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00:01:57.220 oh so i can't start today i just can't start today without going over the supreme court hearings

00:02:10.600 yesterday uh judge uh jackson uh play cut six please because i i really think this is what it's

00:02:18.560 really all about here i just love this answer when does life begin in your opinion

00:02:24.240 senator um

00:02:27.980 i don't

00:02:30.840 no ma'am i don't know i have a belief

00:02:36.120 i have um personal religious and otherwise beliefs that have nothing to do with

00:02:43.760 the law in terms of when life begins

00:02:47.840 do you do you have a personal belief though about when life begins

00:02:51.580 i have a religious view religious belief that i set aside when i am ruling on cases

00:02:58.040 yes and i read that all throughout the bible you know what i mean hey you have to have

00:03:05.060 a real firm belief and faith uh but set it aside you know when you're doing your job

00:03:11.860 hey i'm a ceo hey i'm a brutal dictator there are things that i believe but i gotta set them

00:03:20.580 aside because i got a job to do right it's right after the 10 commandments where it says

00:03:24.480 this isn't a 24 7 thing yeah you know right i think so yeah exactly right uh we begin with

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00:05:08.840 uh here she is cut for uh can you provide a definition for the word woman can i provide a

00:05:18.340 definition no yeah no i can't you can't

00:05:24.560 not in this context i'm not a biologist i'm not a biologist okay all right well neither neither you

00:05:35.740 know really are people that taught the entire world the teachers uh you know that that taught us

00:05:42.220 the difference between men and women uh neither are the the family and the parents maybe that's why

00:05:48.740 the school boards really believe that parents shouldn't be teachers i mean unless you're a

00:05:54.200 biologist if you're a biologist then you can answer i mean i don't know how many times my kids have

00:06:00.700 said daddy what's a woman and i've said no i can't tell you that i can't tell you that i don't

00:06:08.040 know i can't provide an explanation or a definition of a woman i love this it's like uh is it raining

00:06:14.580 outside i don't know i'm not a meteorologist i you know you should be able to figure this out

00:06:21.420 so uh here's the definition of a woman uh a woman biologically speaking has ovaries and a uterus

00:06:31.040 and a vagina they can lactate and i you know i'm pretty sure that you it's not just you could get

00:06:39.000 anything out of any nipple uh you need to be able to lactate and a woman has that um they give

00:06:45.720 birth naturally by passing a baby through a birth canal um so so you know is this true or are you

00:06:53.760 just saying things that could be potentially true no those are true wow those are true really um i think

00:06:59.320 now i i don't want to get too technical here but uh a man has a penis and a woman has a vagina

00:07:08.740 now i'm no oh wait a minute i am a doctor oh that's right i am a doctor of humanities which you'd

00:07:16.580 so you'd really know anything to do with humans i i have right i've got it mastered how that works but

00:07:22.400 yeah no you've got it you know there are many things that over time have been labeled a mental

00:07:30.040 disease um but i do believe the the clear definition here of a mental disease

00:07:37.900 is pretending that you don't know the difference between a man and a woman

00:07:41.880 you know i mean i think it's i think that's crystal clear and what's funny is uh so many of the people

00:07:50.680 who deny god's existence because it's a man in the sky you can't see him you can't hear him you can't

00:07:56.500 prove that he exists many of those people are the same people that somehow or another can see the

00:08:03.840 wiener in the baby in the bathing suit but still says there's no evidence that that's a man

00:08:09.760 isn't that weird hmm it's stunning it is stunning yeah so the same people that will go

00:08:17.580 like i did a couple of weeks ago and and get a new puppy yeah we we were told it was a girl

00:08:24.340 how do we know we're not veterinarians how could we make such a distinction wow and you can't ask the

00:08:32.620 puppy no the puppy never tells you yet every single one of these people owns a dog and those

00:08:37.980 people are able to tell they say come here good boy good boy oh they're so evil evil they have never

00:08:44.440 they have no idea whether it's well i will tell you that uh you know i raise cattle and walking behind

00:08:52.140 the cattle i cannot tell the difference really there is no difference and let me tell you it's dangerous

00:09:00.360 when you go to try to milk those cows you but i don't know which one's which you know what i mean

00:09:07.160 and it is not safe i like it's it's no longer two plus two equals five it's two plus two equals i don't

00:09:14.740 know i'm not a mathematician yes it is and you know when we first read 1984 we thought that could

00:09:23.380 never happen that could never happen and we really did think i mean i did i know stew we were just

00:09:30.500 talking about it off air stew stew brought it up today two plus two equals five we thought that was

00:09:36.940 ridiculous i remember thinking that's it's you know i understand the point of the book and it's a good

00:09:41.240 book but come on that would never happen in real life people would not say two plus two equals five

00:09:47.020 under duress no no and guess what that's what when you look at the picture of leah thomas next to

00:09:54.880 those two women on the uh you know with the awards they're clear it's clear that's what it is two plus

00:09:59.740 two equals five you're supposed to say that it's five and everyone that says it's five gets banned

00:10:04.340 off of twitter yeah well here's the thing here's the thing uh this is the emperor's new clothes

00:10:09.520 i read that fairy tale when i was a kid didn't understand that one you know these fairy tales

00:10:15.560 exist for a reason reason to teach people and the emperor has no clothes we are there we are there

00:10:25.020 we are looking at joe biden our emperor who is completely senile not someone who i i think should

00:10:36.960 be around a desk without a button let alone a desk with a button he is senile he is absolutely corrupt

00:10:47.120 we have the evidence that he has taken money from the from the people that we are currently talking

00:10:55.340 about war with he's taken money from ukraine he has taken money from russia he has taken money from china

00:11:02.640 and we're expected not to say anything the emperor has no clothes you know i gotta tell you uh rochelle

00:11:14.200 uh walensky

00:11:15.500 it's a man i mean to quote no no no i'm going to quote the great biologist clear uh i am going to quote

00:11:27.500 the great biologist austin powers it's a man man i believe you're thinking of rachel levine

00:11:34.960 here uh rochelle williams i don't think she's sorry sorry yes i am it would be interesting to see

00:11:41.960 yes i don't i've never heard anyone make that yes yes yes uh rachel levine is the one yeah rachel

00:11:49.740 levine i don't know how i rachel levine it's a man man okay that's all there is and

00:11:56.140 where the confusion would come in is if she were actually a woman and looked like that

00:12:02.840 then there would be confusion then you'd be like i don't know this was the bit back on snl with it's

00:12:09.860 pat right right that was like you couldn't tell what gender it was and it was confusing to everyone

00:12:16.300 and that was the joke and everyone was like ah ha ha ha good heart good hearted joke no longer

00:12:21.740 i think the same people now wouldn't would not be able to define what a woman even was how can the

00:12:27.160 joke be funny if we don't know what it is and by the way you know glenn when you're a supreme court

00:12:32.500 justice the words matter the definition of the words matter yes and the word woman is in a lot of

00:12:40.040 these rulings yes how is she going to determine what is going on i know in in these cases that's that's

00:12:46.760 why we need to have birthing person instead of woman by the way washington uh just passed a new law

00:12:56.180 they changed uh the law on abortion uh so it's not just for women it's for birthing people so men can

00:13:04.180 have an abortion and i just want you to do the math with me here so a man can claim that he's a woman

00:13:12.140 then have a baby inserted inside of him to where he carries it i i don't know is there like next to the

00:13:24.340 liver or someplace he carries the child a fanny pack i believe it's a fanny pack okay so he carries the

00:13:32.080 child and then he goes to a planned parenthood to have them kill the child yay so we've done a circle of

00:13:40.100 life boys and girls we have done it we are such a great great society aren't we by the way um you

00:13:49.000 know they were talking about kitty porn uh because apparently she has left a few people uh you know

00:13:55.440 let a few people go uh that were you know pedophiles and and she said well you know uh i mean it's so easy

00:14:04.960 to find pedophile material now and have it on your computer i i mean i don't know i mean it's like joe

00:14:11.340 biden said i mean who doesn't have you know that experience who doesn't have a little child porn on

00:14:18.240 their computer you know what i mean uh but here's here's the thing that i uh i found interesting uh and

00:14:25.980 i just would like to point this out and again i don't want to be judgmental here at all

00:14:29.820 but cnn you you probably should not have jeffrey toobin on to discuss pornography or child porn i'm

00:14:39.840 just throwing that one out there because we don't normally say that government should get involved

00:14:46.420 in media in fact it's against the constitution in many ways but this particular case i think we

00:14:52.800 should make an exception and ban jeffrey toobin from talking about any type of porn yeah you can't

00:14:58.820 bring him on as an expert no i mean he may be an expert on porn uh that he probably is i mean we're

00:15:04.480 living in a society where rachel levine is you know a woman of the year so you never you never know

00:15:10.500 uh by the way leah thomas is so beautiful isn't it didn't she say it say it leah thomas is so

00:15:18.420 beautiful yes so she is so beautiful i don't know if you know this and i think this is i think this is

00:15:24.540 horrible um because the today show did not need to airbrush any of the photos or the video of uh of

00:15:36.520 beautiful beautiful uh leah thomas um i don't know why they did that i don't know why they chose

00:15:44.180 to you don't know why huh i don't it was an interesting photoshop job it did it almost seemed

00:15:50.220 like they were trying to feminize her in some way and it's already a woman why would you need to do

00:15:56.320 that right why would you need to do that she's already done all the hard work of being a woman

00:16:00.780 for such a long time don't women have a hard enough job without the today show airbrushing so

00:16:08.240 everybody looks at her and says oh my gosh i could never be that beautiful you are just you're just

00:16:15.760 making it harder for the average woman if we have to see these perfect women all the time airbrushed

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00:18:01.560 i feel a little bad that we have not been officially banned on twitter because of this

00:18:16.300 i feel like we haven't done our job i don't know that we want to necessarily beg for that but

00:18:20.680 uh i i am a little surprised i mean i did an entire segment naming leah thomas the woman of

00:18:27.800 woman of the year now it was very sarcastic glenn and it seemed some people detected and i know i

00:18:34.280 didn't intend this of course at all but some people detect detected sarcasm when i said leah thomas was

00:18:39.860 the only good female driver um but no no uh i mean of course you win women of the year if you're the

00:18:47.860 only good female driver sure uh but it's it's we just couldn't put our finger on why she was better

00:18:53.600 than all of the women in these in in these races and in so many other ways yeah and one of the only

00:19:00.260 uh women that doesn't look sexier when she smokes smokes a cigar for some reason you know what i mean

00:19:04.940 uh okay let's see these are all good points that should totally get you bad from twitter exactly

00:19:11.400 right well maybe this story will do it okay uh disney has a list of their worker demands uh the

00:19:19.580 company's lgbtq workers i don't know what they do with the i and the two and the plus but they don't

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00:20:29.380 now here's the great thing and i know we've all been begging for more of this uh but the uh lgbt task

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00:22:17.920 like disney has decided that it is their job and their place to raise our children and tell us what's

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00:24:00.080 hello america so let's go through just a couple of things that uh judge jackson

00:24:18.640 katanji brown jackson uh some of her answers uh yesterday we we just we just told you she couldn't

00:24:26.460 define a woman um on the physical differences between men and women this is what she said

00:24:33.920 cut three

00:24:35.900 we don't have it okay do you agree with justice ginsberg that there are physical differences

00:24:45.500 between men and women that are enduring

00:24:48.920 um senator

00:24:54.320 respectfully i how could you not i'm not familiar with that particular quote or case okay so it's

00:25:02.320 hard for me to okay comment as to whether all right i'd love to get your your opinion on on that

00:25:09.920 and you can submit that do you interpret justice ginsberg's meaning of men and women as male and

00:25:17.920 female again because i don't know the case i don't know how i interpret it it could be a million things

00:25:26.600 a million things okay so i'm gonna answer you you just stood under his breast said i mean come on

00:25:33.700 why can't you why can't you answer it i'll give you that answer here in a second let me give you this

00:25:38.620 these are important to remember uh cut five on court packing do you have an opinion judge

00:25:45.760 not a strongly held opinion actually which you have an opinion i haven't really thought about it but

00:25:55.560 i hear the arguments on both sides and i understand it to be a political issue

00:26:00.240 uh-huh uh-huh court packing she hasn't thought about it really okay what you're going to be in

00:26:08.820 the supreme court there's there's nine people correct on the court who would have any time

00:26:13.800 thinking exactly right uh let's go to cut eight here she is on the 1619 project

00:26:19.520 miz uh a journalist as you say who who made that statement and i called it provocative

00:26:27.160 um it is not something that i've studied it doesn't come up in my work i was mentioning it

00:26:34.280 because it was at least at that time something that was talked about and and well known uh to the

00:26:41.300 students that i was speaking to at the law school so she wouldn't disavow something that's completely

00:26:49.540 made up okay so why where does she come from how was she selected well we know that joe biden said

00:26:58.340 you know since 2020 his pick for the next justice would be a black woman okay now where did he get

00:27:05.540 that idea money money money where's my damn son black woman is the supreme court that's you know

00:27:16.920 just i'm sure that was just his own thought it wasn't james cliburn demanding it or he wouldn't

00:27:21.600 get his endorsement and he would lose the primary no what are you talking about okay back in 2019 a

00:27:27.660 non-profit group called demand justice gave joe biden and other democrats running for president

00:27:34.440 a short list of acceptable supreme court nominees on that list was a woman named katanji brown jackson

00:27:42.740 where did i put that list he probably lost that list but then after taking office last year

00:27:50.040 biden appointed her to the u.s court of appeals for the district of columbia that position is considered

00:27:57.680 the stepping stone to the supreme court now when news broke out about justice stephen breyer's retirement

00:28:05.420 the top name that surfaced over and over again in the media was katanji brown jackson but joe biden is

00:28:14.060 here no money to me come on this isn't i don't have less than people i'm just looking for the black woman

00:28:22.100 okay so who is demand justice what's their agenda well demand justice was started in 2018 with money

00:28:31.740 from something called the 1630 fund if you don't know what the 1630 fund is uh just go back to one

00:28:39.460 of my wednesday night specials about a month ago where we went into the new money laundering system

00:28:47.800 of the left so the 1630 fund uh has a mission of opposing or did have a mission of opposing

00:28:55.600 president trump's judicial nominees later that year demand justice spent five million dollars to oppose

00:29:03.740 brent kavanaugh's supreme court nomination they're the ones that started the website called stop

00:29:08.960 kavanaugh.com now i don't know about you but five million dollars that's a lot of money just uh just

00:29:16.100 come up with all of a sudden boom you got five million dollars um but they were also the group

00:29:21.500 that did the handmade tale stunt to protest uh kavanaugh in the halls outside of the senate here

00:29:27.120 you remember that then in 2020 they had another 10 million dollars and they were opposing the nomination of

00:29:36.020 amy coney barrett they also released great reports of senate democrats rating their job in stopping

00:29:43.220 trump's judicial nominees then demand justice advertised against democrats who had the lowest grades

00:29:50.060 in 2019 demand justice the co-founders brian fallin and chris kang published their instructions

00:29:57.020 to democrats about how to handle judicial nominees once trump was out of office now one of the things

00:30:05.300 that they're very passionate about is packing the supreme court now katanji brown jackson

00:30:15.600 hasn't made up her mind she's heard arguments but she hasn't really even looked into it but she was

00:30:22.420 one of demand uh justices top picks you would think that they would know last year they joined seven

00:30:33.300 other groups to form a coalition in support of court packing called unrig the courts

00:30:38.860 also last year the man justice waged a campaign did you know this to pressure justice steven briar to

00:30:47.640 retire they drove a mobile billboard around the supreme court with the message briar retire it's time for a

00:30:57.900 black woman supreme court justice there is no time to waste so when joe biden says i'm gonna jump on dumb black woman

00:31:08.740 come on man you know it's coming from him and has nothing to do with demand justice by the way

00:31:19.460 this is crazy i well i hate to even bring it up because it's such a minor detail before she became the

00:31:31.880 white house press secretary jen saki worked as the communications consultant for demand justice

00:31:39.080 another little point biden's supreme court nominee selection was in good hands because page erwig

00:31:47.700 is the head of the white house judicial nominations team prior to that she was uh deputy chief counsel

00:31:56.480 at demand justice oh and by the reminder by as a reminder uh demand justice the short list of supreme

00:32:04.040 court nominees the one that katanji brown jackson was on um there were a couple of other names uh as well

00:32:12.840 uh christina or kristin clark uh vanita gupta katherine lamon and xavier becerra biden by the way has found

00:32:25.820 them all of them he has found them jobs in his administration including the head of health and

00:32:33.380 human services amazing coincidence that is what a crazy coincidence so she has no idea about court

00:32:43.260 packing what what person who's rising to the heights of a supreme court nominee would spend any

00:32:50.140 time at all thinking about a foundational principle of course not of of the organization they'd be joining

00:32:56.960 right you don't you don't think about that until you're i guess on the court right then you're like

00:33:02.740 oh wow i should think about how many justices i'm with right right but i have to put my deep religious

00:33:09.340 feelings aside very important right now it's not the same as saying my doctrine teaches

00:33:17.480 okay but my faith she said i have deep faith on this i doubt that her faith is telling her life

00:33:30.760 begins at conception i i doubt that but she doesn't matter she's putting it aside i don't understand how

00:33:37.740 you put your faith aside you can put your religion aside you can put your doctrine aside if you're a judge

00:33:46.000 but how do you put your faith aside when you know things to be true you can't put it aside right it is

00:33:55.560 important for supreme court uh nominee to be able to look at the law and judge the law as it was written

00:34:04.900 as it was intended whether even if you disagree with it you still have to rule in favor of of the law

00:34:12.180 but that was written by people who didn't put their faith aside no no so right you shouldn't put your

00:34:19.020 faith aside in uh the in the constitutional law because that was written by very religious people

00:34:27.040 if you had a a deep religious belief that all that you know health care was a right you shouldn't

00:34:35.160 interpret some law that comes in as everyone is covered because obviously i mean everyone understands

00:34:41.260 there is an element of doing your job it's the same thing as you know you it's the same thing

00:34:47.680 and everybody has a job where they have to uh do the the the pragmatic back and forth day to day

00:34:56.300 and execute it because that's your job however you do it that's something that's consistent with your

00:35:01.740 faith she brought that up she brought that up specifically about life yep i mean life there is

00:35:09.260 no answer to when life begins there's no official answer like this is it now i think that conception

00:35:21.280 yeah because it's not going to grow into a turtle no uh you know when it did in mitch mcconnell's case

00:35:30.440 you are on fire today uh you know but there is no you have to you have to come up with that yourself

00:35:46.560 you have to come up with it how else do you come up if there is no official answer

00:35:52.980 well then i guess you're gonna have to do it on faith is that right i mean because if you want to

00:36:01.640 go for official answer it would be at conception it's sort of hard to pick another point i mean i

00:36:08.840 guess you could do heartbeat but again even that is a little flaky yeah but i guess if you're gonna

00:36:15.760 pick another part i mean there's it's hard to pick any other point certainly if we found an egg that

00:36:22.780 had been fertilized by sperm and it just happened the day the you know the the day before yesterday

00:36:30.240 and we collected it because we found it floating in space we would call it life would we not

00:36:39.460 so that's the technical i guess definition

00:36:46.640 so you want to i know you're not a biologist but

00:36:51.800 they do seem rather spacey but i'm bummed all right here's american financing did you know 40 percent

00:36:59.900 of americans with credit card debt uh don't even know their interest rate kind of shocking but i mean

00:37:06.440 that's the world we've been living in credit cards most of them are in the double digits

00:37:12.880 we're talking 12 to 14 percent today those numbers are going to go way up if you are carrying any kind

00:37:24.220 of balance on your credit cards you're going to get yourself into a position to where you won't be

00:37:27.720 able to pay them off please do everything you can to pay off those high interest credit cards one of

00:37:33.820 the ways to do it if if you have a mortgage is through a consolidation loan all you have to do

00:37:40.040 is call american financing now now the mortgage rates about four and a half percent i think now

00:37:46.260 but that is better than 12 american financing if you're looking for a new mortgage or you want to refi

00:37:54.260 call them they work for you not the bank call them 800-906-2440 800-906-2440 or go to americanfinancing.net

00:38:06.680 do it now american financing nmls 182334 www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org the glenn back program

00:38:14.960 so i want you to remember that this whole esg thing is nonsense it's a conspiracy theory

00:38:37.580 it's just for investors so they you know they can judge what they want to invest in

00:38:42.940 uh-huh yesterday by a three-to-one vote with all democratic members voting yes and the sole

00:38:48.900 republican member voting no the sec the securities and exchange commission advanced a proposed rule

00:38:55.300 compelling public companies to disclose climate related risks to the government the goal of the

00:39:02.460 new regulation is to discourage wall street investment managers from giving oil and gas

00:39:08.860 companies the investments they need to increase domestic energy production once the regulation

00:39:15.220 is fully implemented publicly traded companies would be forced to provide data on their own carbon

00:39:21.800 emissions how much energy they consume and how many carbon emissions are generated by their suppliers

00:39:28.680 and their customers environmental social and government governance investors would then use this data to

00:39:37.880 deprive fossil fuel producers of the capital they might need to increase domestic energy production

00:39:43.340 the new regulation will also force companies to get their emissions data independently certified by a third party

00:39:50.260 this will be a huge windfall for consulting and accounting firms but will only hurt consumers who are going to be forced to pay for the high fees

00:40:01.400 that's great that is great correct me if i'm wrong it seems like you may have covered some of this in the great reset

00:40:08.880 is that that new book that's out it is and available now at bookstores everywhere you can even get it online at amazon.com

00:40:17.200 or barnesandnoble.com i only like audiobooks books a million you can get the audiobook as well really amazon.com audible

00:40:25.400 wow yeah this is fantastic this is what what a miracle amen in this case it almost is a miracle

00:40:32.520 considering the path this book has taken oh my gosh to number one uh yeah no it's a kind of an amazing

00:40:37.480 thing this is really what the whole uh book is about yeah and you know we're we're beyond the point

00:40:44.240 of conspiracy theory unfortunately the mainstream press isn't uh and many of our uh many of our republican

00:40:54.480 friends are not past that they're still using that as a talking point or they're calling their

00:41:00.860 friends and major banks and saying it's just a problem and the major banks are saying no it's not

00:41:05.500 it's it's just a way to invest and it is but it is also the way to go from capitalism to fascism

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00:43:26.060 and enlightenment this is the glenn back program

00:43:31.100 hello america i've been warning that the elites within the great reset were looking for the next

00:43:38.920 serious crisis and ukraine appears to be just that an economic weapon of mass destruction was turned on

00:43:47.780 and not just against the russian government but the russian people as well the very same system

00:43:55.320 that was built under the great reset enforcement mechanisms like esg

00:44:01.520 was weaponized in response to the ukrainian invasion by russia

00:44:08.080 now let's look on to see how else ukraine is helping push us further towards the agenda

00:44:14.380 of davos tonight at 9 p.m the digital dollar what comes next it's important that you understand the

00:44:26.540 programmable digital dollar we begin there in 60 seconds

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00:45:55.960 couple of weeks due to uh russia's invasion the global corporate community has united in parallel with world

00:46:03.920 governments the dhs has labeled misinformation as a terror threat while at the same time the media and

00:46:13.680 even elected government officials are calling americans treasonous for asking questions about what's going on

00:46:20.820 in ukraine the crackdown is coming but the big change that is on the horizon is what's about to happen to the global

00:46:30.480 financial system anyone who is paying attention understands what joe biden said yesterday is true

00:46:38.660 when he came out there's a new world order formulating it's actually begun and it's creating a new

00:46:46.760 axis power hostile to the united states we are now making moves to decouple from the u.s dollar we are

00:46:55.240 not just the rest of the world we are now our enemies wish to weaken us but ironically so does our own

00:47:03.280 government it goes right along with the great reset they want and need a weak dollar and to take its

00:47:11.500 place i kid you not a single global currency their words not mine in the meantime the path to full

00:47:20.220 control and submission will go straight through a u.s digital dollar it's being built right now esg could

00:47:28.220 enforce with the press of a button privacy a thing of the past local banks probably won't survive and they

00:47:37.800 can also print whatever they want with zero oversight this is mmt modern monetary theory on steroids

00:47:44.240 and for the great reset it has to get done breton woods three the next great global financial shift

00:47:53.160 is underway and i will show you what it looks like and what it all means tonight at 9 p.m eastern how

00:48:00.680 ukraine's ukraine's crisis will usher in a digital dollar disaster tonight at 9 on blaze tv sign up now

00:48:10.620 join us we need your support uh you can join us at blaze tv.com slash glenn use the promo code glenn and

00:48:20.000 save all right i wanted to bring uh justin haskins in he is the co-author of the great reset the editorial

00:48:28.140 director of the heartland institute editor and chief of stopping socialism.com he is also the co-author

00:48:35.040 of my new book that is out the great reset by the way it is in stores again and it is in a hardbound

00:48:43.400 copy i highly recommend that you get the hardbound you can listen to it on audiobook but please get the

00:48:51.200 hardbound it has 50 pages of fine print footnotes you can have the argument with your friends or

00:48:59.200 whoever no no this is from whitehouse.gov or us treasury.gov welcome justin how are you

00:49:07.680 oh i'm i'm doing really well i'm doing really well i've uh taken the advice of bloomberg i've decided to

00:49:15.740 uh deal with all the effects of inflation i'm off of beat now i'm only eating lentils dry lentils all

00:49:22.360 the time that is great well thank you for eating dry rental lentils because we don't want to use too

00:49:28.520 much water either uh i care about the climate glenn so i care about the climate justin you wrote an

00:49:34.380 article for newsweek uh biden's plan for a digital dollar massive threat to freedom you can find that

00:49:40.820 now at newsweek.com um but if i hear one more person say this that'll never happen that'll never

00:49:48.660 happen it's going to happen sooner than people think agree 100 we know for a fact that this is the

00:49:56.980 case when we were working on the great reset book and not not everyone knows this but we started

00:50:02.240 writing that in 2020 way back in 2020 and when we were writing the great reset book we talked about

00:50:08.180 we quoted from people involved in that movement who are affiliated with joe biden using words like

00:50:13.840 a new world order and talking about the possibility of a digital currency switching to a digital currency

00:50:21.340 and we there's a whole chapter in the book about modern monetary theory that discusses all of those

00:50:26.660 things and we are now seeing this play out in real time this is actually happening the things that we

00:50:32.840 were called crazy for a couple of years ago are now happening this new executive order issued by

00:50:38.440 the biden administration not only says that the federal government needs to study the issue of

00:50:44.400 creating a digital currency and produce a report within six months on this even though we've already

00:50:49.480 had a bunch of reports about this including one that came out in january from the fed it says that

00:50:54.520 within seven months 210 days of the order there needs to be legislation produced produced by the treasury

00:51:01.160 department the attorney general and the the chair of the fed they need to get together and create a

00:51:06.960 legislative proposal for a digital dollar and present it to the white house so you don't do that

00:51:13.320 within seven months no unless you've been planning to do this a major major shift and we in the modern

00:51:19.780 and we know they have been i mean we know that this has been a push all over the world and we you know

00:51:28.420 we also as i'm going to explain tonight i'm going to show you what the fed has been doing in boston with

00:51:35.280 mit they already have it they already know what what they're what they're looking to do on this

00:51:42.640 executive order is a little creepy why justin would you need to talk to businesses uh activist groups

00:51:53.720 environmental groups why would why would the government need to get their opinion on a new

00:52:00.740 dollar a new currency yeah the only reason that you would be talking to those and then that that's

00:52:08.280 not you just speculating that comes directly from the white house they said that they've been working

00:52:13.180 with industry labor consumer environmental groups international allies and partners why would you be

00:52:18.900 working with all of these people on a dollar the old on a new currency the only reason you would be

00:52:23.460 working with them on that is because the currency is going to be programmable it's going to be

00:52:28.340 programmable controllable trackable traceable and you'll be able to manage it set restrictions for it

00:52:35.280 anytime you want that's the only reason you would be concerned with talking to environmentalists

00:52:40.260 for example when trying to develop or labor unions when trying to develop a currency like this

00:52:45.040 they have they have given it way when in the executive order itself it says that they want

00:52:50.900 to promote of use this currency to promote financial inclusion and equity and to fight climate change

00:52:57.180 and pollution well how do you do that how do you how do you do that unless it's a programmable

00:53:02.600 controllable currency and the words financial inclusion are six times in by are in six times it's

00:53:10.100 mentioned in executive order and equity and climate change are mentioned four times each

00:53:14.280 that's 14 times they mention terms like that in his executive order so it's on it's really

00:53:20.360 important that people understand programmable and um we have new video do we have this uh ready this is

00:53:28.620 this is from the uh fed in st louis right do you know the background of this explain who this is that

00:53:37.500 we're about to hear you're about to hear uh this is a from a q a session in 2021 with david and

00:53:44.140 alfado who's a senior vice president and economist with the st louis fed he is the he is an expert on

00:53:51.120 digital currency and q a is about uh what's going to happen with a potential digital currency created

00:53:58.660 by the fed in the future and the person asks the person who's asking the question says can you can

00:54:05.720 the fed assure us that meaning the public that these digital currencies won't ever be used to tell

00:54:12.360 us when how or where our money can be spent and then he responds with this incredible answer listen

00:54:19.760 to this yeah i mean in life one can't give absolute assurances of anything um if i if i but if i understand

00:54:26.300 the question correctly i think the the um the caller is concerned about the potential uh you know privacy

00:54:33.040 that would be associated say with a government sort of uh digital currency uh this is this is an

00:54:40.280 ongoing debate uh that we have all the time about uh you know how much privacy is is desirable there's

00:54:48.600 a bit of a trade-off here uh as well because um you know we don't know for example what sort of

00:54:54.520 entities might make use of these uh central bank digital currencies for nefarious purposes say to

00:55:00.340 finance terrorist activities uh terrorist activity so you know we might want the government to

00:55:06.240 monitor certain types of of transactions as well and you know we see this in the anti-money laundering

00:55:11.700 laws and the kyc laws um so there's a there's a trade-off i can't i one can't give assurances for

00:55:18.540 sure but i mean i think what we can be assured of is that uh congress will respond to the electorate's

00:55:23.560 concerns and this is kind of the best we can hope for okay good good okay so what he's saying here

00:55:29.100 is you know we're gonna we're gonna monitor for terrorists etc etc the problem is um that that's

00:55:37.640 his opinion uh and how do you define terrorists but it's also really important that you look overseas

00:55:46.540 because they've already had this conversation three or four years ago uh in uh great britain and

00:55:53.560 parliament the reason why the digital currency debate kind of uh uh stopped and went uh went

00:56:02.160 uh closed quarters is because they started having this debate well what if we want people to buy

00:56:10.320 certain things or not buy certain things uh and that's what a digital programmable currency will do

00:56:18.720 yeah that that's exactly right and his response actually is extremely telling if somebody asks you

00:56:26.260 hey are you guys going to use this as a tool to control our lives and manipulate us and decide what

00:56:32.420 we can buy and when what we can't buy and when uh what would be the response if your plan was not to

00:56:37.860 do that your response would be no that's crazy of course we're not going to do that and instead

00:56:41.740 he begins with in life one can't give absolute assurances of anything really i mean what kind

00:56:48.980 of response is that unless that's the goal and going back to what you said about terrorism we just saw

00:56:56.380 this play out in canada where people who supported the freedom truckers were literally being called

00:57:02.160 terrorists by the government and by the way the parents in virginia were also labeled as terrorists

00:57:09.600 if you're labeled terrorists by the government and they have a right to shut down all terrorist

00:57:16.900 activities uh and shut down the use of the digital currency well what would have happened would that

00:57:25.200 have happened what happened in canada to the truckers would that have happened to the parents in

00:57:29.280 virginia and would people have even stood up if they knew that was a possibility according to most

00:57:36.860 people in the democratic party today at least if you watch cnn almost everybody who supports donald

00:57:42.300 trump is an insurrectionist correct so wouldn't they be a part of all of this as well this is so

00:57:47.940 incredibly dangerous and they are openly talking about these things they're saying that they're going

00:57:53.740 to use this as programmable currency to control and manipulate society of course for the betterment of

00:58:00.180 everyone uh according to them right but that's they're very open about it all people have to do

00:58:06.320 is listen and watch and believe what people are saying to them just take these people at their word

00:58:12.340 take them seriously and you will see that this is the plan to use a digital currency a whole new currency

00:58:19.960 to control and manipulate society so the measures that biden um announced they say will focus on six

00:58:29.820 key areas consumer and investor protection what does that mean

00:58:35.740 fine i mean consume go ahead no price controls would be my guess price controls potentially

00:58:43.220 determining how much money you can spend on i don't know gasoline or whatever providing incentives

00:58:49.960 for people to spend more money on uh solar power uh determining whether you should be buying products

00:58:57.380 that are good for you or bad for you like say sugary drinks or something i mean the possibilities are truly endless

00:59:02.840 now that is that sounds crazy but let me tell you something that happened yesterday by a three to one vote

00:59:08.340 with all democratic members voting yes and the sole republican voting member voting no

00:59:13.380 the sec securities and exchange commission advanced the proposed rule compelling companies to disclose

00:59:20.620 climate related risks the goal of the new regulation is to discourage wall street investment managers

00:59:27.420 from giving oil and gas companies the investments they need to increase domestic energy production

00:59:33.020 once the regulation is fully implemented publicly traded companies would be forced to provide data

00:59:38.820 on their own carbon emissions how much energy they consume and how much carbon emissions are generated by their

00:59:45.180 suppliers and customers environmental social and governance investors would then use this data

00:59:51.580 to deprive fossil fuel producers of the capital they need to increase domestic energy production

00:59:57.180 the new regulation will also force companies to get their emissions data independently certified by a third party

01:00:03.980 so if you don't think that that's what they're doing well then what is this from the sec just yesterday

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01:01:35.840 all right so tonight we are going to go into the digital dollar uh and this is a don't miss program

01:01:43.520 we're going to try to make it fun oh yeah we'll try to make it fun uh so don't miss it tonight on blaze

01:01:49.440 tv 9 p.m the wednesday night special um justin yesterday i talked about uh the cyber war warnings

01:01:58.800 that are starting to come from the united states there's more of them again uh coming out today

01:02:05.680 and you wrote to me last night and said wait glenn you you don't forget a couple of things you want

01:02:12.080 to go over that yeah absolutely this is so important remember that the great reset only happens when you

01:02:19.920 have some sort of serious crisis that needs to be dealt with and so covid was 80 seconds yeah the

01:02:26.960 initial uh uh justification so the new one of the various war games that these people who've been

01:02:34.240 involved the great reset have been running over the past couple of years that could be a potential

01:02:39.440 trigger for continuing the great reset is a cyber pandemic or potential cyber warfare july 2021

01:02:48.000 world economic forum hosted a massive event uh they've been heavily involved in the great reset

01:02:52.880 obviously 200 teams from 48 countries participating with corporations and banks all talking about how

01:02:59.360 they could transform the the how they could work together in the event of a cyber pandemic a big cyber

01:03:04.400 warfare event or something like that in december 2021 reuters reported 10 countries including the united

01:03:10.880 states and other european countries uh held a a major cyber attack a war game that looked at a

01:03:17.680 major cyber attack on the global financial system in an attempt to increase cooperation again that

01:03:22.720 could help to minimize any potential damage to the financial markets and banks this was another big war

01:03:28.640 game uh and at what's the solution that they came up with at the end of all of this some of the

01:03:34.080 solutions according to reuters the participants discussed multilateral policies to respond to this

01:03:39.360 cyber pandemic crisis including a coordinated bank holiday debt repayment grace periods swap reap agreements and

01:03:47.360 coordinated delinking from major currency that would be us where oh also anybody who is podcasting or

01:03:55.920 broadcasting anything other than everything is a is fine will also need to be silenced that also

01:04:03.920 according to reuters gustin thank you so much the book is out the great reset get it now

01:04:10.320 all right mortgage rates have jumped a bit they're still real competitive you need to take advantage

01:04:25.120 of them before they're gone and that is uh that could be coming quickly very quickly america's home for

01:04:33.040 home loans is american financing and they are america's home for home loans because they're they're in it for

01:04:39.040 you not the bank everybody is paid on a salary nobody gets commission so nobody's hyping you or

01:04:44.720 trying to force you in in fact some of my friends like stew actually have been turned down well they

01:04:52.960 weren't turned down they just said if you can find that crazy deal you'll have to go find that with

01:04:57.360 somebody else we can't do that kind of a deal um you know they they will tell you the truth they're not

01:05:02.560 in it for the buck again they all are paid on a salary american financing american financing call them

01:05:08.560 now 800-906-2440 800-906-2440 or go to americanfinancing.net it's americanfinancing.net 800-906-2440

01:05:27.360 we're just talking about it you can get it now the great reset in bookstores everywhere get the first

01:05:31.840 chapter free at glenn's new book dot com so i believe i see how they are going to package uh this new

01:05:51.600 world order uh joe biden came out and and he knows using the terms new world order is not a good thing

01:05:58.480 uh to half of the country uh but he's talking about a new world order and they're going to start

01:06:04.160 packaging this new world order as a way to get away from globalization now that's not really what it is

01:06:12.560 it is a um a a bipolar world again there will be an axis we're going back to the cold war there'll be an

01:06:22.320 axis and allied power okay and the west will work together and the east will work together

01:06:28.800 and they're starting to package this because this is the second time i've seen this in the new york

01:06:33.040 times look at this a ukrainian war and pandemic forced nations to retreat from globalization how many

01:06:40.480 times have we asked on this program uh are we making our own medicine uh how about uh you know our own

01:06:48.000 oil gas can we get independent on a few things because we're way too dependent on china nobody's

01:06:57.120 actually ever done anything about that but this is the way this is being spun mr biden according to

01:07:03.840 the new york times already frames his foreign policy in ideological terms as a mission of unifying

01:07:09.520 democracies against autocracies mr biden also says he's enacting a foreign policy for middle-class

01:07:16.640 americans wow it's working out and uh central to getting companies to move uh critical supply

01:07:22.240 chains and manufacturing out of china the goal is given urgency by the hobbling of these global links

01:07:29.920 over the last two years of the pandemic now have you heard anyone make this case to the american people

01:07:35.120 that's a pretty good campaign thing to run on isn't it uh didn't run on that didn't run on that

01:07:42.080 um i think they are i think they are working in reverse here they're looking for a narrative

01:07:48.560 to sell all of this stuff so the narrative is going to be we're getting away from china warning warning

01:07:57.440 okay so yesterday there was uh another step taken for the delisting of chinese stocks and they say that

01:08:06.880 that is going to happen in the next couple of years now let's look at oh by the way uh we also

01:08:14.400 announced yesterday more sanctions are coming on russia and we threatened china if you help them at all

01:08:24.160 there we're coming after you too oh are we are we really okay

01:08:30.400 okay i told you years ago that war is the way you change maps and currencies and everything else

01:08:39.760 because at the end of a global war it's been so horrible that it doesn't matter that you don't go

01:08:47.040 back to the way things were you just want the war to end okay so

01:08:51.920 so if you were really interested in peace would you not if you were an honest person would you not

01:09:01.600 just continue the abrahamic accords continue in the direction because we saw more movement in the

01:09:10.640 middle east towards peace and unity than we've ever seen in my lifetime under donald trump you may not

01:09:18.160 like him you may not like his tweets whatever but if you were actually interested in the middle east

01:09:25.920 not being chaotic you would continue down that road even if you thought it was wrong you might

01:09:33.440 you might just continue it until it starts to fall apart right like if you at the beginning

01:09:38.400 thought that these changes would create a new conflict in the region which wasn't a completely

01:09:45.760 unreasonable thought i didn't think it was going to happen but i can understand why people thought it

01:09:49.680 might but since those haven't materialized and we have seen peace in the region since they occurred

01:09:56.160 wouldn't you continue to go down that road at least until something changed

01:10:00.880 i would think so now let me show you what's happening in the middle east

01:10:05.440 saudi arabia won't take our phone call so they're now selling their oil to china they got a bigger they've

01:10:12.000 they've they've said enough of the old in with the new so they're not even taking joe biden's phone

01:10:18.480 call now there's a couple of reasons for that uh joe biden uh has said you know we don't like saudi arabia

01:10:25.920 and blah blah blah blah blah blah uh well who does except for the king of saudi arabia um but that's

01:10:34.800 always been the deal and we've always been there to back them so now we've taken russia a huge

01:10:42.160 oil field uh saudi arabia huge oil field and iran huge oil field allowed them to open it up for the

01:10:53.600 rest of the world just not the west hey we've forced them together and they've taken all of that oil

01:11:02.080 and they're pumping it east instead of west that's destabilizing for the west but one of the reasons

01:11:10.240 why saudi arabia is so mad at us is because joe biden went in and reopened the iran deal

01:11:18.160 and tried to bring all of this these blessings of all of the things that joe biden did

01:11:25.040 under barack obama and bring that back to life okay this is a really really bad deal first of all

01:11:35.520 tehran attacked iraq with ballistic missiles last month and through its houthi proxies in yemen they

01:11:44.240 launched a missile and drone strike on abu dhabi in january and i believe they just launched another

01:11:50.720 strike over the weekend in saudi arabia so how is this how is this happening well iran is getting

01:12:00.560 stronger and they're also going to have a whole bunch of extra money because now they can sell their

01:12:08.560 oil and it's not slowing them down on a nuke so we're not only looking at instability we're looking

01:12:19.600 at a possibly nuclear armed iran with a lot of money this is why and you're not going to read

01:12:27.280 this very often anywhere but check the israeli papers this is why israel is practicing uh bombing runs

01:12:37.040 on iran because they know that they're going to have a nuke and they have to take it out so now you

01:12:45.920 have iran and russia and china partnered and you have israel going and attacking

01:12:55.200 with what is said to be a massive attack that is coming and they're not hiding it they're telling

01:13:01.520 if this deal goes through and we are left alone we are going in so now you have a major attack on iran

01:13:10.720 do you think that might cause a war in the middle east which side are we on for the first time in my

01:13:19.600 life i don't know but that would make it a two-front war and quite honestly if that's happening with

01:13:28.800 israel and there's a real war going on with israel and a real war going on uh with the ukraine

01:13:35.680 if i'm president z i just go into taiwan i just go in because what is the world going to do you're

01:13:43.520 going to fight that war too nope and without those wars he basically went into hong kong and nobody

01:13:48.160 said anything exactly right so you know i don't see why taiwan would be any different and we wouldn't

01:13:52.720 even be able to do the things that we were were doing in ukraine as far as supplying them i mean just

01:13:57.360 the the geography of that situation doesn't allow for it in an ongoing conflict so what do you do what is

01:14:05.120 what is iran hoping for here uh iran wants to annihilate israel yeah well that's always their

01:14:14.080 long-term right but are they seeing a path out of their sort of isolation here because i mean yeah

01:14:20.400 if they if they ally with china and russia you'd think they would be less likely to get the benefits

01:14:28.000 of of a nuclear deal that obviously benefits them why would they be signing it

01:14:32.400 so let's just remember where iran came from remember that was the land of persia

01:14:40.880 what happened to persia when did persia become iran persia became iran during world war ii

01:14:50.080 when the head of persia and the uh grand uh what was it the grand mom uh in uh jerusalem at the mosque

01:14:59.840 in jerusalem became very big hitler fans uh they loved hitler uh and they i mean they had we have

01:15:09.040 several pictures in our museum of all these guys meeting with hitler they had their own ss guard

01:15:15.520 to round up jews i mean most people don't know that we have the uniforms here in our in our museum

01:15:21.920 it's a really bad thing the word persia went away the name persia went away it was a gift to hitler

01:15:31.760 they changed persia to iran translation aryan they said to hitler we are your aryan nation okay so that

01:15:44.400 kind of craziness is baked in to the religious zealots for generations it's baked in hitler was right

01:15:56.640 so i don't know if you can uh say any more than it's an it's an axis ally that doesn't mind

01:16:07.600 slaughtering people just like russia just like china they have their own design but now they are

01:16:15.360 this is gog and magog i don't remember which one is which but one of them is russia and the other one

01:16:22.960 is iran those are the modern day names for those those two are the ones that come against israel i could

01:16:31.360 see that easily happening easily so these three countries that we're talking about is uh iran russia

01:16:39.680 china mm-hmm there are different motivations for all of them correct here when you look at

01:16:46.160 the motivations iran you're saying is more of a the theocratic yes ideological bent what how would

01:16:54.160 you describe russia and china's motivation here uh china just wants to gobble up as much as

01:17:00.400 as possible empire building pragmatism yeah um russia wants europe so i think i think what they're all

01:17:09.120 thinking to themselves because you have to include on that new axis india that's terrifying india india

01:17:17.200 was our one yes one the one thing we could look to for hope in a in a in a large country heavily

01:17:24.320 populated that was a big fan of the united states and the largest they have capitalist in theory country

01:17:30.240 on earth they have just thrown their weight with russia yeah and with china and that's biden like yes

01:17:36.800 it is you can't they love donald trump right do you remember the rallies they had yeah in india for

01:17:44.000 donald trump the president uh loved donald trump we had a really good relationship with india when he

01:17:50.480 was president yeah they loved him they loved him one more thing um if you're iran and the united states

01:17:58.880 just gave you permission to have russia come in and build more nuclear facilities

01:18:09.200 are you celebrating if you're iran i would be if i'm them and by the way are you happy if you're russia

01:18:17.600 yeah because they don't think that they would use the nukes on them they'll use the nukes on israel

01:18:25.040 and some of their enemies in the middle east saudi arabia and if saudi arabia gets nuked who cares we

01:18:32.960 have oil then they don't this is a really touchy situation and uh if you're not down on your knees

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01:20:33.200 so we're pulling out something that america hasn't used for about 200 years and i'm feeling

01:20:40.880 pretty good about it the constitution the you're getting me excited there is a bill now in congress

01:20:48.640 to authorize the president of the united states to issue letters of mark and reprisal for the purposes

01:20:55.760 of seizing the assets of certain russian citizens and for other purposes being enacted by the senate

01:21:03.360 and house of representative united states america congress assembled section one issuance of letters

01:21:07.920 of mark and reprisal for purposes of seizing assets of certain russian citizens authority of the

01:21:13.920 president president united states is authorized to request to commission under officially issued

01:21:18.480 letters of mark and reprisal uh so many of privately armed and equipped persons and entities as in the

01:21:24.800 judgment of the president the service may require with suitable instructions to its leaders thereof to

01:21:29.600 employ all means necessary reasonably necessary to seize outside the geographic boundaries of the united

01:21:36.160 states and its territories any yacht plane or any other asset uh b security bonds no letter of market

01:21:43.520 replies or reprisal shall be issued by the president without requiring the posting of a security bond

01:21:48.240 in such amount as the president shall determine is sufficient to ensure that the letter be executed

01:21:52.480 according to the terms and the conditions of you know what this is this is the united states of america

01:21:58.800 hiring pirates okay that's what it is it can't be what it really is it is it's a privateer

01:22:10.800 hired by us to go take the booty from others yeah that's what this is this is this is this is how the british

01:22:20.720 robbed the spanish of their gold and silver the last time we issued this was 1812

01:22:33.200 what the hell is what are we doing what are we doing what are we doing tell congress

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01:23:46.160 hello america and welcome to the glenn back program

01:23:49.280 the back door is wide open because we all have been looking out the front door looking towards

01:23:58.880 washington what's going on and it's all coming in through our back door our communities our towns

01:24:05.520 our cities and our states today i want to talk to you a little bit about what's happening in georgia

01:24:11.920 and this is not just a georgia problem these problems will be found all over the country

01:24:19.280 when you hear one happening in somebody else's state you better make sure it's not happening

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01:26:10.400 he was uh he joined the army nine days after 9 11 uh to defend uh freedom he spent the next 15 years

01:26:18.240 uh flying in and out of uh combat he has a master's degree in aeronautical science so i don't know but i

01:26:26.160 think i can call him a rocket scientist with that i'm not sure now he is a georgia state representative

01:26:34.320 and the vice chair of the georgia freedom caucus philip welcome philip singleton hey glenn thanks for

01:26:42.560 having me on thank you for everything especially for your work in the freedom caucus i i think the freedom

01:26:47.680 caucus uh deserves the credit for any kind of shred of freedom that we have left right now

01:26:56.080 you guys are truly all over the country the only ones i see that we can count on to stand up so

01:27:02.080 thank you yeah you're welcome you know somebody's got to stand in the gap and unfortunately uh courage

01:27:08.320 is probably the least consistent trade amongst politicians in america you know courage and

01:27:13.440 and brain power these guys are morons they just right they really don't think you know i talk to a

01:27:21.920 lot of republicans like yeah there's all kinds of problems going on we're about to lose our country

01:27:25.920 and you tell them something like what you're going to say and they're like oh that's crazy that's not

01:27:31.120 happening really spend five minutes and look into hb uh 1013 this is the obamacare for mental health

01:27:41.120 in georgia explain it yeah so glenn you're i mean you hit the nail on the head so what this bill does

01:27:47.680 um is it's a government mandate it's a massive mandate the largest one we've had since obamacare passed

01:27:53.840 uh that mandates that every insurance company in the state has to cover mental health uh and we'll

01:27:59.360 get into the details of that later but um it's it's very broad and wide-ranging um and gives them

01:28:05.520 a tremendous amount of power to some federal medical bureaucrats which we've all seen how well that's been

01:28:10.240 working over the last couple years uh it also mandates that individuals get these insurance

01:28:14.960 coverages that you know every individual has to carry insurance um it's a it's a private mandate it

01:28:20.480 reduces the requirements of imminent uh threat to harm yourself or others before the police can

01:28:27.040 confine you up to 48 hours without due process it essentially takes that requirement away just as

01:28:31.600 they have to have a reasonable expectation you might commit a crime um that it goes on and on glenn but

01:28:37.520 the bottom line is wait wait let me let me go through some of these these other because i this is

01:28:42.880 terribly frightening you know every every country when it goes bad it starts locking people up for

01:28:50.880 mental health disorders and those mental health disorders are you know could be as broad as climate

01:28:57.120 change denier there is something wrong with this person this bill blurs the line between criminal

01:29:02.800 behavior and mental health disorders associated press reports police would have the authority to take

01:29:10.000 people for mental health treatment without with witnessing a crime also right in voluntary commitment

01:29:18.560 procedures from eminently life endangering crisis to a reasonable expect expectation that significant

01:29:26.240 psychiatric deterioration will occur in the near future so you this makes this much easier to

01:29:33.760 institutionalize people against their will right oh yeah don't don't be drunk on the street

01:29:39.360 quarter wearing a maga hat uh when this bill passes you know there there's you're crazy and they're

01:29:44.480 going to lock you up and it's it's terrifying what you know what's more interesting too is you know

01:29:49.840 this is george is the epicenter uh you know the political universe there was last election cycle

01:29:54.400 we're going to be again this election cycle so it's not an accident glenn that they're trying to

01:29:59.040 get the quote-unquote republican house republican senate republican governor in georgia to to pass a bill that you

01:30:06.640 know the one of the authors said was based off the illinois california and oregon version of the

01:30:11.040 single payer um if they can pass that here then they can take over health care everywhere and that's

01:30:16.400 exactly what they're trying to do okay so this is disturbing and i imagine you're coming from the same

01:30:21.760 angle not only is this a massive um uh opening to mental health and a big burden on everybody cost-wise

01:30:32.640 etc etc but when you're talking about uh a mental health issue uh and it allows you to take guns from

01:30:43.520 people with mental health issues this scares the hell out of me because a lot of of our service

01:30:50.720 personnel came back and they were suffering from ptsd and that's on the record would this allow them to

01:30:59.040 lose their guns and their rights yeah yeah so it's look it's a very slippery slope and a lot of that's

01:31:04.960 going to depend on the interpretation of attorney general time but just for your listeners and you

01:31:08.320 let me break it down very quickly essentially what this bill does is it points to a liberal document

01:31:14.080 called the dsm-5 that's published by the apa you know the apa new york times did a 2016 study uh they

01:31:20.400 published it in the new york times right they're all known for great journalism but even they talk about

01:31:24.400 how the apa is an extremely left-wing democrat organization oh my gosh but what this does is

01:31:30.080 we cede all of the power to the apa dsm-5 for definitions of all mental health conditions

01:31:35.520 and then this bill requires the state uh and these insurance companies to track everyone who has a

01:31:40.720 mental health condition which i hate to tell you this clan everybody has got something oh yeah in this

01:31:46.160 dsm-5 you know whether it's erectile dysfunction or sleep or you know a sleep disorder or adhd you've got a

01:31:52.640 mental health condition according to the left-wing apa well if you have a mental health condition

01:31:57.600 you're not a lawful weapons owner so it's a very short link link um from you know governor stacy abrams

01:32:04.800 if god forbid she gets elected in november which which by the way she came out two days ago praising

01:32:09.600 this bill that every single democrat in the legislature supports and passed by the way so

01:32:14.160 when republicans are passing democrat health care measures i think we've got bigger concerns at hand but

01:32:19.680 what what they're doing is they're praising that because you know it's a very short leap for them

01:32:23.600 to say hey you know what um all these people that we are now tracking in this database that have a

01:32:28.320 mental condition we've got to go in and for their own safety make sure that they don't have any firearms

01:32:33.360 okay so it's it's not what's not what's in the bill glenn it's what the bill tudd oh i know i i i know and

01:32:39.680 people are just so stupid when they say this will never mean good heavens man when we passed the patriot act and

01:32:48.400 said we have to start listening to terrorists did you ever think that it would mean parents at a

01:32:55.040 school board meeting of course not if stop thinking these things can't happen they are happening okay so

01:33:05.760 last week the house passed this awful bill 169 to three so all democrats and all but three republicans

01:33:16.080 supported this that's right what yeah look the bill the bill is being pushed by the speaker of

01:33:25.120 the house himself david ralston so he's spoken on committee and he's putting every lever that he

01:33:30.240 has of government behind it to to uh to make sure that the bill passes you know there it's not a

01:33:35.840 i mean glenn you've been around long enough to know there's a reason the bill came up on the

01:33:39.280 on the first day in session back during qualifying right if you voted against this bill here goes your

01:33:45.120 primary qualifier you know and the other two members by the way who voted no with me two freedom

01:33:50.480 caucus members uh that week they both got primary challengers you know i didn't because the speaker

01:33:55.840 already drew me out of my district and redistricted me in the last year because they'd rather have a

01:33:59.840 liberal democrat than a conservative republican but the the this is the way that they operate and it's just

01:34:06.080 it's all big government it's all government growth and expansion uh and people need to realize that

01:34:11.440 this is the aim of this is one thing it's to consolidate power with the government and take

01:34:16.480 away your ability and and mental health you know god bless them it's a crisis in the country and it's a

01:34:22.880 crisis largely caused by government intervention and and taking away civil liberties and so the the concept

01:34:30.080 of even using the government to solve a problem caused by the government you know your your listeners

01:34:34.080 get the irony but unfortunately many don't well that that's also another tool of the dictatorships

01:34:40.320 they make every they they find ways to make everyone possibly in violation of something and then they

01:34:48.960 only apply it to those that they want to apply it to uh and mental health that's easy i mean we have

01:34:56.480 heard you know if you stand up against um you know transgenderism you're going to be the one called

01:35:05.440 that you have a mental disease you have some sort of hatred that is uh that is just pouring through

01:35:11.840 you um this will this bill will actually the taxpayers will be forced to pay for sex change operations

01:35:20.240 right oh yeah that's exactly right so you know the author's bill will fight this but uh the reality

01:35:26.320 is what the bill does because it points to the dsm-5 it says that everything in this liberal document

01:35:31.440 has to be covered by insurance well the dsm-5 uh currently says that there are four treatments

01:35:37.200 for gender dysphoria uh two of them are medical so steroid injections or surgery which means you know

01:35:44.400 one plus one equals two glenn you don't have to be a you know a rocket scientist you know pun intended

01:35:50.320 to understand the meaning of the legislation which is that if it yeah and it you're gonna have to pay

01:35:56.480 for transgender surgery and let me tell you what churches are gonna have to pay for it there's no

01:36:00.160 religious exemptions you know it's little sisters of the poor all over again because if you have your

01:36:05.840 church provider and you have blue cross blue shield well your premiums are going to go up and you're

01:36:10.080 going to be paying for uh transgender reassignment surgery for someone uh and which by the way we

01:36:15.920 don't even have age limits on that yet and the apa doesn't want age limits on it they're completely

01:36:20.160 fine with a 10 year old getting their genitalia cut off and mutilated by their parents to serve some

01:36:25.760 woke objective it's disgusting okay so this is past the house but it now goes to the senate in georgia

01:36:31.920 once the bill leaves subcommittee it then has to go to full committee and then the rules committee and

01:36:36.560 then the senate floor so there is time to defeat this but it has to be defeated in the senate right

01:36:42.880 that's right it's got it's got to be defeated in the senate um i there's i mean there's a chance that

01:36:48.160 the governor with enough pressure with your viewers and other viewers you know the governor isn't a

01:36:52.000 primary uh he's been pretty silent on this bill uh there's a chance that the governor would veto it if

01:36:57.600 it somehow sneaks back through but um there's no chance without listeners getting engaged without

01:37:02.160 okay national attention because the the legislature up here um you know it makes the dc swamp look a

01:37:08.720 little bit funny the legislature down here is a complete swamp uh and it takes engaged they all

01:37:13.840 are i'm telling you they all are i'm so sick to my stomach about these legislatures and quite honestly

01:37:20.480 these republicans uh they make me sick to my stomach they have sold us out lock stock and barrel in many

01:37:28.000 many cases and uh i don't know what they're doing but they're not paying attention to what's really

01:37:33.520 happening in the world um all right so and it's what it's why the freedom caucus is so important

01:37:38.400 you know the national freedom caucus has stood in the gap in dc these state freedom caucuses are

01:37:42.880 popping up in states across the country with the state freedom caucus network uh that's what we do you

01:37:47.760 know we we are the ones that are in the legislature that are are standing up i mean i was in a meeting

01:37:52.480 yesterday and i stood up and said you guys are furious with me and all i have done is continue

01:37:57.840 to abide by the republican party platform and oppose the things that we are opposed to and that's the

01:38:04.480 difference between a freedom caucus member to not freedom caucus member we're about the principles

01:38:09.280 and the policies i know not about the power and the structure within the system philip thank you so much

01:38:15.280 so people need to call the um governor and will it help to call the senate yeah call call this call

01:38:24.320 the senators come down to the capitol and talk to people about it face-to-face works uh call the

01:38:29.200 people running for office you know you've got uh 234 members of the general assembly running for

01:38:33.760 re-election you've got congress people running for re-election you've got governors you got lieutenant

01:38:38.080 governors uh call them all you know trump's coming to georgia on saturday i'd love to see you know

01:38:42.960 president trump and his six endorsed candidates you know fight against abram's care i mean these are

01:38:47.600 all you know it political pressure is a combination of every pressure point you know it's not just one

01:38:53.520 and so we just need help thank you very much philip i appreciate it the uh the um the bill is hb

01:39:02.000 1013 hb 1013 it's happening in uh georgia look out something like this may be happening in uh

01:39:12.560 in your state and it's all geared around mental health and extraordinarily dangerous hb 1013 georgia

01:39:22.880 burn up the phones stop this from passing without you it will pass and be signed into law

01:39:30.720 and uh and god help you hb 1013

01:39:35.600 all right whether it's a tornado like we've been getting here in the south here recently or a hurricane

01:39:45.360 or a flood or a winter storm or you know nuclear war or nuclear winter i mean it could be either one

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01:41:20.480 you know from the beginning of america debate and freedom of speech have been a bedrock of american

01:41:31.120 principles the freedom to disagree to question to have a different opinion from the prevailing wisdom

01:41:38.040 of the age these are all under assault right now twitter is banning anybody who says you know i think

01:41:46.640 that's a dude in a swimsuit that's why it's not surprising but still disturbing to hear people so

01:41:55.200 many people and so many people in power asking the doj to investigate people asking for more people to be

01:42:02.880 shut down i mean it is it's crazy because the left used to be the ones speaking out freedom of speech

01:42:11.760 it's happened before and we'll get through it again but we have to wake up in 1916 woodrow wilson

01:42:20.480 ran for re-election on a pledge to keep the u.s out of world war one a month after he was sworn in

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01:42:46.920 germany against the u.s wartime and severe economic crisis are the ultimate playgrounds for left-wing

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01:44:07.100 liberty woodrow wilson the godfather of the great reset splendid things come to a nation

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01:45:46.220 back in the early 90s ukraine the wall had just come down

01:46:02.600 and dr roma was walking on the same route that he had walked every day

01:46:09.260 in kiev but suddenly he saw things differently he saw children camped out in manholes and uh basements

01:46:18.240 metro stations they had been there but suddenly he had started to see them in an interview he said

01:46:26.320 i didn't go looking for him i just began to see them as if they were mushrooms growing around me and

01:46:32.020 crying out for help once you see something it's hard to unsee it he knew he had to help so he founded

01:46:41.460 something called our father's house it's a home for many of those kids that live on the street that

01:46:46.720 i mean as many as he could fit and the children came in with significant trauma he hired a team that

01:46:54.080 would commit their lives to giving them a second chance and that's what they did then russia invaded

01:47:01.040 as explosions rang out in kiev the staff of our father's house realized the lives of 167 children

01:47:09.440 and 30 adults were in their hands with the help of their sponsor organization ezra international they

01:47:16.900 made a plan to move when this sounds like a good place to evacuate to you're you're in trouble

01:47:23.320 move everybody to germany one of the staff members wrote too much heartbreak can you imagine writing

01:47:31.220 the blood type of every child on their backpack in case your bus is hit dr roma told the children

01:47:39.320 not to scream not to panic if their bus was hit by a bomb but to help each other and quickly leave the

01:47:45.540 bus and tell them if anybody is injured he asked them to behave as if they were 30 year olds

01:47:53.160 saying to them when we get out of ukraine i will return your childhood to you but right now

01:47:59.180 you have to think like an adult 80 sleepless hours prayers tears divine providence

01:48:07.000 they're in germany they're safe now the journey is far from over and they're raising money now to put

01:48:14.640 children up in germany it costs about 5 000 euros a day for all of these people they're trying to find a

01:48:20.960 more permanent home right now in a letter to the team a member of the staff wrote keep on your prayer

01:48:28.100 needs and knees please that's ezra international if you would like to help ezra international rescue

01:48:36.920 these kids and make sure that they're fine in germany please do you know a lot of these kids are

01:48:44.700 are um are jewish and we're going through the same kind of thing that we were going through

01:48:52.540 in the first world war and the second world war and people are looking for homes but this is the first

01:48:59.620 time that jews have a home to go to this is the first time that you can go if you're jewish you can go

01:49:07.860 to israel and no country has to say one way or another you can just go to israel that's that's a

01:49:14.940 first in history and fantastic incredible development really is really is and of course there's so many

01:49:23.860 people that want it to be destroyed to this day yeah i mean it's great until it's vaporized but

01:49:28.440 i mean uh you know but i'd rather be i'd rather be vaporized than in israel than any other place

01:49:35.820 really yeah for this reason they're writing the travel guide for israel yeah it is they're pretty

01:49:41.520 awake oh yeah they're pretty awake you know we are dead asleep yeah they are on high alert all the

01:49:48.880 time for good reason by the way if you look at the history of the people they might want to be on

01:49:53.740 alert i'm i'm reading a book called uh eight days in may which is about time period i've never really

01:50:00.160 looked at because everybody's read you know we've read about written about uh read about the hitler

01:50:05.640 and the nazis you're reading another hitler book you never stop reading i think i mix them in from

01:50:13.460 time to time yeah i'm fascinated by that that era and yeah so am i i think every guy is for some

01:50:18.460 strange weird reason he's a complete psychopath and but like looking at like how all that happened

01:50:23.820 it's such a fascinating study of human beings and it's taken to such extremes it's hard to look away

01:50:29.120 from may i may i ask you have you read ordinary people yet i don't know that i have yeah i think

01:50:35.500 it's ordinary people ordinary citizens it is the study of how it happened i think we've talked about

01:50:41.660 it is fantastic it is like poland was poland was really bad then how did they take these really stand

01:50:50.240 up poles who were police officers and they became worse than the ss how did that happen it's an

01:50:57.280 amazing look yeah some part of it looks at that a little bit and the and the guy who ran that whole

01:51:02.700 operation yeah his his post-war activities but that's what the eight days in may is you think about

01:51:08.560 world war ii ending when hitler commits suicide that's basically the end of it well there were eight

01:51:13.440 days after that that the nazis still existed that the government still tried to function they everyone

01:51:18.920 was reaching for power there was all the back and forth of what comes next but most of the big guys

01:51:24.820 they were getting out right and they were trying to go west yeah a lot of them i mean even the soldiers

01:51:30.460 everyone was just evacuating their eastern positions and moving west with the hope of being captured by the

01:51:37.860 americans rather than the soviets oh yeah because they were very much convinced rightly so that the

01:51:44.120 soviets would act like soviets and the americans would act like americans or the soviets would act

01:51:49.500 like the like the germans acted against the soviet population soviet union lost a hundred what is it

01:51:56.940 oh my god 125 million something like that it was i don't have the number it's some crazy number yeah it

01:52:03.860 really is incomprehensible number and that's when you look at some people brought up the current

01:52:09.980 conflict and they've lost something like 10 000 troops and i brought that up it's like that is

01:52:14.080 i mean in modern warfare incredibly significant it's more than the u.s lost in iraq and afghanistan

01:52:22.260 through two decades combined and they've lost it in four weeks some people and i think this is a

01:52:27.560 good critique of that point which is this the russians don't look at loss of life like the rest of

01:52:34.020 the world does they're just they'll throw bodies at anything you know but also they are not i can

01:52:39.780 guarantee you no tv coverage or newspaper coverage of coffins coming back no no not at all so the the

01:52:47.140 the book though describes this exodus towards the east as they try to get you know americans to capture

01:52:53.280 them and of course some of it's really hard to get through where of what the russians and soviets did

01:52:59.140 when they got through the defenses of germany what they did to the locals which was oh absolutely

01:53:07.100 horrific but what was interesting was a lot of these people got captured by the americans they

01:53:11.980 were brought to you know refugee camps and they did not have good experiences as you could they were

01:53:18.240 hoping to get the geneva convention uh sort of treatment and they got better treatment as compared

01:53:24.800 to the soviets i don't know that they got full geneva uh convention treatment but they was they what

01:53:30.440 was interesting was they said that there were some camps uh that were set up after all this went down

01:53:36.040 um that were run by germans and even as compared to the soviets the germans gave the harshest treatment

01:53:44.640 to those prisoners um which is saying something they've got that spooky element don't they really

01:53:51.880 do they know i mean if you've ever watched german film especially old german film have you ever watched

01:53:59.220 nosferatu i mean you know bits and pieces it'll scare the hell out of you really and it's a silent movie

01:54:05.140 about a vampire and you're like okay watch it by yourself in the middle of the night it will scare

01:54:10.860 the hell out of you yeah they they have this ability if you've ever watched anything german

01:54:15.740 on television even new stuff on netflix when they want to creep you out and make you afraid

01:54:21.820 oh they they can do it they got it yeah they got that neck i got locked into one of these long

01:54:27.740 lists of like the scariest horror films of all time like the movies that have been banned and they went

01:54:32.940 through all of this list and it was like 80 of them seemed like they were german oh they're

01:54:36.620 they got it and they were banned in germany yeah they're just banned everywhere else yeah uh but this

01:54:41.480 is why we were talking about this the other day they had we listened to some presentation and it was

01:54:45.640 some wonderful british woman with her incredible british accent and voice saying something was so

01:54:50.600 soothing and you just realize that like german voiceover actors don't get roles it's either they're

01:54:56.440 killing a bunch of people there's no like sleep app with the german announcer and we'll take care of

01:55:02.900 you at the spa yeah no no thank you no thank you but it's really unfortunate so you're reading this

01:55:10.340 but what is it called eight days in may it's by volker ulrich which who oh yeah wrote the you know

01:55:15.840 the latest and greatest best hitler biographies in two parts uh you know hitler ascent and hitler

01:55:21.520 uh downfall which are both i mean they're a thousand page books but they're freaking awesome

01:55:26.140 and it has more detail than i think the large predecessors it's funny you go through all this

01:55:31.880 research imagine the research this guy did over hitler's life and at the end he's got all this

01:55:36.020 information about the last eight days he's like i get put out another one let's just put it let's go

01:55:41.140 with it eight days in may it's a whole new book so now have you watched really have you watched the

01:55:45.780 documentary i think it was on either amazon or netflix uh the documentary of when hitler is

01:55:51.400 in the bunker i have this in my queue okay yes and then he comes up and he hit some sort of a time

01:55:59.640 vortex and he's in today oh really no maybe i don't have this in my queue hysterical it was done i think

01:56:07.200 in germany um this is is this like is this new this isn't the one no no this is comedy that was called

01:56:14.100 uh like oh it has like some really like innocuous title to it yes i think i did and he's a and he's a

01:56:20.840 they think he's a comedian and he's doing all the same thing and people like he's speaking truth

01:56:27.320 it's hysterical isn't it and he's like via people laughing here which only makes them laugh even

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01:58:22.100 we're just talking about um this book that stew is reading uh eight days eight days in may the

01:58:29.020 final collapse of the third reich by volker ulrich and uh does it go into how people how the big

01:58:36.100 germans really escaped yeah it goes through a lot of that i mean you know it goes through

01:58:41.020 everybody's attempts to escape everybody's attempts to position themselves you know all the way into

01:58:48.160 like where they hid how they hid how you know some people dressed up to leave the country and were

01:58:54.900 able to get out like i mean you know a lot of them were caught just like sleeping in forests

01:59:00.180 you know because they were trying to escape i wonder how many germans got away uh and were never

01:59:09.100 and i don't mean the like the top guys but i mean some really bad guys that just kind of blended back

01:59:14.980 in yeah i mean part of it goes into you know people that we were on the hunt for they're top

01:59:22.680 scientists that we embraced and brought into society our society as heroes which is an remarkable

01:59:28.320 bizarre thing it's true i mean and i understood why we did it but what was the movie that uh explored

01:59:37.340 uh warner von braun and it was a different it was an alternative you know an alternate history

01:59:44.220 and he was exposed for what he had really done and so the space program doesn't exist you know

01:59:52.940 doesn't happen here and yeah yeah because it is an incredible thing i mean it was very

01:59:58.380 it was very it was the ultimate effort in pragmatism by the united states to just say like look

02:00:04.940 i don't care what this guy how many people did he blow up that were innocent okay we need him here to

02:00:10.560 help us and we did that well we did want them over here as opposed to over there russia that's why we

02:00:17.340 were like right we were trying to get the russians to get them but we embraced him really and turned

02:00:22.440 him into a hero of sorts which is and a lot of a lot of them you know they they i don't think

02:00:28.540 warner von braun was a real nazi i mean he had the pen and everything i mean you're in you're in the club

02:00:35.280 you know what i mean so i guess you really are i mean once you're wearing the pen yeah you know

02:00:40.940 you're a nazi but there were there were i mean for a penny and for a pound this is this is only

02:00:46.260 appropriate in this type of conversation but there were degrees right i mean there were people who

02:00:50.660 viscerally had blood lust for jews and there were others who thought they were going to get killed

02:00:57.960 and should have questioned a lot more than they did you know some people i mean oscar schindler

02:01:04.140 yeah right oscar schindler is a good example like he had the pen yeah eventually he came around uh to

02:01:10.100 the right way of thinking but it took a while and a lot of people that that was the that was the truth

02:01:14.440 for some of these high level officials who to the end of the war believed in hitler and everything

02:01:21.940 you know that he was sort of supernatural and it only it took until he really collapsed and died

02:01:29.620 and the war collapsed for them to even ever question that he they could have been doing

02:01:35.980 something wrong i mean that is like it's in their private writings this isn't just like you know

02:01:41.420 looking at them from afar it's in their private writings where they you could see the the first

02:01:47.060 hints of doubt very very late uh and they eventually some of them wound up seeing this

02:01:54.260 and uh wind up maintaining power long into the future for decades uh getting high level positions

02:02:02.420 in the government and uh people who sufficiently i guess rejected the ideology afterward but that's

02:02:09.080 a balancing act that i don't think a country can handle that's why we have hydra here in america

02:02:14.360 that's what happens just saying hey tonight don't forget 9 p.m is my wednesday night special

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02:02:37.580 just don't want to miss it that's at nine o'clock tonight blaze tv right after a brand new stew does

02:02:45.440 america don't miss it you didn't even come close to talking to the end i mean that's not a radio hall

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The Glenn Beck Program - March 23, 2022

The Dark Money Behind Biden's Justice Pick ｜ Guests： Justin Haskins & Rep. Philip Singleton ｜ 3⧸23⧸22

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