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00:02:08.760 Man, just an awful lot to talk about.

00:02:12.300 It's hard to even know where to begin and where to continue.

00:02:16.500 But some exciting news from Chris Christie, of course, is running.

00:02:21.720 Oh, I actually saw Doug Burgum Jensenstein on CNN today.

00:02:29.860 Did you see him?

00:02:30.940 He was interviewed on CNN.

00:02:32.940 And he's an exciting candidate.

00:02:35.520 Really?

00:02:35.900 Yeah.

00:02:36.120 Oh, yeah.

00:02:36.600 Yeah.

00:02:36.920 Good to hear.

00:02:37.520 I think people are going to be really excited about him.

00:02:39.840 He's only at 1% now, but I think that could skyrocket to say 1.5%.

00:02:46.400 I'm going to become a skeptic here and tell you he's not actually at 1%.

00:02:51.000 He's got to be in zero.

00:02:51.880 I know.

00:02:52.100 Can you believe it?

00:02:52.860 He's got to be in zero.

00:02:54.040 No one even knows who the guy is.

00:02:55.360 Again, I know.

00:02:56.200 That's not.

00:02:56.860 This is the process.

00:02:58.360 I guess you can get to know people.

00:02:59.920 Usually we have some awareness of a man before they run for president.

00:03:03.220 Usually.

00:03:03.740 Yeah, usually.

00:03:04.520 That's a typical approach.

00:03:05.100 But I mean, Pete Buttigieg, right?

00:03:06.520 No one knew who he was.

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00:03:19.480 Yeah.

00:03:20.260 I missed it.

00:03:20.940 Oh, what?

00:03:21.600 Yeah.

00:03:22.080 I missed it.

00:03:22.740 You're not going to believe this.

00:03:23.860 I missed the whole thing.

00:03:24.460 I don't believe it.

00:03:25.580 Wow.

00:03:26.060 Yeah.

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00:03:30.360 Yeah.

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00:04:57.060 Man, really bad situation going on with the wildfires in Canada.

00:05:01.760 I don't think anybody knows what started these all of a sudden.

00:05:05.380 I mean, did you see the satellite photo?

00:05:08.520 Oh, I know.

00:05:09.280 You know?

00:05:10.560 Global warming.

00:05:11.600 Obviously.

00:05:12.600 Yeah, obviously.

00:05:13.680 Well, let's listen for a moment, if we could, to Chucky Schumer, who told us about that

00:05:19.400 yesterday.

00:05:20.800 These Canadian wildfires are truly unprecedented.

00:05:24.680 And we cannot ignore that climate change continues to make these disasters worse.

00:05:33.040 Warmer temperatures and severe droughts mean forests burn faster, burn hotter, and burn bigger.

00:05:40.560 And the warming is happening at a faster pace in countries with higher latitudes.

00:05:47.440 None of this.

00:05:48.200 None of this is coincidence.

00:05:49.900 No, never is.

00:05:50.680 This smoke and fog over New York and the rest of the Northeast is a warning from nature.

00:05:56.400 It's a warning from nature.

00:05:57.160 That we have a lot of work to do to reverse the destruction of climate change.

00:06:02.020 Nature's pissed, too.

00:06:03.640 Nature's really upset right now.

00:06:05.600 Nature's very frustrated.

00:06:06.840 Very, very frustrated.

00:06:07.760 Very frustrated with us.

00:06:08.520 And it's fighting back against humanity.

00:06:12.120 That's what's going on right now.

00:06:13.260 Yeah.

00:06:13.600 That's what's happening.

00:06:14.580 Pat, to your left, you have a 360 machine.

00:06:17.060 I do.

00:06:17.660 Do you have a short clip?

00:06:18.820 You can just press.

00:06:19.380 Do you press a button on this machine?

00:06:20.900 Yeah.

00:06:21.100 And it just fires off a bit of sound.

00:06:23.940 Anything will do.

00:06:25.120 There's just something maybe that's short or recognizable.

00:06:27.460 You have something just right in front of you.

00:06:28.820 All right.

00:06:29.260 All right.

00:06:29.460 Here we go.

00:06:31.220 Okay.

00:06:31.840 That's right.

00:06:32.460 That's right.

00:06:33.200 Now, stop.

00:06:33.900 Is that nice?

00:06:34.400 And press it again.

00:06:35.240 Okay.

00:06:37.640 Played it again.

00:06:38.520 Now, stop.

00:06:38.940 Play it one more time.

00:06:39.760 Okay.

00:06:42.280 There you go.

00:06:43.020 Yeah.

00:06:43.400 You see, you're just pressing a button.

00:06:44.700 Mm-hmm.

00:06:44.940 And the same noise comes out of the machine.

00:06:47.400 Yeah.

00:06:47.420 Uh-huh.

00:06:47.680 That is every Democratic politician whenever anything happens in the weather.

00:06:51.820 Right?

00:06:52.220 Like, it's the same freaking speeches which just happen.

00:06:56.420 Every time.

00:06:57.140 You're right.

00:06:57.500 They happen to back up their plan for socialist takeover of the country.

00:07:02.800 Now, it could be fires in Australia.

00:07:04.420 Yes.

00:07:04.600 It could be fires in California.

00:07:05.920 It could be fires in Canada.

00:07:07.580 It doesn't matter.

00:07:08.400 It could be too much rain in Florida.

00:07:09.960 Yes.

00:07:10.340 Or Australia or Canada.

00:07:12.380 It could be too much wind in Florida.

00:07:14.480 Yes.

00:07:14.580 Or Australia or Canada.

00:07:16.880 It could be too much sun in Florida or Australia or Canada.

00:07:20.100 It doesn't matter.

00:07:21.820 Every single thing that occurs.

00:07:23.940 Unprecedented.

00:07:24.400 You can just press the button.

00:07:25.520 Mm-hmm.

00:07:25.740 And they say the same thing.

00:07:27.820 Every time.

00:07:28.440 And they're always lying.

00:07:30.820 Every time.

00:07:31.700 Over and over again.

00:07:32.520 It's just so embarrassing.

00:07:34.520 That's...

00:07:35.160 Yeah.

00:07:36.400 There's no...

00:07:37.080 There's not a drought in Canada right now.

00:07:39.740 He's talking about,

00:07:40.500 These are being brought on by severe drought.

00:07:42.960 It's not a severe drought.

00:07:45.580 It rained all spring in Canada.

00:07:49.500 And so...

00:07:50.740 And then all of a sudden,

00:07:52.300 if you've seen this...

00:07:53.220 Have you seen the satellite imagery

00:07:54.720 where the fires all seem to start at once

00:07:58.800 and just all of a sudden they're there?

00:08:00.760 And then they go back and then you see

00:08:02.940 there's none there.

00:08:03.940 And then they go forward again

00:08:05.720 and they're all there.

00:08:07.320 I mean, it's like they were set

00:08:09.360 instantly, on purpose, it seems.

00:08:13.980 Now, I don't know that they've attributed that to anybody.

00:08:17.120 There's been some arrests made.

00:08:19.280 But people in Canada are saying,

00:08:21.320 like, this did not happen naturally.

00:08:23.020 This is not caused by global warming.

00:08:27.420 You know, somebody is setting these fires.

00:08:29.520 And really, this is a tactic of terrorism.

00:08:32.540 I don't know if that's what caused this.

00:08:35.040 You know, but there are people

00:08:36.740 who set these things on purpose

00:08:39.320 and then you have these problems.

00:08:41.580 But it sure has caused some really nasty air quality

00:08:46.480 along the East Coast.

00:08:47.920 In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania this morning,

00:08:50.120 the air quality index,

00:08:52.080 the pollution index was 476.

00:08:55.360 Now, I'm not sure if that's parts per million

00:08:57.780 or whatever,

00:08:58.240 but the highest that goes to is 500.

00:09:03.680 And they were at 476.

00:09:06.800 The Fox News weather person, Janice Dean,

00:09:09.680 said it was the worst it's ever been.

00:09:12.400 You should have never seen an index that high before.

00:09:14.580 Yeah, no.

00:09:15.620 I was scanning here for it.

00:09:17.860 I saw a story about the effects on New York City,

00:09:21.200 which seemed to be among the worst.

00:09:23.020 Yeah.

00:09:23.740 And I want to say their record was, like,

00:09:26.180 less than 100.

00:09:27.640 And it hit, excuse me,

00:09:29.500 it hit over, like, six or 800.

00:09:32.640 Yeah, it's super high.

00:09:34.120 It's super high.

00:09:35.880 And, you know, this stuff is,

00:09:37.500 they talk about environmental effects a lot

00:09:39.400 that don't really seem to do much of anything.

00:09:41.380 You know, you're outside for a while

00:09:42.540 and with air quality like this,

00:09:45.220 you can have some real problems,

00:09:46.320 especially if you're vulnerable to that.

00:09:48.560 This is the time that maybe, hey.

00:09:49.940 They're saying stay inside.

00:09:50.960 Yeah, they're saying stay inside.

00:09:51.840 Especially if you live in Pennsylvania,

00:09:53.600 Harrisburg or Philadelphia,

00:09:55.600 don't go outside.

00:09:56.920 And a lot of businesses are saying,

00:09:58.620 yeah, just work from home.

00:10:00.200 It's just too dangerous outside.

00:10:02.540 Especially if you have any kind of breathing problem.

00:10:04.480 You know, if you have allergies or asthma

00:10:07.040 or some kind of respiratory problem,

00:10:10.500 this is not the day to be outside on the East Coast.

00:10:13.480 It's really not.

00:10:15.220 I think we have,

00:10:16.400 do we have the scene from New York City?

00:10:19.420 I think there's a split screen

00:10:20.780 where it shows New York City on a clear day

00:10:23.120 and then New York City yesterday.

00:10:26.820 And it is shocking.

00:10:30.660 There's some of the scenes,

00:10:32.280 but there's a split one where clear day

00:10:35.940 and then below it.

00:10:37.140 It looks orange.

00:10:38.100 In a lot of the footage.

00:10:38.820 It looks orange.

00:10:39.240 Yeah.

00:10:39.440 And you can almost not see the skyline at all.

00:10:43.860 Really crazy.

00:10:44.660 A friend of mine who lives in Pennsylvania,

00:10:46.900 I was talking to him earlier today,

00:10:48.800 and he was saying that,

00:10:49.840 you know, yesterday was,

00:10:51.320 it was like a foggy day.

00:10:52.920 Like, you know, a real foggy day.

00:10:54.660 And his son pointed out to him,

00:10:57.220 actually, the forecast today was sunny.

00:11:00.020 It was like, it felt like, you know, deep fog.

00:11:03.020 And it was actually just a sunny day.

00:11:05.140 I found this chart here, by the way, for New York.

00:11:07.680 So the previous record for New York,

00:11:09.820 for the air quality,

00:11:10.780 this goes back a while.

00:11:12.540 This is 2003 was the record.

00:11:14.660 It was 86 on the scale.

00:11:17.120 Okay.

00:11:17.340 So the record in San Francisco

00:11:19.940 for the 2018 wildfires was 178.

00:11:23.340 The daily average on Wednesday in New York City

00:11:26.200 was 377.

00:11:28.340 Unbelievable.

00:11:29.080 The record daily average

00:11:30.780 in the 2020 wildfires in Portland, Oregon,

00:11:34.140 466.

00:11:35.920 And again, that's what Harrisburg, Pennsylvania is today.

00:11:38.520 Today, Wednesday's peak value in New York City

00:11:41.680 was 868.

00:11:43.900 I thought the scale only went to 500.

00:11:45.940 That's what Janice Dean told me this morning.

00:11:48.160 I don't know.

00:11:48.840 Wow.

00:11:49.700 It's micrograms, as you, of course, know, Pat,

00:11:52.400 micrograms per cubic meter.

00:11:54.480 Cubic meter.

00:11:55.220 Which I know, but you always say that.

00:11:56.780 It's like a, you could talk to Pat

00:11:58.440 for more than 10 minutes.

00:11:59.540 He's going to say micrograms per cubic meter.

00:12:01.720 That's just the type of guy he is.

00:12:02.920 He's just deep into the sciences.

00:12:04.840 Deep into it.

00:12:05.480 Yeah.

00:12:06.100 But as sexy as that micrograms per cubic meter talk is,

00:12:10.520 it is pretty amazing to see it.

00:12:12.360 And it was shocking.

00:12:14.380 Did you see the photo?

00:12:16.540 Yeah, you can't even see the city.

00:12:17.680 New York on a clear day and New York yesterday.

00:12:19.620 Can't even see the city from the same camera.

00:12:21.500 Unbelievable.

00:12:22.380 It just looks like an orange haze

00:12:24.720 has enveloped the entire city.

00:12:27.900 And like, look, that's a big deal.

00:12:30.580 But we have been having forest fires

00:12:32.680 since there were, I don't know, forests.

00:12:34.960 No, there's never been fires before.

00:12:36.980 This is unprecedented.

00:12:37.380 This is the first one?

00:12:38.600 Yeah.

00:12:38.800 The first fires we've ever seen in Canada.

00:12:42.340 Yeah.

00:12:42.480 I mean, they happen in California

00:12:43.740 and they get worse every year, as you know,

00:12:45.960 because of global warming.

00:12:48.980 But in Canada, they've never had fire before.

00:12:51.460 And so this is a new thing for them.

00:12:53.060 It's unprecedented.

00:12:54.360 And it's because of global warming.

00:12:56.880 So, you know, I don't believe you.

00:12:59.560 I'm going to have to come out and say that.

00:13:02.580 I mean, this is what happened.

00:13:03.540 Really?

00:13:04.040 It's funny because these stories happen.

00:13:06.420 People cover them the same way every time,

00:13:08.320 as we've noted.

00:13:09.540 And only later on does the science actually tell you what occurred.

00:13:15.180 And like, usually what happens in stories like this,

00:13:17.360 and, you know, we don't know for sure here.

00:13:19.540 It could have been arson.

00:13:21.420 It could have been a lightning strike.

00:13:22.780 It could have been a bunch of different things.

00:13:24.160 Yeah.

00:13:24.380 But usually what you find out later on

00:13:25.820 is that it's actually not all that unprecedented.

00:13:27.440 This happened with the Australia wildfires,

00:13:29.260 where we were told they were the worst things ever.

00:13:31.620 And they weren't even as bad as normal.

00:13:33.360 Not as bad as average,

00:13:36.020 as an average year in Australia,

00:13:38.020 because most of these fires occur

00:13:39.840 in the middle of nowhere.

00:13:41.800 Yeah.

00:13:42.080 And no one notices them.

00:13:43.460 And then every once in a while,

00:13:44.780 they occur in a place that affects a bunch of people,

00:13:48.360 and everyone loses their mind

00:13:51.460 and starts yelling global warming.

00:13:53.060 Well, they missed the 45 fires

00:13:55.100 that affected a bunch of bears

00:13:56.780 somewhere in a forest

00:13:58.540 that they don't care about.

00:13:59.640 They don't care about the bears.

00:14:01.160 They only care about the bears

00:14:02.420 when they can use it as an argument for global warming.

00:14:04.960 Yes.

00:14:05.320 The poor bears are like,

00:14:06.240 gosh, there's fires here all the time.

00:14:07.700 Why doesn't anyone care?

00:14:08.860 And the reason is because it's not near us,

00:14:11.040 because we only care about people.

00:14:13.000 So that's a sad, sad truth for all of the bears.

00:14:16.500 But in reality,

00:14:17.240 it is a boring part of our culture.

00:14:20.600 This stupid, lazy argument

00:14:23.560 that every single thing that happens on our Earth

00:14:26.080 is going to be blamed on global warming,

00:14:27.980 which just so conveniently happens to back up

00:14:31.120 every policy priority of Democrats.

00:14:34.420 Every single thing they want to do

00:14:36.580 to take more of your money

00:14:38.020 and more of your freedom

00:14:39.140 and more of your stuff

00:14:40.480 just happens to coincide

00:14:42.600 with global warming

00:14:45.500 and every single argument they made previously.

00:14:48.160 Yeah.

00:14:49.740 There's a meme going around right now

00:14:51.960 that has reminded us

00:14:53.200 of a few of their predictions over the years

00:14:55.040 that, back up your point,

00:14:58.120 that they do this hysteria,

00:15:01.280 they're hysterical

00:15:02.200 every single time something happens

00:15:04.780 and they make these outrageous predictions

00:15:06.900 and those never come true.

00:15:10.280 At least they haven't in the past.

00:15:12.200 1960s, of course,

00:15:13.100 oil was going to be gone in 10 years.

00:15:15.400 Peak oil.

00:15:15.980 I mean, we've been hearing that since the 1920s.

00:15:18.280 Yep.

00:15:19.000 They've never experienced peak oil.

00:15:20.920 Seems to be basically dead.

00:15:22.280 Yeah.

00:15:22.520 That argument.

00:15:23.060 It really does.

00:15:24.020 And why?

00:15:24.940 Well, because oil is a renewable goo

00:15:27.880 that forms in the Earth,

00:15:29.200 in my humble opinion.

00:15:30.740 And they went from,

00:15:32.300 yes, that is a big Pat Gray stance.

00:15:33.540 That's a Pat Gray thing.

00:15:35.420 Although that has some scientific backing,

00:15:38.200 some people believe it.

00:15:40.100 It's hard to know exactly what percentage is which,

00:15:42.600 but that is something that has been gathering,

00:15:44.800 I would say, some steam lately.

00:15:46.820 But you've been saying it for much longer than that,

00:15:50.140 we should point out.

00:15:51.040 Yes.

00:15:51.940 But it's funny because it went from peak oil

00:15:54.540 and the thought there was,

00:15:56.660 sure, oil and gas are really important and great

00:16:00.920 and they fuel our civilization,

00:16:03.240 but we need to stop using them

00:16:05.340 because we're going to run out one day.

00:16:07.100 That was their initial argument.

00:16:08.320 And then when that kind of went away,

00:16:11.240 we moved over to,

00:16:13.320 well, actually, we do have it,

00:16:16.120 but we have to stop using it for climate change.

00:16:18.660 And like, what is so clear

00:16:21.500 when you look at this over a long period of time

00:16:23.520 is the actual thing they're talking about

00:16:25.860 is not what they care about.

00:16:26.940 They don't care about oil.

00:16:28.560 They don't care about,

00:16:30.480 what they care about is destruction.

00:16:32.560 So many of these people,

00:16:33.460 they care about destroying

00:16:35.860 the fundamental foundation of our society.

00:16:39.320 They really, like that is,

00:16:41.480 they hate capitalism.

00:16:42.940 They hate everything this world has become.

00:16:45.540 They picture it as something else

00:16:46.660 and they will use whatever they need to use

00:16:49.640 to bring us there.

00:16:51.860 And do you remember in 1970

00:16:53.300 when they were saying another ice age

00:16:54.800 was coming in 10 years?

00:16:57.100 That's going to suck

00:16:58.020 when it gets to 1980

00:17:00.000 and we have an ice age.

00:17:01.360 It's going to be cold in 1980.

00:17:02.580 Oh, man, burr.

00:17:03.580 Very cold.

00:17:04.500 Then in the 1980s, of course,

00:17:05.820 it was acid rain.

00:17:06.640 That was going to destroy all our crops.

00:17:08.660 We're not going to have anything to eat

00:17:09.820 because of acid rain.

00:17:11.820 In the 1990s,

00:17:13.160 you remember the hysteria

00:17:14.360 over the ozone layer

00:17:15.460 and the big hole

00:17:16.420 that was going to,

00:17:17.360 it was going to kill us all

00:17:18.600 because the ultraviolet rays

00:17:20.000 were going to burn us to a crisp.

00:17:21.560 I remember that.

00:17:22.080 And then the ozone layer healed itself.

00:17:24.480 So that kind of went away.

00:17:25.780 And then in 2000,

00:17:26.980 the ice caps were going to be gone.

00:17:29.300 Those are going to be completely gone.

00:17:30.680 10 years.

00:17:31.420 Is it 2010 yet?

00:17:33.640 None of that, of course, happened.

00:17:35.180 But we are trying to raise

00:17:37.320 $90 trillion still

00:17:40.340 to make it not happen

00:17:42.580 when it already didn't happen.

00:17:45.000 And nothing they ever say is right.

00:17:48.100 In fact, the CO2 coalition

00:17:50.220 has just put out a fact

00:17:52.820 that the Antarctic ice shelf

00:17:55.460 has grown

00:17:56.980 by 5,305 square kilometers.

00:18:02.740 5,305 square kilometers.

00:18:05.460 Nobody knows

00:18:06.220 what a kilometer is

00:18:08.200 because that's metric.

00:18:10.840 So is that 53 inches?

00:18:13.080 I don't know.

00:18:13.780 Is it 53,000 miles?

00:18:16.120 I don't know.

00:18:16.580 There's no way to tell.

00:18:17.740 Really?

00:18:18.460 All right.

00:18:18.940 Let's...

00:18:19.500 There's no way to tell.

00:18:21.020 60-second break.

00:18:21.600 See if you can figure that out.

00:18:22.380 All right.

00:18:22.560 We'll see.

00:18:22.940 It's going to be tough.

00:18:23.980 So pain has gotten aggressive with you.

00:18:26.280 And if that is, you know,

00:18:27.860 your life,

00:18:29.400 you need to do something about it.

00:18:31.220 There's nothing like

00:18:32.280 debilitating pain

00:18:33.440 to make you feel like

00:18:34.420 doing nothing

00:18:35.200 other than turning over in bed

00:18:36.480 and going back to sleep.

00:18:37.360 But of course,

00:18:37.740 that's not the best option.

00:18:39.240 You can do something about your pain

00:18:40.920 because you don't want the pain to win.

00:18:43.460 You need to defeat it.

00:18:44.360 And if you're living with pain

00:18:45.440 that has gotten aggressive with you,

00:18:46.660 it's time to get aggressive

00:18:47.660 in return.

00:18:48.860 May I recommend

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00:19:25.420 Station ID.

00:19:36.580 Okay.

00:19:37.360 Patent stew for Glenn

00:19:38.280 on the Glenn Beck program this week.

00:19:39.960 Okay.

00:19:40.540 The Antarctic ice shelf

00:19:42.000 has grown by

00:19:43.180 over 2,000 miles.

00:19:45.880 over 2,000 miles.

00:19:51.480 Wait, you solved the kilometer thing?

00:19:52.880 I did.

00:19:53.280 Wow.

00:19:53.700 Congratulations.

00:19:54.420 Well, somebody has said

00:19:55.520 it's about 2,000 miles,

00:19:57.060 but I don't know for sure.

00:19:59.080 I think they're just guessing,

00:20:00.220 frankly.

00:20:01.220 But isn't that incredible?

00:20:02.700 I mean, we hear these predictions

00:20:04.180 all the time.

00:20:04.900 Of course, there's the Al Gore prediction

00:20:06.700 that, you know,

00:20:08.240 in some summer months,

00:20:10.440 the Arctic,

00:20:11.940 Antarctic,

00:20:13.080 or the Arctic ice shelf,

00:20:14.880 according to Dr. Math Lowski,

00:20:17.420 will be completely

00:20:19.600 or partially gone

00:20:21.880 in some summer months.

00:20:24.460 He keeps making all of these...

00:20:25.820 All the disclaimers.

00:20:26.800 Disclaimers.

00:20:27.480 Yeah.

00:20:27.660 But what he claims

00:20:30.520 never happened.

00:20:32.400 And it's the opposite

00:20:34.400 of their predictions.

00:20:35.500 You just think...

00:20:36.120 Every time.

00:20:37.340 How many times do you get

00:20:39.180 to just butcher

00:20:40.840 one of these predictions?

00:20:42.060 Yeah.

00:20:42.560 How many...

00:20:43.580 And still be believed.

00:20:44.680 Yeah.

00:20:45.060 How have you not lost

00:20:46.520 credibility with people

00:20:47.880 when you're saying

00:20:48.620 these things?

00:20:49.260 Some of the models...

00:20:49.940 Some of the models...

00:20:50.880 Not all the models.

00:20:51.760 Not all of them.

00:20:52.380 They suggest...

00:20:52.880 Dr. Maslowski...

00:20:53.760 They suggest to him...

00:20:55.660 That the entire...

00:20:59.900 Entire...

00:21:00.580 North polar ice cap

00:21:01.820 during summer...

00:21:03.860 During some of the summer months

00:21:05.980 could be completely ice-free

00:21:08.660 within the next five to seven years.

00:21:10.760 Now, that's older

00:21:11.740 than five or seven years.

00:21:12.960 Oh.

00:21:13.360 It's like 15 years old.

00:21:14.940 Is it that old?

00:21:15.540 It's old.

00:21:16.540 Yeah.

00:21:16.700 It's really old.

00:21:18.080 Five to seven years.

00:21:19.220 It's five to seven.

00:21:20.520 It's like not even...

00:21:21.460 He can't even...

00:21:22.120 He never knows

00:21:22.580 what any of the answers are.

00:21:24.220 It's always like,

00:21:24.840 here's a range of possibilities.

00:21:27.160 Right.

00:21:27.700 It's like...

00:21:28.280 I wish you could come out

00:21:29.020 and do that in...

00:21:29.980 You know, in gambling.

00:21:31.700 Just be like,

00:21:32.080 hey, you know,

00:21:32.700 I think either the Heat

00:21:33.800 or the Nuggets will win.

00:21:36.020 Oh, that's...

00:21:36.920 Okay, great.

00:21:37.880 That's an interesting prediction.

00:21:40.060 Uh-huh.

00:21:40.500 It could happen.

00:21:41.380 By the way,

00:21:41.800 that's suggested to Dr. Maslowski

00:21:43.880 that either the Heat

00:21:44.920 or the Nuggets could win

00:21:46.300 in some of the games

00:21:47.920 that could happen

00:21:49.340 in some of the finals

00:21:51.140 of some of the sports.

00:21:52.880 Oh, great.

00:21:53.520 Well, thank you

00:21:54.420 for that enlightening...

00:21:55.700 And somehow it works for them.

00:21:57.500 Somehow people keep...

00:21:58.980 You know,

00:21:59.320 all I know is

00:22:00.980 it's catastrophic.

00:22:02.640 Yeah.

00:22:02.760 So just take that to the bank.

00:22:04.860 So that's all you have to remember

00:22:06.120 is that some kind of catastrophe

00:22:07.800 is on the way.

00:22:09.660 I don't know how.

00:22:10.660 I don't know why.

00:22:11.800 It could be warming.

00:22:13.100 It could be cooling.

00:22:14.400 That's why we changed the name

00:22:15.700 to climate change.

00:22:17.200 Things could melt

00:22:18.280 or we could all drown.

00:22:19.980 There could be floods

00:22:21.100 or droughts.

00:22:22.200 I don't know,

00:22:22.920 but something bad

00:22:23.700 is going to happen.

00:22:24.500 And like the one thing

00:22:25.560 that all scientists agree on,

00:22:27.000 the only way to solve this

00:22:28.200 is to give money

00:22:29.040 and vote for Democrats.

00:22:30.180 That's it.

00:22:30.580 That's it.

00:22:31.140 That's all you can do.

00:22:31.740 Give me a bunch of money

00:22:32.660 and vote for Democrats.

00:22:34.380 And if you do that,

00:22:35.260 then this will go away

00:22:36.200 until next time

00:22:37.260 something happens

00:22:37.940 and we tell you

00:22:38.420 it's gotten even worse

00:22:39.300 than we expected

00:22:40.060 and we're going to bring you back

00:22:41.760 for more money

00:22:42.500 and more votes.

00:22:43.400 But don't...

00:22:44.600 You're not falling

00:22:45.460 for a very obvious trick

00:22:46.820 or anything.

00:22:47.380 Don't worry.

00:22:47.580 The Glenn Beck program.

00:22:48.420 That's just embarrassing.

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00:24:39.880 Someone is saying something,

00:24:42.200 and I don't know

00:24:42.600 how to take this.

00:24:44.020 Yeah.

00:24:44.380 I don't know if it's just

00:24:45.460 propaganda,

00:24:46.360 if it's lies,

00:24:47.760 if it's slander

00:24:48.580 of your character.

00:24:49.780 Uh-huh.

00:24:50.380 What are they saying?

00:24:51.480 5,305 kilometers

00:24:52.940 equals 3,296 miles

00:24:55.080 as if you can just

00:24:56.040 convert it.

00:24:56.720 Wow.

00:24:57.460 There's no way.

00:24:58.780 There's no way to tell.

00:25:00.420 Where are they getting that?

00:25:04.740 I was not using

00:25:05.960 my own stat

00:25:06.820 because, obviously,

00:25:08.140 as I've said for years,

00:25:09.460 with the metric system,

00:25:10.980 there's no way to tell.

00:25:12.060 There's no conversion there.

00:25:13.560 It is what you have said

00:25:14.500 for years.

00:25:14.980 Yes, it is.

00:25:16.080 I was looking online

00:25:17.520 at something someone said

00:25:19.420 that it was over 2,000 miles.

00:25:21.360 And by the way,

00:25:22.940 3,200 miles

00:25:24.540 is over 2,000 miles.

00:25:26.320 That's true.

00:25:27.120 So, technically...

00:25:28.180 Nailed it.

00:25:28.900 Technically,

00:25:29.820 what I read

00:25:30.820 nailed it.

00:25:31.820 Thank you.

00:25:32.440 But it's 3,296 miles.

00:25:35.180 Is what they're

00:25:35.920 alleging.

00:25:36.800 It's a lot of space.

00:25:41.580 How about that?

00:25:42.100 Yeah.

00:25:42.380 It's a lot of space.

00:25:43.580 It's growing.

00:25:44.980 The ice shelf

00:25:45.880 in Antarctica

00:25:46.600 is growing.

00:25:48.400 And here's the weird thing.

00:25:50.260 In a lot of these places,

00:25:52.060 like,

00:25:52.800 Antarctica's a big place.

00:25:54.360 In some places,

00:25:55.200 there's been

00:25:55.740 meltage

00:25:56.320 and shrinkage.

00:25:57.740 In other places,

00:25:58.600 there's been growth.

00:26:00.020 Why?

00:26:00.440 Because it's huge.

00:26:01.700 And not exactly

00:26:04.040 the same thing

00:26:04.920 happens everywhere

00:26:06.180 on the same continent.

00:26:08.040 Really?

00:26:08.800 Yeah.

00:26:09.360 Isn't that weird?

00:26:10.160 It's like in the United States,

00:26:12.160 which,

00:26:12.820 you know,

00:26:13.060 the North American continent,

00:26:15.280 the weather is not necessarily

00:26:17.020 consistent throughout.

00:26:19.360 I don't know

00:26:20.260 if people realize that,

00:26:21.780 but

00:26:21.940 for instance,

00:26:23.420 in Toronto,

00:26:24.620 they might have

00:26:25.140 a different weather pattern

00:26:27.000 than, say,

00:26:28.500 Los Angeles.

00:26:29.300 Well,

00:26:29.440 we know that's true

00:26:30.040 because they have Celsius

00:26:30.740 up there.

00:26:31.620 Oh, yeah, right.

00:26:32.260 So no one knows

00:26:32.860 what the temperature is.

00:26:33.820 Exactly.

00:26:34.540 And they're having

00:26:35.180 unprecedented fires

00:26:36.280 that have never happened before.

00:26:38.320 Yeah.

00:26:38.540 So you got that going, too.

00:26:39.820 Man,

00:26:40.060 it's just the same old story.

00:26:41.620 And it's frustrating,

00:26:42.940 I think,

00:26:43.320 for people who

00:26:44.160 look at this stuff

00:26:45.180 and like,

00:26:45.400 look,

00:26:45.660 everybody wants to have

00:26:46.700 an Earth

00:26:48.400 that's clean and safe,

00:26:49.760 right?

00:26:50.080 But we do know,

00:26:51.460 and I don't know

00:26:51.960 why this never gets mentioned,

00:26:55.360 but, you know,

00:26:56.100 deaths due to

00:26:57.200 climate-related

00:26:58.100 issues

00:27:00.000 have dropped

00:27:01.060 by over 99%.

00:27:03.880 I love that stat.

00:27:05.420 Over 99%.

00:27:08.380 I'm not making that up.

00:27:09.980 That's exactly what it is.

00:27:12.660 Close to 100%.

00:27:14.460 Fewer deaths.

00:27:16.420 Fewer deaths, right?

00:27:17.240 So this is a good thing.

00:27:18.280 Like,

00:27:18.500 any rational society

00:27:20.360 would say,

00:27:20.840 wow,

00:27:21.080 things are really improving here.

00:27:22.300 What's going on?

00:27:23.160 And look,

00:27:23.940 you could even say,

00:27:24.720 okay,

00:27:24.900 well,

00:27:25.080 maybe there are more

00:27:27.120 hurricanes and tornadoes.

00:27:28.300 Now, of course,

00:27:28.760 that's not shown in the data.

00:27:30.200 It's important to understand

00:27:31.420 that that is not shown

00:27:32.560 in the data.

00:27:33.760 That is not true.

00:27:34.680 But even if it were true,

00:27:36.180 if a society is adapting

00:27:37.740 to those things

00:27:39.480 and providing

00:27:40.980 better

00:27:42.520 percentage chance

00:27:45.100 of surviving them,

00:27:47.040 that's a big difference,

00:27:48.500 right?

00:27:49.180 And instead,

00:27:49.940 they just make it seem like

00:27:50.620 this is all out of control.

00:27:52.040 Like, you know,

00:27:52.620 it's like we're constantly,

00:27:54.460 like,

00:27:54.620 things are getting better

00:27:56.600 when it comes to this stuff.

00:27:58.360 Better.

00:27:59.840 Hmm.

00:28:00.460 Everything,

00:28:01.100 every measure shows this.

00:28:02.700 And they still try

00:28:03.980 to intimidate people

00:28:05.240 into stunningly

00:28:07.200 giving them money

00:28:08.020 and voting for them

00:28:08.880 over and over again

00:28:09.560 by just trotting out

00:28:10.520 the same old

00:28:11.080 five or six lines.

00:28:12.200 And it's like,

00:28:12.640 how does this work

00:28:13.480 on anyone?

00:28:14.340 And the lines are lies

00:28:15.660 almost in every case.

00:28:17.220 Almost in every case.

00:28:18.720 They,

00:28:19.020 they always

00:28:20.080 use the line

00:28:21.500 more frequent

00:28:23.480 and more intense

00:28:24.660 storms.

00:28:25.900 And that's not true either.

00:28:27.160 Not true.

00:28:27.640 That is just not true.

00:28:28.900 Nope.

00:28:29.760 It's not.

00:28:30.320 It has not been the case.

00:28:32.060 You know,

00:28:32.340 we've seen,

00:28:32.740 we have a slight decrease

00:28:33.800 in the amount of tornadoes.

00:28:35.700 But like,

00:28:36.320 they do stuff,

00:28:36.900 like,

00:28:37.020 one of their tricks

00:28:37.660 is like,

00:28:37.960 you know,

00:28:38.060 you have the F1

00:28:38.740 through F5 scale.

00:28:40.900 And,

00:28:41.500 of course,

00:28:42.100 back in 1874,

00:28:44.980 there wasn't an accurate

00:28:46.020 measurement of F1s,

00:28:47.340 you think?

00:28:47.540 Yeah.

00:28:48.040 Like,

00:28:48.420 we'd catch a lot

00:28:49.040 of the F5s,

00:28:49.880 right?

00:28:50.120 We'd catch the F3s

00:28:51.160 because they were

00:28:51.920 really,

00:28:52.300 really big

00:28:52.720 and usually hit,

00:28:54.120 were noticeable enough

00:28:55.240 for people to actually record.

00:28:57.400 Of course,

00:28:57.820 the F1s weren't.

00:28:58.820 They'd come and they'd go,

00:28:59.860 right?

00:29:00.340 Yeah.

00:29:00.800 Now we catch those F1s

00:29:02.220 because we have

00:29:02.680 advanced monitoring equipment.

00:29:04.620 But what they like to show

00:29:05.740 is,

00:29:06.380 wow,

00:29:06.560 look at the increase

00:29:07.240 in tornadoes.

00:29:07.940 Well,

00:29:08.340 the increase,

00:29:09.040 if you look at it,

00:29:09.780 you know,

00:29:10.180 F3 and above,

00:29:11.340 there's no increase.

00:29:12.180 In fact,

00:29:12.360 there's a slight decrease

00:29:13.440 over the past century

00:29:14.460 in tornadoes.

00:29:16.360 And like,

00:29:16.760 that's just completely

00:29:17.760 inconsistent with what

00:29:18.780 they would tell us

00:29:19.440 would happen.

00:29:19.940 But they never have to

00:29:21.600 answer for these things.

00:29:23.100 Nope.

00:29:23.820 Isn't,

00:29:25.300 when it,

00:29:25.800 at the very end of the day,

00:29:27.420 the only thing that

00:29:28.880 actually really matters

00:29:30.540 when it comes to climate

00:29:31.420 stuff is the stat

00:29:33.360 I just talked about.

00:29:34.180 How many people are dying

00:29:35.260 due to climate?

00:29:36.200 Right?

00:29:36.420 That's really the only

00:29:37.340 thing that matters.

00:29:38.000 Now look,

00:29:38.360 there's other things

00:29:39.180 that are important.

00:29:40.460 You know,

00:29:40.600 you talk about,

00:29:41.180 of course,

00:29:41.740 they're like,

00:29:42.080 oh,

00:29:42.180 you're gonna have to move

00:29:42.780 from the coastlines

00:29:43.580 and all those things.

00:29:43.980 Those things are

00:29:44.480 obviously important.

00:29:45.380 There's financial costs

00:29:46.500 to some of that stuff.

00:29:47.460 But fundamentally,

00:29:48.200 what you care about

00:29:48.920 is do people live

00:29:50.120 or do people die?

00:29:51.760 And the fact that

00:29:52.980 we've reduced

00:29:53.900 these deaths

00:29:55.000 by over 99%

00:29:56.460 in a century

00:29:57.860 is not only

00:30:00.040 never mentioned,

00:30:01.720 but it's completely

00:30:02.640 unimportant

00:30:03.380 and I would argue

00:30:04.180 unknown to almost

00:30:05.360 everyone talking

00:30:06.120 about climate change.

00:30:07.120 Yeah.

00:30:07.300 They all think

00:30:07.860 the opposite is happening.

00:30:09.060 Yeah.

00:30:09.240 When you poll people,

00:30:10.580 they say the opposite

00:30:11.840 is happening.

00:30:12.300 It's getting much,

00:30:12.980 much worse,

00:30:13.400 even though the data

00:30:14.240 shows the exact opposite.

00:30:15.940 Isn't that a real failure

00:30:16.860 of our media?

00:30:17.860 I'd say so, yeah.

00:30:18.580 Isn't that a failure

00:30:18.600 of our politicians?

00:30:19.540 Yeah.

00:30:20.300 Isn't that a failure

00:30:20.920 of even our scientists

00:30:21.720 who know all this information

00:30:23.800 but don't emphasize it?

00:30:25.680 They focus on other things.

00:30:26.980 When the worst disaster

00:30:28.400 in American history

00:30:29.360 happened in 1900,

00:30:32.340 1900,

00:30:34.240 you know it had nothing

00:30:35.160 to do with global warming.

00:30:37.320 I mean,

00:30:37.500 over 10,000 people died

00:30:39.720 in that Galveston hurricane

00:30:41.480 in 1900.

00:30:42.380 The worst disaster

00:30:43.540 in American history.

00:30:45.260 In fact,

00:30:45.940 there might have been

00:30:46.460 more than 10,000.

00:30:47.640 They don't even,

00:30:48.460 they're not even sure

00:30:49.240 how many people,

00:30:50.040 but it wiped out

00:30:51.060 the city of Galveston.

00:30:52.500 In 1900,

00:30:54.320 before anybody was yelling

00:30:55.520 and screaming

00:30:56.100 about global warming

00:30:57.240 or any of that kind of stuff

00:30:58.560 that they had no idea of

00:31:00.800 at the time.

00:31:01.980 But that's when

00:31:02.780 the real disasters

00:31:03.860 cost real human life.

00:31:06.600 Yeah, and these things...

00:31:07.540 Can you imagine

00:31:07.740 if somebody,

00:31:08.640 if there was a hurricane

00:31:09.600 that killed 10,000 plus people

00:31:12.040 in America,

00:31:13.720 wow,

00:31:15.040 we'd lose our minds now.

00:31:16.520 Oh, yeah.

00:31:17.020 Lose our minds.

00:31:17.460 Of course,

00:31:18.080 we should.

00:31:19.340 And we should.

00:31:20.000 That would drive people crazy

00:31:21.800 understandably,

00:31:23.000 but that doesn't tend to happen

00:31:24.740 because we've improved technology

00:31:26.900 and improved things so much.

00:31:28.760 And that's the idea here.

00:31:29.680 I mean, remember,

00:31:31.340 hurricanes killed 10,000 people often,

00:31:33.600 just not here.

00:31:34.660 Right.

00:31:35.100 Right.

00:31:35.580 You want to go to,

00:31:36.460 you know,

00:31:37.120 go to the Caribbean.

00:31:38.440 You want to go to,

00:31:39.460 you know,

00:31:40.260 South America,

00:31:42.240 Central America.

00:31:43.280 These things get hit often.

00:31:44.920 These places get hit often

00:31:46.140 with hurricanes

00:31:46.780 that wipe out thousands of people.

00:31:49.040 Mexico.

00:31:49.660 Yeah, Mexico for sure.

00:31:51.040 So you have a situation

00:31:52.260 where advanced society,

00:31:54.420 I mean,

00:31:54.700 this is a really clear

00:31:55.920 cost-benefit analysis.

00:31:57.880 We still have storms.

00:31:59.340 We've had storms,

00:31:59.940 I'm sure,

00:32:00.360 that were stronger

00:32:01.120 than even the Galveston hurricane.

00:32:03.360 But we survived them.

00:32:05.580 Most of them kill

00:32:06.820 either no one

00:32:08.580 or very few people.

00:32:10.860 Occasionally,

00:32:11.500 you have really terrible things.

00:32:12.680 You know,

00:32:12.840 the,

00:32:13.180 of course,

00:32:13.580 you know,

00:32:13.800 Katrina is an example

00:32:15.120 of,

00:32:15.440 you know,

00:32:16.860 a real tragedy.

00:32:18.220 But again,

00:32:18.620 that was a totally different scenario

00:32:20.360 where it was

00:32:21.900 really a failure

00:32:23.980 of,

00:32:24.660 you know,

00:32:25.840 of the levies

00:32:26.820 and government

00:32:28.060 over a very long period of time

00:32:30.120 that led to that tragedy.

00:32:31.780 Yeah,

00:32:32.060 because the hurricane

00:32:32.920 was a three

00:32:34.840 maybe by the time

00:32:35.920 it hit land.

00:32:36.600 I think it was a three.

00:32:37.300 I think it was a three.

00:32:38.720 The hurricane,

00:32:40.220 kind of,

00:32:40.740 everybody thought,

00:32:41.600 oh,

00:32:42.000 we dodged a bullet there.

00:32:43.460 Yeah,

00:32:43.600 I remember that.

00:32:44.580 Initially,

00:32:45.120 that was the thought.

00:32:46.060 It was not that bad at first

00:32:47.900 and then the levies broke

00:32:49.000 and then it was

00:32:50.180 all hell broke loose

00:32:51.300 and we lost over a thousand people.

00:32:53.300 But it wasn't the initial storm

00:32:56.220 even in that case.

00:32:57.480 Yeah.

00:32:57.600 So it's,

00:32:58.460 I mean,

00:32:58.640 we talk about Hurricane Sandy,

00:32:59.780 which was not even.

00:33:01.060 Not a hurricane.

00:33:01.600 When it hit,

00:33:02.280 when it made landfall.

00:33:03.280 Yeah.

00:33:03.500 You know,

00:33:03.900 these,

00:33:05.800 it's more complicated,

00:33:06.980 obviously,

00:33:07.220 than just the strength

00:33:07.980 of the storm.

00:33:08.460 But if you look at

00:33:10.320 what happened in 1900

00:33:11.440 and you look at today,

00:33:12.520 you say that,

00:33:13.880 okay,

00:33:14.060 well,

00:33:14.240 we're much more able

00:33:15.160 to adapt to these things.

00:33:16.220 We're much more able

00:33:16.660 to survive them

00:33:17.500 and that's what the goal

00:33:18.480 of a society should be

00:33:19.740 when it comes to this stuff.

00:33:20.960 It's not about just

00:33:21.860 making weather go away.

00:33:23.720 It's about human beings

00:33:25.240 being able to thrive

00:33:26.560 inside of an environment

00:33:28.640 where these things

00:33:30.340 do sometimes happen

00:33:32.140 and being honest

00:33:33.080 with the people

00:33:33.820 and saying,

00:33:34.320 yeah,

00:33:34.460 these things are going

00:33:35.020 to continue to happen.

00:33:36.700 But what do you do

00:33:38.200 about that?

00:33:38.960 Well,

00:33:39.180 you make life better.

00:33:40.660 You improve medical treatment.

00:33:42.640 You improve response.

00:33:43.860 You improve buildings.

00:33:45.080 You improve evacuation plans.

00:33:48.140 You do,

00:33:48.580 you improve monitoring.

00:33:49.920 You do all of these things

00:33:51.200 and you wind up

00:33:51.940 with the situation

00:33:52.660 that we actually accomplished.

00:33:54.820 This isn't

00:33:55.320 some theoretical thing.

00:33:57.060 We've dropped deaths

00:33:58.320 by 99.4%

00:34:00.080 or whatever it is.

00:34:01.060 It's above 99.

00:34:03.220 And instead of celebrating that,

00:34:05.640 we're like,

00:34:05.940 oh gosh,

00:34:06.380 this is getting worse

00:34:07.020 and worse and worse and worse.

00:34:08.020 It's incredible.

00:34:08.960 It's a lot like the,

00:34:09.820 it's a lot like the,

00:34:10.800 the situation with capitalism,

00:34:13.480 which has brought so much wealth

00:34:17.160 to the planet

00:34:18.100 that rather than 90%

00:34:21.220 of humankind being hungry

00:34:24.040 and impoverished,

00:34:26.660 it's 14% now

00:34:29.020 or less.

00:34:30.400 Incredible.

00:34:31.240 It's dropped by,

00:34:32.500 you know,

00:34:32.980 the number,

00:34:33.940 the difference is something like

00:34:35.160 thousands of people per day

00:34:37.940 that used to starve

00:34:38.860 that don't.

00:34:40.000 Right?

00:34:40.180 Like it's that,

00:34:40.820 I mean,

00:34:40.940 it's a huge.

00:34:41.860 It's incredible.

00:34:42.420 It's all happened

00:34:43.000 within our lifetime.

00:34:44.000 Yeah.

00:34:44.400 And you know,

00:34:45.080 you say,

00:34:45.440 Pat,

00:34:45.660 it's like what they say

00:34:48.120 with capitalism.

00:34:48.700 To go a step farther,

00:34:49.720 it is the same situation

00:34:51.100 that's going on

00:34:51.640 with capitalism.

00:34:52.160 The reason why we have

00:34:53.540 all these benefits

00:34:54.220 that have made these improvements

00:34:55.280 is capitalism.

00:34:56.740 Right.

00:34:57.180 And the fact that not only

00:34:58.280 when capitalism picks something up,

00:35:00.200 this is the best part

00:35:00.780 about capitalism,

00:35:01.420 really.

00:35:02.120 When capitalism uses

00:35:03.740 all of its amazing benefits

00:35:06.000 to improve a situation,

00:35:08.320 that improvement

00:35:09.400 doesn't just stay

00:35:10.780 with the person

00:35:11.340 who found it.

00:35:12.280 It goes everywhere.

00:35:13.680 So now,

00:35:15.200 hurricanes are being picked up

00:35:16.600 or typhoons are being picked up

00:35:18.480 on the other side of the globe.

00:35:19.980 Right?

00:35:20.260 Things that would have hit

00:35:22.980 just like the Galveston hurricane

00:35:25.460 did in 1900

00:35:26.240 are now hitting with warning

00:35:27.980 and people are able to evacuate

00:35:29.400 and buildings are being made

00:35:31.720 in better fashion.

00:35:34.000 Now,

00:35:34.140 a lot of these countries

00:35:34.880 have not even added capitalism

00:35:36.900 to their repertoire.

00:35:38.800 They don't even use it.

00:35:40.140 But the benefits

00:35:40.920 from us using it

00:35:42.140 have helped billions of people

00:35:44.020 across the globe

00:35:44.740 live a better life.

00:35:46.480 That's why it's so great

00:35:47.600 and so powerful.

00:35:48.460 So true.

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00:38:52.300 We were looking at,

00:38:53.580 or just looking at

00:38:54.540 some of the disasters

00:38:55.340 that are incomprehensible

00:38:57.780 in the U.S.

00:39:00.260 And that happened,

00:39:02.140 many of them,

00:39:03.180 way before global warming.

00:39:04.780 Like Bangladesh

00:39:05.380 had a couple of cyclones

00:39:06.780 in the late 1800s

00:39:08.000 that killed

00:39:08.320 over 200,000 people.

00:39:10.180 Jeez.

00:39:10.660 Both cyclones

00:39:12.100 in, I think,

00:39:12.820 1876

00:39:13.520 and then 1897.

00:39:15.320 And then

00:39:16.140 they had a cyclone

00:39:17.360 in 1970

00:39:19.540 that killed

00:39:20.900 over 500,000 people.

00:39:23.740 Half a million people

00:39:24.700 died in one cyclone

00:39:26.340 in Bangladesh.

00:39:27.360 Just really crazy.

00:39:28.680 Incredible.

00:39:29.440 Yeah.

00:39:29.780 And it's still

00:39:30.340 even pretty recently.

00:39:31.920 Didn't they have

00:39:32.260 one of the 90s

00:39:32.940 that was still killed,

00:39:34.660 you know,

00:39:35.060 six figures?

00:39:35.540 138,000.

00:39:37.800 I mean,

00:39:38.100 imagine

00:39:38.720 something like that

00:39:40.320 happening.

00:39:40.940 And, you know,

00:39:41.240 again,

00:39:41.560 you raise,

00:39:43.240 when you raise

00:39:44.060 the economic success

00:39:46.220 of a region,

00:39:47.740 you start,

00:39:48.440 these numbers

00:39:48.940 start going

00:39:49.360 the opposite way.

00:39:50.220 Yeah.

00:39:50.540 You know,

00:39:50.880 and you start,

00:39:51.480 they start falling.

00:39:52.140 It just takes

00:39:52.700 a long time

00:39:53.180 to do it.

00:39:53.820 I'm always fascinated

00:39:54.760 by the 1975

00:39:55.900 dam failure

00:39:56.920 in China,

00:39:58.400 which,

00:39:59.720 somehow,

00:40:00.680 the Chinese

00:40:01.120 communist government

00:40:01.800 was basically

00:40:02.600 able to hide

00:40:03.800 for years

00:40:05.960 until the 90s.

00:40:07.500 No one really

00:40:08.000 even knew

00:40:08.320 it happened

00:40:08.800 or at least

00:40:09.160 didn't know

00:40:09.460 the scale of it.

00:40:10.560 Wow.

00:40:10.800 In the 90s,

00:40:11.660 finally,

00:40:11.940 some of the details

00:40:12.480 came out

00:40:13.020 and it was a dam

00:40:14.180 that collapsed.

00:40:15.200 Then,

00:40:16.160 subsequently,

00:40:17.320 62 total dams

00:40:19.500 collapsed.

00:40:21.460 Wow.

00:40:22.200 So,

00:40:22.720 like a domino effect?

00:40:23.820 Yeah.

00:40:24.260 On the dams?

00:40:24.960 Yeah.

00:40:25.160 And they think

00:40:27.160 about a quarter

00:40:28.240 of a million people

00:40:29.520 died in this

00:40:30.480 dam collapse.

00:40:32.000 And it wiped out

00:40:33.480 5.8 million homes.

00:40:37.200 Between 5.8

00:40:38.260 and 6.8 million homes.

00:40:40.280 Wow.

00:40:41.260 Wow.

00:40:42.180 Now,

00:40:42.460 of course,

00:40:43.520 all these,

00:40:44.480 that's a man-made

00:40:45.900 catastrophe

00:40:46.400 and it's really,

00:40:47.160 really bad.

00:40:47.840 The issue,

00:40:48.720 of course,

00:40:48.980 is that it happened

00:40:49.860 in kind of the middle

00:40:51.020 of the cultural revolution,

00:40:52.240 which was much more

00:40:53.180 of a tragedy

00:40:53.760 over and over again.

00:40:55.320 You see that

00:40:55.700 the biggest government

00:40:56.560 tragedies,

00:40:57.600 the biggest tragedies

00:40:58.240 are always government

00:40:58.900 tragedies.

00:41:00.300 Tragedies like

00:41:01.000 they murdered

00:41:01.640 a bunch of their people.

00:41:03.440 And this is true

00:41:04.740 with mass shootings,

00:41:05.620 by the way,

00:41:06.280 as well.

00:41:06.820 Everyone's like,

00:41:07.280 oh,

00:41:07.440 this is the worst

00:41:08.020 mass shooting in history.

00:41:08.980 As long as we eliminate

00:41:10.460 everyone the government did.

00:41:12.140 Yeah.

00:41:12.680 That sentence needs to be,

00:41:14.920 the second half

00:41:15.900 of the sentence

00:41:16.360 needs to be

00:41:16.900 in every news report.

00:41:18.940 This is one of the worst

00:41:19.800 mass shootings in history.

00:41:20.900 Of course,

00:41:21.200 we've also eliminated

00:41:22.140 all of the ones

00:41:23.320 that the government

00:41:24.180 is responsible for

00:41:25.160 because we're trying

00:41:25.900 to tell you

00:41:26.200 the government's

00:41:26.620 the solution,

00:41:27.420 so we can't really

00:41:27.920 bring any of those up.

00:41:30.240 We all know

00:41:31.020 that government

00:41:31.500 is the one

00:41:31.900 that has been

00:41:32.420 mass shooting people

00:41:33.300 the most

00:41:33.840 for a very,

00:41:34.480 very long time.

00:41:35.600 And usually,

00:41:36.420 these massive catastrophes

00:41:38.140 have a lot to do

00:41:39.200 with government failures

00:41:40.140 as well.

00:41:41.680 You know,

00:41:42.620 the communist regimes

00:41:45.380 of the past 100 years

00:41:46.880 are, of course,

00:41:48.640 probably the most guilty

00:41:49.920 of this.

00:41:50.560 talking about

00:41:51.680 100 million people

00:41:53.200 dead in a century

00:41:54.380 or, you know,

00:41:56.000 actually,

00:41:56.380 several decades,

00:41:57.940 actually.

00:41:59.000 We're going to talk to,

00:41:59.940 we have Jesse Kelly

00:42:00.600 coming up here

00:42:01.160 in a little bit.

00:42:01.460 He's got a new book

00:42:02.040 called

00:42:02.440 The Anti-Communist

00:42:04.200 Manifesto.

00:42:05.380 And, you know,

00:42:07.240 he goes through

00:42:08.020 a lot of this

00:42:08.520 in the book.

00:42:09.080 All of the,

00:42:10.060 from Pol Pot

00:42:11.280 to Mao

00:42:13.460 to all these

00:42:14.740 communist dictators

00:42:15.500 that have done

00:42:16.120 these things

00:42:16.580 over and over

00:42:17.140 and over again.

00:42:17.660 And, you know,

00:42:17.980 you get to a point

00:42:18.840 after you hear

00:42:19.240 a bunch of these

00:42:19.660 stories,

00:42:20.380 maybe it's not

00:42:21.160 a coincidence.

00:42:22.420 Maybe it's not

00:42:22.860 that these people

00:42:23.420 were just uniquely

00:42:24.180 bad people.

00:42:25.640 They were really

00:42:26.540 bad people,

00:42:27.240 but uniquely bad?

00:42:28.720 Seems like every

00:42:29.560 communist has

00:42:30.340 this same plan.

00:42:32.260 And it winds up

00:42:32.980 happening over

00:42:33.580 and over again

00:42:34.140 to the people

00:42:35.200 surrounding

00:42:35.880 that particular

00:42:36.840 person.

00:42:37.920 And don't think

00:42:38.640 when the Marxists

00:42:39.400 finally have their

00:42:40.260 way here,

00:42:41.420 it wouldn't happen

00:42:42.160 here because it would.

00:42:43.100 It'll be different

00:42:43.500 this time.

00:42:44.120 Yeah, we'll do it

00:42:45.220 right.

00:42:45.620 Right.

00:42:46.280 Yeah, we'll do

00:42:47.200 communism right.

00:42:48.400 It's never really

00:42:49.140 been tried

00:42:49.700 if you think

00:42:50.040 about it.

00:42:50.560 Right now.

00:42:50.980 Exactly.

00:42:51.680 It's not been

00:42:52.120 done right.

00:42:52.700 We will.

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00:44:48.180 He's on vacation

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00:44:50.260 We're going to

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00:44:51.240 Kelly about his

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00:44:52.820 The Anti-Cometics.

00:44:55.180 Manifesto.

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00:46:20.100 All right,

00:46:20.740 Jesse Kelly is host

00:46:22.920 of Premier Network's

00:46:23.900 The Jesse Kelly Show

00:46:24.780 and First TV's

00:46:26.080 I'm Right with

00:46:27.200 Jesse Kelly and

00:46:28.000 he's got a new book

00:46:28.640 out this week.

00:46:29.700 It's called The

00:46:30.140 Anti-Communist

00:46:31.240 Manifesto and

00:46:32.860 Jesse joins us now.

00:46:34.000 Jesse, welcome to

00:46:34.460 the program.

00:46:35.860 Sue, it's your honor.

00:46:37.460 I mean, it's my honor

00:46:38.460 to be here with you.

00:46:41.140 I'm here with

00:46:41.940 Pat Gray, Jesse,

00:46:42.900 and, you know,

00:46:43.780 I've been going

00:46:44.160 through the book.

00:46:44.540 I talked to you

00:46:44.900 yesterday on

00:46:45.340 Studios America

00:46:45.940 about it.

00:46:46.700 It's great and

00:46:47.800 people should

00:46:48.220 definitely read it

00:46:49.240 and it gets people,

00:46:51.040 I think, to the

00:46:51.680 intensity level of

00:46:53.380 what we're actually

00:46:54.180 facing right now,

00:46:55.380 which, look, we

00:46:56.560 live in a good

00:46:56.980 country.

00:46:57.760 Things, we can be

00:46:58.740 spoiled a little bit

00:46:59.520 here.

00:46:59.940 Maybe we're getting

00:47:00.360 a little bit soft.

00:47:01.820 Maybe we don't see

00:47:02.600 what the true threat

00:47:03.520 here is and I think

00:47:04.460 that's the, what

00:47:05.180 you're trying to do

00:47:05.700 with this book,

00:47:06.140 wake people up to

00:47:06.800 this threat.

00:47:07.520 Can you kind of

00:47:07.940 walk people through

00:47:08.660 why you wrote this

00:47:09.820 book and what

00:47:10.260 you're trying to do?

00:47:12.060 Yeah, that's,

00:47:12.600 that's what I view

00:47:13.520 as being our real

00:47:15.320 challenge, Stu,

00:47:16.620 and Pat.

00:47:17.160 That's kind of how

00:47:18.300 I view my role on

00:47:20.300 radio and TV.

00:47:21.200 It's why I wrote

00:47:21.720 the book.

00:47:23.460 Let's talk about

00:47:24.180 them for a second.

00:47:25.760 Obviously, they lie

00:47:26.700 about everything.

00:47:27.320 That's one of the

00:47:27.780 communists' main

00:47:28.520 tools, but they put

00:47:29.780 their people, they

00:47:30.820 get themselves in

00:47:31.760 the right mindset

00:47:32.620 to deal with us

00:47:33.840 because they want

00:47:34.780 to win.

00:47:35.220 So what do they

00:47:35.600 say about us all

00:47:36.280 the time?

00:47:36.700 Look at that Nazi

00:47:37.460 white supremacist.

00:47:38.460 Look at that Nazi

00:47:39.160 white supremacist.

00:47:40.260 Look at that Nazi.

00:47:40.980 Well, what does that

00:47:42.060 do?

00:47:42.240 That puts their

00:47:43.020 people in the

00:47:43.680 mode.

00:47:44.340 They're ready to go

00:47:45.020 out and win.

00:47:45.580 They're in the fight

00:47:46.160 against evil and

00:47:46.940 they'll lay down in

00:47:47.600 traffic to win.

00:47:48.360 What do we say all

00:47:49.040 the time?

00:47:49.400 Well, I mean, he's a

00:47:50.200 little misguided.

00:47:51.220 I guess he leans

00:47:52.620 left, but deep down,

00:47:54.320 he's a good guy.

00:47:55.580 We do these, we use

00:47:57.040 these terms all the

00:47:58.120 time to discuss

00:48:00.180 people who want to

00:48:00.960 cut the penises off of

00:48:02.040 13-year-old boys and

00:48:03.000 we act like they're just

00:48:03.860 a little naive or just

00:48:05.260 kind of a little off.

00:48:06.740 I don't know.

00:48:07.040 Well, we can probably

00:48:07.700 meet in the middle.

00:48:09.220 Let's compromise.

00:48:10.820 And I find that to be

00:48:11.880 the most despicable

00:48:12.720 thing.

00:48:13.340 And it's part of the

00:48:13.980 reason why our people

00:48:15.000 are still so asleep.

00:48:17.500 The neighbor across the

00:48:19.220 street who agrees with

00:48:20.120 you and I on everything,

00:48:21.600 who doesn't get involved

00:48:22.560 in politics, he doesn't

00:48:23.680 get involved in politics

00:48:24.600 because every person on

00:48:25.940 the right tells him that

00:48:26.760 everything's okay and

00:48:27.760 we'll just compromise and

00:48:28.840 come back together.

00:48:29.740 And we all kind of agree

00:48:30.920 on things.

00:48:31.560 And that's ridiculous.

00:48:32.560 That's not true at all.

00:48:33.480 So it's not about just

00:48:36.000 disagreeing with people

00:48:38.180 who want to mutilate

00:48:39.900 young children.

00:48:41.500 Maybe we need to take a

00:48:42.660 more aggressive stance

00:48:43.620 here and realize the

00:48:45.740 foundational beliefs of

00:48:48.240 these people and what

00:48:49.180 their goals are.

00:48:49.900 Because I think when we

00:48:51.300 say communist, I think

00:48:52.180 that's a term that,

00:48:53.000 you know, obviously

00:48:53.820 has been thrown around

00:48:55.120 so much and became,

00:48:57.500 after the success of the

00:48:58.600 Cold War, almost like a

00:49:00.280 joke, right?

00:49:00.860 It's like, oh,

00:49:01.640 communists, yeah,

00:49:02.260 communists are coming.

00:49:03.140 Yeah, Red Dawn is real.

00:49:04.860 They'll be here any day.

00:49:06.520 And I think people

00:49:07.800 lowered their guard.

00:49:09.080 They didn't want to

00:49:09.740 think that this

00:49:11.020 fundamental philosophy

00:49:12.620 that still fuels

00:49:13.700 millions and millions

00:49:14.420 of people and the way

00:49:15.800 that they think and act,

00:49:17.360 we wanted to hope and

00:49:18.400 kind of wish it away.

00:49:19.580 And it didn't go away.

00:49:21.520 It's still here.

00:49:22.380 And those same people

00:49:23.140 are still trying to

00:49:24.140 attack our country.

00:49:26.020 Yeah, it didn't go away.

00:49:27.580 They regrouped.

00:49:28.600 And actually, what's so

00:49:30.320 convenient about writing

00:49:31.300 a book like this is they

00:49:32.340 wrote all this stuff to

00:49:33.120 found.

00:49:33.440 They wrote to each other.

00:49:34.320 They published all this

00:49:35.260 stuff.

00:49:36.160 When the Soviet Union

00:49:37.000 fell, it was actually a

00:49:39.180 huge benefit to the

00:49:40.400 American communists who

00:49:41.660 had been trying to get

00:49:42.800 in, trying to get going

00:49:43.920 here with the teachers

00:49:44.760 unions and journalism and

00:49:46.120 standard places like that

00:49:47.240 since the early 1900s.

00:49:48.800 And I read about this in

00:49:49.780 the book.

00:49:50.120 They could never really

00:49:51.160 catch on here because

00:49:52.200 they were always trying to

00:49:53.000 appeal to some

00:49:53.940 malcontented worker.

00:49:55.060 But our workers were so

00:49:56.060 happy.

00:49:56.580 At the same time, they were

00:49:57.900 always campaigning for the

00:49:59.340 Soviet Union.

00:50:00.160 Hollywood made a big pro-Soviet

00:50:02.000 Union movie.

00:50:02.860 They were having to carry

00:50:03.880 the water for the

00:50:04.680 Soviet Union.

00:50:05.700 Once the Soviet Union

00:50:06.840 fell or was falling,

00:50:08.340 really it was the 60s and

00:50:09.400 70s, they realized we

00:50:11.080 need to decouple from the

00:50:12.580 Soviet Union.

00:50:13.380 They're failing.

00:50:14.300 We have to change

00:50:15.100 tactics here.

00:50:16.320 And they switched to go

00:50:17.900 all cultural.

00:50:18.820 It's no more worker stuff.

00:50:19.980 These people don't give a

00:50:20.680 crap about the workers, not

00:50:21.800 like they ever did.

00:50:23.020 They found a new group of

00:50:24.600 malcontents.

00:50:25.340 That's all communism is.

00:50:26.520 It's the religion of the

00:50:27.920 malcontent.

00:50:28.580 You find the people who are

00:50:30.280 bitter and miserable in any

00:50:31.440 society, and you grab them

00:50:33.040 and use them to seize power

00:50:35.060 and burn that society down.

00:50:36.780 That's all communism is, the

00:50:38.180 religion of the malcontent.

00:50:39.300 That's why here it's the

00:50:40.960 LGBTQ demon mob people and

00:50:43.500 the feminist hags and the

00:50:44.780 climate change people and the

00:50:46.560 quote, civil rights people,

00:50:48.120 all these black leaders in the

00:50:50.060 black community burning down

00:50:51.380 their own communities and

00:50:52.540 enriching themselves.

00:50:53.420 These are the faces of

00:50:55.620 American communism now.

00:50:57.400 How do you respond, Jesse, to

00:50:59.200 people who use the McCarthy

00:51:02.160 era to scare us into silence?

00:51:05.320 Because if there's one thing

00:51:08.020 the right doesn't want to seem

00:51:09.240 like, it's like we're on a

00:51:10.220 McCarthy witch hunt, even

00:51:11.360 though the McCarthy hearings

00:51:13.860 turned up a lot of

00:51:14.820 communists.

00:51:15.420 And you mentioned Hollywood.

00:51:16.540 There were, it was real,

00:51:18.680 infected with communists.

00:51:20.400 It was real.

00:51:21.080 And a lot of the people today

00:51:22.560 are the sons and daughters of

00:51:24.340 the communists who were in

00:51:26.020 Hollywood back then.

00:51:27.300 And they share the same

00:51:28.940 goals.

00:51:29.420 So how do you, how do you

00:51:30.400 respond to those people?

00:51:32.140 Well, McCarthy didn't go near

00:51:33.560 far enough is what McCarthy

00:51:34.640 did.

00:51:35.380 McCarthy's greatest mistake was

00:51:36.780 McCarthy stopped early.

00:51:37.860 And I'm not, I'm not even

00:51:38.620 joking.

00:51:39.200 We, because we're Americans and

00:51:41.300 we love freedom and that's

00:51:42.860 wonderful.

00:51:43.400 I'm glad we do.

00:51:44.020 We love freedom.

00:51:44.980 We think that we can preserve

00:51:46.980 freedom by practicing it, but

00:51:48.840 that is completely naive and

00:51:50.160 that's not realistic at all.

00:51:51.760 The communist must be

00:51:52.960 aggressively dealt with no

00:51:54.580 matter how you do with, you

00:51:56.140 must be aggressively dealt

00:51:57.600 with in purge premier society

00:51:59.280 or he will burn it down.

00:52:00.940 And that's why the

00:52:01.660 communist was so successful

00:52:02.960 with what he's done with

00:52:04.060 McCarthy.

00:52:04.440 Now, like you just mentioned,

00:52:06.040 Pat, Oh, McCarthyism.

00:52:07.600 Oh, look at the red scare

00:52:08.900 stuff.

00:52:09.320 The communist very

00:52:10.400 successfully turned what he

00:52:11.880 did into some kind of absurd

00:52:13.880 theater.

00:52:14.440 That was all ridiculous.

00:52:16.040 When actually, if you look into

00:52:17.560 it, he was turning up card

00:52:19.200 carrying communists everywhere.

00:52:20.660 And when I say card

00:52:21.440 carrying, I mean, we have

00:52:22.800 their communist card numbers.

00:52:24.400 We know their numbers.

00:52:26.160 They literally were card

00:52:27.260 carrying.

00:52:27.760 Yes.

00:52:28.320 Yeah, they were.

00:52:29.040 They were.

00:52:29.560 And you mentioned the sons and

00:52:30.900 daughters.

00:52:31.220 I do a chapter in the book on

00:52:33.120 the university education, and

00:52:35.060 that's not exactly news.

00:52:36.020 Everyone knows universities are

00:52:37.260 despicable.

00:52:38.180 You don't understand how

00:52:39.360 despicable they are.

00:52:40.420 All the communist weathered

00:52:42.140 underground terrorists who were

00:52:43.520 blowing up cops and doing crazy

00:52:45.240 things back in the day.

00:52:46.900 They didn't go to prison.

00:52:48.340 Some did, but even the ones who

00:52:49.580 did, they got out and they went

00:52:50.700 into the university system.

00:52:52.480 They now either teach your

00:52:53.820 children.

00:52:54.320 I even lay out in the book the

00:52:55.600 universities where they're at,

00:52:57.100 or their children do.

00:52:58.700 Like Chesa Buda, that nutball

00:53:00.200 DA who just got ousted in San

00:53:01.940 Francisco.

00:53:02.600 Now he's at Berkeley, by the way.

00:53:04.440 His parents were weather

00:53:05.620 underground terrorists.

00:53:07.180 They're all here.

00:53:08.240 It's all right in front of us.

00:53:09.620 We just don't want to

00:53:10.180 acknowledge it.

00:53:11.340 Yeah, it's really incredible.

00:53:13.120 And Jesse, you talk in the book

00:53:14.160 about how the language just

00:53:16.860 changes.

00:53:17.380 These are the same approaches

00:53:18.400 with languages changes.

00:53:19.580 You write that over time, the

00:53:23.100 American communists altered his

00:53:24.520 language to better appeal to

00:53:25.700 American sensibilities.

00:53:26.980 Socialism became social justice.

00:53:28.840 The forced redistribution of

00:53:30.340 wealth became equity.

00:53:32.000 The destruction of tradition

00:53:33.280 became inclusiveness.

00:53:34.960 Comrades became allies.

00:53:37.680 These are the same approaches.

00:53:39.100 And I think like we, at times, even

00:53:42.000 as conservatives, gets caught

00:53:43.480 fighting back and forth on the

00:53:45.620 details of these claims.

00:53:46.900 They say, oh, well, you know, you're

00:53:49.420 being racist.

00:53:50.200 Well, here's why we're not racist.

00:53:51.520 And of course we're not racist on

00:53:52.840 these things.

00:53:53.340 But like, that's not the goal of what

00:53:55.620 these people are trying to do.

00:53:57.600 It's a larger strategy and it's

00:54:00.140 changing the language and changing

00:54:01.700 our perception just so we swallow the

00:54:03.780 same old ideas.

00:54:05.400 A hundred percent.

00:54:06.180 And this is, you nailed it.

00:54:07.600 And this is why we fail so often

00:54:09.220 because we play defense and we

00:54:10.880 chase.

00:54:11.540 The communist toys with the American

00:54:13.760 right and has toyed with the

00:54:15.000 American right like a person sitting

00:54:17.000 down throwing a tennis ball for

00:54:18.620 their dog back and forth.

00:54:19.780 I'm just watching the dog run.

00:54:21.380 Oh, let me change a word here.

00:54:22.820 Oh, the right.

00:54:23.300 Let me call him racist.

00:54:24.540 Oh, look at this.

00:54:25.240 Watch.

00:54:25.420 I'll call him racist.

00:54:26.160 And then they'll all say how not

00:54:27.260 racist they are.

00:54:28.080 Oh, I'll tell, I'll call them Nazis.

00:54:29.600 And then they'll say, what?

00:54:30.520 I'm not a Nazi.

00:54:31.180 That's crazy.

00:54:31.780 And they sit and watch the right bounce

00:54:34.020 back and forth, trying to chase the

00:54:35.880 various words.

00:54:37.100 The right has to understand, they have

00:54:38.680 to become anti-communist and they have

00:54:40.400 to understand that the communist

00:54:42.080 doesn't believe in any of this stuff.

00:54:43.980 He uses these words to keep you off

00:54:46.220 balance.

00:54:47.060 He constantly has you defending

00:54:48.600 yourself.

00:54:49.560 He constantly has you trying to define

00:54:51.480 things.

00:54:52.060 Notice he will never define anything

00:54:53.420 for you.

00:54:54.360 He'll never define.

00:54:55.280 There's never a stated goal.

00:54:56.480 What is equity?

00:54:57.520 What is this?

00:54:58.200 What is when Mao's cultural revolution

00:55:00.220 was going on?

00:55:00.920 It was the four olds.

00:55:02.320 But when you read what the four

00:55:03.420 olds are, they make no sense at all.

00:55:04.940 Old, old ideas, old customs.

00:55:07.220 What does that mean?

00:55:08.120 It meant whatever Mao wanted it to

00:55:09.520 mean.

00:55:10.000 So the communism will define nothing.

00:55:12.020 The communist will define nothing

00:55:13.380 for you.

00:55:14.140 He will demand you define everything

00:55:16.000 for him.

00:55:16.940 And so we on the right, we want to

00:55:18.660 be good people.

00:55:19.300 So now hold on.

00:55:19.980 Let me give you an actual dictionary

00:55:21.140 definition.

00:55:21.920 Our tax rates should be, well, the

00:55:23.380 top marginal rates should be, and

00:55:25.200 he's sitting there smirking as the

00:55:27.200 dogs chasing the tennis ball all over

00:55:29.340 the yard.

00:55:30.100 We've got to understand this game

00:55:31.800 and stop playing this game and start

00:55:33.340 putting him on his heels.

00:55:36.200 It's totally true.

00:55:37.860 And I think you talk about this in the

00:55:39.640 book a great length about the tactics

00:55:42.100 they use.

00:55:43.280 The tactics they often use is

00:55:45.340 essentially our freedom against us.

00:55:47.260 They use our own values against us.

00:55:50.240 They want to exploit the weakness they

00:55:52.360 see in our system.

00:55:54.340 And, you know, we see this with, you

00:55:55.720 know, ESG standards, for example.

00:55:57.140 You know, they're putting an ESG

00:55:59.240 standard into the corporate world

00:56:01.960 in a way to avoid having to pass

00:56:04.840 laws that would obviously be opposed

00:56:06.900 by 70, 80, 90 percent of the people.

00:56:09.220 They go around it.

00:56:10.260 They use capitalism.

00:56:11.600 They use the corporate structure

00:56:12.920 against us.

00:56:14.360 And I will say it seems like the right

00:56:17.360 has not been imaginative enough to

00:56:19.020 figure out ways to push back against

00:56:20.920 this.

00:56:21.480 How do you do it?

00:56:22.140 Well, we still play by rules

00:56:24.820 and we think there are rules when

00:56:26.200 there aren't rules.

00:56:26.900 There's only power.

00:56:27.860 See, that's what the communist has

00:56:29.080 always understood.

00:56:30.100 We will we will hold up the

00:56:31.260 Constitution, which I love.

00:56:32.540 I'm obviously not mocking the

00:56:33.560 Constitution.

00:56:34.100 And we will say, hey, listen,

00:56:35.560 then that obviously violates the

00:56:36.940 Second Amendment.

00:56:37.600 You can't this this this

00:56:38.720 Constitution says the

00:56:40.240 communist doesn't care about the

00:56:41.460 Constitution.

00:56:42.380 It's a piece of paper to him.

00:56:43.560 It means nothing to him.

00:56:45.060 And so he's never going to be held

00:56:46.580 back by laws.

00:56:47.920 He'll just simply move somewhere else.

00:56:50.120 Whereas if you tell the right to do

00:56:52.040 something like that, if you tell the

00:56:53.520 right right now to go run for school

00:56:55.960 board, they might they might agree

00:56:57.240 because the right is waking up on

00:56:58.500 that.

00:56:58.700 They might agree.

00:56:59.480 But then you tell someone on the

00:57:00.700 right running for school board, by

00:57:01.900 the way, when you get to the school

00:57:02.960 board, don't be neutral.

00:57:04.680 Go to that school board and push your

00:57:06.400 values into the schools, onto the

00:57:08.180 kids.

00:57:08.840 Ninety nine percent of the right today

00:57:10.760 will recoil at that.

00:57:12.020 Oh, I don't like that.

00:57:12.940 That doesn't feel right.

00:57:14.200 That feels icky.

00:57:15.600 That's why we lose.

00:57:16.900 We believe we are supposed to

00:57:18.340 constantly be on the defensive.

00:57:20.460 Constantly just kind of, oh, well,

00:57:22.420 let's just live and let live.

00:57:24.140 Whereas the communist is trying to

00:57:25.760 chew up and destroy everything he

00:57:27.680 sees.

00:57:28.260 That is a guaranteed loss for us

00:57:30.360 unless we turn into aggressive

00:57:31.960 anti-communists.

00:57:33.240 All right.

00:57:33.380 The book is the Anti-Communist

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00:58:53.320 It's the Anti-Communist Manifesto.

00:58:54.840 It is in bookstores everywhere.

00:58:56.260 You should go buy it.

00:58:57.200 It's by Jesse Kelly and it's a

00:58:59.060 great read.

00:59:00.380 And one of the fascinating

00:59:02.180 chapters, I thought, and it

00:59:03.400 certainly ties into the news of

00:59:04.820 the day as well with the

00:59:05.900 wildfires that we know with

00:59:07.360 100% certitude were caused by

00:59:09.700 global warming.

00:59:11.400 You talk about environmentalist

00:59:12.940 and environmentalism and how

00:59:15.780 environmentalism is the ultimate

00:59:17.420 expression of communism.

00:59:19.700 Can you explain that, Jesse?

00:59:21.980 Well, communism is about

00:59:23.520 destruction and it is not an

00:59:25.380 ideology.

00:59:25.880 It is a religion.

00:59:27.160 It is a religion of destruction.

00:59:28.840 That's what it is.

00:59:29.780 And climate change activism is, it's

00:59:33.340 honestly, it's its crowning

00:59:34.700 achievement.

00:59:35.160 Do you know how we look back on the

00:59:37.700 20th century and we look back at

00:59:39.320 monsters like Stalin and Mao and

00:59:41.680 Hitler and these guys, and we

00:59:43.780 oftentimes now, we look at this stuff

00:59:45.640 and we think to ourselves, how could

00:59:46.660 they not see that?

00:59:47.640 How could they not see this monster

00:59:49.300 rising?

00:59:49.880 How could they not stop this

00:59:51.100 beforehand?

00:59:51.700 I'm going to tell everybody

00:59:52.980 listening right now, the people in

00:59:55.560 the next century will be looking

00:59:57.240 back at us right now and they will

00:59:59.060 say the exact same thing about us

01:00:01.180 when it comes to the climate change

01:00:02.940 activists of today, from Bill Gates

01:00:05.040 to otherwise.

01:00:05.720 These people will kill more people

01:00:08.960 than Stalin, Mao, Hitler combined, ever

01:00:12.180 killed by orders of magnitude.

01:00:14.420 If you do not stop this insanity, these

01:00:17.420 people have determined that human

01:00:19.020 beings who breathe carbon, breathe out

01:00:21.240 carbon are poison.

01:00:23.000 They have been caught on camera now

01:00:24.660 several times saying things like net

01:00:26.480 zero.

01:00:27.140 The world's population needs to be what

01:00:29.060 it was 500 years ago.

01:00:30.340 By the way, that's about 6 billion

01:00:31.540 people dead.

01:00:32.080 If you do the math on that, by the

01:00:33.280 way, they're eliminating dairy

01:00:35.620 cows.

01:00:36.580 These people are going to kill not

01:00:38.360 millions, billions of people if

01:00:41.580 they are not stopped.

01:00:42.760 And we treat them like they're these

01:00:44.260 gentle little hippies who just want

01:00:46.680 to drive a Prius.

01:00:47.820 And I guess, I mean, we all we all do

01:00:49.740 want to live in a clean environment,

01:00:51.340 don't we, guys?

01:00:52.660 Instead of treating them like the

01:00:54.040 genocidal monsters, they are.

01:00:55.940 These are the worst humans who have

01:00:57.560 ever lived on the planet.

01:00:58.900 And we act like they're just, oh,

01:01:00.780 while he wears Birkenstocks.

01:01:02.420 No, they're much worse than that.

01:01:04.200 Yeah, there's been so much, you

01:01:05.940 know, you go back and you go through

01:01:07.480 the whole history in the book, you

01:01:08.800 know, the Paul Ehrlichs and

01:01:10.380 Rachel Carson and all these people

01:01:14.140 who are still fundamentally at the

01:01:15.940 core of the environmentalist

01:01:17.680 movement.

01:01:18.180 I mean, that many of them still have

01:01:20.580 jobs that are still professors that

01:01:22.400 are been still celebrated and people

01:01:24.640 who have not only predicted things

01:01:26.280 that were really, really wrong.

01:01:27.900 What you point out in the book and

01:01:29.180 what is so true is that not only

01:01:30.720 along with these global population

01:01:33.960 predictions and messages of doom

01:01:37.340 that would hit us with the

01:01:38.920 environment, we went over a bunch of

01:01:40.140 them earlier in the program,

01:01:42.080 associated with those predictions

01:01:44.680 were policies.

01:01:46.960 Policies that would, you know,

01:01:48.680 we're talking about really damaging

01:01:50.380 things.

01:01:51.360 Everything from, you know,

01:01:54.140 not allowing parents to have children

01:01:56.780 to go, I mean, you talk about, I

01:01:59.300 think it was, is it India in the book

01:02:00.740 that you go through in depth?

01:02:02.440 Yeah.

01:02:02.700 I mean, talk a little bit about that

01:02:04.320 story because it's really incredible

01:02:05.840 and people don't even remember it.

01:02:07.720 They don't remember it because it's

01:02:09.000 India.

01:02:09.460 We don't pay attention to India.

01:02:10.820 India is across the ocean and it's a

01:02:12.800 very confusing place with all kinds

01:02:14.460 of different cultures within the

01:02:15.780 culture.

01:02:16.400 But these people, it's not just that

01:02:18.460 they're trying to kill a bunch of

01:02:19.920 people now.

01:02:20.380 They were trying to do it back then

01:02:21.560 too, where they would force

01:02:22.920 sterilized men.

01:02:24.620 They would do horrible things to

01:02:27.080 women.

01:02:27.700 These are things that are not in the

01:02:29.120 future.

01:02:29.440 These are things that have already

01:02:30.500 been done to say nothing of.

01:02:32.680 I mentioned it in the, well, I bring

01:02:33.700 it up a bunch in the book, the DDT

01:02:35.480 effort.

01:02:36.360 They just determined on and wrote a

01:02:38.180 book about DDT being bad and everyone

01:02:40.580 agreed that this was science and they

01:02:42.220 just stopped it.

01:02:43.040 And people died by the millions still

01:02:45.680 from these mosquito-borne illnesses

01:02:47.760 because of the elimination of DDT with

01:02:50.040 no effort whatsoever.

01:02:51.580 At its heart, the climate change

01:02:53.380 movement is the ultimate anti-humanist

01:02:55.980 movement.

01:02:56.440 And that's what a communist is in the

01:02:58.100 end.

01:02:58.660 He's an anti-human.

01:02:59.980 That's why he's killed so many.

01:03:01.640 He does not view a human being as a

01:03:03.480 God-breathed, unique individual soul.

01:03:06.980 He is an anti-human.

01:03:08.500 He wants to eliminate them, crush them,

01:03:10.620 make them miserable.

01:03:11.720 And nothing, nothing will aid him like

01:03:14.820 the, quote, climate change stuff does.

01:03:16.600 Because when you determine that your

01:03:18.100 heart, that the human being, when you've

01:03:20.040 determined that the human being is

01:03:21.360 poisoned on the planet, well, what can't

01:03:24.040 you do?

01:03:24.640 How many, how many, you can kill

01:03:26.700 everyone and feel totally justified in

01:03:29.200 doing so.

01:03:30.000 It's like Pol Pot, who I wrote about

01:03:31.540 that in the book too, everyone knows

01:03:32.720 about Pol Pot, killed 25% of his

01:03:35.040 country in like four years.

01:03:37.320 25%, that's a higher percentage than

01:03:39.120 anyone else in history and was asked

01:03:41.100 about it as an old man and basically

01:03:42.800 said, I'm paraphrasing, I have no

01:03:44.620 regrets.

01:03:45.100 I'm not a violent man.

01:03:46.120 Some things didn't work out, but it's

01:03:47.700 fine.

01:03:48.280 That's how these people think.

01:03:49.540 The same people run your country

01:03:51.480 today.

01:03:52.740 That's a scary, scary thought.

01:03:54.600 I will say a great illustration in

01:03:56.220 your book about that exact idea is

01:03:58.540 the Soviet whaling story that you

01:04:00.360 feature in the book, which is one I

01:04:02.120 didn't even know about.

01:04:02.840 I mean, I've read a million

01:04:03.540 environmental stories, but you think

01:04:05.560 of whaling, you think, oh, well,

01:04:06.780 Japanese fishermen have been, you

01:04:08.500 know, killing whales.

01:04:09.560 That's how I would think of how these

01:04:10.880 whales got so endangered.

01:04:13.060 A big portion of this was essentially a

01:04:15.160 communist dictate to say that we

01:04:17.040 needed to kill all these whales, even

01:04:18.540 after they weren't using them.

01:04:20.200 You talk about in the book how they

01:04:21.220 had to go farther and farther

01:04:22.360 offshore to try to find whales, even

01:04:25.460 because they had killed all of them

01:04:27.100 that were near the Soviet Union.

01:04:28.580 I mean, this that mentality, though, is

01:04:31.060 fundamental to this belief system and

01:04:33.220 it's what makes it so dangerous.

01:04:35.020 The book is called The Anti-Communist

01:04:36.400 Manifesto.

01:04:37.160 It's by Jesse Kelly.

01:04:38.560 Of course, he's the host of a show

01:04:40.720 right here on Premiere Radio Networks

01:04:42.160 and on the first TV as well called

01:04:44.860 I'm Right with Jesse Kelly.

01:04:45.960 Jesse, the book's great, man.

01:04:47.460 I wish you all the success with it.

01:04:48.520 People need to understand the threats

01:04:51.360 that are out there.

01:04:52.940 Any last piece of advice other than

01:04:54.700 people should just buy as many books

01:04:56.240 as possible?

01:04:58.120 Well, I do appreciate buying the book,

01:05:01.180 but whether you buy the book or not,

01:05:03.520 be more aggressive with these people

01:05:05.040 than you are.

01:05:05.820 You will regret it when we're done,

01:05:07.000 I promise.

01:05:07.660 Jesse, thanks so much, man.

01:05:08.720 Appreciate it.

01:05:09.800 Be good, boys.

01:05:10.380 All right, 888-727-BECK

01:05:13.220 is the phone number.

01:05:14.520 We've got a lot of stuff going on today

01:05:16.620 and we're going to hit more of it here

01:05:18.060 in just a second.

01:05:19.880 Back with Pat and Stu

01:05:21.440 in for Glenn.

01:05:22.420 He's on vacation this week

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01:05:28.740 Back with more in just a second.

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01:07:39.960 on these fires tonight.

01:07:41.960 I got to go into that.

01:07:43.100 It drives me out of my mind.

01:07:43.880 I'm so tired of it.

01:07:44.800 And more on Pride Month

01:07:46.080 with Orin McIntyre

01:07:47.900 from the Blaze.

01:07:48.820 So it's going to be a good show.

01:07:49.780 Make sure you check it out.

01:07:50.760 Pride Month.

01:07:51.380 The most important month

01:07:52.680 of the year, of course.

01:07:53.820 Has there ever been anything

01:07:54.720 more important than Pride Month?

01:07:56.200 No.

01:07:56.820 No.

01:07:57.080 And that's why it's being celebrated

01:07:58.220 by, say,

01:07:59.260 Peppa Pig.

01:08:01.460 Happy Pride!

01:08:03.380 Yay!

01:08:04.700 Peppa Pig tweeted out.

01:08:06.560 Now, Peppa Pig,

01:08:07.280 we should note,

01:08:07.840 first of all,

01:08:08.320 I love Peppa Pig.

01:08:09.560 Do you?

01:08:09.920 Oh my God.

01:08:10.540 Oh my gosh.

01:08:11.000 It drives me out of my mind.

01:08:11.980 I have to watch it

01:08:13.020 with my grandkids

01:08:13.760 once in a while.

01:08:14.380 I watched it

01:08:15.980 with my daughter

01:08:16.520 and my son

01:08:17.440 pretty much

01:08:18.460 their entire childhood.

01:08:20.300 And I love it.

01:08:21.500 Do you?

01:08:22.540 I really do love Peppa Pig.

01:08:23.400 You love Peppa Pig?

01:08:24.620 I do.

01:08:25.120 I do.

01:08:25.540 It's one of those things

01:08:26.220 that I, you know,

01:08:26.720 it's a really good memories

01:08:27.720 with my,

01:08:28.240 particularly my daughter

01:08:29.120 as she got a little older.

01:08:29.860 I've lost virtually

01:08:30.280 any respect I had

01:08:32.560 for you.

01:08:32.700 I freaking love Peppa.

01:08:33.980 Gone.

01:08:34.320 I love it.

01:08:35.020 It's actually a pretty funny show.

01:08:37.000 Like, it's like,

01:08:37.500 it's a weird offbeat

01:08:38.800 British thing.

01:08:40.060 Yeah, it is.

01:08:40.560 And it's,

01:08:41.060 it's characters are,

01:08:42.520 I mean,

01:08:42.660 it's just a,

01:08:43.180 it's like really poorly

01:08:44.080 drawn.

01:08:45.080 Very.

01:08:45.580 Yeah, it's like,

01:08:46.120 I don't know.

01:08:46.500 I really do like it.

01:08:47.860 But of course

01:08:48.580 they're doing the pride thing.

01:08:49.540 But to note this,

01:08:50.780 it's like,

01:08:51.300 that show is not aimed

01:08:52.880 at 10 year olds.

01:08:54.180 No, it's,

01:08:54.740 or certainly 46 year olds.

01:08:56.120 Mentioned on my show,

01:08:56.960 it's like two year olds.

01:08:58.460 It's like one year olds.

01:08:59.920 Yeah, it really is.

01:09:00.800 They're really going

01:09:01.700 for the young kids here.

01:09:04.360 It's really designed

01:09:04.900 to be one of the first shows

01:09:05.820 you ever watch.

01:09:06.680 It's despicable.

01:09:07.740 And, you know,

01:09:08.500 it's completely inappropriate.

01:09:10.580 Completely.

01:09:11.240 And it doesn't make any sense.

01:09:12.220 Do you ever watch Bluey?

01:09:15.160 I have not.

01:09:15.920 I've heard of it.

01:09:16.460 Oh, you've never?

01:09:16.760 Okay.

01:09:17.040 I've heard of it.

01:09:17.760 That's a little bit,

01:09:18.560 that missed my era.

01:09:19.380 I saw I went to.

01:09:19.940 But like,

01:09:20.560 happy pride just in English

01:09:22.140 doesn't make any sense.

01:09:23.600 I know.

01:09:24.000 Right?

01:09:24.400 Like,

01:09:24.600 pride,

01:09:25.040 like that's a,

01:09:27.060 it's not a,

01:09:28.080 it's not a thing

01:09:28.620 you could put after

01:09:29.180 the word happy.

01:09:30.340 You could say happy pride month.

01:09:31.860 That might make sense.

01:09:32.880 But happy pride

01:09:33.680 doesn't even make sense.

01:09:34.860 No.

01:09:35.280 None of this makes sense.

01:09:37.160 No, it doesn't.

01:09:37.920 Does anyone notice this?

01:09:39.300 None of it makes sense.

01:09:40.260 No, it really doesn't.

01:09:41.800 And in addition to pride month,

01:09:43.260 there are so many days

01:09:45.080 and weeks of the year

01:09:46.540 set aside

01:09:47.120 for people's sexual preference.

01:09:49.280 I,

01:09:49.660 how did this happen?

01:09:51.100 I don't.

01:09:51.940 Why are we celebrating

01:09:53.200 your sexual preference?

01:09:54.980 You just prefer

01:09:55.980 to have sex that way.

01:09:57.340 Great.

01:09:57.840 Do it.

01:09:58.260 In the comfort and privacy

01:09:59.420 of your own room

01:10:01.600 or whatever you're doing,

01:10:02.720 I don't care.

01:10:04.200 I don't care.

01:10:06.000 I just don't want

01:10:06.940 to celebrate it.

01:10:08.240 I don't even think about it.

01:10:08.980 Do I have to?

01:10:09.440 Frankly,

01:10:09.780 I don't want to think about it.

01:10:10.400 I don't.

01:10:10.640 I don't want to think about it.

01:10:11.620 Have you seen Americans?

01:10:12.640 I don't want to celebrate it.

01:10:12.900 I don't want to promote it.

01:10:14.060 Many of them are very unattractive, Pat.

01:10:15.940 I don't know if you've noticed this.

01:10:17.100 Whether gay or straight,

01:10:18.500 many of them are very unattractive.

01:10:20.840 They're wearing clothes

01:10:21.620 that are far too tight,

01:10:22.680 holding in rolls and rolls

01:10:24.200 of just awfulness.

01:10:27.520 And believe me,

01:10:28.120 as a person who deals

01:10:30.740 with rolls and rolls

01:10:32.520 of awfulness,

01:10:34.040 we're just not,

01:10:36.360 we're not the type of society.

01:10:37.920 Maybe if everyone here

01:10:39.580 was a Sports Illustrated

01:10:41.520 swimsuit issue model

01:10:42.940 and not the ones

01:10:43.820 they're putting on the cover now,

01:10:44.900 but I mean like in the 90s.

01:10:45.760 Right, because now

01:10:46.360 that's not saying much.

01:10:47.480 Right.

01:10:48.000 Maybe if we all look like that,

01:10:49.340 maybe if we all look like

01:10:50.540 an island reality show

01:10:52.060 where one woman

01:10:52.860 is looking for love

01:10:53.680 with 24 of the...

01:10:56.060 Of the most fit men

01:10:56.960 in the world.

01:10:57.540 In the world.

01:10:58.000 Maybe if that was our society,

01:10:59.640 people would want to imagine

01:11:01.600 everyone else's sexual activities.

01:11:05.060 But I don't,

01:11:06.120 I don't want to think about it.

01:11:07.240 I don't want to even know

01:11:08.180 that you're doing those things.

01:11:09.440 So in addition

01:11:10.060 to the entire month of June,

01:11:11.580 which we set aside

01:11:12.900 for of course,

01:11:13.840 you know,

01:11:14.140 gay pride,

01:11:14.600 now we have February 19th

01:11:17.180 through 25th

01:11:17.920 as Aromantic Spectrum

01:11:20.280 Awareness Week.

01:11:21.340 Wait, what?

01:11:22.980 Aromantic Spectrum.

01:11:25.240 Aromantic Spectrum Awareness Week.

01:11:28.440 I will say

01:11:29.080 most of these weeks

01:11:30.380 are ridiculous.

01:11:33.460 Yes.

01:11:33.680 This one I don't think is.

01:11:35.200 I have no awareness

01:11:36.580 of Aromantic Spectrum.

01:11:39.100 So this will be

01:11:39.780 a perfect week for you

01:11:40.720 because now you'll be aware.

01:11:41.960 Do you mind

01:11:42.440 if I look into it now?

01:11:43.600 Please do, please do.

01:11:44.840 Let me see.

01:11:45.720 Because I would like to know

01:11:46.820 rather than waiting

01:11:47.860 until what,

01:11:48.440 what is it?

01:11:49.300 February 19th

01:11:50.300 through the 25th,

01:11:51.040 of course.

01:11:51.540 Like you didn't know.

01:11:52.500 Come on.

01:11:53.040 I really don't.

01:11:54.020 I didn't.

01:11:54.640 You were really not aware

01:11:55.900 of Aromantic Awareness.

01:11:57.120 I really,

01:11:57.740 I often say,

01:11:58.740 you know,

01:11:58.920 the LGBTQQIA2 plus community.

01:12:01.940 I've learned all those.

01:12:02.940 Yeah.

01:12:03.320 But there's more?

01:12:04.260 Yes.

01:12:04.780 Okay.

01:12:05.720 The Aromantic Spectrum

01:12:07.280 is a range of identities

01:12:08.660 associated with individuals

01:12:10.140 who experience little

01:12:11.240 to no romantic attraction

01:12:13.000 to others.

01:12:14.120 The concept of an

01:12:15.280 Aromantic Spectrum

01:12:16.420 recognizes that experiences

01:12:17.680 with romantic attraction

01:12:19.120 can vary widely among people

01:12:20.760 and aren't limited

01:12:21.300 to a simply,

01:12:22.100 a simple binary

01:12:23.040 of romantic or aromantic.

01:12:24.820 So even the,

01:12:26.340 just saying romantic

01:12:27.340 or aromantic

01:12:28.180 is a,

01:12:29.100 is a sad binary.

01:12:31.200 Oh my God,

01:12:31.560 there's five different varieties.

01:12:33.340 Of Aromantic Spectrum?

01:12:35.440 Would you like to hear that?

01:12:36.100 I think I would.

01:12:37.280 No, yeah.

01:12:38.240 Aromantic.

01:12:38.720 These individuals

01:12:39.940 typically do not experience

01:12:41.040 romantic attraction at all.

01:12:42.460 That is not notable to society.

01:12:45.280 It might be notable to you.

01:12:47.500 It might be interesting to you.

01:12:49.700 I don't need to know

01:12:50.720 anything about it.

01:12:51.820 I do not need awareness.

01:12:53.060 Well, they want you

01:12:53.640 to be aware of it now.

01:12:55.100 So you must be.

01:12:56.300 So there's Aromantic.

01:12:57.400 Okay.

01:12:57.740 Now there is

01:12:58.340 Grey Romantic.

01:13:00.420 These individuals

01:13:01.440 might sometimes

01:13:02.460 experience romantic attraction,

01:13:04.220 but it's infrequent

01:13:05.860 or low intensity.

01:13:08.180 How many freaking categories

01:13:09.880 can we put people into it?

01:13:11.300 Well, five at least.

01:13:12.960 Right?

01:13:13.400 Yeah, that's true.

01:13:13.920 Didn't you just tell me that?

01:13:14.800 Yes.

01:13:15.160 The romantic attraction

01:13:16.160 might be very rare,

01:13:17.300 occur under specific circumstances,

01:13:18.660 or be so weak

01:13:19.280 that it's ignorable.

01:13:20.780 Wait a minute.

01:13:21.300 If you're ignoring,

01:13:21.960 if it's so weak

01:13:22.620 it's ignorable,

01:13:23.360 it's not,

01:13:23.720 it's not there, is it?

01:13:24.660 It doesn't seem like it.

01:13:26.840 Category three.

01:13:28.840 Demiromantic.

01:13:30.420 These individuals

01:13:31.420 only experience

01:13:32.220 a romantic attraction

01:13:32.940 once.

01:13:34.900 No?

01:13:35.740 Exactly two times.

01:13:36.980 Exactly twice

01:13:37.860 in their lifetime

01:13:38.480 and then they're done.

01:13:41.140 That's the,

01:13:41.980 they call that bisexual.

01:13:43.500 You've done it twice.

01:13:44.440 It happens twice in your life.

01:13:45.540 Uh-huh.

01:13:45.840 Two times.

01:13:46.420 You could.

01:13:47.000 Okay, so this is,

01:13:48.860 these are people

01:13:49.400 that feel romantic attraction

01:13:51.240 only once a strong

01:13:52.520 emotional bond

01:13:53.500 has been formed.

01:13:54.340 Isn't this just like

01:13:55.140 traditional men and women?

01:13:56.900 Like, isn't this

01:13:57.380 what you're supposed to have?

01:13:58.760 Like, if you're designing,

01:14:00.500 this is all,

01:14:01.500 at least certainly all women,

01:14:03.080 right?

01:14:03.300 Mm-hmm.

01:14:03.880 Certainly not attracted

01:14:04.820 to us because of our bodies.

01:14:07.060 They've got to find

01:14:07.960 other ways to talk

01:14:09.020 themselves into it.

01:14:12.120 Lithromantic.

01:14:13.120 These individuals

01:14:14.280 may experience

01:14:14.860 romantic attraction

01:14:15.520 but do not desire

01:14:16.320 to be reciprocated.

01:14:18.560 What?

01:14:20.060 Weird.

01:14:21.260 Okay.

01:14:21.580 That is fantastic.

01:14:23.060 Finally,

01:14:23.360 quiro-romantic?

01:14:28.080 Also known as

01:14:29.140 WT-fromantic.

01:14:32.300 These individuals

01:14:32.960 find it challenging

01:14:33.740 to distinguish

01:14:34.480 between romantic

01:14:35.700 and platonic attraction.

01:14:37.520 Oh, so like

01:14:37.960 every 14-year-old boy?

01:14:41.080 They may feel

01:14:41.900 the concept of romance

01:14:42.980 is inaccessible

01:14:43.820 or unimportant to them.

01:14:45.400 So there you go.

01:14:46.100 You've learned something

01:14:46.880 and it's not even...

01:14:47.940 It's not even

01:14:48.640 a romantic spectrum

01:14:49.760 awareness week.

01:14:51.460 No.

01:14:52.660 March 21st

01:14:53.700 through the 25th

01:14:54.460 is now

01:14:54.820 LGBTQIA plus

01:14:56.700 health awareness week.

01:14:58.720 So they should not

01:14:59.360 be aware of their health

01:15:00.140 during Pride Month.

01:15:00.960 No.

01:15:01.620 No.

01:15:02.140 Only in March.

01:15:03.020 Only in March

01:15:03.660 from the 21st

01:15:04.540 to the 25th.

01:15:05.260 They can concentrate

01:15:05.940 on that.

01:15:07.100 On March 31st

01:15:08.860 it is

01:15:09.520 Transgender Day

01:15:10.700 of Visibility

01:15:11.460 because they're invisible

01:15:12.480 the rest of the year.

01:15:13.740 You don't ever see

01:15:14.680 a transgender person

01:15:15.880 during the course of the year.

01:15:16.500 It's fascinating, Pat.

01:15:17.640 I find them quite easy

01:15:18.620 to spot.

01:15:19.640 Oh, really?

01:15:20.260 Yeah.

01:15:20.720 Like almost every time

01:15:21.860 there's a transgendered person

01:15:22.900 nearby.

01:15:23.200 But only on the 31st

01:15:24.420 of March?

01:15:25.220 Every day of the year.

01:15:27.020 In fact,

01:15:27.260 I would say

01:15:27.640 one of the most notable

01:15:28.840 things about a transgender person

01:15:30.160 is how visible they are.

01:15:32.000 Like it's actually...

01:15:33.180 Especially lately.

01:15:34.060 Lately.

01:15:34.880 Not only are they

01:15:35.660 visible in that

01:15:37.000 they're in every news story

01:15:38.460 and everyone talks

01:15:39.320 about them constantly.

01:15:40.580 But like

01:15:41.020 when you see

01:15:42.480 a group of women

01:15:43.220 coming towards you

01:15:44.600 and one of them

01:15:45.340 is a man

01:15:46.400 who is saying

01:15:47.560 they are a woman

01:15:48.160 you can tell the difference.

01:15:50.340 Visibility is not

01:15:51.580 an issue

01:15:52.000 in this particular arena.

01:15:53.720 How about April 6th

01:15:55.400 being

01:15:55.780 International Asexuality Day?

01:15:59.360 That's only a day though

01:16:00.540 not an entire week.

01:16:01.660 That's different

01:16:02.120 than aromantic

01:16:02.880 by the way.

01:16:03.660 Asexual is different

01:16:04.720 than aromantic.

01:16:05.660 Yes.

01:16:06.160 Don't...

01:16:06.680 I don't know

01:16:07.120 what the difference is

01:16:07.800 but there's a difference there.

01:16:08.400 Well, you may feel

01:16:09.140 romantic towards somebody

01:16:10.140 but I guess

01:16:10.640 you don't have sex with them.

01:16:13.120 Alright, now I'm going to find out.

01:16:14.240 That would be my guess.

01:16:15.360 Okay, go ahead.

01:16:16.240 Go on, please.

01:16:17.200 April 13th,

01:16:18.080 International Day of Pink.

01:16:20.060 That's a day

01:16:20.660 opposing homophobia.

01:16:24.000 It is a...

01:16:24.800 So the other days

01:16:25.700 you shouldn't oppose homophobia?

01:16:28.280 What is this?

01:16:30.360 It's just such...

01:16:32.000 Like, you know,

01:16:32.700 as Jesse was talking about

01:16:33.680 earlier this hour.

01:16:34.400 It is much, much more

01:16:36.000 than a very stupid movement

01:16:38.060 and a thing to make fun of.

01:16:39.560 It is.

01:16:40.040 Yes.

01:16:40.760 But it also is something

01:16:42.160 to make fun of.

01:16:43.740 Every once in a while

01:16:44.620 I have to stop

01:16:45.640 and just laugh.

01:16:46.620 What is the difference

01:16:47.420 between aromantic

01:16:49.000 and asexual?

01:16:50.660 I...

01:16:51.500 Like, how can this be

01:16:52.660 a conversation

01:16:53.140 people are having?

01:16:54.420 Like, maybe if you're

01:16:55.300 a psychologist,

01:16:56.840 you're working

01:16:57.480 in this field,

01:16:58.440 I...

01:17:00.760 It's just impossible

01:17:01.800 for me to understand

01:17:02.840 the conversations

01:17:03.800 that people are

01:17:04.780 engaging in these days.

01:17:06.280 How do you feel

01:17:06.700 about April 14th?

01:17:07.920 The Day of Silence Day.

01:17:10.260 The Day of Silence Day?

01:17:12.900 Where you just...

01:17:13.460 I guess you just

01:17:14.220 don't say anything

01:17:15.260 about anybody

01:17:16.320 on April 14th.

01:17:17.760 Wow.

01:17:19.000 Is that because you're, like,

01:17:20.540 in the midst

01:17:21.100 of preparing your taxes

01:17:22.180 and, like,

01:17:22.820 you just can't say anything

01:17:24.200 to anyone?

01:17:24.960 It's, like,

01:17:26.160 it's Tax Day Eve

01:17:27.500 or Day of Silence Day.

01:17:30.660 So, why wouldn't

01:17:31.300 they just say

01:17:31.660 it's Silence Day

01:17:32.480 or Day of Silence?

01:17:34.160 Why is it

01:17:34.600 Day of Silence Day?

01:17:36.460 I actually added

01:17:37.580 the last day.

01:17:38.400 Oh, okay.

01:17:38.920 Yes.

01:17:39.880 So, it's just

01:17:40.580 Day of Silence.

01:17:41.400 You fooled me

01:17:42.040 because it could be

01:17:42.680 that dumb.

01:17:43.480 It could.

01:17:44.140 It's not Day of Silence Day.

01:17:45.840 Wait, what is

01:17:46.480 Day of Silence, really?

01:17:47.440 Is it, like,

01:17:47.920 your...

01:17:48.360 Like, a moment

01:17:49.200 of silence to...

01:17:50.480 Let me guess.

01:17:50.960 To remember...

01:17:51.200 The moment of silence

01:17:51.660 to remember all the

01:17:52.600 LGBTQ people

01:17:53.780 who have been murdered

01:17:54.360 by conservatives?

01:17:55.500 Thank you, yes.

01:17:56.080 Is it basically that?

01:17:56.560 That's exactly

01:17:57.100 what I'm sure it is.

01:17:59.100 On April 26th,

01:18:00.200 we, of course,

01:18:00.700 celebrate Lesbian Visibility Day.

01:18:03.140 Please don't confuse that

01:18:04.400 with Transgender Day

01:18:05.820 of Visibility.

01:18:06.880 Oh, God.

01:18:07.220 This is different.

01:18:08.320 Now, what if...

01:18:08.980 Let me ask you a question,

01:18:10.080 this is a little sensitive.

01:18:11.780 Uh-huh.

01:18:12.240 Let's say

01:18:12.920 you're a man.

01:18:14.920 I am.

01:18:15.540 And you are.

01:18:16.100 And I am.

01:18:16.500 In this particular case.

01:18:17.620 But let's say

01:18:18.240 you decided to

01:18:19.200 trans yourself

01:18:20.060 into a woman.

01:18:21.280 Okay.

01:18:21.600 So, you're now

01:18:21.920 a trans woman.

01:18:23.000 Mm-hmm.

01:18:23.300 And when you are

01:18:25.660 a trans woman,

01:18:26.400 your sexual preference

01:18:27.900 remains the same.

01:18:28.760 So, you still are

01:18:29.500 attracted to women.

01:18:30.780 So, now you are

01:18:31.400 a trans woman lesbian.

01:18:33.400 Right.

01:18:33.900 Which day of visibility

01:18:34.840 do you celebrate?

01:18:37.500 That's a really good question.

01:18:39.920 Is it?

01:18:41.020 It is.

01:18:41.500 It's a great question.

01:18:42.660 It's a really good question.

01:18:43.400 And I actually don't know

01:18:44.380 the answer to it.

01:18:44.880 I don't know.

01:18:45.560 I don't know.

01:18:45.900 I feel like

01:18:47.400 we need

01:18:48.260 a different day.

01:18:49.760 A trans woman

01:18:50.920 lesbian visibility day.

01:18:52.980 Without that day

01:18:54.000 and I think it should be

01:18:54.640 right in between

01:18:55.400 the other two days.

01:18:56.600 So, where would that be?

01:18:57.540 Where would that fall

01:18:58.020 on the calendar?

01:18:58.640 Like March?

01:18:59.740 Roughly.

01:19:00.480 April?

01:19:01.000 Roughly the first part

01:19:02.280 of April.

01:19:02.720 Okay.

01:19:03.040 Somewhere.

01:19:03.360 Early April.

01:19:04.580 Can we start that

01:19:05.600 as a movement?

01:19:06.260 I want to start

01:19:06.760 a new petition

01:19:07.380 to get trans woman

01:19:08.780 lesbian awareness

01:19:10.340 visibility day day.

01:19:12.700 Now, I know

01:19:13.040 I don't have to tell

01:19:13.980 most people this

01:19:14.780 but May 17th

01:19:15.960 is the International Day

01:19:17.360 Against Homophobia

01:19:18.720 Biphobia

01:19:19.620 and Transphobia.

01:19:21.480 So, wait.

01:19:21.920 Wasn't there already

01:19:22.680 a day that we weren't

01:19:23.480 supposed to be homophobic

01:19:24.560 previously?

01:19:26.020 Yeah, but

01:19:26.580 they didn't include

01:19:27.800 biphobic or transphobic

01:19:29.580 on that day.

01:19:30.180 So, to be clear

01:19:30.720 you could be biphobic

01:19:32.140 on the other day.

01:19:33.460 That would be fine.

01:19:34.620 You could.

01:19:35.060 That's okay.

01:19:35.620 But you wouldn't want to be

01:19:36.600 But you don't want to be

01:19:38.460 homophobic that day.

01:19:40.360 No.

01:19:40.540 You can be transphobic.

01:19:42.040 You can't be homophobic

01:19:44.560 on that particular day.

01:19:45.780 Right.

01:19:45.880 On the other day

01:19:46.840 the second day

01:19:47.400 you just mentioned

01:19:48.040 can't be any of them.

01:19:49.340 Two days later

01:19:49.960 on the 19th of May

01:19:51.480 it's agender.

01:19:53.820 It's agender pride day.

01:19:56.340 What is agender?

01:19:58.000 What is agender?

01:19:58.380 You don't have any gender.

01:19:59.780 Okay, so it's just

01:20:00.340 it's like asexual.

01:20:01.140 You don't have any sexuality

01:20:01.940 you're avomantic.

01:20:02.960 Okay, they're just

01:20:03.460 Yes, you don't have

01:20:04.260 any gender.

01:20:05.940 Why do we need

01:20:06.600 So, you couldn't fall

01:20:08.140 anywhere among

01:20:09.080 the 97 different genders

01:20:11.500 that are specified

01:20:12.940 from Facebook.

01:20:14.040 It's like the person

01:20:14.740 who can't find anything

01:20:15.460 to eat at Cheesecake Factory.

01:20:16.800 Like the menu's huge.

01:20:18.300 It's 38 pages

01:20:20.460 of food.

01:20:21.840 It's like a novel.

01:20:23.220 What do you mean

01:20:23.680 you can't find anything

01:20:24.540 to eat?

01:20:24.680 It's a two foot tall

01:20:25.920 38 page menu

01:20:27.880 and you can't figure out

01:20:29.440 one thing.

01:20:30.040 They've got Chinese,

01:20:31.380 Italian, Indian,

01:20:33.280 American,

01:20:33.540 Every country

01:20:34.280 is represented here

01:20:35.480 at Cheesecake Factory.

01:20:37.020 Hungarian.

01:20:37.860 They've got Zimbabwean.

01:20:39.100 Yes.

01:20:39.460 You can have

01:20:40.260 any sort of food

01:20:41.360 that exists on this planet

01:20:42.520 and you can't figure out

01:20:43.560 something to eat.

01:20:44.280 Not one thing.

01:20:45.840 That's agender.

01:20:48.460 Now we're aware.

01:20:50.100 Yes, right.

01:20:50.480 Now we're aware.

01:20:51.040 Because we missed

01:20:51.480 a lot of these.

01:20:52.220 I gotta say,

01:20:52.980 I didn't even celebrate

01:20:53.760 several of these days.

01:20:55.060 I love Harvey Milk Day

01:20:56.440 on May 22nd.

01:20:58.020 Harvey Milk gets a day?

01:20:59.240 Yeah.

01:21:00.340 Yeah.

01:21:00.700 Are you kidding me?

01:21:01.360 He was a communist.

01:21:02.240 A communist, right?

01:21:04.760 Not a...

01:21:06.000 I mean...

01:21:06.560 This is probably

01:21:07.000 why he has the day,

01:21:07.700 by the way.

01:21:08.060 It is.

01:21:09.600 May 25th,

01:21:10.900 Pansexual and Panromantic

01:21:13.080 Awareness Day.

01:21:14.420 So they just,

01:21:14.960 I guess they want you

01:21:15.660 to be aware

01:21:16.300 that some people

01:21:18.580 just like to have sex

01:21:20.080 with everything

01:21:20.720 or everyone.

01:21:22.060 Yeah,

01:21:22.440 orientation characterized

01:21:23.600 by the potential

01:21:24.360 for attraction

01:21:25.140 to people

01:21:25.820 regardless of their

01:21:26.800 gender or sex.

01:21:27.760 Yeah,

01:21:27.920 it doesn't matter.

01:21:28.980 It doesn't matter.

01:21:29.720 Will they hook up

01:21:30.520 with agender people

01:21:31.360 that don't have

01:21:32.040 any gender or sex?

01:21:34.920 I see.

01:21:35.320 That's another question.

01:21:36.120 Put another day

01:21:36.640 on the calendar,

01:21:37.160 Pat,

01:21:37.300 so we can get

01:21:37.640 aware of that.

01:21:38.100 Okay.

01:21:38.480 All right.

01:21:39.100 All right.

01:21:39.520 I'll mark that down.

01:21:40.440 Okay, good.

01:21:41.760 Stonewall Day

01:21:42.440 is June 23rd.

01:21:44.100 Stonewall Day?

01:21:44.880 What's Stonewall Day?

01:21:45.840 Well,

01:21:46.040 the day that you

01:21:46.620 remember Stonewall.

01:21:47.520 Stonewall in New York.

01:21:51.460 The Stonewall

01:21:52.460 that kicked off

01:21:53.140 the gay movement?

01:21:53.860 There you go.

01:21:54.340 Yeah.

01:21:54.760 Yeah.

01:21:56.060 All right.

01:21:56.740 There's a million more.

01:21:58.600 I don't know.

01:21:59.220 I got to plan my calendar.

01:22:00.440 I need to know

01:22:01.160 what's coming up.

01:22:01.900 Okay.

01:22:02.600 More coming up

01:22:03.460 in just a few minutes.

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01:23:19.260 This is

01:23:20.180 the Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:21.380 It's Pat and Stu

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01:23:36.320 on the Glenn Beck Program.

01:23:37.440 All right,

01:23:37.780 we have barely

01:23:38.640 scratched the surface

01:23:40.000 of special sexuality days

01:23:43.080 that we celebrate

01:23:43.800 during the calendar year.

01:23:45.180 I'm concerned, Pat,

01:23:46.400 because I have a vacation

01:23:48.000 coming up next week,

01:23:49.160 but like I have

01:23:50.240 the rest of my year,

01:23:51.860 I had planned one way

01:23:53.220 without knowledge

01:23:54.080 of some of these days

01:23:54.860 or awareness weeks.

01:23:56.000 I need to rework

01:23:57.480 my entire schedule

01:23:58.460 to figure this out.

01:23:59.280 Hopefully,

01:23:59.780 all Americans

01:24:00.760 will recalibrate

01:24:02.000 after hearing

01:24:03.460 about these days

01:24:04.920 and weeks

01:24:05.520 because they're

01:24:06.660 they're important

01:24:08.120 and there's 18 more

01:24:09.960 of them to go over.

01:24:11.300 Oh, my God.

01:24:12.520 18.

01:24:14.060 We've done what?

01:24:15.580 I don't know.

01:24:16.120 12 already?

01:24:17.080 Oh, my gosh.

01:24:18.500 Good golly.

01:24:19.580 It's amazing.

01:24:20.700 The Glenn Beck Program.

01:24:35.520 What you're about to hear

01:24:58.080 is the fusion

01:24:59.860 of entertainment

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01:25:13.200 Man,

01:25:14.120 we got to get to

01:25:14.880 finishing up the list

01:25:16.200 because you have to know

01:25:17.820 when,

01:25:18.820 what,

01:25:19.140 and where to celebrate.

01:25:20.560 We're going to share

01:25:21.140 that with you.

01:25:23.240 Which sexual orientations

01:25:25.860 you celebrate

01:25:26.600 and become aware of

01:25:28.380 on what day

01:25:29.200 and we'll finish up

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01:25:30.680 in one minute.

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01:26:43.240 All right, let's see.

01:26:46.140 Where do we leave off here

01:26:47.400 on these important days

01:26:48.740 and weeks?

01:26:51.200 Yeah, we talked about

01:26:52.200 Stonewall Day

01:26:52.880 on June 23rd, right?

01:26:54.720 So, on June 28th,

01:26:56.720 we're, of course,

01:26:57.760 looking forward to

01:26:58.800 International LGBTQ Plus Day.

01:27:04.500 So,

01:27:05.640 this is really not

01:27:07.240 an inclusive day.

01:27:08.340 I'm a little

01:27:08.760 not in favor

01:27:10.560 of this particular day

01:27:11.920 because they left out

01:27:13.000 a Q,

01:27:14.200 one of the Qs,

01:27:15.080 either queer

01:27:15.940 or questioning.

01:27:16.900 I don't know which,

01:27:18.320 but it's wrong.

01:27:19.800 They're not inclusive.

01:27:21.080 They left out the I,

01:27:22.980 which is intersex,

01:27:24.400 and they left out

01:27:25.560 the A

01:27:26.180 for asexual.

01:27:27.740 Now,

01:27:27.940 they may figure

01:27:28.980 that they covered

01:27:29.940 asexual

01:27:30.840 with the asexuality day

01:27:32.760 on April 6th.

01:27:34.740 How do you not put

01:27:35.460 the A in

01:27:36.220 if you're doing

01:27:36.720 an asexual day?

01:27:38.240 I don't know.

01:27:38.500 I don't know, Stu.

01:27:39.460 I don't know.

01:27:40.040 Let me ask you this.

01:27:40.740 What about the two spirit people?

01:27:42.320 Right.

01:27:42.900 Completely left out

01:27:44.000 and feeling unincluded here.

01:27:45.220 They've been around

01:27:45.680 for millions of years.

01:27:46.660 Millions.

01:27:47.100 And they are not

01:27:48.360 even honored here.

01:27:49.220 Pat,

01:27:49.460 what do you think

01:27:50.020 the odds are?

01:27:50.940 And you've been a person

01:27:51.620 who studied history

01:27:52.480 for many, many years.

01:27:54.160 What are the odds

01:27:54.840 of a civil war

01:27:56.000 breaking out

01:27:56.580 between the Qs?

01:27:58.700 The queer

01:27:59.300 and the questioning

01:28:00.140 going to war

01:28:01.080 because they're so frustrating.

01:28:02.440 I think it's going to happen.

01:28:03.460 I think it's a certainty

01:28:04.620 at this point.

01:28:05.440 It is a certainty.

01:28:06.420 It's a certainty.

01:28:07.340 A hundred percent.

01:28:08.080 Because, I mean,

01:28:09.220 so often we see

01:28:10.360 LGBTQ people mentioned

01:28:11.880 and no one ever is clear

01:28:14.080 which Q they're actually

01:28:15.400 putting in there.

01:28:16.320 They're not.

01:28:16.980 So, at some point,

01:28:18.560 I just think

01:28:19.320 something's going to break out

01:28:21.000 between the two Qs.

01:28:22.440 You know,

01:28:22.840 why are we not included?

01:28:24.240 Wait, you guys are included.

01:28:25.440 We're the ones

01:28:25.920 that are not included.

01:28:27.080 And they'll have a war

01:28:28.360 over the inclusion

01:28:29.360 and which is being excluded.

01:28:31.520 That's why I always say

01:28:32.180 the LGBTQQIA 2 plus community.

01:28:35.080 Me too,

01:28:35.700 but I'm using

01:28:36.460 only what's written here

01:28:37.800 because I want to show

01:28:39.440 the exclusionary mindset

01:28:42.480 of these people.

01:28:46.620 July 16th.

01:28:48.060 No, I'm sorry.

01:28:48.980 July 14th.

01:28:49.720 I do not want to forget

01:28:51.200 the International

01:28:52.140 Non-Binary People Day.

01:28:55.080 July 14th.

01:28:56.860 So, you're non-binary

01:28:58.260 which means

01:28:59.140 you're not a man

01:29:01.240 or a woman.

01:29:02.500 Is it me, Pat,

01:29:03.320 or there are 50 different terms

01:29:05.060 for the same thing

01:29:05.800 in this whole movement?

01:29:06.820 Yes.

01:29:07.120 Like, so many of them

01:29:07.880 are like,

01:29:08.240 oh, well,

01:29:08.620 we don't belong

01:29:09.240 to those two things

01:29:10.120 so we get our own word

01:29:11.140 and then there's another word

01:29:12.320 and all it means

01:29:12.940 is we don't belong

01:29:13.680 to these two things.

01:29:15.360 Exactly.

01:29:15.760 Which, again,

01:29:16.380 it's not your choice.

01:29:18.460 Right.

01:29:19.040 It's not your choice

01:29:19.840 whether you belong

01:29:20.500 to the male or female

01:29:21.720 gender or sexual,

01:29:23.800 sex, I guess.

01:29:25.560 It's not your choice.

01:29:26.420 It's just a sign to you.

01:29:27.720 It's just part of your...

01:29:28.840 It's a sign

01:29:28.960 at your birth.

01:29:29.920 Yeah, and I hate...

01:29:30.600 The word a sign

01:29:31.600 makes it seem like

01:29:32.700 the doctors are like,

01:29:33.680 let's just guesstimate.

01:29:35.580 I don't know.

01:29:36.580 Pick out of a hat.

01:29:37.820 No.

01:29:38.240 It's just what you are.

01:29:39.980 That is what it is.

01:29:40.840 When you're born,

01:29:42.400 99.999% of people

01:29:44.740 fall into one of two categories.

01:29:46.920 That's pretty much a binary.

01:29:50.140 It is.

01:29:50.980 So non-binary...

01:29:52.080 It is.

01:29:52.220 You can later on

01:29:53.320 come up with a feeling

01:29:54.480 that you're saying,

01:29:55.200 I don't feel like

01:29:56.240 I'm one of these two things.

01:29:57.760 So what?

01:30:00.080 So what?

01:30:01.720 So what?

01:30:03.500 Who cares if you think

01:30:04.800 you're not in one of those two things?

01:30:06.140 You are.

01:30:07.440 And like,

01:30:08.820 that might be interesting

01:30:10.720 for your family

01:30:11.880 to know about you.

01:30:12.860 Right?

01:30:13.180 If you don't think

01:30:14.220 you're a man or a woman,

01:30:15.400 your mom might be

01:30:16.700 really interested

01:30:17.600 in that information.

01:30:18.560 I don't need a day

01:30:19.360 to celebrate it.

01:30:20.940 It might be something

01:30:21.920 that you need to talk

01:30:22.980 to your doctor about.

01:30:24.440 It might be something

01:30:24.880 you need to talk

01:30:25.340 to your friends

01:30:25.960 and family

01:30:26.580 and maybe

01:30:27.300 if you're married

01:30:28.140 you need to alert

01:30:29.980 that other person

01:30:30.880 you're with

01:30:31.380 that something has changed

01:30:32.700 and needs to be addressed.

01:30:34.200 But as a society,

01:30:36.260 as we form policy

01:30:37.800 in a country,

01:30:39.260 not really interesting.

01:30:40.620 I'm sensing from you

01:30:41.780 and your discussion here

01:30:43.520 that I'm not getting

01:30:45.340 a card from you

01:30:46.140 on July 14th

01:30:47.560 to celebrate

01:30:49.080 International Non-Binary People Day.

01:30:51.480 You know?

01:30:51.980 You're not going to

01:30:52.580 wish me a happy...

01:30:53.320 Oh, you'll get a card from me.

01:30:54.440 Yeah.

01:30:54.600 You might not like

01:30:55.220 what's written on it

01:30:55.840 but you'll get a card from me.

01:30:56.780 All right.

01:30:57.840 July 16th,

01:30:58.980 International Drag Day.

01:31:01.320 Now that seems like

01:31:02.500 every day these days.

01:31:03.640 Sure does.

01:31:04.100 I will see.

01:31:05.120 Shoot, sure does.

01:31:06.220 Man, I was,

01:31:07.820 I will say,

01:31:08.720 unaware once again

01:31:10.000 of how many people

01:31:11.940 wanted to do

01:31:12.640 drag queen shows.

01:31:13.960 I didn't realize...

01:31:14.960 And how many people

01:31:15.700 were interested

01:31:16.280 in going to them.

01:31:17.260 Yeah.

01:31:17.980 And again,

01:31:18.860 nobody cared

01:31:19.680 before you started

01:31:21.480 including kids in these.

01:31:22.880 No.

01:31:23.260 I didn't care.

01:31:24.600 How long

01:31:25.760 has RuPaul

01:31:26.900 had a show on TV?

01:31:28.560 How long have we known

01:31:29.600 about RuPaul's thing?

01:31:31.180 Long enough

01:31:31.860 for her to become hateful.

01:31:33.780 Right?

01:31:33.900 Because she was calling herself

01:31:35.000 a tranny

01:31:35.680 and that was a bad word now.

01:31:38.520 So even people

01:31:39.340 who are cross-dressers

01:31:41.180 can't get away

01:31:42.000 with talking

01:31:42.880 the way they want to talk.

01:31:44.840 It's,

01:31:45.280 I mean,

01:31:45.540 it's absurd.

01:31:46.760 It is.

01:31:48.000 It is.

01:31:48.640 And,

01:31:48.940 but I didn't care

01:31:50.400 about drag shows

01:31:51.220 and they act

01:31:52.000 as if,

01:31:52.460 you know,

01:31:53.560 the right

01:31:54.520 is at war

01:31:55.580 with drag queens now

01:31:56.800 and that's not

01:31:58.160 the case at all.

01:31:59.800 Just stop

01:32:00.320 including kids

01:32:01.040 in those.

01:32:01.680 Please.

01:32:02.700 Leave the kids alone.

01:32:04.380 September 16th

01:32:05.220 through 23rd

01:32:05.840 is Bisexual Awareness Week.

01:32:08.220 I'm already aware of it.

01:32:09.960 I'm already aware.

01:32:11.060 You know?

01:32:12.060 I do know

01:32:12.680 that there are people

01:32:13.720 who swing both ways.

01:32:16.220 I already know that.

01:32:17.200 We've known that for a while.

01:32:18.120 So do we don't,

01:32:18.940 we don't need that Awareness Week.

01:32:20.140 Don't need it.

01:32:20.700 We did need

01:32:21.340 a gender Awareness Week

01:32:23.300 because we weren't exactly

01:32:24.160 sure what that was.

01:32:25.080 Right.

01:32:25.560 But this one we don't know.

01:32:26.660 We know what it is.

01:32:27.500 Now the last day

01:32:28.320 of Bisexual Awareness Week

01:32:29.700 is Celebrate Bisexuality Day.

01:32:33.060 On September 23rd.

01:32:34.340 So in the week,

01:32:35.880 one of the days

01:32:37.000 is also a Bisexuality Day?

01:32:39.060 Exactly.

01:32:40.920 So what do you do?

01:32:42.240 Are you scoffing?

01:32:43.100 Is that quad?

01:32:43.560 I'm sorry,

01:32:43.880 did you just scoff

01:32:44.840 celebrate Bisexuality Day?

01:32:48.280 If you have

01:32:49.180 Bisexuality Week

01:32:50.380 and there's a day

01:32:51.280 Bisexuality Day

01:32:53.440 within that week,

01:32:54.220 is it Quad Sexuality Day?

01:32:56.860 You're adding both the BIs?

01:32:58.540 Adding or I was multiplying

01:32:59.760 but whatever.

01:33:00.900 All right.

01:33:01.400 You know?

01:33:02.000 Either way,

01:33:02.480 it comes out to four.

01:33:03.240 It comes out to four.

01:33:04.200 So maybe it's Quad Day.

01:33:07.320 Entire month of October.

01:33:09.260 LGBT History Month.

01:33:11.880 So wait,

01:33:12.180 we have Pride Month

01:33:13.240 and LGBT.

01:33:14.360 So literally

01:33:15.820 one-sixth of the year now

01:33:17.980 without these days and weeks.

01:33:19.900 Yes.

01:33:20.180 One-sixth of the year

01:33:21.440 is dedicated to LGBT

01:33:22.800 history and Pride?

01:33:25.720 Yes.

01:33:26.740 Okay.

01:33:27.700 But that makes sense

01:33:28.900 because it makes up,

01:33:30.360 they make up

01:33:31.120 four percent of the population.

01:33:34.280 So of course they need

01:33:35.580 one-sixth of the year.

01:33:37.240 Plus all the other days

01:33:38.400 and weeks.

01:33:38.600 Plus all the other days.

01:33:40.140 Okay.

01:33:40.320 Yes.

01:33:41.880 We're in October now?

01:33:43.400 We're into October.

01:33:44.780 October 8th is

01:33:45.720 International Lesbian Day.

01:33:48.340 October 11th.

01:33:49.540 Wait,

01:33:49.720 I feel like we had

01:33:50.400 that one already.

01:33:51.200 Really?

01:33:51.680 I don't know.

01:33:52.640 No, we did not.

01:33:53.260 Okay.

01:33:54.260 It was lesbian.

01:33:55.180 You're mixed this up.

01:33:57.680 What?

01:33:58.280 They mix it up with?

01:33:59.180 This is a common misconception.

01:34:00.880 Oh, okay.

01:34:01.380 You mixed it up with April 26th,

01:34:03.320 which is Lesbian Visibility Day.

01:34:05.460 Okay.

01:34:05.760 So that's the day

01:34:06.540 that you are able to see them.

01:34:08.240 I feel like,

01:34:10.560 God, there's so many jokes,

01:34:12.000 but let's avoid those

01:34:13.380 and instead say,

01:34:14.440 you know,

01:34:16.120 I feel like,

01:34:17.140 I feel like the awareness

01:34:19.680 and the visibility,

01:34:21.340 like you don't need separate days

01:34:22.820 for those two things,

01:34:23.680 do you?

01:34:25.060 Well, yes,

01:34:25.580 clearly you do

01:34:26.300 because we have them.

01:34:28.180 Otherwise,

01:34:28.960 they just combine the two

01:34:30.440 into one day,

01:34:31.680 but they don't do that

01:34:32.780 because it's not sufficient.

01:34:35.500 Good.

01:34:36.300 October 11th is National coming out.

01:34:38.240 Saturday.

01:34:40.220 October 17th through the 24th

01:34:42.760 is Gender Fluid Visibility Week.

01:34:46.240 Within LGBT history month?

01:34:49.620 Yes.

01:34:51.080 Gender Fluid.

01:34:52.320 Gender Fluid.

01:34:53.000 So that's the one

01:34:53.380 that's changing all the time, right?

01:34:54.540 Visibility Week.

01:34:54.880 Yeah.

01:34:55.220 You're fluid.

01:34:55.760 Like a fluid,

01:34:56.440 it moves wherever it wants to.

01:34:57.720 Sometimes you feel like a nut

01:34:58.260 and sometimes you don't.

01:35:00.800 And apparently,

01:35:01.280 sometimes you have a nut

01:35:02.240 or two

01:35:03.440 and sometimes you don't,

01:35:04.580 if you will.

01:35:06.260 It's like a Mounds Almond Joy situation.

01:35:07.940 Right.

01:35:09.700 October 19th.

01:35:11.320 Wow.

01:35:12.280 This is awful

01:35:13.560 because International Pronoun Day

01:35:16.480 shares its day

01:35:18.700 with Spirit Day.

01:35:21.420 So it's International Pronoun Day

01:35:23.340 and Spirit Day.

01:35:25.620 Is that like to Spirit?

01:35:27.220 That's what I'm thinking it is.

01:35:28.940 Okay.

01:35:29.660 Wait,

01:35:29.920 you're acting like you don't know.

01:35:30.980 And I was just seeing if you knew.

01:35:36.660 Oh, okay.

01:35:37.140 I was just pretending there.

01:35:39.940 Currently trying to find out

01:35:41.500 what Spirit Day is

01:35:42.860 because I honestly do not know.

01:35:45.700 Yet again,

01:35:46.960 it's,

01:35:47.420 I'm,

01:35:47.740 the awareness things really are working on me

01:35:49.500 because I don't have any awareness

01:35:50.700 of so many of these things.

01:35:51.940 Of Spirit Day?

01:35:52.800 Yeah,

01:35:53.120 I don't know.

01:35:53.920 but it is apparently,

01:35:55.200 it is to stand in solidarity

01:35:56.980 against bullying

01:35:58.200 and in support of

01:36:00.100 LGBTQ plus youth.

01:36:02.720 It was started in 2010

01:36:04.920 in response to some bullying incidents.

01:36:09.840 So what,

01:36:10.680 is Spirit Day?

01:36:11.620 So it's not celebrating

01:36:12.540 two spirit people?

01:36:13.620 Doesn't seem to be.

01:36:14.460 In fact,

01:36:14.620 they don't even put it in the acronym.

01:36:16.220 Wow.

01:36:16.460 They use LGBTQ plus.

01:36:19.120 Wow.

01:36:19.440 That's really,

01:36:20.300 really hurtful

01:36:21.180 to two spirit,

01:36:21.800 or two spirit friends.

01:36:23.100 Uh-huh.

01:36:23.840 Uh-huh.

01:36:24.840 By the way,

01:36:25.660 in case you were keeping track at home,

01:36:27.940 which I know many of you are,

01:36:30.040 the purple stripe

01:36:31.140 of the rainbow flag

01:36:32.220 is known,

01:36:33.700 is,

01:36:33.920 represents spirit.

01:36:36.140 So that is why we,

01:36:37.680 how we come to the Spirit Day.

01:36:40.080 Thank you for this day.

01:36:41.460 Thank you.

01:36:41.920 It's the purple,

01:36:42.580 it's the purple stripe.

01:36:44.100 Okay.

01:36:44.520 Mm-hmm.

01:36:44.820 October 23rd through the 29th

01:36:47.020 is Asexual Awareness Week.

01:36:49.240 So you want to be aware

01:36:50.100 that there are people

01:36:51.000 not having sex at all.

01:36:53.400 I don't know why

01:36:54.060 you need to be aware of that,

01:36:55.260 but you do.

01:36:56.300 I've seen a lot of Americans.

01:36:57.920 I know that is true.

01:37:01.960 October 26th,

01:37:03.280 Intersex Awareness Day.

01:37:05.140 So they're finally getting to the eye

01:37:06.820 in the LGBTQQIA2+.

01:37:12.020 We are late in the year

01:37:13.240 for the poor eye people.

01:37:14.700 October 26th.

01:37:15.980 Is eye multiple at once?

01:37:17.740 Is that like the,

01:37:18.380 the term used to be hermaphrodite?

01:37:20.660 Is this what,

01:37:21.720 now we're not supposed to use that word

01:37:23.120 I think anymore,

01:37:23.780 but intersex?

01:37:24.360 Yeah, we're not.

01:37:24.920 Is that the similar,

01:37:25.780 a similar phenomenon?

01:37:27.440 I would say yes.

01:37:28.460 Okay.

01:37:29.800 The entire month of November.

01:37:32.380 Wait,

01:37:32.700 they have another month?

01:37:33.560 They have another month.

01:37:34.980 Trans Awareness Month.

01:37:37.280 So trans awareness.

01:37:38.200 And so now we are at,

01:37:39.140 the LGBTQ plus community

01:37:40.720 has one quarter of our schedule.

01:37:42.980 They do.

01:37:44.500 Yeah,

01:37:44.760 thank you for noticing.

01:37:45.920 A quarter of the year.

01:37:47.660 The year is dedicated to LGBT QQIA2+.

01:37:52.280 QQIA2 plus community.

01:37:53.760 Yes.

01:37:54.180 Members, yeah.

01:37:54.780 And that does not,

01:37:55.560 of course,

01:37:55.760 include any of the other separate days.

01:37:57.600 So we're probably a whole nother month

01:37:59.240 at least of those.

01:37:59.940 It's probably not a third,

01:38:02.060 but close to a half.

01:38:03.740 Close to half.

01:38:04.460 Very similar to their representation

01:38:07.880 in our population.

01:38:08.940 About 50% of people are gay.

01:38:10.540 Wow.

01:38:10.980 So as part of it,

01:38:12.800 the entire month of November,

01:38:14.620 trans awareness,

01:38:16.300 November 5th is Trans Parent Day.

01:38:21.080 And so if you're the parent of a trans person,

01:38:23.320 we celebrate you.

01:38:24.560 No one else has had a parent day yet.

01:38:26.160 No.

01:38:26.760 All the L,

01:38:27.600 the G,

01:38:28.060 the B,

01:38:28.580 the Q,

01:38:29.120 the Q,

01:38:29.600 the I,

01:38:30.160 the A,

01:38:30.540 the 2,

01:38:30.900 the PLOS,

01:38:31.600 none of them matter.

01:38:32.580 is what they're saying to all of those.

01:38:34.760 Unless you're T.

01:38:35.240 Yeah.

01:38:35.580 Unless you're T,

01:38:36.420 you don't get a parent day.

01:38:37.420 What a disgrace.

01:38:38.700 It is a disgrace.

01:38:39.940 Thank you.

01:38:40.360 That's a really good word for it.

01:38:42.020 It is, you know?

01:38:42.800 It's a disgrace.

01:38:43.400 I think it works in this context.

01:38:44.940 It's a despicable disgrace.

01:38:47.960 We have three more.

01:38:49.420 Do you want to wait?

01:38:50.060 Oh, no.

01:38:50.440 All right.

01:38:52.440 Fine.

01:38:52.660 We'll wait.

01:38:52.940 All right.

01:38:53.120 We'll wait.

01:38:53.620 60 seconds.

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01:39:05.380 and you're thinking,

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01:39:10.820 that maybe turns down the rainbow colors a tad.

01:39:14.360 Maybe you're going from a red state

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01:39:44.720 Yeah.

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01:39:47.100 $39.95.

01:39:48.580 Yep.

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01:39:51.880 Yeah.

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01:40:11.260 In addition to Intersex Awareness Day,

01:40:24.440 which we told you about happens in like,

01:40:26.360 you know, people don't know about this.

01:40:28.020 Of course they do.

01:40:28.900 But we're just reminding you about

01:40:31.040 Intersex Awareness Day on October 26th

01:40:33.640 on November 8th.

01:40:35.600 So you have to wait just a little bit

01:40:37.600 over a week later.

01:40:38.900 It's Intersex Day of Remembrance.

01:40:40.680 So I guess you remember all the fun you had

01:40:43.060 on Intersex Awareness Day.

01:40:45.240 Mm-hmm.

01:40:45.820 Okay.

01:40:46.720 Hey, so you become aware of intersex people.

01:40:50.220 Yeah.

01:40:50.780 On the 26th.

01:40:51.960 And then you're like, that was a blast.

01:40:53.560 What a great day that was.

01:40:54.820 That's what you're remembering on November 8th.

01:40:57.120 Yeah.

01:40:57.420 Yeah.

01:40:57.820 Yeah.

01:40:58.060 Remember when we became aware of...

01:41:01.680 This is so ridiculous.

01:41:06.880 I do remember that.

01:41:07.940 It was such a great day.

01:41:08.800 Because it was a week and a half ago.

01:41:10.880 I wasn't sure.

01:41:11.680 You know what?

01:41:12.460 Let's spend the next 24 hours remembering that day.

01:41:15.060 Okay.

01:41:15.620 You know?

01:41:15.920 All right.

01:41:16.440 And every year you do it again.

01:41:19.160 Every year you become aware again

01:41:21.220 of intersex people.

01:41:22.660 I love it.

01:41:23.180 And then you remember how you became aware.

01:41:25.960 Yep.

01:41:26.240 I love it.

01:41:26.980 Well, then, I mean, no sooner do you do that.

01:41:31.500 Well, yes, a little bit, because it's five days later.

01:41:35.220 On November 13th through the 19th, it becomes Transgender Awareness Week.

01:41:41.440 And then on November 20th, uh...

01:41:45.380 Please tell me it's Transgender Remembrance Week.

01:41:47.520 It is.

01:41:49.000 It's the Transgender Day of Remembrance.

01:41:52.560 Okay, so...

01:41:53.260 Where you remember how much fun you had during Awareness Week.

01:41:56.380 I do feel like you really need a full week to be aware of the transgender issue.

01:42:01.180 I do, too.

01:42:01.680 So you get that full week, and then you have only one day to remember

01:42:05.740 what you learned in that week.

01:42:10.020 Does the iPhone give you those, like, hey, remember?

01:42:13.260 And then it just comes up with Transgender Remembrance?

01:42:15.380 It does.

01:42:15.540 Yeah, it does.

01:42:16.260 And it's like, hey, remember when you became aware?

01:42:17.540 And then hopefully you've taken a whole bunch of photos, you know,

01:42:19.920 during the course of the Awareness Week,

01:42:21.880 and you can look back on them and remember them.

01:42:23.940 Right.

01:42:24.380 And they give you the little montage with the music.

01:42:27.200 Facebook will probably create that for you.

01:42:29.120 Right.

01:42:29.280 Maybe it's transgendered music, and the music reminds you

01:42:32.440 of when you were aware of transgendered people.

01:42:36.400 And that's incredibly crucial to the success of our nation.

01:42:39.620 Thank God it exists.

01:42:41.140 What else would we do?

01:42:42.840 Yeah.

01:42:43.200 My guess is, Pat, I'm just going to throw this out there,

01:42:45.600 you'd become aware and then immediately forget

01:42:47.880 if you did not have the Remembrance Day.

01:42:50.480 You're right.

01:42:50.740 In fact, that might be happening anyway,

01:42:53.000 because why do we have to have an Awareness Day every year?

01:42:55.740 You become aware once, and then at the end,

01:42:57.980 it kind of loses its utility.

01:42:59.160 There's no utility at that point.

01:43:00.860 Unless you're Joe Biden, and then, of course,

01:43:03.760 you're so dementia-riddled that you forget.

01:43:06.620 That's true.

01:43:06.960 Every day for Joe Biden is everything.

01:43:09.060 Yeah, it's Awareness Day.

01:43:11.000 Yes.

01:43:11.320 And then the next day is Remembrance Day, which he fails at.

01:43:14.020 May I just mention how hateful

01:43:16.200 the months of January, August, and December are?

01:43:20.620 Oh, no.

01:43:21.500 Where there's...

01:43:22.380 No, no.

01:43:23.340 Don't say it.

01:43:24.060 There's no mention.

01:43:24.940 What are we aware of?

01:43:25.700 Nothing.

01:43:26.020 Nothing.

01:43:26.940 Nothing.

01:43:27.260 Where's the Two-Spirit stuff?

01:43:28.380 Can we stick that in one of these months?

01:43:30.360 I mean, there's got to be something we can do.

01:43:31.940 Thank you.

01:43:32.360 Thank you.

01:43:33.000 There's nothing in here for Two-Spirit.

01:43:34.040 Right.

01:43:34.160 You didn't even mention them.

01:43:35.140 Shouldn't August become Two-Spirit Awareness Month?

01:43:37.980 Thank you.

01:43:38.380 Let's start a petition on that.

01:43:41.020 By the way, we've done the math here behind the scenes.

01:43:43.660 Okay?

01:43:44.100 All right.

01:43:44.420 With all these days, and these weeks, and the months, 155 days a year, 42% of the year

01:43:55.340 is dedicated to celebrating your awareness slash remembrance of somebody's sexual preference,

01:44:02.580 where someone wants to put their junk, which is the basic summation.

01:44:06.820 Or lack of junk.

01:44:07.280 Or lack of junk.

01:44:08.040 Or maybe they don't want to put their junk anywhere.

01:44:09.480 Or maybe they want to get it all cut off, or whatever.

01:44:13.380 All that, you have basically half the year to celebrate, and remember, and become aware

01:44:21.020 of, and enjoy.

01:44:22.620 There's no LGBTQ Enjoyment Month, is there?

01:44:25.860 No, not yet.

01:44:26.760 Okay, but there will be.

01:44:27.680 December?

01:44:28.280 I'm going to just try that on December, see how that works out.

01:44:30.360 Okay.

01:44:31.120 Because at some point, they're just going to need to start encouraging us to just, you

01:44:33.400 got to just do it.

01:44:34.040 You know, there was a, there's a post on a door in a, in a, some major city, I can't

01:44:39.780 remember which one it was, and it said, check your thinking, same-sex attraction, got it?

01:44:48.560 Same-sex attraction is transphobic.

01:44:52.780 See, you hate transgendered people because you are saying you will only be attracted to

01:44:59.540 the same sex.

01:45:00.380 Oh, right.

01:45:00.920 So you're being hateful.

01:45:01.960 You're cutting yourself off.

01:45:03.200 Being gay is being hateful.

01:45:04.180 Yeah.

01:45:04.880 If you're gay or you're lesbian, you're hateful because you're cutting yourself off from those

01:45:08.540 other possibilities, like a gender fluid person.

01:45:11.020 I've just checked my thinking.

01:45:12.580 You're right.

01:45:12.960 Have you checked your thinking?

01:45:14.160 I have not.

01:45:14.600 How about check your thinking month for one of those empty months?

01:45:17.920 So people can check their thinking.

01:45:19.800 Wow.

01:45:20.260 A lot of people think they can just think about something and understand it.

01:45:23.980 Then you have to check your thinking after.

01:45:26.000 And if you check your thinking, you'll be like, oh, there we go.

01:45:28.600 I am a sexual gendered.

01:45:31.280 It's just going to lead to better people.

01:45:33.340 That's all.

01:45:33.960 Yep.

01:45:34.540 All of this.

01:45:35.280 No agenda here.

01:45:36.020 There's no agenda to this.

01:45:37.260 No.

01:45:37.640 No.

01:45:37.860 The fact that this is just, it's just, you know, Harvey Milk Day doesn't tell the entire

01:45:41.620 story now, does it?

01:45:43.720 There's no agenda here.

01:45:45.380 This is all very, very normal behavior.

01:45:47.560 And we should all just unite and celebrate all these days.

01:45:50.900 Yep.

01:45:51.320 The Glenn Back Program.

01:45:56.000 Jim Rogers, co-founder of our favorite Soros Management Fund, says that a bear market

01:46:03.280 is coming and that the U.S. dollar's global dominance is under threat.

01:46:07.500 Is the bear market coming because Glenn took a vacation?

01:46:10.020 I think that's possible.

01:46:10.860 We should consider it.

01:46:11.520 Most things are Glenn's fault in the end.

01:46:13.180 Even Transgender Awareness Month.

01:46:14.800 I will say, since the Soros Fund is notorious for crashing the pound sterling, you should

01:46:21.140 take heed when Rogers is talking about a currency collapse.

01:46:23.900 Rogers says he's bracing for the biggest market downturn in eight decades and that commodities

01:46:28.940 are the best hedges against inflation.

01:46:31.220 Also, he owns silver and gold currently.

01:46:33.860 You should be extremely worried, he said.

01:46:35.560 If you're not, you don't know what's going on.

01:46:37.440 I know something bad is going to happen in the currency markets in the next two or three

01:46:40.480 years.

01:46:40.800 It's scary stuff.

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01:47:45.960 Some news from Gavin Newsom.

01:47:50.680 Yes.

01:47:51.380 He's got a new proposal, doesn't he?

01:47:52.980 I think people are going to really love.

01:47:55.420 The 28th Amendment of the United States.

01:47:58.560 Now, I have just proposed an amendment to the United States Constitution very recently on

01:48:02.140 my program.

01:48:02.660 In fact, in April, I pitched a repeal of the 16th Amendment, which is the income tax situation.

01:48:09.360 And I think we should just stop saying, like, I want the rate to be lower.

01:48:13.900 No, I want it gone.

01:48:15.460 I want it gone and dead forever.

01:48:18.180 I can't tell you how on board with that I am.

01:48:21.320 Go to repealthe16thamendment.com.

01:48:23.740 Get involved.

01:48:24.460 Can you imagine?

01:48:25.560 Because we should.

01:48:26.060 Can you imagine?

01:48:27.080 I do believe we were in a country.

01:48:28.800 By the way, our founders all had this idea that they shouldn't have an income tax at all.

01:48:33.180 Yeah, right.

01:48:33.800 Which, by the way, they didn't.

01:48:35.640 They didn't.

01:48:36.300 They didn't have one.

01:48:37.060 It's a new thing.

01:48:37.780 To America.

01:48:38.880 We had to amend the Constitution for it even to be allowed.

01:48:41.780 And somehow, our predecessors, in a very large mistake, allowed that to occur.

01:48:47.960 Somehow, Woodrow Wilson, you know, we did have an income tax a couple of times before

01:48:58.780 that.

01:48:59.500 One was the American Civil War.

01:49:03.220 He tried to raise some funds for the war effort.

01:49:06.480 A lot of exceptions there.

01:49:08.020 But the interesting thing about that was they got rid of it afterward.

01:49:12.960 Yeah.

01:49:13.600 Which is, I mean, that never happens, but it happened.

01:49:16.620 And look, that was a shaky period.

01:49:18.040 But when it went to the courts, they said, no, actually, you can't really do this stuff.

01:49:21.680 Yeah.

01:49:22.080 They had to add the amendment.

01:49:23.160 Those were the days, weren't they?

01:49:24.380 And they did that because you were not allowed to have that type of direct taxation.

01:49:29.320 That was not the way you were allowed.

01:49:30.100 You were not allowed to do that.

01:49:31.760 They had a bunch of ways you could try to do it, but you couldn't do it that way.

01:49:35.900 And of course, the ways that they tried to do it would not stand up politically today

01:49:40.000 anyway.

01:49:40.700 I want it to go away completely.

01:49:42.280 You know, and then you put the pressure on your states.

01:49:44.860 I mean, look, probably a lot of them would raise the rates because they would have to

01:49:48.540 find ways to fund these programs.

01:49:49.920 Maybe some of that money would go and be spent more wisely.

01:49:54.820 But certainly, you'd be able to hold people at a local level more accountable.

01:49:58.580 You want to raise the rates again, do you?

01:50:00.380 Go ahead.

01:50:00.940 You know what?

01:50:01.240 Maybe I'll move.

01:50:02.860 This is what sucks about the federal stuff is that you can't avoid it.

01:50:06.660 Yeah.

01:50:06.820 There's nowhere to move.

01:50:07.900 You got to move out.

01:50:08.380 You got to get citizenship in another country.

01:50:10.020 Yeah.

01:50:10.740 But anyway, so he's proposing basically a partial repeal of the Second Amendment is what

01:50:16.580 the 28th Amendment would be to Gavin Newsom.

01:50:18.220 I will say, Gavin Newsom is acting like a person who believes Joe Biden is going to drop

01:50:22.420 out of this race.

01:50:22.980 And maybe he's just positioning himself for the just-in-case.

01:50:26.740 Maybe he's positioning himself for 2028.

01:50:29.460 Maybe he's going to jump in and go against Joe Biden, though that's-

01:50:32.580 I don't think so.

01:50:32.860 I don't think so.

01:50:34.740 But he is definitely acting like a guy running for president right now.

01:50:38.440 And it's, you know, it's a typically stupid amendment.

01:50:40.860 I don't need to give you all the details, but it's all the things that they always say.

01:50:43.520 Common sense gun reform.

01:50:45.380 Raising the minimum age to purchase a gun to 21.

01:50:48.820 Universal background checks.

01:50:50.760 Which we've already, seriously.

01:50:53.020 That already basically exists.

01:50:56.360 The only thing that's not universal is if I sell a gun to my son, I don't have to go

01:51:02.020 through a- he doesn't go through a background check.

01:51:04.400 Right.

01:51:04.900 This very, very small percentage of purchases go this way.

01:51:07.680 Small, tiny.

01:51:08.700 It's like saying you run a McDonald's franchise and you're like, we're going to put in a brand

01:51:13.680 new law, universal payment for food.

01:51:16.840 And everyone's like, well, everyone who comes in has to pay for food.

01:51:19.040 No!

01:51:19.940 Sometimes our employees make it for themselves.

01:51:22.400 And every once in a while, someone comes in and their credit card won't go through afterward.

01:51:27.840 It's like, okay, but that's a .000%.

01:51:32.360 Yeah, it doesn't matter.

01:51:33.520 We're going to act like it's the biggest deal in the world anyway.

01:51:36.580 And of course, it's an assault weapon ban as well.

01:51:39.220 But I mean, it looks-

01:51:40.280 But this is what the left does.

01:51:42.220 Yeah.

01:51:42.620 This is what they did to get Roe v. Wade passed.

01:51:45.780 They talked about back alley abortions and everybody's like, well, how often does that

01:51:49.980 happen?

01:51:50.560 10,000 times a year!

01:51:53.680 10,000?

01:51:54.700 Really?

01:51:55.080 Are there stats on that?

01:51:56.480 Do back alley people, do back alley abortionists, you know, jot them all down?

01:52:02.120 Yeah, they have a website.

01:52:03.760 Aborted five in an alley today!

01:52:05.880 And, you know, they don't.

01:52:08.000 No.

01:52:08.100 And they didn't.

01:52:08.820 And it was admitted by the people who pushed that narrative that, yeah, I pulled that out

01:52:14.880 of my rectal cavity.

01:52:16.020 I just made it up.

01:52:17.780 Wait, you made it up?

01:52:20.040 Yeah.

01:52:20.780 I regret it now.

01:52:22.320 And I'm like, okay.

01:52:24.100 Oh, well, that's nice.

01:52:24.720 I wish I wouldn't have done that, but I did.

01:52:27.380 Okay.

01:52:28.600 But that's what they do.

01:52:29.680 I mean, they pull these things out of thin air.

01:52:32.540 You know, what was the other thing that was like that?

01:52:35.640 Straws.

01:52:36.560 Straws were, yep.

01:52:37.480 Straws.

01:52:37.840 That one was worse because it was a fourth quarter.

01:52:39.580 500 million straws a day!

01:52:45.500 Where'd you get that stat?

01:52:46.980 Yeah, a nine-year-old.

01:52:49.060 Literally.

01:52:49.600 A nine-year-old?

01:52:50.720 Literally a nine-year-old on a school project.

01:52:52.540 That is the source of that statistic.

01:52:54.760 I swear to you, that's true.

01:52:56.340 It is true.

01:52:56.840 They, he did a, uh, a, it was like a school project and I think he called a couple places

01:53:02.260 to like, and then like.

01:53:03.280 Yeah, and somebody threw that out.

01:53:04.420 Yeah.

01:53:04.640 And so he just used it.

01:53:05.820 Yeah.

01:53:05.940 And then people started quoting him.

01:53:07.560 Which I would say is totally fine for the nine-year-old.

01:53:09.640 Like, actually impressive that he called somebody and actually got a number from somebody.

01:53:13.180 Good job, nine-year-old.

01:53:14.880 No adult.

01:53:15.800 New York Times maybe.

01:53:17.140 Maybe not such a good job on that.

01:53:19.340 You should maybe have fact-checked that one a tag.

01:53:21.040 Yeah, MSNBC, maybe a look for another source on that than the nine-year-old.

01:53:25.900 The other one I put in this category is the great trash heap in the ocean.

01:53:29.980 Yeah, I love that.

01:53:30.300 What's that called?

01:53:30.800 They call it the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

01:53:34.080 Yeah, Great Garbage Patch.

01:53:35.500 That's right.

01:53:35.900 Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

01:53:37.360 And like, they're like, it's.

01:53:38.180 It's two and a half times the size of Texas still.

01:53:40.820 That's, and that's incredible.

01:53:41.880 Yeah, it is incredible.

01:53:42.200 And it's also completely not true.

01:53:43.740 Right.

01:53:44.100 It's in, non-credible.

01:53:45.140 That's the other thing about it.

01:53:46.280 It's not credible.

01:53:47.140 Because you would think something that's two and a half times the size of Texas, which

01:53:51.700 they love that stat.

01:53:53.040 Why don't you just say it's the size of Alaska then?

01:53:55.840 Because that would be the same thing.

01:53:57.360 But anyway, you would think a garbage patch that's two and a half times the size of Texas

01:54:03.020 or the size of Alaska would be photographable from space.

01:54:07.380 Yeah.

01:54:07.520 Or a fancy drone might get some nice shots of it.

01:54:10.780 But no, no.

01:54:11.360 Somehow, no.

01:54:12.360 No one's ever seen it.

01:54:13.420 Because it doesn't exist.

01:54:14.580 It doesn't exist.

01:54:15.000 That's why.

01:54:15.440 And again, those are even left-wing sources eventually admitted that.

01:54:19.020 Yeah, it was Salon or Sleet.

01:54:21.720 Yeah.

01:54:22.040 One of those, yeah.

01:54:22.500 I think it was Salon.

01:54:23.220 I don't know.

01:54:23.440 I'll get those two confused.

01:54:24.500 But it was somebody like that.

01:54:25.960 And they can, of course, it's true.

01:54:27.420 Like, it wouldn't make any sense that there was a giant patch of garbage in the middle of

01:54:30.540 the ocean just staying together that's two and a half times the size of Texas.

01:54:33.580 None of this makes sense.

01:54:34.720 You ever notice that?

01:54:35.300 But when you actually think about the things they're saying, you say, okay, well, I mean,

01:54:40.400 it seems odd.

01:54:41.020 It's stuff that really kind of can't happen.

01:54:43.200 Yeah.

01:54:43.520 Sort of.

01:54:44.040 Right.

01:54:44.340 Like, listen, there's 300 million people in the country.

01:54:46.460 It's odd that they're using, all of them are using two straws a day.

01:54:49.780 Okay.

01:54:50.180 And they're all going into the ocean?

01:54:52.680 What about the ones that don't go into the ocean?

01:54:55.380 None of them don't go into the ocean.

01:54:57.820 They all wind up there.

01:54:59.360 Yeah.

01:54:59.560 Because all landfills lead directly to the ocean.

01:55:03.780 Oh, really?

01:55:04.260 Yeah.

01:55:04.640 The Pacific Ocean specifically.

01:55:05.660 You know what?

01:55:06.020 We should change that.

01:55:07.680 Why?

01:55:08.480 I don't want to be a radical here, but that seems like something we should alter.

01:55:11.140 You don't like plastic straws in the ocean?

01:55:13.100 Hmm.

01:55:13.940 Well, that's why we've switched to paper straws.

01:55:17.700 That's the bane of existence.

01:55:19.180 It's the bane of my existence for all of these reasons.

01:55:22.900 Because not only are they the worst product on earth, they don't do the thing.

01:55:28.500 Like, LED lights.

01:55:29.740 We've placed incandescent lights with LED lights.

01:55:31.780 They do a lot of things better than incandescent lights.

01:55:34.000 You know, you can say you don't really love the light they put off.

01:55:36.720 I know people are sensitive on that.

01:55:38.400 But generally speaking, they last a lot longer.

01:55:40.720 Yeah.

01:55:40.920 They cost a lot less to run.

01:55:42.720 They are more expensive usually, but they cost a lot less to run over a long period of time

01:55:46.880 and you should be fine.

01:55:47.660 And you're going to be on the right side of that transaction, likely.

01:55:50.840 Yeah.

01:55:51.320 It's a better technology, arguably.

01:55:54.500 Paper straws don't even do...

01:55:56.320 It's like if the new LED light didn't turn on and didn't create light.

01:56:01.520 Right.

01:56:02.020 Like, it's terrible.

01:56:03.300 Wait, I can't suck this liquid through this utensil.

01:56:06.940 Right.

01:56:07.260 So...

01:56:07.880 It just falls apart.

01:56:09.100 What good is it?

01:56:09.720 It's like one thing we all know is if liquid gets on paper, bad things happen.

01:56:14.680 Like, well, what if we make the straws out of paper?

01:56:17.460 Yeah.

01:56:17.720 What if you make the straws?

01:56:19.080 They're going to dissolve in my mouth every 10 seconds.

01:56:21.480 And I have to ask you for three more of them by the end of the drink.

01:56:24.900 And when you have four paper straws, there's no way that's better for the environment than

01:56:29.960 one plastic straw.

01:56:31.580 Of course not.

01:56:32.420 And, by the way, on top of that, the reason we made this change in half of the restaurants

01:56:38.640 in America is because of a nine-year-old school project.

01:56:44.060 Right.

01:56:44.480 That is how dumb we are these days.

01:56:46.660 Do we...

01:56:47.080 It's amazing.

01:56:47.720 Just at some point, we don't deserve this country.

01:56:49.640 We need to just unplug ourselves from it.

01:56:52.020 Mm-hmm.

01:56:52.160 It's...

01:56:52.640 We have done such a bad job.

01:56:54.580 The whole Ben Franklin, hey, it's a republic if you can keep it.

01:56:57.700 Well, we don't want to keep it, apparently.

01:57:00.200 Yeah.

01:57:00.320 We're just going to get so dumb that we're going to flush it.

01:57:03.540 Let's recycle the country, maybe.

01:57:05.180 Maybe that'll come up with a good outcome.

01:57:06.820 It is really incredible how stupid we can be.

01:57:09.260 Mm-hmm.

01:57:10.000 Mm-hmm.

01:57:11.080 And another indication of our just butt stupidity is that we sometimes listen to the Southern

01:57:17.840 Poverty Law Center.

01:57:19.140 Yes.

01:57:19.700 That people take them seriously.

01:57:21.400 This is a hate group in and of itself that is supposedly listing and categorizing hate groups.

01:57:31.180 Oh, okay.

01:57:32.440 Well, their new hate map now includes, okay, neo-Nazi groups, KKK chapters, racist militia,

01:57:46.120 and 230 chapters of Moms for Liberty.

01:57:53.900 Are you kidding?

01:57:54.980 I mean, what?

01:57:56.140 The Moms for Liberty are now a hate group, according to the Southern Poverty Law Center.

01:58:03.900 I mean, could this get any more ridiculous?

01:58:06.460 Does this group have any credibility?

01:58:11.940 For some reason, they do.

01:58:13.680 I just saw CNN do a feature on them this morning and their new hate map, which includes these

01:58:20.300 awful Moms for Liberty.

01:58:22.320 Really?

01:58:22.580 So, moms who are trying to make sure that their kids aren't propagandized at school with sexual

01:58:32.460 material, maybe they'd rather teach them the sexual things themselves at home.

01:58:37.960 They're terrible.

01:58:39.060 That's a terrible terrorist group now.

01:58:42.020 I just, I can't.

01:58:43.120 I mean, is there any hope for our country when we're buying into this kind of stuff?

01:58:49.240 It's just amazing.

01:58:50.400 No.

01:58:50.820 I know.

01:58:51.480 I mean, the answer to that, obviously, is no.

01:58:54.000 Is no.

01:58:54.680 We just have to stop.

01:58:55.800 And that doesn't mean there's no hope for our country.

01:58:57.900 It just means there's only hope for our country if we reject this nonsense.

01:59:01.880 Yes.

01:59:02.360 And it's time.

01:59:03.180 It's time.

01:59:03.720 It's time to stand up and reject it.

01:59:05.260 It really is.

01:59:05.780 And just say, no.

01:59:07.580 Nope.

01:59:08.200 Not going to do it.

01:59:09.280 888-727-BECK.

01:59:11.840 More coming up.

01:59:14.260 Well, it seems like not long ago when the third rail for conversation in business was the

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01:59:21.280 If you were a smart business, you might stay out of that stuff.

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01:59:31.840 The rise of wokeness just absolutely murdered that notion in our society, and we've been

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02:00:39.700 It's Pat and Stu for Glenn this week, who is on vacation.

02:01:00.120 RFKE Jr. running for president.

02:01:02.420 Now, there are people who believe he's got a shot at beating Joe Biden, and I hope he can.

02:01:07.000 I think that'd be great.

02:01:07.980 I don't think that's very likely.

02:01:09.340 I don't think it's not likely.

02:01:11.040 Less than 1%.

02:01:11.760 In one poll, he was at 35% to Biden's 36%.

02:01:18.460 That, though, was a poll of all voters.

02:01:22.420 It was not a Democratic primary voter.

02:01:25.420 I mean, that was a poll that looked at.

02:01:27.860 I forgot about that.

02:01:28.600 Yeah, it looked at.

02:01:29.800 If you look at all Americans, including Republicans, who do you want to win the Democratic primary?

02:01:34.260 Well, of course, Republicans are going to say.

02:01:36.120 I'm not even going to cite that poll anymore.

02:01:37.800 Thank you.

02:01:38.280 Please don't.

02:01:39.920 Those bastards!

02:01:40.700 But he is at 20%, right?

02:01:44.460 Yeah.

02:01:44.700 In most polls.

02:01:45.540 Yeah.

02:01:45.920 I think when he came out today, he was at 17, but he's been right around 20 consistently, which is incredibly notable.

02:01:52.120 That is incredible.

02:01:52.840 Yes.

02:01:53.020 And he said something that I think we've got to sit up and take notice to yesterday.

02:01:59.460 Here's what he had to say.

02:02:00.660 There's atrazine throughout our water supply.

02:02:03.420 Atrazine, by the way, if you, in a lab put atrazine in a tank full of frogs, it will chemically castrate and forcibly feminize every frog in there.

02:02:20.480 And 10% of the frogs, the male frogs will turn into fully viable females, able to produce viable eggs.

02:02:31.340 Okay.

02:02:32.100 A beautiful speaking voice, first of all.

02:02:33.960 We should note, just a one, I mean.

02:02:36.300 Yeah, it's an issue.

02:02:37.080 Yeah.

02:02:37.300 There is a, there is a definitely, there's, I can't remember what it is.

02:02:39.840 It's the, it's the Catherine Hepburn thing.

02:02:41.800 Oh.

02:02:42.120 Right?

02:02:42.520 Yeah.

02:02:42.900 I think.

02:02:43.220 Again, we talked about it a while ago.

02:02:44.580 I can't remember.

02:02:45.300 Yeah.

02:02:45.520 But it's not exactly Morgan Freeman.

02:02:48.320 No.

02:02:48.800 He's not that type of communicator.

02:02:50.640 We should.

02:02:51.280 No, he is not.

02:02:52.020 I, I will say, I should note.

02:02:53.660 But you're ignoring the gay frog situation.

02:02:55.020 I ignored the gay frogs thing.

02:02:56.560 I totally ignored it.

02:02:57.260 Which, you know, you can't do.

02:02:58.500 I don't like them putting chemicals in the water that turn the frigging frogs gay.

02:03:02.500 Wow.

02:03:03.320 Okay.

02:03:03.540 I don't like it either.

02:03:04.400 I don't like it either.

02:03:06.220 And.

02:03:06.600 We should stop that.

02:03:07.400 Now, Alex didn't share with us that it can turn a fully male frog into a fully viable female who can produce eggs.

02:03:19.340 Right.

02:03:20.600 I didn't realize that.

02:03:22.300 Maybe he did later in that rant.

02:03:23.600 He might have.

02:03:24.080 He may have.

02:03:24.700 Yeah, he might have.

02:03:25.100 I will say they supposedly just found a crocodile that was, did you hear the story?

02:03:30.740 No.

02:03:31.000 Crocodile in, I think, a zoo in a habitat with all female crocodiles now pregnant.

02:03:39.020 And they think.

02:03:40.460 Wait, what?

02:03:41.280 Yeah.

02:03:41.720 No, the male crocodile?

02:03:43.160 No, the female crocodile.

02:03:44.440 Oh, the female.

02:03:44.840 Did I say male?

02:03:45.600 Okay, the female became pregnant with only females?

02:03:50.300 Yes, there's no, there are no female crocodiles around this female crocodile and have not been in 17 years.

02:03:57.760 What?

02:03:58.000 So, you know, the, it's kind of like the old Jeff Goldblum thing.

02:04:01.640 Life finds a way.

02:04:02.500 Yeah, life finds a way.

02:04:04.040 Life finds a way.

02:04:04.420 And there are instances of this in certain insects and things like that.

02:04:08.180 It's very rare, obviously, but they don't, they, they're speculating that this is.

02:04:14.120 Was there astropine in their water?

02:04:15.660 Yeah, they turned all the.

02:04:17.540 All the alligators.

02:04:18.500 All the alligators gay.

02:04:19.080 And that had nothing to do with the pregnancy, but they just wanted to be gay.

02:04:22.180 And then we respect that on this gay alligator awareness week that we are currently in.

02:04:28.440 That's in, that's in January.

02:04:30.600 Oh, it's, I thought it was this week.

02:04:31.960 No, it's January.

02:04:33.460 That's my fault.

02:04:34.100 I should have, I should be.

02:04:35.020 Don't confuse people.

02:04:36.300 Yeah, that's sad.

02:04:37.120 Okay.

02:04:37.340 That's sad.

02:04:38.640 All right.

02:04:39.240 We'll be back tomorrow.

02:04:41.240 And see you then.

02:04:42.100 We'll be back tomorrow.

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The Biggest LIE About the Canadian Wildfires ｜ Guest： Jesse Kelly ｜ 6⧸8⧸23 ｜ The Glenn Beck Program

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