The Glenn Beck Program - The Mask Debate ｜ Guests： Elijah Schaffer & Dr. George Rutherford ｜ 7⧸28⧸20

00:00:00.000 well hello america and welcome to tuesday this is the glenbeck program i i hesitate to bring this

00:00:08.660 to you because i know you've got a lot on your plate right now but i found something yesterday

00:00:14.860 that i don't think you're going to be for uh in fact you might be really really really against

00:00:23.980 but it's something good and we all have to get on the train because that train is leaving the

00:00:30.300 station and it's going to exciting places and the world economic forum is taking us there

00:00:36.460 wait until you hear how covid is being used now the great reset in 60 seconds this is the glenbeck

00:00:49.980 program well somewhere within the sound of my voice there's a man having a final twirl in the

00:00:58.140 office chair before walking out that door one last time the gold watch yeah he'd be getting the gold

00:01:04.980 watch if anybody gave gold watches we anymore years and decades of memories drift around him the hard

00:01:10.580 work the pride the integrity that went into being the best that he could be at the job a lot of

00:01:16.680 handshake deals went down in this room there wasn't one that he didn't hold his hand up on

00:01:21.820 it wasn't much he just always wanted to be able to walk tall wherever he went and today he's walking

00:01:27.740 out of that office tall clock on the wall he's checked it for lunchtime so many times that clock tells

00:01:35.440 him now it's time to go somewhere else he's got a little party waiting for him he exits in his pair

00:01:41.520 of to covis boots it takes 200 steps handmade to make these boots and they're made from the finest

00:01:48.460 leathers known to man that's the kind of integrity that's kept him walking tall yet again find your

00:01:56.080 pair of to covis at to covis.com slash back to covis t-e-c-o-v-a-s.com slash back to covis western

00:02:06.660 goods for your frontiers tomorrow night the lies the politics the so-called experts who distort science

00:02:15.980 uh we're not going to use our children as guinea pigs the level of agita that trump and the boss 0.93

00:02:22.580 are creating for parents and teachers are terrible why would a politician do that is the media

00:02:28.240 endangering our children to score points against trump glenn takes on coronavirus facts without the

00:02:34.220 fear tomorrow night 9 p.m eastern at blaze tv.com slash glenn hey welcome to the uh program um yeah

00:02:45.600 i'm gonna lay some things out that you just heard um in that promo whereas we get ready for tomorrow's

00:02:52.140 uh big wednesday night special and the wednesday night special is about the lies and the deception

00:02:59.480 and the things that the press is doing just because they want to defeat trump and i understand why

00:03:06.420 they want to defeat trump more and more every day because he doesn't answer to anyone except you

00:03:12.400 and that's a problem especially with what's going down in the world boy we would be so we'd be in so much

00:03:22.860 trouble so much trouble so much trouble this all would have happened uh had uh hillary clinton been 1.00

00:03:29.520 the president of the united states and it's going to happen uh if uh joe biden is president i personally

00:03:38.500 think we're going to have a really tough fight on our hands but i want you to hear what is now coming out

00:03:46.420 of the global economic forum the global economic forum is now talking about a great reset we're not

00:03:56.320 talking about a restart remember that v-shaped economy we're going to turn it off and then we're

00:04:00.820 going to turn it right back on and we're going to have a v-shaped economy well it's not happening and

00:04:05.180 it wouldn't have ever happened it's a ridiculous idea so now the economic forum is talking about the

00:04:12.980 great reset and i just want to read to you um what they've been uh what they've what they're up to

00:04:20.780 no jobs few crops coronavirus and pests leave nepal fearing hunger how europe can emerge stronger out of

00:04:29.820 the coronavirus although some people have been warning us like bill gates in his 2015 ted talk

00:04:35.400 we were under underprepared unfortunately it often takes a tragedy to respond in a coordinated

00:04:42.240 divisive way just like my country the netherlands experienced in 1953 when the dikes broke

00:04:47.860 even when the virus was spreading in china we didn't see it coming neither when it hit asia or

00:04:53.740 italy at that moment we still felt reasonably safe in the rest of europe or the u.s but it turned out

00:04:59.560 to impact all of us and now also latin america and africa and we went into lockdown to contain the

00:05:05.900 spread of the virus within the capacity of our health care systems we succeeded in many ways but it

00:05:11.980 a substantial economic societal and personal cost a societal cost think of that with the help of

00:05:19.280 distancing protection measures testing and tracing we are easing lockdowns while working hard on vaccines

00:05:25.480 and treatments and then back to january 2020 when all was quote still normal and good end quote

00:05:34.720 no exclamation point we need a great reset that should be our response to coming back better from

00:05:43.680 covid19 it requires improving global multilateral cooperation aligning both the recovery of our

00:05:51.360 economies and priorities of our societies for the great reset to succeed we have to change the way we do

00:05:59.320 business and manage health nature the environment and societal issues at the same time isn't that what

00:06:06.760 you wanted stew that's what you were looking for wasn't it exactly word for word this yeah yeah despite

00:06:13.700 the unprecedented impact in global spread there was little cooperation between 20 countries in many

00:06:20.260 aspects it was every man for himself when buying ventilators face mask tests and more

00:06:25.960 as health care for governments is a domestic issue countries didn't explore multilateral joint

00:06:33.120 approaches to the solution oh my gosh forget obamacare could we have global care let's hope that this

00:06:40.720 wasn't a litmus test for the other cross-border crises like climate change only only via collaboration

00:06:48.620 with countries can we address such issues the virus hit when many countries around the globe were already

00:06:54.820 demonstrating nationalistic sympathies by looking for their interests first often driven by the feeling

00:07:02.160 of several who experienced or felt left out of the benefits of globalization however withdrawing behind

00:07:09.640 the dikes is not the solution so all of you america first people 0.97

00:07:15.260 stop hiding behind the dike there's nothing to fear here globalism is coming and it's good

00:07:23.960 we know that the world will spend trillions of dollars on repairing our economies from this

00:07:29.260 disaster through debt relief programs oh really they're going to relieve our debt income support

00:07:34.340 programs fiscal stimuli and other interventions it would be a wasted opportunity then only to focus

00:07:40.600 on a restart as we have a fundamental issue in our society our economy our environment our society

00:07:49.040 they need to be addressed as well we should have more ambition than go back to the pre-covid days

00:07:55.500 part of these trillions has got to go to reset and reform our societies instead of simply restart

00:08:03.360 now of course that doesn't mean that no money should be sent spent on a restart if we can't partly get back

00:08:09.260 to normal we won't have the income streams to make any reforms but there are three areas that are key

00:08:15.240 first what do you think the first one is stew that's key come on come on i mean there's so many key

00:08:23.640 uh elements um they're spending more money no there's only three there's more control from the

00:08:29.040 government centrally i think is really an important thing maybe higher taxes listen um now you're

00:08:34.680 recognizing gender you're

00:08:36.120 inequality inequality billions of people around the world in many countries have benefited from globalization

00:08:44.360 but not all the people in all countries and not all countries either globalization brought prosperity

00:08:50.440 and further inequality at the same moment due to unemployment we risk increased inequality within

00:08:56.360 countries hitting the weakest the hardest there's also a risk of inequality growing between countries

00:09:03.480 despite much progress the developing world can be hit harder by covet 19 than the developed world

00:09:09.560 and later or a more limited access to vaccines would exasperate this problem for economic response

00:09:17.800 we can find inspiration in the marshall plan which would develop by the united states nearly 75 years

00:09:23.800 ago in the wake of world war ii not as a favor to europe but to help the continent recover

00:09:30.600 after they together with the canadians and british liberated europe we can learn from the leadership

00:09:37.080 shown in that period and will create multilateralism after all the united nations was founded for this

00:09:44.680 there's something similar we in the west can now do for developing countries especially in africa

00:09:51.240 increase resilience help the recovery ensure people have an economic future we must invest now

00:09:58.200 these investments not aid should be directed towards increasing self-sufficiency through improved

00:10:03.960 food systems blah blah blah the second is climate change we should be careful we don't postpone the

00:10:10.760 actions to combat climate change unlike covid 19 we can't say in a few years that we didn't see climate

00:10:17.000 change coming the paris treaty has demonstrated that at least we were aware this critical question now is

00:10:24.360 how we can take more faster action with more emphasis on sustainability and circularity what the hell is

00:10:33.080 circulator then the third one and you're gonna love this one a change in capitalism what the focus should

00:10:43.080 shift from short term and profit only to longer term incorporating value creation for people and the

00:10:51.080 planet moving from shareholder value to stakeholder value with the economy in a recession it is tempting to

00:10:59.160 look to short-term profits by declaring cash is king and postponing investments that applies to both

00:11:05.560 countries and companies however it would be wise if countries would spend on rebuilding the economy and

00:11:13.080 investing in new technologies to stimulate the fourth industrial revolution investing in a better future long-term

00:11:21.560 investments are needed from companies too and it requires leadership and guts as there will be many temptations to

00:11:28.200 focus on the short-term our longer-term economic strategy should remain anchored in addressing the

00:11:34.200 sustainable development goals oh that's agenda 21 and we should not lose sight of those oh man this is

00:11:43.400 great so what we're going to do is instead of just going back and getting back into you know work and

00:11:50.680 doing the things that we do best no no now we're going to have a global governance that wants to take

00:11:57.320 care of these three things they're going to take care of of you know uh inequality making sure everybody is

00:12:04.520 equal uh then they're going to take care of climate change and reinvent capitalism this is fantastic this

00:12:14.440 meeting happens january 2021 and they are already working on the plans uh on what they're going to do and

00:12:25.080 wait until you hear who's there because everybody's there no donald trump's not there but everybody else is

00:12:32.840 there the world is moving on without us gang i say uh buh-bye have fun storming the castle

00:12:42.760 i'm not going with you more on this in 60 seconds

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00:14:14.200 okay so we have uh jason on with us jason is our head researcher um and uh head writer uh and we were

00:14:36.280 talking about this this lovely project uh that he uh he uh unearthed yesterday jason give me more

00:14:45.480 of the details of this economic forum that you that you know now you know the world economic forum i

00:14:51.800 always pay attention to him because some of the craziest stuff comes out of there he talked you

00:14:56.200 just talked about the fourth industrial revolution they're actually one of the only ones that are

00:14:59.800 talking about that and you've talked about that a little bit yourself glenn about how there's going

00:15:03.560 to be massive job loss once all this you know the technology revolution comes in and they're some

00:15:09.240 of the only people that are talking about it but the problem is when you talk about it and when they

00:15:13.000 talk about it there's two completely different motives uh for instance in this great reset they

00:15:17.960 mentioned the uh the fourth industrial revolution because part of their plan is to digitize everything

00:15:23.720 to get more government and private corporation control linked together and when you hear that it's

00:15:30.120 things that we've been talking about over the past couple months uh you know when we talked about

00:15:34.520 event 201 uh and that was like their war game for you know a virus and they used the corona virus and

00:15:42.760 like a month later the corona virus hit that was completely separate from each other but the point

00:15:47.080 is they were game planning these things because they want to fundamentally change economic economic

00:15:52.920 global economic governance they want to completely change it they want more government control over

00:15:58.840 private corporations and um it's not it's not just it it's not being presented as control it's being

00:16:06.280 presented as uh um a partnership a public private partnership which is the definition of fascism

00:16:15.800 right right and when you hear the especially when you hear their leader klaus schwab talk about it

00:16:20.760 if you're not really paying attention you're just listening to the bullet points you don't hear all the

00:16:25.160 little things but i've been reading through their in-depth reports and even those aren't really in

00:16:29.400 depth because they're leaving out the ultimate ah we're taking control they leave that part out of it

00:16:34.680 but when you read between the lines this stuff sounds incredibly scary so when i first heard him talk

00:16:40.040 about this what piqued my interest and got me looking into it more is he goes this might be too idealistic

00:16:47.000 but we have to try and i was like oh wait a minute and he goes in this that's always like a warning

00:16:53.640 spot usually let's take a step back yeah something like that yeah um we may have to kill a few people

00:16:59.240 to get it done but that's okay he talks he goes into more in-depth on how they're going to do this so

00:17:06.520 the first step is they talk about redefining the social contract now they specifically slam i thought

00:17:13.080 this was interesting ronald reagan and margaret thatcher and they said you know what the time of

00:17:18.600 self-reliance is over big government is back actually i don't think they said big but they said government

00:17:23.320 is back they were taught they talk about less self-reliance more government global government

00:17:29.640 control they actually said government is back reagan and thatcher are of the past okay they go on they

00:17:36.760 talk about the green economy now when you when you make fun of people like uh aoc it's easy to make fun 0.78

00:17:42.440 of her because she's got a doorknob where where her brain should be but there's people behind her that 0.99

00:17:46.920 are pushing this it's very very obvious there's there's actual influential people that are behind this

00:17:52.280 the green economy is something they're really pushing um cow farts are not just funny these are

00:17:57.720 the things they're using to push this global you know uh corporate control um again they talked about

00:18:05.240 digitizing everything they want everything digital they want all all records digitized everything

00:18:10.440 digital modifying capitalism was the the shareholder to stakeholder economy that's kind of hard to

00:18:17.240 understand but what from what i've seen is they're looking at a model of capitalism where the

00:18:21.720 industry focuses on social good and not just corporate good again that's kind of the no no it's

00:18:30.680 it's really not um i like to call their capitalism uh communism uh or fascism because what it is is

00:18:39.320 they say don't concentrate on the shareholders the stakeholders well who are the stakeholders the

00:18:45.800 stakeholders are the people who work there uh you know and the the people in the community those are

00:18:52.840 the stakeholders so there is no real uh private property as we as we know it there are no private

00:19:00.200 businesses as we know it and it'll be great because well gosh darn it you're going to be able to uh you're

00:19:08.440 going to be able to not worry about your business or your bills anymore i mean this is this is why

00:19:15.880 they have taken out all of the entrepreneurs uh and quite honestly if you took the ppp i completely

00:19:22.440 understand but one of my fears on the ppp was it's going to enslave you to the government somehow or

00:19:29.320 another they're going to use that to say well now we were there for you uh i mean you don't have to pay it

00:19:37.000 back but gosh darn it i mean you really should abide by these kinds of things i'm a little concerned

00:19:45.560 about the the ppp and i'm wildly concerned if the democrats get in this is what we saw in ukraine 0.74

00:19:56.680 is just the tip of the iceberg on this this is a global effort which is why it was a global effort

00:20:04.840 to impeach donald trump donald trump i believe is the only guy in the world that is going to stand

00:20:12.440 up against this that's why he has to get out of of washington they won't take it any other way

00:20:20.920 yeah absolutely agree and one of the the people at the center one of the people at the direct center

00:20:25.320 of getting rid of donald trump and a lot of the deep state action was susan rice and lo and behold that's

00:20:31.400 one of the first uh things that i read this morning was that susan rice was at the very top

00:20:36.360 for the vice president pick all these people that were involved right back into government and that

00:20:42.120 what they hope is in a few months yes yes well bill barr might change that he's going to testify today

00:20:49.480 and apparently he's going to have some rocking things to say and jason will have you back uh an hour

00:20:55.560 three to cover that with us as well to provide commentary coming up this is the glenn beck

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00:22:11.800 hey we're going to portland here in just a second and don't forget use the promo code glenn for ten

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00:22:26.840 so what's happening in portland well if you listen to the media they say it's just a bunch

00:22:38.180 of us yahoos that are uh conservative that are hyping this one man who lives downtown in portland

00:22:44.980 says that his neighborhood has essentially been turned into a war zone his name is gabriel johnson

00:22:50.060 he's lived in essic house apartments in downtown portland for seven years he said i've loved it until

00:22:55.140 now but i compare it to a war zone and people will take that and say he's exaggerating but johnson said

00:23:01.940 no i'm not the sounds of fireworks and flash bangs are overwhelming the tear gas is really bad he said

00:23:10.480 i know what a war zone is like because i am a military veteran i've been to war zones portland

00:23:17.800 is a war zone elijah schaefer is there he is the blaze tv host of slightly offensive and you're really

00:23:25.860 only offensive if you buy into the new politics uh which means oh you will be liquidated elijah

00:23:32.620 uh welcome to the uh program you were you were in portland you're in dc now welcome thank you so

00:23:40.540 much glenn for having me on sure okay so tell me give me some evidence that the press is is not covering

00:23:51.140 the things that are true uh and that it's not just you know right-wing media that is making this up

00:23:59.100 yeah well what's really interesting is there's three really important facts about how disinformation

00:24:07.300 is being uh transferred about this event and it goes like this uh antifa and other far-left extremist

00:24:15.100 groups have approved lists of press that's considered uh a anti-fascist friendly those press

00:24:24.140 members oftentimes instead of marking themselves as press write their names on their vest including

00:24:30.460 one individual named omar uh that allows the the anti-fascist uh antifa and blm protesters to clearly

00:24:37.420 uh no okay that is a a journalist that is not going to necessarily show um uh they have this thing

00:24:49.980 which is really interesting and it's going to shock people antifa has an entire fake press department

00:24:56.620 which we can get into in a moment and number three uh the mainstream media happens to only be conveniently

00:25:02.780 present uh when the protests are peaceful and even when the riots begin if they're there it almost

00:25:11.500 looks like the cameras only roll uh in the direction of the aggression of the feds not showing the

00:25:18.540 altercations that lead up to their aggression okay so who are the press do you know who the press is that

00:25:25.900 is approved by antifa yeah yeah i mean i i'm not gonna i'm not gonna dox people uh by name but no

00:25:34.300 they have like shield pbx uh they have nazi watch they have a lot of different accounts on twitter pretty

00:25:41.420 much all of this runs through twitter and a few different websites um online and you know they have

00:25:47.980 these people they they appear to be pressed i mean these people have upwards of 134 135 000 followers

00:25:54.780 they get retweeted reposted by new york times washington post uh but they're openly sympathetic

00:26:00.460 to antifa um i mean it's to the point where where i can't even reveal myself to them because i'm

00:26:08.780 confident that those people will reveal my identity back to antifa and that's so weird i mean why why

00:26:15.420 would you not put why would you put either press on your badge if you want people know your press or you

00:26:20.540 would put nothing if you want to stay in cogito but why would you put your name uh on your vest

00:26:27.340 like your actual last name for any other reason the fact that okay that's that person we know they're

00:26:34.220 okay we won't attack them because they're on our team okay so they have now a press room or uh uh

00:26:43.180 uh what did you call it yeah so i call it the fake antifa press corps um so what they've done uh there

00:26:52.540 was a court order this is really really tricky it shows you how manipulative the media really uh has

00:26:59.180 become what they do is they use things uh like they for instance um have this thing called the wall of

00:27:05.740 moms uh where they have all these moms uh they have moms coming together and uh and they uh block

00:27:14.460 the protesters or rioters from the feds now what's really interesting is with that people say well

00:27:20.460 yeah it's a wall of moms these are just good people well i don't know what mom with children 0.87

00:27:25.180 is able to be up at two in the morning throwing tear gas canisters back at federal agents and doesn't

00:27:31.420 isn't busy taking care of their kids um but you know we just have a single mom so this is kind of

00:27:37.020 sometimes some nasty people they also bring in dads with leaf blowers now they have veterans they're

00:27:42.460 always looking for these um token people to take the hits so that the press makes it look like like

00:27:49.100 dhs agents aren't targeting who who's really doing the damage which are antifa which are blm extremists 0.68

00:27:55.980 but most importantly now ever since a court order was passed with for legal observers and press

00:28:01.900 immunity meaning that the dhs cannot fire upon or arrest or interfere with press they are now marking

00:28:08.860 themselves antifa are marking themselves as press they will even openly admit it when you confront them

00:28:15.660 they're marking themselves sloppily as journalists which no one does on the field and they stand in

00:28:21.420 front of rioters to so that that dhs cannot fire shots at them while they hurl fireworks and flash

00:28:28.380 bangs and molotov cocktails and most importantly they'll get into a mob um and they'll go they'll

00:28:35.340 start screaming at the dhs we're oppressed first amendment immunity and they rush them and then then

00:28:42.540 the dhs starts throwing flash bangs and shooting at them and then what does the press say dhs fires upon the

00:28:50.860 press but they're not the press they are anti-fascist blm extremists otherwise known as antifa

00:28:58.860 faking his press putting all of us real press in danger and manipulating the media who are lazily

00:29:05.340 not doing their job and identifying these people as who they are they're antifa

00:29:11.180 is there are they even holding up the pretense anymore that this is about black lives matter

00:29:15.340 that is a good question glenn um i'll tell you what i don't know i don't know how much black lives 0.91

00:29:25.580 matter to them considering that they stabbed a black trump supporter i saw i was there and a white uh a 0.88

00:29:32.940 white uh antifa uh black block who has been convicted on child uh inappropriate images owning 0.98

00:29:40.700 inappropriate images of children i'll put it that for the radio listeners um stabbed a black trump 0.98

00:29:47.260 supporter and i've watched a black jump i've watched another black man get uh jumped there and beat i've 0.95

00:29:54.300 seen i've seen white antifa uh there's some black people that i've seen they're telling people this is

00:29:59.180 not how to do it but they're not their voices don't matter and i've but i've seen that all black lives matter

00:30:05.500 rallies and uh different riots is that the only black lives that matter are the black people they 1.00

00:30:13.340 can put in the front to justify their uh crimes against humanity their crimes against the federal 0.98

00:30:19.900 government their crimes uh essentially and their chaos um and so no it is not about black lives how

00:30:26.700 is throwing paint on federal officers throwing uh last night for the first time we saw ieds actual

00:30:33.340 not volatile cocktails but bombs they're they're putting they have improvised explosive devices like

00:30:38.860 in war they are escalating this there is a complete organization and i'll tell you this

00:30:46.940 i don't know who's behind this people say soros people say it's ted wheeler maybe city council

00:30:54.540 but there's collusion at the highest level there was a flash protest that met in alberta park

00:31:00.300 that garnered between six to ten thousand people and glenn when we went to go march back from north

00:31:06.620 portland into the main city the main bridge to get the city that people don't know there's a large river

00:31:13.820 there's conveniently no cars in the area there were no cars on the bridge but there were no police

00:31:19.180 presence there was no there was nobody around blocking traffic somehow in a highly highly populated

00:31:26.940 dense city like portland on one of the major bridges which includes a railway and two-way traffic

00:31:34.060 six to ten thousand people in a random protest that i barely found out a couple hours before it

00:31:39.660 happened were able to track over a river without any traffic or interference there is collusion from

00:31:46.540 the highest levels in the city down to individuals to stage events that i'm confident are continuing to

00:31:54.620 to force trump's hand to put federal agents further and further outside of the courthouse as they

00:32:00.860 restrict police from getting involved and they make allocations to allow more and more protesters and

00:32:07.020 writers to get in so that trump's dhs officers are forced to push large crowds further and further away

00:32:14.780 from the building so that they can call him a fascist and this is a political move and ted wheeler the mayor

00:32:20.140 is using his citizens as cannon fodder and he's manipulating them killing their political leaning

00:32:27.340 as victims or i should say as token victims for the media and it is so sad to see a mayor abuse his

00:32:34.140 power and not keep his citizens safe in order to they hate him to make a president look bad they hate him 0.70

00:32:42.220 they want to kill they want him dead they talk about killing him and they regularly chant uh very

00:32:52.620 aggressive things that i cannot mention here but he that's why he but he doesn't care like he is

00:33:00.780 i am this is not speculation i have watched day after day as the portland police get less and less power and jurisdiction

00:33:08.220 and that forces federal agents to move further and further i mean within five seconds i counted 12

00:33:13.820 projectiles that landed upon two dhs agents behind fences glenn i'm a man you're a man i i don't have

00:33:20.860 kids but you do and many of your listeners do and i will be completely honest if you're a man even if

00:33:26.940 you're under federal orders you will not sit by and put your life in jeopardy while extremists and

00:33:31.420 terrorists attack you it's not about federal property at a certain point in the night it becomes about men

00:33:37.020 and women protecting their life from death and from harm and when people are throwing explosives

00:33:43.500 when people are throwing hard objects and knives uh at you you are not going to just sit around and

00:33:50.300 they have to come out of the courthouse it becomes a moment of desperation for their own livelihood for

00:33:55.180 their own ability to make it to the next day and as they go out into the street sometimes after 12 warnings

00:34:01.980 conveniently what happens glenn i catch footage of a woman getting arrested but what does the new

00:34:08.540 york post after all of this happens after a molotov cocktail after explosives happen and they have to

00:34:14.220 come out and make arrests what do they post from all of my footage from the night it's one selectively

00:34:20.220 edited clip of a woman saying i cannot breathe please you're hurting me getting arrested with a title that

00:34:25.900 says federal agents put me on the back of a protest or arresting her screaming i can't breathe

00:34:32.540 it is a disinformation manipulation campaign between the media the fake media the rioters and

00:34:41.980 the government and one one of the organizers from the event screamed this and i'll end with this

00:34:47.980 he screamed out and daily caller got my back to confirm this he said he screams at dhs this is a

00:34:54.300 propaganda game and we're winning and it is a propaganda game and i'm telling you what unfortunately they are

00:35:01.660 winning all right um hang on just a second because i want to come back and just have you answer one

00:35:07.500 question a lot of people think that this is going away after the election or that if biden wins it will

00:35:13.580 go away i think this has just begun it's going to be worse in november and worse in december and and

00:35:20.780 january and march especially if joe biden wins but i'd like to get your opinion on that we'll go uh go

00:35:27.980 back to elijah shaffer here in just a minute you can find him at blaze tv.com and all of his stuff on

00:35:34.780 the blaze all right um wayne lives in kansas rugby player there for 20 years didn't even know you know

00:35:42.540 they played rugby in in kansas but you know i'm not up on these things but wayne began to experience

00:35:48.380 pain in both his back and his kicking foot and it started out only as little at first but gradually

00:35:53.180 got worse more frequent and at that point he thought i'm never going to feel normal again

00:35:58.860 well thankfully that's when wayne discovered relief factor literally within days of starting to take it

00:36:04.860 wayne felt the pain begin to recede it was eventually gone now week or so later the

00:36:12.380 pain in his foot went away amazingly he's able to get his you know life back he's back on the field

00:36:17.740 just like in the old days he has his life back i got my life back will you just try this because you

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00:36:47.260 this is the glenbeck program

00:36:55.100 yes the time of having a cocktail hour and a real man and a real martini

00:37:00.860 are over now we need gas masks and uh we live in war zones i i have um elijah schaefer on with us

00:37:10.540 and and elijah there are people that actually think that this is gonna go away soon i think they are

00:37:19.420 trying to make us into uh israel and they are making a global um uh a global uh in intifada

00:37:31.020 and i don't think this is going away no matter who is elected would you agree or disagree

00:37:38.380 i would i would have to say that i absolutely agree i think that people who are manipulative

00:37:44.060 in power once you find uh people who you can manipulate and you can use to your political

00:37:50.460 advantage i think that those people remain a useful asset and especially and this is an unfortunate

00:37:57.820 statement especially when those people are willing to commit acts of terrorism and use violence in

00:38:03.500 the name of whatever cause you can manipulate them to fight for i think that those people are an asset 0.82

00:38:09.900 unlike any other and and sadly to say the citizens of portland often very much ignorant

00:38:16.380 due to local echo chambers and extremism they learned in universities in the pacific northwest

00:38:21.260 are exactly those people well i will tell you this and we've only got about 40 seconds here but uh

00:38:27.580 this is exactly what happened in um in germany with the brown shirts and eventually the brown shirts

00:38:34.060 weren't afraid of the the nazi party thought they were the real power uh and uh hitler had to kill all 0.54

00:38:41.580 of them he used them and then he killed all of them uh do you think the democrats they believe they can 0.91

00:38:48.380 control them do you think that they can control these people absolutely with jerry nadler uh saying

00:38:55.500 the other day um to a commentator austin fletcher that antifa is a myth but in fact the resurgence or

00:39:04.380 even the first emergence of antifa was the j20 protest in dc uh the back around trump's inauguration

00:39:12.300 when this can all happen and they deny their existence yes it's amazing deny them today they

00:39:18.460 could deny them in the future all right thank you so much elijah please stay safe and uh keep up

00:39:24.780 the good work elijah shaffer you can follow him at elijah shaffer uh on twitter or find him at the blaze

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00:40:39.500 i want to talk to you a little bit about rough greens um you know my dog my uh my son has been

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00:42:07.180 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment this is the

00:42:25.260 glenn beck program you know a phrase that changed my life was from thomas jefferson and uh it was

00:42:35.580 it was on the most controversial thing of his day uh if you wanted to question religion

00:42:42.220 it would be like questioning black lives matter or social justice today literally you would be 0.51

00:42:48.220 blacklisted just like you are now well he said when it comes to religion above all things fix reason 0.99

00:42:57.100 firmly in her seat and question uh with boldness even the very existence of god for if there be a god

00:43:05.420 he must surely rather honest questioning over blindfolded fear the thing we don't have now is

00:43:11.820 bold people who are willing to ask honest questions not people who are trying to win the argument for one

00:43:19.180 side or the other just give me the facts as you understand them so today i've been so perplexed by

00:43:28.620 this mask thing because you're either getting you're either wearing a nazi mask to prove the point that this

00:43:36.540 is taking all of our control away or you're pepper spraying people for not wearing a mask can can we

00:43:45.180 can we please just can we just calm down just a little bit and talk about the pros and the cons

00:43:50.620 of the mask and then what's making us feel this way this has been the hardest thing i wanted to do

00:43:56.300 this show last week just as a you know a quick toss away just to give you the stats on the mask finding

00:44:03.820 people that would be willing to go on the air and say what they really believe about masks both kind of

00:44:11.500 pro and kind of con uh was almost impossible almost impossible doctors are afraid to speak out one way

00:44:20.860 or another uh this isn't helpful if we all want to be well the next 30 minutes you'll hear both sides

00:44:28.700 of the mask controversy and you decide in one minute this is the glenn beck program

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00:45:14.540 uh i read a story in detroit people said african-americans said i don't know if i should

00:45:19.580 call the cops because if something happens and i call the cops then everybody in the neighborhood it

00:45:24.620 starts to become a big deal and uh there's a riot in front of my house people don't know what to do

00:45:31.100 they don't know what to do you need to protect yourself you need to make sure that your house

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00:46:50.380 uh my family has had the coronavirus and i think i'm uh starting to get hit with it uh today

00:46:55.820 um because i just am feeling under the weather i'm going to ask stew to kind of help and stand

00:47:02.140 in a little bit we have a very big special tomorrow one of the experts that is joining us said that she

00:47:09.340 is so afraid to say anything and we're not asking her to say something controversial or anything she's

00:47:16.220 just so afraid that she will lose her license because she'll say the things that she believes

00:47:23.580 this is insanity insanity my doctor uh wrote me a prescription uh for hydrochloroquine and uh or

00:47:32.940 hydroxychloroquine and and a couple of other things for covid which we have in the family he said he was

00:47:40.700 worried about losing his license what is happening to us this is insanity

00:47:46.940 insanity now we have dr scott jensen uh jensen on the phone he is from minnesota he's a state senator

00:47:55.100 up there um and i don't want to talk about politics on any of this i just want to hear about the facts

00:48:02.300 about wearing a mask there is no reason we are killing each other over wearing of a mask it either

00:48:10.700 works or it doesn't so dr scott jensen is on with us uh now hello doctor how are you good glenn and

00:48:20.940 thank you for having me on sure uh so we have some another doctor who is probably going to disagree with

00:48:27.340 you uh uh on next but i want you to build the case of why people should or should not wear a mask what

00:48:35.340 is happening here what's the science say well glenn let me take one step back and make certain that i

00:48:42.140 do a disclaimer and say that i am not a material science engineer and i'm trying to provide reckless

00:48:47.500 advice and i'm not trying to spread misinformation because i've been investigated by the board of

00:48:52.140 medical practice because i was willing to compare covet 19 and influenza and that was reckless advice and

00:48:57.260 i was willing to discuss how we do death certificates and that was spreading misinformation but the good

00:49:01.660 news is i learned late yesterday afternoon that the board of medical practice in minnesota

00:49:06.060 has dismissed those charges and so they're gone and i'm very grateful for that but i understand

00:49:10.620 that you want to talk and i think that if we would have talked about this a couple months ago we might

00:49:15.020 have said well there's the science of masks and there's the emotions of masks but unfortunately

00:49:20.460 there's something in between because i would have thought that the science of masks would have to do

00:49:24.780 with the physics of masks and so i did a video about a month or so ago where i talked about

00:49:30.060 the pore size of a cotton mask or a surgical mask and if you have a triple ply mask and the pore size

00:49:37.100 will end up being effectively five microns and five microns to a covet 19 virus particle is 50 times

00:49:46.620 larger and that's approximately the same differential between the two inch uh separation between the wires on

00:49:54.060 a chain link fence and a gnat so if you have 50 gnats they could squeeze into a chain

00:49:59.900 link fence and you could have 50 coven 19 viral particles squeezed into that five micron pore so

00:50:06.300 i thought that would sort of lay out the science but it's not because now what we're saying well if we

00:50:12.220 have some collision of coven 19 viral particles with the lattice work of any mask wouldn't that be a good

00:50:19.100 thing and i think that's intuitive that if you're breathing out or breathing in and viral particles collide

00:50:27.020 with the actual lattice work of a mask i think intuitively yes i think we could reduce the amount

00:50:33.180 of viral particles that's going back and forth on june 12th dr mike osterholm uh put out a video on masks

00:50:42.620 and he was very clear that he thought they had very little effect and the damaging effect might be that

00:50:47.820 people would lull themselves into thinking that they're protected when in fact they're not i did a video

00:50:53.020 the other day at target and i watched this little kid kick his nose rub his eyes and then stick his

00:50:58.780 fingers in his mouth and then he was taking his mask off and his parents were giving him a hassle and i

00:51:03.100 thought this is nuts so i really don't think glenn that we're going to be able to walk this back

00:51:09.500 the science of masks will not be the determining factor i think the emotion and the desperation and the

00:51:16.060 deep-seated desire to do something anything to make sure we're not killing grandma has taken over the

00:51:20.700 discussion so let's just talk about different kinds of masks and 95 masks are they the best

00:51:30.140 well that's an excellent question the governor of minnesota put out an edict on last thursday that

00:51:36.140 masks were mandatory in public places inside and and that took place saturday three days ago in it

00:51:42.700 the executive order actually identifies that the n95 mask with an exhaust valve on the front of it

00:51:48.940 is not an acceptable mask and many n95 masks have that exhaust valve and all that means is that

00:51:55.900 you are going to filter the air that you breathe in but the air that you breathe out is not filtered

00:52:00.940 at all it just blows right on through so that kind of n95 sort of takes care of the wearer but not the

00:52:07.660 other and that is a pretty good stuff because that that filters uh my point three micron particles

00:52:13.500 and so that's pretty effective but the other two masks don't have anywhere near that capacity

00:52:18.860 well the the problem is is that we you don't see anybody with an n95 mask what you're seeing now are

00:52:25.900 these masks that people are making themselves out of cotton and uh that i mean that's nowhere near

00:52:33.900 an n95 mask nowhere near at all it's i mean the gaps at the top underneath your eyes actually i had a

00:52:40.700 patient in the other day wearing an n95 mask and the poor guy didn't realize that you're supposed to 0.87

00:52:45.740 put the upper margin of the n95 mask underneath your eyeglasses he had it resting on top of his 0.86

00:52:51.820 actual lenses he had great big chasms where viral particles people need to remember airflow goes where

00:52:58.380 there's least resistance so if there's an opening that's where all the airflow is going to go i mean we

00:53:03.260 know that from physics but it was interesting glenn i my first three patients today one had uh emphysema

00:53:11.180 the other one had congestive heart failure and the next one had emphysema and every one of them

00:53:16.780 complained bitterly about the shortness of breath they're having with their mask so i think that what

00:53:23.260 we're going to see is we've got this movement right now that masks are something that we can do that we

00:53:29.500 can take an action fair enough okay but we are going to see unintended consequences we are going

00:53:35.580 to see the risk of what happens when you breathe in and out your own viral particles your own bacteria

00:53:41.340 that normally you would exhale and they would be gone from you now you're sort of keeping them in

00:53:45.900 this cup and then to get to your point about this kerchiefs and the things people are wearing they've

00:53:51.340 become increasingly liberalized in the sense that they wouldn't even be called a mask i mean it's a

00:53:59.020 scarf and a lot of people pull it up and pull it down their nose is always sticking out now become

00:54:05.740 a badge like you said if you don't wear it you know maybe you'll get pepper sprayed if you do wear it

00:54:11.260 you're complying with the state edict uh the you you talked about the people that are in your

00:54:22.700 practice that came in there is a sign that we saw do we have a picture of this

00:54:27.660 sign that we saw of a place a restaurant that said um even if you have a disability you have to wear

00:54:35.820 a mask um here well i mean if you do have problems i mean i wouldn't go there i mean the obvious answer

00:54:44.620 is don't go there but if more and more people have this a disability of being able to breathe or not

00:54:52.060 breathe because of a mask if this becomes an edict or spreads that's really bad for some people is it

00:54:59.500 not you're absolutely right glenn it's terrible i'm looking at this one patient's chart in her late 70s

00:55:07.420 congestive heart failure she goes out probably once a month to try to get groceries she tries to wear a

00:55:14.940 mask when i walked in to see her in the office her blood pressure was 190 over 70. oh my gosh oh wow 0.98

00:55:22.780 she knows i just don't breathe very well with this mask i said we'll take the mask off

00:55:26.620 i needed to have her take the mask off anyway because i wanted to examine her throat her pharynx 1.00

00:55:30.780 and her nose and this kind of thing anyway 10 minutes later i took her blood pressure it was down 0.97

00:55:35.420 to 158 over 60. this is happening all the time this is what we do when we overreact and do these knee-jerk

00:55:44.140 reflexes and take this cookie-cutter approach we're always compelled to find down the road

00:55:49.900 the unintended consequences i think dr robert redfield from cdc came out within the last few days

00:55:55.260 and acknowledged that the postulated increase in drug overdoses and suicides is no longer postulated

00:56:06.940 it is now a fact they are seeing the data at the cdc well i've been telling people this is happening

00:56:14.300 there is more than just the coven 19 we had another case uh an article just came out where some

00:56:22.540 cardiologists are seeing 40 percent less heart attacks and strokes than what they've been seeing

00:56:28.300 over the trailing three-year average well what is the likelihood that we would have a drop in 2020

00:56:34.380 of 40 it's it's extremely small what it probably means is that these cases of if you will stroke heart

00:56:43.740 attack congestive heart attack they're not coming in or they're being misdiagnosed as coven 19 deaths

00:56:51.100 or coven 19 discharge summaries there are unintended consequences which will not stop now having said

00:56:57.420 that glenn i don't think this is a sword i want to die on i mean there's so much more that we need to

00:57:03.260 understand and as a policy maker in the senate i want us to talk about how damaging lockdowns are and how

00:57:09.980 important it is to get kids back in school and i'm afraid that the question is sucking the oxygen

00:57:15.740 out of the room yeah i just can't take the fact that we're just beating each other over the head

00:57:21.580 over this mask thing we just have to take the politics out of it and then and deal with the

00:57:26.300 science on it doctor thank you so much i appreciate uh everything you're doing and and being willing to

00:57:31.260 speak out dr scott johnson uh we go to dr george rutherford in just a second he's kind of on the

00:57:38.140 other side not really i mean i i don't think uh dr jensen was against masks he just says let's let's

00:57:45.180 look at this rationally uh so we're going to go to uh dr rutherford here in just a second stand by

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00:59:30.140 second station id so we go to uh dr uh um hang on just a second we go to dr george rutherford um he is

00:59:54.300 an epidemiology professor at uh ucsf and we welcome him to the program i want to put all politics aside

01:00:02.940 and just talk about the science of masks and if if an n95 mask is the right one to wear does it make it 0.63

01:00:11.740 does it make a difference if you're making your own mask why should we wear masks doc hi thanks for

01:00:18.700 having me on i hadn't realized you're a comedian i'm still laughing about the body i have to work to get

01:00:23.340 a body like this i mean your lineup i may yes you may i mean i have tears running down my face right

01:00:30.940 now but um um so uh masks are uh masks are very important um they're basically what's going to get

01:00:39.740 us out out to the other side of this to where you can get vaccine um are they more effective than

01:00:46.060 having everybody stay in their house forever no but we can't do that right that's not a viable option

01:00:51.740 right so you know let's so let's talk about the benefits of of masks so there's a large science

01:00:57.820 behind this um uh there is uh i think some of the most compelling stuff is from outbreaks that have

01:01:05.740 or haven't happened um and we can get into all the engineering and you know sort of the fancy kind of

01:01:11.100 photography and filtering and all those sorts of things but there are uh there are at least a couple

01:01:16.460 of things i think they're worthwhile bringing out that your uh listeners may not have heard of

01:01:21.100 one is right after um springfield missouri reopened this is in um in june late may early june

01:01:29.820 um and and i'm apologize for those who are in the note because i'm going to sound like my mother

01:01:33.980 talking about hairdressers and beauty parlors there were there are two um two hairdressers uh both of

01:01:41.020 whom are symptomatic um who worked nine shifts and uh uh in a beauty parlor and uh had 139 clients

01:01:51.180 um the beauty parlor uh required uh customers to wear masks and required the um uh the hairdressers to 0.66

01:01:59.740 wear uh to wear masks um so 139 people the both uh both uh um hairdressers were symptomatic they had

01:02:09.740 masks on the customers had masks on there were zero transmissions another is uh i think it's it's one

01:02:18.540 of the other things i think that's emerging about masks aside from their ability to stop transmission

01:02:24.780 is that if cases do occur people are getting infected and this is still a bit hypothetical but

01:02:30.220 i'll give you some of the evidence for it people are getting uh infected with lower doses and having less

01:02:36.060 severe uh disease there was an outbreak in a seafood package uh packing plant in newport oregon

01:02:43.580 where people were wearing uh wearing masks uh and 95 of the people who became infected uh were

01:02:50.140 asymptomatic had no symptoms meaning that they probably which probably is a consequence of having

01:02:55.580 a lower dose similarly if you compare okay so the cruise cruise ship things you know when people

01:03:01.020 have masks on they're more likely that they're less likely to develop symptomatic disease okay so let me

01:03:07.580 take a break i have to i have to i have to take a quick break because i have a network uh break i have

01:03:12.860 to take but then when you come back i want to ask you then about which masks and is it just a feel-good

01:03:20.860 thing to make your own mask and and wear it um and why we are so divided on this we'll come back in just

01:03:30.940 a minute this is the glenn beck program

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01:05:01.020 oh yes we have to stop pretending that uh politics is religion

01:05:07.100 and we're fighting over nonsense i personally wear a mask when i go out i don't know if it's all that

01:05:13.820 effective but i do wear it when i go out uh i just i think it's uh courteous uh to wear one and if it

01:05:21.500 will help you know just if it will help one person well then i've done my job um i i don't know how

01:05:28.620 effective it is and that's why we are having a conversation between a couple of doctors uh today

01:05:33.420 and we're about to join a third uh that is talking about masks whether or not they're effective in

01:05:40.380 the way we're doing it n95 masks make sense to me um they made sense to me when they were telling us

01:05:46.460 that masks don't make a difference i saw that as a way for everybody to stop buying masks so you could

01:05:52.300 get enough at the hospital because it seemed to work at the hospital um but uh the masks that for

01:05:58.460 instance that i wear that my wife has made and so many people are making is this just um the uh kind

01:06:06.060 of a the last hurrah of masks does it do anything we're talking to uh we're talking to dr george

01:06:13.660 rutherford epidemiology professor at ucsf do those handmade cotton masks make any difference or a scarf

01:06:22.380 around your face yeah as long as you put it over your nose it makes a difference that you know people

01:06:28.140 who wear these underneath their nose like there's some you know some some you know half-baked bank

01:06:36.060 robber you know that doesn't work you know you're you inhale through your inhale and exhale through

01:06:41.340 your nose so we're trying to do three things well first of all we're trying to protect the people

01:06:46.540 around you in case you're one of the 40 percent of people to 60 percent of people who have asymptomatic

01:06:52.300 infection and don't know it the second thing we're trying to do is to protect you and the third

01:06:56.460 thing we're trying to do is if if you get infected that you'll get infected at a lower dose and are

01:07:01.420 less likely to develop severe symptoms or that's the three for here okay doctor a quick question um

01:07:08.380 one study that i thought was pretty interesting on the mass thing was about the uss theodore roosevelt

01:07:13.100 that outbreak um and uh it it seemed to me to show two things one that the masks were the most effective

01:07:21.500 safety precaution out of all the different options including social distancing and all the other

01:07:26.540 things hand washing sanitizer all of that however on the other hand it also showed they were nowhere

01:07:32.220 near universally effective um is did it first of all did i get that that right and secondly i think

01:07:39.980 there's a problem with the media messaging on that in that they're trying to make it seem like if you

01:07:44.220 wear a mask you're done and people may very well not take other safety precautions because they think

01:07:49.660 the mask is the end all be all well you know plus you're on a warship and it's you know this social

01:07:54.860 distancing is a you know is impossible yeah um you know you go past people in tight quarters and tight

01:08:00.620 corridors it's you know there's no way there's no way and the other thing is that the masks they're

01:08:05.020 using are plenty uncomfortable and you know i think people took them off quite a bit there's some new

01:08:10.940 technology that's being um sort of bandied about right now that i've seen for much more wearable

01:08:17.180 masks that people can wear for longer periods of time and actually have things like straw holes

01:08:21.420 through them so you can drink and not have to take it off when you're on like flight deck operations

01:08:26.540 but you know you asked me earlier about n95s n95s are great as long as you have one that does not 1.00

01:08:33.980 have an exhaust valve on it have an exhaust valve on it which are these little kind of valves on the

01:08:39.820 side or in the front those um basically let out unfiltered air so while you've protected yourself

01:08:46.380 well if you're one of the people who's asymptomatically infected you're not protecting 0.99

01:08:49.980 anyone else so if you're getting n95s two things one is make sure you get one without a valve

01:08:55.740 and the second thing is um if you're really serious about it it needs to be fit tested

01:09:01.340 and by fit testing um you know that somebody holds up some noxious smelling chemical

01:09:06.460 and you can't smell it that's that's what fit testing consists of and if you have a beard or

01:09:12.140 you know that sort of you know oh so elegant miami vice double um you're not going to be able to 0.99

01:09:18.460 your mask isn't going to fit tightly enough to really uh to provide provide that much higher level

01:09:23.500 of protection in general we reserve n95s or uh hospital icu emergency department emt police 0.97

01:09:31.580 those kinds of situations uh one more really dumb one for me doctor uh they they say all the time 0.52

01:09:38.940 um you know because the masks they show these videos online where you're just speaking normally 0.98

01:09:43.820 and there's all sorts of droplets you have no idea that are going out which is really disgusting

01:09:47.660 and then they show the masks is a much is a very effective form of source control right you're not

01:09:52.700 spitting these droplets out as you speak all the time what they never talk about though is you know

01:09:57.500 what if i go to the grocery store and aren't constantly running my mouth to every single person i pass by

01:10:02.700 like i i my wife does that all the time i go into the grocery store and i pick the things up and i go 1.00

01:10:07.740 in line if you're not speaking are you are you in an as far as a source control situation are you a

01:10:15.660 danger of spreading all sorts of droplets if all you're doing is breathing through your mouth

01:10:20.300 yes but less so i mean think what your breath looks like in the wintertime when you're outdoors

01:10:25.100 right that's that's what we're talking about now i'm with you i don't talk to anybody in the

01:10:31.100 grocery store i just i just go for the catalog i if you if you talk and there's only one gallon of

01:10:39.980 the ice cream that you like it's gone it's gone so yeah it may be gone hey uh doctor i know this has

01:10:47.500 been uh kind of a scary uh uh venture for you and i hope that it uh has proven to be the exact opposite

01:10:54.220 of what you were afraid of i we have to stop um making everything into a religion uh and just talk

01:11:02.940 science and have honest questions and and and not try to win just try to find out what the truth is

01:11:10.860 and i appreciate you coming on thank you so much my pleasure you bet so let me go to uh one more one

01:11:18.940 more doctor and that is uh dr carlin borisenko she's an organizational psychologist she's you

01:11:25.820 know a forbes contributor etc etc she's now uh part of our uh our our circle of friends and i ask her to

01:11:34.140 look into because i think stew weren't both doctors pretty much saying the same thing yeah closer than

01:11:40.140 you would have thought i mean they definitely had some i think disagreement on on certain things but

01:11:44.060 generally speaking they're saying they're somewhat effective uh but you still you know they're not

01:11:49.500 universally effective exactly right so so carlin where is this i'm going to spray you with pepper

01:11:57.980 spray if you're not wearing one outside where is this coming from well i think you know first to take

01:12:06.860 a step back i want to do a disclaimer and say i am not a medical doctor i am not speaking on the

01:12:11.020 effectiveness of masks but one of the things that has been very worrisome for me about the whole mask

01:12:18.060 thing and i said this was going to happen back in march is it's it's dehumanizing to people we're

01:12:24.140 we're literally stopped we're not seeing each other as human beings when we're in this pro-mask versus

01:12:29.500 anti-mask debate now in some respects that makes sense because the way our brain evolved our survival

01:12:35.580 mechanism whether or not we're afraid that we're going to die is the number one thing that we will

01:12:40.860 make decisions on and if we are afraid that we're going to die or be put in some sort of danger

01:12:46.300 that's going to kick off our fight or flight mechanism which essentially is you know either

01:12:51.420 you're going to fight the situation aggressively which is what we see when we're seeing people pepper

01:12:56.220 spray one another out in public when they could just easily socially distance walk around you know

01:13:02.380 separate themselves from the people not wearing masks instead they're fighting it aggressively which is

01:13:07.420 the fight uh mechanism of that the other option is of course to run away in the other direction to 0.88

01:13:12.380 flee from what you think is going to attack you but you know what is striking about this for me glenn

01:13:17.580 because the last time i spoke with you we talked about you know white fragility and all of that and

01:13:21.900 one of the things that i actually think is so interesting about um what's going on with the mask it is

01:13:27.100 actually mirrors what they talk about in white fragility which is if someone is saying that i don't feel

01:13:33.580 comfortable wearing a mask for whatever reason whether it's simply an emotional thing or it's

01:13:38.300 actually a medical reason that they don't want to wear a mask that is an individual decision whereas 0.87

01:13:43.980 you know what what they argue in white fragility is that individualism is bad white people are

01:13:48.380 back as individuals and that's somehow bad and i i almost feel as though it's become so politicized

01:13:53.500 because the two issues have become incredibly conflated if you look at how people are speaking about

01:13:59.740 these online you're going to see that people who are pro-mask usually tend to be more on the left

01:14:05.900 people who are anti-mask tend to be though not exclusively more on the right and and i think that

01:14:11.900 it's really it's kind of like this perfect storm of nonsense that has descended onto the issue of mass

01:14:19.180 whereas what what we could be doing is exactly what you just did have a medical discussion where

01:14:24.540 you're hearing from both sides about the effectiveness of it and approach the situation much more

01:14:29.660 calmly than it's being approached right now yeah it's everything is this uh this idea that the

01:14:37.260 science is settled and if you don't agree with it you're somehow or another an enemy of all mankind

01:14:45.340 the science clearly is not settled the science seems to be leaning in the direction that a mask is

01:14:52.540 better than nothing but i don't think anybody is taking into account the effects that the media has had

01:14:58.940 on politicizing absolutely everything uh by blaming everybody who is as ever voted a republican uh into

01:15:07.180 office as a bad guy and everybody like cuomo who is a democrat is a savior uh the neither one of those

01:15:17.500 is true they have told us different things the science continues to change on this and for the very first

01:15:24.780 time we are expected to not respond or not have an opinion and i think that is the symbol the mask is the

01:15:35.020 symbol of that feeling of powerlessness that that that i've got a virtue signal when you don't know what

01:15:42.700 the hell you're even talking about because i think most people would wear the mask um and they'd just be

01:15:50.380 fine with it you know if they can do their part some won't i get it um but if it wasn't for this 0.99

01:15:57.100 politicization of all of this if it wasn't that um you are somehow or another a horrible human being

01:16:05.180 it becomes almost a badge of honor to not wear the mask just as much on the left as it does to wear the mask

01:16:13.500 mm-hmm yeah i absolutely agree and another part of this too is that there are legitimate medical

01:16:20.860 reasons why people might not want to wear a mask whether that has to do with a medical condition

01:16:25.660 where they may struggle to breathe in it or a psychological condition like if they struggle

01:16:29.740 from depression or anxiety or claustrophobia there could be absolute reasons why a mask is not the best

01:16:35.260 choice and you know in in a civilized society we would say well if you can wear a mask you should

01:16:41.260 because there are people who can't but that's not what's happening we're seeing people who have

01:16:45.900 very legitimate reasons and by the way organizations stores businesses they are not allowed to ask what

01:16:52.700 the medical reasons are that's your private information and we're seeing these people be

01:16:57.340 turned away or shunned i mean i look at the case that happened to brandon strock from the walkaway

01:17:02.860 campaign probably about a month ago is he got kicked off an american airline flight for

01:17:07.660 not wearing a mask and it created this whole hullabaloo and i actually talked to him later

01:17:12.140 in the day and he said carlin they didn't even ask me if i had any sort of medical condition so we've

01:17:18.140 reached the point where the benefit of the doubt is just not given at all in these scenarios and

01:17:23.900 instantly the person who was not wearing the mask is demonized yeah carlin thank you so much uh

01:17:30.220 we'll talk again uh carlin borisenko uh and um and uh what she has to say i think is is so

01:17:39.580 very valuable um i know pat doesn't wear a mask and the reason why pat doesn't wear a mask is because

01:17:45.980 he has severe claustrophobia severe claustrophobia he can't do it the dude doesn't wear socks

01:17:53.260 he doesn't wear socks i mean jeez he doesn't wear socks he hates wearing shoes he can't wear a watch

01:17:59.980 he is claustrophobic like to the extreme so what happens to him does he just get pepper sprayed

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01:19:21.980 oh my gosh look at this this is amazing uh william barr is about to testify uh we stations are going

01:19:33.980 to be covering his opening statements uh yesterday fox news broke the story of his uh his opening of his

01:19:42.380 testimony uh testimony yet i i look i just searched on google for uh william barr testimony and let's see

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01:20:59.500 still nothing from fox news page 6 still nothing from fox news this is unbelievable there it is page the

01:21:14.220 end of page six wow and it's a story that's four days old uh wow it's interesting trying to get your

01:21:28.140 news uh today especially i thought these search engines were supposed to get to know you and

01:21:34.380 provide the things that you were looking for how does it mistake me as not wanting something from

01:21:39.420 a conservative point of view how's that possible well we're going to give it to you this great

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01:24:11.500 here before the radio show we have this bar situation going on we're going to follow that

01:24:14.540 closely as well back in just a second

01:24:28.700 what you're about to hear is the fusion of entertainment and enlightenment

01:24:43.420 we have to get jason on all right thank you so much we are going to go to capitol hill in just

01:24:54.300 a second uh jerry nadler has brought william barr in front of the house committee they're thinking

01:25:03.180 about impeaching barr now uh barr apparently has some explosive things he's going to be uh

01:25:10.220 uh he's going to be revealing here in just a few minutes or giving a preview to we'll give you that

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01:25:56.700 we begin in 60 seconds the glenn beck program

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01:27:14.300 all right we need to get jason on uh and we're gonna jason i want you to really pay attention to

01:27:21.420 a bar and tell us what's important if i miss anything uh william barr is going to be test

01:27:27.580 testifying here shortly can we bring up the audio so just so we hear it uh in the background he is

01:27:34.540 not he's being exactly right but we're not going to be held he's being brought uh in uh because of

01:27:42.060 the investigation that he is doing um they now say he has absolutely no credibility and he's just a pawn

01:27:49.900 or a puppet for uh donald trump this this has been delayed because jerry nadler had an accident

01:27:57.180 on the way in uh nobody was hurt he wasn't driving uh so they had to delay it uh but here's a guy

01:28:05.420 the head of the committee that that says that that antifa or antifa is a hoax is not even real

01:28:15.260 talking to william barr uh he's about to start here in a second jason any thoughts going in on what we

01:28:21.900 should be watching for i think the democrats are going to come out pretty strong on criticizing

01:28:26.220 operation legend um that's the operation that the trump administration was using to uh to employ

01:28:33.180 federal law enforcement into some of these uh cities like uh portland uh seattle places like that where

01:28:40.140 it's just out of control and the democrats refuse to act um they're going to criticize him on that

01:28:44.620 their argument is going to be that it's just a political stunt uh for donald trump's campaign

01:28:49.740 and you'll you'll see this theme go throughout the entire time while the democrats are talking

01:28:54.860 because they want to to paint bar as a political operative in the attorney general's um you know

01:29:01.100 position that everything he's doing is political which is i have never seen such theater in my life

01:29:06.940 okay here he goes jerry nadler recesses of the committee any time we welcome we welcome everyone

01:29:14.460 to this morning's hearing on oversight of the department of justice i apologize for beginning

01:29:20.540 the hearing late as many of you know i was in a minor car accident on the way in this morning

01:29:26.300 everyone is fine except perhaps the car but it did cause a significant delay i thank the attorney

01:29:33.980 general and the members for their patience and their flexibility and uh we will now begin but

01:29:40.780 before we begin i want to acknowledge uh i want to note that we are joined this morning by the

01:29:46.780 distinguished majority leader the gentleman from maryland mr hoyer leader hoyer has long recognized

01:29:52.940 the need for very vigorous congressional oversight of the of the executive branch under both parties

01:29:58.780 and we appreciate his presence today as we question the attorney general before we begin i would

01:30:05.500 like to remind members that we have established an email address and distribution list dedicated to

01:30:10.300 circulating exhibits motions or other written materials that members might want to offer as part of

01:30:15.260 our hearing today if you would like to submit materials please send them to the email address

01:30:20.220 that has been previously distributed to your offices and we will circulate the materials to members and

01:30:25.020 staff as quickly as we can i would also remind all members that guidance from the office of attending

01:30:31.020 physician states that face coverings are required for all meetings in an enclosed space such as this

01:30:36.940 committee hearing i expect all members on both sides of the aisle to wear a mask except when you are

01:30:42.780 speaking i will now recognize myself for an opening statement thank you for being here mr bar according to

01:30:51.820 the congressional research service this is the first time you have appeared before the house judiciary

01:30:56.780 committee both during your first tenure as attorney general 30 years ago and during your current

01:31:02.620 service in the trump administration welcome 150 years ago last month in the aftermath of the civil war

01:31:10.540 congress created the department of justice we did so with two missions in mind first we wanted to

01:31:18.460 replace a system of party spoils with a core of professional government attorneys yes these attorneys would be

01:31:25.740 supervised by the attorney general and yes the attorney general would remain a political appointee but at

01:31:31.980 its heart the department would rely on a foundation of professionals dedicated to the impartial administration of the law

01:31:39.340 and an unbiased system of justice second you mean like eric holder congress established the department

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01:31:51.740 on it became you know i'm going to break because we can hear him talk all day long we've already heard

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01:33:57.100 the hearing

01:34:09.660 the state and local leaders of those cities to forcefully and unconstitutionally suppress dissent

01:34:17.420 second at your direction department officials have downplayed the effects of systemic racism

01:34:23.660 this is jerry nadler the victims of police brutality waiting for attorney general bill

01:34:29.180 bar to accountable for their actions begin to testify open hostility to the black lives matter movement

01:34:37.100 third in connection with the white in coordination with the white house the department has spread

01:34:42.780 disinformation about voter fraud failed to enforce voting rights laws and attempted to change the census

01:34:49.900 rules to flaunt the plain text of the constitution and even defied court orders on this subject all in

01:34:57.180 the apparent attempt to assist bill is just looking now like you've got to be kidding me i have to

01:35:03.260 answer these requests the department has amplified the president's conspiracy theories the issue here

01:35:08.780 too is that bar is really good he's not like a crazy guy who's thrown out all sorts he is really

01:35:15.740 solid and this is this is easy to him jerry nadler is not a challenge to bar and the department's

01:35:22.220 professional staff in the process fifth again and again you personally have interfered with ongoing

01:35:31.100 criminal investigations to protect the president and his allies from the consequences of their actions

01:35:37.740 when career investigators and prosecutors resisted these brazen unprecedented actions

01:35:43.020 you replace them with less qualified staff who appear to be singularly beholden to you

01:35:50.940 the message these actions send is clear in this justice department the president's enemies will

01:35:57.660 be punished and his friends will be protected no matter the cost no matter the cost to liberty

01:36:04.380 is this not insane everything they always accuse people of they do yeah yeah and this is a terrible

01:36:14.060 strategy if their strategy is to try to make bob bar the issue that is a bill sorry i was saying

01:36:19.900 the same thing i know i made that mistake uh to make bill bar the issue that is a terrible strategy

01:36:24.860 that is not a good idea you're attacking one of the most solid members of that of the administration

01:36:30.300 uh you know and trying to make him into a political issue he is going to be able to answer these

01:36:35.340 questions uh it's a bad electoral move for them i think in the hands of president trump a department

01:36:42.780 of justice that adopts a dangerously expansive view of executive power and demonstrates a willingness

01:36:48.860 to shield him from accountability represents a direct especially to the liberty if he goes after

01:36:54.780 black lives matter and antifa and all of those things because the average american does believe

01:37:02.060 that these things are out of control the rule of law depends on there being an attorney general

01:37:08.060 who will not allow the president to do whatever he wants with the justice department william

01:37:13.500 barr's views of presidential power are so radically mistaken that he is simply the wrong man at the wrong

01:37:20.540 time to be attorney general in the united states i love this guy this failure of leadership comes at

01:37:27.660 great cost this administration has twisted the department of justice into a shadow of its former

01:37:33.900 self capable of serving most americans only after it has first served you know uh what the uh first

01:37:40.380 thing you get in google when you start typing in jerry nadler's name uh jerry nadler's pants we have a

01:37:47.260 responsibility to because he wears his pants so ridiculously high so high yeah that's what people

01:37:53.340 are interested in when they're talking about jerry nadler not what he says just his pants

01:37:56.620 today we want to give you a chance to respond to our i'm not even interested in other matters

01:38:02.460 in and we hope and expect i'm not well do so have you ever thought about this because

01:38:07.100 they look like they're a burmese python swallowing him from the legs first

01:38:10.540 today and they're up to like his chest right right i now recognize the ranking member of the

01:38:17.660 judiciary committee the gentleman from ohio mr jordan for his opening statement spying

01:38:24.700 that one word that's why they're after you mr attorney general 15 months ago april 10th 2019 in

01:38:30.380 a senate hearing you said this sentence quote i think spying on a political campaign is a big deal

01:38:35.500 spying on a political campaign is a big deal it sure is and since that day since that day

01:38:44.300 when you had the courage to state the truth they attacked you they've been attacking you ever since

01:38:48.060 every day every week for simply stating the truth that the obama biden administration spied on the

01:38:53.260 trump campaign one year ago new york times headline said this one year ago quote fbi sent an investigator

01:38:58.940 posing as assistant to meet with trump aid in 2016. the fbi sent a young lady who used the name

01:39:04.700 azra turk to meet papadopoulos in september of 2016. they sent someone pretending to be someone

01:39:12.540 else to meet a person associated with the trump campaign you know what they call that you know

01:39:19.580 what they call that spying one month later october 2016 they use the dossier to spy on carter page

01:39:26.780 the salacious unverified dossier jim comey's words not mine they took it to the fisa court didn't tell

01:39:33.100 the courts that the clintons paid for it didn't tell the court that the guy who wrote the document

01:39:36.780 christopher steel had already communicated to the justice department that he was quote desperate to

01:39:41.340 stop trump from getting elected and guess what there were 15 more lies that they told the court

01:39:49.580 17 in total they're outlined by the inspector general each and every one of them in his 400 page

01:39:55.500 report but guess what chairman nadler refuses to allow mr horowitz to come here and testify and answer

01:40:01.660 our questions about the 17 lies the obama biden administration told to the secret court the obama

01:40:09.420 biden doj opened the investigation in july they used the secret agent lady to spy on papadopoulos in

01:40:14.780 august they lied to the fisa court in september and they did all this without any basis for launching

01:40:19.740 the investigation to begin with how do we know that how do we know there was no basis they told us

01:40:26.380 now they didn't want to tell us but thanks to rick grinnell who released the transcripts of their

01:40:32.060 testimony we now know there was no basis for them to start the investigation in the first place

01:40:37.340 sally yates roads samantha power susan rice here's what susan rice says i don't recall intelligence i

01:40:42.300 would consider evidence of a conspiracy how about james clapper i never saw any direct evidence that the

01:40:49.420 trump campaign or someone in it was conspiring with the russians to meddle with the election

01:40:53.260 say that again i never saw evidence that the trump campaign was conspiring and yet they investigate

01:41:00.220 them there was never a proper predicate so why'd they do it there was no reason to do it why'd they

01:41:07.500 do it they told us that too peter struck august 2016 asked is trump going to win what's his response

01:41:15.980 remember this is peter struck this is the guy who ran the investigation

01:41:18.300 no no he's not we'll stop it august peter struck says we'll stop trump september they

01:41:27.100 spy on papadopoulos october they use the fake dossier to lie to the court but guess what happens

01:41:31.900 in november guess what happens in november november 8th 2016 the american people get in their way 63

01:41:40.220 million of them to be exact not now everything changes now the real focus is wow wait a minute we

01:41:45.980 didn't stop him he won now what do they have to do they have to do the cover-up and who do they have

01:41:53.500 to go after who's target number one in their cover-up the former head of the defense intelligence agency

01:41:59.900 the guy who's about to become national security advisor to the president of the united states

01:42:04.380 michael flynn they can't have him hanging around because he'll figure it out so they decide to go after

01:42:10.060 michael flynn three-star general served our country for over three decades and we know they went after

01:42:15.180 him because they told us that too bill pre-step head of counterintelligence at the fbi the day

01:42:20.380 they interviewed flynn january 24th 2017 his notes say what what's our goal to get flynn to lie so we

01:42:27.580 can prosecute him or to get him fired think about what the obama biden doj what their administration did

01:42:36.380 in the last month the last month they were in power january 4th the agents investigating flynn

01:42:42.380 want to drop the case comey tells them no january 5th they have the now famous meeting in the oval

01:42:46.860 office obama biden rice comey all of them are in there they're plotting their strategy how they're

01:42:50.540 going to get flynn january 6th comey goes up to trump tower briefs president-elect trump

01:42:57.020 on the dossier that they already know was false just so they can leak it to the press and the press

01:43:01.180 will write the story that they briefed the president on the dossier and then of course january 24th

01:43:05.500 the day they go set up michael flynn set up michael flynn in his interview guess what else they did

01:43:13.580 guess what else they did between election day and inauguration day that two-month time guess what else

01:43:19.580 they did 38 people 49 times unmasked michael flynn's name comey clapper brennan biden seven people at the

01:43:28.060 treasury department unmasked michael flynn's name for goodness sake and of course flynn resigns on

01:43:35.180 february 13th flynn resigns on february 13th now the cover-up is complete flynn's gone everything's fine

01:43:43.660 they think until may 9th 2017 when president trump fires jim comey now they got a problem again the

01:43:53.180 guy who was going to keep it all quiet he's been fired now how do they continue the cover-up

01:43:59.180 real simple jim comey leaks his memos with the express purpose of getting a special counsel

01:44:04.300 appointed to investigate something they already know is not true and that's exactly what happened

01:44:09.500 we get two years 19 lawyers 40 agents 500 witnesses 2800 cepedas and a 30 million cost to the

01:44:14.780 taxpayer and they come back with nothing absolutely nothing and so all they got left

01:44:21.100 is to attack the attorney general who had the courage to state the truth right from the get-go

01:44:26.700 the first time he testifies after he's confirmed you guys attack him every day every week and now

01:44:33.020 you've filed articles of impeachment against him it's ridiculous he had the courage to do what no one

01:44:37.580 else would do at the justice department sally yates wouldn't call it spying jeff sessions wouldn't

01:44:42.940 do it rod rosenstein wouldn't do it chris wait ray sure as heck isn't going to do it

01:44:47.180 so mr turner i want to thank you for having the courage to call it what it was spying i want to

01:44:53.660 thank you for having the courage to say we're going to get the politics out of the department

01:44:57.580 of justice that was there in the previous administration and maybe most importantly

01:45:02.700 we're going to talk about this in our side one questioning i want to thank you for defending law

01:45:07.260 enforcement for pointing out what a crazy idea this defund the police i policy whatever you want to call it

01:45:13.660 is and standing up for the rule of law and frankly we have a video we want to show that

01:45:18.220 gets right to this point can we play that video please

01:45:23.500 okay that is the opening uh statement um from jim jordan i thought an excellent uh statement we are

01:45:32.700 going to pause his testimony it should be another three four minutes away but we don't want you to

01:45:36.780 miss any of it bill bars testimony in front of the house who wants to impeach him coming up in a

01:45:45.980 second yeah it still is the new normal in washington this is the glenn beck program

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01:47:15.020 vote for glenn beck too so the house subcommittee where they are looking to impeach uh william bar

01:47:29.420 it's going to go nowhere uh they have been listening now for the last about six minutes they have been

01:47:35.260 listening to and watching a videotape of the mostly peaceful protests around the country uh and let's just

01:47:43.020 say they weren't peaceful you would uh be hard pressed to tell the difference between that and the gaza 0.73

01:47:49.180 strip uh and uh that is intentional jerry maddler has just or is just finishing up uh introducing and

01:47:58.540 swearing in now um uh attorney general william bar uh it's uh literally you know let's uh let's take the

01:48:09.340 swearing in and the beginning of his testimony private sector attorney general bar received his

01:48:14.940 ab and ma from columbia university and a jd from george washington university school of law we welcome

01:48:22.860 the attorney general and we thank him for participating today now if you would please rise i will begin by

01:48:27.660 swearing you in would you raise your right hand please or left hand do you swear or affirm under penalty

01:48:34.540 of perjury that the testimony you're about to give is true and correct to the best of your knowledge

01:48:38.540 information and belief to help you god let the record show the witness has answered in the

01:48:43.420 affirmative thank you and please be seated

01:48:49.020 please note that your written statement will be entered into the record in its entirety

01:48:52.780 accordingly i ask that you summarize your testimony in five minutes to help you stay within that time

01:48:58.460 there is a timing light on your table when the light switches from green to yellow you have one

01:49:03.020 minute to conclude your testimony yeah when the light starts the orchestra signals your five minutes have

01:49:07.740 expired mr bar you may begin

01:49:13.340 good morning mr chairman ranking member jordan i'm pleased to be here this morning

01:49:20.220 on behalf of the department of justice i want to pay my respects uh to your colleague congressman john

01:49:25.420 lewis and indomitable champion of civil rights and the rule of law i think it is especially important to

01:49:32.380 remember today that he pursued his cause passionately and successfully with unwavering commitment to

01:49:39.500 non-violence as i said in my confirmation hearing the attorney general has a unique obligation

01:49:47.500 he holds in trust the fair and impartial administration of justice he must ensure that there is one standard of

01:49:54.700 justice that applies to everyone equally and the criminal cases are handled even handedly based on the law and the

01:50:01.820 facts and with regard without regard to political or personal considerations and i can tell you that

01:50:09.340 i've handled criminal matters that have come to me for decision in this way the president has not

01:50:15.580 attempted to interfere in these decisions on the contrary he has told me from the start that he expects me to

01:50:22.060 exercise my independent judgment to make whatever call i think is right and that is precisely what i've done

01:50:28.300 indeed it's precisely because i feel complete freedom to do what i think is right that induced me to

01:50:35.420 serve once again as attorney general as you just said mr chairman i served as attorney general under

01:50:41.260 president george hw bush and after that i spent many years in the corporate world i'm almost 70 years old i

01:50:48.460 was almost 70 years old and slipping happily into retirement i had nothing to prove and i had no desire to

01:50:55.100 return to government i had no prior relationship with president trump let me turn briefly to the

01:51:03.500 several pressing issues of the day the horrible killing of george floyd in minneapolis understandably

01:51:11.980 jarred the whole country and forced us to reflect on long-standing issues in the nation those issues

01:51:17.820 obviously relate to the relationship between law enforcement and the african american community given our

01:51:24.140 history it's understandable that among black americans there's at least some ambivalence and often

01:51:29.420 distrust toward the police until just last 50 years ago or so our laws were institute and institutions

01:51:39.420 were explicitly racist explicitly discriminatory it was not until the 60s that the civil rights movement

01:51:47.100 finally succeeded in tearing down the jim crow edifice our laws finally came to formally embody the guarantee 1.00

01:51:53.980 of equal protection and since then the work of securing civil rights has rightly focused on reforming

01:52:01.100 institutions to ensure they better conform to our laws and to our aspirations that work it's important

01:52:08.300 to acknowledge has been increasingly successful police forces today are far more diverse than they've ever been

01:52:15.180 and there are both more black police chiefs and more black officers in the ranks although the death

01:52:22.860 of george floyd at the hands of the police was a shocking event the fact is that these events are

01:52:29.340 fortunately quite rare according to statistics compiled by the washington post the number of unarmed black

01:52:35.500 men killed by police so far this year is eight the number of unarmed white men killed by police over the same

01:52:41.900 period of time as 11 and the overall numbers of police shootings have been decreasing nevertheless every

01:52:49.020 instance of excessive force is unacceptable and must be addressed appropriately through legal process

01:52:55.900 as is happening now in minneapolis but apart from the numbers i think these events strike a deep

01:53:01.820 chord in the black community because they are perceived perceived as manifestations of a deeper

01:53:07.740 lingering concern that in encounters with police blacks will not be treated evenhandedly they will not

01:53:14.380 be given the benefit of the doubt they will be treated with greater suspicion senator tim scott has

01:53:20.140 recounted the numerous times he's been unjustifiably pulled over on capitol hill and as one prominent

01:53:26.300 black professional in washington said to me african americans often feel treated as suspects first and

01:53:31.900 citizens second and i think these concerns are legitimate at the same time i think it would be an

01:53:37.660 oversimplification to treat the problem as rooted in some deep-seated racism generally infecting our

01:53:43.740 police departments it seems far more likely that the problem stems from a complex mix of factors which

01:53:50.140 can be addressed with focused attention over time and we in law enforcement must be conscious of the

01:53:56.140 concerns and ensure that we do not have two systems of justice

01:54:00.780 unfortunately some have chosen to respond to george floyd's death in a far less productive way by 0.98

01:54:08.860 demonizing the police promoting slogans like all cops are bastard and making grossly irresponsible 0.80

01:54:15.180 program proposals to defund the police the demonization of the police is not only unfair

01:54:21.260 and inconsistent with principles of all people should be treated as individuals but gravely injurious

01:54:27.260 to the inner city communities when communities turn on and pillory the police officers naturally

01:54:35.180 become more risk averse and crime rates so unfortunately we are seeing that now in many of our cities

01:54:43.340 the threat to black lives posed by crime on the streets is massively greater than any threat posed by

01:54:49.340 police misconduct the leading cause of death for young black males is homicide 0.68

01:54:55.660 every year approximately 7 500 black americans are victims of homicide the mass the vast majority of

01:55:02.140 them around 90 percent are killed by other blacks mainly by gunfire each of those lives matter 0.99

01:55:11.420 it is for this reason that in selected cities where there has been an upsurge in violent crime we are

01:55:17.420 stepping up and bolstering the activities of our joint anti-crime task forces finally i want to address

01:55:23.980 a different breakdown in the rule of law that we've witnessed over the past two months in the

01:55:30.460 wake of george floyd's death violent rioters and anarchists have hijacked legitimate protests to wreak

01:55:38.940 senseless havoc and destruction on innocent victims the current situation in portland is a telling example

01:55:46.540 every night for the past two months a mob of hundreds of rioters have laid siege to the federal courthouse

01:55:53.420 and other nearby federal property the rioters have come equipped for fight armed with powerful slingshots

01:56:01.260 tasers sledgehammers saws knives rifles and explosive devices inside the courthouse are a relatively small

01:56:09.420 number of federal law enforcement personnel charged with defense of the defensive mission to protect

01:56:16.380 the courthouse what unfolds nightly around the courthouse cannot reasonably be called protest

01:56:22.700 it is by any objective measure an assault on the government of the united states

01:56:30.380 as elected officials of the federal government every member of this committee regardless of your

01:56:35.020 political views or your feelings about the trump administration should condemn violence against

01:56:41.260 federal officers and the destruction of federal property thank you mr chairman and i appreciate your

01:56:51.420 listing for me the areas of concern uh in your opening statement and i'm looking forward to addressing

01:56:56.940 them all thank you so thank you for your testimony um he is now going to go through the questions i think

01:57:07.660 a long-form uh view of this which uh if jason is still on anything surprising there or any big

01:57:16.140 bombshells there i don't think do you know no no i just think that going off of what stu said earlier

01:57:23.260 about this is it's dumb for them to attack them and i think that shows how desperate they truly are

01:57:28.380 they're at the bottom of the barrel because they are absolutely terrified they're terrified of what's 0.58

01:57:33.020 about to come out first the coup then the cover-up and jim jordan i was like i was i was up in my chair

01:57:38.060 at that moment just cheering him on because everything he laid out is exactly why bar is sitting in that

01:57:44.300 chair right now they cannot let this yes it is yeah it is um and we'll see if it uh does come out it it

01:57:51.980 it has to come out at this point but we'll see uh how it does i doubt it will all of it today but

01:57:58.380 some of it may spill out and we'll have a digest of this uh on tomorrow's radio program and don't

01:58:04.540 forget there's a couple of things um silence equals death but now they're silencing people for all kinds

01:58:12.780 of reasons yesterday there was a group of uh of doctors uh america's frontline doctors that went on

01:58:20.860 facebook and twitter and youtube and they made a viral video and it has been completely scrubbed

01:58:29.820 i haven't even seen the video i tried to watch it this morning and it was gone um i don't know if

01:58:36.220 you know i agree with uh with it or not i don't like the fact that videos are being scrubbed

01:58:43.580 and they have scrubbed this one you can't find it anywhere we have reached out and we have gotten the

01:58:49.340 video and we have it now behind the paywall at blaze tv we have one of the doctors is going to be on

01:58:57.740 our program tomorrow night on wednesday um which is all about how media attacking trump has put our

01:59:06.060 children into danger it is a special deadly lies uh and one of those doctors that has been silenced

01:59:13.420 everywhere is going to be joining us tomorrow night you don't want to miss it only on blaze tv if you

01:59:20.540 are a subscriber you can watch that i think it's already up if not it'll be up in an hour or so

01:59:26.060 um but uh you'll be able to watch that if you're not a subscriber join us go to blaze tv.com slash glenn

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01:59:42.860 going on today more in just a minute

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02:01:17.820 this is the glenn beck program you know this uh this media that came out yesterday that just went

02:01:40.300 viral like crazy uh it has been completely scrubbed off the internet you you can't find it anywhere

02:01:48.220 and i don't know if i agree with all the things that they say in it i know the one doctor uh that

02:01:53.820 was was speaking out she is i think a little crazy uh in fact i think she's probably a lot crazy i i 0.96

02:02:02.540 think she she she believes some things that are a little hard to swallow like uh the government's run

02:02:07.900 by lizard people although i think you could make a case for that that's her most scientifically based

02:02:13.900 claim in my opinion yeah uh and and what happened is this thing has been taken off of the internet

02:02:23.020 and you can't find it anywhere which most people have not seen it so they won't be able to judge for

02:02:29.900 themselves i think the the only speech that needs protection is the speech that we don't like

02:02:38.380 and i think you know the the one doctor at least kind of speaks for herself literally and maybe a few 0.53

02:02:46.540 other maybe four other people that believe lizard people are living here um but uh well i forgot alex

02:02:53.420 jones so maybe five people that that agree with her on that um this is the wrong move and there are

02:03:01.740 credible doctors in this group she's just not one why not leave it up and just discredit the entire 1.00

02:03:09.500 bunch by just discrediting her that's the only other choice it's not about just telling the truth and

02:03:15.180 letting people decide on their own it's just how are you going to try not in today's world right not in

02:03:20.460 today's world that's what we're doing let you know let's listen to them as individuals and see if any of

02:03:26.380 them have a good point and some of them really do she's just not one of them i'm just one of those

02:03:31.660 people that just thinks you should have these things out there and pick them apart and the

02:03:35.340 better idea will win over time you know to act as if twitter should should micromanage the medical

02:03:42.060 information that comes out in this country is obviously insane like that's obviously a terrible

02:03:47.740 setup and it's not twitter's fault they shouldn't be they should have that responsibility unfortunately

02:03:53.340 the media keeps pressuring them to do these things and they keep uh they keep falling for it it's a 0.97

02:03:57.980 stupid standard well we are uh we're letting you decide we trust you to figure it out um that's why we did 0.96

02:04:06.780 our thing on masks today had both sides on you have to decide i believe in personal responsibility but 0.99

02:04:14.460 if you were listening to the beginning of this uh show which if you missed it listen to the podcast

02:04:19.580 wherever you get podcasts today we showed you what the world economic forum is doing and it is

02:04:25.340 terrifying they do not believe in the individual all this and so much more will continue tomorrow

The Glenn Beck Program - July 28, 2020

The Mask Debate ｜ Guests： Elijah Schaffer & Dr. George Rutherford ｜ 7⧸28⧸20

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