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00:02:04.900 hello america welcome to the glenbeck program i am going to share something with you that i

00:02:14.960 have only shared to a very select few something that

00:02:21.880 uh something that uh uh well i'll explain when we get into it is something that bothered me for a very

00:02:31.800 very long time uh it was a dream that i had uh and i think it is time to share it this is about a 12 year old

00:02:43.240 dream but the time has come for you to know what we're dealing with

00:02:50.220 we begin in 60 seconds

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00:04:20.260 all right uh i'm gonna start um give me give me 30 minutes if you will today uh i want to start with

00:04:37.460 what's in the news and then i want to take you back to about 2009 and uh something that stew knows he's

00:04:46.460 probably one of four or five people that know about a dream that i had um years ago and i've been

00:04:54.860 thinking about it since yesterday's program and i feel i need to share it with you or at least a portion

00:05:02.340 of it um but i get to that here in a minute i'm going to show you the news of the day and why i think

00:05:09.240 it's important that you um hear about the experience that i had all right let's go on a scavenger

00:05:16.440 hunt um most people don't know anything about balenciaga is that how you say it i say it sarah i don't

00:05:23.700 know balenciaga balenciaga okay two thousand dollar sweaters okay it's really expensive couture kind of

00:05:33.340 clothing blah blah blah it's a spanish fashion house um and it has had real sway apparently for a very long

00:05:42.420 time they uh well let me welcome back stew from vacation stew what do you know about this story

00:05:50.660 glenn think of me this is just a theoretical sense okay think of me as a person yeah who went on

00:05:59.100 thanksgiving break and tried to stay away from grooming stories while i was on that okay that's

00:06:06.140 hard to understand but okay and also in additional uh in addition to this have never heard of balenciaga

00:06:13.740 right i pronounce it but i don't know what it is i've never heard of it until you know this weekend

00:06:19.960 so what do you know about it the only thing that i would say i know about it is didn't they take some

00:06:25.560 pictures of like kids with teddy bears and the bears were like bondage bears or something i don't

00:06:32.520 know i saw one of the pictures that's all i've heard okay so there's a lot more to this story as it

00:06:37.880 goes on uh the bondage bears and the picture with the panic-faced children surrounded by empty wine

00:06:44.660 glasses uh is what we all kind of saw and we're like huh that's not good the picture uh features a

00:06:54.580 dazed looking boy in a cluttered room among all the club clutter there is some disturbing things that

00:07:02.420 have been found for one the boy is wearing red shoes that has symbolized royalty and unstoppable

00:07:09.820 power like the red heels of king louis the 14th now this is a weird connection to tony podesta

00:07:17.160 in the pedophilia uh paintings owned by tony podesta children are wearing red shoes now the boy to the boy's

00:07:28.580 left is a drawing of a rainbow to his right is a drawing of earth with a crow looking down over it

00:07:36.340 and on the ground there is a roll of ticker tape with balance balenciaga spelled not the normal way

00:07:46.180 but spelled capital b capital a capital a capital l cap sorry capital b capital a capital a capital l

00:07:55.840 ian saga oh wow okay you know you know the meaning of that still what is the god of uh uh i mean we've

00:08:06.940 talked about it a million child sacrifice that's how okay yeah i child sacrifice pedophilia

00:08:12.920 uh unstoppable sex evil and yeah moloch right it is the ancient uh god in the bible moloch or 0.54

00:08:23.680 ball b-a-a-l um it is a canaanite god of child sacrifice okay nice you'll find in in jeremiah 0.79

00:08:34.940 jeremiah 19 ball is identified as moloch and a crude drawing shows a horned animal that resembles

00:08:43.920 ball so that's also in the picture now this is no accident for a couple of reasons the company had

00:08:54.860 to have had this ticker tape designed and printed and put on the floor also in march at a parish show

00:09:03.020 for this company kim kardashian wore a full body dress made only of ticker tape with the word 0.79

00:09:10.340 balenciaga on it but it was spelled correctly now if one of those things would have appeared on their

00:09:16.980 own it would be one thing but putting these things together and then seeing the people behind it it

00:09:24.460 becomes very clear now so you know the company has blamed this on the photographer and we'll get into

00:09:31.680 that in a second then they went out and they said well it's the advertised we didn't even see any of

00:09:38.640 these pictures before they went out does anyone believe that okay so here's the photographer he was

00:09:48.480 described um uh as a documentary photographer whose projects often make expensive portraits of everyday

00:09:57.140 uh eccentric eccentric eccentric how do you say that yeah okay i heard it in my head we are now that you started

00:10:06.280 i know talking i know eccentricities eccentricities yes that's what i heard in my head you should be over here

00:10:13.380 because i'm already in the hall of fame so yeah i don't even try anymore um a press release from the company

00:10:20.140 said the gift shop campaign iterates uh on the artist series toy stories which features a series

00:10:26.860 of photographs from around the world of children surrounded by their favorite toys

00:10:30.760 hmm okay in a statement the photographer said as a photographer i was only and solely requested to

00:10:39.760 light the given scene take the shots according to my signature style as usual for commercial shooting

00:10:46.700 the direction of the campaign and the choice of the objects displayed are not in the hands of the

00:10:52.240 photographer now who is the person responsible for that well that's their creative director known as

00:11:01.700 demna she's from the country georgia she's also worked for louis vuitton she is the person that in the

00:11:10.640 2021 met gala uh she it's a she or he yeah i don't know i'm not going to identify right i'm not we

00:11:20.960 don't know there's a it's a fluid situation here as we can i think it's he i think it is okay um but

00:11:26.760 he designed the gimp outfit that kim kardashian wore okay you know the okay okay where she was covered 0.70

00:11:33.740 all in black rubber or whatever the hell it is okay dramatic very dramatic um now they also

00:11:42.260 collaborate with adidas remember this is the company one of the companies that just fired

00:11:49.080 kanye but they are tied deeply into the kardashians um now if you go back into some of their old photo

00:11:58.180 shoots there is a pattern here they just did one they released a collaboration with adidas which

00:12:06.800 they called the spring 23 campaign um the um the pieces are the pieces that were on the spring 23

00:12:15.180 presentation uh on their runway um and the collection was shot by a completely different photographer and

00:12:22.740 that is important because the imagery isn't a coincidence or a decision made by the first

00:12:27.880 photographer the theme was business office environment and the setting was a swanky high rise in

00:12:35.460 manhattan and nicole kidman is in the ads in the photo for a 3100 hourglass handbag there's a printed

00:12:46.320 copy of the 2008 united states versus williams decision on child pornography laws uh and whether uh promotion of

00:12:56.620 child pornography curtailed first amendment freedom of speech rights so there's the handbag and there's

00:13:03.260 the supreme court ruling okay but i'm sure it's just a coincidence and a photographer's fault yeah

00:13:09.920 um newsweek says the extract the extract is part of an analysis with respect to the united states

00:13:16.900 versus williams presented in the late uh presented by the late justice enton and scalia from may 2008

00:13:24.000 which details the grounds for material to be defined as child pornography okay in another photo a man

00:13:32.620 in a terrible outfit stands in this swanky office with a postcard view of cities behind him behind him

00:13:40.140 also is a diploma with the name of john philip fisher this connection isn't as solid

00:13:47.600 um but speculation is who is john philip fisher apparently he is a pedophile out of michigan

00:13:58.480 okay in a in a in a uh another advertisement photo hourglass small crock embossed top handle bag a woman 1.00

00:14:09.160 props her feet onto a cluttered desk so much clutter it's hard to tell what's on all the paper but in the

00:14:15.220 background you see a stack of books one of them is titled fire from the sun it's about an artist

00:14:22.300 uh whose work has been linked to pedophilia cannibalism and blood rituals a description posted

00:14:29.620 on amazon says that his artwork features children who are presented alone or in groups against a

00:14:35.340 studio-like backdrop that negates time and space while underlining the theatrical atmosphere

00:14:41.460 and artifice that exist throughout his recent work okay so he is trying to recreate i guess the cherubs

00:14:51.180 of the renaissance uh they are just their allegories they're not really children and they contrast their

00:14:59.520 their um innocence with the evils of the world okay now there's another person involved this one

00:15:11.200 is really interesting this is the chief designer for the company uh her name is lata volkava

00:15:22.520 uh apparently and i've seen some of it now it's all been made private but you know through the way

00:15:30.560 back machine you can the internet is forever gang on her instagram page she has i mean when i say tons

00:15:40.960 i mean a disturbing amount of satanic imagery and violence one image shows a woman uh lying on a

00:15:51.780 pentagram uh as a satanic figure looms over her another shows a woman dead on her side in a field

00:15:59.420 with her stomach ripped open and entrails sprawling out on the grass beneath her third photo is a 1.00

00:16:06.460 vintage style men's bedroom but covered in blood and bullets and broken glass and the fourth image

00:16:12.320 uh was a child holding up a skull with a frame and the star sign symbols uh from the astrological chart

00:16:20.080 so she seems wonderful now she is the chief designer for this uh company also on her instagram account

00:16:31.060 there's an image of her wearing a t-shirt from her favorite band cannibal corpse and she's inside of a church

00:16:38.620 now remember the woman laying with her entrails out in a completely different uh in a completely

00:16:46.800 different uh picture cannibal corpse one uh of their songs the lyrics entrails ripped from a virgin's 0.99

00:16:57.540 c word virgin tied to my mattress legs spread wide ruptured bowel yanked from her inside 1.00

00:17:04.960 de-virginized with my knife internal bleeding i can't tell you even more of it it is awful awful 0.99

00:17:13.340 also an image of a little girl bound and gagged uh this is the woman who is like 0.79

00:17:20.480 the leader of all of the design for this particular um uh particular brand she also works with adidas which

00:17:33.340 launched a sneaker line designed by her um let's see i mean it's it just goes on and on and on

00:17:48.920 now kim kardashian said she's re-evaluating her relationship now i think that's all you need to

00:17:58.000 know really how much thought do you need to put into this well she she reached out to the company and

00:18:07.040 they said oh darn that oh that photographer oh we're gonna change things here really are you

00:18:15.240 yo yes we are okay okay um somebody else that is involved um 0.95

00:18:23.700 would be the uh would be the daughter uh let's see the the stepdaughter i think of kamala harris 1.00

00:18:36.840 she's androgynous uh has um you know just a well a lot wouldn't say the look of a model um but 1.00

00:18:47.700 the guy who was really there for kamala when she was running for president gave the max to her campaign

00:18:56.120 happens to run this uh this modeling agency and after kamala won as vice president

00:19:06.240 her daughter reaches out and says hey i'd like to be a model and guess where they place her 1.00

00:19:13.140 with this company

00:19:14.820 this is everywhere absolutely everywhere stay with me 30 seconds we continue lois wrote in about her

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00:20:38.340 all right so let me take you to other places and then i want to tell you something i haven't shared

00:20:49.760 for the first year after this happened it took me several months to even share it with my wife

00:20:55.540 and she was the only one that knew for the first about year year and a half um i'll i'll tell you all

00:21:04.680 about it in just a second but i want to give you two other things the washington post has just given

00:21:11.380 a rave review for a play about pedophiles the washington post says downstate which is a play about pedophiles

00:21:20.540 is brilliant really it's tough stuff it's questioning on how society treats these convicted

00:21:29.460 of heinous acts and you know it's not for the person that thinks that pedophilia is bad

00:21:35.840 but maybe those who have an open mind okay thank you so now we have this in the washington post

00:21:44.120 remember we told you this is what would come it's here now you also have in los angeles a real problem

00:21:55.760 uh apparently in los angeles uh they are releasing thousands of convicted pedophiles

00:22:04.680 uh the the the pedophile that should get 20 years is getting between a year and 10 months and two years

00:22:17.440 and eight months and they're being by the thousands released back into the population now why is that

00:22:25.820 why are pedophiles being released back into the population and getting very very short terms why is

00:22:35.280 that i have one explanation next

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00:24:15.180 this is uh the uh glenn back program there has been uh something known to just a handful of us

00:24:24.340 um for years stew is one of them uh and uh i never ever thought i would uh talk about this on the air

00:24:34.260 but i feel compelled to tell you that uh seasons have changed again and it is becoming more and more

00:24:41.880 apparent and you need to know what you're dealing with um we keep thinking that this is a political

00:24:51.100 thing it is not a political thing um i never thought i would share this and take take from it what you

00:24:59.720 will i mean you can dismiss it um i never have if you are a longtime listener of this program you know

00:25:08.580 that uh one of the reasons i left new york besides the whole thing was going to burn itself down

00:25:14.800 uh was i had a medical condition part of it was brought on by no rem sleep for about 10 years

00:25:25.920 um i actually found this to be very advantageous because i could get so much done because i just

00:25:33.820 couldn't sleep um and for 10 years i never had a dream that's not good for your body uh and so i was

00:25:44.880 really kind of broken down when i moved uh here i feel much much better and having dreams again etc etc

00:25:52.960 however during this period uh i had what could be described as a dream i do not believe it was

00:26:04.860 um but you might just say well that's ridiculous whatever

00:26:10.280 in this dream uh i wake uh i i come to in this dream and i am in a hallway of the

00:26:22.880 white house and i'm a i'm walking into a big room where there's a bunch of cubicles and people look

00:26:29.740 up like who's walking in and there are people behind me but i don't know who they are yet i just

00:26:34.880 know i'm being pushed forward by them the people are at the cubicles and they look over the cubicle

00:26:42.300 first at me and then they their eyes dart to the people behind me and then dart right back down and

00:26:48.900 i realize everybody in the white house is terrified of who's ever behind me i kind of glance back and i see

00:26:59.540 these people that are in uniforms that i've never seen before um and um

00:27:06.820 i have seen them since but that will be for some other time but i had never seen these before

00:27:16.160 and uh we're being pushed through this place and then we go into a room like the situation room okay

00:27:25.200 big conference room presidential uh and uh it's me and about three other people and we're sitting

00:27:35.760 down at that conference room table and we were told just to wait there so we do and we start talking

00:27:42.420 about i don't think this is gonna be good that's when two other people walk in um and they were

00:27:51.440 clearly identified in the dream however i'm not sure anymore that that um image was anything other

00:28:02.080 than helping me relate to what i'm about to tell you um so uh the one guy uh when they open the door

00:28:13.300 these guys in the uniforms are in the hallway and the one guy says uh him him and him take him out

00:28:22.540 and they get up and look at me and i'm the only one sitting at the table still and uh they go out

00:28:31.940 the guards close the doors and i'm now alone with these two people that are clearly in charge of

00:28:39.500 something they're not political they're not in a political position it didn't feel like

00:28:45.340 you know it wasn't the president or anything like that and um they are uh standing there and then i hear

00:28:54.540 three gunshots and they said uh yeah yeah that happened pretty quickly for them however you

00:29:07.160 we're gonna get to know and um and i i said okay and they said because you really have no idea who

00:29:20.100 you're dealing with and that's when one of them reached under like a mission impossible mask and

00:29:26.940 ripped off his face and he was satan he was a demon okay horrifying i wake up

00:29:37.020 this was so um vivid that i didn't tell anyone for months and not even my wife and it bothered me

00:29:52.300 deeply and i didn't know exactly what to do with that information and uh about a year year and a half

00:30:01.580 went by and um it still was with me almost every day um something you just don't forget and uh i get

00:30:12.600 a call from a guy who is you would know his name big spiritual leader and he calls me he says can you

00:30:19.680 come to my uh can you come to my house i i need to talk to you and i said okay sure when he said as

00:30:28.240 soon as possible i said this weekend okay he said yeah so i fly out my wife and i stay overnight we're

00:30:37.060 going to see him the next morning and uh that night i have the exact same dream and i wake up and i'm

00:30:47.880 just in a panic and we get in the car i don't tell my wife we get in the car and she said this is going

00:30:54.860 to be nice and i said yeah except i'm having a hard time breathing right now and she said why and i said

00:31:00.540 because i had that dream again last night remember 10 years no dreams two dreams the same one one and

00:31:12.400 then the same one about a year and a half later and she said you know you should talk to him about that

00:31:18.180 and i said no no no uh if the lord wants me to delve into it he'll he'll bring it up uh no i i i don't

00:31:27.620 want to talk about it and so we go into the guy's house we sit down he's sitting on a couch and he sits

00:31:33.640 down he sits right on the edge of the couch and he leans into me and he says you know sometimes the

00:31:42.380 lord talks to people i said uh-huh and he said um and sometimes people like you he'll he'll speak in

00:31:52.260 many different ways uh-huh including dreams or visions and i said right and he said and this is

00:32:04.180 and he leaned in and you know exactly what i'm talking about and i said uh-huh and he said do not

00:32:14.940 dismiss that dream do not ever dismiss that and i said okay he sat back and he said that's it that's all

00:32:27.460 i wanted to say that was it i have made choices on this show based on that you might find that

00:32:38.620 ridiculous maybe you don't i will never dismiss that i'm sharing it with you today what 10 years later

00:32:50.380 because you must not dismiss what you're dealing with we are not in a battle of politics we're not 0.93

00:33:03.980 politics and our whole culture has become evil i started this hour talking about what this pedophilia

00:33:15.820 stuff that is going around and how this nobody nobody will even say anything that the designer

00:33:24.500 of this uses the hashtag moloch that is the god of child sacrifice this is what we're dealing with

00:33:37.680 now i never thought that people and well i wrote the book i of moloch i never thought the average person

00:33:45.040 who was involved who was involved in all of this stuff even believed in any of that but they are

00:33:50.520 being put into situations where some leaders and i'm not talking politically in this particular case

00:33:58.020 i'm talking about that designer i do believe they know what they're doing and we are worshipping

00:34:07.360 moloch we are worshipping ball and they are demanding our children as a sacrifice 1.00

00:34:15.900 you have to get to a point

00:34:31.200 to where you are going to choose a side there is there will be no one left on the benches

00:34:43.400 and if you think you can sit it out you will end up on the wrong side

00:34:48.120 i i urge you to uh know who you serve this is a different time in human experience this is not normal

00:35:05.200 none of this is normal and uh it has been coming slowly in dribs and drabs 0.98

00:35:15.040 but for those who are paying really paying attention it's methodical and it has taken a extremely disturbing turn

00:35:27.400 we are we're no longer talking about issues of you know tax policies and how big the government should be

00:35:39.040 we're not talking about those things anymore we are talking about the erasing of the fundamental right

00:35:46.700 for you to choose

00:35:49.300 between good and evil

00:35:52.140 you're you're being coerced right now

00:35:55.360 to accept

00:35:57.360 one side

00:35:58.760 that is taking away your freedom of

00:36:03.220 choice that is

00:36:05.280 is god-given

00:36:06.280 satan's plan was the other one i'll go down i'll return them all 1.00

00:36:13.420 just give me the glory

00:36:16.140 i'll make the decisions for them

00:36:21.060 you have to start reading the news

00:36:25.740 with spiritual eyes

00:36:27.820 i also urge you to start um getting yourself back into the fold whatever fold it is

00:36:38.560 of god

00:36:39.940 get back to a place to where your eyes and ears

00:36:44.440 are attuned to the spirit because you will

00:36:48.080 not make it through this storm

00:36:50.480 without it

00:36:51.740 as i used to say there will come a time

00:36:54.480 where you have to be so in tune if the spirit says stop turn around go the other direction

00:37:00.040 you don't question it

00:37:01.860 you do it

00:37:03.200 and unless you start listening to it now

00:37:06.800 and developing that muscle

00:37:09.220 you will not

00:37:11.380 stop in time

00:37:12.760 please

00:37:14.920 we are in different

00:37:17.060 times

00:37:18.120 back in just a minute

00:37:19.760 i want you to take a minute to uh

00:37:22.800 my mouth is so dry after that

00:37:25.060 uh take a moment to assess your financial house

00:37:28.380 and uh how well it's maintained at the moment

00:37:31.260 um

00:37:32.380 what stands between you and where you'd like to be right now

00:37:36.200 okay

00:37:37.240 inflation probably

00:37:39.380 the economy

00:37:40.240 another

00:37:41.060 the good news is there is a solution

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00:38:31.680 the glenn back program

00:38:33.380 that's a fascinating story

00:38:50.860 i think you know

00:38:51.660 you have a moment like that where something feels really important and you don't know what to make of it

00:38:57.780 and then you have that secondary follow-up of talking to some

00:39:00.800 this major spiritual leader

00:39:03.460 who

00:39:04.700 out of the blue

00:39:07.160 out of the blue

00:39:07.680 and that's the only reason why

00:39:09.300 he only called me there to say

00:39:11.260 don't dismiss that

00:39:12.300 what

00:39:13.460 and you have

00:39:14.480 and i hadn't dismissed it

00:39:16.060 but i didn't know what to do with it

00:39:17.600 and i still don't really know what to do with it

00:39:19.820 other than

00:39:20.480 i take it seriously

00:39:22.580 on who we are fighting

00:39:24.420 and it is becoming more and more clear

00:39:27.580 i think

00:39:28.120 to more and more people

00:39:29.240 politics is important

00:39:31.400 and we've got to stay in the fight

00:39:33.000 but

00:39:33.720 this is

00:39:35.260 this is a child sacrifice

00:39:38.160 kind of cult

00:39:39.580 that we are

00:39:40.880 working against

00:39:42.000 and evil does exist

00:39:44.300 and when you does

00:39:45.300 when you talk about making

00:39:46.160 show decisions

00:39:47.780 sort of based on this

00:39:49.060 experience

00:39:49.720 um

00:39:51.120 we do check every guest

00:39:53.180 that comes in the studio

00:39:53.900 for a mission and pile

00:39:54.720 mission impossible

00:39:55.320 style masks

00:39:56.460 yes

00:39:56.660 we just grab at their collar

00:39:57.900 every day

00:39:58.180 no but

00:39:58.640 no it's about that

00:39:59.820 right

00:39:59.980 it's about like not making politics

00:40:01.880 your life

00:40:03.120 it's about seeing this

00:40:04.520 seeing bigger

00:40:05.280 issues that are

00:40:06.580 more important

00:40:07.340 more eternal

00:40:08.140 yeah

00:40:08.680 it's not dismissing

00:40:10.760 uh

00:40:11.740 you know 0.99

00:40:13.080 this is just a crazy politician 0.99

00:40:15.060 or this is a 1.00

00:40:16.200 crazy capitalist 0.99

00:40:17.700 or anything else 0.98

00:40:18.400 that this

00:40:18.900 what's

00:40:19.580 what we are experiencing

00:40:21.160 is driven by evil

00:40:23.500 um

00:40:24.880 and you can define that

00:40:26.280 any way you want

00:40:27.380 honestly

00:40:28.280 i i just

00:40:29.160 you know

00:40:31.400 i i i don't know

00:40:33.640 what to do with it

00:40:34.680 other than

00:40:35.500 today i got up

00:40:36.880 and i re-read

00:40:37.760 ezekiel 33

00:40:38.840 because

00:40:39.460 this was on my mind

00:40:40.940 and uh

00:40:42.440 that is about

00:40:43.160 the watchman on the tower

00:40:44.340 and we all are

00:40:45.360 watchmen

00:40:46.040 when you see something

00:40:47.840 you must

00:40:49.460 say it

00:40:50.180 you must

00:40:50.960 say it

00:40:51.580 um

00:40:52.480 you must warn

00:40:53.400 others

00:40:53.900 and that's why

00:40:54.840 i'm telling you today

00:40:55.860 maybe

00:40:57.000 maybe i only saw

00:40:58.800 shadows

00:40:59.840 uh

00:41:00.560 you know

00:41:01.000 and they were just

00:41:01.940 you know

00:41:02.320 figments of my imagination

00:41:03.660 i'm blowing the horn

00:41:05.760 telling you right now

00:41:07.680 what i think

00:41:09.000 many are beginning

00:41:10.500 to understand

00:41:11.580 the time is here

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00:42:44.420 radio show starts

00:42:45.420 here in a second

00:42:45.820 here in a second

00:43:15.420 what you are about to hear

00:43:32.220 is the fusion of

00:43:33.340 entertainment and

00:43:34.740 enlightenment

00:43:35.320 this is the

00:43:37.660 glenbeck program

00:43:38.880 welcome to the glenbeck program

00:43:43.700 there was some testimony

00:43:45.780 given uh while we were

00:43:48.140 away uh for the

00:43:49.960 holidays and it

00:43:51.160 involved anthony

00:43:52.360 fauci

00:43:52.920 we don't know what

00:43:54.760 was said other than

00:43:55.980 fauci

00:43:56.740 mr science himself

00:43:58.220 has a very faulty

00:43:59.680 memory he couldn't

00:44:00.740 remember really the

00:44:01.780 details of anything

00:44:02.980 we're going to

00:44:04.460 introduce you to the

00:44:05.440 attorneys general that

00:44:06.600 actually brought this

00:44:07.960 suit uh and it was

00:44:10.660 was there for the

00:44:12.340 deposition

00:44:13.120 what do we know

00:44:15.160 what can he share

00:44:16.540 what was asked

00:44:18.220 of anthony fauci

00:44:19.760 and what does this

00:44:21.460 lawsuit

00:44:22.180 give the attorneys

00:44:24.160 general

00:44:24.640 ability to do

00:44:26.760 what is the hopeful

00:44:28.720 outcome

00:44:29.420 we go there in 60

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00:45:48.600 i am uh thrilled

00:45:51.040 to uh introduce

00:45:52.380 the uh attorney

00:45:53.740 general uh that

00:45:55.700 uh is the attorney

00:45:56.980 general of the

00:45:58.440 great state of

00:45:59.360 louisiana

00:46:00.200 he is kind of a

00:46:01.560 rock star

00:46:02.260 uh he has

00:46:04.580 reformed the

00:46:05.820 justice system

00:46:06.780 in his own

00:46:07.860 state

00:46:08.300 uh he was

00:46:09.880 uh

00:46:10.900 also

00:46:11.840 um the

00:46:13.600 national association

00:46:14.620 of attorneys

00:46:15.440 general

00:46:15.860 uh that earned

00:46:17.280 the gladiator

00:46:18.260 award

00:46:18.780 by the

00:46:20.080 louisiana

00:46:20.720 uh family

00:46:21.500 forum

00:46:21.940 uh he has

00:46:23.620 won the

00:46:24.220 conference of

00:46:25.100 western attorney

00:46:25.840 general's award

00:46:26.880 for best

00:46:27.500 consumer outreach

00:46:28.580 and the

00:46:29.180 usdhh

00:46:30.460 inspector general's

00:46:31.860 award of

00:46:32.260 excellent

00:46:32.740 in fighting

00:46:34.060 medicaid

00:46:34.840 medicaid and

00:46:35.960 welfare fraud

00:46:36.780 waste and

00:46:37.440 abuse 0.80

00:46:37.880 uh this guy

00:46:39.280 gets the job

00:46:40.140 done he's

00:46:40.960 just filed suit

00:46:42.300 a few months

00:46:43.020 ago

00:46:43.360 um against

00:46:45.080 fauci and his

00:46:46.640 name is jeff

00:46:47.720 landry and he

00:46:48.500 joins us now

00:46:49.360 attorney general

00:46:50.620 how are you sir

00:46:51.320 good it's an

00:46:53.120 honor to be

00:46:53.600 with you

00:46:54.060 thank you

00:46:54.660 it's an honor

00:46:55.680 to talk to

00:46:56.260 you so

00:46:57.180 thank you first

00:46:57.980 of all for

00:46:58.380 everything you

00:46:58.860 do i think

00:46:59.900 the um

00:47:00.880 attorney general

00:47:01.680 in every state

00:47:02.720 is one of the

00:47:04.440 last lines of

00:47:05.340 defense and you

00:47:06.400 guys can actually

00:47:07.580 turn things

00:47:08.340 around uh

00:47:10.000 in this country

00:47:10.740 we have to

00:47:11.500 start at the

00:47:12.180 local and state

00:47:12.940 level so thank

00:47:13.780 you for everything

00:47:14.320 you do

00:47:14.840 um well glenn you

00:47:16.660 couldn't have been

00:47:17.200 you couldn't have

00:47:17.660 been more right

00:47:18.240 because you fixed

00:47:18.940 the country by

00:47:19.540 fixing your state

00:47:20.420 and your community

00:47:21.180 right you um

00:47:23.460 you have brought

00:47:24.960 a lawsuit uh

00:47:26.720 against the

00:47:27.880 biden administration

00:47:29.080 uh and anthony

00:47:31.300 fauci and you

00:47:33.220 had a seven

00:47:34.180 hour uh

00:47:36.040 uh deposition

00:47:37.140 with him

00:47:38.640 what can you

00:47:40.100 share with us

00:47:41.160 on that

00:47:41.620 well um

00:47:43.820 let's see let's

00:47:44.840 set a couple of

00:47:45.480 ground rules you

00:47:46.060 know right now

00:47:46.900 that the transcript

00:47:48.080 is being prepared

00:47:49.180 and then it

00:47:50.320 will be filed

00:47:51.040 into the record

00:47:51.820 uh and

00:47:53.100 i'm i'm i feel

00:47:54.880 confident that

00:47:55.920 that it will be

00:47:56.640 made public

00:47:57.320 and so you

00:47:58.580 know until that

00:47:59.680 is done any of

00:48:00.820 the real specifics

00:48:01.840 of it i would i

00:48:03.280 would try to

00:48:03.900 refrain okay um

00:48:05.460 from from going

00:48:06.720 into into those

00:48:07.740 types of details

00:48:08.600 the video we

00:48:09.400 also there was a

00:48:10.100 video that video

00:48:11.320 is currently under

00:48:12.260 seal and i believe

00:48:13.920 until it's at least

00:48:14.800 filed and then we'll

00:48:15.700 ask the judge

00:48:16.460 unseal it but let

00:48:17.860 me just say this

00:48:18.540 once it's unsealed

00:48:19.840 you are going to

00:48:21.700 have a field day

00:48:22.520 um so get your

00:48:23.820 popcorn get your

00:48:25.680 get your reading

00:48:27.040 glasses if you need

00:48:28.200 them uh and and

00:48:29.720 and and your

00:48:30.360 highlighter and and

00:48:31.460 we can have a great

00:48:32.300 conversation of each

00:48:33.940 one of those

00:48:34.300 specifics in general

00:48:35.600 in general what i

00:48:37.960 can tell you was

00:48:39.000 that it was amazing

00:48:40.140 to me the amount

00:48:41.900 of information um

00:48:43.780 that uh dr fauci

00:48:45.600 could not recall

00:48:46.820 um and and and

00:48:49.700 that he you know

00:48:50.520 on documents and

00:48:51.620 emails that were

00:48:52.640 presented to him

00:48:54.200 in exhibits right

00:48:56.300 which would be made

00:48:57.580 part of that

00:48:58.680 transcript as well

00:49:00.560 however i would tell

00:49:02.820 you that the most

00:49:04.260 and i don't know if

00:49:06.040 i want to use the

00:49:06.660 word troubling

00:49:07.340 bizarre uh

00:49:09.520 perplexing the

00:49:11.000 thing that has

00:49:11.580 perplexed me and

00:49:13.100 bothered me for the

00:49:14.500 last five days now

00:49:15.700 was actually an

00:49:17.220 event that took

00:49:18.080 place during the

00:49:19.500 deposition all

00:49:20.900 right so we are

00:49:22.080 let me kind of

00:49:22.680 set the scene we

00:49:23.500 are in the nia

00:49:25.120 id that's the

00:49:26.880 national institute

00:49:28.220 for allergies and

00:49:29.360 infectious diseases

00:49:30.160 which dr fauci

00:49:31.480 runs and you know

00:49:33.160 awards millions of

00:49:34.280 dollars in grants

00:49:35.120 for research and

00:49:35.840 development um for

00:49:37.800 places like oh in

00:49:38.680 wuhan china uh and

00:49:40.500 and and we're

00:49:42.500 sitting at a table

00:49:43.500 a rectangular

00:49:44.220 table and the

00:49:46.140 court reporter is

00:49:47.120 at the end of the

00:49:47.960 table nice lady 0.99

00:49:49.940 probably in her

00:49:51.220 late 20s mid 20s

00:49:54.040 maybe early 30s i

00:49:55.120 don't know i'm gonna

00:49:55.540 get that bad um but

00:49:57.560 a young lady and

00:49:59.360 and she's sitting at

00:50:00.220 the end next to

00:50:01.500 dr fauci who's

00:50:03.480 sitting on one side

00:50:04.940 of the table with

00:50:05.580 the videographer

00:50:06.200 another and uh the

00:50:08.080 solicitor general from

00:50:08.940 missouri who's asking

00:50:10.040 the questions as

00:50:11.020 general smith now you

00:50:12.780 know u.s senator

00:50:13.580 elect smith's with me

00:50:15.460 in the room and

00:50:17.220 we're about five

00:50:18.040 hours into this and

00:50:20.200 the young lady

00:50:21.720 sneezes and i'm

00:50:25.160 telling you dr fauci

00:50:27.480 almost comes out of

00:50:28.300 chair and he looks

00:50:30.360 at her and he says

00:50:31.120 do you have an upper

00:50:31.880 respiratory infection

00:50:33.040 and i mean she's the

00:50:35.180 girl's like startled

00:50:36.520 lady is startled she's 0.96

00:50:38.540 like what she's like

00:50:39.880 no no no i got some

00:50:41.260 allergies he says you

00:50:42.720 know with covid and

00:50:43.540 everything i'm i'm

00:50:44.620 extremely concerned and

00:50:46.960 then he makes her go

00:50:47.920 put a mask on and and

00:50:50.460 so i just want to put

00:50:51.640 this i just think about

00:50:52.580 this glenn this is a

00:50:54.140 man who 24 hours before

00:50:57.240 that was at the podium

00:50:59.380 of the white house

00:51:01.280 telling the world and

00:51:03.440 the american people that

00:51:04.820 if you really want to be

00:51:05.860 safe and healthy and

00:51:06.920 protect yourself go

00:51:08.440 get your booster now

00:51:10.600 i'm gonna assume that

00:51:12.860 he's been double 0.53

00:51:15.100 vaxxed 10 times boosted

00:51:17.180 whatever right so why

00:51:19.620 would it bother him if

00:51:21.980 the young lady has the

00:51:23.980 sniffles right so

00:51:25.960 because because he's a

00:51:27.380 guy that implemented all

00:51:29.000 the policies about vaccine

00:51:30.460 mandates and how this

00:51:31.620 this works and how you

00:51:33.460 know how he alone is

00:51:35.200 eradicated covid and yet a

00:51:38.320 simple sneeze like to

00:51:40.020 knock him out of chair 0.69

00:51:41.040 now to me that's

00:51:43.880 bothering me that a man

00:51:45.800 with his authority who

00:51:47.740 basically wrecked the u.s

00:51:50.160 economy and who tells the

00:51:52.500 american people don't 1.00

00:51:54.260 listen to your doctor 0.98

00:51:55.500 listen to me is is it and

00:51:59.160 puts all his confidence in

00:52:01.200 the shot and yet this

00:52:03.860 little sneeze seems to

00:52:06.440 like perplex him i mean i

00:52:08.320 don't know am i missing

00:52:09.080 something uh no i i i can't

00:52:13.320 predict what these people uh

00:52:15.400 even even think i i'm i'm

00:52:18.040 anxious to see you did ask

00:52:19.900 him about the lab leak

00:52:21.120 theory uh and uh his

00:52:24.180 discrediting uh the lab leak

00:52:26.540 theory you don't have to give

00:52:27.820 me any answers but can you

00:52:29.320 give me some of the

00:52:29.860 questions you guys asked

00:52:31.820 well we covered we

00:52:34.680 covered um we covered the

00:52:38.460 the wuhan um uh uh lab

00:52:42.680 okay we covered um we

00:52:45.400 covered his responses uh to

00:52:48.980 uh the the questioning of

00:52:52.060 of whether or not the virus

00:52:53.960 um they was was was was

00:52:56.820 was birthed out of natural

00:52:59.320 evolution right um or um

00:53:02.980 may have been genetically

00:53:04.700 created uh we covered uh we

00:53:08.320 covered a range of topics

00:53:10.200 and and and again i think

00:53:11.540 it's important to remember

00:53:12.640 for you listeners that this

00:53:14.540 this case is about

00:53:16.280 censorship right so it's not

00:53:19.100 about whether the virus was

00:53:22.700 made in a lab or escaped uh from

00:53:27.600 um a wet market this was about

00:53:31.580 whether or not when dr fauci

00:53:33.280 believed information was

00:53:35.400 disinformation or misinformation

00:53:37.200 that he and the white house and

00:53:41.780 the fbi and the cdc basically

00:53:45.480 censored that information or told or

00:53:49.280 coerced or colluded um or force

00:53:52.300 big tech to to change the

00:53:55.600 information that was on their

00:53:56.900 platform or basically to take

00:53:59.120 certain information down because

00:54:00.840 that's at the core of this case

00:54:02.680 and quite frankly i think it's one

00:54:04.080 of the most important first

00:54:04.940 amendment cases uh in in in modern

00:54:08.020 uh legal times i mean if we lose

00:54:10.960 this case ah you know it's like

00:54:13.700 where is the reach of of the

00:54:16.120 government because this is basically

00:54:17.660 like it this case people actually

00:54:20.440 will explain this case thing it would

00:54:22.400 be like this imagine that during the

00:54:26.120 trump years the president trump would

00:54:29.540 have sent a federal agent to the

00:54:33.100 editorial office of the new york

00:54:35.660 times and said hey sir ma'am uh i am

00:54:41.380 federal agent such and such from

00:54:44.220 whatever the white house or they have

00:54:46.240 justice department whatever and i am

00:54:48.740 you i am now going to be housed in

00:54:51.520 your editorial room and i am going to

00:54:54.140 tell you what you can and can't put on

00:54:56.220 the front page i am going to add after

00:54:59.320 you edit i am going to redact or add

00:55:02.380 things to your stories i mean what do

00:55:04.880 you think would have happened glenn i

00:55:07.560 think we all are very well aware of what

00:55:10.500 would have uh happened uh they would

00:55:12.900 have been screaming first amendment but

00:55:14.960 they don't actually they i don't think

00:55:17.300 they actually believe in the first

00:55:18.680 amendment unless you agree with them

00:55:20.740 so do they have do they have the

00:55:24.580 kind of quasi war powers to do that

00:55:28.760 because we did do that in world war ii

00:55:31.640 we had people in the newsrooms going

00:55:33.880 nope can't say that can't say that um

00:55:36.800 so is it is it a war power that they

00:55:39.540 are claiming well i didn't know we

00:55:42.600 declared war on ever declared war on a

00:55:46.620 virus and i don't think those powers

00:55:49.140 would be applicable to this type of

00:55:52.660 situation sure um in addition i don't

00:55:56.420 know that there was a national security

00:55:59.240 issue regarding doctors who may have

00:56:02.940 been sharing um potential therapeutics

00:56:06.600 uh that relieved patients of their

00:56:09.380 symptoms and ultimately kept them

00:56:11.200 off of a ventilator i i don't think that

00:56:15.060 there was um uh a national security of

00:56:19.460 course some may abet may argue on the

00:56:22.060 releasing of hunter biden's laptop or

00:56:24.580 making that story seem to be

00:56:26.720 misinformation or disinformation or

00:56:29.560 russian propaganda um i mean there are

00:56:33.740 there there is information that should

00:56:36.500 be made available to the american people

00:56:38.360 and and let me just also say some too

00:56:40.780 remember the social platforms claim that

00:56:43.240 they're not the press they claim that

00:56:46.760 they're not journalists they claim that

00:56:49.160 they're not publishers right uh so that

00:56:52.020 they can hide behind section 230 which is

00:56:54.560 the law that protects them from being sued

00:56:57.620 for taking people down or content down

00:57:01.220 uh and that's the problem is that this

00:57:04.600 speech that they censored was americans

00:57:08.400 vetting conversing uh having a conversation

00:57:14.240 virtually about issues and theories as the

00:57:18.660 pandemic or or hunter the hunter laptop

00:57:21.120 hunter biden laptop story uh came out as as as

00:57:25.560 to what they believe and then and then big

00:57:28.760 tech took those stories down or certainly

00:57:32.580 throttled down uh the the reach of of certain

00:57:37.320 uh actual

00:57:38.600 journalists or or or media outlets right because

00:57:43.840 they were conservative uh for being able to

00:57:46.380 reach the american people and so i think that

00:57:49.080 trying uh to compare uh you know

00:57:52.800 wartime exercise of information

00:57:56.440 um back in world war ii to today is um is that

00:58:01.020 and so what they did is kind of like apples and

00:58:02.980 oranges yeah for the listeners out there

00:58:05.600 which is a good example of how it's not

00:58:07.600 so jeff we only i only have a couple of seconds uh

00:58:10.460 left in in uh of time before you've got to go

00:58:14.020 um we have the louisiana attorney general on jeff landry

00:58:17.300 so the the sealing of this um deposition

00:58:23.640 it's already gone through court that it had to be

00:58:26.860 kept secret for at least for a while

00:58:29.100 are you confident that this information will be

00:58:32.420 coming out

00:58:33.260 i do i do i believe that the transcript will be made public i do

00:58:37.780 i feel very confident i think we've got a great

00:58:40.380 fair judge um who understands the breadth and the depth of this case

00:58:45.180 uh and and look we've got a lot more people we we we deposed jensaki

00:58:49.920 in a couple of weeks uh i think that that this deposition that we took last

00:58:55.000 week is going to grant us the ability to depose

00:58:57.460 other people as well and some of the information that we got and so

00:59:00.840 this is going to be an ongoing uh

00:59:03.480 piece of litigation that i think is going to unveil

00:59:06.860 a lot to the american people about the things that were going on

00:59:10.040 during the pandemic and i can't thank you glenn

00:59:12.180 for giving me some time oh no i appreciate it jeff um thank you for

00:59:16.120 everything that you have done and of course

00:59:17.760 you were partnered with the then attorney general uh schmidt who is now

00:59:22.180 uh a uh senator a u.s senator just elected

00:59:26.400 um and uh we're thrilled and thank you so much for everything that you do

00:59:31.860 louisiana attorney general jeff landry

00:59:34.200 god bless take care thank you

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01:00:49.560 so welcome back to uh stew and uh it's nice to have you pat was filling in for you yesterday

01:01:05.380 just you just couldn't fit into your car after all the eating that's the most likely excuse yes it

01:01:13.200 was for me oh gosh you know that was it was over the top there's something about gluttonation

01:01:19.540 that i've read in an old book and i don't think i pay attention to it often enough right

01:01:23.980 we see this every year and we also say this usually when we go out you know what we should

01:01:31.440 have just split something right but we never do we never do we never do the other one was the

01:01:36.860 is the appetizer conversation where you're like let's get an appetizer and then you're like why am

01:01:41.220 i getting a dinner before dinner right or or we have an appetizer and we're like let's just stop with

01:01:46.860 the appetizer let's just have appetizers that's more than enough and then of course you and then

01:01:50.620 of course you don't right yeah um i have this thing where i around this time of year you have

01:01:55.700 well you have halloween you know we have kids we go out on halloween they get lots of candy you know

01:02:00.360 you you're gonna burn through some of the candy you understand that's part of it and then you come

01:02:04.980 off and you're like i gotta get back in the swing of things and then it's thanksgiving you know

01:02:09.480 we get it's thanksgiving that's the time we all get together we eat the big meal

01:02:13.000 we'll get back get back on track and then it's really there's a lot of christmas parties i look

01:02:18.640 in the other room right now there's a bunch of frosted cookies just sitting in there right now

01:02:22.560 calling my name and you know then you have christmas and obviously everyone gets together

01:02:26.720 there and then you can get back on well then there's new years and that's always an issue then

01:02:31.180 there's valentine's day valentine's day and before that i know you're not a sports fan all that much but

01:02:36.440 you get super bowl sunday you're gonna have that party then you're gonna have valentine's day

01:02:40.360 and then really the valentine's day thing doesn't work because of all these other holidays by that

01:02:45.960 time your significant other has left you so you don't have to do anything on valentine's day

01:02:50.240 but you do you eat chocolate and you cry anyway you cry in the empty boxes of chocolate and then

01:02:57.420 you're like i've got to fit into a swimsuit and then you've got fourth of july so right we really

01:03:03.960 there's only there's only the end of july and august that you can actually eat normally right

01:03:11.000 we gotta stop and i think when you have 10 months in the other category that's actually normal when

01:03:17.240 you have 10 months eating one way and two months eating the other way the 10 month thing is actually

01:03:22.460 normal for you and that's what i've decided uh and understood over the past couple of years and why

01:03:27.020 why i look like i do you know and every time i go out and i have a place that has reasonable

01:03:33.140 proportions don't like it but i mean what that's like a normal amount of food yeah it's a normal

01:03:40.760 amount should be the size of your fist oh i got a fist to show you i just don't know why we just

01:03:48.320 well we bury we bury our sorrow have you listened to this show today all i want to do is go in there

01:03:53.880 eat frosted cookies that would make me feel good for a very short period of time and that's all i want

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01:05:44.880 this is the glennbeck program we're so glad that you tuned in today thank you so much and welcome

01:05:58.160 back to stew who was uh on vacation and just uh decided to join us today you know i thought he'd pop

01:06:04.040 in yeah i'll pop in yeah you know it's the holiday season yeah sure sure say hello good let me ask you

01:06:08.640 question because i was on the internet a little bit over christmas thanksgiving break yeah do you

01:06:14.980 believe that santa will bring you more presents if you have more trees in your house because i i saw

01:06:21.840 the video of your home a a christmas decoration home and i can you even ballpark how many christmas

01:06:28.500 trees you currently have in your house your house is more forest than house it is i always think of uh

01:06:34.860 what was the comedian who said christmas is was designed by drunk people he's convinced

01:06:40.840 we're gonna put the lights outside and bring the trees inside

01:06:47.680 i think we have more than we've ever had we have five i think that's in a house we donnie wanted

01:06:57.420 like she was like i i want to feel christmas i think that's real i think it's people as

01:07:04.820 as the surrounding world feels darker we want to live in a forest

01:07:11.460 quick hide behind this tree

01:07:17.040 we want more hiding places that's right that's exactly right no i think there's people want the

01:07:24.180 the the light of the holiday season more than ever oh i know i do i you know and i love it i'm

01:07:31.580 starting to go to church on saturday and sunday like can you glenn would you go home we don't

01:07:36.900 want you here you're you're here too often do you are you trying to please don't make me leave

01:07:43.240 the church please please sanctuary we have you know my wife plans approximately 3 000 different

01:07:51.880 events around this time of year oh i hate that you know i don't hate it i love it i do going places

01:07:58.100 and going doing all this stuff we you know you go see lights you go to festivals you go yeah but

01:08:02.680 isn't there a happy medium yes yeah and i don't know that we hit it no even for her lisa doesn't

01:08:08.940 usually live anywhere close to the middle no no because she she loves christmas and so she plans

01:08:17.120 so many events to the point that by the end of the season she's sick of going to these events like

01:08:23.200 she's tired of it but we have two kids in prime christmas years yeah you know so like we're invite

01:08:28.640 me over i'll wreck it for him yeah i know believe me i know you would uh but we have so every festival

01:08:34.900 every little to the point where my son's like do we have another festival this weekend he's like at

01:08:39.040 that point now wow uh but he's you know of course he always has a good time once he gets to it but

01:08:44.080 you know there's just the exact opposite i have i've lived here for 10 or 11 years in dallas

01:08:49.780 and i've never been to the light thing in any city really no i've not been to like big neighborhoods

01:08:58.480 with lots of lights not well first is in the arboretum don't they have something big and one

01:09:03.520 big hotel has some big oh there's all sorts of stuff to do around around i mean you wouldn't think

01:09:08.440 of dallas as the christmas capital of the world because we're in this in the in the south but it is

01:09:13.440 yeah i don't think of dallas but i do think of texas putting the christ back into christmas yeah

01:09:18.760 there's a lot of that there's a lot there's a lot of that by the way there's this there's no

01:09:22.240 holiday there's no holiday and winter festivals down here really gateway the big church here in

01:09:27.300 dallas uh is doing like all these christmas they've got like a christmas comedy show a play i mean

01:09:33.740 yeah they they are crazy great and i love that i really do i mean you know there's something about

01:09:40.280 the northeast which is where i grew up in the in in the in the you know the christmas season where

01:09:45.460 where it's cold and it kind of puts the hoe in ho ho ho 1.00

01:09:49.260 it's sort of more hey what do you want 25 bucks it's more of the hunter biden version of christmas

01:09:58.900 yeah it really is yeah uh that's great and everything but there's also something about

01:10:04.080 how it's going to be like 73 degrees here today and i there's still lots of christmas lights and you

01:10:09.860 don't have to freeze and yeah i know i kind of like that too so but we have a lot of that stuff

01:10:15.120 going on and and now we have in our house we have high ceilings in this one room where the christmas

01:10:19.380 tree goes and we've had a moderately tall christmas tree you know we that we bought years ago we put

01:10:26.580 up every year and it's kind of you're a fake christmas oh yes i totally used to be that way it's

01:10:31.340 just convenience glenn yeah i see i i was the opposite i was always a real christmas tree person

01:10:35.420 until the one christmas where we got a tree we brought it in the house and we i was not quick

01:10:42.240 to act after christmas to get the tree out of the house and the tree became so petrified that i could

01:10:49.200 not remove it from the home oh anywhere oh i just saw off all the branches inside the living room to

01:10:55.920 get it out of the house so from then on i was like convenience needles everywhere no i want a nice

01:11:01.860 christmas tree it's going to look perfect every time we put it up so we got this tree when we moved

01:11:06.060 down here because we had high ceilings and uh but it was very wide at the bottom and it was almost

01:11:11.680 hard to to navigate the room because it just with all the furniture and you just there's no way to do

01:11:17.640 it so my wife kept saying i want to i want a thinner tree we need a thinner tree and i was like yeah

01:11:21.680 look at what we get a thinner tree so when we got it finally got the thinner tree my thought was look

01:11:27.680 if we're going to be have a thinner tree that's fine but it must be taller it must be a it must be

01:11:34.520 the tallest tree daddy can find on the internet especially when made by chinese slaves shut up 1.00

01:11:42.680 shut up kids this came they came directly from wuhan it may be the thing that actually imported 0.96

01:11:49.640 the pandemic actually has the bats in the branches yeah there was there was some you know odd 0.95

01:11:56.840 dr bat came along with but i so i put this thing we got this thing it's been sitting in our garage

01:12:03.840 for 11 months because we bought it in january to get the the sale price on it and we put it up it's 15

01:12:12.780 feet tall so now we we have a 15 foot and it's very narrow you decorate the top uh well uh we had

01:12:21.840 someone we had a we have a handyman who we who usually does you know work that i can't do like

01:12:27.380 hammer in a nail and uh he he you're so bad oh it's so bad it's so bad look in the apocalypse i am 0.57

01:12:34.680 worthless oh we are we we have special skills oh yeah we can't share with anyone but you'll be sorry if

01:12:44.540 you eat us first and we're well marveled i know we are tasty yes uh so he he came over and he's the

01:12:52.580 one he'll get up on the top of the ladder and not kill himself because if i did it absolute my i'm

01:12:57.960 100 certain i'm going to die falling off a ladder that's just one of my i don't have a problem i

01:13:03.020 don't have a problem with ladders or anything i have a problem with everyone in my life going

01:13:09.480 don't please don't get on the ladder please please don't get on the ladder and i'm like they

01:13:14.040 like you apparently no they just know if i die i haven't told them about the insurance money

01:13:19.100 they just know if i die gravy gravy train just pulls into that station and we all get off

01:13:24.740 so please dad don't get up and it's like a change of light bulb dad please don't get up on a let

01:13:30.160 i've lived almost 60 years i know how to use a ladder well glenn i just will say

01:13:39.340 just from a physics standpoint all right your body type on the top of a narrow device that's

01:13:45.200 tall this just doesn't really fatty fat fat so no i believe me i i'm telling you i don't get up

01:13:49.720 there for that reason i will lose balance and my giant body will crash probably through the floor

01:13:54.920 i think you bounce so maybe we've been preparing for this our whole lives we're preparing for a fall

01:14:02.140 won't hurt so bad blubber right blubber doesn't have any nerve endings in it i don't think so i don't

01:14:09.220 think so right yeah so you ever pinch that five inches on your belly five yeah and uh you don't

01:14:17.700 really feel it it's like ha it's just all you know the leftover gravy from the meal oh by the way

01:14:24.900 i actually controlled myself on eating well at least for the dinner and only had one didn't go up

01:14:34.060 now i'm not saying a fact check on this is there a yeah you could talk to time i'm not saying it was

01:14:38.320 a small one plate but it was one plate how big was the plate enormous so anyway so uh some say it was

01:14:47.820 a serving dish but uh had one and i actually walked away going perfect perfect didn't overeat good meal

01:14:54.540 didn't feel good meal didn't feel terrible blah blah blah uh and then i had an idea oh i had

01:15:02.320 a really really evil wicked idea uh usually the next day we make waffles out of all of the leftovers

01:15:16.260 so we'll like take the we'll take i've seen you do this this is incredible oh have you ever had

01:15:21.920 this process before you even get into the other thing yeah so you just take your waffle iron okay

01:15:26.360 and instead of pouring stuff in you take the stuffing and you just pound it into the bottom

01:15:32.000 and then you'll take a um uh your turkey and put that in and then you pound that into the stuffing and

01:15:39.440 then you take you know sweet potatoes or potatoes whatever you've got and then you close that thing

01:15:45.600 down and you just let it you just let it go until it is like a waffle and it's it's not there's no

01:15:52.980 waffle batter it's just yeah all the thanksgiving meal jammed into a waffle iron yeah that does and

01:15:59.520 it tried you have to it takes patience because you're like i just want to eat this thing right now

01:16:03.800 uh but it takes patience before it gets a little crispy uh on and then you just pop it out onto your

01:16:09.640 plate and i like syrup on mine wow it is so good okay so normally we have that this time i had another

01:16:21.240 idea i'm a guy who likes pie i'm a guy who likes pot pies why not take and i've got pictures of the

01:16:32.560 assembly uh take crust put it in a pie tin big thick you know big one and put your crust in and

01:16:40.800 then you start with a layer of mashed potatoes and then the sweet potatoes and then you know your

01:16:48.420 turkey and and then and then your cranberry sauce and then some stuffing and then a pie lid you and i

01:16:56.440 you know you put the crust on as a lid oh my gosh oh my gosh some might say i ate more than my fair

01:17:05.780 share of that pie over the weekend but that you have to try now is there a topping for this did you

01:17:12.340 put whipped cream on it no i thought gravy i thought gravy would go go well with that but again i do have

01:17:20.460 to say pie should be sweet syrup wouldn't have been a bad idea i may be an elf as anything has syrup

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01:19:32.300 protesters god forbid we we say run for your lives uh by the way uh just in some future news for

01:19:41.000 america happening now in the netherlands the dutch government uh plans to buy and close down listen to

01:19:48.820 this plans to buy and close down up to 3 000 farms near environmentally sensitive areas to comply with the

01:19:59.540 eu nature preservation rules the netherlands are already cutting nitrogen out so nitrogen you can't

01:20:08.380 have please don't let's not have anything on the periodic table no we gotta ban we gotta ban those things

01:20:15.720 that exist everywhere in nature uh so we got to get rid of uh nitrogen uh and um they are saying to the

01:20:25.240 farms you either uh sell it to us or we just take it from you now some farmers are saying well um no i want

01:20:38.160 to keep farming and um yeah the problem is uh that um they said you'll never be able to sell it because

01:20:49.860 we're buying them at 120 percent of the farm's value and no better offer is coming and you're not going

01:20:58.440 to be able to uh farm on this land anymore anyway no okay so you know the great thing is is once you

01:21:08.460 start getting government into farming because there is nobody that knows how the soil works and how to

01:21:15.920 grow food more than attorneys who become politicians they are all political leaders really i mean ask

01:21:22.880 mao uh mao he really understood the soil well he had a five-year plan look at stalin oh he was great

01:21:29.540 stalin ask the people uh of ukraine of ukraine about the holodomore they love the soil oh it's plentiful

01:21:36.120 yeah when the government is in charge of it everything goes well yeah this is a little scary so the

01:21:42.280 farmers organization said the voluntary closure scheme was welcome but not uh be applied with the

01:21:48.820 threat of a compulsory uh purchase so in other words you can still keep it but you can't uh ministers

01:21:56.360 are going to decide if enough farms have come forward voluntarily to close in the autumn they say the plan

01:22:02.060 will help biodiversity uh building um building on that land might resume and farms without proper

01:22:10.660 nitrogen nitrogen uh nitrogen permits could be legalized uh but they are looking at uh taxing

01:22:17.800 nitrogen emissions to encourage more sustainable practices which will force you to eat bugs that's

01:22:23.980 strangely not in this story but uh congratulations uh the farms and the farmers are being put out of

01:22:31.760 business in the netherlands to comply with the great reset congratulations if you think that's not coming here

01:22:43.080 you're sadly mistaken oh there's a shortage of nitrogen is there now is there really or is it a convenient

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01:25:19.700 Hello, America.

01:25:20.880 There's a couple of things that should be on your radar.

01:25:23.040 One, the never-ending threat of the railroad strike.

01:25:28.200 That has to be solved.

01:25:29.780 President Biden is asking for Congress to push some legislation through to make sure that it doesn't go into strike.

01:25:36.620 If it does, there's real trouble.

01:25:39.340 Also, the other thing to look at is China.

01:25:44.420 What is happening in China?

01:25:46.580 How does this end?

01:25:49.060 Is this another Tiananmen Square?

01:25:51.240 Where people that are in the know say, oh, no, no, this is much, much bigger, not just in numbers, but what the protesters are actually saying and calling for.

01:26:02.980 We're going to talk to a guy who is the host of China Uncensored.

01:26:07.660 It is a great podcast where he uses humor and logic and he knows China inside and out.

01:26:16.280 He's going to join us and tell us what it all means and what it means for the people who are protesting and us.

01:26:24.260 We do that in 60 seconds.

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01:27:46.300 Chris Chappell is with us.

01:27:47.980 He is the host of China Uncensored. 0.76

01:27:50.580 Hi, Chris.

01:27:51.060 How are you?

01:27:52.220 Hi, great.

01:27:53.360 How are you?

01:27:53.860 Very good.

01:27:54.540 I watched your coverage over the last few days of what's happening in China, and I thought you did a great job of not boring people to death and giving all of the pertinent facts and also putting some humor in it.

01:28:11.140 So I wanted to talk to you, first of all, about your qualifications to talk about this.

01:28:16.200 Explain how you know so much about China.

01:28:18.960 Well, I've been covering China on China Uncensored for 10 years.

01:28:24.100 I've been on the front lines in the protests in Hong Kong.

01:28:28.180 I have actually walked into disputed territory in the South China Sea, contested territories between China and the Philippines.

01:28:37.300 And, yeah, I talk to many, many experts on our podcast and our show, China Uncensored.

01:28:42.820 So I've been following this closely for many years now.

01:28:46.320 And I'm wondering if you ever got any, as I'm watching you, I'm like, you are screwing around with China. 0.98

01:28:52.660 You ever have any heat from that?

01:28:54.760 You know, honestly, I would say at this point, I get more heat from American social media companies than I do from the China Uncensored Party.

01:29:03.880 Unbelievable.

01:29:05.240 Okay, so let's go through this.

01:29:08.240 Yesterday I explained a little bit about, you know, how this all started.

01:29:13.060 But it's seemingly changing into something else, and it's not Tiananmen Square.

01:29:21.200 Explain what's actually happening now.

01:29:24.760 Well, I think a big difference people should understand between the Tiananmen protests and what is happening right now is that the Tiananmen protests were not calling for the end of the Chinese Communist Party.

01:29:39.520 They were calling for really modest political reforms.

01:29:44.440 And we saw how those protesters were met.

01:29:47.100 These protests are different in that there are actually people coming out and saying that Xi Jinping needs to step down.

01:29:55.300 The Chinese Communist Party itself needs to step down.

01:29:58.060 And that is very unusual.

01:30:01.120 That's that kind of direct attack on the Chinese Communist Party itself, not some policy or some local official.

01:30:08.940 That's a huge escalation.

01:30:12.040 And this isn't like, you know, any other country.

01:30:16.960 They know who these people are, and some of them are.

01:30:20.400 They're not wearing masks or anything.

01:30:22.340 I mean, that doesn't seem like it's going to end well for those people.

01:30:25.660 Well, sadly, you know, people are asking, like, will there be a bloody crackdown?

01:30:34.620 And I am seeing that there are some reports of tanks rolling through a city called Shuzhou in Jiangsu province.

01:30:42.780 But the thing people need to understand is that the Chinese Communist Party has never stopped killing people. 0.91

01:30:50.120 Right.

01:30:50.280 That's how it maintains its rule.

01:30:53.120 So these people are, you know, they really are taking their lives into their own hands.

01:30:59.040 And they know it.

01:31:01.760 I believe so.

01:31:03.080 It's hard to know for certain, because, for instance, with the Tiananmen Square massacre,

01:31:07.640 the Communist Party has spent decades erasing that from people's memory.

01:31:15.480 So many people today in China just have never even heard of it.

01:31:19.720 I remember a few months ago, there was, like, this Chinese influencer.

01:31:25.720 He promotes makeup.

01:31:28.400 And on the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre, he had, like, an ice cream tank cake on his show.

01:31:35.540 He had no idea what he was referencing, because he'd never heard of it.

01:31:40.720 But, you know, he disappeared for a while.

01:31:43.840 Jeez.

01:31:45.040 Okay.

01:31:45.640 So tell me how significant it is that they are waving the Chinese flag and singing what now,

01:31:54.520 I think, in the early 2000s, they made this into their national anthem.

01:31:58.900 But it's been around for a long time.

01:32:00.980 But they just codified it as the national anthem.

01:32:04.280 And they're singing the words which talk about, rise up, people who don't want to be slaves.

01:32:11.340 The international.

01:32:12.900 Yeah.

01:32:13.920 So, again, I should clarify that not everyone in these protests is calling for an end of the CCP.

01:32:21.100 It definitely has been years of pent-up frustration over China's zero COVID policy,

01:32:28.200 which has reached just absurd levels of totalitarian control.

01:32:34.560 At a minimum, people have to be constantly tested just to function in city,

01:32:41.340 just to function in their daily lives.

01:32:43.540 Then you have cases of, you know, entire cities being put onto lockdown,

01:32:46.740 and people starving in lockdown because they can't get food.

01:32:50.000 Or what was a big factor in these recent protests was a fire that broke out in Rumxi,

01:32:56.200 the capital of Xinjiang, where China is persecuting the Uyghur Muslims.

01:33:00.920 People were basically trapped in their apartments,

01:33:04.900 and the fire trucks weren't able to get there because they were being blocked.

01:33:10.020 Jeez.

01:33:10.280 The thing about how the Chinese Communist Party represses people is typically they choose a specific group to target.

01:33:20.880 So, you know, the Tiananmen protesters or Uyghurs or Falun Gong practitioners or human rights lawyers.

01:33:27.800 The thing with zero COVID, though, is that this has essentially made the repression nationwide,

01:33:33.800 including in, you know, the middle and upper classes of Chinese society in Shanghai and Beijing.

01:33:38.860 So, these are people who typically have only benefited from the Communist rule.

01:33:44.080 Now, they're becoming victims.

01:33:47.040 And how much is actually COVID and how much is just sheer control of the population?

01:33:59.760 You mean what the protesters are protesting?

01:34:01.220 No, no, no. Of the government's, you know, COVID restrictions,

01:34:07.320 how much of it is actually because they think this is the right thing,

01:34:11.580 and how much of it is just control?

01:34:16.360 Well, the thing about these one-party states is that they can never admit when they're wrong.

01:34:21.620 You know, for years, since the beginning of COVID,

01:34:25.880 Chinese propaganda has, you know, pushed the idea that the rest of the world handled COVID so badly.

01:34:33.040 You know, people are dying in droves there.

01:34:35.240 But, you know, China, China's got it figured out. 0.59

01:34:38.100 They actually reported, like, zero deaths for, like, from April 2020, I think, to a year later.

01:34:46.020 And, like, just transparently, that's not true.

01:34:50.180 But they've created this narrative of, you know, the party has it under control,

01:34:56.440 and this is what's necessary to protect China.

01:35:00.040 And now that's falling apart.

01:35:02.180 People see the economic damage, the damage to people's livelihood.

01:35:06.100 There was a case last year where a woman had a miscarriage because she went to the hospital,

01:35:15.220 but her COVID app had expired.

01:35:19.640 So she was basically left outside while she had a miscarriage. 0.78

01:35:24.220 And that went viral.

01:35:25.200 That got a lot of people really upset.

01:35:29.080 So we're talking to Chris Chappell from China Uncensored.

01:35:34.920 You can find it on YouTube.

01:35:39.040 This is the biggest protest since when?

01:35:45.000 Can you give us any kind of scope on how unusual this is?

01:35:51.460 So I actually spoke to somebody from an organization called Freedom House recently,

01:35:57.060 and they're doing some interesting things researching how often there are, you know,

01:36:02.900 protests or mass movements.

01:36:04.920 In China.

01:36:05.720 And they are far more common than I think a lot of people realize.

01:36:11.780 Just, you know, the party is able to kind of clamp down and censor a lot of these stories.

01:36:17.100 But these protests definitely are on a scale beyond what we've seen in a long time.

01:36:23.540 I should say, though, that a weekend of protests does not make a revolution.

01:36:29.060 It will not topple the Chinese Communist Party.

01:36:33.680 The companies that are, many of them American, like Apple, that have stopped the airdrop from working,

01:36:44.900 which was a way to not be tracked.

01:36:46.740 This is reprehensible, just reprehensible.

01:36:52.580 How many Americans?

01:36:54.340 I just read that Joe Biden is not going to make a statement about it.

01:36:58.560 How many Americans?

01:37:00.080 Silence is always best.

01:37:01.040 Pardon me?

01:37:01.640 We wouldn't want to.

01:37:02.360 Silence is always best.

01:37:03.620 We don't want to, you know.

01:37:04.520 Yeah.

01:37:04.880 Stand up for.

01:37:05.680 Yeah.

01:37:06.320 Stand up for liberty.

01:37:07.420 People.

01:37:07.980 Yeah.

01:37:08.140 How many of these companies are actually assisting, kind of like IBM did in World War II?

01:37:17.880 Well, China has a very powerful surveillance and censorship apparatus,

01:37:24.080 and that was largely built up thanks to American tech.

01:37:29.020 Oh, yeah.

01:37:29.780 Yeah, yeah.

01:37:30.120 This is like the firewall.

01:37:31.440 Yeah, yeah.

01:37:31.820 The West has been horribly complicit in so much.

01:37:36.640 And, yeah, there's just been such a weak response to the fact. 0.97

01:37:43.360 I mean, the Chinese Communist Party, it's a regime that uses rape as a form of torture. 0.90

01:37:49.280 And the response has just been inadequate, to put it lightly. 0.90

01:37:55.080 So what does the world do if they start slaughtering people?

01:38:00.340 Anything?

01:38:01.440 Well, as I said, they have never stopped slaughtering people.

01:38:06.640 You know, a couple of years ago, there was something called the China Tribunal.

01:38:11.240 It was overseen by a guy named Sir Jeffrey Nice, who oversaw the war crime trials of Slovanov Milosevic.

01:38:17.540 And they looked at the accusations that China, the Chinese Communist Party, is harvesting organs from prisoners of conscience,

01:38:26.140 Hong Kong practitioners, Uyghurs, Christians. 0.98

01:38:28.660 Right. 0.98

01:38:28.880 And, yeah, they've always been killing people.

01:38:35.340 But it seems like when the world is watching, for instance, the Hong Kong protests, they didn't do anything until everybody was focused on COVID.

01:38:47.780 And then all those people just disappeared.

01:38:49.300 So, I mean, we are watching now, but I guess our politicians are sending the wrong message that we're not going to do anything anyway.

01:38:59.580 It's not just politicians.

01:39:02.600 I mean, it's Wall Street, all these, you know, social media kind of like Apple, what Apple is doing.

01:39:08.940 And so this is the sad thing.

01:39:11.220 Like, even after the Tiananmen Square massacre, that, like, weeks after it happened, George Bush Sr. sent a secret envoy to China to tell them it wouldn't get in the way of U.S.-China relationships.

01:39:21.380 So, the Communist Party knows there's, you know, there might be some talk, but, you know, the West has sadly not been doing anything.

01:39:32.340 I think what needs to happen is I think we need to clearly see and understand that the Chinese Communist Party is our enemy. 0.98

01:39:41.220 In their own internal speeches, they talk about spreading international communism, being at war with America, trying to destroy America.

01:39:50.780 But we get lost in, like, all these narratives and propaganda.

01:39:54.060 But if you just understood they're our enemy, then you would handle things like TikTok, which is owned by a Chinese company. 0.94

01:40:04.080 You wouldn't you would just ban TikTok.

01:40:05.640 Can you do that, though, with with this president, how deeply in bed with China, he and others?

01:40:13.760 I mean, on the other side, you've you've got Mitch McConnell just as deeply in bed.

01:40:17.980 Well, maybe not as deeply, but but on the same on the same boat.

01:40:23.260 Hang on just a second, Chris, because I want to ask you what it means for America in 60 seconds.

01:40:29.660 Back in just a minute.

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01:42:10.040 We're talking to Chris Chappell.

01:42:17.320 He is the host of China Uncensored. 0.76

01:42:19.900 Chris, one last question.

01:42:21.580 We are looking at a possible railroad strike.

01:42:25.160 We're looking at diesel shortages.

01:42:27.140 We've already got shortages going on.

01:42:29.460 We depend way too much on China.

01:42:32.860 What does it mean if this continues just as it is?

01:42:38.540 What is the destruction going to be like of the global economy?

01:42:46.220 Well, ultimately, the Chinese Communist Party's goal is to destroy America as a superpower. 0.98

01:42:53.160 We saw how devastating during COVID when China spent the initial weeks of the outbreak covering it up to hoard medical supplies.

01:43:04.320 Most of our medical equipment is made in China.

01:43:06.440 We were screwed because we have pushed all of this vital manufacturing to China.

01:43:14.320 What ultimately happens is China will invade Taiwan.

01:43:20.860 They have said this repeatedly that they will do a military invasion of Taiwan.

01:43:25.840 That would completely destroy the semiconductor supply chain.

01:43:31.600 Those are the microchips that basically run everything.

01:43:34.540 We are so dependent on Taiwan.

01:43:36.320 If that breaks down, we might go back to the Stone Age.

01:43:43.860 Jeez.

01:43:45.420 Okay.

01:43:46.040 Well, you didn't improve my mood much, but I am appreciative.

01:43:49.580 That's why I try to use humor on the show.

01:43:51.180 I know.

01:43:51.680 I know.

01:43:52.120 I know.

01:43:52.640 I really appreciate it.

01:43:54.400 I watched your work on this, and I just thought you were spot on.

01:43:59.160 So thank you very much for keeping your eye on that, Chris.

01:44:03.040 Yeah, you bet.

01:44:04.440 The name of the podcast is China Uncensored.

01:44:12.760 China Uncensored, yeah.

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01:48:22.000 And there's only three of them.

01:48:24.040 One was in space.

01:48:26.440 There's four of them.

01:48:27.640 One went into space.

01:48:29.360 One is in the Russian Museum of Science.

01:48:35.620 One of them was given to us.

01:48:37.400 And that is in the National Smithsonian.

01:48:42.700 Us, meaning the country.

01:48:43.880 The country, yeah.

01:48:44.800 And then this one.

01:48:46.380 And it was in Czechoslovakia.

01:48:47.640 And this is one that you can just theoretically buy.

01:48:50.700 Theoretically.

01:48:51.160 If you had a lot of money.

01:48:52.620 If you have a lot of money.

01:48:54.100 But some of the things that.

01:48:56.100 If your last name is Musk, you can buy it.

01:48:58.780 Yeah, I know, I know.

01:49:00.960 Some of the things that they have for sale, they have Jack Ruby's wallet.

01:49:05.440 Which has everything in it.

01:49:07.380 It was taken after he killed Lee Harvey Oswald.

01:49:11.000 It was taken from him.

01:49:12.800 And it's got all kinds of stuff in his wallet.

01:49:15.960 It's crazy the history that is in his wallet.

01:49:18.440 There is the camera from KRLD, the CBS affiliate, that was there at the courthouse when he was shot.

01:49:29.280 It's this big, huge television camera from the era.

01:49:33.620 They have Kennedy's rocking chair.

01:49:37.840 They have the model of the lunar lander that was given to John F. Kennedy when the guys came in and said, okay, here's what it's going to look like.

01:49:49.680 And you take it apart and they showed him what the lunar lander was going to be like.

01:49:54.360 That's up for sale.

01:49:55.820 It is.

01:49:56.720 It's insane.

01:49:58.460 They have the most incredible stuff.

01:50:00.220 Oh, my gosh.

01:50:00.900 I went backstage, if you will, recently.

01:50:05.660 I was just talking to them and, you know, they were like, oh, look, see this typewriter?

01:50:12.380 Yeah, that's Mark Twain's.

01:50:15.980 What?

01:50:17.020 What?

01:50:18.060 It's just crazy, crazy what they have.

01:50:21.780 And I just wanted to show you because I just think it's just really cool, the stuff that they have.

01:50:27.700 Um, there's some of the other things that they're, uh, they're doing.

01:50:32.220 Sputnik is just unbelievable.

01:50:34.240 Anyway, you can check it out at, uh, Heritage Auctions.

01:50:37.060 It's, I think it's ha.com.

01:50:40.160 Uh, and look for their, uh, look, well, look for the one with Sputnik.

01:50:44.280 Uh, it is their platinum auction and I think it happens next week, but pretty cool.

01:50:53.060 Yeah, that's a, it's a good, good web, uh, address too.

01:50:57.560 You, you, you know, they're selling some serious stuff if they have ha.com.

01:51:01.400 Yeah.

01:51:02.380 Unless they were the first people on the internet and just grabbed it.

01:51:05.280 That's incredible.

01:51:05.840 They have incredible stuff all the time.

01:51:07.300 Oh my gosh.

01:51:08.000 I just love, I mean, I just, the history that comes through those doors is remarkable, just remarkable.

01:51:20.740 Um, when I was there, they had a, uh, uh, Norman Rockwell and it was across the room and I walk in and somebody's talking to me and I turn around and my eyes just kind of glance around the room as I'm turning.

01:51:35.400 And that I've never seen a Norman Rockwell in, in person before.

01:51:41.060 I mean, it jumped off the wall.

01:51:43.420 I didn't even know what it was.

01:51:44.960 I just remember that's the one that jumped out as I turned around and then I was talking to him and I wanted to look back and see what that painting was.

01:51:53.180 And it turned out to be the Norman Rockwell.

01:51:55.080 It's crazy.

01:51:56.600 It's crazy.

01:51:57.600 The things that, uh, you see, this is just looking at the site now.

01:52:01.680 So 1952, Jackie Robinson, all-star game, all-star game used back.

01:52:06.840 Yeah.

01:52:07.160 The only all-star game home run from Jackie Robinson, from the Robinson estate, $900,000.

01:52:14.820 Uh, but, uh, pretty sweet item.

01:52:17.460 You're going to get, you're going to get, uh, they have, I mean, is it possible while you're there you just throw a couple of these things in your pocket?

01:52:23.020 I mean, they've got so much stuff.

01:52:24.660 I've tried.

01:52:25.020 They've got a bunch of coins.

01:52:26.240 Yeah.

01:52:26.520 I mean, a lot of these are selling, just, just.

01:52:27.860 We'll try today.

01:52:28.840 Yeah.

01:52:29.020 They had, uh, did you see the thing from, they have the original hotline from JF Kennedy.

01:52:35.640 Uh-huh.

01:52:35.780 Oh, JF, yeah, JF Kennedy.

01:52:38.080 Uh, they have.

01:52:39.840 People usually go with JFK or John F. Kennedy.

01:52:41.740 I know, I know, I know.

01:52:41.980 That's just so you know, traditionally, that's the way that works.

01:52:43.820 I know, I know, I know.

01:52:44.600 What was the other thing that they had that was so crazy? 0.89

01:52:47.040 Oh, um, they have, um, what do you, what do you call them when you used to take a crap in a, like a commode, you know, a little, you know, it was like a little thing you sat on, I guess.

01:52:58.260 And it has a handle and I, I don't know, you throw it out the, I don't know what you did with it, but it was a chamber pot.

01:53:04.560 That's what it's called.

01:53:05.200 And you kept it underneath your bed.

01:53:08.000 History is, it's gone the right direction.

01:53:10.020 It has.

01:53:10.480 It really, it really has.

01:53:12.060 Um, but they have that from the Titanic.

01:53:16.460 It's the only one.

01:53:18.540 And it was from a woman who was horribly seasick and she was so afraid that she would barf over everybody else.

01:53:27.320 She carried around the Titanic chamber pot with her while she was on board.

01:53:31.760 She gets into a lifeboat and she has it on her lap and it's been in their family ever since.

01:53:37.420 I mean, it's, I got to hold the chamber pot.

01:53:40.220 I've, I've never been excited to hold a chamber pot before, but it was really, it's really cool.

01:53:45.560 We're going to film all of this so you can, uh, so you can see it.

01:53:50.640 That's going to be really cool.

01:53:51.500 When does that show air?

01:53:52.620 Do we know?

01:53:53.300 Uh, I don't know.

01:53:54.220 Don't know.

01:53:54.620 I want to see what the Nobel prize goes for.

01:53:57.640 I, I don't know anything about Nobel prize.

01:54:00.140 Um, but apparently they don't ever sell them.

01:54:03.980 And so the first one just sold through heritage, uh, it's sold for 4 million, something like $4 million for a Nobel prize medal.

01:54:21.040 Really?

01:54:22.460 4 million dollars.

01:54:23.900 They have two of them for sale at this auction.

01:54:28.180 Two of them.

01:54:30.000 That's incredible.

01:54:31.000 Yeah.

01:54:31.480 And, uh, cause I mean, really all you have to do is be Barack Obama to get one.

01:54:35.860 You know, you don't have to do anything in office.

01:54:37.380 You just have to show up and be Barack Obama and they'll give you one.

01:54:41.400 Yeah.

01:54:41.660 I mean, that doesn't seem like it would be all that difficult.

01:54:44.360 Really?

01:54:46.980 That's why did they say how much are you're, are you going to sell your radio hall of fame award there?

01:54:52.060 It could go for that.

01:54:53.160 Tens of dollars.

01:54:53.660 Tens of dollars.

01:54:54.360 Tens of dollars.

01:54:56.280 No, I haven't sold anything through them.

01:54:58.820 I was thinking about it.

01:55:00.060 You just keep buying stuff from them.

01:55:02.860 Yeah.

01:55:03.440 Well, I mean, not for your use.

01:55:05.460 No, not these.

01:55:06.220 Unfortunately, not these items, but the museum has purchased.

01:55:09.140 Trying to convince my wife.

01:55:10.680 There's a few things in there that I just, I just think are fantastic.

01:55:15.340 Teddy Roosevelt's glasses and the speech he gave where he was shot and it has a hole through it where the bullet penetrated.

01:55:27.300 Okay.

01:55:27.700 He was shot on his way to give a really important speech.

01:55:30.560 It went into his chest, but it went through his speech and so it slowed it down.

01:55:35.740 So it didn't go through him, but he was bleeding from it and just kind of pulled the bullet out and then was like, ah, no, I'm fine.

01:55:44.040 They're like, Mr. President, you should go to the hospital.

01:55:45.820 And he's like, no, I got a speech to give.

01:55:48.600 Well, he goes and gives a speech and he's bleeding.

01:55:51.360 His shirt's all bloody and he's got a big hole in it.

01:55:53.780 And the speech has the bullet hole through it. 0.52

01:55:57.020 It's crazy.

01:55:58.680 It's crazy.

01:56:00.120 Oh, my gosh.

01:56:01.040 Yeah, it is so cool.

01:56:03.120 So cool.

01:56:03.800 Anyway, it's ha.com and that show will be coming up soon.

01:56:07.540 I'd like to do a few of them with him because I was just walking.

01:56:10.680 I was just walking through, I don't know, a couple of weeks ago and I, you know, know some of the people down there and, and so can I just, you know, just see.

01:56:21.120 Because they used to have a place that was downtown in Dallas and it was all kind of stacked up and it wasn't, it was hard to find things.

01:56:30.920 Now they just moved into a 200,000 square foot warehouse and it's full.

01:56:40.460 I can't even imagine what the security is like on that thing.

01:56:43.780 Uh, well, I, I can cause I had to go through some of it, but I was looking, I'm like, can we just come here and you just show us some of these rooms?

01:56:54.720 Cause it's crazy what they have.

01:56:57.840 Crazy.

01:56:58.500 Right.

01:56:58.680 But the show airs December 14th, 9 p.m.

01:57:02.420 Eastern.

01:57:03.220 It'll be very, very cool.

01:57:04.340 And who knows, maybe, you know, maybe I'll be able to do it from the set with the Sputnik owned then by Mercury one.

01:57:15.020 I'm just saying, I'm just saying, honey, I'm just saying.

01:57:19.500 Do they have like groupons for this stuff?

01:57:21.040 Can you buy, can you buy Sputnik for like 20% off if you buy it on a Tuesday?

01:57:24.240 You know, I have actually thought, who can I call where we could get five of us to buy it?

01:57:30.960 Cause, and I don't, I don't have any of those friends.

01:57:33.400 That's the thing though.

01:57:34.680 You need to, this is, this is smart for you.

01:57:36.360 Cause half the reason you want to get this stuff anyway for the museum, because you like talking about it and teaching history.

01:57:42.360 If you just do these shows there, you don't have to buy the stuff.

01:57:45.100 You can still talk about all the stuff and still teach history.

01:57:48.140 But then they sell it and it goes away.

01:57:50.160 Well, yeah, but you just put it on video.

01:57:51.980 You've got it done.

01:57:52.540 You put it in the museum.

01:57:53.460 Like, look it, here's a show about me holding the thing.

01:57:55.600 It's perfect.

01:57:59.080 What I'm saying here, Glenn, is you need to find a way to scam this relationship in these shows.

01:58:03.780 Oh, I'm working on it.

01:58:04.680 It's you.

01:58:05.040 I am working on it.

01:58:06.360 I'm trying, I'm trying to figure it.

01:58:07.720 I have cargo pants.

01:58:08.820 Yeah.

01:58:08.880 With big pockets.

01:58:10.180 When I give you the signal, like I'm out of money, will you just go going, going, gone?

01:58:16.100 Will you just, last call?

01:58:18.260 Okay.

01:58:18.640 Gone.

01:58:19.860 Maybe they, maybe.

01:58:21.600 No, they're not.

01:58:22.240 They're not open to any of that.

01:58:23.820 Unfortunately, we're going to make money.

01:58:26.220 Whatever.

01:58:26.620 Let me tell you about American financing.

01:58:29.480 It would be nice to live in a world where your credit card balance wasn't hit with crippling,

01:58:35.860 compounded interest.

01:58:37.200 By the way, the head of the Fed yesterday came out and said, we just want you to know

01:58:42.360 that we think inflation is going to be here through 2024.

01:58:48.780 What inflation?

01:58:50.460 Are you, what?

01:58:53.400 Interest rates are continuing to go up as well.

01:58:57.080 Credit cards.

01:58:58.100 How much are you paying on interest?

01:59:00.660 And if you are putting stuff on a credit card now with high interest, it's going to be really

01:59:05.880 hard to ever pay that debt down.

01:59:09.820 Do yourself a favor.

01:59:10.920 Call American financing.

01:59:12.760 Do it right now.

01:59:13.580 The people who are doing it, calling, saving $695 every month on average.

01:59:21.160 That's, that's a lot of money.

01:59:23.340 That's game changing.

01:59:25.020 Imagine how freer you would be by getting out from underneath that debt.

01:59:28.700 American financing is there to help.

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01:59:35.740 Or go to Americanfinancing.net.

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01:59:45.120 The Glenn Back Program.

01:59:46.540 Oh boy.

02:00:03.000 I turned Stu on to HA.com and he immediately comes and says, look at this.

02:00:10.880 And I said, don't ever show that to Lisa or you're a dead man.

02:00:14.480 My wife is a fan of purses. 1.00

02:00:17.080 Now these are not.

02:00:18.580 These are crazy.

02:00:19.900 Listen closely, dear.

02:00:21.160 These are not in our range.

02:00:23.220 Just so you're aware.

02:00:24.140 They're not like, I don't know whose range is it.

02:00:26.560 It's a purse, man.

02:00:27.800 I don't understand that. 1.00

02:00:29.180 Cause look, obviously guys spend a lot on, on stupid crap too. 1.00

02:00:33.600 Right. 1.00

02:00:33.900 I mean, like, you know, like a car.

02:00:35.400 I, you know, I love cars.

02:00:37.140 Right.

02:00:37.400 Love cars.

02:00:38.100 And it's only takes 14 months to deliver them.

02:00:39.940 I mean, what a great idea.

02:00:40.740 Right.

02:00:41.120 And you know, but that's a machine.

02:00:42.860 Right.

02:00:43.000 And that is some certain things.

02:00:44.740 It does things, but it also is.

02:00:47.080 I just love machines.

02:00:49.760 I like hand built machines.

02:00:51.840 The technology, the, the, the, the, the precision behind it.

02:00:56.960 The people that built it, all of that stuff.

02:00:59.220 Like there's a purse on, on heritage auctions right now.

02:01:01.440 If you can get, and by the way, you can get this right now.

02:01:03.080 This is a buy now item.

02:01:04.460 This is not one where you have to wait for the auction.

02:01:06.440 Okay.

02:01:06.980 Buy now.

02:01:07.420 It's a Hermes 40 centimeter metallic bronze porosus crocodile Birkin bag with palladium

02:01:14.760 hardware.

02:01:15.880 Now this was made in 1999 and is available right now for anyone who wants it for the

02:01:20.820 low, low price of $300,000.

02:01:24.240 Wait a minute.

02:01:24.800 Then I have to pay for shipping.

02:01:26.420 No, no, no.

02:01:27.400 Free shipping. 1.00

02:01:28.420 Oh, shut up. 0.99

02:01:29.000 If you just spend the $300,000. 0.99

02:01:29.940 That's what I was, I was worried about the $20 of shipping.

02:01:33.920 No, this is, this will, they'll ship this to you for free.

02:01:36.620 Wow, free.

02:01:37.420 $300,000, but free shipping.

02:01:39.840 You would have to have insurance on that.

02:01:42.500 I'd imagine.

02:01:43.440 I'd imagine so.

02:01:44.480 Yeah.

02:01:44.820 I mean, I imagine.

02:01:45.640 I mean, would you ever, honestly, honestly, Sarah, do people who can afford that, do they

02:01:54.500 use them?

02:01:56.620 Yes.

02:01:57.560 What?

02:01:58.020 Really?

02:01:58.660 Why?

02:01:59.120 Because, I mean, people who can afford, you know, cars at that level, a lot of times

02:02:03.380 don't use them.

02:02:04.260 They just park them in garages and don't use them at all, which is frustrating because

02:02:07.940 it's such a great, you want to, you want to be able to drive the car, you know?

02:02:12.480 Yeah.

02:02:13.060 You know?

02:02:13.540 But you do, but you keep very low miles on them.

02:02:17.180 Yes.

02:02:17.780 Right.

02:02:17.980 If it's a collector's item, especially.

02:02:19.700 Right.

02:02:19.960 And you don't take it, you know, you just don't take it to the mall.

02:02:23.560 Right.

02:02:24.000 Typically not.

02:02:24.660 Depending on how expensive the car is, right?

02:02:27.320 I mean, you're not going to drive a Bugatti.

02:02:29.600 Right.

02:02:29.920 People are like, I just, you know, just give it to the valet.

02:02:32.560 He'll park it.

02:02:33.240 You don't put 18,000 miles a year typically on a Bugatti.

02:02:36.760 No.

02:02:37.160 Right.

02:02:37.780 Or ever.

02:02:38.740 Or maybe ever.

02:02:39.920 Right.

02:02:40.720 But that's because you're thinking resale.

02:02:42.100 That's what I would think of with one of these purses. 1.00

02:02:43.620 Like, you're not taking it out to, you know, bringing it to Denny's.

02:02:46.380 I think, but, but let me, let me ask this out.

02:02:48.860 I got Grand Slam spills all over it.

02:02:50.580 Who is buying?

02:02:52.960 Hang on.

02:02:53.780 Hang on.

02:02:54.220 I got some quarters in my Hermes purse here.

02:02:57.040 Oh, drop the blueberry syrup inside.

02:02:59.940 Oops.

02:03:00.740 Oh, well, it's blue inside anyway.

02:03:04.460 Seriously.

02:03:05.380 I mean, how, is that a risky investment to buy a purse?

02:03:09.700 I mean, was that what it went for at the beginning?

02:03:12.160 Oh, I'm sure it was much more cheap, but it's still a Birkin. 0.95

02:03:16.540 A Birkin. 0.93

02:03:17.000 I don't even know what a Birkin.

02:03:17.740 That means something?

02:03:18.040 A Birkin? 0.92

02:03:18.560 Yeah, it's Hermes.

02:03:20.440 Hmm.

02:03:21.140 See, I don't understand.

02:03:22.100 I don't know what a Birkin.

02:03:23.360 But like, I know what a Birka is. 1.00

02:03:25.020 I know what a Birkin stock is.

02:03:27.180 But neither of those do I put into the $300,000 investment range.

02:03:33.000 Right.

02:03:33.120 Like, I can much, much more easily see myself.

02:03:36.480 Now, I would not do any of these things, but I can much more easily see myself getting a

02:03:40.560 1984 Michael Jordan card.

02:03:44.120 Very limited edition.

02:03:45.240 Mint.

02:03:45.880 Blah, blah, blah.

02:03:47.380 $90,000 they want for this thing.

02:03:50.220 Now, I would never spend $90,000 on a basketball card, but like, I can understand why someone

02:03:55.560 might want that.

02:03:56.660 Still crazy, but a purse?

02:03:59.100 I just don't get it.

02:04:00.160 I just don't get it at all.

02:04:01.680 Doesn't make any sense.

02:04:02.380 I know people that collect shoes.

02:04:05.000 You know people that collect, what is it, Nike shoes?

02:04:08.780 Oh, yeah.

02:04:09.960 Oh, my gosh. 0.75

02:04:10.840 Oh, they're crazy with that.

02:04:11.820 Like, they're now in some place in California, somebody was telling me, they do auctions of

02:04:17.160 these shoes, like one of a kind.

02:04:19.020 And if you go to the auction house, you got to be somebody to go into some of these rooms.

02:04:26.160 They're tennis shoes, man.

02:04:28.080 They're tennis shoes.

02:04:30.440 Tennis shoes.

02:04:32.300 The Glenn Beck Program.

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The Glenn Beck Program - November 29, 2022

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