The Lies Become Clear | Guests: Megyn Kelly & Emily Miller | 9⧸8⧸21
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Summary
On today's show, we have a dramatic reading of some of the greatest music ever produced, we talk about Cyber Criminals, Home Title Fraud, Fake News, and Cyber War in Afghanistan. We have a special guest on the show who is a hero in the fight against cyber criminals.
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let's talk about uh your home let's talk about what's not fun about your home like for example
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someone uh breaking into it someone who might actually think they can get control of your home
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uh and that sucks but you could at least protect yourself with locking your doors and setting an
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alarm and all those things plus you have insurance to catch you on that stuff if god forbid the worst
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thing happens not the situation with home title fraud home title fraud is one of the fastest
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growing crimes in america and basically these cyber thieves get control of your home's title
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and they then are able to borrow against your equity and once they have borrowed against your
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equity you're the one that's going to get stuck with the payments because it's still your house
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in reality uh the bottom line is you don't want to have to deal with this and it is something that
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hello america and welcome to the glenn back program today a mighty fine show coming your way a dramatic
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reading of lizzo you say who's lizzo who's lizzo oh where the hell my phone dramatic reading of
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some of the greatest music ever produced coming up uh also on today's show we have megan kelly
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uh we have um we have oz with us the guy who was in benghazi you remember him he was in benghazi he's
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now in afghanistan saving people we'll talk to him i've got a few things to say about the state
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department and give you an update on all of that and afghanistan but first we have to start with
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fauci lied and people died the latest on this nonsense this criminal nonsense from anthony fauci
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the glenn back program we'll start in 60 seconds first let me tell you about michelle she lives in
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well before we get to fauci i just want to i just want to share this piece of information from the
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communist government of cuba they have just uh put into effect decree 35 decree 35 is legislation that
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bans you ready that bans the spread of false news or messages and content deemed offensive
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or which incite mobilization or other acts that upset public order
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now this is decree 35 from the communists gosh i've heard that someplace before haven't you
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those who attempt to subvert the constitutional order will be considered cyber terrorists we don't
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know exactly what the punishment is in cuba for cyber terrorists but i could guess
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the uh regulation uh typifies the different incidents and facts in the network environment such as
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cyber bullying bullying fake news and blocking of accounts in social networks pornography cyber terrorism
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cyber war and social subversion i just want you to keep this in mind that the communist country
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of cuba just passed decree 35 that says you know there's a lot of misinformation out there
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and we just need to stop it right now we need to stop it and there will be penalties if you
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are lying about this government now it seems like those who lie uh are not really ever punished here
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in america for instance did you know that rachel maddow still has her you know joe rogan's taking horse
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medicine and and there's a hospital that had 70 percent of the people coming in and they're all dying
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from horse medicine she still has that up it hasn't been banned it hasn't been marked as misinformation
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or disinformation nope she's fine she's fine it's all good even though we found out 70 actually turns
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out to be two percent and the doctor she was quoting doesn't work there anymore hasn't been there for a
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while and uh never treated anybody with uh covid but other than that it's completely true
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completely true she doesn't fall under decree 35 apparently neither does fauci fauci has lied
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under oath does that mean anything anymore see this is what we debated back in the 90s with bill
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clinton you're under oath when you're under oath does it mean anything apparently no well it depends on
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the definition of is what the definition of is is okay all right so we can play word games okay i thought
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we were looking for the truth no we're looking to play word games and boy the left is great at playing
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word games now i'm not sure the word game that is to be played to get fauci out from underneath his
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lie in congressional testimony and and it happened more than once in fact ran paul said to him at one
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point do you want to reconsider any of your testimony you don't know what you're talking about
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i'm a scientist man oh yeah and ran paul's just a dummy he's an eye doctor you don't have to really
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go and get a degree or do any scientific stuff with eyes i mean they're right there in your face you
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know is there a is there a nail in your eye who needs a doctor pull it out you're not really a doctor
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so he tries to make him feel like he is just a worm that just doesn't understand well i'm a self-educated
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man and i think i understand what gain-of-function research is but ran paul doesn't no and i'm
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guessing neither do all of the now scientists that are coming out and going whoopsie yesterday uh on
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uh what is this uh the website um the intercept yeah the intercept the intercept was started by
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glenn greenwald okay and it's the it's the organization that he left because they were
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starting to censor people and starting to say no you can't have that opinion here which is the exact
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opposite of what they were started for well they went after ran paul and they were trying to defend
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fauci so they put out a freedom of information act to show fauci isn't lying and to get him get ran paul
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well unfortunately it turned out differently and they at least have the credibility or at least
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have the honesty to then not hide these documents but instead to go wow look at this uh looks like
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fauci was lying here you mean the highlights uh they got 900 pages of documents the intercept uh
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detailing the work of the eco health alliance we've talked a lot about them over uh the years um a
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there's a lot more coming yeah u.s based health organization that used federal money to fund bat
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coronavirus research at the chinese laboratory one of the grants uh titled understanding the risk of
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bat coronavirus virus emergence it's really every time i start reading these things i think to the
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john stewart interview he did where he's like it's named the wuhan institute of virology like it is one of
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those things right um but it outlined an ambitious effort led by eco health alliance president peter
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dashik who is a good friend of of fauci yeah there is more to follow on this we're going to be doing a
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show on this maybe in the next couple of weeks you need to understand fauci is eco alliance i mean there
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is a very strong bond here anyway so the idea was to screen thousands of bat samples for novel
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coronaviruses the research involved in screening people who work with live animals the documents
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contain several critical details about the research in wuhan including the fact that key experimental
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work with humanized mice which we've talked about as well conducted at a biosafety level three lab not
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level four lab um at the wuhan institute excuse me the wuhan university center for animal experiment
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not the wuhan institute of virology which is an interesting detail though doesn't necessarily change much
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um the bat coronavirus grant provided eco health alliance with a total of 3.1 million dollars
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including 599 000 that the wuhan institute of virology used in part to identify and alter
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bat coronaviruses likely to infect humans hmm uh alina i'm sorry what was that word that a word that
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was in there uh they were alter alter alter yes gain of function alter yes okay alter to see what
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uh to see if bat coronaviruses could be likely to infect humans huh that seems like the very definition
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of gain of function the grant proposal itself acknowledges some dangers uh associated with
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experiments uh field work involves the highest risk of exposure to SARS or other
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coronaviruses while working in caves with high bat density overhead and the potential for fecal dust
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to be inhaled which is a they don't put that on the uh the advertisement for the job no that's that's
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that's later they tell you about that alina chan a molecular biologist at the broad institute said the
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documents show that eco health alliance has reason to take the lab leak theory seriously in this
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proposal they actually point out that they know how risky the work is they keep talking about people
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being bitten and they kept records of everyone who got bitten does eco health uh eco health have those
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records and if not how can they possibly rule out a research related accident it goes on in some detail
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but this is the the the basic outline of this and and it's this is similar to the gain of function
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thing that fauci is trying to use to get out of defrauding uh all of these all of his testimony
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is basically to say well i made up the rules as to what gain of function is it's like if like if your
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doctor says hey you need to eat healthy and you say i will eat healthy i will make a set of rules that
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decides what food is healthy like for example peanut butter cookies are healthy they have peanut butter in
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them right so he's just totally stretching the definition because he was able to design the definition
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so he can say of course it was a gain of function research and by this definition surely that's true
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because he designed the definition so in other words it it's almost as if it depends on what the
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definition of is is yes i would say exactly right now we as americans have to decide do we all know
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what the definition of is is do we all understand the basic concept of hey i'm gonna take a bunch of
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coronaviruses and from bats i'm gonna squeeze some bat juice out of them and i'm gonna mix them up in
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this paint shaker and then we're gonna inject them in some mice we put some like humanized lungs in to
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see if they get sick and if they go we'll try really hard not to get it that's what happened
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you can dress it up any way you want use it that's ridiculous they didn't use a paint shaker
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why not i mean they were using a lab that was not equipped for this they were using a lab that
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wasn't right for this we paid for it now fauci lied and people died that should be
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everywhere and here's why first of all the american people would have forgiven been very very
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forgiving if the government would have come out at at times right at the beginning and said hey guys
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the mask thing we just need you to not wear masks we need you to bring masks to the hospital
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because i know people i did and i know other people that brought masks i had lots of n95 masks
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because i'm a prepper i brought them to the hospital i mean famously mike lindell
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refact refashion his entire factory to make masks and and this type of equipment for so we would have
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done that but they don't trust the american people they don't trust you so they treat you like you're
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an imbecile or a baby if they would have said crap you know we were working on some stuff and
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uh we warned about all of this and everything else but look i think we may have been involved
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if they would have said that it would have been bad but it wouldn't be as bad as it's going to be now
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they have destroyed science they have destroyed credibility they have made it all about who's
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the scientist pick your scientist pick the winner they have politicized the entire process
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fauci should have paid for that with his job now i think he should pay for it with jail time
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what did he know that he covered up that could have helped save people faster
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is there things are there things that he knew and still knows that he hasn't shared
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that could help this isn't just china this is fauci this is our corrupt elements in the government
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who's involved now i have to question drug makers because i don't know what they knew what they didn't
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know i don't know what the government knew what fauci told them what he didn't tell them
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why why is it that uh invermectin and hydroxychloroquine is off limits why those are trusted drugs
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they're cheap they're drugs that we already have in the system that help the symptoms and help reduce
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the pain and suffering of covid but you're not allowed to talk about that why why have they
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been dismissed why is fauci the ringleader of that why is cuba shutting down the internet
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why is social media being shut down well because the government is asking them to
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because everybody here knows our government is lying joe rogan said uh yesterday what am i gonna
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have to do sue cnn to get them stopping stop spreading these lies about me and covid
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oh joe oh joe i will help you fund that lawsuit do it man do it back in a minute
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to the modern generation's pearl harbor moment a day that felt like in a day of infamy and we're still
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feeling the repercussions of it but too many people don't even know what it is more importantly
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forget about 9-11 9-11 changed america our kids don't know what america was like before 9-11 you could
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walk to your loved ones to the gate of the airport you grandma didn't have to have you know be strip
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searched you could talk on the phone send an email send mail not have to worry about the nsa or the
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fbi logging everything you say or the postman being a spy for the government and our kids
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none of us knew what two decades of war looked like everything changed on that day but in remembering
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9-11 we need to look towards the future because the clown show in washington dc is setting us up for
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something bigger than 9-11 they bungled the afghanistan withdrawal and now we have video of
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top al-qaeda commanders who served with bin laden returning and running the country biden's now
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never forget it's not just a tribute to those we have lost it is a warning that it could happen
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again tonight on blaze tv at 9 p.m eastern biden's middle east chaos our dangerous path to the next 9-11
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you don't want to miss this we will show you things that uh mainstream media is not showing and things
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uh there is a um a statement out of the who which i this is going to come as a shock to you stew
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the who says covid will mutate like the flu and it is likely to stay
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that does seem like the place we are in yes that does seem like that's what's going to happen
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i don't know i hope it doesn't but it does seem like it's going to be around for a very long time
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at least yeah it's uh exactly what i said would happen back i don't know january before everybody
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was panicked about it i said look don't fear the don't fear the death toll fear what's going to
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happen the ramifications of the economy and know in the end it's going to be with us forever it's
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going to be like another flu it's not the flu but it's going to be around with us forever
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you know in the old days uh you had to be on one of the three networks or you had to be
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on the abc radio network and that was pretty much it uh now there are so many vehicles and you can
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she's been through the networks uh and now she is uh joining us on triumph which is the sirius xm
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channel that we are on she follows our program now every day at noon eastern welcome to the program
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megan kelly how are you hi glenn it's so good to be together again yeah in this moment and in the in
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the more macro sense on triumph so i have to tell you i i listen to your podcast almost every day stew
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does too we were just talking about your podcast from yesterday it was uh you're just doing a great
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job i have to ask you why add more hours to your day you know what i didn't um what i did was
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basically move the podcast to a live radio show so it's all one in the same now as you know i'm the
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mother of three kids under the age of 12 so there's only so many hours in the day right and one of the
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reasons i left fox news was to actually see them and raise my own kids so i didn't want to do two
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hours of radio and two hours of podcasting so this is perfect for me it folds them all into one
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and now people can sort of hear me do the podcast live without a net which as you know is kind of
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exciting kind of fun and i get to take calls which is something i've never i've never done before with
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my audience so megan um i saw in an interview that you said you um you left your son's schools
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your your son's school because the boys were asked weekly if they're still sure they were boys
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yep can i tell you about this story yeah so i've talked a lot about um my son's school that i left
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and i i loved this school it's an amazing school uh and we were really sad that it took the turn that
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it took oh it's all it's gone dark just for drama um but what we found out from our son first of all
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when he was in third grade we found out they unleashed a three-week experimental transgender
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education program on these boys with really inappropriate videos the kids were confused these are eight
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nine-year-olds glenn they don't know they have no idea what the school is even talking about with
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the trans thing and they got really in depth with really in your face videos and then parents complained
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and the school did something it hasn't done in its 400 year history which was they apologized even they
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realized they had done wrong then i said to my son a year later so how did they ever round back to the
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trans thing like whatever happened with and he's like every week i'm like what he said they bring it up
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every week i said how he said well they they managed to work into a lot of the conversations
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that you know in some places there are 100 they believe there are 100 genders how many people here
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still feel confident that they're a boy do you still feel sure you're a boy i said how often do
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they ask you that he said about once a week i'm like doug so i said to my husband we're out we're out of here
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this is not support this is not non-bullying this is indoctrination and it's deeply confusing to the
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children and wrong so you know i've heard this story before and i i haven't heard you answer are
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they still sure they are boys i mean they're 100 boys so what are you doing because he isn't new york
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i mean that's all new york seems to be now i mean because if it's happening in texas and happening in
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oklahoma i mean it's got to be at every school in new york city it's it's styled under the auspices
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of non-bullying right and so that's why they parade girls who were never expressing any gender confusion
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up on stage because they're going through a tough time and suddenly they say they're trans that they're
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trans boys they parade them up on stage at these all-girls schools and they get snaps right like you're
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going to celebrate this even though in 80 of the cases it's a passing phase it's the result of
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something the girl's going through it used to be anorexia used to be cutting and now some of these
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girls are choosing to say they have gender confusion because it's trendy and the difference between those
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two things is you don't cut off your breasts when you're anorexic now you have other physical problems
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but there are reasons parents are putting their kids in the hospitals to solve that not to feed it
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right we don't celebrate a girl who is clearly thin who goes on stage and says i think i'm fat nobody's
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giving snaps for that and so the the whole ideology has turned support non-bullying kindness friendship
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allyship on its head well you have the um there's a new study out now transgender mortality rate much
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higher than the uh than the regular uh population so people who have had transgendered uh surgery
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they're even worse off than the people who have just gender dysphoria uh glenn i mean we have trans
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people in our family and one who's rather close to our family and this person had the full transition
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the the surgery and everything and really wound up saying it it didn't solve my problems it created
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more of them it created more all the things you know how it is we all have unhappinesses in our life
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we all have things that we lament or that depress us i think for a lot of trans people or people who
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think they're trans they view the surgery their transition you know the living life is the opposite
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sex as the answer to those things right that we all suffer from but it's not the answer to all those
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problems and in fact it can create a lot of new problems that are now irreversible if you have the
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surgery so here's the here's the really scary thing this is happening now because of social media it's
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happening with girls who never never were having this this problem and it's happening with mainly
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girls that are are doing all kinds of things to the body they the uh doctors aren't allowed to say
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well now wait a minute let's slow down let's talk about it how some can how about some counseling
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and so they're going through this surgery and it's caused by social media many people believe
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at least for the numbers that are happening this is criminal absolutely criminal the absolute
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surrender of the medical community to this insanity is a scourge on this nation it's disgusting what's
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happening with our doctors there are people who are legitimately transgender who have gender dysphoria
00:30:56.920
and for those people we should be supportive and they should get the care that they need
00:31:00.460
but what we've done instead is taken everyone who expresses any sort of gender confusion and said
00:31:05.980
you're trans you're trans and we have our psychiatrists doing this whereas instead of
00:31:11.240
probing what's happening in your family are you going through a divorce are you suffering from
00:31:14.900
bullying have you been in the target a lot of these girls they're overweight they have acne they're not
00:31:19.360
popular maybe they're on the spectrum that's sadly been the case in some of these instances where
00:31:24.180
instead of going with an actual diagnosis of being someplace on the autism spectrum they get a diagnosis
00:31:30.260
of oh you're trans and parents instead are saying oh we'll take that okay that that's like a trendy
00:31:35.680
thing that the kid can get snaps for as opposed to being mildly autistic it's it's crazy um and and and the
00:31:42.000
thing is glenn the the the medical community not only do they say yes affirm affirm but once you prescribe
00:31:48.340
um puberty blockers and then testosterone to a young girl who's suddenly saying she's a boy she's infertile she
00:31:55.620
cannot have children the fact that we're doing this so willy-nilly in the name of allyship or you
00:32:01.180
know support is it's abusive it's all criminal i'm so sick of the allyship and the all of this bull
00:32:08.740
crap we're over in the middle east and we have saved homosexuals we have saved women we have saved
00:32:17.080
children and uh and every step of the way where's the national organization of women where's the me too
00:32:25.240
movement where's the lgbtqi movement where are they they're nowhere to be found it's a lie these civil
00:32:34.680
rights organizations that claim to be leading civil rights they're bogus it's a sham all of it is a sham
00:32:44.380
you and i both know they're they might be there to help you if you're a liberal democrat yeah maybe
00:32:50.340
not not even necessarily look at tara reed lifelong liberal democrat accused joe biden went to time's up
00:32:57.120
was basically told to pound sand because that organization with anita dunn running their
00:33:01.840
communications was tied up with joe biden so they lied to her and said oh we never take a case that
00:33:05.980
involves a politician well it wasn't true and now that organization has completely been it's fallen apart
00:33:10.740
i mean the the entire board has resigned now the head of that company was or that organization was
00:33:16.260
helping andrew cuomo instead of the accusers it they're corrupt they're they're there to cozy up
00:33:22.260
to power not to fight it and they certainly have no interest in in helping somebody who has an r after
00:33:27.680
their name that's why caitlin jenner who by the way is coming on my show today with larry elder that
00:33:31.980
would be fun that's why she she she's hated by them you would think caitlin jenner she's the most
00:33:37.620
famous trans person in the world they can't stand her right not because she hasn't spoken out on
00:33:42.600
trans issues but because she's a conservative republican right so megan how is this are we
00:33:49.940
making progress i mean i i feel like the world is absolutely on fire the world i described where
00:33:57.380
everyone said i was nuts it's not going to happen is the world we're living in now it's the beginning of
00:34:04.280
that world um and i do have some hope because i've seen average person people stand up and say
00:34:11.960
i'm not playing this game anymore i'll just do it myself um and i think there is a greater desire
00:34:19.440
universally for the truth and just not i'm not i'm sorry i'm not going to play the game i'm not
00:34:28.640
going to be an ally with things that are not true yeah are we getting better worse where are we in
00:34:37.680
this cycle do you think i don't think we're doing better on the trans front i have to say i think
00:34:41.840
we're still stuck in the midst of a crisis in understanding how to deal with that i think on
00:34:47.520
the racialization of the nation i feel like people are fighting back now that's been so prevalent in our
00:34:52.820
schools with the crt and the diminishing of black people because of their skin color and the shaming of
00:34:57.880
white people because of theirs i think parents are fighting back on that regular civilians if you
00:35:02.700
will civilly not people like pundits like you and me but but i don't know about the trans thing but i
00:35:07.200
aren't all of these things kind of connected like uh anthony fauci has zero credibility and that thing
00:35:15.160
is going to come undone in a big way so we're we're we're not listening to authority figures we're not
00:35:22.140
listening to these so-called uh uh science gods we we're we're looking for common sense coupled with
00:35:32.640
science and coupled with facts but we're not listening and giving the credibility you can go
00:35:38.240
ahead and try to smear people like you used to um and try to smear you and destroy you try to smear me
00:35:44.880
and uh and destroy me i don't think it works i don't think any of this stuff i think it's all
00:35:50.700
coming undone do you agree or not i should say that i i don't i don't know i i would like to say
00:35:58.680
yes because i've generally believed that you don't fight when somebody calls you a racist all the time
00:36:03.000
it's like you know i don't get out there and say oh no no no because who are you going to persuade the
00:36:07.520
people who want to believe that about you are determined to believe it and your fans the people
00:36:11.260
who know you they don't believe it to begin with they don't need to hear you take on you know these
00:36:15.100
crazies who use those terms indiscriminately so i i've just long believed there's no moving people
00:36:20.780
on things like that i do think that these terms you know bigotry whether it has to do with gender
00:36:27.040
sexuality um race what have you they've been completely diluted to the point now where they
00:36:33.580
have far less meaning and and that's that's a shame right they used to actually mean something
00:36:38.240
where they could change people's hearts and minds they don't anymore but i do think that the regular
00:36:42.840
civilians like my neighbors let's say you know people who i live next to when i'm at the jersey
00:36:46.960
shore in the summer they are still afraid of these very loud woke warriors and it's a small group i
00:36:53.560
think they think that they're they're bigger than they are it's i think it's 10 of the population
00:36:57.020
if that and i do think people like us who have these microphones if we don't start being louder
00:37:01.940
and louder and encouraging people to push back against this nonsense in their schools
00:37:05.720
at their corporations in their sports in their media in their hollywood choices
00:37:10.180
then then we're going to lose then that 10 is going to grow and grow and grow and become even
00:37:14.920
more powerful megan kelly always good to talk to you i'd love to spend some time i hope you're
00:37:20.620
following what's going on with the state department uh in afghanistan it is a crime and needs to be
00:37:26.860
exposed um thank you so much megan you can hear her on her podcast or now you can hear her on channel
00:37:34.060
111 it's the triumph channel if you're listening to us on uh xm serious now just keep it where it
00:37:40.920
is she'll be on right after this program megan thank you so much always good to talk to you
00:37:45.740
thanks glenn lots of love you bet all right if you're like a lot of other americans out there
00:37:52.320
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well looks like mexico has now voted criminalizing abortion is unconstitutional they didn't vote i'm
00:39:13.340
sorry the supreme court of mexico uh voted and ruled on tuesday that could lead to the legalization
00:39:20.200
abortion of abortion for 130 million people now the good news is it's right next to texas so if you
00:39:28.660
were thinking about having abortion you can just go to mexico that's the thing i i do think long term
00:39:33.820
and i fully support you know the legal challenges to the abortion nonsense and roe versus wade but long
00:39:41.420
term really to stop this you can't stop it by you know restricting it here in the united states you
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could help it along but you know there's already there's already organizations that will um illicitly
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get your mail though in a back alley right no no really no and that's the thing
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it really does take the changing of hearts and minds yeah it does over a long period of time
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will always find a way to do what they want to do it should still be illegal believe me yes i'm 100
00:40:26.800
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to do it now in a completely unrelated story uh there was a 7.0 earthquake uh in mexico
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i don't think that is related large boulders tumbled into the roads and the quake uh or tectonic plates
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i think glenn was it yeah okay it wasn't it wasn't are you sure it was oh geez not you two people
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hello america and welcome to the program i have uh i have some information about what is going on in
00:44:15.560
afghanistan and the state department uh my opinions do not necessarily reflect those of the nazarene fund
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mercury one but i have uh i have some things that have to be said i'm going to share a memo with you
00:44:29.640
um that has just been released from another organization uh and i'm going to try to tie
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heard of lizzo is it a new variant no she's no do we it's a new variant the lizzo variant is going
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how i'm supposed to get home uh where the hell my phone where the hell my phone
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okay stop i don't want to play too much of it because too much of a good thing
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yeah that could i was at the point i almost had too much of a good thing yeah i've got a few
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comments on this song we'll maybe get to that this hour or next please tell me she finds her phone
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uh well i don't want to i don't want to spoil it i don't want to spoil it for you okay um relief
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how many times it's a really easy 12 to 14 yeah a week uh i hmm so how many times do you get up
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00:46:56.200
revealed on fox yesterday and i want to give you some perspective on this
00:47:01.300
uh according to fox news the state department refused to grant official approval for private
00:47:11.620
evacuation flights from afghanistan to land in third countries even though the department conceded
00:47:19.160
that official authorization would likely be needed for planes to land in those nations
00:47:24.120
i want to explain this yesterday blinken and the state department said this is just a paperwork snafu
00:47:31.120
that's all this is first of all something that goes on for days and days and days and gets people
00:47:36.860
killed is not a snafu okay that's a deep problem and it's a systemic problem seemingly in the state
00:47:47.760
department so when we take off and we have a plane we need permission to land at the airport and we can
00:47:56.800
get that and then we need permission from the state department that allows you to take off and land
00:48:04.580
at another airport the state department explicitly stated that charter flights even those containing
00:48:14.220
american citizens would not be allowed to land at defense department air bases okay fine nobody's trying
00:48:23.200
to land a plane at a dod base at least we are not some are we are not we have private airports we have
00:48:31.300
major airports in major cities but see the problem is the the state department needs to give us clearance
00:48:40.940
to land there eric montalvo he organized a series of private flights evacuating those stranded in
00:48:49.440
afghanistan shared an email uh and others with fox news after his evacuation efforts were repeatedly
00:48:56.360
hampered by the federal government this is what the email says i want you to listen to this
00:49:03.220
no independent charters are allowed to land at such an air force base the military air force base
00:49:12.520
you mentioned in your communication with samantha power in fact no charters are allowed to land
00:49:19.540
at a dod base and most if all if not all countries in the middle eastern region with the exception of
00:49:26.980
perhaps saudi arabia will allow charters to land you will need to find another destination country
00:49:34.260
and it can't be the u.s either end quote so what they're saying is yeah if you can get saudi arabia
00:49:42.460
maybe saudi arabia will do it but you can't land at any dod base and you're not taking that airport to
00:49:48.660
any place in the middle east now why is that because we've landed planes in the middle east
00:49:54.080
why is that because the state department is now cracking down on these flights why would you do that
00:50:02.480
well they have a a reason they say because they don't know who's on this plane they don't know who's on
00:50:10.900
this plane and it could very well be a terrorist that's such bullcrap and they know it they're hoping
00:50:18.480
you don't know it first of all everybody who is on the plane there's a manifest there has to be a
00:50:26.580
manifest who's in every seat that manifest goes through a government agency called olfac they wait
00:50:36.140
they will and look at that manifest and run it through their database okay then that goes to the
00:50:44.140
state department with olfac stamp of approval they're just supposed to say yes it can land in
00:50:51.820
these countries all right once they're down on the ground these people are checked again it's it's
00:51:00.760
like the state department thinks that uh you know you're just landing a plane in any country and they
00:51:07.280
don't have you know a passport office when you get into a country they ask you all kinds of questions
00:51:14.740
well it's worse for these people because these people aren't leaving the airport they're going to
00:51:23.200
another housing facility usually on the airport on the tarmac they're never leaving the razor wire
00:51:29.420
and that's when these countries do the final check your name is on the manifest that's you let me see
00:51:38.120
your documentation let's talk a minute how'd you get on this flight what do you do for a living all of those
00:51:45.200
things are done now they said listen to this first in this memo the state department says you can't land
00:51:56.160
in any middle eastern country maybe you can get saudi arabia and you can't bring them here to the united
00:52:02.000
states okay now no independent charters are allowed to land at these military air bases
00:52:12.120
um you will need to find another destination once you have had discussions with another host
00:52:20.880
destination country and reached an agreement they may they definitely will they may require some
00:52:30.500
indication from the u.s government that we approve of this charter flight now this is just so the united
00:52:38.600
states government they don't know who everybody is they don't know what's going on and they want to
00:52:44.840
make sure that these charter flights are not human smugglers that these aren't trafficking in human souls
00:52:53.800
and so what they do is they ask for the state department do you know about this flight do you approve of this
00:53:00.100
flight yes or no yes okay then we can land if they say no that country in it takes that as an indication
00:53:11.860
that the united states is against that flight that that flight shouldn't land because they can't
00:53:19.320
vouch for it they have no idea what's going on they have no idea no idea we don't know who you're dealing
00:53:24.940
with here that is so that is so insulting and they are hoping that you don't know this
00:53:36.840
let me continue once you've had discussions with the host destination country reached an agreement
00:53:42.420
they may require some indication from the u.s government that we approve of this chart charter flight
00:53:47.260
the department of state will not provide an approval but will provide a no objection to the destination
00:53:55.920
country government via the u.s embassy in that country that's not good enough that's not good enough
00:54:15.240
has come out and they are taking credit for things and i'm not talking about our flights i don't care
00:54:22.800
i don't care i just want these people out but i do know people who are working hard to get people out
00:54:29.500
and they're taking all the risk doing all of the work and the state department is coming out and
00:54:34.500
saying we just got these people out no they didn't no they didn't you just for some reason gave that plane
00:54:43.260
the ability to land that's not getting people out that's not saving that's doing your basic job
00:54:50.840
that's just not continuing their imprisonment correct that's it that's all that's just
00:54:58.880
checking a box that's it they also were trying to take credit for people who made it out by foot
00:55:04.440
that traversed the entire nation and exited to a neighboring country and they're like oh we got
00:55:09.840
them out what do you mean you got them out you didn't get them out here is here's chuck schumer
00:55:14.220
yesterday listen to this cut one please but at the moment actually i'm still focused on trying
00:55:21.540
to get some of those brave afghans out the americans all of whom wanted to come out have come out
00:55:26.180
no they haven't but there are a lot of afghans who risked their lives for our soldiers and others
00:55:30.920
many got out some didn't and i'm still working on trying to get some of them out stop stop
00:55:37.220
this is insulting again to your intelligence he's working hard to get some of them out maybe he is
00:55:46.740
god bless him maybe he is maybe he's working with some organizations and i know there's a lot of
00:55:52.960
senators some on both sides of the aisle that are just as dedicated as you or i on trying to get these
00:55:59.780
people out but we all know the state department is the biggest problem we all know that
00:56:07.660
they are intentionally blocking and it's not just the state department it is in collusion with the
00:56:15.740
white house and they're playing games like yeah they don't have the right paperwork what do you mean
00:56:22.640
they don't have the right paperwork what paperwork do they need now well they need to get a release from
00:56:28.420
the embassy there is no embassy quote well you're just gonna have to figure that out end quote
00:56:46.480
laughing mocking you're just gonna have to figure that out there is no embassy what the hell
00:56:58.100
game are you people playing our planes are down on the ground still
00:57:05.360
it was a week ago that i went in and did the stew show after a briefing it was a week ago today
00:57:20.120
today is the day a week ago that i found out that the state department grounded our planes
00:57:28.200
and what's worse gave the manifest to the taliban including over a hundred americans
00:57:38.360
those people are all now scattered we hope they're all safe we won't know until we can get approval
00:57:54.180
cam airways these are the people we we purchased and rented these planes from
00:58:02.820
they're seven hundred and fifty thousand dollars i hope to god i don't know this i'm not running
00:58:09.340
these operations i hope to god we are not having to pay for every day that those planes sit on the ground
00:58:18.840
how many people could be saved with that money alone hopefully that's not happening
00:58:27.680
but these planes we have four of them that have been sitting on the ground on the tarmac for a week now
00:58:33.740
how could we have possibly gotten them out let me tell you how it should have worked
00:58:41.880
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more than they trust these ngos the state department does
01:00:18.960
because they will give the manifest to the taliban
01:00:23.560
because they say we don't have people on the ground
01:00:30.360
why can't the almighty state department put people on the ground
01:00:56.920
because the american people are getting a job done
01:02:15.400
and it might have cost maybe a hundred thousand dollars
01:30:57.120
say we'll go back in I mean it's the same people that got us out and I mean what is going to change at the Pentagon State Department White House what do you see coming that would change that I think what's going to happen that what is going to happen from Afghanistan itself and with what's going on there behind the scenes and what we're going to what we won't see until we have.
01:30:59.560
Who are going to get information out what truly is the Taliban is going to be doing to people.
01:31:06.660
And I think it's going to be so horrendous that it's going to require the world to stand up and take heat of what it is what's going on there.
01:31:17.640
I mean I don't want to go back in there but I mean I don't know if you heard about the police officer, the female police officer the female police officer that was pregnant in front of her 13 year old,
01:31:26.820
12 13 year old boy um she was brutally killed and then they cut her brain out uh with knives
01:31:37.340
and screwdrivers in front of him and the world is not really paying attention just not paying
01:31:45.420
attention and that's i'm i can guarantee you not an isolated incident no not at all and you know
01:31:54.180
we have american citizens who in essence are being held hostage by the taliban in moza sharif i mean
01:32:03.780
you know that we have airplanes up there they're airplanes i think the nazarene project through you
01:32:09.180
have helped fund that are being held and restricted and you know it's in those people are that are
01:32:18.520
manifested for those flights are american citizens and they're not being allowed to leave and we're
01:32:23.320
not doing anything and we have a president who's on vacation and we have a vice president who's
01:32:28.280
trying to campaign for gavin newsom who has run california into the ground we're talking to uh
01:32:37.180
mark geist known as oz he was a part of the benghazi benghazi annex security team um you might remember
01:32:45.160
him from the movie uh 13 hours uh a remarkable remarkable story he is now helping with uh evacuation
01:32:53.660
efforts in afghanistan uh so you say and i know and we both know there are plenty of americans we we
01:33:02.280
have left behind there is nothing more dishonorable uh than what we have done in afghanistan losing is one
01:33:10.180
thing being dishonorable in our loss is entirely a different thing um tell me what you're doing
01:33:19.220
in afghanistan um so my non-profit is called shadow warriors project and it came out of what happened
01:33:27.260
to me and in um benghazi and uh you know as private security contractors um we have a workman's comp policy
01:33:36.920
when we get injured or killed and that's it uh my pay stopped the day i left uh the country of libya
01:33:44.020
which was on september 12th um and we we started this because we have in the past 20 years we've had
01:33:54.600
over 5 000 private military contractors killed over 30 000 injured in the war on terror and they've had
01:34:02.360
to depend on a workman's comp policy and no one's there to have their back and especially those who
01:34:06.860
are in the security side of things that are facing the day-to-day threats just as our military are and
01:34:12.480
um we wanted to make sure that they didn't struggle when they got injured or killed they didn't have to
01:34:16.860
worry about that and that's what really started our program and since then over the last uh seven years
01:34:22.440
we've really grown um where we have a lot of different apparatus we have a canine program where we get
01:34:28.260
service dogs to both contractors and veterans um a lot of times they're one in the same and then we
01:34:34.580
have a canine therapy program where we bring in eight to 12 combat vets pair them uh we introduce
01:34:40.560
them to christ we pair them with the dogs for a week we use the dogs to teach them how to manage their
01:34:45.340
anxiety and stress and then we have peer-to-peer counseling and and that's kind of the crux of our
01:34:52.240
that's our foundation but then when afghanistan um went awry we knew that we had contractors
01:34:58.860
that were overseas that were stuck there and so we wanted to get involved and we partnered with
01:35:04.300
a lot of different veteran service organizations because we knew that the government wasn't going
01:35:09.180
to be there i mean we've all experienced that before so we have partnered with other groups and
01:35:14.440
are working tirelessly every day to uh since it started to get um people out and luckily through
01:35:22.500
our connections that we've had with other military personnel our experience that we've gained over
01:35:27.420
the last 20 years of fighting this enemy we've been very successful can you can you tell me because i
01:35:33.380
was reading about it and it says um we're partnering with other veteran service organizations in
01:35:38.480
de-conflicting and supporting each other in assisting american citizens green card holders pastors
01:35:44.280
missionaries as well as afghan allies from being left behind what do you mean de-conflicting
01:35:49.100
well it's making we're help coordinating who's working in um different areas so we're not um wasting
01:35:58.740
time or resources by having uh multiple groups doing the same thing trying to help with connecting the
01:36:07.880
right people to each other that can help support one another instead of be working in areas that
01:36:13.960
would cause um consternation between them just with uh surrounding countries with coordinating with
01:36:21.580
other countries where we can get the refugees into uh and you know we've done this pretty much
01:36:29.120
without the help of any government groups whatsoever it's just american citizens who have worked with the
01:36:35.460
government and military personnel who are now veterans that uh saw a need and i mean
01:36:42.980
um it's very similar i call it operation uh dunkirk in a sense is it's exactly right it's it's um it's
01:36:51.760
people taking care of those that are getting left behind you know i was talking to uh emily miller
01:36:57.620
about a half an hour ago and she said she hopes that the people of afghanistan see and i think the rest of
01:37:04.200
the world needs to see it especially our enemies don't confuse our government with the people
01:37:09.360
the people are not disorganized the people get things done we still are the roll our sleeves up
01:37:17.460
and get the damn job done no matter what the odds it's our government that has given up on really not
01:37:24.060
just the people left behind but i think given up on america that you know biden doesn't even have
01:37:30.100
the agreement in kosovo is uh coming up here in the next couple of uh weeks he didn't even they're not
01:37:37.120
even engaged on it the last president worked really hard to get a peace agreement there it's coming up
01:37:45.400
we're not even engaged it's like they've given up on america being anything other than a has been
01:37:51.660
and i can agree with you more i mean it's you know we've given up on afghanistan and like you said
01:37:59.880
we're giving up on kosovo and and eastern europe um all for the sake of what i mean right for the
01:38:06.980
sake of money for the sake of you know like afghanistan we left behind not only the people
01:38:12.080
we've left behind and we left behind it's estimated anywhere between 900 billion and 2.4 trillion
01:38:19.440
dollars in precious minerals that are instrumental in building circuit boards and computer equipment
01:38:28.000
and communications equipment and all sources i've talked to the chinese are in there already
01:38:34.200
trying to make deals the russians are already back in there um i have no doubt that the russian intel
01:38:41.220
services the gru are um assisting we we've had operators going in trying to help that say
01:38:49.600
they have seen the russians on the ground and uh today the story broke that china is looking at
01:38:56.260
bagram as a uh as a destination for all of their you know heavy equipment if you will
01:39:03.460
well and why would you not i mean bagram sits in a in a in probably the most defensible place
01:39:10.440
in afghanistan um you've got the high ground you've got multiple runways it's a large facility
01:39:17.440
and why we didn't um at least blow it up that is our at a minimum that but start before that glenn oh i
01:39:25.580
know why didn't we use that as our area of helping get out right afghans and we still could be
01:39:32.500
flying we still could be flying the great tails out of that air force base easy yes easy and and we
01:39:40.560
wouldn't have had to put un unvetted people into america we wouldn't have had to need the use or the
01:39:48.760
support of other countries because bagram's big enough we could have isolated people that want to
01:39:53.980
come to america we could have went ran them through the terror database we could have done everything
01:39:57.900
that needed to be done and i mean i hate to talk about what could have been done but we have to
01:40:03.100
look at what could have been done to understand why we're in the mess we're in yes um mark geist um
01:40:08.480
you can follow him at mark geist.com uh or mark geist swp that shadows warrior project
01:40:16.500
uh any way we can help you mark with what you're doing i i can't thank you enough for what you guys are
01:40:22.480
doing on the ground you know the thing right now is we've got people that are we have people in um
01:40:29.520
safe houses we've got american citizens and green card holders that we are trying to get out um
01:40:34.760
you know it's we'd love to help get all the others out and we're going to continue with that as well
01:40:39.600
well i right now it's like that we need to get out of here i know and uh as soon as our planes
01:40:45.260
start to fly we have four on the tarmac now we're waiting for the state department to get the hell out of
01:40:50.160
our way and uh we've got 10 others lined up so i i hope we can uh partner with you in any way that
01:40:58.660
we can just to help people thank you so much mark hey glenn thank you so much you bet god bless
01:41:04.000
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tonight we are looking back 20 years ago to the modern generation's pearl harbor
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9-11 but we're not going to look back the way we usually look back to the tragedy alone we're
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also going to be showing things that our kids don't even know things like you didn't have airport
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security you just could walk to the gate you didn't have grandma getting you know a cavity search
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you didn't have the federal government spying on you we didn't have the patriot act we didn't have any
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of these things america has dramatically changed now with what we've done in afghanistan what is what
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does that mean and then we're planning on doing an obama 2.0 in iraq we're planning on doing the
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same thing now that we did in afghanistan in iraq pulling our troops out this is this is a nightmare
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but only there only there only there hey by the way uh you know the first thing the taliban did was
01:44:27.900
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uh the gavin newsom people did during covid uh and uh and and then uh one of the people uh that was
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yeah yeah that was kind of your fault kamala no no no definitely not yeah except entirely yeah
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i think our negotiation patterns of late over the past few years which have included many
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prisoner release uh options with terrorists working good not a good idea well no we yes we got uh
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what's his name out the uh the guy who you know got people killed we searched over and over and over again
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for a long time and he was actually helping the terrorists yeah um we traded him for four people that
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i remember fighting hard going don't do this uh and uh one of them has a five million dollar bounty
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on his head because he's a really nasty nasty terrorist thousands have been released and the
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good part is a lot of them are finding you know people are saying you can't reform them well they're
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getting new jobs in the new taliban government it's great they are getting back on their feet yeah
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so i was driving in my wife's car last week and um she had it connected to her phone
01:47:36.540
and uh as we're driving i i hear this come up in the in the playlist and it was in the background
01:47:47.920
where the hell my phone where the hell my phone where the hell my what the hell my phone about
01:47:53.060
this point i said hang on turn this up and i turned it up
01:47:58.020
okay stop for a second don't go back just stop there for a second this was at the point where i
01:48:10.260
turned it down quickly and i said what the hell is this and she said it's not mine it's cheyenne's and
01:48:21.120
i said our daughter is this that makes it worse oh much worse much worse much worse uh because
01:48:29.060
where is her phone i mean you probably purchased the phone for her and if she is thinking this
01:48:33.160
much about where her phone is that's a huge problem and uh and and so my wife said i i don't know if
01:48:39.980
i've ever heard this and i said you don't know because once you hear it you can't unhear it continue
01:48:47.440
looking where my homies went where the hell my homies went where the hell my homies went how
01:48:53.580
i'm supposed to get home how i'm supposed to get home how i'm supposed to get home now see okay all
01:49:01.380
right see now he's gonna stop you are going to you and your whitey white white attitude oh my gosh
01:49:10.620
you're used to hearing everything because you're white uh you know you you you accept the
01:49:17.060
the sounds and the rhythm of the great bard uh of course you know your beloved whitey shakespeare
01:49:26.780
right uh and you're just you're looking down on this because it's not shakespeare or so you think
01:49:33.400
because shakespeare said a rose by any other name is still a rose and this rose lizzo has called
01:49:44.720
where the hell my phone but for a whitey white man with whitey white ears honky ears really uh-huh um
01:49:54.320
if i may reframe it so you can really understand it and like it let me rephrase it let me you can get
01:50:02.100
me i can get you to like it because you only don't like it because she's black that's not true
01:50:09.760
but yeah watch watch because okay i like to call this robert frost meets dukes of hazard
01:50:19.640
whitey white boy we're known on this program for our art our deep look into architecture opera and
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origami uh and or that 13 part origami series was quite an accomplishment the glenbeck program is now
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where to hell my phone where the hell my where to hell my phone huh
01:50:57.740
posed to get home where the hell my phone where the hell my phone
01:51:02.460
Where the hell am I? Where the hell my phone, huh?
01:53:17.680
meets the dukes of hazard the great lizzo where the hell my phone and the audience
01:53:24.940
later than i that i was on the clapping that you know i will say i did like your version better i
01:53:33.300
don't think that proves racism but i did like your version much better i think it does i the
01:53:39.220
problem with it because you you talked about the the poetic nature of the lyrics and lyrics in this
01:53:45.700
particular case only meant two there seemed to be only about two things she said in the entire song
01:53:50.180
she was walking she's wondering where her phone was and then she was walking her shoes she starts at
01:53:55.780
215 she's still walking at four she's got very uncomfortable or she's slow which i would guess
01:54:03.940
the latter but only been two blocks well she wore the wrong shoes she wore louboutin which what are
01:54:11.520
they for not apparently for walking now i would like to just point out i believe there are some
01:54:19.420
poor life choices happening here in this song really yeah in what way well first of all i don't know if
01:54:25.960
you caught this she lost her phone when in the song in the song she should she doesn't talked about
01:54:32.720
that it would have been interesting looking for it she's like hey guys has anybody seen my phone
01:54:38.660
my dad didn't give me a quarter to call for a ride okay a huge problem with that these days
01:54:45.020
fatherhood is going down the tubes it is it is so she's like hey where the heck is my
01:54:50.900
iphone or her cellular or cellular device yeah okay and how am i supposed to get home
01:54:58.220
without that now as a dad i would say first poor life choice you uh should always have a backup
01:55:08.240
you should always have a quarter in case you need to use a payphone okay um which you'll find in
01:55:16.040
almost every corner almost every corner now there's a payphone uh you should have another
01:55:21.000
you know ride lined up for you um and then it's 215 lights come on wear my phone another bad choice
01:55:29.820
215 that's nothing good happens after 215 or before 215 you should be home i may not be as
01:55:37.280
cool as lizo but i have been to uh many bars when they close the lights don't come on at 215 they
01:55:44.780
come on before the top of the hour when the bars like right five minutes before the closing yeah
01:55:50.300
usually in the bars that i'm at they play closing time by semi-sonic do they that's usually what
01:55:55.640
happens yeah well they don't play the 215 there's no bar that turns on the lights at 215 that's not
01:56:01.120
when they turn the lights on that's when she can't find her phone so honey i think maybe somebody stole
01:56:08.380
it from you okay right uh very possible then she says where my homies went i don't know if they are
01:56:16.680
your homies another life choice that you should reevaluate if your homies leave you at the bar and
01:56:25.480
it's 215 and your phone is missing perhaps one of your homies stole your phone and no homie is
01:56:34.400
really your homie if they leave you a woman behind someplace it seems it might be in a disreputable
01:56:43.080
neighborhood that's not clear by the song at all glenn i wonder why you would assume something well
01:56:50.340
like that that's a wait hold on let's focus on that for just a moment why do you think it's in a bad
01:56:54.460
neighborhood i don't understand well i just just because phones are being stolen all over the
01:56:59.420
phones are being stolen it's 215 she's walking home you know but you could walk home in a nice
01:57:05.660
neighborhood at 215 and she is wearing louboutins so so it's a very nice neighborhood she's wearing
01:57:11.340
what what are those about 700 shoes oh yeah i'm getting the look from sarah like oh yeah that's for
01:57:18.720
baby shoes so it's a very nice neighborhood so does she explain at any point how she's supposed to
01:57:24.380
get home uh no she doesn't okay she doesn't but she does say what the hell these louboutins for
01:57:30.420
now again life choices probably a less expensive shoe it's a more sensible choice would have given
01:57:40.240
you at least that quarter to call for help uh you know what i mean it's a good point and and glenn i
01:57:47.380
don't know much about louboutins but are they built for comfort are they built no they're really not
01:57:51.480
no they're not no they're not you wouldn't no and they are they are specifically made to make your
01:57:58.420
legs look i guess longer and slimmer right uh i think they are just to uh show off the red on the
01:58:07.940
bottom of the shoe so all of the chicks know this is a really mind-numbing expensive shoe and not
01:58:16.700
not necessarily one that's built for any sort of transportation of a lizzo no it doesn't drive
01:58:23.080
you it doesn't it's not a hoverboard it's nothing uh it does also though alert uh boys that if you
01:58:31.420
like her legs because of those shoes it's going to cost you in the end a lot of money you're you're
01:58:37.920
communicating the maintenance level is what you're doing with that she says i was getting it
01:58:43.840
do i even need to life choice was it her phone i don't know was she getting her phone she said
01:58:50.240
she was getting it looking real cute up in the club man how do you do then she says something that
01:58:57.460
i don't even hair ain't a don't hair is a do this is the brilliance of of modern songwriting i think it
01:59:08.300
is this is what that is is a terrible pun and and she she'll win a grammy for it no it's spelled d-o
01:59:14.580
not d-e-u so d-e-u yeah do oh you guys don't remember dippity do i don't oh yeah that's i don't
01:59:24.640
know how you spell hair hair hair do d-e-u i think well dippity do was spelled d-e-u i don't know is
01:59:31.480
that hair is those are those i don't know this is why we don't well hair in a don't it is a do
01:59:36.700
oh he's fine what's up with you that was uh one of those reaches you know where you where you look
01:59:47.920
and like what rhymes would do and then you think and you think and you think and you think and you
01:59:53.140
think and you go through all of them and then you're like you uh hairdo h-a-a-h-a-h-a-i-r-d-o
02:00:03.320
d-o one word one word look up dippity do what does that have to do well hairdo that was hairdo
02:00:11.360
that was yeah dippity do of course is uh as you would of course know d-i-p-p-i-t-y dash
02:00:17.860
d-o is it d-o yes it's d-o wow you're you know this is you're too fancy you live in those like
02:00:24.640
upscale neighborhoods with the louboutins and the deus i do i you know i i bought the dippity do
02:00:30.300
at a shoppy uh double p and an e at the end okay uh so i've spent twice the amount of money so what
02:00:38.060
happened to her phone what she never finds it she never found her finds it no i oh oh no
02:00:45.160
oh no i never made it to the end of the song how did you not this is like well because
02:00:52.020
where the hell my phone where the hell my phone that's in the last stanza right but she finds her
02:00:59.620
phone oh my gosh oh wait oh wait we'll take a break and i'll tell you where she finds it
02:01:05.420
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lizzo lyrics uh stew just asked me and i have not i didn't make it all the way to the end
02:02:19.400
of the uh but she says come on we have the dramatic music she says yeah and i seen that boy look at me
02:02:28.300
thank you look at me but i got annoyed because he bought me a drink for a dollar
02:02:34.260
boy came over and he wanted to holla boy came over and wanted to holla boy came over and he
02:02:41.180
wanted to holla my song came on so i hit the dance floor man i lost my phone
02:02:47.820
walking home with my feet on sore walking home with my feet on sore what the hell these louboutins
02:02:53.260
for what the hell these louboutins for walking home it's damn near four walking home it's
02:02:57.260
damn near four what the hell these louboutins i'm getting there happened to the phone where
02:03:02.380
the hell my phone where the hell my phone how i'm posed to get how asking just tell me where
02:03:08.200
the phone is where the hell my home where the hell my phone huh how i post again but you're holding it
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because he's alive and that's how I see human beings